You have a warrant for arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Let's see. >> No, I'm not. Oh, not not [ __ ] touching me. >> Get out. >> Okay, >> get out before you get tased. >> Turn. Hands behind your back. >> Can you just hand behind your back? >> Well, she's got to see the judge now. She could have just bonded out today, but now she's going to be in jail. >> Being beautiful feels like a huge achievement for some teenage girls. Making them believe they can do whatever they want and just get away with it. However, what happens when law enforcement officers make them realize that being hot doesn't mean that they're above the law? >> You need to vacate this premises. If you come back, you will be arrested. Do you understand? >> Son of water. >> What is your job? >> What is your job? >> To trespass you at this point. >> No. Your job is to protect serve. You're not God. I can have a seat out here. >> Stop. >> Don't [ __ ] do that. Here are several instances when hot girls realize they're not above the law. Signing with the case of this entitled brat who thought being beautiful gave her the right to kick an officer. >> You have a warrant for your arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Lizzy, >> no, I'm not. Oh, I'm not touching you. Okay, but you don't need to grab me like that. I'm still a female. >> Okay. And >> what do you mean? Don't you have a mother? I have really bad anxiety. On a rainy afternoon, officers apprehended a teenager who had a warrant for her arrest at a parking lot. However, the entitled teenager immediately turned what should have been a simple arrest into a complete nightmare. >> Hello, Lizzy. Step out. >> Give me a second. >> What part of step out wasn't clear? Step out. >> Let's go. >> Give me a step in. >> Step out now. Step out. >> No, I'm not. Wait. >> Yes. Step out now. You have a warrant for your arrest. >> No, I'm not. Lindsay. >> No, I'm not. Oh, I'm not touching you. >> 7113 when resisting. >> Stop. I'm just need to >> I'm sorry. 7219 when resisting. Sorry for >> step out before you get tased. Now >> why? >> Get out. >> I'm going to >> get out. Get out. >> Okay. >> Get out before you get tased. >> Turn. Hands behind your back. >> Can you just >> hands behind your back? >> You just kicked me. I don't know how stupid you are. >> I told you to freaking wait for me. >> It's not a matter of waiting. Hold on. Stop turning. >> Hey, stop touching me like that. You >> stop turning. >> Stop turning on the deputy. >> You're already caught in another charge. You want to keep catching them? >> Then stop touching me like that. What's the is wrong with you? >> You resisting. That's what's wrong. >> Okay, but you don't need to grab me like that. I'm still a female. >> Okay. An >> What do you mean? Don't you have a mother? >> Stop resisting. grabbing me. >> Stop resisting. Stop grabbing me. >> Stop resisting. Stop moving. Stop moving. >> Please. Can you grab me? Can you grab me? >> Okay. I'm going to get you in the car. >> No, I know. I can bring my phone in the corner. >> No, I'm Don't worry. I'm going to give you your phone back here. >> Code five to 10. >> Can you touch me? Can you not touch me? >> Get in the car. >> Can you not? >> We have to check your pocket. >> You do have to check to make sure you got >> Check your pocket. >> Can you not touch me? He's grabbing me. Hold on. >> Yes, I am. Because you're still resisting. Stop it. Because you're literally hurting me. >> Stop it. If you stop moving, I don't have to bend you. >> Oh no. >> Take a seat. You're the one that's doing it. >> Take a seat. >> Stop touching me. >> I will as soon as you sit. >> I will as soon as you sit. >> Very good. >> I don't understand the drama. Knock it off. >> You You Can you put them in the front? >> I can't put them in the front. >> The other officer who arrested me, put them in the front. >> Oh, I I can't. It's against our policy. I'll get in trouble. I don't want to get in trouble and I want you to >> He's already like panicking. >> I have really bad anxiety >> and I hold on to me like I actually do. >> Okay. Well, here take a deep breath. >> No. >> No. Like down by the pain. >> Here. Come your foot. >> No. Can you please? >> We'll roll the window down so you can get the mirror. >> No, I'm not cutting tiny space. >> I understand. We'll roll the window down. >> Please. You got to take this one off. It's suffocating me. >> What is >> this thing? >> The seat belt. >> Well, don't lean against it. Turn. >> It's suffocating. >> Turn sideways. >> It's not on your neck. It can't suffocate you. >> It's suffocating me. These ones are not even on my hand. They're on my knee right here. >> She was so entitled to believe that the officer would simply wait for her till she was done with whatever it was that she was doing, which unfortunately backfired immediately. However, the officers were about to discover something even more incriminating. >> You understand? You're nice. >> Here's what I'm going to do. >> I'm going to make I'm going to fix these, but don't buck. Don't fight. Don't try to kick. Don't try to do anything. Okay. >> You want to roll down the uh window a little? >> All right. How? Let's see what's happening. There you go. How's that? Is that better? >> All right. Here, I'm going to move your sweatshirts out of the way. Look, I'm going to lower this window, but please don't start yelling and stuff like that. Okay. >> What's that? >> I feel like I'm going to crank up the AC form what I I'm gathering, you have a warrant. Okay. So, you are in custody to go to jail, right? But when you go there, I could smell the odor of from me. No, I don't have >> Did you just smoke? Is that why you smell? Okay. Cuz if you go to jail and you go in and they find you have something on you. >> Okay. >> Can I use my phone? >> I can't now once you're in custody. Are you Your phone's right there. You see it? I have it right there for you. >> Call my mom and let her know because I'm there for you. >> Well, the thing is once you get to jail, >> she doesn't live here. >> But once you get there, they get they'll let you make a phone call. that she doesn't know. >> You can hold the phone. I'll give you more cash. >> I I just I just can't. I can't. It's It's the thing is that it's it's a >> Let me use my phone. I got arrested last week and I was >> What did you get arrested for? What was it for? >> Same thing. >> Same thing. But all I know is you have a warrant. I don't know what it's for. >> Oh, for court. Okay. >> How you doing, bud? >> How's it going? >> Good. Are you Anthony? Yes, sir. Anthony Lizzy has a warrant. >> All right. >> So, she's going to jail. >> You have my car key. >> Well, the car is running. >> Oh, yeah. >> Is there anything on you right now? >> Okay. >> I'm going to have to search the car. >> Search the car. >> Yes. >> Oh, yeah. >> All right. It stinks. >> I see a hitter on the front. >> Really? >> Okay. Do me a favor. Step down with the car. Okay. >> Can I finish my process in here? I changed I I have my medical card and everything. >> Do you have your medical card with you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is anything in the car medically assigned to you or her? >> Probably me from from the shop, but >> Okay. >> My medical. >> All right. Yeah. Go ahead and finish up what you're doing. Thank you, sir. >> All right. >> What's up? >> Sorry to get you into something. >> Uh-huh. >> What happened? >> We We happened to be pulling in for the DUI offense and I saw the tag pulling in her. It's like, what are the odds? >> So, what's going on? >> Yeah, she's in the back of the car. She decided to get Kiki coming out of the car. >> Really? Oh, she's catching a couple of charges. >> Felony. >> Perfect. >> At this point, it had dawned heavily on her that her pretty face card wasn't going to save her from jail, but that didn't stop her from being difficult. >> I informed her she had a warrant. She was getting really or getting taken out and >> yeah, it's uh resisting with violence and felony battery on law enforcement. Yeah, >> that's what I'm saying, man. It's just a civil warrant. >> What was the situation? How did the kicking happen? He was trying to detain her cuz she said I wasn't here but he just explained it. She's he's like you have a warrant. You know you're under arrest and then she didn't want to come out of the car. >> Well, she's got to see the judge now. She could have just bonded out today, but now she's going to be in jail. >> Yeah, she missed her court date for the I think she was just arrested for this, too. The same thing. >> She just got out. >> Yeah, it's the same thing. Like she's missing her. >> She won't get bonded now. No, now she's in a whole lot. >> For how long would you say? >> It depends what the bond's going to be. Now it's going to be >> charges were the estimated amount. >> A lot >> like more than a year. >> Oh, you're saying like >> like in jail like >> I I'm not the judge, but felony battery law enforcement officer is up to 5 years in prison. >> 5 years. >> Now, that's not to say she's going to get that. I'm just telling you usually I mean it could just be probation. I'm saying the maximum sentence is 5 years for each. >> Okay. For each felony. >> Yeah. But >> yeah, I got you. >> Very rarely. You know what I'm saying? So >> yeah, I get you, man. It just sucks it has to happen. >> I know. >> Just saying that he pulled out a taser. >> Yeah, he they all saw it. >> Um because he asked her to get step out of the vehicle and >> and I said, "No, she refused. I need to make a call to my mom." Yeah, but she needed to make a call to her mom. >> Well, I already told her she gets her once once she gets in there cuz once she's in custody, I can't allow her to make a phone call. >> But once the moment we get to the jail, those handcuffs come off so she can be comfortable again and we'll give her her phone call. >> Then you know what he did? He was trying to force him to be like he was driving my hand and ask you to search his car. He can get arrested for last. >> No, he he he asked me. He wouldn't. >> And why did you say yeah? Because he wants to put that on me. He finds something he's going to put on. >> They can put it on me. It's my car, right? It's my fact that he was going to tase me because I asked him to make a call. >> I'm I'm going to go take her so she can get out of his handcuffs. Just take care of her. >> Oh yeah. No, I'm not. I'm going to make sure nothing happens. >> Don't let Don't let no one tase her again. Please. >> No. No. She's not going to get tased. She's not going to tased, right? You're not going to get tased. Me and her are cool. you that none. I'm going to kill you. >> The girl was eventually taken to jail and charged with assault on an LEO and resisting. Just like this girl, Cameron, another beauty without brains, also thought she could steal in front of a cop and kick him to get away. I didn't do anything stupid in your opinion. Well, I don't know. You You can't identify me. >> Nope. >> Do that. >> On August the 24th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a store regarding a young lady who was trespassing and needed to be removed from the store. When the officers arrived, they had no idea that it was not going to be a simple task. >> Do you want to trespass her >> or you just want to leave for tonight? I kind She's mad loud. She spreads a couple candles. All right. I know she's so I don't know why she seen so bad, but her wrist she can't. Okay. >> All right. So, you just want her gone for the night? >> Yeah. >> All right. Perfect. >> Ma'am. >> Hi. Um, so got a call that you were yelling been cussing at uh customers and and the employee here. >> Okay. So >> yeah, that was that was wrong. I I sorry I wanted to apologize to him because >> you can apologize to him. >> Oh, right here. >> Yeah. >> Oh, do you have ID on you by chance? >> Um, no. >> No. Okay. >> I don't. And it I did have ID, but it ain't with me no more cuz it's in a different state and I came here with nothing. Completely nothing. So I have nothing. Great. How long have you been here? >> Number two. >> I've been here for about almost 3 days with nothing. >> Okay. >> Where what state you come from? >> I come from North Carolina. >> North Carolina. Okay. What's your first name? >> Cameron. >> How do you spell it? >> K A M. >> K A M. >> R O N. >> R O N. >> So, you want to know where I came from? Because it seems like you're getting just my date of birth in my first name. >> Possibly out of North Carolina. >> Yes. North Carolina. >> Okay. Well, that's why cuz if we can't find you in a Florida database, we have to search further because you said you've only >> was at this guy's house in Bureau. >> Okay. But like >> still there. Okay. >> Like I said, if you come from North Carolina, >> a lot of your information like you have no >> So my address that is on the driver's license, >> I got a new one. >> Would it be anywhere else? Are you sure it's North Carolina? >> My stuff to get back to North Carolina because I can go back to North Carolina. Yes. >> She's adamant about North Carolina. >> But here's the thing though. I need all my documents and I can't get back to Charlotte. >> So, um, actually, they're not getting anything back on your your name and date of birth. You're from North Carolina. >> Okay. >> Have you been anywhere else other than North Carolina and here? >> Here. >> Other other than here as well? I've been to Georgia. >> You've been to Georgia. Have you >> They don't They don't deal with me that much. They know me. >> Stayed in Georgia. >> Yeah, I stayed in Georgia. That's my dad and his girlfriend. I did call them. They're able to answer the phone. I called them. But >> maybe Georgia. >> Uhhuh. Where you're born in >> Charlotte. That's where I came from. >> I really came from Charlotte >> to really like go cuz like I told I like beaches. I I like the relaxation and Charlotte is just busy and constantly dealing with a job and their time. >> Although she started off with a calm demeanor, Cameron was soon about to turn the situation into a total nightmare. Anybody by the name Annie >> I know Annie, but that's that's >> talking to my dispatch so that they can find you and um we can identify. seems to not be. I don't hear them, but I know they're talking to you. >> I don't think they're talking to you right now. And they're I don't hear them either. So, your dispatch is still trying to find if it is located here, right? >> Yeah. We're trying to identify you is >> they know. So, why haven't they told you yet? If they know that it's not here and they know all of the social security numbers in Florida by the familiarity by certain first digit or middle digit. >> I don't think they know all that. They just run it and it shows, you know, >> where you're at. >> Yeah. Computer. So, we'll go with that. Like I said, we're just we're having a hard time identifying you. Nothing's coming back that you gave us. >> So, if you have a hard time identifying me, you just lock me up, right? >> Didn't say that. No. >> I mean, because I just I just feel like you're not finding these. So, and then I say I live here, but then it's like no. And then y'all say y don't know about these calls. God. >> Yeah. >> And so I have this right here. This Indiana River Hospital. >> Yep. >> I happen to still have that on my arm and I'm not even at the hospital no more. >> Okay. >> So, yeah. Interesting. You You can see that right there. >> All right. So, I know we can't like identify you or anything. I mean, we tried our best. It's not working, but >> So, they just want you to move along for tonight. Okay. Don't come back here tonight. >> So, yeah. Just don't come back here ever again. just for a night. >> Um, I just don't think, you know, if I'm not getting help here, but I still get help from where I was >> and I had all these things and I can't get there, then I mean, >> I guess y'all going to have to arrest me cuz y'all keep having these thoughts and it's going to be annoying. So, y'all might have to just go ahead arrest me. >> Nah, we're okay. >> No, I really think so. Like I mean arrest me and put me in a jail and just go here and say that this person has been causing a lot of problems. Like she's been like having her shirt off in public indecency. She's been lying about like certain situations. >> 7-Eleven doesn't want you here tonight. Okay. So let's just move along for tonight. Okay. >> Oh my gosh. >> I think that's better than an arrest. >> So the reason why you're not understanding is because I didn't do anything stupid in your opinion, so I can't see. >> No, do not walk out of that door. >> Well, I don't know. You You can't identify me. >> Come out. [Music] Do it. Do it. In a matter of seconds, Cameron switched from being compliant to being a complete headache. >> Finally, I got to where I needed to do. I mean, like, this is crazy. All right, let's go to the core. >> Let's go. >> Yep. We're going. Stand up. >> We're going. Come on. Let's go. >> She kicked you. Perfect. This way. Be walking super far. So weird, right? So weird. >> You don't have anything on you, do you? >> Um, you can pat me down. My hands My hands are behind my back, though. But I can do this right here. But oh, wait. You can pat me down right now. >> You haven't put me in the car yet. Pat me down right now. >> Let me just put >> I could have something in my vagina. >> I don't know. I might have. >> Do you have something in there? >> I don't know. You want >> Because if you take something into the jail, you will catch another charge. Do you understand? >> I do. I do have it. So, you might want to check it now. See >> what is it? Um, it's a knife, too. >> Cuz I mean I mean I seem like I'm not making any sense to you guys. So, I don't know. Like, you might want to check. Might want to check. Maybe cuz I've been on shrooms and I went to a job on shrooms and you know, it's causing my erratic behavior lately. You know, kind of weird y'all didn't check my blood to see what was going on with that, but doesn't really matter cuz I'm in jail. >> Oh, man. And I take a vilifi cuz you know every time the hospital calls it. >> Yeah. So maybe I'm not taking my medication. All right. >> Sit down. >> Well, I'm in jail. >> Where'd she kick you? Your left leg. >> Yep. >> Perfect. Thank you so much. Sorry. Thank you. >> Ah, you picked it up already. No problem. I was just gonna count how many bags she she took. >> She took pro. Oh, right there. >> One, two, three, four, five, and a snicker door. >> She kicked you. >> Uh, she kicked my partner. >> You won't have to deal with her, right? All right. There you go. Actually, I'll just put these back for you. >> Freaking smoke. >> All right, sir. You guys have a great night. Okay. Cameron was eventually taken to jail where she was charged with trespassing and battery. If you thought this lady was absolutely crazy, then you should meet this lady who completely lost it after missing her flight. >> I spit on a person. I spit on a girl that did that to my ticket. >> The the one in the drugs I spit on I might I did. I did it. >> I don't care. I do it again. >> People don't spit on people, right? >> It ain't It's going to be on my record, too. On the 7th of July 2024, officers received a report about a disruptive passenger in an airport. Upon arrival at the airport, the officers learned that the situation began with a dispute over baggage fees leading to a confrontation with an airline worker. And in no time, the situation went from bad to worse. >> What's going on, guys? >> I know what the I did. >> I'm I'm here to help you. >> All right. I'm sorry. Right. So, basically, we was downstairs getting our bags, right? So, they um he trying to tell him that like we paid for our stuff. They trying to tell us we didn't. So they said he she was like the girl she was like, "Oh, y'all acting like $104 is that much." I'm like, "I could pay the $104. Sorry, I'm just so mad." So I paid $104. Right. >> So um now I wasn't even really arg I was not even really arguing with her. Right. So >> at all she can't she only cancelled she only canled my ticket. Only my ticket and kept them too. Right. So >> okay. >> Um now I go now we go upstairs. She was like, "Oh, we'll see what happen when you when you go upstairs." I'm like, "What is that supposed to mean?" And now we come up here and my can't get my my ticket get cancelled and I she tell me, "Oh, I got to go to her." You know exactly what you did. Why would you tell me to go to her if you know you cancel my ticket? And then after and then after now she now they all want to act all delusional. She want to act delusional like she ain't know what she just did to my ticket. Like I was arguing with her. She She wanted that reaction. >> See what I can do to help you guys out. >> Just a refund on the trigger and they was down there too. She spit on two people. Okay. >> I didn't spit on two people. >> It was one person. >> Exactly. I spit on the person. I spit on the girl that did that to my ticket. >> The The one in the drugs. I spit on my I did. I did. I was real mad cuz why would she do that to my ticket? Like I was arguing with her. That's not fair. How you going to let two boys on there and me? She wanted that reaction out of the girl. Cuz you don't want the reaction out of the boys. Why you going to do that to me? You know I'm going to argue with you. >> I'm a I'm a girl right with you. Come on. Like, let's be let's be real here. How you going to cancel? >> You got pissed off at spitting on somebody. >> I mean, I couldn't do nothing else. And she kept laughing in my face. So, she wanted me to do something. >> Call somebody for help. >> Oh, hit her. You want me to hit her? Was she laughing in my face like it's a joke? >> Is the same as hitting her, >> right? >> Be honest with you. It's still battery. So, let let me see what we can work out. Okay, just relax. Just listen. Just relax. See what we're going to do with this. Okay. After admitting to spitting on an airline worker, the lady also claimed that the worker provoked the situation by laughing in her face. However, no matter what the worker had allegedly done, the woman was going to pay for her offense. You want him to take your some of your stuff? That's fine. >> All right. So, what's happening now? >> Well, spending on somebody is a battery, considered a battery. So, it's going to be a simple battery. It's a misdemeanor charge. All right. She's going to be arrested. Um, we might give her a notice. Do you live in Tampa here or >> No, I live in New York. >> Okay. You're going to have to take a ride to jail. >> Ride to jail. >> We'll be able to bond out and then maybe if he's >> these bonds usually like 500 bucks. It's usually 50 bucks and a bond or whatever. But it's it's battery is something that I mean we got no leeway on this. >> Yeah. >> Couple hours. She'll be booked in a couple hours and then she'll be able to do something later this afternoon more than likely, but she'll have a she'll have a bond as soon as she gets there. But the thing is, she has to go to Orient Road Jail. She'll have to be processed. So, that's an hour or two probably. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. If you were from Tampa or right here local, we might be able to give you like a court date, that kind of thing. Um, but being that you're not from this area, we don't have a choice as far as taking you. Okay. I'll take her down to see if Mike can transport. >> Okay. Mike, >> wait. You serious? >> I don't care. I do it again. >> I do it again. It's not cute. But you acting like it. I don't care. She She She asked for it. So what happens now? >> She has to be transport. >> And how long they going? How long did she get help for it? >> It's usually a couple hours she'll be able to bond out her bond. It's just a misdemeanor. >> Yeah. >> You got some skinny arms. >> I know, right? It's okay. I ain't going to lie. I didn't. >> Listen, if there was something else we could do, we would. Trust me. >> I know, right? Don't post it though. >> Hey, before we go anywhere, make sure you got nothing you ain't supposed to have before we go anywhere. >> All listen, I'm telling you that now because you get down there, it turns into a felony like that. It don't matter. Just little tiny things. Just think about it before we take you over there. Okay. >> We don't got nothing over it. Okay. >> Hey, you want to take this stuff? Cuz that's to the >> You keep your charger. >> I know. My charger. Yeah. But back in like that. >> Okay. >> Yeah. My phone is just in here. >> What do you got? >> My phone. >> It's just in that pocket. >> Your phone to go with you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And he's got your ID. So, you got everything you need? >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Um the jail. >> All right. As the officers arrested the lady, she remained unhinged and in no time she began to escalate the situation. >> Hey, can you take my bonnet? I want to look pretty for my pictures. >> You want it off? You sure? >> Yeah. This is so embarrassing. Like, why do I have to have cuffs on? >> Get on some other girl. Come on. Wait, you >> okay? >> Just whatever you don't I know you're pissed off. Just chill. You'll be all right. There's a missing line. It's not a big deal. >> Yeah, >> I see that. >> If there was Listen, if there was something I could help you with and I could just give you a ticket and you go do whatever, I would. Our hands are tied with stuff like this, especially when they say they want to prosecute. >> She already I know. I already knew that she was going to say that. She know exactly what she was doing. >> And I was dumb enough to go with it. >> It happens. >> But in the future, so you know, spitting on somebody is the same thing as punching somebody's lights out. It's the same thing. It's the same charge. It's still an estimate. >> Well, I mean, um, I'm a I'm an influencer and a lot of people know me. So like you think I'm going to put my video up? >> No. I know. >> No. Okay. Well, if they take a video of me and put it on Tik Tok. >> Well, hopefully they don't. >> You want that kind of stuff? >> I don't like >> so influencer. You talking about Tik Tok? >> No. >> I spend way too much time on Tik Tok. People don't spit on people, right? >> It ain't It's not good on my record, too. >> It's a misdemeanor. I mean, you can get it expuned or whatever, but it shows you get arrested. It shows you got arrested for a misdemeanor. Yeah. >> Of course, they got it safe from a airport. >> All right, trouble. Good luck. The lady was eventually taken to jail and charged with battery. The next case is a case of this girl who thought she could joke her way out of a DUI. >> I did not have anything to drink tonight. I don't know why anyone's assuming that I have. I'm sorry. I joke a lot, but I'm nervous. I'm sorry. >> You were charging me based on my lack of balance. >> On November the 29th, 2022, officers observed a woman run a red light and immediately performed a traffic stop. However, as the officers questioned her, they soon realized that something was way off with her. Hello. >> Sorry, I up. >> Yeah, you did. >> I know. Sorry. I'm not from here. I'm from >> Yeah, but the the red lights, the signs, they they still in English red. >> I understand that. >> No. Have you been drinking tonight? >> No, I have not. >> Not a joke. >> No, I have not. But it's it's just like I don't know the the roads kind of. So, like I was like kind of >> step out for me. Okay. Yes. >> All right. Let's let's go to safety over here so I can explain this to you. You were exiting 75. Ran the red light at Bruce B. Downs on the exit ramp to just jump back right on 75 northbound. I mean, I don't even know why you even tried to get off. >> There's different rules with like New York City and like cuz like you can make a like a right on like a red light and in which you cannot do in New York City. But you you weren't making any right or left. You just ran the red lights. >> I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. >> I I I do suspect you've been drinking. >> You say you have it. You show a lot of signs of impairment. We're going to check you out. Make sure you're safe to drive. Okay. >> Okay. >> Just be patient with me. Good. Just let's walk back here. >> Okay. >> Her name is very hard to pronounce. >> Oh my god. >> It's not that hard. >> But I've explained to her the situation. I've already explained her the citation which is the reason I stopped her. >> Yeah, that's it. That's it. That's it. Yeah, you got it. >> And how about is your last name? Oh, that that's what I was going to >> He's like I'm not I'm not >> Yeah, I know. I did the same thing. I just told her. >> No, it's okay. It's okay. >> I caught at least one rolled R in there and that's that's okay. And what brings you to Are you visiting or going to school or >> Uh, no. I'm saving money to go to school, so I'm living on the rest of my >> Okay. >> Yeah. Is your vehicle okay? Is there any issues with it? >> I don't think so. >> Runs fine, stops. It doesn't >> fine. Stops. Yes. Yes. Yes. It's just me. >> Okay. >> Running low on gas, skirting home. >> Okay. And I'm >> because I'm very scared of stopping um in the middle of the highway without gas. >> Sure. >> So, >> Sure. >> And I use my navigation because I don't know my way around here. >> Okay. So, the nav the nav brought you up here. Do you know where you're at? >> Uh, not necessarily. No, because I've only been here for like two months, I would say. So, like I don't necessarily know where I'm at. >> Highway rise. >> Yeah. If you were to stand on this, the next stop is the next county, I believe. >> Okay. >> Well, I made the wrong. Sorry. >> You're a little bit You're a little bit uh >> I know. I know that, sir. >> But it's like it's usually it's like it's it's like a 20 to 35 minute drive without traffic. How much would you say you had a drink tonight? >> I did not have anything to drink tonight. I don't know why anyone's assuming that I have. >> Knowing the offense she had committed, the lady thought she could crack dry jokes and laugh her way out of the impending arrest. But unfortunately, things didn't go as she expected. >> I know I'm really tired as but like I'm good. >> Let me ask you this. May May I look at your eyes? It's a sobriety test. May I do that? >> Good. Yeah. >> Do you wear contact lenses? >> No. >> Let's uh trade places. Let's just rotate this way. Perfect. Well, the reason we're doing that is because I don't want your vision or eyes to be distracted by some car neutral background in case you >> go ahead, sir. >> You're not looking at this road. Follow, please. >> Are you willing to do some other field sobriety exercises for me today? >> Yeah, >> are your shoes comfortable for you today? If I were to ask you to walk in a line, my shoes give you any 12 hour shift. I think I am. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. I joke a lot, but I'm nervous. I'm sorry. What do you do as a champ? >> I bartender. >> Yeah. Yeah. I've I've never been pulled over before, so that's why I'm like highly like just like nervous as like I've never been pulled over before. So like Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Well, let's go back this way between these two cars. You'll see there's a line back here we can use. And >> so the first exercise I'm going to show you, >> it's what's called a walk and turn exercise. And we'll utilize this line here on the roadway. Okay. >> Okay. Once you start this exercise, take all nine steps, turn around and come back and take the nine back without stopping. Okay. >> You understand all the instructions that I've given you? >> I do. I do. >> Go ahead and begin. >> We did you count them? >> I did. >> What' you count to >> nine? >> Okay. All right. >> I don't really know. I don't I'm sorry. This is so weird for me. >> Kind of weird. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. The next exercise is what's called a one leg stand exercise. Okay. >> Let's do it. >> What's going to happen is you're going to stand on one foot for 30 seconds. >> All right. Let me give you some instructions here. >> And one of the things I'm going to do is use a stopwatch here on this phone. That way you go for the correct amount of time. All right. You look down at your raised foot, which is about 6 in from the heel to the ground, and count 10,000 flexible 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. If you put your foot down before I have you stop, >> pick your foot up and continue for starting it. Start it. >> Oh, you're supposed to be supposed to be paying attention to the instructions. >> You understand what I'm asking you to do so far? >> Yes. >> What am I asking you to do? to send it my heel my foot in front side. >> Okay. Go and put your foot down. You can go ahead and begin. Okay. >> Remember, you have to count out loud. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 23. >> Sorry. >> You good? >> 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 Fortunately, her jokes couldn't hide the fact that she was completely wasted. However, when the handcuffs eventually came, her demeanor instantly took a shocking turn. >> Yeah. You're under arrested someone DUI charge. Okay. >> Let's cover a couple questions here. Um this officer, >> do you have anything on you that's unlawful or dangerous? >> No. >> No kinds of or anything? No pills or anything on you? >> I do not, sir. I am not under the influence. You are charging me based on my lack of balance. Okay, so I'm I I'm so sorry. I've never been pulled over in my [ __ ] life and you guys are charging me because I ran over light because I literally don't know the direction of where the I'm going because I'm coming out of work late night aftering 12-hour shift. Okay, I'm tired as I work six days straight and you guys are charging me. I'm I'm I'm sorry. I'm ranting right now. I I mean to respectfully as you guys are literally charging me because I can't walk a straight line. I am literally I'm sorry. Like I literally I don't understand it. I'm literally >> like what do you want me to like like balance for 30 seconds, sir? >> So you willing to take a breath test today? >> Yeah. >> Perfect. All right. We'll get one set up for you. >> Yeah, go ahead. >> So, do you have any cash or anything in your in your >> No, I does have a cell phone at least. I'll go grab that for you. >> You stand here on the line. I don't want you to back into the traffic. >> Um, so so you you know how much money you have on you today? How much cash? I want to bring it with you. >> I literally have no cash. I literally work check to check. What else? What else can I do? >> Can I give you some advice? How How old are you? >> I'm 24. >> 24. I I would just drop it if I were you. What do you mean drop it? >> I would stop >> what? Ridiculing you for for my lack of balance as a 24year-old. >> I would encourage you to just stop. >> Sometimes in life it's best just to stop. >> All right. Going back to this car right here. >> Okay. >> I'm telling you, you can't speak. Obviously, you can't. >> Let's do the test right now. But I would encourage you got one more. I would encourage you >> one more in there. >> You bringing it over here, right? >> Yeah. >> Oh, you guys are so funny. >> Look, no other test out here. >> They ran a red light. I'm getting locked up in the back of the top. >> Let me go make sure she doesn't have any other valuable. >> Sure. Okay. to do it. >> You got it. >> In no time, the lady went from a cheerful demeanor to a lousy attitude. >> Can I step out of the car, please? You going to stand right here by the tire? >> Stand right there, please. >> Can I do me a favor? Scratch my nose. >> No, ma'am. >> No, ma'am. >> Stand right there by the tire, please. >> Right there by the tire. >> Okay. Right there by the tire. Face that direction there. >> There you go. >> Like a >> It's not complicated. It's a simple instructions. >> I know. I know. >> No one's trying to confuse me. >> I'm not confused. Don't worry about it. >> So, you're going to step to your left. Your left. There you go. We're going to walk towards this green door right over here. >> Come here. >> Where? You said green door, right? >> Stop it. Stop being silly. I'm not being Zoe. Left, left, left, right, left. Green door, right? >> Stand right here. >> Right. Green door. Right. >> It's easy. Just stand right there. >> Yeah. >> All weapon secure. >> Yeah, they are. They are. Thank you. >> Step inside. It's up to your right. >> We know. We know. The >> lady was eventually charged with DUI. Although this lady was indeed crazy, wait till you see the case of this super entitled woman who went insane after being sent out of a bar. >> Formally trespassed. You need to vacate this premises. If you come back, you will be arrested. >> What is your job? >> To trespass you at this point. >> No, your job is to protect. Serve. Protect. Serve. Ow. Ow. >> On the 27th of August 2024, officers responded to a local bar regarding a woman who refused to leave the bar after being told to leave multiple times due to her erratic behavior. However, upon arrival at the bar, the woman decided to make things more difficult. >> If you don't mind, >> you're formally trespassing. >> Who's the guy with the cute >> trespass? >> It's the guy with the cute pompador. He has a cute pompador. I'm a barber. formally trespassed. You need to vacate this premises. If you come back, you will be arrested. Do you understand? >> Water. >> Leave the property. >> There is a speedway where you can get water right now. >> What are you not understanding? Do you Do you want your dog to go to the animal shelter? >> No, I just want water. >> Okay, then you need to leave. >> Because what will happen? What will happen is you're going to go to jail >> and your dog is going to go to the shelter. That's what's going to happen. >> Water. >> Not getting water. Get off the property. >> It's >> Get off the property so you don't go to jail. >> I could just easily get off. >> Yes. >> It's a w I just want a water. >> That's not where we're at. >> Right. And it's a gas station right there. >> What's your name? >> Do you mind? >> If we give you a glass of water, will you leave? >> Yes. >> Okay. Thank you so much. Not even a glass of water, but a cup of water from my >> That's exactly what you're going to get. >> Thank you so much. >> It's a guy with a cute haircut. I'm a barber. >> Just understand you're trust. You will go to jail. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Have a good night. >> Thank you. >> Have a good night. >> You too. You too. >> Are you going to gangstalk me? You seem like the gangstalking type. >> I don't know what gangstalking is. >> I'm telling you, don't come back to this. >> Not you. Not you. Not you. >> Not you. You >> get off the property. >> You seem like the gangstalking type. >> You're about to go to jail is what you're about to do. I >> am shutting. >> Shutting. Yep. >> Cool. And after I go to jail, you seem like the gangstalking type. >> Get off the property. >> And I will. I just want the water. >> Super. >> And you made it hard for me. I just wanted water. >> Get off the property. >> And I will. But I just wanted a water. >> Perfect. >> I just wanted a water. But you seem like the gangstalking type. You seem like the type that's just like, >> "Ma'am, please. We don't want to take you to jail. Please walk off. Thank you." >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Don't none of you guys seem like that type, but you. >> Okay, man. >> For some my reason, >> ma'am. Please got your water and I'll keep walking. Thank you. Have a good night. >> Let me let me see that name. Let me see that name again. just a ton because you just seem like the type to just stalk and possibly after the case mate. >> Despite the officer's pleas for the lady to calmly leave the bar's premises, she remained adamant and refused to leave, making the situation more complicated than it already was. >> Just shutting. >> Shutting. >> That's correct. >> Awesome. Thank you. Just as you. >> All I wanted was a water, but you tried to make it hard for me, just like another female tried to do. Have a good one. >> You as well. >> Have a good one. And guess what? >> I will. >> I like your ponytail. >> Thank you. >> And you're beautiful. I like your glasses. >> Thank you. >> I like your glasses. >> I appreciate that. >> And also, I like like I'm just trying to compliment you. >> Just to let you know, I'm not against you. >> I'm not against you. >> I'm not against you. >> I'm not against you. >> I'm not against you. >> Okay. >> I'm not I'm not against you. >> Perfect. I'm not against you. >> And I'm not against you. Otherwise, you >> Well, make it No, I just wanted a water and you try to be against me. But guess what? Guess who gave me a water? >> I did. What was your name? What was your name? >> Thank you. Have a good night. Okay. >> Shut. >> You going to gangst me? You're going to get your >> He's going to just leave. >> You want to get your friend to gang me? Guess what? I got your name. >> Shington. Yes. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Forget me and I forget you. >> It'll keep going >> for generations and generations because we already know. >> You're going to end up going to jail. Just leave and then nothing. I'm >> not going to go to jail. You're not going to go to jail because guess what? >> You've been trespassing. >> This is not between me. This is not between you, you you and you. It's between me and her. Shutting 10. Just just leave. >> I just wanted a water. You trying to be disrespectful. >> You tried to be You personally >> stop causing a problem. >> Yo, I'm not causing a problem. Look at me pointing my >> baby. Just everyone. I'm sorry. >> You're wrong. >> I'm sorry cuz I'm yelling right now. So it make it seems like I'm wrong. I literally only wanted a water and you were disrespectful to me. >> You probably wanted >> You're acting like a Karen. >> What's your name? >> And you know when it comes to Karen's >> When it comes to Karen's, you know how I'm sorry. Stereotypical Karens go. >> Do you know how stereotypical Karens go? >> Listen to Hold on. Hold on. Let me come correct. >> Hold on. Let me come >> over here. >> Hold on. I'm sorry, mommy. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm not sorry. >> I'm sorry, baby. >> But let me come correct. >> No, you were leaving. >> But stereotypical Karen. >> All you have to >> stereotypical Karen. >> All you have to do is >> hold on. Come on. >> Stereotypical Karen. >> Will you take >> I have PTSD. Look at this. >> Walk away. >> Look at this. >> Go home. Despite her mom's please, the extremely entitled lady refused to comply with the officers and chose to confront them instead. Almost as if she was dying to get arrested. Well, her wish was soon granted to her. >> Regardless, but stereotypical. You're not you. Not you. >> I'm trying to help you here. >> Not you. >> Got her name. You're triggering >> and I'm not trying to yell at you, but look, I got this. >> I'm sorry I've triggered you. >> Thank you. >> I am not trying to be disrespectful. >> Thank you. >> I have the wishes of business because what is your job? What is your job? >> To trespass you at this point. >> No, your job is to protect serve. >> Protect serve. >> Stop it. And what? >> Protect, serve, and what? >> What else? >> You're You're going to have to go to jail because you can't leave. >> I got to go to jail cuz I'm yelling at you. >> Because you won't leave. >> I'm about to leave. >> My job is >> My issue was not with Hey. >> My issue is not with you. You or you. It's with her. You need to leave >> just like another ina. >> You need to rest. You >> don't want to leave. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> I'm about to leave. >> I'm about to leave. >> I'm about to leave. >> I'm about to leave. >> I'm about to leave. >> I'm about to leave. >> You're not leaving. You're not. Come on. I'm about to leave. >> But you're not. >> I'm about to leave. >> Jesus Christ. >> I'm about to leave. >> Give you every chance to leave. >> I'm about to leave. >> I'm about to leave. You guys do what the you about to do. It's a set up. It's a set up. Can you stop? >> Your poor dog's going to go to shelter now. Good job. >> For what? >> Is it cameas out here? >> I tried to help you. >> Where's my No, wait. Where's my No, >> I'm going to go. I Listen, listen. I'm going to go. But where's my freaking Stop. >> Nope. Nope. >> Nope. We're past that point already. >> Where are my credit cards and my freaking ID? Where's my ID? >> Where's my ID? And my credit cards on my dog. I don't care about going to jail, but where's my ID? Don't take my freaking >> Don't take anything from me. Even though it was clear that she was begging for the arrest, her beauty had gotten to her head to the extent where she thought she could never be arrested. But she was about to get a reality check. >> Where's my [Music] >> Stop trying to take my Stop. You're taking my car. >> Don't kick me. I swear to God, you kick me. >> Come on, man. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. Wait. >> Have a seat. >> Because guess what? Have a seat. >> Dad, where's my bonita? Where's my baby? >> Dad, >> you can't. Hey, hold on. Hold on. >> Excuse me. >> Excuse me. >> A seat, >> but you're not God. >> You're not God. I can have a seat out here. >> Don't do that. >> I'm not trying to kick you. I'm not trying to kick you. But guess what? Guess what? Guess what? >> You're kidnapping me. Kidnap. Kidnap. Kidnap. And guess what? Augusta, Georgia was the only place. But now you are about to meet your feet. My mother, you're breaking my >> kidnap. Kidnap kidnap kidnapp. What am I being What am I being retained for? And did you read me my rights? >> Did you read me my rights? Did you read me my rights? Did you read me my rights? Oh, >> kidnapp [Music] [Applause] you. >> What's your name? you you I'm wanted to believe that you guys are on my side. >> Hey, >> so here's where we're >> This is who are you? >> So, can you sit in the car? >> We can turn the head on. You can cool off. >> You cool off? What the Where's the mother baby? >> Your dog down there. >> Break my baby. We can't do that. >> What? If you get in the car, we can roll the window down and let you say hi to the dog. >> Say hi to the dog. >> What did you think? Bring my baby. >> What did you think was going to happen? >> Don't push me. You're not gone. >> You're not God. You're not God. Don't do that. You're not God. You think you're God. >> You think you're God. The lady had thought her seemingly hot body would give her a free pass to get away with her rude behavior. But when reality hit her, she turned what should have been a simple case of trespassing into a night of horror. And she wasn't even done yet. >> Oh, you think you're gone? Okay. God taser. >> Don't you're trying to kidnap. sit down. >> You want to >> How about FDA? [Music] >> What's up Kindler, Kinder, Kinder, George, Ker. [Applause] [Music] [Music] A gay >> George and all the other people that illegally they're going to kill me. They're going to me. They're coming. [Music] They're coming. >> Let's get No, they're going to get me. >> Get in the car. >> You got to get in the car. >> Get a supervisor. There's a supervisor here. >> There's a supervisor here. >> Can you just get a >> seat? Could you just get a massage, please? [Music] Help. Kidnapped. I didn't get my right. >> Did she bite me? >> I think she did. I'm good. Stop. Please stop. I don't you guys [Music] trying to help me. I thought I thought was >> I thought it was trying to help me. You guys are true. >> Going as far as biting and kicking the officers, the lady made sure that the officers went through complete hell before they could get her into the squad car. [Applause] >> Ma'am, stop. >> No, you are illegally poisoning me. You are illegally poisoning. It is illegal. Illegal. Illegal. Illegal. Illegal. Illegal. You don't like a poor white girl. >> God, no. >> You don't like a poor boy. >> You want this? Put your feet in. >> How would you want your daughter to be treated? What did I do wrong? >> Get in the car. >> What did I do wrong? Wait, wait. No, stop. I'm What? >> Listen, I'm being as nice as I can. >> Do you know what I did wrong? >> Tell me what I did for you in the >> Yes, you are. >> No. >> Yes, you are. >> Trespass after warning. That's what you're going to get hurt if you don't stop. >> Tell me. What did I do? Just tell me, please. >> Get in the car. I'll tell you. If can you can you bend her knee? >> And what would >> I know, but if you if you go underneath the back of the leg >> like just pop it and then push it. >> You know what I mean? Like pop the bottom of the knee. Push it in as I'm pushing. >> Pull your feet in. >> Pull your feet in. I'm trying everything not to get this. >> Please tell me what am I doing wrong. >> You got it. >> Please. Tell me what I do wrong. >> How about now? >> Tell me what I did wrong. >> Got it. Got it. Got it. >> The woman was eventually taken to jail and charged with trespassing after warning, multiple counts of battery on law enforcement officers, and resisting arrest. Here's a case of this Karen who thought she knew her rights only for the cops to let her know that she is mistaken. >> What's the federal law that prevents me from wearing a mask face mask? >> Federal law. >> Come on. Let's follow. We're going to Don't touch me. >> Oh, I can't wait to see the you guys. >> Illegal search. >> Illegal. Illegal. >> You can't have the illegal. >> If you kick me, you're going to go to jail. On the 18th of January 2021, police officers responded to reports of a woman refusing to leave a store after getting kicked out for not wearing a mask. The officers arrived at the scene with no idea how intense the situation would get. [Music] behind the back. >> Relax. Relax. >> You can keep recording all you want, but we're going to put put it in your purse. You want to put it in or not? >> Don't touch my phone. Don't touch Don't touch my phone. I'm Oh, I'm relaxed. Come on. Let's walk out. Let's walk out. Miss. >> No, no, no, no. >> Stop resisting. >> No, there's no resistance. >> You are pulling away from us. That is resisting. >> You are trying to get free. That is resisting. >> Oh, I can't wait to see your ass. >> I can't wait to see your ass. >> It seems Karen knew more about the law than the cops. By this point, she even threatened to sue them. >> I want to provide ID. >> Trust and believe, honey. I didn't ride your idea. >> Oh, no, no, no, no. Because >> Okay. Well, don't >> No, because I didn't come in at any >> Not your sports. They're >> They can do Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Do they provide service? >> Give me my cell phone. >> Miss, stop pulling away from us. >> No, no. Give me my cell phone. >> Pulling away from us is resistant. >> No. No. No. No. Give me my cell phone. Give me >> Everything's being recorded. >> Cell phone now. >> Everything's being recorded. Give me my cell phone, >> miss. Everything's being recorded. >> Give me my cell phone. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Oh god. You're a poor one, aren't you, Miss? >> I want just put your hands behind your back. >> Oh, it was. >> She got a purse. Let go your purse. >> Oh no. It's a Where's my cell phone? >> We've got it. >> All right. Where's my cell phone? >> I have your cell phone. >> I want my cell phone. >> We're done. Thank you. >> Give me my cell phone now. my cell phone now. Oh, I can't wait to see the [ __ ] you guys. >> You ain't going to sue anybody. >> Oh, absolutely. I know. >> Where's my Whoa, whoa, whoa. Where's my cell phone? >> Cell phone. >> You can't have this person. Is she going to go in? >> Where's my cell phone? >> I have your cell phone. >> She still didn't realize that she was in the wrong. Things took a darker turn once she was dragged out of the store. >> Oh, absolutely. >> Thank you. You >> know you're the one being. Oh, illegal search. >> illegal. Illegal. >> You can't have the purse. >> Illegal. >> You kick me. You're going to go to jail. >> Illegal. Illegal. >> I'm not your purse. I want your purse. >> illegal search. >> Illegal search. >> You can't have your purse on you in the back. >> Yeah. We told you that. >> Where's my cell phone? >> We have it. >> I want it now. I want my cell phone now. >> I want my cell phone now. >> I'm putting this in your purse. >> I want my cell phone now. >> She got this thing wrapped around her. >> I want my cell phone. >> You're not You can say it all the time you want. >> I want my cell phone now. >> I have to break the purse. I don't want to break. I'm going to add honey coffee. You going to fight with me? >> Dude, you are so in trouble. >> I'm not. Trust me. Here. Go. You're so in trouble. >> I'm not. You are. >> Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no. >> Don't fight with us. I'm going to take your >> Oh, I wasn't fighting for with at you at all. >> Yeah, the whole place seen it. >> Oh, dude, you are so in trouble. >> I'm not worried about it. >> Oh, hear that? >> No. >> Okay. >> I want my cell phone now. >> Don't put your There you go. Thank you. What are you taking my cell phone for? >> I'm going to put it in your purse. >> All right, then give me my purse. >> No, your purse is sitting up over us. Put your hands behind your back. >> Oh my god. >> There you go. >> Oh, you guys are in so much. >> Can you watch it? See, look at Put your cell phone. >> You're so in trouble. That's not mine. >> Oh, you're right. Oh, hell. >> Yours is there. See, I have mine in my pocket. >> I want to see it. I want to see it. >> No problem. That's it. >> You go through my cell phone. Garrett, >> want me to get them write a statement? >> In the end, the woman was charged with resisting arrest, failure to disclose personal identification, and trespassing. The next case is a case of a woman who thought shoplifting in front of her child was the right thing to do. >> Don't. >> You can complain later. Let's just call my lawyer now. >> So why don't you grab it on my arm? Let me go. >> On March the 23rd, 2024, officers were called to a Target store in Lombard, Illinois to deal with a customer who had attempted to shoplift from the store. It would have been easy to deal with had it only been theft, but this entitled Karen took officers for an emotional roller coaster instead. Bring the carton. >> You can bring the carton sauce. >> I'm not bringing anything. I didn't walk out to the store. >> You're not walking anywhere. >> No, you tried leaving. You said somebody else walked out. Walk out. [Applause] >> In the office. You're not free to go. But I walked out on the floor. So I'm going to >> You're not You're not free to go. >> Well, I'm leaving cuz I didn't walk. He said somebody else walked out. >> You're going right in here. >> Why? Why are you touching? >> Because you're not listening to me. Don't me. >> Go inside there. Go in there. >> Excuse me. >> Don't. I don't care. You don't. >> Put your baby down. >> Put your baby down. >> Get my leg. >> Put your baby down. >> Okay. You get my leg. My daughter is autism. Can I get my daughter? >> You can talk to her. >> My daughter is autistic. Can I get my daughter? >> Talk to her and tell her to get over here. >> She have to calm down. That's what I'm trying to do. >> Okay. >> Seriously, can I get my daughter? >> Yeah. Let's go walk in to get your daughter. >> I put her down. >> Okay. Let's go walk in, get your daughter. >> I'm trying to put this one. >> So, you push her down. [Applause] >> Why do you push her like that? >> Because you're under arrest. What if I'm in the right? >> You slapped me. So, let's go. Let's go. Let's go. [Music] >> See, she's cooperative or not cooperative. >> She was cooperative. >> When the woman was confronted, she acted confused and claimed that she was waiting for a friend with a credit card. Her elaborate fabricated tales were fooling no one but her own self. Can I >> Why don't you sit? Have a seat right there before you go in the office. I have >> Okay, but we're not going to walk out of the office. >> I'm not walking out. Look how my arm. How can I calm my baby down with one arm? >> Have you? >> Don't sit over there. [Music] Listen, we've dealt with a lot. >> Calm my daughter down. >> Yes, we deal with a lot of things. I don't want you running away. Who's in charge here? How much you're talking about? >> Uh that thing on the bottom like 150 200 barrel inside. I have the total room. >> Okay. >> Calm down. >> Did you walk out? >> No, I did not walk out. I didn't I never walked out. He stopped me right at the right before I got to the line. I never walked out the store. >> Okay. Okay. Well, we we'll figure it out. You can go look at the camera. >> Take care of your kid first. >> She fine. She fine. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. Can I get my baby bottle up off the floor? >> There you go. [Music] >> I didn't never walk out the store. So, what what is I'm being stopped for? I never walked out the store. >> Okay, we'll figure it out because I never walked out the store. She said a girl walked out. So, you don't mix me with another girl cuz I didn't walk out. >> Listen, I'm trying. I just got here. >> Okay, that's what I'm telling you. I'm being respectful. She said a girl walked out. So, I'm not the girl that walked out. I didn't even get to a door to walk out. So, I had to say that I walked out myself, but the girl in front of me walked out. >> Can I jump in? >> Listen, I think being excited is making everybody else excited, right? >> Well, that's >> I'm talking to you. I'm just trying to figure it out. Okay. Can I just Let's start with who you are. Do you have your ID? Is your ID in your purse? >> I don't have anything. That's why I just told him, "Can I get mine?" He said, "Oh, you're stealing. I haven't stole anything out out of here. I haven't walked out with anything." >> Okay. The child was clearly scared by what had happened, but the woman seemed more concerned about her phone than her own daughter. The worst mother of the year award definitely goes to this woman. >> Can you talk Can you Can you talk to him and find out exactly what happened? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's your last name? >> Bam. >> B E L L. If anyone else is coming down that just for >> B E L L. I just wonder. >> No, that's how you spell Bill. >> Okay. Well, it could be B E L L E. It could be B I E L E. I'm just asking. I'm just asking. I'm not the enemy here. Okay. >> Okay. Well, I I don't I don't I didn't I don't care. He said a girl He said the girl in front of you stole. So, how do you stop me and not stop her? I didn't even walk to the door. That don't even make sense. >> I'm your best chance of getting out of this as fast and as smooth as possible. >> Okay. Well, I I have to know because I and I'm I'm make making sure I press hard on the door. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Akira. >> How do you spell that? >> A I K A. >> I can't write that fast. A >> I >> K A I K A A. Right, daddy. >> A K I A A. >> What's your middle initial? >> I don't have a middle initial. >> What's your birthday? >> 52093. >> 52093. >> 52093. >> Okay. How old would that make you? >> How old are you? So if I was born in 93. >> That's why I'm asking you because I don't we don't have an ID. So I have to know >> that's >> who we are specifically. >> Yeah. >> This is who? >> The cop remained patient and professional, but the woman became more and more disrespectful toward the officer. As if determined to show the lengths of her absolute carelessness, she decided to do something to insult the cops even more. Last name is Belle. B E L L. First name A. >> I'm sorry. I'm start over. First name. Okay. >> A Adam Ida Key King. A Adam A. Adam. No. Middle female. 520 92. >> What is this store number? Because I'm making sure I'm >> listen. We're doing a police thing first. >> Be in boy. echo Lincoln. You can complain later. Let's just call my lawyer now. >> Okay. Well, let's do one thing at a time right now. What's the address on your ID? >> It's not I don't even have a state ID. My state ID expired. The address that's on there was >> So, you do have So, you do have >> I had a ID expired because don't accuse me of anything. If he's going to say somebody behind you did the man behind you did. >> Okay. What's your I What's your The file number on your ID. >> What file number? What? What number? >> Okay. Listen, I'm going to I'm being very polite. You have two kids here. >> Okay. What foul number? I don't care about my kids. These are my kids. So, what file number? >> Let me let me explain. This is very important to you. Okay. >> When you know what the phone is, this is critical. You have to know this. >> Miss, >> I'm calling my lawyer. >> Okay. If you lie about who you are, that changes everything. >> I don't have to lie to you about anything. >> Okay. Because this name does not come back anywhere in the state of Illinois. I haven't been never been arrested before for anything. >> Doesn't matter. Your driver's license. >> I don't own a driver's license. I have a state ID. Same thing. Well, that's all I have. >> Okay. >> So, your state ID? >> Just tell somebody my ID. >> Perfect. >> Can you look and see? Do you see my ID up there? should be on the dresser or in I think it's in trying to accuse me or say I walked I never walked out your store. >> The cop was trying to ask her questions but the woman was too busy on her phone trying to call her lawyer. When the officer tried calling her out for a dismissive behavior, she retaliated aggressively. >> You grabbed my hand and I said, "Excuse me, my daughter is crying my wrist." So don't you have cameras on, don't you? >> At the very minimum. Exactly. So, show your cameras in line. >> At the very minimum, you're under arrest for battering a police officer. >> I smacked his hand. >> Don't Don't he have no cameras, right? >> Yeah, we all have cameras. >> Exactly. So, run the camera. >> So, if you slapped his hand, you're under arrest for battering. >> Slapped his hand. He did like Don't He said I said my baby crying. I didn't touch. Let's not touch him. >> That's not what he said. I still don't know who you are. So, what we're going to do [Music] pick up that even better. >> I'm trying to keep that just a kid calm. [Music] >> Who's coming to get your kids? >> Who? No. I >> Where you going to the police station? >> Okay. Well, they can come too. >> She said the front of her cart was just touching that silver. >> She have cameras. My cart never even got off the carpet. >> Stop. >> I don't have to stop doing anything. My cart never went anywhere. He said there was someone in front of you. Listen, I'm not dealing the game here. >> Okay. I don't Okay, it's already ready. >> We're we're we're going to work on getting some your kids situated. >> Hey, look. >> Okay. >> Now, let me have your purse. >> I don't have to give you anything. >> Yeah. You're under arrest, so I'm searching your purse. >> Well, you have to give it to me. >> Look, I'm not going to get into it with your from your kids, >> but I'm taking your purse. Yes, I am. >> My kids and my person is going with the person. >> It's going to go with you, but I'm searching it right now. You're on your >> It will come with you, but >> how far how far you [Music] got? Hey, come on. Come on. Okay, you got to calm down. Okay. >> The woman's daughter was clearly not her biggest concern as she didn't even seem worried about the possibility of bringing her to jail with her. >> How old is this one? >> Miss, how is how is your child here? >> I don't know. They You just said somebody come pick them up. Somebody's going to >> listen. Why this you're making so much more complicated. >> Yeah, we have a female officer come in here. [Music] >> Oh no. He said it was the grill in front of me. So that's what he should have stopped as well. Don't say I walked out of your pocket. I didn't get in the pocket. Look, I'm giving you a lot of leeway because you have two little kids here. >> Okay. >> Otherwise, you'd be in handcuffs going to the station by now. >> Okay, but they can come too cuz you just said somebody to come get her. So, do you want them to come or not? >> But you're not communicating very well with me. You're very argumentative and I don't appreciate that. Her GPS says she's 12 minutes away. >> You didn't tell me that. >> I said I said it out loud. So, they said you're not listening. >> Okay. I'm not listening. >> What What does that have to do with me? >> Okay. So, you Who's coming to get her? >> Who's coming? >> Calm down. Okay. Miss, >> look. You're going to go to the store when you leave here, okay? You got to come out. >> Okay. Look >> who's coming to get them. >> But someone is coming to get them a cop. Why does that matter? >> Because I have to put on a police report who your kids left with. That's why >> they're not leaving with a stranger. I can't I can't release to a stranger. Can I investigate? A random person could just Why Why are you making it so Why you doing this? I've been a policeman almost 25 years. I'm not in the mood for this. Lying about your name. Oh, I'm not in the mood for it. Okay. So, just be honest, man. >> I'm in like I don't know the store. I'm in the >> You're at Target. >> It's the first I mean, not the first. I'm at the door like I guess when you first pull in the parking lot, >> they'll find us. They'll see all the squat cars. [Music] >> That's before tax. >> That's tax. If it wasn't for the two kids, I'd be doing this completely different. >> Oh, I know. Okay. I would have already went from section started put in the side and then she went to the chip area and put all the baby blades over everything and started walking. >> Okay. So, retail theft, resisting arrest, battery the police. Mhm. >> And probably obstructing ID. >> Okay. >> Can I ask you an important question? >> The officer tried his best to wind up the investigation as quickly as possible, but this woman wouldn't give him a break, constantly lying and avoiding questions. The officer, getting sterner, gave the Karen an opportunity to descend to new lows. >> I want to know who you are. >> I told who I am. >> Okay, that is not a real name. >> Oh my god. >> Have you ever been arrested before? Whatever they have to do with me. >> Miss, have you been arrested before? >> No. >> Never. >> Cuz we're going to fingerprint you today. >> Oh. Well, do what you have to do. >> Okay. >> All right. Put your purse down. >> I'm not putting anything down. Just You just did it. Mike, let them know. Coming to get my kids. >> Okay. When kids, >> how long what's So, we done like what? 8 minutes now. Just look. >> Okay. Tell me who's at the front. So, we're clear. Whoever's coming is going to come here. The kids are going to You're not leaving this room. The kids will go to the to them. >> Sure that they're aware of that. That's common sense. You don't have to say anything to me. You said get somebody to get my kids. I call somebody. So, there's nothing to talk about. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Are they Did they say they were arriving here? >> She said her GPS said she's 6 minutes away. I can't I'm not in the car, so I can't I don't know. Okay. >> What? [Music] Look, just stand in front of me. Okay. You got to bring it to a two. Okay. >> So, it's important for us to know. >> I don't have anything. >> Can you just listen to me, please? >> You don't have to listen to anything. You This is important for your kids. Not anything. I'm just trying my kids. I can't communicate with you. So, do I need to release them to a stranger? If that's what you're telling me, give them to a stranger cuz I can find somebody random. >> What I'm saying is I want >> You don't have to say anything. You keep talking. >> I want to document where your kids are going. >> Why does it matter? >> Because I have to put no pictures. They're leaving out of your sight. You said call somebody to come get them. I did that. What more is that to say? Nothing else to say. >> I would like to know who they're going with. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. If you don't want to tell me, then don't. >> I don't have to. I said leave me alone. Like, what more do you want me to say? >> So, >> I don't need to talk. >> Diana, don't even don't even don't even talk to her right now. Just let's Once we get the kids situated, >> do what you have to do. >> We'll go on to everything else. See, I'm trying to find a reasonable way to work this out. >> That's best for your children, but I can't do that when I don't know who you are. >> What's best for my children? Not the best for my children. He said, "Call somebody to come get him." I did that. So, what what do you want me to do? Call find a stranger? >> Well, I can't find a stranger. >> If it wasn't for the resisting everything else, maybe I could. >> I didn't resist anything. He should have. >> Maybe I could have just written you I could have just written you a ticket. >> I don't care what you do and then you could have been on your way. I don't care. I don't care. But it matters for your kids. >> It don't matter for them. They're leaving. You said get somebody to come get them. >> Okay. >> Okay. You're trying to make this easier. >> You're not making anything easier. >> You're not You're not participating either. >> If I hit him, he would have been picking himself up off the floor. If I hit him, >> the mother put her child in this mess, yet had the audacity to blame everyone but herself. >> I'm going to look in your purse. >> You don't have to look in my purse. >> Yes, cuz I don't know if she had any weapons in there. >> So, you're working off your kid right now. >> There's no weapons. You want a watch? >> I'll take the ID. >> There's no ID. Give me the ID. It's not my ID. >> Well, I'll take it. It's not yours. >> You don't need to take anything. A weapon. Is it a weapon in here? No, I don't. I'm not giving you anything weapon. >> I don't care. I don't have a weapon. I don't care weapon. I don't have a I don't have anything on me. So, if you're trying to in front of my kids, please let me know. >> It doesn't work. >> The whole game doesn't work. >> Okay. >> Seriously, you said a weapon. >> Yes, sir. >> You're bumping into your your children. >> Weapon. Where's the weapon? Where's the weapon? Let me record it. Let me make sure I record it. >> You're upsetting your children. You understand that? >> Officer. Officer. Officer. They're saying they're looking for a weapon inside of my purse. >> You're upsetting your children. >> I want to see your ID. >> Here's another one. Here's a charger. >> How about the ID to your little children? >> Charger. >> Here's an Apple Watch. I have no weapons on me. What about your identification? >> My daughter don't have no weapon. You don't have any weapons. >> You don't have any weapons on us. He's trying to snatch my person. >> You see a no weaponification. >> No weapons. We have no weapons on us. No, no, no, no anything. I don't have nothing in my purse. It's all on video. Nothing on me. So he said he grabbed my purse and he looking for a weapon. search your purse and send you to arrest. Doesn't matter. We're going to search it anyway. And you're upsetting your children. And I don't understand why you would do that. >> It's inevitable that we're going to identify you. >> It's inevitable. I don't care. >> I would like to have your ID, please. ID. >> I saw it in there. >> I saw your under arrest. >> We're recording this weapon. And there's no weapon in my car. There is no weapons. We have no weapons on us. Go back to the >> How long before your gets here? >> Cuz I'm telling you right now, if your friend doesn't show up, it's going to be a DCFS situation. So you understand that [Music] >> the officer was only following protocol, trying to secure any evidence he could of the shoplifting, but the woman made the process extremely difficult. As the woman continuously pushed buttons, the officers decided enough was enough. >> I think they're here. She she's going to go to Lumbre Police Department right now. If she's going anywhere else, I have to we'll let her call you. >> Okay. Obviously, your children know who this person is. Clearly, if she's autistic, how would she know who she's going with? That don't even make sense. Do >> you want her coming in? >> Whatever is easest for the kids. >> Come grab them. >> That's what I said. Can I give her to her so she can >> You were not leaving the room without >> Okay, I'm going to walk her to the door. [Music] >> My purse. My purse. So, why did you grab it on my arm? Let me go. >> I'm giving her purse, so let me go. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> You under arrest. Stop resisting. You going to head up on or no? >> No. You or no? >> No. Are we getting covered first? We'll just cut the first. >> Stop resisting. Okay, hold on. Just dump this out. >> You got her. >> It's real. Oh, it's wet. It's w. >> Okay. Well, stop resisting. >> You want to go now? You guys have her. Oh yeah, she's going. All right, let's double lock these. >> Good. >> I want this arm. I mean, this cup is touching on my arm. >> Okay. Well, you should then you have to stop resisting >> there cuz I'm Oh, I can't wait. Oh my lord. >> Hold on. We'll loosen it. But you have to stop. >> We'll loosen it. Stop resisting. >> The woman was finally arrested, but not before turning a simple retail theft into multiple felonies. But despite the consequences catching up with her, she still maintained a sour attitude. [Music] It looks like I get cuz I don't >> this is person. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm not going >> Indiana. >> I'm not going. >> They're double lock. So, >> I ain't going nowhere. >> I don't want my car. You broke your >> And I got money to buy another one. Let's go to the car. >> Let's go. >> Stop picking stuff. Stop. Damn it. Oh, you're fine. We don't give a >> nie. Stop resisting. my back, >> baby. And I make sure all y'all don't get kicked. >> Put your feet >> until this cup get off me. And I'm pregnant, too. >> Put your feet in. >> Was I making this worse? >> Until this this cup this on my arm. >> Put your foot in. >> When this cup get up off my arm, don't touch me. Put inside. >> Put your foot inside up on my arm. >> Put your foot inside or I'm going to apply a pressure point. It's going to hurt a lot. >> Until you comply. >> Put your foot inside or I'm going to apply a pressure point. It's going to hurt you a lot until you comply. >> When this cuff get off my arm. >> This is your last chance. Put your foot inside. >> This cuff is on my arm. >> You have to get your foot in. This is worse for you and for your child. You have to stop resisting >> and I'm 13 weeks pregnant. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm 13 weeks. >> Put your foot Stop resisting. >> Put your foot inside. >> Put your foot in. 13 weeks pregnant. Put your foot in. Stop resisting. 13 weeks pregnant. He got this cup on my >> Stop. Put your foot inside. Get the off me. Whose car is this? >> You got the back camera on. >> This was transporting one do female in custody. Highly uncooperative. >> And my phone is in there on that floor. >> My phone is in there on the floor. Ma'am, my phone is in there on the floor. at the target. >> Okay, I can't do anything. >> What you mean you Okay, >> let me call someone. >> Okay, you need to turn around. My How the You think I'm supposed to call and check up on my autistic kid? Y'all got me up. My phone is on the floor and then you going to keep How you How you think I'm supposed to call and check up on my daughter? >> The woman remained aggressive and violent even while in the backseat of the police car. >> Get my phone. My phone is in there on the floor. >> Okay. So, do they have my phone? >> They want to get you your phone. >> So, how do they have my phone? Do they have my phone? >> Yes. >> Well, who you how you saying yes? You ain't even talk to nobody. >> Listen. Listen. I'm not here to argue. >> Okay. So, how are you saying yes? You who who have my phone? Where's my phone? >> I assure you. I assure you your phone will be taken care of. >> Where is my phone? >> I assure you your phone will be taken care of. >> What? So, who who told you guys yesterday that they have my phone? >> Who Who said they have my phone? >> Okay. So, who are you talking to? Where's my phone? >> I didn't I didn't hear respond. I didn't hear nobody say they have my phone. How the hell do you think I'm supposed to call to check up on my daughter? >> Here's what I'm going to do. Once we get back to the station, go to your phone. Either myself or another officer that wasn't at the scene will get the phone for you. >> So, where's my phone? >> How you Okay, wait. I get the phone. >> So, why are you not calling except for my phone? >> Because I >> Okay, then nobody you I didn't kick. Ain't nobody saying nothing back. So, where's my phone at? Who who told? So who said they got my phone? >> Who said they have my phone? >> Okay. So where's it at? >> He's going to bring it over. >> Okay. So why he didn't bring >> your phone? Because he >> I don't have anything. That's my So how you saying the officer got my phone if my phone on the floor? Yeah. >> All right. Cool. >> He's going to have to tell that person. >> So why the are you lying talking about somebody got my phone if my phone in here? So who was the officer that got my phone? >> You are trying to give me I don't need any mothering thing. >> All right. I got your phone. Just go get out the >> I'm not getting anything until they take these un loosen these handcuffs. How do you hold these handcuffs from inside the seat? >> She can do it from back here cuz I already did show them my papers. Tell them that I'm pregnant. These cuffs is not supposed to be this tight on my wrist like that. And that's something that I know. >> Can you step out so then we can have to go inside? And >> you can untighten these things. So I can't move my arm like that. >> You have to step out in order. >> I can't How am I going to step out if these cuffs is tight crashing up on my arm? >> You swing your feet out. >> I can't do that. >> I'll help you get out. >> I can't do that from inside the car. Okay, you got to stop. Stop pulling on it. >> This cuff is pressing up on my arm. >> I hear you, but you got to step out. >> Okay. Well, you can un loosen this cuff off my arm. >> I can't do that cuz I don't have any way to get in there to do that. >> It's this cuff that's on my arm. Okay. So, why step out? >> Come on. >> Because you have >> Okay. You going to un loosen this cuff? >> Yeah. As soon as you go forward. Come on. >> Let's not do this. Come on. >> I'm waiting till this cuff get up off my arm. We're not We're not removing any cuffs. >> I didn't say remove it. I said un loosen it. Unfortunat. Take a few steps out and you'll get them off. >> The door is like right there. It's not like a foot wall. >> It don't matter if I already made it clear that I'm pregnant. This cup's not supposed to be this tight. This cup is cropping. Look at my hands. It's turning. They're not the Where they loose at? >> Right here. >> This hat is loose. Fit three fingers there. >> It's fitting in this one cuz this one is not loose at Exactly. This cup's not loose at all. [Music] Is that better? >> All right. >> In the end, she was charged with retail theft, aggravated battery, and assault on a police officer, resisting and obstructing identification, as well as damaging government property. If you thought this woman was insane, then you haven't met this entitled brat who thought her parents could save her from the consequences of her actions. Do you feel good about this? >> I can call my parents right now. >> So, are are you refusing to do voluntary sobriety test? I am. Then you're under arrest for DUI. You you piece of >> Yeah, I understand my rights. You're getting >> On the 21st of January 2024, police officers responded to a late night report of a collision because of a vehicle traveling in the wrong direction. The officers conducted a search in the area and eventually located the vehicle by a grocery store. And that's when things got intense. >> Not even a white closet sitting in your cup. >> I'm not answering any questions right now. >> I would like to talk to my parents. Do you feel good about this? >> Do you feel good about this? >> Do you feel good about arresting people? >> I don't think anybody said you're under arrest. >> You feel good about that? >> Did anybody say you were under arrest? >> Can I have my tea back? >> Not yet. I'd be glad to call my parents up right now. >> Okay. >> Go through my car. >> Stay over here. >> I'm not going through your car. I'm looking inside. >> Step back. >> Is that illegal? >> Is what illegal? >> I can call my parents right now. >> You can call whoever you want right now. >> Yeah, I can. Do you know how privileged I am? >> Apparently a lot. >> Do you know my parents? >> How much have you had a drink tonight? >> Not at all. >> Okay. Would you be willing to submit to voluntary field sobriety test? >> Yeah, I would. >> You would? Okay. >> Do you want me to call my parents up right now? >> No, not right now. >> You can do them over here. >> Yep. >> Let's go. Okay. Step over this way. Despite her clear inebriation, the driver refused to take a field sobriety test. Things took a darker turn once she became aggressive. >> I'm not volunteering to this. >> Okay. >> Okay, that's fine. You don't have to volunteer to pat down of your person for weapons. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> Can I call my parents? >> Not right now. >> I don't I don't volunteer to this. >> Okay, stop. >> No, I don't volunteer to this. >> Okay, so are are you refusing to do voluntary field sobriety test? Then you're under arrest for DUI. >> I don't >> turn towards me. Put me on. >> Turn around. >> Stop resisting. >> I would like to call my parent. >> I would like you to stop resisting. >> No. You know that. >> No one likes the cat. No one likes >> full story. >> Yeah. Yeah. Full story. I hope you feel good about yourself. You piece of [ __ ] You you piece of you. Police can suck my >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, I don't. I want to talk to my >> Well, that's not going to happen right now. >> Yeah, the >> I want to talk to my parents. >> I have to search you. This would go a lot easier if you would quit biting. >> You're a piece of >> Guess what? The cops can suck my >> Okay. With the back of my hand, I'm going to swipe your bra area. >> Yeah. Touch my tits, you touch it. >> She's good on this side. >> Switch. >> Yep. >> Touch me all you want. Guess what? It feels good. You [ __ ] Guess what? You're a >> Yes. Yep. >> The cops can suck my cuz guess what? >> Let me talk to my parents. >> Unfortunately, my door doesn't open. Got to go in the driver's seat. >> Might be lost. >> Let me talk to my parents. I know my rights. >> That's not going to happen. >> Then, like any other irrational person, she threatened to sue the officers, which only made things worse. >> You're going to get sued. You're getting Do you understand your rights? >> Yeah, I get I understand my rights. You're getting >> You're getting up. >> Okay. >> No, you're staying in the car. >> You're getting You're You're hearing from my insurance. >> Okay. >> You're hearing from my lawyer. You >> Okay. >> Yeah. I you you're going to hear from my lawyer. >> What do you want from me? >> I want you to stay where you are. >> Yeah. You [ __ ] >> The police. >> Sit back. You the police. You >> What do you want from me? You little >> I want you to sit back and not under your seat belt. Yeah, >> guess what? My parents are going to defend me and you're getting sued, you little >> I'm going to leave your phone in your car. Your car's getting towed. >> You can suck me. >> Hey, guess what? The only reason people respect you is cuz you're a little out of jail starting March 9th. >> Take me to jail. I don't give a hey little. Do you get off on this? Do you get off on You don't have [ __ ] You little suck me. You're stupid as you. [Music] You work for the cops. Who the does that mean? That means no one. No one cares about the cops. Def. Yeah, my mom's going to sue you. You little [Music] Sophie, you're going to hurt yourself if you don't stop. You believe in the police. No one believes in the police. You know how privileged I am. Do you? >> But you don't. >> You ever been to jail before? Yeah, I've been to jail before. >> In the end, the woman was charged with a DUI, hit and run, and minor in possession of alcohol. While the last case was certainly intense,