up these Democrats. I got money. >> Plenty of money. >> I don't give a You're President Trump. Trump's my guy. >> On May the 27th, 2024, officers in Lantana, Florida, responded to reports of an intoxicated man behaving disorderly on the beach. On arrival, the officer sprang straight into action, hoping to prevent any further escalation. But that would be too much to ask from the very drunk man. >> What's up, man? Hey, what's up? >> What's up, man? What are we doing? You know, >> Yeah. What are we doing? What's What's the deal? >> Man, a bunch of people. >> No, I wanted to go out to the beach, but there's too many people here. >> Okay. >> So, I got to take it home. >> Okay. >> Uh I might have had too much to drink. >> Yeah, it seems like it has to leave. >> I got a cooler full. >> All right. Can we pack our stuff? >> But I wanted to go out there. >> Listen, you're not going out there in the water, man. If you're too he could happen today. >> Not today. Maybe tomorrow. Listen. Listen. I I get it. What was your first name again, boss? >> Larry. >> What? >> Larry. >> All right. Let's start gathering your stuff. I'm going to walk up here. Okay. >> That's amazing. All right. >> Yeah. We'll grab your stuff. Let's go. >> All right. >> Lawrence, I'm following you. You got to pick your stuff up. >> All right. >> Lawrence, man, why why you getting drunk like this, man? >> Like coming out. >> Lawrence, roll this up for me. Roll this up. >> Who else will you get out get out get you out to the beach? >> Only you. Come on, man. Let's go. Pack yourself up. Are you able to walk, man? No. >> Yeah, I am. I am. You know me. You know me. >> Oh, yeah. I know you are, right? Hey, let's go. >> Lawrence, walk up here. Come on, >> Lawrence. >> Hey, my man. >> Come on, man. Catch your breath from what? >> Look, look at my stomach. >> Okay. You need fire rescue? I've been eating and all that. It's so loud. >> I'm going to I'm going to wind up call rescue. He can't walk, man. You're driving. >> Hell no. He's driving. >> Okay. >> Maserati picks me up over here >> by the gate. But I got to call him. Should I call him? >> Just do me a favor. Have a seat on the sand, man. >> Where's my phone? >> Let's Yeah, let's >> Hey, if I got a phone, I got to ride out of here. >> Hold up. Hold up. Where's my phone? Sit on the stand so you're not leaning backwards, man. So you don't fall. >> Sit sit sit down. >> Hey, whoever. I need my phone. >> All right, we'll we'll get that. Sit down. >> Where's my phone now? >> You see his phone? >> Phone up there. >> Hey, if you sit there, I'll go look for your phone. >> No, it's right here. >> My phone would be too. >> All right, sit down for me, man. You're going to fall and get hurt. He's going to fall over me. Where's my phone? I >> I'll take a look at it if you sit and hang out. >> I was right there. I know. Hey, look. I'll look if you sit. >> You guys booked me all over the world. Who? >> Where's my phone? >> Not an idea, buddy. >> No. Hell no. You know. Hey, you know where my phone's at. I bet you you do. >> All right. Come on over here, man. You're going to >> kill me. >> Okay. Come over here. You're going to wind up falling, man. >> Hey, I got it. >> Hey, right here. >> Got it. >> Oh, yeah. There's >> some other stuff in there, too. >> All right. Relax. >> You found that thing. >> Relax. Where are you? Hey, >> you can find that. >> He found me. >> Where? >> Up there in your stuff, man. >> I'm staying way up there. >> Yeah. >> Everybody's calling me. >> All right. Can you do me a favor and sit down? >> I got you. >> Thank you. >> My wife, as soon as I call her, she'll be at that gate. I don't want to leave yet, though. >> Well, you're going to have to. >> Why? >> Cuz you're drunk, man. >> Sure. Your wife's not here with you. >> Yes, she was here. She bought me the plug and she's >> my boat at >> Stay seated. >> Yes. Sit down, man. You're going to wind up falling. >> Lawrence. Lawrence. >> You guys, he knows me. >> Yeah. >> I'm just trying to find my bite down. >> Where did I put my boat? >> She's talking to you. >> Can I bring my boat up here? >> Can you please give me a sit down? >> I want my boat. >> Your boat's not up there. Neither is your wife. >> Where's my boat? >> I don't know. >> The officers were trying their best to help him, but he was clearly lost in a world far from reality. It wouldn't be long before he turns the friendly officers into his foes. >> Hey, come here, Lawrence. Lawrence, come here. Lawrence, come here. Grab your phone. >> I was saying, where was my phone? >> Over here. Come on. >> My boat ain't out there. >> All right, come here. >> Where's my boat? >> Lawrence, come here. >> My boat's right there. >> Grab your lead. You just dropped something, Bo. my boat or the the >> I don't know. You dropped me on the >> Jesus Christ. >> I don't know, man. >> I was listening to these guys, man. >> Listen, sit down. Sit down. Sit down. >> Yes, you did. >> All right. Stay on your boat. >> Thanks. >> You want to be arrested for public intoxication? >> I don't. >> Okay, then I suggest you do what we tell you to do. >> I'm going to. >> Okay. Stay right there until after you get here. I'm tired of dealing with you down and back and forth. Okay, that's all. >> Lawrence, Lawrence, come on, man. >> Have to meet. >> Lawrence, relax. Lawrence, I need you to lay down for me. >> I don't know. Where's my cell phone >> again with this? >> Huh? >> You keep losing your phone, man. >> It's right there on your ice chest. >> Where? >> Right in front of you on your chest. >> What's up? You look up. >> Where's the phone at? You saying I see it? >> That was ridiculous. >> Lawrence. Lawrence. Lawrence, sit down. What? >> I don't know why you're not listening, man. >> He is. I'm tired of dealing with you. He may not take you, but I probably will. >> That's okay. I >> sit down. >> Let me have my phone. I don't give a >> Come here. Hey, >> come on. What? >> Come here. A >> Come on. I don't want >> We're helping you. Relax. >> I'M CALLING MY mothering wife. >> All right. Relax. Relax. >> So, where you going? I'm not going. >> You two sit down. >> Look. Look. Look. >> Look at me. You're going to get hurt. Hey, you know me. >> You know me. >> Stop. >> I don't want to mother hear another words. >> I don't want to hear another words. I don't give a [ __ ] ABOUT GET OFF OF MY HAND. >> I'm calling my wife. >> You're going to call her. >> CALL YOUR WIFE. >> NO, I'M LEAVING YOU ALONE. >> LAWRENCE, look at me. >> Listen, don't make me go back out there swimming. >> You're not going. You're going to be mad to my >> Hey, >> I don't stop my hair. >> I'm calling my wife. >> Listen. Now, if she wants TO COME HERE, THAT'S FINE. >> OKAY, call her. >> Is that her? >> I don't know. Is that her car? >> White white male. >> All right. Call Call. >> You know me. Call your wife. >> Are you putting me across your >> No. Hell no. For what? >> You need backup or not? >> For what? No. He don't need no backup. >> Okay, man. >> This is silly right here. >> Lawrence. Lawrence, sit down for me now. >> Go back AND DO SOMETHING WHERE YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO BE DOING. >> LAWRENCE. LAWRENCE, you're going to fall. No, I don't give a I don't give a I don't give a I'm trying to wait for my wife to come right to that game. >> Okay, well we'll help you. Listen, can you sit down for a long slam me >> like that? I'm 49 already. I'm not doing no dope. No, I'm not no dope. I don't sell dope. >> Hey, I Lawrence. >> No, I'm just saying I see her. >> Just relax. Just sit down for me, bro. Sit down. Come on. >> Yeah. I'm ready to get out of here. I'm ready to get a ride up. >> All right, >> let me call her up and I can call her. Call her. >> Here's where she dropped me off. >> I know that. So, call her. >> Why can't I get her? >> I don't know. That's what's me up. >> All right, sit down for me. Sit down. Lawrence, sit down. >> Lawrence, sit down. Just sit down. >> Sit down so you can focus. Sit down. >> Lawrence. Lawrence, sit down. >> What's up? >> How you doing? Great. Now that I sat down, >> what's going on? >> Huh? >> What's going on? >> I'm talking at home. >> Oh, okay. >> Where's home? You been drinking today? >> Come on. Let's go. >> Yeah, we'll take care of all of that. >> Hey, I'm going to have your wife come pick it up for you. Okay. >> No, she ain't coming to get that. >> Okay. >> You got to come. You got >> All right, that's fine. If you go down there, I'll grab it for you. Go. Right this way, man. I'm trying to see I'm trying to see what I got to be on the beach. Don't worry about dude. Don't worry about any of that. We're going to >> Tell him at the beach. >> Wait, what? >> I've been here a while. >> I'll tell him about the beach. >> I got what I got on the beach that he got to collect. If he's going to collect it, >> he's going to collect it. >> I'm going to collect it for you. >> Put it all together. Okay. >> Is this it? >> That's it, man. That's all you? Yep. I am nothing out there? >> No, sir. Nothing. Let's go. I'm going to grab it for you. Go. >> Now, we're going to the truck. >> For a moment, the officers felt relieved, [music] thinking it was finally over, but they were mistaken. as Lawrence was about to unleash something different. >> Hey, come on. Come on. You guys got me up. >> Cuz you know I ain't going to JK. >> Why not? >> What do you mean? Why not? >> Why don't you want to go there? >> JFK 20. >> All right. Listen, let them check you out real quick. >> My name. >> Listen, they're just my name. >> I'm here to help you out, sir. >> Check my name out. >> All right, we're going to go. >> I ain't going to Jazz. I don't give a >> All right. If you have a ride that can come get you, cuz we're not doing this, man. >> Who? You know I do. Where's my phone? >> Right here. Let's go over here. Come on. >> Give me my phone. I ain't going to JFK. >> Well, where do you want to go? >> I'm going to my mother house down the street. >> Let him check your vitals. Come on. >> My vitals are mother fine. >> Hey, come on. >> What? >> Put that down. >> Anyone over here? >> My Hey, come on. My >> hell no. >> This isn't happening either. >> Do what you want. >> Let go. Let go. Cuz you can't drink in public. >> You're already You're already You're already committing a crime. >> Look, you already gave me my phone. >> You already committed crime. >> Stop, Lawrence. Stop. >> Stop for what? >> Let go. >> I'm thirsty. >> Let go. I'll give you some water if you let go. >> Okay. >> I want to. >> Stop. >> Stop. No. Hold on. >> You know you ain't cuffing me. >> Lawrence, come on. >> You know you ain't cuffing me. >> Lawrence, come on. HEY, YOU KNOW YOU AIN'T CUFFING ME. >> YOU AIN'T cuffing me. >> Lawrence, relax. >> There ain't no way YOU CUFFING ME. >> GUYS, NO WAY YOU CUFFING ME. >> YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO PICK UP. >> LAWRENCE, come on. >> I don't give a >> All right. Come on. >> Put that away. >> I'm waiting for him to get out of here. You're good if you want. >> I don't give a You guys go home. >> You guys go home. I don't want to cause a big catastrophe. You know me. >> You know me. I know. I don't have >> No, he doesn't. >> Get the away from me. >> All right. Hey, Lawrence. >> I don't give a >> Lawrence. Come on. >> I don't give a >> Hey, come on. >> Hey, come here, Lawrence. Get out of the water. >> It was obvious he didn't care about the officer's please or commands. Stripping off his pants, he bolted into the water, acting as if he were untouchable and above the law. However, lifeguards were forced to pull him out of the water. But by then, the officers had had enough and won't be going easy on him this time around. >> Come on over here. Come here. Come on. Come here. Put your hands on your back. Hands on your back. [laughter] >> Funny. >> You're going to get chased. [laughter] You understand? >> No, I ain't. >> Stop. Yes, you are. I'm not resisting. >> I'm telling you, you're going to get >> I'm not resistant, though. I know, but just give them your hands. Just relax. >> They're there. >> Get this. Not something you want. >> They're there. >> All right. >> They're there. >> Got it. >> THEY'RE THERE. >> THEY'RE THERE. >> No resistance. >> Stop resisting. YOU >> NO RESISTANCE. >> NO RESISTANCE. >> IT'S ALL RIGHT. >> NO RESISTANCE. >> RELAX. >> Get up. Stand up. >> Come on. Stand up. >> Stand up while I go. You got to pay the [ __ ] stand up. >> Stand up, mother. >> Hey, loosen up. >> Loosen up, mother. >> Yeah, they're tight. YEAH. >> WHY YOU GOT TO BE SO TIGHT? >> SIT UP FOR ME. SIT UP. >> Stand up. >> COME ON. >> RESIST THAT [ __ ] MOTHER. [screaming] >> Just when the officers thought that they had seen it all, he played the political alliance [music] card, hoping his connections would shield him from the consequences of his actions. >> DEMOCRATS Democrats him down the street. I DOWN THE STREET. >> COME ON. I DID DOWN THE STREET. >> Let him go. LET HIM GO. >> LAWRENCE, I will >> LET HIM GO. >> LET HIM GO. [screaming] LET HIM GO. >> Let him go. >> STAND UP. >> LET HIM GO. >> LET HIM GO. >> You ready? >> Get out of here. >> Jesse, no. No. You got it. >> GET OVER HERE, JESSE. >> LISTEN TO ME. LISTEN. You got to >> GET OVER HERE, JESSIE. >> WE GOT TO STAND GET OVER HERE, JESSE. >> YOU GOT TO STAND, BROTHER. >> GET OVER HERE, JESSE. >> YOU got to stand. LISTEN, >> JESSE. >> GET OVER [screaming] HERE. >> YOU STAND UP, >> you democrat. You >> carry me. >> Where's the fourth? >> Carry me. Carry. >> You want me to CALL HIM? >> GO, MY GUCCI. Can you start? >> Jessie. JESSIE, SAVE ME. JESSE, I know you in NEW YORK. I KNOW YOU IN NEW YORK. SAVE ME, JUSTIN. >> THEY DOING THE SAME THING LAST. TRUMP. TRUMP. TRUMP. >> TRUMP lives forever, mother. >> Trump's coming back. >> TRUMP'S COMING BACK. IS THIS A GO? >> GET YOUR KNEE OFF of me. >> Get your knee off of me. >> He wouldn't go. >> Get your knee off of me. You going to stand up? >> Yeah. Okay. Come on. Stand up. Let's go. >> Make it easy. Come on. I got no wrong way. Wrong way. >> Where do you think I got to go? Where you think I'm going? >> Where do you think I'm going? >> Where you think I'm going? >> Got to come this way. >> Where do you think I'm going? >> Where you think I'm going? >> Where you think I'm going? >> Where you think I'm going? >> Stand again. Mother, it's all right. >> Yeah, that's right. Stand up. You got to stand up. Stand up. There you go. you just like that. >> I got somebody waiting for me. >> Good job. Good job. We're almost there. Come on. We got it. I'm about to get in the workout. >> I know. He's dead. >> Get a workout for sure. >> Yep. >> You can tie your own self out. I ain't playing with you. At least I got to come check you out. So, >> yeah, let's do it. >> Perfect. >> I've been to gun club before 20 times. I got 28 felonies. Steps are right there. >> I don't give a walk up the steps. Just walk up the step you >> not worse. I got Trump. >> It's not worth right there. You >> come on, man. >> You want to suck my No, the steps. >> Okay, then. Get somebody to >> the steps are right there. >> I got three girls waiting for my house. >> The officers were done with his antics and his tantrums. Like it or not, he was leaving that beach one way or another. >> Steps. You >> take it easy. You steps are right there. you don't like you better my leg. >> I done this in Marstown, New Jersey. >> I got you. I go to gun store. I don't give a you letting that mother. Don't want to push you over. >> Okay, >> now you got me. >> Let's do it. Let's do it. LET'S DO IT. LET'S DO IT. LET'S DO IT. >> All right. Stand up. >> Hey, stand up, brother. >> Mother you. Tell your mother to stand up. Your leg down. There you go. >> Tell your mother stand up. Stand up. >> Tell your mother to stand up. >> Tell your mother to stand up. >> Back up. Come on. Yeah, you do. Stand up, man. >> Just back up for us for >> I'm breaking up. I don't give a >> I don't give a Take me like a macro. Take me like a macro. Take me like a macro. Take me like a macro. Take me like a macro. Take me like a macro. You You're going to make your money. You're going to make your money. You're going to make your money. You're going to make your money. You're going to make your money. >> You're going to make your money. You think I'm going to gun club. >> You mother take me to it. You figure it out. >> You figure it out. >> You figure it out. >> I buy that. I don't give a >> I don't give a money. Plenty of money. Take me out to the beach. Get me to gun club. I go home. That's my address. What you want to do? You want to go to gun club? You want to go to You won't bug me. We don't have a name. >> I've been doing this [ __ ] for 50 years. >> That's it though. >> I've been doing Brooklyn, New York. >> Yeah. >> I want to go home and chill and watch my three pit bulls in the bed. >> Okay. >> You going to let it go that way? You want to go to gun club? >> No, we can do it the easy way. >> I want to go to my house. >> Okay. >> You ready? >> Yeah. Want to walk to the ambulance? >> Take it off. >> All right. We can walk to the ambulance. >> I'll take it off. I don't need no ambulance. >> Oh, we got the healthy as a mother check. >> I'm healthy as a mother. >> OH, NO. [screaming] >> NO MEDICATION. >> NO MEDICATION. I GOT A WEED CARD. I got a WEED CARD. I GOT A WEED CARD. >> SIT UP. You got to sit up, brother. >> Here. Sit on this rock right here. >> Sit down. >> That was hard. >> Why you ping so hard? >> I didn't sit down. >> You Why you pull me so hard? >> You just got to be down. >> No, I will. Oh, I will. Why you put me so hard right here? Have a seat RIGHT HERE. >> THAT'S IT. THAT'S IT. Have a seat right there. That's it. >> I live on three blocks from here. >> I LIVE THREE BLOCKS from here. >> I live three blocks from here. >> All right. >> My house right there. >> I don't give a >> I'ming FLOWING THE OCEAN. I'M FLOWING IN THE OCEAN. >> I'M FLOWING the ocean. >> First things first, he had to be cleared by EMS before being taken to jail to cool off. However, the more he acted out, the longer his list of charges grew, and not even his connections would save him. >> We're going to check your vital sign. >> Take it. >> Perfect. Cool. Fine. Thank you. >> I'm not I'm not blowing up on you. I'm not going to hurt you. I don't know his last name. >> I'm not worried about that. >> I'm not going to hurt you. >> We're going to get to the hospital. >> My house is right here. >> What can I call you? >> You know, Gino? >> Can I call you Gino? >> Listen, Gino, >> we don't want any issues. We're the good guys, right? We're all the good guys. We're here to help you. You came out of nowhere. >> All I'm asking you to do is come and walk with us. >> I was doing fine. >> No. Okay. >> I was doing fine. >> No, I was doing fine where I was. >> Okay. Just hang out right there. >> Why you picking me up right here? >> 65. >> You want to let her go? >> Nope. I want you to sit. >> I brought you guys donuts last week. >> What's that? >> I brought you guys to Donuts for donuts last week. >> What's at? Where did you bring donuts? >> To his house. I brought you the Dunkin Donuts cuz my wife said, "Bring them to the fire station because they've been doing a lot of good." I said, "Okay, let's get a Dunkin Donuts." And we brought them to the fire station right there up by by uh by my house. >> Well, listen, your wife sounds amazing. We really appreciate it. Can I do >> Can I do a favor for you? >> You want to come get in the AC with us? >> No, I'm not sick. >> No, but you just come into the AC. >> I don't even take medication no more. I weaned myself off that [ __ ] Look at me. Look at me. I got 26 felonies convictions. If I get [ __ ] IRA, it will turn into 27. >> It will turn into 27 and I don't want 27 felonies. >> I got 26 felonies right now. Conviction. >> I don't want to tell him to 27. >> Could you take me home? Could you take me home? This is what we >> I got a white Maserati. I got a DY pickup in my house. I'm totally legal. I haven't had a felony in 17 years. >> Sir, >> my name's Ayah. I'm the EMS captain because we were called out and we got to take you to the hospital. >> No. Hell no. You know that happened. >> Okay. >> I don't give a if you're President Trump. Trump's my guy. >> We can't leave you here. >> If you were Trump, I'd go here. I voted for Trump. Does that count? >> Hell no. Trump's my guy. Come right now. >> Listen. >> We're going to go back. >> Listen. Trump's my guy. >> Listen. Trump Junior. All >> my guys. I want I love police. I love police. I lie to you. Just go get checked out. >> I love police. I'm 16 years old. I'm healthy as a horse. >> Sir, we're going to get you checked out and then you can check out the hospital. >> I don't know how this came out to here. >> It's all right. You're good. Where are we going to hear? >> You're just going to go to the hospital and get >> What about my What about my mother? >> Just give me a word. >> Um, >> do you see that blue thing over there? >> Do you see that? >> That's mine. >> That's mine. >> Can I go home with that? >> It's not illegal. Can I go home with that? >> Can I go home with that blue thing? >> That blue thing is mine. The tarp. >> Can I go home with that? >> The tarp? >> Yeah. >> I don't think you're going home right now, though. >> You don't think? >> If you give me your address, I'll drop it off at your house. >> IT'S going to be all right. It's cutting. >> It's cutting. >> It's cutting. >> The to my wrist. >> Listen. Listen. We'll fix it. We'll fix it. >> Cut the wrist. I'm not related. Cut the rest. I'm not relisting. >> Cut the rest. I'm not. >> Cut the rest. I'm not relisting. >> Hey, we're taking it off right now. Relax. Relax. Relax. All right. Take some deep breath. >> Come on. Come on. >> Cut that off. Bring it back. >> Minutes sooner. >> NO, NOT TWO MINUTES. Cut off. >> Cut that list off. >> Working on it. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Get off my head. >> Get off my forehead. >> In the end, he racked up a list of charges, including disorderly intoxication, indecent exposure, battery on a specified person, and resisting arrest without violence. Here's the case of Minnesota State Senator Nicole Mitchell, who brazenly disregarded the law and went as far as burglarizing a house. >> I didn't steal any documents. How did I steal documents? Nicole, what's your last name? >> Mitchell. >> She's a senator. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Was >> or is currently? >> She is. I meant after this. >> You're under arrest for burglary. Okay. >> Even if I didn't take anything. >> So, you broke broke in the house with an attempt to make commit a crime. So, >> on April the 22nd, 2024 in Becca County, Minnesota, officers rushed to a home after a 911 call reported an active break-in. They arrived ready to salvage the situation, but nothing could have prepared them for the identity of the suspect. [snorts] >> Sorry, I'm still >> You're good. Where you at? >> Here. Um, there's a dark window on the back side of the house and I don't know if that's >> Is he outside or inside? >> He ran down here. >> Okay, I'll go down there. You stay back here. Okay. >> Police department, >> make yourself known. Police Department, make yourself known. 37, you got a little motion underneath the stairs in the house. Sounds like he's trying to get outside of the back to the north of the house. Please, the barber, make yourself known. He's still in the house. A lot of motion underneath the stairs. Sounds like he's trying to get outside through a window. >> Please, make yourself known now. >> Where too? >> He's the other bit off here. Watch out. I'm here. I need the stairs. police department >> underneath the stairs. >> That's what I was hearing motion at. >> Is there a way to get underneath the stairs? >> Is there five? If you come up along, looks like there's a long driveway right to the back of the residence. >> Another bathroom there. and the bathroom. It's a disaster. [snorts] >> After a thorough search, the officers discovered the intruder, who turned out to be none other than Minnesota State Senator Nicole Mitchell herself. A twist. No one saw coming. >> Get on the ground. >> Oh, no. You stay back. Stay back. Stay back. >> Hands behind your back. >> Carol. >> Yeah, it's Nicole. It's Nicole. >> I was just trying to get a couple of my dad's things because you wouldn't talk to me anymore. >> She also stole documents out of the house. She's my stepdaughter. >> I didn't steal any documents. How did I steal documents? >> Nicole, what's your last name? >> Mitchell. >> Stand up. >> No one stole anything here, Carol. I don't have anything on you. Take >> her out if you want to talk. You got anything on you? >> No. I have I have a flashlight. That's it. Okay. >> God's sick. >> Why was she squatting down into my bed? >> Who is this to you? >> Pardon? >> Who's this to you? >> She's my stepdaughter. >> Stepdaughter. >> She's also a Minnesota senator. She lives in the Twin Cities. >> The officer was stunned as to why a state senator would break into someone's home. To piece it together, he turned to the victim for answers. >> She's a senator. >> Yeah. Yeah. Was >> was or is currently >> She is I meant after this. >> Oh. >> Oh my god. My husband passed away just her father and um the day after her aunt came here and they walked out with all these it was two two of my husband's sisters. She's very close to one of them. Nancy. >> Okay. >> They're walking out the door with all these forms and I ran out the door. I said, "What are you guys doing?" And just answer it. We're just trying to help you. Just trying to figure out where you are financially. >> No, it's a my partner. >> Okay. Okay. >> Anything else in here? >> No, sir. >> All right. >> I She's She's going to do what she's going to do. >> Okay. >> My dad last year, >> she's paranoid. Well, now she's really paranoid, but um Can I just [snorts] grab my shoes? >> Where are your shoes at? >> Just under the thing. 10:15 is a senator from Minnesota. >> Where's he at? >> He's downstairs with her still. >> Why are your shoes stuck all the way under? >> Well, cuz I was trying to get them with my feet. >> Has she done this before? Not that, but she's um insisted that um my son should get nothing. She should get everything. All that stuff. >> Where'd she come in at? >> Get into my bedroom. >> I have a clue. >> You don't know? >> No. >> Any doors that are open? >> Any doors? She have keys. >> They had those >> those sticks >> sticks on. >> Any windows open that you don't know of? >> My kitties haven't run off and stuff. >> Okay. Any windows in the basement to the basement? And that's the one I think to the command. >> Where's that window? Huh? >> Whenever you try to help her right after the funeral. >> She's not trying to help me. She's trying to get money. >> She kept I can show you my >> Let's go upstairs. >> Um and obviously I'm not good at this. Um, >> all right. Let's go out the front door here. >> Okay. I'm sorry. Are we We're leaving? >> Yeah. We'll go to my car here quick. I'm going to sit down and >> Yeah. Yep. There he is. >> That window. >> Over there. >> Okay. This is her bag. >> Let's see. >> Yeah. Stuck in the window. Do you want me to go out and try to get it out? >> Yeah. I'll take a picture out before I touch it. >> Something woke me up. >> Did you hear something? >> Something woke me up. >> Okay. >> I stepped over the side of the bed and there was a body laying on the floor next to me. >> Okay. >> What would you Do you know what she'd be here for? >> Paperwork, bank account number. I have no idea which is >> Okay, I guess we'll check that bag. See if anything in there is yours. >> Yes. >> 37. You can close that window. >> I also know it's a hammer on the steps. You might want to ask about that on the way up. >> 3705. Where did you say that hammer was? >> Steps. Last step before the door. >> All right. Have a Are those tight? Hold on. You just want to make sure they're locked so so they don't tighten up on you. This is not my normal life. >> So, you are in custody. I'm going to read you your Miranda rights. Okay. >> Okay. >> After Mirandizing her, the officers moved straight into question. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> I'm just hoping um this mistake won't completely. I know I did something bad. After the funeral, my aunt tried to help her. She thinks they stole from her when they were just trying to get her affairs in order. >> Okay. She's progressively cut off the family. >> Can I stop you quick? >> Yeah. >> What's your relationship to her? >> Stepmother. >> Stepmother. >> Okay. >> But she's got Alzheimer's and she's gotten I I know this doesn't help. This is just going to prove the point, but she's gotten paranoid and things were all out to get her and won't let anyone in the house. I just wanted to get a couple of my dad's momentos and that's all. >> Okay. So, what kind of momentos? >> A couple pictures and maybe one of his shirts. >> How'd you get in the house tonight? >> That window. >> A window. >> Okay. Which window? >> Where the bag was? >> The bag. I I didn't go back there. I found it. So, what's in the bag? >> Couple laptops. >> Your [music] laptops or someone else's? >> My laptops. >> Okay. Nothing else in there. >> Uh, water. >> Water. >> I used to be here all the time. >> Okay. When's the last time you're here? >> 10 more. I got the RP Carol. >> Last time I was here, October or November. >> Okay. >> And then she just got progressively more paranoid. >> So, what got you to this stage where you thought this was >> um the ashes? I think >> the ashes. >> My cousin >> remember and my wife drove all the way out here to get the ashes for an agreement. >> Okay. just to get here to be told. Um, no, never mind. >> And so you're here to get >> a couple said pictures, shirt, and ashes. >> Well, the ashes so the ashes got buried before anyone got them. I just wanted to get a couple things before anything else gets >> tried to talk to her before this. >> It sounds like an ex-boyfriend. >> We had a fight over the ashes situation and she At least right now wouldn't talk to you. I It's just gotten progressively worse. >> How long has it been since you last talked to her? >> Um >> All right. So, right now you're under arrest for burglary. Okay. >> Even if I didn't take anything. >> You broke broke into the house with an attempt to commit a crime. So, that's burglary. I mean, you're definitely dressed for it and I understand your situation, but you still can't. >> I understand. I mean, there's there's other other ways to try to go through it >> through >> the door off and on trying to get in. >> Meanwhile, the other officers were inside the house trying to figure out what had been stolen. >> Did you see it? >> The hammer out there on the steps? >> Oh, I had a hammer. >> Oh, you had a hammer there? >> That one's mine. >> That's yours? Okay. >> Yeah. >> I know it's your bedroom. Was there anything missing it from there? >> I don't even know. I don't like I know it's your personal space. So, >> she was laying right here. She doesn't care how you crawled out of bed and stuff. >> I'll go take a look at that bag. >> Yes, please. >> I'll get the adrenaline pumping. Um, so the only thing I found in that bag was two laptops. Do you have a laptop in here? >> Well, I have two laptops that unplugged. Mine and my husband's. >> You have two laptops? >> I had to. Um, >> where are they at? >> I don't know. >> Do you want to go look for them? Do you know where they were at? >> No, I don't even know. I'm also not >> Do you know what they look like? >> They're just little laptops. >> Would you know if I showed you? >> Maybe. >> Okay, I'll go get them. What else? >> Um, I have a I call it the tin box. It was a metal steel gray box that's always had all the legal documents in it. >> Okay. >> That's what they broke into before her her had her aunt do it. Stole a bunch of stuff out of there. And so I was just looking for that. >> I can't find that anywhere. But u >> just want to put the knife away for me. >> All right. >> Hi. >> What's your name? >> Are those laptops in your backpack yours? >> Yes. >> Okay. She's saying she's missing two laptops. I'm I can show you one. It's got my kids Minecraft game on it. >> What's the other one for? >> Um I have one for work. >> Okay. >> And then she's saying something about 10 bucks. Was in question last time. So >> I literally had just got in the house. I hadn't had time to do anything. >> Okay. >> I'm clearly not good at this, but >> yeah. >> I I know this sounds like an excuse. She has Alzheimer's. She's been misplacing things. I can show you texts going back months saying, you know, things are missing, this and that. >> I'm just asking. So, um, it's not a reason to break anybody's house. >> No, no, that wasn't my intention. >> All righty. I got an ID, but I don't know if it means anything, but she's a state senator. Oh, really? Yeah. All right, I'm back. the laptops. The story she gave me is pretty good for work and her kids, but it's going into our evidence. So, if something does change, we'll get it back to you. >> Um, so last time she was after papers, like, can I just ask the significance of papers? >> When the two aunts came here, they took all kinds of legal forms. I had my husband had just I had the tin box sitting right now out here cuz I was going through it >> trying to find out what I was supposed to do cuz and I was totally out of it. The box was wide open and when I came out there were papers and stuff scattered all over the floor and the two girls were both walking out with Nancy and Cindy with papers down the front sidewalk to their vehicle. And I said, "Where are you going? Where what do you got?" And they said, "It's okay, Carol. Don't worry. We're just trying to help you and get this legal business all straightened up before we know you're upset. >> Do you know why she would want those papers? Like what would benefit her from having those? >> He um my husband didn't have an actual will. >> Oh, okay. >> She >> So you think it's for like inheritance stuff? >> Yes. She It was bank papers. It was all bank basically. >> Yep. I might have to get going cuz there's another act of burglary in Fr. So >> thank you. Once the investigation at the house was wrapped up, she was transported to jail. However, upon further investigation, parts of her story quickly began to fall apart. >> There's a discrepancy with the laptops. Are you able to sign into those laptops? >> I'm sorry. >> Will you be able to sign into those laptops? >> Yes. >> Okay. There's the first one. >> Thank you. >> Okay. How come it has Carol's name on it? It was one that she had given me. >> Okay. >> Way back when to use for the kids. >> Well, she's missing two laptops. That's what she said. So, I'm taking this laptop. How about this one? >> Okay. That one's got your name on it. >> Okay. That one will stay with your property, but I am taking this one. >> That's fine. >> Did you try shoving that backpack out and it didn't go out? I want to answer your questions. >> You don't have to. Like you understood you understood your rights. So >> I maybe I should. >> Okay, that's okay. Put you back in here. Appreciate you working with that. So >> that off. >> In the end, she was charged with first-degree burglary and possession of burglary tools. After nearly a year of court proceedings, a jury unanimously found her guilty with sentencing set for September the 10th, 2025. Consequently, she had resigned her seat as state senator. From the mayor to the senator, each treated the law as if it didn't exist. Joining them on that list is the Rhode Island special assistant attorney general, Devin Flanigan, and her friend Veronica Hannon, who believed her position would shield them from the consequences of their actions. >> I'm an AG. I'm an AG. >> Good for you. I don't give a Let's go. >> Don't do that. >> I'm an AG. >> I'm an AG, buddy. You're gonna regret this. >> Yeah. >> You're gonna regret it. >> I'm an right here. I'm right here. >> I'm right here. >> Come on. Stay. >> No. No. On August the 14th, 2025 in Newport, Rhode Island, officers responded to reports of two disorderly women at the Clark Cook House restaurant. On arrival, they found Veronica Hannon and none other than the state special assistant attorney general Deon Flanigan, who immediately began making entitled demands, convinced that her title placed her above the law. >> I want you to turn your body cam off. Protocol is that you turn it off. If a citizen request is to turn it off, >> so they want you guys to leave. Yes. >> Let's just leave. Let's just make it easy. Okay. >> Make it easy. That's not That's not >> I am okay. I'm her husband. >> That's not the point. Can you Can you look at me? >> We'll talk over here. Okay. >> Your protocol is >> Can we Can we all talk? Can we all talk? >> We'll talk over here. They want to leave. >> Can we Can we talk? >> Who is she to you? >> What's that? >> She is our college friend. >> Yes. No, no, I'm not. >> You guys just want to know? Do you want to trespass? >> Anything we can do. Trespass? Yeah. I just need >> trespass. Get them out, please. >> The staff had reached their breaking point with the pair's behavior and wanted nothing more than to keep them from ever coming back. In the meantime, it was up to the officers to handle the situation. A task that was clearly not going to be an easy one. >> No, I'm not. >> No, I'm not. Do >> you want to chat? I know that your protocol is >> so you're trespassing. We got to leave now unless you want to be an >> We're not trespassing. You haven't notified us that we're trespassing. What did I just say to you? You're >> number one. I don't want to arrest you guys. >> You're not going to arrest us. Number two, >> let's leave. We got to go. We got to go. Please leave this for is if we ask you to turn the body off. I don't want to deal with this. Let's go. I understand you don't want to deal with it, but the protocol is And your protocol is is if I ask you to turn off the body cam, you have to turn it off. And that's your protocol. She's lawyer, so she knows. >> Well, that's lawyer stuff, so that's not true. So, we got to go. >> No, it is. That's That's the law. >> I'm an AJ. >> I'm an AJ. >> Good for you. I don't give a Let's go. >> We're going. We're leaving. >> Please don't. Please don't put your hands on us. >> Can you get your children out of here? Like, I don't know why. >> I'm sorry. What? >> Fueled by entitlement and a blatant power trip, the ladies were quickly testing the limits of the officer's patience. And one more slip, they'd find themselves in a place that they never thought they would end up. >> Let's go. >> There are two full grown women and mothers. Don't need >> I'm an A. I'm an A. I'm an A. >> What are you What are you What's wrong with you? >> What do you probable cause to detain me for? >> You're being detained cuz you're not female. You have problem. You have problem. >> Can you relax? >> Sir. Sir, she's not doing anything wrong. Ag. >> She's not leaving. >> I'm an AG. She's a >> You're not She's not being arrested. Let's go. >> I'm not being arrested. You're putting me in cuffs. I'm not being arrested. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, I'm AG. >> Her badge is in the car. You want me badge? >> Let me tell you something. >> Get the out of here. We need money. Seriously, >> you're arresting an AG. Let me tell you something. >> Are you on arrest right now? Oh, >> you're putting me in handcuffs and you're mering. You're not merandizing me. >> Relax. Relax. >> You're going to regret this. >> Yeah, >> you're going to regret it. >> How many? >> The officers had had enough of their constant title dropping. One more act of defiance could easily turn a detention into a full-blown arrest. Meanwhile, as the officers turned their attention to Veronica, she did the unthinkable. Get your hands off. >> We will get your hands off. >> We will get the license. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. Get out of here. >> Get back. Get back right now. Get >> back. Y >> I'm right here. I'm right here. It's okay. >> No. No. I'm right here. I'm right here. >> I'm right here. >> Come on, babe. >> Stop touching me. >> Babe, I'm right here. I'm right here. >> Babe, BABE, PLEASE. I'M SCARED. >> I'M RIGHT HERE. >> Please do this. Please. No, I'm not gonna play hands on hand. >> I'm right here. >> No. >> Okay. >> No. Please go through this way, friend. >> I'm right here. >> No. No. No. Babe. Babe. >> I'm right here. >> Babe, >> I'm right here. >> No. Babe, >> relax. Relax. Relax. >> No. >> What's wrong with you? >> Relax. >> We don't want to put you in handcuffs. Let's go. >> Let's go. >> No. Babe, listen. >> You're making You're overreacting. >> You're adding charreacting. No. >> Can you take my hands out? Please jump out of handcuffs. >> No. You were overreacting. >> You didn't have this. You didn't have to have this happen. >> Get in the car. >> No. NO. NO. BABE, NO. >> I'M RIGHT HERE. >> GUYS, just put her in. >> NO. GET BACK, BRO. >> IN THE CAR. [screaming] >> NO. DAMN. FEET IN THE CAR. >> I'M RIGHT [screaming] HERE. RELAX. I'M right here. >> Please >> get your feet in the car. >> No. >> Babe, I'm right here. >> NO. [screaming] >> NO. >> Get your feet in the car. >> Get your feet in the car. >> You're a grown adult. You're acting like a kid. DAD, [screaming] >> I'M RIGHT HERE. I'm right here. >> No. Who the are you? This is so inappropriate. >> You're You're overreacting. pass. They were just throwing a thing. >> Trevor, we've got you in town. >> Even after being detained, the duo's [music] outbursts did not stop. With no other choice, the officers exerted the full weight of the law upon them, and their status swiftly shifted from detainees to arrestes. Veronica was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and willful trespass, while Flanigan faced a willful trespass charge alone. However, the attorney general's office opened an investigation that could bring sanctions against Flanigan. Up next is a case of a New Jersey councilman who took what it meant to be power drunk to a whole new level, turning what should have been a routine traffic stop [music] into a near brawl with the police. >> Got a lot to do WITH IT. I'M LOOKING FOR a home. You know me. >> Yeah. Look, I'm running around here with smoking. I'm the one that hired you. >> I'm talking to the chief right now. This guy is crazy. >> What's going on? >> You know who I am, right? I need to fight for joint. >> Why do you treat me like I'm some mother? >> On the fourth day of January 2025, an officer flagged down a vehicle for allegedly [music] running a stop sign in a quiet neighborhood. However, this was no everyday traffic stop [music] as things quickly went out of control. >> You can't be serious. >> Whoa, man. What's going on? Why you acting this way? >> You can't be serious. And what did you call me? >> Why you acting that way? I want to know what exactly are you getting behind me? >> Stop sign. >> I can't stop. >> You need to stop at all. You rolled through that jar. >> Are Are you serious, cuz? >> I am serious. >> Do whatever you got to do. What do you need? >> I got you. Just when you see your license, man. >> God Jesus Christ. What do you >> What got to do? Got a lot to do with it, bro. I'm going home. You know me. I got you. >> Yeah. Look, I'm running around here smoking, son. I'm the one that hired you. I'm bringing you home. Are you Are you crazy? Yes. Absolutely. On your camera. I put you on. >> Come on, man. >> You got the registration insurance on your man. >> Jesus Christ. Oh, you made my whole >> Why you acting like this, man? >> Trying to go home, bro. I'm just I right there, bro. Like, like you you actually pulling over an elected official, >> bro. You're not you're not pulling over a random. >> You're not you're pulling over your boss. I am literally your like this is crazy crazy. >> I can't I can't believe I can't breathe clear. Want to make sure for certain don't put in no man. >> Oh my god. >> Let me look. >> Oh my. >> Come on, man. Just cut that out. Like >> we got out here doing all kinds of you. You're right. >> And and you and you and you pulled me up for an alleg for an alleged not stop at a stop sign. >> For [music] an for an alleged >> I'm sitting right at I'm sitting at >> for an alleged. >> How is it alleged? >> Because I You seen my tail lights? >> You didn't stop. >> You got to go to a complete stop. Also, you rolled through it. You didn't stop. I got 150 pieces of paper. >> Sit tight for me. >> The man turned out to be New Jersey Councilman Theodore Holloway. His rant rire of arrogance, but while he was busy flexing authority, the officer was quietly setting a trap. And with Holay's attitude, he was going to walk right into it. you. Hey, I got uh Holloway uh rule right through the stop sign. Is that you coming up? Yeah, he's freaking out. I don't know what's going on with him. It's funny. It literally he rolls through it. [music] I turn my lights on right here. He's freaking out. Why you pull me? He starts yelling at the out out the window. Pull him over right here. I said, "Pull over." He gets out. Obviously, he's not he's not happy. He's upset. I'm a elected official. [music] I hired you. Key want to hear about this. He's a legend of fans. I didn't roll stuff like that. His registration is expired for July of last year. July. >> So I was going to release issue for that and come up break on the stop sign. >> No, sir. What's going on with you, man? I'm talking to you right now. This guy is crazy. >> What's going on? >> You know who I am, right? >> What's up? >> You do. You do not know who I am either. >> I know. >> Oh, all right. Bro, exactly. Anyway, uh Chief, uh please talk with them. Tell them when you get behind elected officials. >> Tell them, "Oh, my bad." Hey, you should stop at the stop sign. See you go about your business. Not here. I need your license registration. >> What? You treat me like I'm some mother. >> There is a little bit there how they would handle a normal thing because if somebody is then they should treat it to you. >> Yeah. >> I'll have a conversation with you. >> Yeah. Thank you, man. I appreciate that. >> All right. If anything >> Yeah. I'll see. >> All right. Crazy. >> Come on, man. Sorry for stop sign. Now you come to these. I did one of these. I'm like, bro, my house right there, bro. Like I'm not going down. Like if I was like this on the cell phone smoking weed out the car. Absolutely. Pull me over. Absolutely. Pull me over. Take me out the car and get me. But bro, stop. If anything you say [music] comes from highway, just stop at the stop signs. See you. Know about your business. Now you're wasting your time. You're wasting the taxpaying money that I pay you guys to do for what you Gary G. No. >> After all this ranting, the officer stayed professional and did exactly what was expected of them. >> All right. Listen, man. You received just one citation. All right. I cut you a break on a stop sign, but your registration's expired since July of last year. All right. I can't there's nothing I can do with that. All right. So, it's just one citation. It's not court mandatory. But you'd like to show up in court. Ple not guilty. I circle a court number on the top right for you. The bottom right information court show otherwise drive. >> Councilman Holway has yet to comment on the incident. Meanwhile, the mayor condemned the councilman's remarks as both inaccurate [music] and unprofessional. He emphasized, "No one receives special treatment. We don't act as individual bosses over departments, nor do we get preferential treatment." The mayor also warded the officer involved for demonstrating complete professionalism. Arrogant and power drunkrunk as that councilman was, he was nothing compared to this entitled mayor who thought he could walk away scot-f free from a crash that he had caused. >> Where's my wife? >> We have her, sir. We're about to wait home godamn safe. >> Call him get here now. That's an order. >> On the 9th of October 2022, police officers responded to a traffic crash caused by a drunk driver. Little did they know that the driver was the mayor of Fort Wayne. Hello. Hello. >> What's going on today? What can I do for you? >> Well, obviously I swung too wide on the roundabout. >> Okay, you got coming through the roundabout. >> Yeah, >> I was going this way. He was coming this way and he was in my lane coming straight. >> I went around. >> I went to slow down and it just >> All right. for you. >> Cir. >> I'm Tom Henry. >> Yes, sir. >> Squad at you. I just drew the >> Okay, that's good enough. >> I don't do that for the >> I understand. >> So, you guys must want to stand over here closer to the car so we don't get hit. >> So, which which >> that was me. >> So, you're just coming out of the roundabout and you were on old mill. I >> I went around too wide. >> I was going this way. >> Okay. I thought I made the curve and I didn't. >> Okay. >> That was my fault. I All right. The officer the officer in rout's going to need driver's license and insurance card. Sure. >> Absolutely. >> How many people in your car? >> Just my wife and the noose. Business card. Oh, nice. Well, that's good. Driver's license. My driver's license and insurance car. Auto insurance. Which one? >> By this point, he was already rude to the cops. This wasn't going to end his way. >> I'm not sure. Just flee. I mean, they're the dog city. I'm insured by the city. >> You're insured by the city of Fort Wayne, do you think? >> I don't know. I don't know how that runs. I understand. >> But I I'm insured by the city. >> Okay. >> That's a city car. >> Okay. All right. So, all right. I That's your health insurance card. I don't need that. >> That's yours. Is that mine? >> I'm sorry. >> That's why don't stay here. This officer is going to take over the investigation here. >> Okay. Well, stay out of the road. You're going to get hit. You're on the You're on the southbound side. This car's coming down >> and you're in all dark and they can't see you. my white shirt. You don't you don't see >> the white shirt's not facing the traffic. >> I understand. >> So, we don't want to see you get hit. >> You're officer. >> Cir. >> Yep. >> Thank you. >> Yes, sir. >> That's what I get for going to fundraisers. >> Fundraiser. What What fundraiser was there tonight? >> That's a big stand. >> Oh, okay. >> And I had to drop my daughter-law off and anyway. Okay. >> Never. >> Be careful walking up there. This officer is going to take over here in a minute. >> All right. Thank you. >> Realizing he had nowhere to go but jail, he began to make excuses for his actions. Unfortunately for him, it was too late. >> She's very ill. She has cancer and she's very, very sick. She needs a ride home right now. >> She needs a what? >> A ride home. >> A ride home. >> Oh, yes. >> Okay. I'll get a unit out here to take her home. >> I'm the mayor. God damn it. Take her home right now. Steve, I don't care who you call. You take my wife home. You want me to take her home? >> Yes. Right now in with lights and siren. >> Where's home at? What's the address? >> Out in the north part of northwest part of town off of Harris Road. Off Harris Road. >> I'll be on that. Okay. >> Okay. Right now. Home. >> I hear you, mayor. Let me get your address. >> You want me to take your license? Irons? >> I don't. Yes, please. She's She's very very ill. I should go home for the first time. >> Stand over here. There's a car coming. Stand over here. Just >> Thank you. Take her right now. >> Okay. >> The tapes. >> It's an order. All right. >> Yes, sir. >> Which one's your wife? In the front passenger. >> No. Okay. >> She's too old to me. My mother. >> Oh, I'm going to have you step back here with these officers. Um, we're gonna go all the way back here. That way we don't fall in other cars. >> Did that officer that chimed up a minute ago or they get hit? That's all. >> Right. >> We understand, but we care about you, too, though. >> The mayor hadn't realized that he was just like any other person in this situation. [music] Things took a darker turn once they brought out the breathalyzer. >> I I I really appreciate that. And And I'm telling you right now, the way you're walking through this I know it's high. >> It's it's it's it sucks, but you know, but the thing is is if >> we don't if we don't follow the steps, if we don't do this thing the right way, it's going to come back. >> Oh, no. >> It always comes back for us. >> So, what we're going to do a DIY or whatever you want to call. >> So, what we're going to do is we're going to give you a PVD u breath if you don't mind. We're going to give you a breath test to see where you're at. There's one in the car over there. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, we're just going to give you that. My wife, I was hurrying home. She's >> And she got home, right? We got her home. >> No, there. >> Okay. Um, >> yeah, she's she's got uh nothing like that. She's got >> Okay. I didn't know that. >> She's in severe pain. That's why I was hurt. >> Okay. We'll we'll get we'll get her home. >> No, no, that's Don't worry about that. That's nothing to do with this. >> I was just in a hurry. Also, we'll give you two more things. Just big deep breath and blow. Probably 4.0. No. No. >> You'd be dead if it was 4.0. >> I know. I had no idea. >> Sir, I do appreciate your cooperation. Okay. >> We have to do it. >> Okay. >> What is it? >> What else we need? >> That's about twice. >> About twice. >> Yeah. >> We can get them out here. >> Yep. >> Let's go ahead and uh Who's denying anybody? Just >> do what you have to do. >> Okay, I got to take this. >> Even the sergeant said they just couldn't let him get away. He just had to be smart. >> But the thing is just if we don't follow the steps, if we don't do this thing the right way, you got to do what you got to do, it's going to come back. >> Oh, no. It always comes back. >> Yeah. So, what we're going to do a DUI or whatever you want to call. So, what we're going to do is we're going to get a big breath. If you don't mind, we're going to give you a hand test to see where you're at. There's one >> Yeah, it's mine. Turn around for me, please. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back for just a minute here. >> Yep. >> Yep. Behind your back. There we go. >> Well, you're just being detained right now for suspicious driving, sir. >> Let go of your hands. Whose car is this? >> He was in total disbelief when he got arrested and it only agitated him further. >> Have a seat for me. >> You're going to actually take me in? >> We're working through it. >> Uh we're we're waiting to see >> right now. You're just being detained. Can you please have a seat? >> You helping or you good? >> No. I don't know. I'm looking at your name. >> It's Aspen. It'll be on all the paperwork. >> I'm sorry. >> Affin I understand what you're I just want to know. >> All right, sir. You hop out for a minute? >> All right. I got I got DJ on the phone. Okay. I I'll Anyway, DJ, that's where we are. >> All right, buddy. >> Go ahead and get the phone off. >> All right, sir. >> Thank you. >> Here, we got to take this, sir. >> Well, that's okay. I just thought the picture. >> Okay. >> You know, we're going have to get take everything out of your pockets. >> All right. We got to check your pockets, sir. We got to We got to follow protocol on everything here. Okay. >> I'll put them in a bag to keep them all together. >> Are we going down to jail? I believe so. >> I don't think that's going to happen. >> Can you turn around for a second here, sir? >> Somebody said they talked to the chief already. >> Yes, sir. >> All right, sir. Can you have a seat? >> You good with me? >> Mhm. >> That's fine. We'll go for the call. >> You know how it is, sir. That's how we got to do it. >> All right. You got to do what you got to do. >> All righty. >> You're good. Just >> Yeah, you're good. Just uh go ahead and have a seat there. >> What do you want? Have a seat there, sir. >> I'm sitting here. >> Yeah, just can Can you go ahead and put your feet in going? Yes, sir. >> Yep. >> Who Who talked Who talked to the chief? >> I did, sir. >> I need to know who. Mr. Wilkins. >> Officer. Who? Sergeant Wilkins. >> And we're doing the We're doing everything the correct way. >> Excuse me. Okay. That's fine. >> We're walking through this. We got to walk through this, sir. >> All right. >> Okay. We're walking. >> Where's my wife? >> We have her, sir. We're about to get >> She's on her way to home. Goddamn safe. >> We were going to get home. We She's on her way home. We had to get your car out of here first before we >> I don't give a me, sir. Just watch yourself. Come in. We'll shut the door. >> All right. Okay. >> As he arrived in jail, it finally began to dawn on him that he wasn't going to receive any special treatment. >> All righty. You're going to be under control number 22F. 112246 officer whis for Wayne police department badge number 1989F and Mr. Thomas C. Well, that's the problem. We can't >> We can't >> That's the That's the policy we have. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. We get in trouble if we turn them off. >> Yeah. Yeah. I know. I understand. >> Commissioners are in a hell of a bind, aren't they? >> Yeah. I think they they eight eight of the places are denied or something like that or >> well I know where they want to go and all of us know where they probably want to go. That's where it might be different than where they will go though. >> Yeah. Although they keep they keep turning down these six or seven places. They can at least come back and say, "Hey, we've done our research. We've done all this and there's no other place." Okay. >> One more. One more breath for you. >> We're going to do this. >> Okay. >> Just like before. >> Yep. Same as last time. Keep going. Keep going. A little stronger. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. There you are, sir. >> Okay. >> By this point, the police had him to a sobriety test. However, he was obviously failing. >> Keep your arms down at your sides at all times. Okay. You understand all those instructions? All right, go ahead and start. >> 1,002 1,003 How many? >> Yep. >> Just keep counting until I tell you to stop. You're okay. >> 1,001 2 1,003 Oh, I'm sorry. >> You're good. >> 1,004,567. >> You're good. Just keep going. >> I can't do that, though. Even though I was totally So, >> all right. Eight. >> You're good. You're good. >> Jesus. >> Do we have the walking concern or no? Yeah. Perfect. >> Can I spend a night here? >> My wife. >> I don't think you want to do that. >> She will kill me. >> I'm sorry. >> We're good on the first one. That's all we need. >> Oh, no. No. No. Sergeant, but it's not better to spend the night in Michigan City. >> How we doing? >> All right. How'd they do? >> We are all done, sir. You Your official score was.152. >> That's just under twice the legal. Eventually, he tried to use his connections to get out of jail. He was definitely humbled. >> I can't talk to the sheriff to do it. Who who is their lockup? They're lock up staff. They've already talked to their command and the sheriff and the chief has both said I cannot talk to them. >> Yes, sir. We were just walking through it. If the sheriff or the chief wants to talk to you, they will not talk to you. And neither one of them have said no. All right. I did not ask if they can contact you or not, but we do not walk through this. You told me to do protocols. >> Oh, no. I understand. I understand about this. I would like to talk to you. This is what I This is what I sir. I will talk to my command and let them know what every what we have. It will be up to them if they they probably are going to probably I wouldn't say blow this off because they don't want to look like they have a hand because they have a hand sitting here until they act like according to state law what you're required to do. You have to set a minimum of what your VA comes back to. Okay. Just how much is 6 hours and 40 minutes and there's nothing we can do about >> you get you? 11:47 >> 11:47 my wife >> her wife doesn't know how much time I will go she's got medical problems you know that I will give her phone number I will call her and let her who's a leader in this >> I'm sorry is it PJ or this You have to get hold of Steve. Have to get hold of me. >> Do you want me >> Have him Have Steve get hold of me now. >> You have to stay. >> That's an order. >> Do you want me to call your wife and let her know how long you >> No. Have Call Steve. Have him get here now. That's an order. >> I will. This is what I'm going to do. >> That's an order. >> I'm going to call >> You understand what I'm saying? >> I will call Chief Just this position is right now. >> I will let him know. Either either either Steve gets here or Steve gets here >> now. Sir, >> I don't care what time it is. >> Sir, you have to step. I >> I will. >> Thank you. >> I just want for these circumstances. >> I want them here now. >> Okay. >> I will let I hear you. Thank you. >> Thank you. [music] In the end, the mayor was arrested and charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated.