I need to plug in my >> plug it in. And >> Nope. Don't do that. Watch out. She's going to take off. Watch out. >> Stop the car. >> Watch out, guys. Guys, guys. >> Put it on for now. >> When crazy Gen Z brats take their recklessness to dead heights, even good cops who show restraint find themselves seconds away from disaster. >> Okay. Why don't you guys stop eating pigs? [screaming] >> I break my legs and I'll shoot you. >> Here are several moments when crazy Gen Z brats nearly succeeded in ending the lives of good cops. Starting with 29-year-old Daniel Bowen Payne, another crazy Gen Z brat who, in a desperate attempt to avoid being arrested, went as far as trying to assassinate an officer. >> Okay, put your hands up. What's it doing there in the corner? [screaming] >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> YEAH, [screaming] I'm here. I'm here. In Meridosia, Illinois, an officer on routine patrol spotted a vehicle flying down the road at 54 mph in a 25 zone. He immediately initiated a traffic stop, expecting nothing more than a reckless driver. Instead, he came face to face with a Gen Z brat behind the wheel. He was prepared to do anything to escape the law, even if it meant putting the officer's life on the line. >> What's going on? Got you. Driver's license. Okay, put your hands up. What's a doing there in the corner? Go and turn the truck off. Turn the truck off. Turn the truck off. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. NOPE. >> And that marked the beginning of a full-blown high-speed chase as the suspect pushed his car to the limit in a desperate attempt to escape while the officer stayed right on him, determined to bring him to justice. >> Morgan 203 on me. He's got a firearm in the vehicle. Possibly he's 105. >> You're 101. The only thing I could understand was possible 1055. >> Subject had a loaded firearm in the vehicle. He's flood on foot. Possible 1055. Headed west on 104. Contact Pike County Sheriff's Department. >> Your traffic's completely 101. >> Morgan, we're going through. >> Turn north on Vine Street. North on Vine Street. Morgan 203, turn around. We're heading back towards Meridosha. Morgan 203, we're still headed back towards Meridosha from Chambersburg. >> He's still on foot. >> Morgan, he's not on foot. He is in his vehicle. over 303. He has turned head towards the downtown uh by the approach southside train downtown by the approach in the southside south street. >> After nearly 30 minutes of an intense high-speed chase, the suspect finally slipped, setting the stage for the deadly showdown that was about to follow. Uh, northbound on Highway 107, pursuing a Oh. Oh, there we go. Mile marker four. Mile marker four. Suspect just wiped out. Suspect just wiped out. Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of YOUR VEHICLE. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. [screaming] SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> YEAH, I'm here. I'm here. Down here right here AGAIN in the car. I think [screaming] not on me. >> As some officers moved in to apprehend the suspect, others rushed toward their injured colleague, desperately trying to stabilize him as he fought for his life. The scene instantly shifted from a pursuit to a life or death emergency. All caused by one Gen Z criminal who would rather end the life of an officer than face arrest. Yeah, there you go. A little bit tighter. Needed to BE TIGHTER. TAKING OFF. >> So that's a suspect. >> Go over it. Get tight. Catch it down. Cinch it down. Tight. Get it. Cinch it. Tie. >> What's the time? 113 officer. >> I know. You're lucky. What happened? >> We can stop. >> Oh, hey Russy. >> Hey, bud. >> Holy. >> Yeah. >> All right. You got a pocket knife on you? >> I want to cut just make sure we got >> Stay the >> I am. Why am I um got pursuit? Uh >> what happened? Take down. >> What happened? >> Uh we got a >> good man. All right. >> I think so. Where's your firearm? >> Some sort of train. Uh, >> remember me stopping you on the bridge? >> I don't remember nothing. That's what I'm asking. Why? What happened? I don't know. >> You have the right to remain sight. Anything you say, Ken? >> Do you understand your rights? >> Okay. Thank you. The firearm I saw was in the floorboard passenger side front. I don't know if he had a second one or not. >> I just want to lose my whole leg. >> Oh, no. No. No. You're good. But what was that? >> Hey, Steve. >> What was my pocket? Yeah, >> we stopped. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> I I I just got on my new medication. So, >> what kind of medication you on? Miller Light? >> No. ADO and uh also >> Okay. Well, you noticed I saw the beer in the vehicle, right? I can smell the alcohol. >> How much you had to drink? >> Three beers. Four beers. Nothing crazy. >> Well, you realize you police officer, right? >> That's not my intention. >> I don't The good thing is it's all on video. I'm going to need somebody to drive my car back to shape. Don't >> worry about nothing. >> We got you taken care of. Don't worry about nothing. Okay. >> Okay. Did I get him back at least? >> Yeah. >> Thanks, guys. Thank you so much. >> Thank you. >> Got a little bit of criminal history and burglary tools. >> The officer had been struck twice. once in the abdomen and once in the upper left thigh, the latter shattering his feur. He was rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment and remained hospitalized for 90 days. As for the suspect, Daniel, he was immediately charged with attempted first-degree murder of a police officer. Over 2 and 1/2 years later, he accepted a plea deal and was found guilty on a reduced charge of aggravated discharge of a firearm at a police officer. He was sentenced to 28.5 years in prison. Then there's 22-year-old Verona, a crazy brat who turned a simple welfare check into a nightmare by sending the officers trying to help her to the hospital [music] and nearly turning a routine call into a counter. >> I need to plug in my vape. >> Plug it in and help. Don't do that. Watch out. She's going to take off. Watch out. >> Stop the car. >> You guys okay? Yeah. >> Tommy, you're bleeding. You got a good cut. Have the medic pick it up for our guys. You >> all right, Sean? What do you got? Yeah. >> On May the 21st, 2024, in Windsor Locks, Connecticut, officers were dispatched to a residence for a mental health welfare check on 22-year-old Erica Verona, a Gen Z brat with a long history of aggressive outbursts. But even with all they knew about her past, nothing could have prepared them for what was about to unfold. The dogs tied up. >> Hi. >> Hi. Is she here? >> She's upstairs. She went and sat in her car for a while. I thought she was going to drive off, but she didn't. >> Okay. >> What's that noise? >> Is that her? >> No. That's That's her mom. I want to record this. I know you're recording, but I want to record it, too. >> Okay. >> Do you know who this is, sir? >> Yep. >> Okay. They're from CHR. >> Yeah. They uh made me take they they took an hour of my time and made me go through all sorts of hoops to get through to you guys on Sunday night. >> Yeah. You said that they would get me right through. >> Yeah. They're too busy asking me if Eric is a boy or a girl. >> So it's like >> So just tell me what happened within the last like hour herself. >> I don't know what she was doing. She was just screaming for the past two nights. >> She's not sleeping, you said, right? >> Nope. She's keeping me up, too. She is >> totally calm. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Which is always the case when we show up. >> Took a long time. >> She's got a you know. >> So there's other people in the state of connect that require mental health. >> No no no no. I wasn't I wasn't complaining. I was okay. I just I'm not I don't complain to these people. I appreciate them. Good. I appreciate you. >> They do. They do a lot of stuff. >> Oh yeah. No no no. I you you know you think I appreciate you. I hope >> I take it. Thank you. >> Oh yeah uh but no. I'm frustrated. >> I hear you. I hear you >> because of But my frustration is not with you. It's with the mental health uh whole thing. >> It's a Yeah, it's a tough system right now. >> Can we We're We're going to have to go upstairs and make say hi to her. So, can we move that thing? Whatever it is. And >> nothing else in the house. Just this dog here. >> If she comes down. >> Oh, yeah. I know. I know. >> Erica. Erica, you need to come down. >> People are here to see you. Mobile crisis. You can uh shut that door cuz I don't want to do the let Kathy get out. >> Thank you. >> Hi Erica. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Erica. >> Sorry to bother you. >> Your uh phone is on. >> Okay. I know that. >> We're sorry to bother you. >> Can we go outside so we can get some fresh air down here? Do you know who this is, Erica? >> No. >> First things first, the officers had to figure out exactly what was going on with her and whether she posed a danger to [music] herself or anyone else. >> She's from CHR. >> But we met last week. I was here to talk to you. >> Do you remember now? >> Yes, I remember. >> Okay, good. So, what happened today that you started screaming and yelling? >> I'm not too sure. >> You don't remember? >> I was upset. Okay. So, you just hit yourself in the head, right? >> No. >> No. >> Just know that that's fresh on your forehead. >> Right here. >> Nope. I This one's in my eyes. >> Oh, there's like a bump there. >> No. Okay. >> What's that from, Erica? >> This one's in my eyes. My eyebrows going down. >> No, that's not it. >> Yeah, it is that. >> So, you're hitting yourself in the head, right? >> You're screaming, yelling. >> Did you threaten at all? Okay. So, Erica, this has been going on for a little too long, >> right? >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Are you you're not taking your medicine? You're not engaging in treatment. You're physically people left and right. >> The advice was not to take it anymore. >> When it's time to take her medication, she needs to be compliant. Okay. >> She was she was taking until the dog ate it. >> But right now, she's unmedicated. >> Okay. to herself and to other people. Her insight is very poor. She's making poor judgment. Right? Things are not good. Things are negative. And you >> I'm not arguing with anything other than I'm not arguing with anything other than the med. >> So I'm asking you to go to the hospital just for an evaluation. >> So Erica, I know at times that you calm down right away after you flip out, right? Was today one of those days? >> No. >> Did you lose control today? >> No. >> So, not even while dad was recording you or he was on the phone with >> No. >> You were in complete control today. >> Dad, yes or no? Is that true? >> She was crying. I mean, I don't know if there's any law against crying. She was crying loud enough to wake me up. Screaming. Did something happen that you were yelling up there? pissed off at something. >> Yeah. >> Somebody pissed you off. >> Yeah. >> I think it's pop withdrawal. >> Are you trying to withdraw? >> No. >> She hasn't had the past couple days. She was just looking for it before you guys got here. >> She's rolling paper. >> Do you feel like you're in withdrawal right now? >> No. >> Do you want some right now? >> No. >> Go be honest. I mean, if you're I mean, it's legal. >> It's not illegal. >> It's legal. So, you're not going to get in trouble. No, you're not the only one that wants out every day. >> Erica, it just helps us understand what your goal You can't get in trouble for trying to help you. That's all. >> That's all. >> She got a stash of some there. That's all I know. >> Well, that's that's fine, sir. That's That's her. >> Not worried about that. >> Yeah. Eric, I'm not trying to get you in trouble. I'm just trying to communicate so they understand. >> It's not a matter of getting anybody in trouble. It's a matter of getting her some help. >> Yeah, I know. I agree. >> You You feel like she's been getting worse these last few weeks? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Cuz all she does does nonstop. So, right, >> like like when the cops came over here the other day to ask her about um I don't know if cops are a derogatory word, sorry. >> Whatever you want to use, that's fine. >> The police came over the other day and um and uh they gave her a ticket for breach of Pete for hitting that other girl. >> I believe that they were only able to do that because she admitted to it. Otherwise, it was just word versus word. I'm not sure. >> Given her current state, she needed to be taken to the hospital. But convincing her of that was not going to be easy. In fact, it was about to become the office's biggest challenge. >> Do you know what happens if you ask her any any yes or no question? She says yes. Erica, your hair is on fire. Did you know that? >> Erica. >> All right, Erica. At this point, >> everything is a yes. >> I need you to go to the hospital. >> Why? >> Because you've been getting worse as time goes on. So, I'm going to request that an ambulance come and just give you a ride to the hospital. You're going to meet with the therapist there and just talk and have a conversation with the therapist. >> We have We have somebody who can pick her up later. >> Nope. >> Uber. >> You okay with that? >> Perfect. >> Where you going, Erica? >> In my >> huh? >> Nothing in my >> Okay, leave this open. Where's the keys? >> Just when they thought that she was finally complying, she revealed she had other plans. In an instant, she flipped the script, turning the situation so dangerously chaotic that the officers ended up needing a welfare check more than she ever did. >> I need to plug in my base. >> Plug it in and help. Don't do that. Watch out. It's going to take off. Watch out. >> Stop the car. All right. Watch out. Nope. >> Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. WATCH OUT, GUYS. GUYS, GUYS, >> you guys all right? Too far. She's taking off in the vehicle. She just struck two of our officers. You guys okay? >> Tommy, you're bleeding. You got a good cut. Have her uh have the medic pick it up for our guys. >> Send a supervisor to police. >> Tommy, let me come back here. Let me see your head. We've been waiting 15 minutes, Larry. Here come aimless is taking forever. >> This put it on all just for now. Stupid. You >> all right, Sean? What do you got? >> Yeah. >> What's hurting? >> That's why I'm taking it off right now. Got to cut this here. Let me cut this. It's >> the second time I've got injured on this job. It's from the same girl. No, I don't think so. I just got the wind knocked out of my legs. >> Well, I thought the people >> Did we put that car out, Sean? Let Let >> You guys have enough >> cuz that's going to be a on police and whole 9 yard. So, >> for some reason, Erica's father chose to blame the entire incident on the very officers who had come to help his daughter. The same officers who had nearly lost their lives in the chaos she caused. supposed to take today. >> She was told not. No. But that would have never happened, would it? >> Sir, it was going to happen either way. She She was going to the hospital and she didn't want to go >> either way. >> She did want to go. She just wanted her vape. >> No. >> No. >> And to to charge her vape. >> That's not happening. >> No. Not at all. left. >> Hey left. >> What? You got her location? >> It looks like he turned it off, but as a 532. >> How are you, guys? >> So, we had two officers struck by a vehicle. >> Okay. >> Uh, dragged by the car door. >> Okay. >> Uh, one's got a pretty good cut on his head. I just covered that real quick. And then the other one back and legs. Uh, they both went flying when she came out of the driveway. They dragged her. >> I They might want to. >> They should. Yeah. >> Drag by a vehicle. >> Think I have a little gash on this. So, >> yeah, it looks like it. Let's have a look at you inside how deep it is. >> So, listen. I don't know what you're thinking, but if I help you, can you help me? >> Yeah. What do you got? >> I don't want the car towed. Is there any way I can get it brought here? Want to tell you where she is? >> Um, yeah. Is she in town or where is she? >> She's at a brick built. She she her mom says that she was on video with her. >> Okay. >> She drove up to like a So it sounds like a self serve like with a brick facade. They asked her code. She said they opened the gate and she went in. >> Where would that any idea what that would be? >> A brick facade maybe. Uh >> I mean with a code though with a gate to get >> nearby. >> What's that? H I'm sorry. See say that again h she's nearby. I I I don't she would she's not she's her face is so glazed over. This is not her face. Okay. >> She's completely bruised up on her face. >> Yeah. >> She needs to go in the hospital. She beat the hell out of her face last night. >> Well, they they already knew that they were getting ready to put her in the hospital. >> That's what we were going to do. And then unfortunately, she was able to get into the car. >> That's okay. That's okay. Listen, I get it. >> Oh, thank you. >> I'm broken tomorrow right now. >> Yeah, I know. We've been trying to get help for so long and it always turns into legal instead of mental health. >> You all right? >> Yeah, he's going to be okay. Yeah, some some injuries, but that's >> ridiculous. >> I know. >> You've been here three times this week. >> This doesn't end. >> It's It's ridiculous. >> Every time, you know, these folks are trying too, but every time we go bring her in, she gets she's out. See, >> the two injured officers were rushed to the hospital where they were treated for multiple lacerations and bruises. In the end, Erica was apprehended and hit with a long list of charges. Two counts of assault on a police officer, two counts of interfering, two counts of reckless endangerment, and a breach of peace. Up next is a 17-year-old crazy Gen Z brat who decided to take Halloween horror to a whole new level by turning a night of costumes and candy into a real life nightmare for the cops who crossed his path. >> How you going to jail? >> Stop. STOP RESISTING, MAN. HE CANNOT go anywhere. >> Put my pants on a little bit under >> on a Halloween night October the 31st, 2025 in St. John's County, Florida, the sheriff's department received a series of alarming 911 calls. Multiple witnesses reported a group of teenagers brandishing firearms in a neighborhood. An unsettling sight that sent chills down the spines of everybody who saw them. What was supposed to be a night of harmless scares quickly turned into a real horror for the community. >> 911. What's the address of your emergency? >> There must be over 150 kids screaming and uh cars piled up all over the uh intersection here in the culde-sac. And there's I never saw cuz there's fights going on and stuff. >> There's cars parked for a half a mile on both sides of the road. You can't cross. We slowed down to get through because kids are crossing for trick-or-treating and there's a kid out there with a handgun. >> It look like it's part of his costume or it's like a real >> No, it's a real man. >> There's like probably about 70 kids, maybe a 100 kids and they're acting crazy. They're they're driving in their cars like maniac. >> Following the reports, the St. John's County Sheriff's Office air unit was deployed. From above, they spotted a suspicious vehicle leaving the area and quickly guided ground units in to conduct a traffic stop. setting the stage for an encounter that was about to get far more dangerous than anyone could have expected. >> What are y'all doing in this neighborhood? >> 26. >> Who do you know in this neighborhood? Who's your friend? All right. You keep your hands on your chest. You with your right hand, turn the car off. Put your hands back on your chest. All right. Are there any weapons in the vehicle? Okay. All right. Go ahead and you driver only remove your seat belt. You're going to step out and face towards the truck. Why do you have so many questions? >> You have any weapons on you? >> Hey, come on. >> No. Get out. Okay, I'll get up. >> Just as the officers began investigating the teenagers, one of them decided to pull a stunt that was going to turn the situation on its heels. >> What's your problem? >> I don't have a problem. All I ask >> put him in handcuffs. >> All I ask is >> we don't We're not We're not in jail. >> Now you go to jail. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> Stop resisting, MAN. HE CANNOT go anywhere. >> You know how you could have prevented all this? >> By not running. >> I wasn't running. >> You were. >> Put my pants down a little bit in the thing. I'm not reaching for I just want >> You see why we stopped? That's why you tried to run. >> No, but this is the most coincidental. >> It's not coincidence, man. We're here for a reason. I don't do this for fun. Shut up. >> The officer ultimately recovered a point45 caliber hand from him, confirming the seriousness of the situation. In the end, he was charged with resisting arrest without violence and possession of a firearm by a juvenile. Still on crazy Gen Z brats who nearly ended the lives of good cops. Meet this unhinged teenager who went so far as to stage a fake murder just to lure officers into a deadly trap. On February the 3rd, 2025, officers from the Fairfax County Police Department responded to a chilling 911 call from someone claiming that he had taken the lives of two individuals at Fair Lakes. Behind that call was a 16-year-old crazy Gen Z brat, hiding in the shadows and waiting to ambush the unsuspecting officers the moment they stepped into his trap. When the cops arrived, unaware of the sinister setup, they walked straight into what looked like a crime scene. Stay down. >> You stuck? No. >> Give me your hand. >> In the end, his twisted plan failed miserably, but not before he secured himself a one-way ticket straight to jail. He was charged with malicious wounding. Meet 20-year-old Anna, a Gen Z brat who took crazy to a whole new level, turning a simple encounter with police into a violent nightmare. [screaming] >> Get off. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. >> Now, I'm going to tell you one time. You just kicked my hand. >> Okay, then punch. >> What did I let you guys? What did I do wrong? >> On June the 18th, 2024 in Warsaw, Wisconsin, officers were dispatched to a neighborhood after a caller reported a disturbing scene. The caller stated that while sitting in their car, they heard a couple, later identified as 23-year-old Matthew and his 20-year-old girlfriend Anna, locked in a heated physical altercation in the vehicle next to them. The caller reported that as Anna attempted to get out, Matthew allegedly grabbed her by the hair and struck her multiple times. When officers arrived, they spotted a vehicle trying to pull away from the parking lot. Acting fast, the officer blocked its exit, forcing the car to stop immediately, and that was the beginning of a terrific encounter. >> Before I got him, show me your hands. Put your hands on the wheel. Put your hands on the steering wheel. We're going to be on the east side of the little double glass. Show me your hands. Both you both your hands. Both your hands. >> Our hands are right here. So, >> all right. >> Unlock it. Step out, >> Anna. >> Hey, you. >> Step out. >> Step out. Over this way, >> Anna. >> I swear to God, if I jail because of you. >> Over this way, sir. Sir, this way. >> My squad come over here. Let's go on. >> 23. Other unit's going to slow it down. >> What? What? Who called? And why? >> Got to told us. Let's go fight between the mail. Turn around. >> She was leaving trying TO LEAVE. CAN YOU LISTEN TO ME? >> NO. I'M IN CHARGE. TURN AROUND. >> WHAT'S GOING ON? >> Can you just come over here? Someone answer was PD. >> Want to pet you down for weapons? You got anything on you guys know about? >> No, I don't. I don't have anything. Officer, she's been drinking. >> Sir, I need you to calm down. Okay. >> I I am calm. I'm calm. >> You just yelled at me. Okay. >> All right. I'm All right. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Settle down. Sorry. >> So, we just got a call that there was a physical fight between >> There's no physical fight after us. >> Nothing like that. >> No, nothing like that, sir. I'm all s I'm >> All I was trying to do is hold her because she's drunk. She's drinking. >> Why would someone think that there was a fight going on? It's because I was drinking a little tiny bit and I was a little bit upset, but I'm okay now. >> I was just trying to get her home. That's all I was trying to do. >> That's all I'm trying to do. Officer, >> that's all I'm trying to do. >> I need you to settle down. >> I know, but that's what I'm letting you know what I'm >> No. Hey, hey, hey. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. >> Baby, calm down. >> We're staying over here. We're staying over here. >> No, we're going to step over this way. Keep going this way. >> Walk this way. >> We're staying over here. Okay. >> Walk this way. I told her this was going to happen. DON'T MAKE A THING, YOU STUPID. >> While Matthew kept spiraling out of control and inching closer to pushing the officers to their limit, another officer pulled Anna aside to uncover what had really happened. She appeared calm on the surface, but the calm was deceptive. >> So, there was like an argument or something or what? >> No, there was no argument. No argument. >> It's all good. >> It's all good. Are you just saying that because he's he's kind of heated up and you don't want him to get in trouble or why are you saying that? I'm not saying that for no reason. I'm saying it because there was no argument and it was all my fault and >> Okay. So good. >> What's your name? >> Matthew. >> Matthew. What? >> Matthew at >> dude [clears throat] go handcuff. >> You're going to go in handcuffs. You don't come down. You understand that? Stop clapping. Stop doing this. >> No, I can do whatever I want. I can do whatever you want. >> I look at the security cameras. It's not going to go. There's security cameras at his uncle's house. I did not touch him. He did not touch me. There's no problem. I promise. >> Okay. >> We're going to put you in cuff. >> All right. You can't. You can't. You won't have to. We'll definitely take this. >> You're fine. You You can't. I understand. >> We're going to leave you in cuffs until you calm down. Okay, brother. >> We're just trying to go home. >> I get you. Do you have your ID or something like that on? >> I do have my ID, sir, but I don't have an identification. >> You don't have identification? Like like a driver's license or whatever? >> I have a driver's license, but I think it's in my house. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. No, you're good. >> I think it's in my house. Yeah, I don't have an ID on me to be honest. >> Yeah. Okay, that's fine. >> My holes. >> Yep. No, not the end of the world. >> She's drunk. Keeps upsetting me, dude. I I've been dealing with this for months and a half now. I just kind of relaxed, dude. >> Just an argument cuz you're intoxicated then? >> Yeah. >> So, and he didn't put his hands on you or anything like that. Did he threaten you at all? >> Of course not. No, no, no. >> If you knew if you knew how many times I've been over by women, you would understand. Where did the argument happen here? >> It was all me. >> It was all you. Did you put his your hands on him? >> No, I did not. >> Okay. Did you threaten him at all? >> No, I did not. >> That's frustrating. >> Drinking too much. Acting a fool. >> Okay. What do you mean by acting fool? >> Well, I don't know. What do you What do you expect that? I mean, don't act like a fool when you're drinking. When you over drink. >> When you said it's all me, what do you mean by that? >> Um, we were just getting mad and we just got into a fight and he was getting mad. I'm dropping me off at my place. >> Okay, >> it's not a big deal. >> Can you loosen these a little bit, please? >> Well, you're turning around. That's why. >> What? >> You turned your wrist around. >> Well, and cuz I'm showing you. I'm showing you. I'm showing you your first name. >> You need to talk to me to my PO. >> Okay. >> Anna A N. >> They're just a little too tight. Please. I'm I'm just >> I can fit a full finger in there, boss. >> Dude, no, you cannot. >> Stop turning your wrist in there. Full pinky in there. Go ahead. >> Okay, I get that. But it's like it's it's >> Okay, so then stop writing down. It's okay. >> Anna. Anna. Anna, don't yell at them. We don't need anything to escalate here. Okay. >> They're not meant to. >> All right. All right. Yep. I'll just stop. >> So, why are we being told that you guys were fighting? Physically fighting. Pulling hair. >> No. No pull. There was no pulling hair. That a woman called you. Yeah. She's going to obviously make a big deal about it cuz she's a woman. She's aing stupidation without you yelling and swearing at me. >> Well, can we have a civil? >> Do you understand how women are though? Do you understand how women are or do you not have a girlfriend? I'm just going to try to get him out of this situation and then >> What's What's his first name? >> His name is Matthew. >> Okay. Do you guys live together? >> We do. >> Okay. Where do you guys live? No, don't walk away. >> Um, we're about to live together and we're about to move. >> Yeah. >> Do you live to together currently? >> At the moment, but we're about to get a place together. >> Okay. Do you guys have any children in common? >> No, we do not. >> Okay. Are you guys legally married? >> No. >> No. Okay. Can we have a normal conversation here? >> Okay. >> Civil conversation. I don't want you to swear at. I don't want to be cussed at. Breathe. Okay. >> Can I please just talk to him for a second and then Can you guys not talk to him, please? >> Don't. I promise. Please. I don't want him to get arrested, please, sir. >> Well, he's not under arrest. >> All right. Do you understand how women are though? They overexaggerate. Do they not? >> I'm asking you a question. >> Opinion. >> No, I'm asking you a question. Yes or no? Seriously, >> is it your personal opinion? >> Yes. >> I just want to know what happens. >> Yes, it is my personal opinion. Women are overexaggerated. >> Okay. So, what is what is your non-exaggerated form of what happened here? >> Right now, I know he's going to get in. >> Hey, we're just going to >> he's going to if he continues to act like he's going to >> It sounds like he's calmed down a little bit. Okay. So, I'm not going to let you go over to him. Okay. And if you start to walk over there to him, I'm going to put my hands on you. >> For some reason, the duo stuck tightly to their story. Each one covering for the other, refusing to let the truth slip out. But lies never hold forever. And sooner or later, the real story was bound to come to light for everyone to see. I had my arm around her. That is it. That is it. My arm around her. Not Not choking her. Not Not nothing. >> You can ask her yourself. >> Where is it? Up around the shoulders or where at? >> Like around if I could show. Yeah. Like around her should not around her neck at all. Around her like shoulder and >> I'm going to help him out as best as I can. I promise. >> And the best best way to do that right now is just being truthful. And are you being truthful with this? >> I'm being truthful. I promise you that that nothing's going on. >> Nothing's going on. I promise. We're just drinking. Too much issues with drinking. >> Okay. So, you guys were just parked here and just an argument came because >> you were drunk. >> Yes, sir. >> And then nothing physical, no threats, nothing happened. And then we just show up and then all of a sudden >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Just uh you can hop back in the car and just hang out for now. >> Okay. But don't go over there. Okay. >> Don't go over there. >> Yeah. I'm not going to leave you. >> Don't go over there. Don't go. Don't go over there. >> We just told you. We're sit in the car >> like I'm going to bleed to you guys. >> What? >> I don't cop listen to police officers pigs. >> Okay. No. No. Don't grab my hand. >> Can you sit in the car? Please >> sit in the car. >> All right. I'll put >> Sit. >> Are you going to bring him back? When are you going to bring him back? When are you going to bring him back? >> We're just interviewing right now to figure out what we have going on. Okay. If it's really nothing, then what you guys >> obviously nothing. When are you going to bring him back? >> When we're all When we >> When we're done with our investigation, get in the car. >> Okay. Hey, why do you guys stop being pigs? >> That's not your car. >> Wrong car. >> Okay, mother piglets. >> Anna was starting to show her true colors and the encounter was about to take a dark turn. >> Hey, are you relax? >> Step out. >> Step out. Step out. Step out or I'm going to pull you out. >> Sorry. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're detained right now. Okay. Okay. >> We do not do that. We do not slam car doors into other cars. Stop. Let go of your hand. Let go of your Put your hands behind your Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Behind your back. >> I did not mean to slam the car door. I'm so sorry. >> Well, now you've got damage to property. Okay. >> No, it does not. I didn't damage the property. Please. Please, sir. I did not damage any property. >> I'm so sorry. What's going to happen? >> I did not make I did not damage any property to property. I'm so sorry. >> I'm so sorry. I did not >> You don't get to act like that and just get all lean against this car. Okay. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I did not damage any property to any >> There's a giant scratch on the side of the car right now. >> Can we see it? >> I I saw it. All right. I witnessed it happen. >> I'd rather see it before I see it because I don't believe you. >> Okay, cool. >> Can we see it? >> No. >> Please. >> No. >> Please. >> This is not how we're doing things, okay? It is weird how we're doing things because I don't believe you. >> You don't believe me? >> Yes, I don't. Please, sir. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm detaining you. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm >> going to go in the back of the squad car here. Okay. You're only detained. You're not under arrest at this point. Okay. Slide in. Just as the officers were attempting to contact the registered owner of the vehicle Anna had damaged, she did the unthinkable. >> I already ran it. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't bring any laws. I DIDN'T BRING ANY LAWS. >> Step back. Step up. >> Okay. Please. I did not bring any laws. I did not bring any laws. >> Turn around. >> I did not break any laws. >> I did not break any laws. Please let go of me. Please let me go. Let me walk home, please. I've literally been so complained with my probation. >> 104. >> I've been so complained with my probation. >> Stop. >> I haven't revoking any laws. >> You just caused damage to the car over there. >> You going to jail? >> I don't know yet. >> You do know. >> Nope. >> I'll pay for it. I'll pay for the damage. Why are you locking me? I didn't pay I didn't cause any damage that I'm not going to pay for it. >> Cuz I don't understand. It's >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, it doesn't understand why you're why you're doing this to me. >> Back in the car. >> I didn't do anything wrong, sir. I didn't do anything. Back in the car. >> I DID NOT DO ANYTHING. >> Back in [screaming] the car. [screaming] >> Getting in the car. Anna, get in the [screaming] car. >> Anna, stop. STOP. STOP. [screaming] >> STOP. GET IN THE CAR. >> WHAT? WHAT? >> WHAT? >> STOP. >> Stop in the car. >> Last chance. You're >> under You're going to be under arrest. Do you understand that? >> What? >> You're going to be under arrest. Get in the car >> for resisting. Get in the car. >> I'm resisting arrest. >> You are. GET IN THE CAR. [screaming] >> OKAY, NOW YOU'RE under arrest for resisting. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Yeah. [screaming] Stop. Stop. >> Anna, knock it off. [screaming] [screaming] >> Stop kicking. Calm [screaming] down. Stop. Get out of here. Stop. Get it off. [screaming] Get off. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. >> Her shoes got my belt. >> Knock it off. >> Your sho stick. Her shoe stick. >> Two. Two. Swanie. Can you pick it off? Also, grab legs. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> Calm down. >> Calm down. >> YOU'RE HURTING MY ARMS. [screaming] >> ANNA, you're ready. >> Anna, stop resisting. >> You're hurting my arms. You're hurting my arms. You're hurting my >> Can you grab leg restraints? >> LEG REST. THANKS. >> I should have in the back rear passenger seat in the box. >> You're hurting. and take some deep breaths. >> In typical Gen Z fashion, she was ready to do anything except calm down. But unfortunately for her, the officers were more than ready for the chaos that she was about to unleash. >> Take some [screaming] deep breaths. >> Just breathe. >> ANNA, JUST BREATHE. >> ANNA, calm down. >> Breathe. >> Let go. [screaming] >> MAY YOU NOT BE hurting me, you stupid me. And and I need you to calm down. [screaming] >> Not able just like stream. She Yeah, she's kicking us. >> You >> calm down. >> You [crying] >> Anna, I just need you to calm down. Okay, >> it hurts so much. >> What hurts? It's your fingers on my my >> All right, >> let's just get her up to the All right, Anna, I don't want you kicking and I don't want you fighting. All right. >> Okay, we're just going to get you up and we're going to have you sit down in the cop car here. Okay. I don't want you to do anything. Can you agree to that? >> Before I talk to anybody else. >> Okay, here we go. >> Wait. >> All right. Stand up. >> You got to help us here a little bit. Roll your side. Roll your side. >> I'm so fat. >> Roll your side. >> I'm so fat. I can't stand up on myself. >> Now do a sit up. And now we're going to stand up. Okay. 3 2 1. Here we go. In the car. >> Can we talk to my PO, please? >> We're trying. >> Yep. Swing your legs in. >> Swing your legs in. >> I'm good. Thank you, sir. >> And are we really doing this again? >> Yeah, we are going to >> All right. >> All right. I break my legs. I'm suing you. >> Put your legs in the car. you. I will literally sue you. >> Put your legs in the car. >> Then I will sue you. >> Hold on. Back up. >> I don't deserve this. I did not do anything wrong. >> I don't deserve this. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Now I'm going to tell you one time. You just kicked my hand. >> Okay, then punch me or I will sue you. >> Yeah, good. >> You will sue you? I will sue you for $1,000. >> Put your legs in the car, >> Anna. Put your legs in the car. >> Get your LEGS IN THE CAR. >> Get your [screaming] legs in the car. >> Get your legs in the car. >> I will sue you for thousands of dollars. >> All right, I'm going to follow you up. I'll figure everything out. 223, myself and 224 is going to be 76 to the jail. 224 is going to be transporting. We're going to need few people from the jail TO MEET US THERE. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> OH, IS THAT I'll call you guys back. I'm sorry. We just had a fight with Anna. Um I give me give me a few minutes. I'll I I'm driving up to the jail right now. So um Yeah. Sorry. >> Are you guys going to figure out Matthew's? >> Yeah, we got we got You got him. >> 4.1 194.1 set down the chair. [screaming] [screaming] >> At this moment, Anna had spiraled completely out of control. her behavior exploding into full chaos as she pushed the situation toward a terrifying nightmare the officers never expected to face. >> You mother, >> what do you got? >> Get the helmet off. >> No, just keep going. Just keep going. >> Keep going. >> Yeah, we're we're almost there. Just keep going. >> Okay. >> Please just park over 3223 [music] 43. Anna picked her helmet off. We're not stopping nor is still going. Just advised Jay that she is rather uncooperative and aggressive. >> Can I help you? >> Was PD two cars, one female. We'll send a couple down with the chair. >> Okay. >> Excuse me. What' you say? >> I wasn't talking to you. >> No, I would like you to talk to me, sir. I'm sitting back here waiting for you to talk to me. So, can you please talk to me? >> We're a little past that. >> Excuse me. WHAT' YOU SAY, SIR? WHAT' you say? >> [screaming] >> should have stayed on these side. >> I'm glad that you got there first. And I see him being >> He was on the way out of the side there when I >> Dude, I was Oh god. Yeah, I got a mic here. Did he kick that off? >> No, that was early. >> Also, helmet's still on, so I thought it came on. >> Um, are you injured at all from resisting? >> Okay, so we have that. I did not drive illegally. >> I'll call Pace to confirm that caused some pain and all that stuff. I was on the phone with probation when I ran over here to help you. >> She started beating her head on. >> She was so like she was so cool with me like before like so calm like I'm just like, "Oh yeah, well if it's nothing we'll let you get on your way." And then I'm like and you came over here. I'm like, "All right, one sec. Let's see what we got going on." And then something in him just snapped. I said he I thought he was he was like super like >> oh he was amped up and I'm like this sucks. >> So yeah pretty sure my ex logged out. So are you going to talk to me? >> Are you going to act like a normal human being? >> I promise I will if you treat me like one. >> What do you want to talk about? >> When I promise I will. >> What do you want to talk about >> like one? What do you want to talk about? >> Uh, you're not going to treat me like one if you don't like act like it. I promise you that. >> I'm treating you like one right now. What do you want to talk about? >> I'm treating you like one right now. What do you want to talk about? >> Huh? >> I'm treating you like a human being right now. What do you want to talk about? >> I'm talking about how are you going to let me go? Because I didn't do anything wrong. I have not I don't have a driver's license. I'm not I'm literally just driving in the passenger seat and you guys are arresting me. For what? >> For what? What did I do? What did I do? your behavior. >> Behavior. What did I do? >> Dude was literally he was like sto like flying out as I pulled in and he just like heartbreak turned into a staller. >> Yeah. I thought you were >> I was literally right at there. >> We got to wait. >> They're coming down now. Just waiting to get the mail out of the car. >> Okay, sounds good. Thank you. Uh, she's coming out first. They're coming down now. Wait to get the mail out. Welcome back. >> Oh my god. >> This is why we should go away. >> Oh yeah. >> Following Anna's aggressive and belligerent behavior, the officers had seen enough. They were ready to shut her down quickly and send her straight to her new abode where she could finally cool off. >> Leg helmet on. She's handcuffed. She's kicking everyone. She's resisting. >> Handcuff in the back. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Um kick it. >> Yeah. Quite a lot going on. >> All right. Well, we'll see what we got in here. >> I don't trust you guys. >> I don't trust you guys. As long as you don't touch me, I will escort you. As long as you don't touch me, I promise you that, sir. >> Your arms. >> You're not going to touch my arms. Otherwise, I will not come. Escort me. Okay. >> I know you're alive, but I feel like you are because you don't like things. It's I haven't done anything in long. So, can you guys please take her upstairs? >> What did I take from Can you let me know? >> What did I do wrong? >> In the end, Matthew was charged with disorderly conduct while Anna racked up a list of charges including battery or threat to an officer, bail jumping, resisting or obstructing an officer, disorderly conduct, and underage drinking. Similarly, here's another crazy Gen Z brat who is absolutely convinced that she could bully her way out of an arrest. >> You don't have to do it. >> Whatever you're asking me to do, I don't have to. >> I know my right. >> You don't know. >> I do because Do you know who my dad is? >> I don't care who your dad is. >> Stop. Stop. I win. >> Stop pulling. I'm going to put your on the ground. You understand? >> Do it. >> Stop. >> Do it. I dare you. I dare you. >> You're vile and disgusting. You are. >> Your mom is. >> No. Not as much as yours. During an evening patrol in New Mexico, an officer attempted a routine traffic stop after spotting a vehicle flying well [music] over the speed limit. But the moment he approached for inspection, the driver's attitude made it clear this was about to [music] be a long uphill battle. >> Police, ma'am, I stopped you. You're doing 19 over. >> I didn't realize. >> Okay. Have you had any alcohol tonight? >> No. >> I feel like I could smell it. Can I check your eyes? Make sure you're safe to drive. >> Check my eyes? >> Yeah. I just want to look at them. >> Okay. I have I do have a condition. So, how are the doctors allowing you to drive if you can't use your eyes? >> Well, it's on my driver's license. >> That you're restricted. >> Okay. Um, I want you to step out of the car for me. >> Oh, yeah. I'm not going to do this cuz >> Well, you're going to have to step out for me. >> Yeah. I'm not going to do that because >> so I can't >> Well, you're going to have to step out for me. I'm not asking you to do anything right now other than step out. >> Thank you. I'm going to close this or I'll go ahead and close it. Okay. So, how much alcohol have you had tonight? >> I haven't. >> You haven't? >> No. >> Okay. You I don't feel like you're being honest about that. >> I am being honest. >> Okay. So, if I give you a breathalyzer, it'd be absolute zeros. >> Um I don't have to to be honest. >> You don't have to do what? >> Do a breathalyzer. >> But I'm putting it in a scenario. I'm not asking you to do this right now. >> Yeah. Well, I'm putting you in a certain scenario. I don't have to if I don't want to. >> Okay. Um, what I'm going to ask you to do is I'm going to ask you to submit these built sobriety tests to make sure that your safety drive is >> I don't have to do that, sir. >> Okay. So, >> can I call my lawyer? >> No, you cannot. >> Okay. >> Not here at >> You don't have to do what? >> Whatever you're asking me to do, I don't have to. >> Okay, >> I understand. Uh, and that's absolutely true. You don't have to do this. >> Yeah. >> But what I'm going to have to do is I'm going to have to place you under arrest for DWI. >> Why? >> Because of basically the totality. Wait, you can search my car. >> Why would I do [music] that? >> Okay, so you're telling me I smell like it. Okay, search my car. >> Why would I do that? >> Because you're accusing me of something. That's why. >> What have I accused you of? >> Okay, rewind it. >> Rewind what? >> Yeah, you told me you I smell like something. >> Yeah, you smell like alcohol. >> Okay, so then search my car. >> Why would I search your car? Because you smell like alcohol. >> Because wouldn't you find alcohol if I smell like alcohol? alcohol. >> Well, it depends if there's open containers in your car. >> Yeah. Well, then search it. >> Okay. Uh, face that way for me. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Okay. You You have to turn around. >> No, sir. >> Turn around and do not resist or force is going to be used against you. >> Okay. Why? >> Turn around. >> Okay. I need You haven't read my rights? >> I don't need my rights. Yes, you do. >> I'm going to sue you, bro. >> Turn around. >> Okay. What's my rights? What's my rights? >> Turn around. I'll read your rights. >> I need your bro to come out here. >> You want him to come out? He's not so as nice as I am. >> No, he's not as Bring him out here, sir. Bring him out here. >> Can you help me out? He's not going to be as nice as I am. >> Okay, Mr. Officer, >> I'm telling you, >> he hasn't read my Miranda rights. He hasn't read my Miranda. >> You need to turn around. >> Let me explain something. >> You're under. >> We will. You are resisting. We will use force. >> You haven't read my mind. >> It doesn't matter. >> Yes, I don't. I know my right. You don't know. >> I do because you know who my dad is. >> I don't care who your dad is. >> Okay. You will be you'll be real sorry after this. >> Okay. Let go so I don't break your finger. >> I'm not going to let go. >> Okay. >> Stop. Stop pulling away. >> You stop pulling. I'm going to put your ass on the ground. You understand? >> Do it. >> Stop. >> Do it. I dare you. I dare you. I dare you. I dare you. Do you know who my dad is? >> I don't care. Oh, really? You will. After you do, you'll be crying, bro. >> You'll be crying, bro. >> You need to make better decisions. >> You'll be [ __ ] >> You'll cry. I promise you. >> Let's go. >> What's my Miranda, right? Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Come on. >> Miranda only applies to custodial interrogation. >> Here, stop it right here. >> Always read to everybody. I know my rights. >> A lot. You watch too much TV. I haven't I don't even watch TV, bro. >> You want to search? >> Officer, they haven't read my Miranda rights. >> They haven't read me my Miranda rights. >> They have me. >> Okay, I'll have him read you your rights. >> Okay, that No, they should have done that before. They put me in handcuffs. >> No, THEY THEY SHOULD HAVE DONE THAT BEFORE. THEY PUT ME AT HANDCUFFS. Please separate your feet. Please step out. Step out like this. >> Okay, but step out like this, please. Okay. So, what are you arresting me for? >> Seeing that she had lost the control that she thought she had, she unleashed her inner self and took [music] matters into her own hands in a way the cops never saw coming. >> What are you arresting me for? >> I told you drive. >> What are you arresting me for? >> I just told you that you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say? >> Yeah. Now, after I've been handcuffed, >> you have the right you have separate your feet. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, >> separate your feet. afford a lawyer. >> Separate your feet at no cost to you before any question. >> Step your step out. >> You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. >> Do you understand your rights? >> No, bro. Cuz you right before you comes, >> you're going to be to you and APD. You're going to be >> you're going to be fired, bro. I promise you that. >> Don't stop moving. Don't touch me, bro. >> Okay. out of Miami. >> I brought you >> I've already told you like three times. >> No, no, no. Do you want your uh sweater buttons? >> Whenever you lose your job, you're going to remember >> here. >> Step over here, please. >> She good to go. >> Yeah. What? >> I need to My is on my way. >> My Let's >> Let's go. >> Let's go. You're making this worse for me. >> Stop. >> Where's my >> I'm not going to stuff in there. >> You're going to have to. >> No. >> That's absolutely what you're going to do. >> No. >> We're forcing you to put you in there. >> Take a seat. >> No. Get me my my phone and then I will get your phone. >> I'm being an adult. So, bring my phone right now. Get your phone for you. Where's your phone right now? >> Where's your phone? >> On my chair. >> Okay. I'll go get it for you, but you need to sit right now. >> You need to sit down. >> No. >> No. No, >> you need to sit down. >> No, because you guys are violating my rights. >> Have a seat. >> Take a seat. >> Put your feet in. >> No, I'm not. >> Put your feet in. >> I'm not. Okay, I'll put your feet in. Very good. >> Put your feet in. >> I'm not. >> And don't hit me or you'll get a charge. >> Put your feet in. >> Good. >> Put your feet. >> Do you know who my dog is? >> No. And I don't care. I'm feeling sick. Somebody needs to get me out of here. >> You want me to crack your window? >> That's not going to make me feel better. I'm feeling sick. >> Yeah, you're >> Somebody needs to get me out of here. >> You're not going to get out of my car. >> You need to get me out of here. >> You're not going to get out of my car. >> I'm feeling sick. I'm Somebody needs to get me out of here. Unless you want to get food. I'm feeling sick. I need to get out of here. >> You're going to have to suck it up. >> Feeling sick. Like, >> do you understand? Are you >> Look at the way that you're treating me, >> girl. I was being nice to you. >> No. >> Yes, I was. >> All that stuff. That wasn't very nice. >> It [music] was nice. >> That was nice. >> Okay. >> I was being very nice to you. >> Whatever you say. >> So, whenever you lose your job, [music] you'll think about me. >> Okay. >> You will. Just told her you like. >> It's none of your business. >> I'm feeling sick. >> That sucks. You're going to have to suck it up. >> Somebody. Okay. I'm feeling sick. Somebody needs to get me out of here. And I know your camera is recording that. I'm feeling sick. Somebody needs to get me out of here. And where's my mother phone? >> I have your phone right here. >> Okay. Well, I'm feeling sick. >> Okay. >> Or we're going to have some problems. >> What are you going to do? >> Whenever you [ __ ] about that in a month from now, you're going to be real sorry. Although her rants were not holding any weight, this brat had other plans, especially now that she could sense her fate was about to be sealed. >> I promise you that >> your Jeep is expired as well. >> Okay. So, what am I being arrested for? >> I've already told you a bunch of times. >> Do you have proof? Do you have proof? >> Yes, >> you do. >> So, pretty substantial. >> Pretty substantial. >> Show me proof. >> I don't need to show you a damn thing right now. No, I'm mad because you don't have proof. Okay. So, show me proof. >> I don't need to show you anything. >> Yes, you do. Yes, you do. This is the United States of America. You need to show me proof. So, where's the proof? Show me proof. >> I'll give you a copy of all the paperwork. >> Where? What's your badge number? >> It's 7345. >> No, you need to tell me your badge. >> I just I just told you. >> I know. If I ask >> I just told you that. >> I just told you it. >> You need to give it to me. SO, WHAT'S YOUR [ __ ] match number? >> I I just told you it. >> What is it? >> I just told you it. >> Okay, say it again. >> I don't need to say it again. I already told you it. >> I'm asking you to. >> That sucks. You should have listened. You should have listened. >> Number. >> You should have listened. >> No, cuz you didn't say it. >> Okay. Well, it's on body camera >> first. Okay. Let me tell you your up. >> Your what? >> You say that again. You're going to give me my Miranda [music] rice. >> What? >> Before you give me >> before you put me in handcuffs. >> Okay. >> So, there's your first [ __ ] up. >> All right. Uh-huh. >> You have no reason to have me in handcuffs or have me arrested. >> Cuz you're driving drunk. >> No, you don't. >> Cuz you're driving drunk. >> Basically, all everything that's happened. Also, >> you're almost doing 20 mph over the speed limit. >> Jeez. >> Laser. What are you talking about? You weren't. >> It's the most accurate. >> Let me see the proof. >> Jesus. >> Golly, [clears throat] you are too much. >> Your career. >> I don't know who trained you. >> Okay. Once you find out who my dad is, you're going to [ __ ] cry. >> Okay. >> So, your wife and your kids are going to be real upset when you get fired and [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Get me off these handcuffs right now. >> What does that even mean? Get you off those handcuffs. >> Law enforcement. Are you stupid? >> Get you off those handcuffs. >> Yeah. >> What does that mean? >> Out of my >> There you go. There you go. >> Why am I arrested? There you go. >> Why am I arrested? >> That's the way you tell me right now. Why am I arrested? >> That's the way you say it. >> I want to hear you. Why am I arrested? >> Huh? >> Why am I already told you like five times? >> Why am I arrested? >> Why? >> What? What do you think you're being arrested for? [snorts] >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I don't want you touching me. I don't want you touching me or you. I don't want you touching me. >> Yeah, I did. I was wrong. >> Miss Officer Smith, >> you're being arrested for DWI. >> Okay. Do you have proof? >> This officer does. >> What proof? >> Do you have anything in your mouth? >> What proof? >> Do you have anything in your mouth? >> I don't have to answer to you if I don't want to. >> Okay. >> What proof? >> Once the on-site inquiry was done, the officers loaded her up for the trip to the station. But if they thought the chaos was over, they were in for a rude awakening because this ride was about to turn into a mobile meltdown. >> What proof? Miss Officer Smith, >> I already told you. >> Okay. Do you have proof? >> Yes. That's why you don't. You don't. >> Okay. >> You don't Okay. >> You hear me? I don't have my That's a hazard. >> I just saw it on you. >> That's a hazard. If you get in a car accident, that's a hazard. You >> I just saw it on you. No, it's not. >> Well, then you must have taken it off. >> Fastened. Are you stupid? Pull over and put my [ __ ] seat belt on. >> Negative. >> That's a hazard. You arrested me for no probable thought. >> What did you [laughter] Why did >> What are you trying to say? Bleep. What did you try to say? >> Are you stupid? >> Jeez. Like your speeches arrest me when Okay. What was my cause? >> Jeez. >> Are you stupid? Yeah. >> And whenever you hear me make my name, you're going to be [ __ ] fine. >> Okay. >> I promise you that. I promise you that. Once you hear who my dad is, I promise you that. >> Aren't you an adult? >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Yeah. Like, >> if I'm an adult, >> why do you keep talking about your dad? Your dad. >> Your dad. Handle your own business. >> Handle your own business. care about name. You're going to be sorry. >> Handle your own business. How about that? >> I don't have to. How about that? I have a dad that cares about me. How about that? >> But you're an adult, though. You're an adult. >> You know, dad having ass. >> I do have to. >> I don't as powerful. >> Wow. >> My bad. My dad cares about [clears throat] me. Your dad just >> I'm I'm sorry. My dad did everything for me and your dad didn't. >> Wow. Your dad did everything for you? >> Yeah. >> Cuz that's how it should be, right? >> Wow. >> Do you have daughters? [cough] >> Yeah. You're not going to do anything for your daughter. >> You did not bring me my Miranda rights. >> That was your first sure that's on your body count. And you think I'm not going to bring that up? >> Bring it up. >> I'll bring it up. >> See how it goes for you. >> I'll bring it up. >> See how it goes for you. >> Bring it up. >> I got the best lawyers here in Mexico. >> All right. >> Why Why am I being arrested for taking >> Can you repeat that sentence to yourself? >> Why am I being arrested for and taking me? >> That doesn't make any sense. Why am I being arrested for it? >> That doesn't make sense. >> I'm asking you a question. >> How does law >> I didn't like I don't even >> back here and I'm you. Why am I being arrested for jail? >> I've already told you and she told you. >> I told you and she told you. >> Okay, so what? >> We both told you already. >> You're not going to Nope. >> I want to hear it again. >> That sucks for you. You don't get to make demands. >> No one sucks for you when you lose your job for not reading behind her right. >> As the situation came into view, so did her breaking point. The officer, thinking the worst was behind him, was in for a rude awakening. Once reality hit, that jail time was no longer a bluff. She flipped the script, putting on a full-blown tantrum that could have earned her an award for most dramatic performance in the backseat of a patrol car. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. Right behind you. >> Okay. What am I being detained for or arrested for? I need to know. >> Come on. >> What am I being detained for? Arrest. No, I'm asking you guys a question. >> We've already been told this. >> Okay. >> Step out like a big girl again. >> Like an adult. Step out. >> Please. >> Like I'm like an adult. I'm asking guys. Why am I being arrested for? >> Will you step out for us? >> No, I'm asking. >> Oh, we're going to have to pull you out. Let's not go there. For what? >> We're going to pull you out if you don't get out. >> Our little cameras are recording everything. So, let me know. >> We're not going to do this. >> Okay. Officer, >> don't [ __ ] me. >> The car. >> Come on. An adult. >> Okay. Why am I being arrested? >> Jesus. >> Okay. Do you have poop? >> Yes. >> Let me help get smelling on you. There's that. >> Stop. >> You say you want to be treated like an adult, act like one. Well, I'm asking you as an adult >> and you like a child. >> You've been told several times like I have nothing against you because you're a girl >> by him. He did not really mind. >> He did. I don't care anymore. He arrested me. He did not. Okay. Yeah. >> Don't push me. >> Take a seat. >> Don't double me in the [ __ ] mouth. Stop. Sit down. >> Sit down >> now. Oh, now you're too [ __ ] >> What? Right. You're vile and disgusting. You are >> your mommy. >> No, not as much as yours. >> You're despicable. >> You and me. >> Same to you. >> If y'all want to put his body before he >> Hey, Smith, listen to this. >> No, he did. >> Tell him again. Tell him again. >> You did. >> Tell him. >> You arrested me for no probable cause. >> Probable what? probable cause. >> Okay. >> You did not read me my Miranda rights >> before you put me in half. >> I know my >> Oh, really? >> Oh, yeah. >> What am I being? >> You have to listen to me. Okay. >> You did not read I'm about to tell you something. So, right now you're under me. I consent requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, >> you have the right to choose an additional independent test. >> I don't have to. >> If you choose to take this additional independent test, >> you have the right to a reasonable opportunity. >> I cannot comment >> to rent for a physician, a licensed nurse, a laboratory technician or technologist who's employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice >> to perform this additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid for by Albuquerque police. >> Okay. Now you're >> do you agree to take our test? >> I don't have to. >> We cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident not bringing privilege for one year. >> Additionally, if you're convicted court of driving while under the influence, you may also receive a greater sentence because you be tested. Do you understand? Your right to speak to an attorney or remain silent does not apply to the requirement in Mexico to take a breath test. Do you now agree to be tested? >> I won't be tested. I don't want to. >> Okay. I consider your actions are refusal. Can I call my attorney? >> That's what I thought. >> Where's my purse? >> What? >> Where's my purse? That's the Gucci purse that I have in my Jeep. >> It probably stayed in there. I don't have it. >> Okay. Well, you guys need to get it if that gets lost. That's not you. >> I don't care about your Gucci purse. It's in your vehicle. It got towed. The vehicle's rolled up. The girls were locked. >> These [ __ ] handcuffs cuz I can't [ __ ] >> Repeat that sentence to yourself. >> I'm on my period. So, >> repeat that sentence to yourself. get you off those handcuffs. >> Yeah, cuz I'm on my period. >> Come over here. The restroom's right here. >> At this point, any rational person might have cooled off and taken a moment to reflect on the mess that they had made. Not this brat. She still had a little chaos left in the tank and was hellbent on making sure her tantrum went out with a bang. >> Go. >> And I need my uh >> go to the restroom. >> Okay. Can you get me a tampon? >> I'll get you one. You stand over here. >> Okay. Well, I need it before. Or am I going to go to the restroom first? Go back in the cage. >> I need a T. >> Come on. Go back in the cage. >> Go back in the cage. Let's go. >> I'm not going to sit here and do this game with you. >> I need a tumbler. >> Do you have any like What are those things called? Those pads. >> Pads. Yeah. Ma'am, do you still refuse to take a breath test? >> I don't have to. I don't want to. >> So, you don't want to? >> No, I don't want to. >> All right. You can hit the but or wait till he walks by. >> Let's uh let's let her get your and then we'll >> Okay. >> I need you to call my attorney. I have the right to contact my attorney. >> Okay. So, if you're going to keep doing this, you're not going to use the restroom. I have the right I told you to use the restroom. That's the only thing you're doing. Refuse the right for me to use the restroom. >> Okay. Well, you're going to go back. No, no, no. >> Back in the cage, then. >> Back in the cage then. >> You're not going to go to the restroom. >> I need to change my >> You should have done that just now. >> No, cuz you're telling me to take whatever test. >> If I don't, then I don't have to. I can't use the restroom. How is that right? >> That was the opportunity you had to use the restroom. >> How is that right? So, you're telling me that I can't use the restroom >> unless I take whatever test you're telling me to >> I don't have to take whatever [ __ ] test you're telling me. Is it on the right side? >> Yeah. >> I [laughter] don't [clears throat] >> I need to change my tap on. >> I need to change. >> I need to change my tap on. I need to change. >> I need to change. >> I need to change. >> I need to change my tampon. I try to do that for you. >> You want me to bleed all over my face? >> I tried to I tried to pull >> I didn't CHANGE MY >> be quiet for a second. Listen. >> I tried to pull you out. >> Change my >> will you listen for a second. Okay. >> I have >> just be quiet then. Okay. >> If I pull you out, that's to let you use the restroom. So you can do that. Okay. Are >> do you want to do that? >> That sounds like a yes. >> Well, use that time to do >> the up and get me the out of here. >> You're not going to make demands, but I'm going to accommodate you. Okay. But you need to use the restroom. Okay. All right. >> And you got that on your camera. >> You have to go into the restroom. >> Okay. That's I've been asking you. >> I understand that. Go ahead. Okay. Get me out of these. >> Go to the restroom and I will >> Okay. Where's my path? >> Go to the restroom at It's on the sink. >> Wait, wait, wait. Wait. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Okay. What am I supposed to do? >> Just hold on. Just hang up for a second. Let go your pinky. Wait a second. Wait a second. Nope. Turn and face me. >> This is the way it has to be. You have to be uncovered. I'm serious. >> How am I supposed to change my temple? That's the way it goes. Take that out. >> Are you stupid? I'll get a infection. >> You You have to be restrained. All like prisoners have to be restrained. >> Okay. For what? >> Because that's the policy. >> Okay. No, tell me why. >> Because how come it now? Change your pad. >> Tell me why. >> Change your pad. >> I can't change it like this. >> Or you're going to go back from the cage. >> I can't change my pad like this. >> Okay. So, you don't want to do that. >> Okay. What am I being arrested to change for? So, we're not going to let you change your path. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. You're touching me for no >> Linda, can you open the cage again? This is ridiculous. >> You're a child. >> Don't touch me. >> You are acting like a child. >> No, you're my child. >> Okay, >> we tried to do that and that's not going to go. >> Okay. >> The officer soon wrapped up her processing and just like that, an update flipped her switch. Her rugged defiance melted into quiet compliance. score wasn't paper. Okay. So, your car was going to car stop towing. >> That's their address. >> Mhm. >> Phone number on the top is a police report number. >> Are you okay? I know you hate me, but can >> I don't hate you, but you were rude. Okay. Um, in reference to your like purse, >> hate is a >> I get Okay. >> I don't hate you >> either way. So, in reference to your purse, so we can't bring that stuff here because they don't allow it at MDC. >> Well, I'm just worried cuz it's like >> nice purse, right? Um, so the windows were rolled up, doors were locked. To get it, it's a secure place. When you get your vehicle, everything's still going to be in there. The only thing that we took was uh your phone which is going to go with you and your keys. Yeah. Um you're going to get a DW citation because you're going to be tested as far as breath. MBD is going to revoke your license. You said you already know kind of know this process. You So they're going to revoke it. >> Not personally, but I know you can like request to get it back, >> right? So they're going to revoke your license in 20 days. >> Mhm. >> You can appeal that decision, but you have to do it in writing within 10 days from today. Okay, >> this is a set of instructions on how to do that appeal. >> If you don't appeal the decision, MBD will revoke it. Okay. Um, since you're validly licensed here in New Mexico to drive, this is your temporary driver's license during that time. So, if you're going to be transporting yourself anywhere, you have to have a piece of paper with you. Okay. >> Gotcha. Okay. And as far as like getting like um back cuz I know the my registration is expired. Do you think they're going to ask me like the coin place? >> It's yours registered to you so you can pick it up. Yeah. Like they have nothing to do with MBD. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. They're you're just claiming back your own like your property. >> Do they need like a current registration? >> No. So, like it's registered to you. Uh, it shows your name on here. >> Uhhuh. >> So, this is the They have the same copy of this. And so, when you go just present them with your license, say, "I'm here to pick up my car." And >> that's it. >> Okay. >> Uh, you have insurance on it, so you can drive it away. >> Um, couple of issues as far as the motor vehicle. So, the speeding, which is why you got stopped, you have to update your registration and you didn't have the registration copy with you in the vehicle. Okay. Those are things we can take care of at those are administrative situations. Okay. Um, breath work for just no sound introduced and that's it. All this is yours to keep. It'll go in your property. I said when you get released, you'll have this stuff. Okay. >> In the end, she was charged with aggravated DWI for refusing to submit for testing on her first offense, speeding 16 to 20 mph over the limit, battery on a police officer, and driving with an expired vehicle registration. Just when you thought that you'd seen it all, along come these two crazy Gen Z brats who were confident that they could do whatever they pleased, whenever they pleased, with zero consequences. >> Do you want me to do you want me Do you want me to to hit you the way he hat me? >> No. That would be very bad. >> All right. I'm not drunk. >> Then that's really bad. If you're not drunk, if you were drunk, at least we'd have an excuse for your behavior. >> I need my phone. >> Okay. We'll get you >> right now. >> I need my boyfriend. >> Okay. On April the 16th, 2023, officers were called to a hotel bar after reports came in about two women stirring up a loud and chaotic scene. And trust, they weren't just there for the drinks. >> You know, Arab. >> Arab? >> You know ISIS? >> Yeah. Are you Are you ISIS? >> Kind of. >> Okay. So, what does that mean? >> What does that mean? >> I want to beat that. >> I promise. >> But he can't beating. He started disrespecting us and then HE'S GOING TO PUNCH HER every Sunday. I will get you when I kick ass. >> Yeah, you guys got to go. >> Every Sunday I will get him. >> I promise I'll beat his >> that. Please get in his >> No, baby. He's >> not working his sick, bro. For real. >> No, he don't know what's coming next Sunday. Guys, be careful. All right, >> you'll be careful. >> I will. Thank you. I appreciate it. Don't go back inside. >> Please, please stop him because he can't be he can't be hitting woman and instigate. >> Very respectful and I appreciate that. Please take care of your friend. >> He can't be hitting woman. I get No, I get his but he instigated or not, but it's not about it. He was shut up. >> Don't get that close though. Listen to me. >> I'm listening to >> what you did. Let me talk. >> What you did? >> See, now you're nice and Now you're nice. >> Because he put his hands on me. >> I didn't even touch him. >> You kicked me out. >> Well, we're going to kick him out, too. >> You kicking me out because of a guy. >> Because you're screaming and you don't listen. You got to listen. >> Listen, please. What's your name? Listen to me. >> Sergeant Kita. >> Okay, I respect you. Thank you. >> Listen to me. >> I'm listening. You kicking me out? >> Yes. >> Because of a guy that put his hands on me right there. You You need to arrest that person because she hit her. That's That's >> Can you Can you not So a minute ago, you were very quiet. >> SHUT UP. SHUT UP. SHUT UP. WHY ARE YOU TRYING TO PLAY? >> Do you want me to do you want me Do you want me to to hit you the way he hit me? >> No. That would be very bad. That would be a very bad decision on your part. Very bad. So, you're kicking me out because of a guy you go? >> I'm kicking you out to protect you, honestly. >> Because if you stay here, you're going to jail. >> I want to be >> Okay. >> I got disrespected. >> And I don't do fights. I don't I don't fight. >> So, just leave. >> Thank you. Yes. >> Just leave. It's the best. >> Well, I'm telling you, BCI is a disrespectful safe. >> Appreciate it, brother. Appreciate it. >> Because it's a disrespectful safe. >> All right. Just get out BEFORE RACIST, BRO. YOU'RE A RACIST. YOU'RE A You're a bro. I'm sorry, but you're a [ __ ] >> THE FACT THE FACT YOU'RE SEEING a a whole punching her >> beat a whole punching her. >> Get away from me. Yo, you're going to jail. >> Get away from me. Get away from me. >> WHO ARE YOU? >> OKAY. I'M not I'm not But I'm not touching you. I'm saying my business. >> Get away from me or you will go to jail. Absolutely. 100% 100% white trash, bro. Look at you, BRO. YOU'RE TRASH. >> HAVE A beautiful day. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Enjoy. >> Have a good Have a good day. >> Have a good day. >> Look at her. Good night. >> Take care. Have a great day. Bye. You don't like bald people. >> Take care. >> Good luck. Good luck with that. Unbelievable. >> Officer >> in a minute. Let's get rid of one problem and then we'll deal with another problem. >> Take care. >> All the way down. >> After the officer tried to deescalate and walk away, these two brats had other plans. Their attitude hit a whole new level of insufferable, forcing the officer to switch tactics and apply an approach better suited for unruly drama queens. >> Get down. STOP. >> STOP. PLEASE DO NOT >> CUZ YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. >> OKAY, I'm listening. Please let me go. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind back. I gave you so many chances. >> I just don't want to listen. >> Stop. Can you please stop? >> Give me your hand. >> CAN YOU PLEASE STOP DOWN? STOP IT. >> WHY IS SHE going Stop it. >> Stop it. >> Put your arm down. >> I didn't do nothing. Stop. >> I'm telling you right now. Just put your hand on your back. >> Stop. I need to stop. >> Resist. >> Can you please stop? Can you please stop? >> You want to get tasered? >> You're arresting me out of my permit. >> Would you like to get taser? There's >> nothing wrong. >> Would you like to get tasered? >> Can you please stop? >> Bro, can you help me? >> Bro, she didn't do anything wrong. >> Bro, she didn't stop. >> Please stop. >> Stop it. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. didn't do nothing wrong. >> I got one. >> Can you please >> Can you please Yo, can you help me? >> I didn't do nothing wrong. You arrested me for nothing, bro. >> I didn't do anything. Nothing. >> Can I please get my shoes, bro? >> I need my shoes. >> Nothing, bro. >> I need my shoes. You did nothing, bro. >> I need my shoes. >> She did nothing, bro. >> Okay. >> She did nothing. >> Can you please stop? >> Stop. >> Can you please? >> She did nothing, bro. >> She did nothing. We girls. >> Please. Y'all, please. >> Bro, >> get away. Get away, >> bro. Look at me. >> Get away from me. >> What did What did she do? >> What did she do? >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Wait. I need my bag. Please. I need my people. What did I do? >> I have everything. What did I do? >> Stop. I have my everything on there. Please stop. >> Yo, can you please come here? >> Stop. >> Okay. Don't Don't leave everything on there, please. >> Just saying. >> Can I make a phone call? >> I need my phone. >> Can I make a phone call? >> Front parking lot just to be um >> All right. I'm here. You have to go hard on me. My nails hurt. >> All right, stop, >> bro. I'll take that 911. >> Come on. Stop my bag and my phone calling me. >> What do you mean? I have to call. >> How am I going to get bailed out? What the >> What did you do? >> I didn't do anything. What the >> What did we do? I gave you guys every chance to Can you please put this up in the car at least? >> Can I get my bag? >> I need my phone and my bag. >> I want to get my bag. >> We'll get your bag. >> My bag in the street. >> Stop. >> My bag is the street. >> Can you grab her bag, please? >> Why am I getting arrested? >> Yeah. >> Can you grab her bag, please? >> Wait, what? >> What did I do? Well, I don't know. You guys, but we left. >> What did I do? We literally left. >> No, you didn't. You came back. >> You kept coming back. >> I'm sorry. The car parked right here. >> Oh, well. Oh, you're going to drive. >> She's driving. >> You're going to drive? So, you're going to get a DUI. >> She's not going to get >> I'm not drunk. >> Then that's really bad. If you're not drunk, if you were drunk, at least we'd have an excuse for your behavior. >> What behavior? He beating me, bro. >> He beating me, bro. He beating me, bro. >> Stop moving. >> Stand still. >> I'm sorry. I'm going to shoot. >> She's uh disorderly. So is she. >> You arrested us for nothing. Thank you. >> Yeah. You told us to leave. We left. We had to come back because we're talking to somebody. And you're going to arrest us for what reason? >> It's all on video. Don't worry about it. Oh, it's okay cuz I'm sure you clicked on when you were arresting us. >> I didn't do anything, bro. >> Come see. >> I need my phone. >> Okay, come see. >> I need my phone >> right now. >> I need my boyfriend. >> Okay. >> With the results of their belligerance laid bare for all to see, things quickly took a different turn, making it clear that playtime was over. >> Hey yo, can you build us a >> Yeah. All right, Jessica, he's got something to tell you. Okay. Just saying you're being trusted for property. You're not allowed back. Okay. >> All right. >> If you come back, you're going to be arrested. >> All right. >> That's your vehicle >> on this vehicle. Okay. >> It's going to be left here. We're not going to >> I don't understand why I'm getting arrested cuz they want to disorderly conduct. >> I know, but we >> we're not arguing about it. >> Hey, so he's not going to tow your vehicle. All right. So, whenever you want to come back and get it, >> okay, whenever you want anything, >> be quiet. I got beat up. >> Be quiet. Whenever you want to come back and get it, just give the give us a call on a non-emergency line. Come back. You're going to jail for disorderly conduct. >> Can I make a call? >> No. >> When? When can >> you make a call whenever you're booked in? >> Okay. >> I'm not going to jail. >> You are going to jail. >> I didn't I didn't do anything. >> Disorderly conduct. Hop out. In the end, both women were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct.