Wait. On the 2nd of November, an officer attempted to stop a vehicle whose driver had an active felony warrant on him. The wanted man was a notorious criminal who had been involved in several armed robberies, arson, and assaults. After chasing him for a while, police were finally able to pull him over. However, the man had no intention of submitting himself to the cops. Relentless at this point, the suspect abandoned his [music] vehicle, driven by an unwavering desire to escape the long hands of the law. HANDS UP. >> DAMN CUFFED UP. >> Get the kids. Please get the kids. He act like it. >> Radio standby. >> We got him inside the building with >> I don't have nothing. What am I with the mouth? with you. >> Where am I heading the mouth when you fell me in the mouth in preschool 202? >> Good job, Lamar. Are they okay? >> You ought to be ashamed of yourself, bro. >> Huh? Well, my mom busting because you freaking ran here like an idiot. We got pain. He almost killed me. >> When he turned that corner, he he was facing that way and he >> Yeah, it's fingering at me. >> I DIDN'T THROW NOTHING. >> YOU TOLD ME YOU WERE GOING TO SHOOT ME. >> DON'T YELL AT ME. >> SCREW YOU. >> GET HIM OUT OF HERE. I think I body. You might never >> You might be prison for life. Copy 1512. >> I forgot my video over there, man. >> However, a whole new drama unfolded when he was being transported to jail. >> That's what I was waiting for. All them nurses right there. I'm about to sue the out of y'all. >> Yeah, you ain't nothing but a fat going to do my like that. I can't wait. They getting the nurse in here. As soon as we get here, I'm suing you. YEAH, I'M SUING Y'ALL. >> YEAH, make sure them cam body cameras on too. Are they on? >> Yeah. >> Okay, man. >> Yeah. What's your name? >> Fowler. >> Who? >> Fowler. >> Fowler. Realizing that he was finally going to pay for his deeds, he decided to play the victim card. Perhaps in a false hope that it might get him out of trouble. [music] >> Up like that, I got you, bro. >> I never touched that arm, man. >> You did? YEAH, YOU DID. I KEPT TELLING YOU, BRO. >> I DIDN'T TOUCH THE ARM, MAN. >> NOTHING, MAN. >> YEAH, you did. YEAH, YOU DID. ALL THEM NURSES was right there, too. And I'm so glad. I'm so glad. Should have kept me there on suicide watch, dumb. No, I bet I don't. Can't wait to get this phone call tonight. Both of my fingers swoll up, man. You just did that whole, bro. I can't wait. Stupid, man. >> Knock it off. Now watch, they going to be taking me right back to that after this man. You got my in here, bro. Man, so much pain in my burning, man. Y'all get them badges and guns and act tough as man. You ain't have to just do that. I'm telling you, man. My wrist was [ __ ] up, man. Somebody just resisting to resist. Jaw crackers. Y'all don't give a about. >> Eventually, he started to lose his cool despite knowing that it might land him in more trouble. >> Knock it off. >> Or what? >> Catch more charges, man. Catch more charges. >> Catch more charges for what? >> Criminal damage. >> Yeah. Ain't no criminal damn energy in this. >> Yeah. >> Nothing broke in this mother. Nothing. >> Yeah. >> Where the body cameras at, man. Y'all got >> Make sure everything being recorded back here. Everything. All these scabs and bloody and nobody even clean my none of that. Y'all got me. >> In the end, [music] he was charged with felonious assault, aggravated burglary, failure to comply, and aggravated menacing. Next up is the shocking case where officers in West De Moines stopped the man for not having a rear reflector on his bike only to discover that he was a convicted [music] offender who had been on the run for nearly 30 years after being wanted for inappropriate offenses. So, what we're going to do for now while I keep investigating this is I'm going to take a picture of you and send it to our guy who has facial wreck. So, you pull your hat off and your glasses off. So, the info you give me comes back to that guy. Gregory Stins is so who are you? >> Act double lock. You say don't tighten up on you. Okay, buddy. >> On June the 26th, [music] 2024, West De Moines police stopped a suspect for a minor violation. Riding his bicycle without a rear reflector. But what seemed like a routine stop quickly took a shocking turn as officers [music] realized they had unknowingly caught someone with a very sinister past. You got to have a rear reflector on your bike, my man. If you're going to ride on the roadway and then if you're going to ride at night, you need a front light. I'm sure you know that. But you got an ID on you real quick just so I can say a stop to talk with you. >> Okay. Can I get your uh >> Greg Stalins? >> Greg Stalin. >> Greg, please. >> What's your date of birth? >> Uh, bear with me, buddy. I'll get you out as fast as I can. >> I think I wrote something down wrong. What's your full social? >> Uh, >> perfect. Yep. Hang tight for me. I'll get you out of fast I can. Gregor, I'm still not getting that back. Are you sure that's right? >> At the moment, the man knew that he had to be very careful with cops [music] or his secrets would be exposed and his days of eluding the long arms of the law would come to a shameful end. He had to throw the officer, of course, no matter what it took. Justice did not need to take its course. But wouldn't he give for one more day of freedom? It's >> been a long time since I had the whoop. >> Yeah, >> I do. Can you run one for me? Last name Stalin, Sam, Tom, Adam, Lincoln, Lincoln, Ida, Nora, Sam. First name Gregory, George, Robert, Edward, George, Ocean, Robert, Young. So, I like to stop people who are riding bikes and check. >> I'm sorry. >> The reason why is because I hate if you're riding your bike and someone rear ends you. >> Oh, yeah. >> And then they can try they can kind of point these >> because the reflector and I hate that cuz it's like, no, it's >> I understand that. >> Copy. Can we try so? >> And I'm also with our traffic unit. I do all our accident investigations. So, whenever bikes are involved, it almost always is way worse than >> Yes. They usually hit you from behind. >> Yep. >> Yes, they do. >> I just can't let you go at this point till I verify who you are. So, >> that's cool. I'll just go in the Ivy. >> There you go. What are you going to get today? >> Uh, I got some cigarettes first. >> Nice. >> See if I maybe pick up dog chicken. >> Oh, there we go. Where do you live at? down in the woods back way back over that way in De Mo. >> Nice. You like your spot back there or >> Oh, yeah. I've been there for real quick. >> Yeah. >> Just enough to you're secluded a little bit hopefully. >> Yeah. >> Unless I come walking up the trail. >> Yeah. So, Greg, to make sure I have a spot right. Your first name is G R E G O R Y. >> Last name is what? >> S T A L L I N. >> Okay. And your date of birth is Okay. And have you ever had an Iowa driver's license before? >> Uh, no. Not here. What was the driver's license you have had? >> You see it? >> Uh, Florida, maybe. >> I haven't had a driver's license in years. >> Copy. Can you try running him through Florida? What's your What's your middle name? >> Uh, W. >> W. >> W. Middle initial W as in William. >> Middle. >> How long you been living up here then? What? >> You haven't tried to get an ID card or anything yet? No. >> No. >> Never had never hit the road. >> I guess there's no reason to. Yeah. No reason. But I'm not driving or anything. >> Yeah, makes sense. How was uh last night with the storm? Was it all right? >> Oh, yeah. They don't storm. >> No, no, they don't flood your tent or anything. >> Oh, yeah. >> That's good. Copy. All right, buddy. I need some way to verify you. So, what state? Do you know a state that you've had a deal out of? cuz it's not Florida. You've never had a driver's license ever? >> I'm trying to remember that's when I had it, too. I had I got ran over. My brain ain't quite >> That's okay. I just I need to verify before I can let you go in case. >> Okay. I remember. >> Okay. >> Try to think for me. Where was the last place you had an ID then? >> I know if you're human services, they know me. >> Human services know you right here. Yeah. I volunteer out there every morning putting stuff out. We can go right up there and you talk to >> what state I can get you through any state even if it's really old. So >> I It's been >> I know it's been a while. Try to think. Yeah. Try to think for me. >> Sorry. I can't help. I'm sorry. >> Where else have you lived? >> I lived here a long time. I lived in Florida for a bit. I've lived literally a lot of different >> All right, buddy. I'm just going to take your word for it. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. Cool. Uh, I don't shake hands. Sorry. Yep, you're good. Drive safe. Homeless, dude. I can't freaking find anything on him. And he's like lived in like 19 different states and doesn't he got ran over by a car supposedly a couple years ago, so his memor is not great. He gave me his so his name and date of birth. Like, he's going to IV now so we can find him later. But just like he had hoped, he was [music] nearly slipping under the radar to again go missing for who knows how many years. But something was not adding up. The cop couldn't just put his hands on it. Perhaps if he delayed the strange man further, he just might find out what it was. >> So what we're going to do for now while I keep investigating this is I'm going to take a picture of you and send it to our guy who has facial wreck. So you pull your hat off and your glasses off. All right. Will you just have a seat on the curb for me, buddy? You >> You think? >> Yeah, it could be. That cloud was going to stop there on my way back >> on your way back and figure it out. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Just have a seat for me. Okay. >> Could you try I know you had that brain injury that we talked about, but can you try your best? Can you think of a So, >> yeah, that's one that's one of the ones that you gave me earlier. Cuz here's the issues. I don't want to arrest you for the um for stopping you without the rear reflector cuz like I told you, I should just stop people to let them know cuz I don't want it to be your fault when you get hit. But if I can't verify who you are and the info you did give me comes back to nobody and fact comes back to other people, that's the bigger issue. >> You know what I mean, buddy? >> Yeah, I understand that. >> Yeah. >> Okay, we're just going to hang tight with this guy till we get it figured out. So, if you could keep trying, that'd be great. >> You used to live in Ohio. >> I've been through there years and years and years ago. >> Did you have an address there? >> Uh, no. I was living on the street going from one place to another. >> How about Waterlue? >> Water? Where's that at? >> Iowa. You need a water? >> No, I'm good. Good. >> You sure I got plenty of extra in the car? >> City pays for it either way. So, if you'd like it, you can have it. Thank you. Anyway, >> then I'm going to grab my water. You don't think you got warrants or anything, do you? >> No. As far as I know, I don't. >> Okay. Well, >> have you committed any crimes? >> Well, besides >> Yeah. >> I'm not outside the cops on my bike. >> Okay. Find a go at my computer. >> Okay. Thank you. >> The info this was given comes back to a confused person. So, we got a situation here. All right, brother. Time to be honest with me. Okay. So, the info you give me comes back to that guy. Gregory Stins is >> So, who are you? >> You're Gregory. You're just not >> I'm not >> Yeah, it just because I haven't been on anything for a long long time. >> They don't just declare people deceased because they haven't heard from them in a little bit. >> Okay. I'm just I don't know. I said 2000 was the year I've been Did you go Did >> you go missing in that year? Did you >> have been missing? I've been missing for a long time. >> Well, would someone report you missing and then they just declared >> No, I don't talk to my people in a long long long long time. >> Okay. >> It turned out the suspect had been on the run for over 30 years. Wanted in connection with a serious crime. This new information stunned the officers. They immediately launched a deeper investigation, finally uncovering the truth behind the suspect's long hidden past. >> Yeah, we're good. >> Uh like possession of shortbarreled rifle, false imprisonment, a bunch of stuff from he's on the run since like 95. So he gave us a bunch he gave us false information and then gave us information of a guy and then which tipped us off. And then the hard part is I stopped them on a city code violation because city code says that during the day you have to have a rear reflector but state code doesn't. So like I didn't want to I wanted to figure out as much as I could here and I didn't want to hook him on a city code cuz that makes a lot of issues. So but then eventually VC showed up. BC said, "Hey man, cut the tell us your real name." He just told him his real name. Said that like six times. >> Yeah. And I don't have a mustache. That's probably the issue. That's also too. >> I get it, brother. I mean I get I see most of it and I understand it. Yo, none of us are mad at you. I'm just baffled that law enforcement has let you go for 30 years and not push you. >> What's crazy is 1990 that means you've been on the run longer than two out of the three officers here on the street that have been alive. >> 1995 I was one years old. >> 94. >> So I'm saying yeah where have you been of all your different places, man? >> Where's been your favorite? >> Iowa. I I >> Why is that just curious? >> You can make it. >> Well, not Michigan though. You can >> eat. >> Yeah, you can, brother. >> Why Michigan? You can >> get colder. [ __ ] >> Can I Hey, buddy. Can I get that knife out of your pocket since uh and then you can do whatever you want with your >> I don't want it. It'll go with your stuff. But >> I won't take it. >> We don't Well, we don't know if Wisconsin wants it yet or not. I do have it. >> No, that's why I was going to go get some. >> Can you go to the bait shop, buy a pack for $450? >> I am really inclined to do that cuz you were honest with us. So, what kind do you want? >> The crown menthol. >> I'm not going to remember that. Crown menthol. >> Yeah, just keep it for the cheapest men. >> I have both. I don't even have a light. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> That's old. >> I do need a cigarette. >> You have a light though. No, that's why 10 gives me booking matches. >> Okay. All right. Just making sure. >> Matches, too. >> Book of matches. >> He is way nicer than I am, buddy. >> Well, most of the FBI guys I ever met, some of them are. Some of them are cool. >> Yeah. >> Oh, you found the cool one. >> Yeah. >> Who is this other one that rolled up here? >> It's ice. >> No, it's Grove. >> Maybe this is Ice. >> Maybe they don't want me no more. Well, we're still so I know. Yeah, we're still figuring out. >> Maybe they don't want me to know. I like to know the information. >> Yeah. >> The suspect confirmed his name as George Hardle Road and casually chatted with the officers while [music] they waited for more information. Trying to appear friendly and harmless, but his charm would not get him far. >> Wisconsin wants you, buddy. >> I figured that. I told you just for leaving the state without permission. >> Yeah. Well, for those charges, I'd assume. Yeah. >> Yeah. Nothing else. >> Yeah. No, >> nothing. I have not committed a crime since 1982. >> He committed one today. >> Oh, well, that's awful. >> If I wanted to have a vendetta, >> a crime, >> if I wanted to have a vendetta, I could hit you for false information today. And what that'd make you do is they'd have to bring >> nothing. I just told you that. So, there's a little gray arrow in the >> If you provide any info, even if you're not required to provide info, if you provide false info, that's a problem. >> Okay. Well, what are they going to do? Give me a couple years. I'm not doing that's exactly >> what's the worst looking to me. >> That's fair. You know, you were not wrong. Everything you already me through the system. >> They're going to Oh, we got him again. Oh, we caught him. We caught him. >> You're not everything. >> No. Everything you said today has been 100% correct. I can't be mad about any of it cuz you've been >> 100% correct. Other than the name. Other than the guy's name. I didn't even know there he died like 5 years later. He did not last very long. >> No, he did. He did. >> You better find someone else. >> Oh, that' be easy. Don't worry. >> That' be easy. >> That's >> I will I will jump again, sir. They turn me loose. >> You know, every time. >> No, guys. They've been up in my ass >> for 30 41 years now. >> Yeah. on a 9-year sentence. >> Every time I think I kind of got an idea of what's going on. Stuff like this just like the you could buy IDs at homeless shelters and would never have would never have thought. >> Yeah. I figured you just grabbed someone's mail from a mailbox one time. >> No, that's postal theft, dude. That's bedtime. >> I already did my bed time. >> They'll be happy. So, here's what we're going to do with your bike. I don't know if Officer Freeze explained it to you over there and let anybody take it if I want to. >> It's going to go back to RPD because it is yours and then it'll be in our property. So, if you ever do happen to make it back down here, >> I will be back. >> Yeah. So, then if you ever come back, come back with an ID and you can get it back. Okay. >> I'll get >> assuming it's not like 6 years cuz eventually we have to purge it. >> All I had to say was crowns and you grab them right away. >> I told you. Yeah. They're the big ones in town. >> 421. I wouldn't I mean normally I wouldn't condone puffing a bunch but my doesn't give me your only chance. I'll take your garbage. >> I'll take I got there. >> He said the FBI guys are usually either nice and that you were kind of being so >> I'm being you got really rubbly wrong. You get me there. I didn't >> the better ones I ran into. >> I'm only part of one. They they'll put a war on behalf of that. >> But like so I mean you'll be a county and God knows what they'll do. I mean they might just give you time. Who knows? I mean >> they all did this time >> with all the co and everything and like the sentencing stuff's gotten easier and easier. >> Wisconsin lost some way. locks right here. >> All right. What's your pocket? >> I'm going double lock these so they don't tighten up on you. Okay, buddy. >> Yeah. Okay. You're under that one. Okay. >> Comfortable seat back there. >> Not the most comfortable, but lean back for a second. I'll loosen this up. >> All right. BC's really worried about this bike. Police soon discovered that George [music] Hardle Road was a convicted offender who had been wanted in Wisconsin since 1995. Wanted for crimes [music] of an intimately inappropriate nature. The decades long run was finally over. Ardell Road was immediately arrested and taken into custody. In a high-profile case, one of Atlanta's most wanted fugitives, Randy Boore, who had evaded capture for 40 years, was finally caught while riding a bus. >> It might be those shirts. Come on, stand up. For me, for me, turn around. >> On August the 15th, 2024, Atlanta police and Marta police received an alert about one of the Atlanta Police Department's most wanted fugitives, Randy Boore, riding a Marta bus in southwest Atlanta. Officers quickly [music] responded and reached the location. Slow down. >> Yes. White t-shirt. Bigger guy might be shirt. >> Come on. Sit up. Stand for me. For me. Turn around. that come out. >> Come on. Boore was first arrested in November 2023 for two cold case [music] crimes from 1986 and 1988, but had managed to escape custody and was on the run. When officers stormed the Martr bus, Randy tried his best to mislead them. This is radio. One in custody. >> Uh, confirm the company. >> We have to say the lane. What's your name, boss man? >> Brandon. >> Huh? >> Brandon what? >> Brandon what? >> Jackson, man. >> Huh? >> Randy Jackson. >> Randy Jackson. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Have a seat for me. >> Guys, I need the name confirmation. >> Andy, we asking you for the name. >> Have a seat. What's he do the best? 19. >> What's your last name? >> Dang it. >> Okay. Move. >> All right. Yeah. Which >> Yeah, that's him. >> Bore was detained and is now back in custody at Grady [music] Detention. Another runin gone sideways as serving a warrant to a wanted man turned to chaos fast. >> Hold on. Are there guns in there? >> Yeah. >> Let's do this. >> Where you at, Serge? Where you at? Right where I >> [ __ ] No, I'm hit. I'm here. Get a [ __ ] In September 2021, officers arrived at Don Leet's residence in the 5,300 block of Arrow Park at the Timber Ridge Apartments. Dion had warrants for substance related charges. On their way to serve Dion his warrant, officers expected a simple verbal confrontation at best. However, what transpired led to unfortunate losses that would be remembered as a haunting memory and a reminder of the sacrifices that our enforcement officers [music] make to keep us all safe. >> Come the door. Something just hit the door. Yep. >> Good morning. Hey, we have a warrant for ma'am. Where's Dion? Is he awake? Dion, step out here. Right. >> Is he awake? >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> Yeah. Step out here. >> Okay. Dion, step on out here. You got to take care of some warrants. >> No. >> Where is he? >> Where is he? >> No, I do not see him. Dion, you need to step past. Houston police >> right here. Is he behind the door? >> Dion, >> there's a door behind the door. >> She looked back there towards the back. So, Dion, Houston police, you need to step out here. When the officers arrived, they were greeted by a female who acted very suspiciously. After getting out of the house, the officers suspected that Dion might be hiding behind the door, but they didn't suspect he'd have a gun, too. A slight oversight that they paid dearly for. >> It's Houston police. Let's do this. Dion, it's Houston police. Let's do this. >> [music] >> Oh me. >> No, I'm here. I'm here. >> Let's go get Bill. Somebody get Bill. He's down. He's down, but I can't see him. >> [music] >> Without warning, gunfire erupted. Officer William Jeffrey was struck, immediately collapsing to the ground. Sergeant Michael Vance, also hit, crawled out of the line of fire. Amid the chaos, the officers focused on one desperate goal, getting Bill to safety. Tragically, their efforts came a bit too late. >> Dion, step on out here. You got to take care of some warrants. >> Can you see him? >> Where is he? [snorts] >> Where is he? >> No, I do not see him. >> Neon, you need to step out. It's Houston police. >> Right here. Supposed to be right here. Supposed to be right here. Is he behind the door? Dion, >> there's a door behind the door. >> She looked back there. >> Dion, Houston police. You need to step out here. >> There guns in the house. >> Dion, it's Houston police. Let's do this. Body cam footage captured the gut-riching moments leading to Officer William Jeffrey's terrible injury. He was shot multiple times and later passed away from his injuries. Sergeant Van sustained multiple leg injuries but managed to survive. The suspect, 30-year-old Dion Leette, was struck on the scene, ending the [music] standoff but leaving a devastating loss in its wake. >> Put your car in park. >> I have jurisdiction over me. >> 25 stopped in traffic with a car. >> Put your car in park. STOP. >> YOU DON'T HAVE JURISDICTION over me. I DON'T KNOW WHY YOU WAS TELLING ME to stop. >> No, I absolutely telling you to stop. I do have jurisdiction over you. So now you're going to jail, fleeing, and eluding, and resisting without. Okay. >> On June the 14th, 2024, an officer attempted a routine traffic stop after spotting a vehicle violating traffic laws. The situation would have ended with a simple warning, maybe even a ticket, but the driver had spicier plans that were going to mess up the [music] afternoon swiftly. >> Hey, what the >> Roll down your window. >> Put your car Put your car in park. Put your car in park. >> Why? >> Because I'm stopping you. Put your car in park. Speeding. Put your car in park. >> I'm not speeding. >> Put your car in park. >> Put your car in park. >> You don't have no jurisdiction over me. >> Put your car in park. >> You don't have >> Put your Put your car in park. >> I have jurisdiction over me. >> 25. We're stopped in traffic. I'm out with a car. >> Put your car in park. Stop. >> Black female subject with a child in the car. She's going southbound. Continuing >> subject is we don't have jurisdiction to stop her. Repeat 10 for After about 40 minutes of a highstakes chase and frantic search, the officer finally caught up with her. But if you thought her getaway attempt was wild, her next act of bratty defiance took things to a whole new level. >> Looks like the vehicle pulled into a prominade leg. What's the apartment number on that address? >> Ma'am, >> you don't have jurisdiction over me. I don't know why you was telling me to stop. >> No, I absolutely telling you to stop. I do have jurisdiction over you. You're within Penllis County. >> Okay. >> I have jurisdiction. >> 1012 104. So, let everybody else down. >> Okay. Listen, >> sir. I don't have to listen to you. I thought you say I was speaking, but >> I need I need your driver's license. >> I don't have to give you my driver's license. >> You absolutely have to identify yourself. Where is the proof that I was speeding? How was I speeding if you was behind me the whole time with I guess >> Are you Are you going to produce your driver's license or not? >> For what though? >> Because I'm stopping you because you were going 51 m an hour in a 35. >> What is the probable cause? >> That's my probable cause. 51 and a 35. >> Where is the proof of that? You was behind. >> I'm not playing. Turn around. >> Excuse me, sir. You're me. You're me, sir. Sir, you're not mama. Go get my Go get my dad. >> What are you doing? >> You're me. >> What are you doing? >> You'reing me. What are you? >> Stop resisting. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. GIRL, CALL ME. >> ANARI, GO GET MY DAD. IT'S OKAY. >> YO, >> MAN. Put your arm behind your back right now. >> What the are y'all doing, bro? Oh my god. Y'all areing me. I'M NOT EVEN RESISTING. WHAT THE? >> Stop moving your hand now. >> Oh my [screaming] god. This hurts, sir. Please. You'reing me. This hurts. ANARI. ANARI. DON'T TALK TO HER. DON'T SAY NOTHING TO HER. NOT A DAMN THING. ANARI. DO NOT TALK TO THAT LADY. I DON'T CARE WHAT SHE ask you. Anari, come here. Anari, come here. You guys are costing me. THIS IS A LAWSUIT. >> OKAY. >> DON'T >> STOP TOUCHING MY DAUGHTER, BRO. >> THE CAR. BRING HER TO THE CAR. >> WAIT, hold on. Wait. I know you. I know you. I know you. Can you please go? >> Can you please go make sure my daughter good? >> Like, what the is going on? >> You You What's going on? >> I don't know. He just came and banged on my window. My car window. >> Get close to the cruiser for me. Right in your >> I was at a I was at a red >> I don't want that lady talking to my >> no you go to me >> I need you to go get my daughter I don't want that baby >> don't stop moving >> y'all a lawsuit I want y'all to know that >> stop moving >> yo y'all got to be all right lawsuit lawsuit lawsuit. >> Ma'am, I was at a red LIGHT AND THIS GUY JUST CAME AND BANGED ON MY DAD'S WINDOW FOR NOTHING. I'm like, "What? What the are you doing?" HE'S LIKE, "OH, GET OUT THE CAR. GET OUT THE CAR." I'M LIKE, "For what?" He's like, "Oh, well, I didn't even hear what he said." And I'm like, "You don't have jurisdiction over me. I don't I didn't do anything. He just tried to get me to >> um I don't know what the hell happened." So then I just kept going cuz I was scared. I don't know you. You have I don't know you. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> This is a lawsuit. >> This is a lawsuit. I JUST DEALT WITH Y'ALL, BRO. [ __ ] with me, BRO. GET OUT, Y'ALL. What the This is a lawsuit, bro. >> This is a lawsuit, bro. >> I got hit. We moved a little bit south to Highland bro. >> This is a lawsuit. I can't believe y'all doing this to me again. You just came out OF NOWHERE BANGING ON MY DAD CAR, ORDERING ME TO GET OUT FOR NOTHING. LIKE, what did I even do? I don't even know you. Like, Y'ALL DON'T HAVE NO JURISDICTION OVER ME. I'M NOT EVEN FROM HERE. I'm from a whole different state. >> With her attitude dialed up, the officers pushed forward with their investigation. But the more they probed for straight answers, the more frustrating things got. >> See, I know that. >> Y'all done up. Y'all done up. I'm not even from here. I'm not even from here, >> Y'ALL. DAD. YO, I SWEAR TO GOD, THAT THIS GUY I'M AT A RED LIGHT. THIS GUY RIGHT HERE JUST CAME OUT OF NOWHERE BANGING ON THE DOOR TELLING ME TO GET OUT. >> The officer soon turned to the occupants of the house he pulled up to hoping to get some clarity. But instead, their version of events only added more twist to an already tangled situation. >> Like she almost about to run me out just to get away from her almost saying like you trying to move down here. I might have to get away from here like cuz she leaning on me too much cuz she know I'm not going to >> turn her down and she running with that. But you keep bringing up drama with it. You feel me? It's like, "Nah, nah, I'm not doing that." >> After getting a bit of background on her, the officers circled back. But it didn't take long before this brat proved that her earlier delusions weren't some kind of oneoff slip. She made it clear that she was deep in her own world and things were only going to get more bizarre from here. >> Oh, spirit, please protect me from this, bro. Spirit, I want all these I want all these to pay, bro. I want all them. Okay. I want all these to pay. >> I never and I never gave him consent to search my stuff. I promise y'all this a lawsuit. No, >> I want to get >> I'm about TO TELL YOU EXACTLY what happened. I'm coming from But don't yell. >> I'M I'M UPSET. HE CAME OUT OF I'M DRIVING. I'm at a RED LIGHT. THIS GUY JUST CAME OUT OF NOWHERE BANGING ON MY DAD'S WINDOW. I'M LIKE, "WHAT the >> I got scared. >> I got scared. I'm like >> back around. It slid off cuz my hand was sweaty. And then you see all >> We got to recup it. >> We got to recup it. So turn. >> Can you recup it in the front? Cuz I >> my I can't do my bones that far back. I have a health condition. So >> what's your health condition? >> No. >> Oh my gosh. >> You're going to do what you're told. >> You don't have no jurisdiction over me. How about that? >> How about How about you're going to do what what you're told when I follow >> rotate your body >> cuz y'all are costing me. >> Hold that side. So this guy I'm at a red light and out of nowhere this guy just come BANGING ON MY DAD'S WINDOW. So I'm scared. I'm like what the why are you banging on the window? >> You recognize her? >> He's like he's like he's like >> we trying to pull her in. >> He's like slip the cuff off. >> No it it was sweaty and these >> hot out here. I got you. >> So I'm like what the I got scared cuz >> every time I come here it's something with y'all. This is my second time coming y'alling with me like me banging on the door and I'm scared at this point. I'm like, "Why are you banging on the door?" He's like, "Get out. Get out. Get out." I'm like, "For what?" He's like, "Oh, get out. GET OUT." >> I DIDN'T say get out at all. >> Yes, you did. You said I said, "I need your license." You told me to speak to me. >> So, he told me to get out. And I'm like, "For what?" He was like, "I need your license. I need your license." I'm like, "What do you need my license for? What is the problem? I'm trying to figure out what's going to >> I was on my way to my dad's house." >> Okay. And dad's house is here. >> Yeah. You know that. >> I I just got to double check. It's been a minute. So um so at that point I'm scared and he don't got no jurisdiction over me. I'm not from here. I come here every >> here and now to visit my dad in Georgia. >> Yes, I stay in Georgia. Yes. Okay. >> My daughter stays here with my dad while I'm in Georgia and I come back and forth to be a mom. Yes. >> So um so he just came out of nowhere. He bang. Like >> what do you think he pulled you over for? You think you're >> I didn't care to know because I didn't do anything. >> Okay. He He just now said, "Oh, you was going 51 and a 35." >> Listen, I asked you these questions cuz I wasn't there. >> A 51 and a 35. >> Okay. So, and then what happened? >> Do you know how that looks? That would look like real life speeding. Like that's speeding. >> Yeah. Especially in a whatever zone you >> with the child in the car. So, I'm like I was not just going 51 in the 35. >> I I saw him right there. The lady let me over. I signaled for her so I can get over. I got over and I drove. >> Is this you and the baby in the car? >> YES. I'M SCARED FOR MY LIFE cuz I had situations with y'all just recently. He got a gun. He has I DON'T KNOW WHAT HE WHAT HE WAS TRYING TO DO, but he angrily banged on my dad's car. >> Okay. >> You don't got jurisdiction on me. I It's no probable cause. >> Banging on He was begging on your car. >> He banged on the car and said, "Get out. Get out." >> There. There was no probable cause. He wasn't saying no probable cause. He just was ordering me to get out and give me his give me my license. >> Okay. >> I didn't even roll the window down cuz I was scared. The way he just angrily just First of all, who are you to bang on the window? >> Yeah. >> Your uniform, the your uniform, your code, your statues, or your law don't say bang on the mother window. >> It doesn't. >> It does not say to a costa person either or to a them. Y'all have no right to do this. Y have no probable cause. You have no proof of anything. I didn't even give y'all consent to search my dad's car or to search my things. I'm not being detained or I'm not being arrested. So why are you searching my stuff? I didn't give you consent. >> I'm arrested% >> for what? >> All day. >> Probably a couple things actually. >> Have you ever been arrested? >> Why you going through my stuff? >> Cuz I have probable cause. >> What is the probable cause? >> They're asking if you copy just smell of weed. >> Yeah. And all the shake on the floor too. >> What shake? What we >> marij on the floor and all that stuff. So >> can you please go show me the shake that you see on the floor? >> Sure. Actually, I will cuz I have time. I'll go grab a pinch. >> Okay. With the officers laying out the facts and hard evidence, you'd think that she'd finally come to her senses. But no. Despite all the chaos that she had already caused, she had other plans. >> No, no, it's I don't think so. It's his car. >> Yes. >> Here's some of it. >> That does not help you smell weed, sir. That does not help you smell. >> Okay. I give up. You said you smelt we dropped. >> He pulled that little knob and said I have probable cause. I smell weed. You did not smell that. >> Is there Is there anything else you think I need to know so that I can make sense of all this? >> That's all I don't even know what the hell is going on. He said I was speeding. When and where was I speeding? I just picked up my daughter. How am I doing a 53 and a 35 or whatever he said. How with the child in the car? >> How? >> I I wasn't >> Do you have a a a speeding radar that you up and then because >> he he is speed >> that where is that? Does that show that I did that? >> Cuz I wasn't the only car driving. >> Yeah, that that uh >> County Road One in that area gets pretty busy around this time of day. >> So where is So where does it show that I'm the one that was speeding? cuz it was a car that was driving us next to me. >> So, just so you know, when you when you get pulled over >> and you leave, that's fleeing. >> What? >> What you did to them? >> I didn't get pulled over, though. He came to the stoplight and banged on my dad's car. >> He activated his lights and sirens. >> He didn't say pull over. >> We don't have to say [music] pull over. >> He didn't He didn't activate >> awful traffic stop. I'm pretty sure he did and he could probably prove that to you with body camera and car. >> Did you? >> Yes. >> Can I >> Can I see where >> for probably a mile license? Sorry. >> No, I'm talking about where it's where it says I was going 51 miles. >> Right there on my license. >> No, I want to see where it was that I was the car. Where's where does it show that I was the car that was >> type of thing? >> Exactly. So, how do you just going to say that it was me if it was more more than one car driving on the road? >> Ticket in court, but you're going to have to get through your suspended driver's license here in person with the state of Georgia. >> What? >> Your driver's license is suspended. State of Georgia suspended your driver's license. You shouldn't be behind the wheel of the car. >> What does it show that I was going 51 miles? >> I just showed it to you, man. >> You closing the door? Why? >> Cuz I I'm not speaking. >> I had to pee. >> I'm sorry. I had to pee. Yo, really? >> I'm sorry, mama. >> I showed up because all I heard was yelling. >> I'm I'm scared, bro. Yo. Yo. Yo, >> you cannot You cannot be doing this type stuff. >> DOING WHAT? Y don't y'all don't have no jurisdiction over me, bro. I'm not even jurisdiction over me. I'm from an island. >> That don't got nothing. That's your problem to go fight, bro. >> We all got our own >> I'm from the island, too. Like, >> so then we you can slightly understand. >> No, cuz you're wearing a suit. We don't I can't understand. >> So what if I'm wearing a suit? >> Yeah, >> this suit don't define me. This is a job. >> Believe it, bro. Like I can't believe it. >> At the end of the day, I go home and I'm Chelsea. >> Yeah, I betel. I'm Yo. Yeah. This the last time y'all put your hands on me, bro. This the last time. Like, I'm ready. I'm going to tell you when y'all go. Yo. Yo. This the last time I let y'all put your hands on me, bro. >> This the last time. >> After throwing around bogus claims about jurisdiction and acting like she was above the law, the officers had decided that they had heard enough and began wrapping things up. But, of course, she didn't take that lightly. Her ego wouldn't let her go out quietly. >> So, yes, it's a felony charge for fleeing and looting. Listen, >> my license sirens were on. You could have pulled over. I would have probably just given you a warning for speed and told you to slow down like I did the three other cars I stopped before you between 4 and 5:00. So, instead, you continue to drive. When I had you stop over here, that probably would have been a ticket at the very least. >> I was scared. He was banging on the window. I didn't know [laughter] >> because you didn't stop. Okay. So, common sense must elude you to to the fact that when you when you have somebody behind you, you need to stop. All right. So, now you're going to jail, fleeing and eluding, and resisting without. Okay. You have two citations in here. >> Without violence. Yes. Resisting without violence. Uh the sergeant uh is requesting two counts of that. I'm probably only going to do the one. >> The sergeant. >> Yeah, the sergeant. So, uh >> two count. >> Well, because you slipped your cuffs. You took your hands out of your cuffs. And if you kept your hands back there, >> you would have to count because I was trying to explain >> potentially. >> I'm still thinking about it, but I'm probably not. I'm probably going to do you a little bit of a solid since you're not doing anything for yourself. So, you're also being issued two citations. One for speeding $256, one for $166 for driving on suspended driver's license without knowledge. I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt there and not issuing you a citation for driving on suspended license with knowledge and um putting another charge on that, too. So, do you have any questions? Anything before we we transport you? I just want you to understand everything. >> Your license is going with me. >> A bond. Do I have anything? >> Uh, I don't know. That's up to the jail. They have all that bond schedule and stuff. >> Well, last time the lady just I guess >> you're in a whole different world now. You got one felony charge potentially, two other misdemeanor charges. Step out of the car. >> Okay, get out. It's okay. >> Okay. I just don't want you to pull my arm cuz my wrist >> I'm not going to pull your arm. >> I know. I'm telling you. >> I'm not going to pull your arm. >> But you grabbing it like that is putting pressure on my wrist. These things hurt. That's >> okay. Then move a little faster because I'm not letting go. Okay. >> Okay. I just want to get out by myself. >> That's fine. I'm not going to pull you out. >> In the end, she was charged with one felony count of fleeing and eluding, resisting without violence, and slapped with two citations. One for speeding and another for driving on a suspended license without knowledge.