Hi. What are you doing? >> What are you covering up? >> I'm not covering anything up. >> You literally just threw everything down onto the floorboard. >> I was grabbing my bag for my license. >> I can't take my car. >> All right, don't resist. You're going to you're going to go to jail. >> So, you went inside my car? >> Yes, we [music] will. >> We did. >> Without permission? >> With probable cause. Get in the car >> without permission. >> Entitled brats often believe that rules are beneath them. And they think they can [music] mouth off to anyone, even law enforcement, and walk away untouched. But when they cross paths [music] with the wrong cop, they never really expect their arrogance to backfire instantly. >> Get out. I'm going to break the window. >> Get out. >> Chance or we're going to >> Last chance. I'm going to break the window. >> Get out. >> Wait till the out. >> Why are you doing this? >> It's tied. >> You power tripper piece of [ __ ] Here are moments when entitled brats have mocked the wrong cop. Instant karma. First on the list of entitled brats is Ashley, who lost it on cops because they refused to believe her lies after she crashed her vehicle onto a guardrail. >> Okay. All right. What happened? >> To be honest, somebody could like slurp a little bit and lost control. >> I'm smelling alcohol coming through. You're being placed under arrest for DUI less. >> Can you please close my door? Cuz you did not. I I never failed a sobriety test and you never read me in my Miranda race. >> On July the 30th, 2022, deputies responded to reports of a car that had flipped multiple times after smashing into a guardrail. When they arrived, they wasted no time in questioning the accident victim, later identified as Ashley, who was already out of the vehicle and seemed to be [music] in a stable condition. >> Okay. Is there anybody in the car? >> Um, she's right there. >> She's out. Okay. Are you involved? >> Um, no. I just witnessed the whole thing and get I have some water towel in my car. >> But it's her. Okay. All right. >> Is that okay? >> Give me a second. Let me get your information just so we can get it for the witness statement, but then you'll be good. Okay. Are you okay, sweetheart? All right. >> It's kind of like probably hit my knee or something cuz it's hurting pretty bad. >> Is that blood or dirt? >> That's dirt. >> That's dirt. Okay. >> Well, yeah, this is dirt. >> Okay. >> I probably like my finger is swollen. I just hurt some money. That's >> Oh my god, sweetheart. Let me just look at you. >> Bad. Oh my god. >> Let me just look at I want to make sure. Okay. Do you need EMS to come look at you? >> I don't think so. Like I don't I didn't hurt myself. That's crazy. >> Okay. How about we have You don't have to go with them. How about we have EMS come look at you? >> That's fine. >> 73 central 28. >> A white Chevy Malibu fire. You got incredibly lucky. >> I got really lucky. >> What's your name? So >> lucky. Ashley. >> Ashley. Are you the registered owner? >> Yes, ma'am. I'm out with a registered owner. All right. Is your ID and everything in the car? >> Everything? I don't. >> Okay. All right. What happened? >> Um, to be honest, somebody come out and that was it. Like, I swerked a little bit and lost control. >> Okay. What lane were you driving in? >> Right here. >> This one. Okay. So, you were coming this way. Okay. All right. >> At first, there was no reason to doubt [music] what she had told them. Their decision to hear the eyewitness's side of the story was simply to follow standard investigation procedures. But little did they know, they were about to expose the cover of an entitled brat who [music] would go to any lengths to ensure that she walked out of a messy situation untouched. >> She's right here. Let me get your information. >> Y'all did. >> What did you see, darling? >> Um, I don't really know. I had my Apple CarPlay up. I'm looking at my map. Directions. Um, she kind of just went off the side and it flipped. >> Was there anybody in front of her? >> Um, I mean, there was a couple cars, but not to where >> Not like anyone near her. Okay. All right. What lane was she in? You remember? >> Um, this one. >> The innermost lane. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. All right. What's your name, sweetheart? >> Um, legal. >> Yeah. >> Elizabeth. >> Elizabeth. Okay. Yeah. Whatever's on your ID, BA or FA? >> C. >> Okay. All right. Your date of birth? >> 03. >> So, she was in the innermost lane and you said you just saw her swerve off to the side. >> Yeah. >> Okay. But there was nobody else. As far as you could tell, nobody else was around her. Okay. >> No, ma'am. >> All right. >> I asked you for like time. >> I I asked her, she said she was fine, too. And I said, "Why don't we just have EMS and look at you?" And we're going to do it that way. Um, and then that way we can say, "She was looked at. She declined." >> Yeah. >> Thank you. All right. If u we have any questions, we'll give you a call. But you're good. Thank you so much. >> I think if you rush over, you can go after that car. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> After listening to the eyewitnesses accounts, they knew deep down that her story rang true. But before drawing any conclusions, they had to find a way to get the suspect to come clean and set the record straight. The pressure was getting more intense, and it was getting difficult to conceal an obvious truth. >> Have you been drinking at all today? >> I had one at the bowling alley. That was it. >> All right. >> But other than that, >> I'm smelling alcohol coming from. >> How How far how long ago was that? >> Maybe like 10. We're literally like 5 minutes away from rolling. >> She was right behind me. >> Yeah. Yeah. And when they cut me off, I swear. That was >> All right. Well, because I'm smelling it, I I need to do fieldy to determine if you were safe to drive. >> All right. All right. Give me a second. Uh, this 73 central, could I get another unit? I think it might be a signal one. Were you wearing your seat belt? >> Yes, ma'am. That's the only reason why. >> All right. So, honest with me. Were you wearing your seat belt? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I unzipped myself and fell. to the to the top and >> then I pulled it out because I smelled smoke. >> Okay. >> There was no way I could have lived through that. I smashed. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. Were you on your phone? >> No, ma'am. >> No. >> My phone was on the other seat next to me. >> All right. When did you say your last drink was? >> No. No. Your last drink? >> Um maybe about 20 minutes ago. 30 minutes. >> All right. And what was it? a Miller light. >> Okay. Was it a can or a blast? Can >> Okay. And you only had one, you said? >> So, what I want to do is I want to do some field sobriety to test to determine whether or not you're safe to drive. Okay. >> You drive one of the bastard. >> Uh, I was in my own. >> Oh, got you. You had your car up there. Okay. >> My knee kind of hurts. So, >> Okay. All right. Well, first thing we're going to do, we're going to do an eye test. Okay. So, do you have any medical issues with your eyes? >> Not that I know of. I've never been. Have you had any uh head trauma recently or any kind of head injury other than accident? >> Yeah. Okay. All right. So, first things first, I want you to stand, feet together, hands down by your sides. All right. >> She was right behind me. And >> did you see what happened? >> Oh, I was right in front of her. >> Yeah. >> And so, I was just looking in my uh side mirror, make sure everything is dead, whatever. >> Yeah. >> And so, a car came and cut her off. >> Okay. >> And I seen when she swerve, try to dodge it. >> So, what we're going to do is finger Okay. the tip of my finger where that fingernail is. I want you to focus on that. What I want you to do when we start the test is I'm only going to move my finger. You only move your eyes. Do not move your head at all. You're going to stand completely straight just like this. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And so I guess she she panic when she hit a break. >> Hit the uh hit the rail. >> And I stopped right there. Ran fast as I can. >> Yeah. Good. I mean, good. I'm glad she's all right. After the sobriety test came back positive, it was clear that she was in for a lesson she wouldn't forget in a hundred lifetimes. But just when they thought that they had everything under control, she went into full brat mode. >> So, we do have to search your car just to make that aware. Yes, ma'am. >> Um, I need you to put your hands behind your back for me. You're being placed under arrest for DUI less safe. Can I take off my um We'll take that for you in a minute. >> Are you her sister? >> You're her sister. Okay. Do you want her to take >> Yes, she can take >> both. Both. You don't want the phone to jail with you? >> I'm sorry. >> Do you want to take the phone to jail with you? >> Do you have the like you? No. Okay. >> You're her sister? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you have a driver's license with you? >> What's What's your name? Just so I can know who I'm releasing my property to. >> Catherine. >> Is that uh K H E R >> E R I N >> I N E. >> Okay. And your date of birth? >> 95. >> And a good phone number for you. >> Do you know which like precinct y'all will be taking her to? >> So, we're going to take her to the um Clark County Jail eventually. >> Yeah. um >> here. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. It depends on if she wants to take a blood test or a breath test. Um that's going to factor into how long until she's going to be there. If she takes a breath test, it's usually like maybe an hour. If she wants to take blood, it could be up to 2 3 hours. Um so, as far as when she's going to be there, I'm not entirely sure. >> Okay. So, what am I going to >> do less safe? >> So, it means for drinking under the improvement, >> but I wasn't drinking >> for for drive. You said you were drinking and I smell alcohol on your discount. >> So, DUI less safe means that you were drinking and you were impaired to the ability that you cannot drive. So, I need to turn around and face the car. >> But I wasn't though when I passed the >> That can be something. No, but >> and then she'll make bond. Um, that's going to be up to the jail. That's not >> That's probably like not happen until >> I would Yeah, probably Monday. So, uh, well, today's Saturday. >> All right. Do you have anything in your pockets to stick or poke? >> No. I'm asking you, how am I going to jail if I pass the sobriety test? >> Because you did not. >> How did I not? >> Ashley, >> what did I fail though? >> Ma'am, I'm asking you a question. But I'm asking you, >> Ashley, spread your feet. >> But tell me how the did I fail my sobriety test when I passed it. You can get >> Sir. Sir, did I not pass my sobriety test? Can I ask you if I passed my sobriety test? >> I was not the one, >> but you saw me passing it. >> It's not mine. It is not my investigation. >> Say that I failed, >> but I passed it in front of her. It's all >> does not make sense. >> It's okay. [screaming] >> So, um, yeah, I'm not entirely sure how long it's going to take. >> Okay. So, I've never like what the process of this is. She'll just be able to call. >> Yeah. So, she if she does she have your phone number memorized? She said she did. Hold on. She's going to talk for >> So, you're not going to tell me how I I failed the test. >> You failed the eye portion of the test. >> How did I fail? Hey, did I not follow the tip of your finger? >> Okay. >> Did I discuss it in a minute? >> Once bail is posted, whoever wants to post her bail, um you can do that. Okay. >> Or if she doesn't make bail, then she'll hang in there till 4 day. >> All right. I don't know if she has like her license and her stuff. >> So, when uh the tow truck gets here, it's going to it's going to get flipped over. I'm then going to search the car. Uh I do smell coming from the car, so I'm going to search the car. >> All right. How old are you? >> Did I pass the How old are you? Not did I pass the surprise? Okay. How did I fail that test? Tell me how the I failed personally. >> Not right now. >> Don't ask me questions unless you're telling me how I failed. >> All right. Let me read you something. The state of your privilege right under arrest without reading my Miranda right? >> That's fine. Then she can sit in the back of the cop car until she doesn't want to have an attitude. determin right there. Got you. Close my door. Driver's license or going to go to jail. >> Can you please close my door? Cuz you did not. I never failed a soriety test and you never read me my Miranda rights. >> You never read me my mother Miranda rights. >> Get the out of my face. That's what the Georgia driver's license. You're privileged to drive them. I went to this state. And how did I fail the sobriety test though when I did everything? >> You racist. Get the out of here. Close my >> You're going to get out of here, my man. You're going to you're going to roll today and from your own choosing. >> Well, you submit to the state administered chemical test of your blood. >> You didn't read me my Miranda rights and you didn't you you did the sobriety test and didn't even I didn't even fail. So, I don't know how the >> Okay. Where's your car at? >> Oh, right there. All right. You guys want to go hang out there? Uh, we're not going to have a whole bunch of people around here. All right. >> Meanwhile, she kept mouthing off to the female deputy, clinging to entitlement like a shadow, refusing to let go of its owner. But sooner or later, she would learn the hard way that those who mock cops end up facing consequences they can't talk their way out of. >> I think you telling me that I'm going to jail for failing to >> Will you submit to the state administer? >> No, I want you to leave me. >> Makes that easy. >> Yep. >> 73 central. Will you make a note that she has declined taking blood or breath test? >> If uh if I find anything, I'll run it up to you at the hospital. What's up, man? How we doing? Yeah, somehow walked away from this thing. >> Um when you do flip it, I'm going to have to search it. I don't know if that has any play in how you flip it, but the grass is your oyster. So, I'm not going to the zoo. You have to be medically cleared by the hospital before we go to the jail. >> There's nothing wrong with it. >> I still have to have you medically cleared before we go to the jail. >> So, how long is all this going to take for I'm going to make bail and go back home? >> It just depends on how long the hospital takes. >> Is there no way for y'all to see how much alcohol is in my system? Cuz she's trying to say that I failed a sobriety test and >> I offered you the blood test and you declined. >> No, you did not. While you never offered me nothing >> while you were screaming at me rights. You didn't offer me nothing. >> I'm not going to argue with you. >> You didn't even give me help before you started a soriety test. >> So I offered you >> hear your mouth. That's to be honest. I don't >> You declined it. That's where we're going. >> I never declined nothing. I would really like to do a sobriety test. I mean um a blood test to see how much alcohol is in my system cuz she's saying I'm drunk and I failed the sobriety test when I didn't. >> In order to get one on your own, you have to comply to the state's required one. So, if you would like to do a blood test, I will reread you the implied consent for blood. >> Blood test, please. >> Yeah, we're going to get you back here in just a minute. Get you checked by a doctor. Um, how did the car look? What? What did you >> It's totaled. >> Total? >> Yeah. On its top. >> On its top. >> Did you have Did she have to get extricated from the car or >> No, I actually was I didn't hit nothing. I had my seatelt on. I undid my seat belt, fell to the top, and crawled out because I smelled smoke. >> I got you. >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. Thanks. Thank you. >> Is mom around you or did they leave already? Can I talk to mom? Yeah, I had denied to get checked cuz I know nothing's wrong with me, but um she still brought me here anyways. No, nothing. She didn't even want to give me a toxicology. They kept telling me no until I got here and told them to do it. There's [music] no way. I wasn't drunk. I wasn't doing anything. Nobody's telling me anything at all. Like, she's not telling me anything. She just brought me here. They did um a CT scan and all that. I'm guessing it's so I could sit here and then have to wait till Monday to even go to court and do anything. That's why. Yeah, that's exactly why she brought me here because there was no reason for for them to bring me here when I told the ambulance that I was denying that I didn't want to go with them. So, I didn't understand why I had to be brought here anyways, but of course to waste time. So, I couldn't postpone. >> Bond is done at the time you're at the jail. It has nothing to do with dates. You were brought here because the jail requires a medical clearance prior to being brought at the jail. >> Yeah, I'm pretty sure. Yeah, I think I messed up my knee. I can barely walk on it. It hurts. No, like you won't tell me nothing. But she sat there and said that I failed [music] my the sobriety test. I passed everything. She said it smelt like weed and then all of a sudden put me in handcuffs. So then hit me with that I failed the sobriety test. I had [music] one beer. One. There's no way in hell that I could even [music] fail the sobriety test. It's completely total. Mom, I I was literally driving 60 to 65. That car sped in front cuz I was on the left lane. The car sped in front of me, cut me off, and when he did, I panicked and I hit the brake. As soon as I the wreck happened, the cops got there. The first thing she does is [music] ask me to do a soriety test to walk the line after I just told her like my knee was messed up. I literally flipped the car like multiple times and then she's like, "Okay, well, you need to do a soriety test cuz I can smell the alcohol." I'm like, "Yeah, you can." Because I literally drank a beer like 30 to 40 minutes ago, right before we left the the bowling alley. We were literally on our way to go eat instead of me going out. Should have just stayed home and this is what I did. And then what am I going to tell my job? What am I supposed to tell them? Like the cop is trying to say that I have a DUI and it's crazy. Like I wasn't allowed a phone call or to even tell y'all that anything happened. I had to ask the nurse [music] for a phone here. No, that's why I'm Mom. I had one one drink and it was a Miller Light >> for an entitled kid whose recklessness could have cost her life. They expected nothing less [snorts] as they quietly listened to the stories she made up for her mother. like they were really trying to find anything to get me for and I passed everything and then when I come back from getting out of the ambulance it's like oh well we found this in your car so now you're you got to go in. That had nothing to do with the accident. Like you just told me that it was because I was drinking but then like after they found whatever in my car she came back and told me that I I'm getting arrested for a DUI. How the hell can you arrest me for a DUI and I'm not under the influence of anything? Is it caught? >> I don't want you ripping your hair out. >> I don't know what's wrong with it. >> It's all tangled. And then it's tangled down here. There we go. >> So, sorry. >> After investigations were concluded, she was booked in for DUI and failure to maintain a lane. Just like Ashley got an instant delivery from Karma after snapping at officers, Saraphina faced real consequences after refusing to cooperate. Step out of the car or we're going to remove you from the car. Please don't do this. You're going to hurt yourself. Put your other hand behind the back. >> That's the most power you ever felt. It's your daddy's fault, not me. >> On May the 7th, 2024, [music] officers received a call about a vehicle parked off the roadway. They rushed to the scene knowing time was of the essence and uncertain [music] about the driver's condition. >> Hey man, what's going on? >> So, I don't even have a radio ID number. So, um, she's way out here saying she ran out of gas, but look how far we're from the road. >> You ran out of gas, but you're off the roadway. >> Yeah. I don't know if it was linked to I don't know what's that over there. >> Stop. >> So, you took it off the roadway back there. >> What? >> Said you drove it off the roadway. >> Yeah, because I didn't want to get hit by a car. >> You could have pulled over to the side of the road for you guys. >> Oh, I just wanted to feel safe. >> Accidentally crashed into me. >> I'm sorry. I can't hear you. I didn't want anyone to accidentally crash into me. >> Okay. All right. No big deal. Do you have your license, registration, insurance, and then I'll start the record for you? >> You'll start what? >> A record. >> What does that mean? >> A tow truck to get you out of here. You're not going to be able to drive out of here. >> What is a record? Does that mean it's Is that a penalty or something? >> No, a tow truck. >> Yeah, >> it's a record. >> Tow truck has to pull you up. >> Just add to that. >> Oh, I thought you were saying something was going on my record or something. >> I thought you said something on my record. >> No, not record. Recurr, >> where are you coming from? >> Um, >> I don't know. >> Are you going to Miami Day College? >> What? >> Huh? >> Is Miami Day College this? >> Yeah. I mean, it's a free I'm going to screw you. >> I think you can read. >> I mean, I don't want to butcher your name. >> Why would you? You don't read. Sound it out. >> Saraphina Saraphina R. >> Saraphina. >> Oh, congratulations. >> Congratulations. You know how to wait. >> Yeah, I I did go to school. >> Oh, okay. >> Oh, no. No. >> All right. >> I know. >> Where you said you were coming from now. >> Grasshopper. >> You You know how you can avoid that? You can step out and that way they don't jump on you. There's one right there. >> There's one in front. You want to step out? >> It's going to They're going to start throwing on me. >> Yeah. >> Where'd you say you were coming from now? >> I was coming from somewhere that I don't want to disclose. I don't feel comfortable disclosing that. >> What do you mean? >> So, what are we doing? What is this the process here? >> All right. What's your phone number? All right. The vehicle's registered to you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Did you call anybody to come get you? >> I don't have a phone. >> You don't have a phone? >> No. >> There's no phone is in the car or you don't have a charger? >> I don't have a phone. >> Okay. All right. It would be on the way down. >> Well, the trooper is coming, so I don't know where he's coming from, but he's on his way. I just have to hold on to your information till he gets here. >> You have any questions, please? Hey, don't throw up the window. >> There are bugs coming in here. >> I told you you can avoid the bugs by stepping out here. If you want to sit there >> and bask in the bugs, then that's on you. >> Huh? >> What are you doing? I >> I I can't see without light in the night time. It's too dark. >> So that's why I use a flashlight. >> Why are you pointing the flashlight? >> Because you and I are hanging out right now. >> I'm sorry. What? >> Why is she putting on her seat belt? >> Roll on the window for me. >> Why are you putting on your seat belt? >> What? So, why are you putting on your seat belt? >> Why is it a problem that I'm putting on my seat belt? >> Cuz your car is unable to drive. >> Okay. >> Okay. And you're not free to go. So, go ahead and step out of the car for me. Go ahead and step. Thomas, get out of the car. Get out of the car. Come down. Come down here. For reasons known only to her, she chose to mess with the officers. What she didn't realize was that she had picked the wrong ones. And that reckless gamble was about to cost her far more than she had bargained for. >> Don't do that cuz you need to hang out with us out of the car. Step out of the car or we're going to remove you from the car. Please don't do this. Please don't do this. Listen to what I'm saying. Just listen. Listen to what I'm saying. Just get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Grab your window breaker. She's trying to She put her seatelt on and she's locking the car. >> Yep. Get out of the car. >> Shut off the car and get out the car. Get out. Get out. I'mma break the window. Get >> out. >> Chance or we're going to >> Last chance. I'mma break the window. >> Last chance. Three, two, >> get out. Get out. >> Wait till the out. >> Why are you doing this? Why are you doing this? >> You're going to hurt yourself. Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> You're going to hurt yourself. Put your other arm behind your back. >> Oh my god. >> There you go. >> You're so >> You're going to hurt yourself. >> I'm so evil. I didn't do anything. I'm supposed to be in the car. >> Don't do that. >> I didn't do anything to you. That's why people hate you. You see this right here? Power tripping. >> Both of you evil. >> You're the only good one out of this. So evil >> black female. 105. >> You're a black. >> Turn over. Got it. Some [ __ ] ways are out. >> Your boobs are not out. You'll be all right. >> You're disgusted. >> You got to find your shoes. >> Somebody pull my shirt off. My nipples are out. >> All right, we'll pull it out. >> I'm not going to be one of these. >> You're the most racist person alive. You reach over here. Like what the he's doing to me. He's turning me into one of those. >> He's turning me. I was like, >> there we go. It's tied. >> You power tripper piece of >> That's fine. I've been called worse. >> Come on, man. >> Walk on your two feet. >> You feel good? >> Walk on your two feet. >> You got your nose. >> Watch your teeth. >> Disgusting piece of >> That's fine. I've been called worse. You deserve it. >> You deserve it. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> That's the most power you ever felt. >> It's your daddy's fault, not me. >> Power tripping to your daddy. >> Sit back or I'll put you back. >> Cuz that's what you feel like doing. You're taking all your daddy's frustration out on you. You feel powerful with that red and black. Piece of [ __ ] Sit back. >> You're a piece of [ __ ] You put your hands off. It's your daddy's fault, not me. You're pissed off at your daddy. Do >> not sit in my face. >> Pissed off at your sit in my face. >> You're pissed off at me. >> Not sit in my face. >> You're now punching. >> It's your daddy's fault. Your daddy hated your piece of Your daddy hated your mom. Ultimately, she was charged with DUI, resisting arrest without violence, and failure to drive on a single lane. Unlike the other entitled brats, 23-year-old Jordan took [music] her spoiled brat attitude to the airport where she swung at cops just because she had a bit too much to drink. >> Have you been drinking cuz you seem to be on the taxi. You need to calm down. >> That's who my mama is. >> No, >> resist. Relax. >> Got it. Make me. >> Make me. >> Yes, you can. >> You want to stop kicking? >> On November the 21st, 2024, officers of the Florida State Police received a call from Spirit Airlines, reporting a woman causing a disturbance and refusing to leave the premises. When they arrived at the airport, [music] they approached the woman and started to probe her in the hopes of finding out the cause of her disorderly behavior. >> What? What's going on? >> Where's my stuff? >> I don't know. You haven't told me anything. What are you missing? But did they tell you stuff? >> They told me you're missing your suitcase. >> My suitcase and my backpack. >> Okay. Do you remember where you left it? >> Hi. Hold on. >> Come on. Let's walk out of here. >> No. >> Some lady in that outfit as same as this outfit, which is the plan that I was supposed to be getting on, walked away with my stuff. She walked away with where was she? >> Where where did you think you left it? >> Turn around. >> Just tell me where. >> Watch your hand. >> No, I'm telling you, turn around. >> But what I'm telling you is watch your hand cuz it's kind of close. >> No, I'm telling you women's bathroom. >> Women's bathroom. I don't care. Where's my stuff? >> I already went into the bathroom and find it. >> I'm calm. But how would you feel? >> Put your finger down. >> Don't put your finger up here. >> My My finger is not an insult. >> Where is my stuff that disappeared? >> Hold on, man. Relax. What's going on? >> Okay. She's not going to >> She can't tell you nothing. >> She's missing her carryon. >> Exactly. >> And a backpack. >> She's saying that a Spirit Airline thing followed her in the bathroom, but there's no One of them went in there. There's nothing in the bathroom. >> She left. This is what I'm trying to tell y'all. She left. >> Come on, man. You You think I'm expected to tell you? >> She left. Listen to me. She left in a Spirit Airline outfit. You see what the rest of you are wearing? She left in the rest of them. Where is my stuff? >> Ma'am, >> wait a minute. Cuz I'm Wait, cuz I'm on I have you on my wrist. What do you What do you want? getting on a flight in a couple hours. Where's my stuff? We need >> to calm down. We're trying to help you. All right. >> Are you? >> Yeah. You yelling and screaming, that's not going to help. So, what you need to do is calm down and >> Do you promise me you don't have me find my stuff? >> Yeah, that's what we here for. Make a promise. >> I don't need all that. Just sit down. I don't have time. >> No problem. >> Ma'am, listen. If you keep, you're going to go to jail. All right. I'm telling you that. >> I'll go to jail for my messy stuff. >> You need to calm yourself down. That's what I can tell you. Calm yourself down. >> Find my stuff. Do you know where you're going? >> Let me see your ID. >> Is this your bag right there? >> Look, there you are. Right there. >> So, where you find that? >> Where you left them? Is that yours? >> So, where you find it? >> Pause. Where you find it? You pause. >> Where you find it? >> She's not supposed to go to jail. You need to calm yourself at the restaurant. >> So, nobody else to find it. You left it right there, ma'am. I wasn't in that bathroom in that bathroom. >> Let me get your ID. >> I wasn't in bathroom. >> Let's go. Let's go. You guys sure? >> Yes, it's my stuff. But my stuff was my stuff was in that bathroom. >> What's your name? Let me Let >> No, she's not going to try. >> You need to calm down. I'm telling you that right now. We trying to help you. >> You pushing calm. >> All right. You need to calm yourself down. That's all I can tell you. >> I don't care about being calm. >> You need her name. When you when you when your way to the job then I'll >> I just need to see that's fine. >> I'll shoot. >> Is this your bag? >> Just give me an idea. >> Hold on. >> Is this your bag? >> Is there a name on there? >> What's your badge number? >> I don't know. >> What's your badge number? >> Oh, it's okay. I know who you are. >> And I know who you are. Cast it low. >> Cuz where my go, >> ma'am. Are this your bag? Where did my stuff go? >> How did she find my stuff after it was not? >> Ma'am, listen. >> You happy? Have you been drinking? Cuz you seem to be intoxicated. You need to calm down. All right. You left your stuff somewhere. Oh, >> it's okay. Hold on. Don't worry about it. >> All right. Grab your stuff cuz we're leaving. >> Grab your stuff cuz we're leaving. ID. >> Don't worry about it. >> Grab your ID. Come on. Let's go. >> Grab your things. >> Grab your stuff. Let's go. >> Don't worry about it. >> Where's Gator? Where? >> Where? >> Gate three. >> Let's go. >> Gate three. >> All right. What we doing? >> You're not going to gate three. You're going out cuz you're not flying today. >> Why? >> They tried to ensure that she was safe and that her belongings were intact. But like a typical arrogant kid who would rather drown in denial than accept that the laws were meant for her. It was only a matter of time before she snapped. >> But you're not intoxicated and your flight. >> So my stuff were missing. Oh, >> you're going to go out and then we'll schedule a flight. >> S Jackson, >> where where was my stuff? [music] >> Where? Over there. >> Where did you find it? By gate three. >> I went to the bathroom. >> Where was it? By gate three. >> I went to the bathroom to the restroom with the bag. She left it over there. >> By gate three? >> No, she left it right there by >> Listen. And I don't care where they found it. Let's go. Hey, ma'am. >> Come on. Grab your stuff. >> Get your bags. >> Fine. >> Come on. Get your bags. Let's go. Let's go. We'll help you. We schedule a flight. Come on. Grab your stuff. >> Get your bag so you can walk. >> Yeah. Grab the suitcase or grab it. >> Let's go to the >> No, we're missing. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I'll be suing today. >> I'll be suing cuz I miss my butt. So, I'll be suing today. >> Yeah, you could deal with spirit. >> Shut up. >> Be nice to who? >> The mother that took my Oh, hell no. >> Because I will his foreheaded ass. Okay, we can make a situation. >> Y'all must not know who my mama is and her this this gohead. Okay, let's go. >> Their job. Their job. Their job. So much stuff we're missing. Anything inside? Okay. Come on. Where are we going? >> Hold on a second. She's going to try to have you reboot. >> Flags already paid for. >> I know. They trying to get you reboot for another flight. Not >> I don't care. You let my stuff go missing. And when I tried to make it go, I wasn't even there. >> Pause. When I tried to complain about my stuff going missing, you ignored it. >> Put the stuff on myself and tell me. Oh, yeah. There's nothing we can do about it. My stuff went missing. My stuff went missing. My stuff went missing. I don't know. >> All right, listen. >> Okay, just shut up. >> Yeah. I'm going to take super. >> So, where were you flying from? >> So, when I'm getting out, she >> she looks like she intoxicated. So, she whatever she left her luggage. >> Yeah. I think she must have she must have left it wherever she went to the bathroom. Then she was accusing a spirit airline of stealing stuff. >> Which one? The two ladies that were that was at the gate. >> No, she said she was gone. >> She The lady was gone. >> Wait, >> when? See what the next available flight is. It's probably going to be tomorrow. >> Tomorrow. >> Oh my god. boy [ __ ] >> I hope she's cancelling it. >> They are rebooking our flight till tomorrow. They lost my and then they're rebooking my flight until tomorrow. So which means I have to spend the night in Chicago, Corey. I have to spend the night in Chicago. >> I have to spend the night in Chicago. >> They could understand her frustration after being told her flight had been moved and decided to approach the situation [music] with caution and a little kindness. She was an adult and had two choices. Behave herself and allow the cops to [music] help her in ways that they could or be a brat [snorts] and go to jail. The choice was hers and hers alone. for me. >> I did fly out of here. >> What I told you? I'm not talking to you. >> I >> listen. >> Did not. >> All right. >> Pause. >> Listen. You going to calm down or am I going to have to >> ask Let me ask you a question. >> Are you going to calm down? Let him help you or am I? >> He just told me how he was going to help you. >> Okay. >> He told me he was going to fly me out tomorrow. I am far from you. >> Listen, I don't work for the airlines, so I I don't have no say in that. That's something you're going to have to do. >> Oh, you stupid. >> Are you changing it or are you refunding it? >> Um, you mean to tell me? I just tell >> I don't I don't work for the airline, so >> Okay, so get out of my face if you work for the airline. So, the next available one I can put her on is 7 a.m. >> If she can collect herself and deliver her at I don't mind. >> You going to calm yourself down or leave the >> Don't worry about it. >> Okay. Grab this. Let's go. I ain't >> scaring nobody. >> Yeah. Okay. ticket. >> All right, here's >> Listen, it's going to turn next. >> So, the next flight to Chicago is at 7:00 a.m. >> 7 a.m. tomorrow. No. >> Take your jacket off. >> You see, you just it up. >> Drop your phone. Drop your phone. >> Just so you know, this deputy Casillo, she's under arrest. She tried to plow right through one of the officers. So, she's probably going to get charged with battery on the police. >> Stop this. Relax. >> Got it. Make me. >> Make me. >> You're my >> stole my Keep walk. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Oh no. My arm. My arm. Relax. >> My arm. I just in my arm. Hey, let her father down. Come down. >> Stay right there. >> Stand right here. >> You're not being mean to you. >> I am. [screaming] >> Hey, >> stop. >> All right. Let me go my show. Don't worry about your [screaming] >> Let me go. >> You trying to kick me? You're not too hurt. How you >> I'm calling my brother the lawyer. Stop. >> Tell our bad guy. >> All right. She's going to pop you down. [screaming] [crying] Stop kicking. >> I can't breathe. >> Yes, you can. >> I can't breathe. >> Yes, you can. >> You want to stop kicking? >> No. My >> Stop kicking people. You're not >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Let me go. What we got? We good? >> Yeah, she still got a hook, but she's good. >> All right, let me start the vehicle. Hold on. Inside the police vehicle, she had time to sober up. And when she was much calmer, the officers decided to talk to her again about what had happened. However, nothing was about to prepare them for the dramatic change in her attitude that they were about to witness. >> That originally I asked her when I came from the bar that's right next to my terminal. I asked her to walk me to the bathroom. She had a spirit airline uniform. I asked her to walk me to the bathroom. She hid me. Okay? Please just listen to me. I have never been in trouble and I'm sorry for kicking you, but my stuff was missing. >> You didn't get in trouble for kicking me. You got in trouble for pushing him out of the way. >> Okay, now take him over here. >> I Okay, I'll stay inside. Listen to me. >> Were you drinking something today or >> she had a few drinks? >> Oh, you had a few drinks. >> My Listen, if you grab my phone, you will see my flight had a layover. My flight was delayed. I landed at like 12 something. My flight Can you please stop shouting that in my face? I cannot even see. My flight was supposed to take off at like 410. >> Okay. >> And it got delayed to like 5:30 and some guy some guy that was sitting next to me at the airport, he was buying me drinks. And you can ask the bartender. >> How old are you? >> I'm 23. >> You can you can grab my ID. I'm legalized to drink. I'm legalized to fly. I have never been in trouble, but my stuff went missing. >> Yeah, but then you found your stuff. >> Listen. >> And And you know where your stuff was? At the gate you were sitting. Cuz you were not flying at a G5. You >> I was flying at a G3. >> At a G3. And that's where they find your thing. Cuz you left it there. >> Listen. Please just listen to me. My stuff was not at G3. >> That's where they found it. >> And I know that's where they found it, but the lady that was walking me to the bathroom, the lady with the African accent, she was not from G3. She had a Spirit Airline uniform. She had the Spirit Airline logo right above her, right? Like right here. I can't point to it. >> But you know that's not why you're in trouble. You're in trouble because you were causing a disturbance and because you plowed right through it and I'm sorry you hit him. >> I did not mean to plow right through you. But you were sitting there talking to me as if I was not worth anything. I was sitting there trying to tell you that some lady with an African accent. This happened by the by the counter when you were standing up and the and the spirit supervisor was telling >> you me too deep. >> I think we're done so Jordan. I'm going to be the one taking you over and transporting. Okay. I'm going to do what I can to help you. You got to help me out as well. Okay. >> Okay. >> You're going to cooperate with me so we can work things out. >> I'll do my best. Okay. I'm going to bring my car over and we'll switch out real quick. George, please stop. >> And I will hear you out. I'm going to close the door for a second. I'm going to get my car and then I'm going to hear you out. Okay. >> Just when she realized that she had failed at trying to talk her way out of jail and that she would face the consequences of her actions. Regardless, she decided to put an end to the sentimental show that she had pulled up earlier and show the cops just how bratty she could get. >> Ready? Jordan, can you help? >> Am I supposed to get off a car with these on? Yeah, there's nobody here. So, at least it's not going to be taken at all. >> Definitely going to run away. >> Where are my assistants going? >> We're going to go this way. >> Now, here. Hold on. >> Right here. >> You ever been arrested for? >> Oh god. >> Yes. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Like once. >> Is it like this? >> Once. >> Barely. >> Like what? >> And you're telling me I belong with these people? >> You don't. I want to get you out of here. Okay. How did you go get me out of here? You're out to me. We're >> going to cooperate and then we'll get you out of here as fast as possible. >> Cooperate. What? >> The deal guys. Okay. What's the process? >> Look like they voted for Trump. What the you me to do? >> I told Jordan get the paperwork turned in. >> That man was talking to >> I know that's why you don't belong here. Okay. >> I don't belong here. What the >> I believe you. >> No, I'll sign whatever you want me to sign. I'll pay whatever you want me to pay. Give me the Get out of here. >> You're going to be protected. You're not going to be with the guy. Okay. >> All right. Turn around. >> Hell, I just spent people. What do you think I'm going to do? Run away? >> I hope not. >> Jesus. >> Yeah, cuz I definitely want to run away from you guys. A >> Yeah, it's not. It's not there anymore. Now you can fix your hair and you go. >> So, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. I don't want you to tell me it's not that bad. >> No, I'm saying it's not in your hair. Your hair fix your hair now. Step back a little bit to the gate so you're not near him. We're going to get you some slice. I got some stuff. >> I don't give a damn about no goddamn >> slides. I got to get that number. >> I will. Let me get this. >> Chill. Rocky. >> Ew. Are those prison slides? >> You expect me to wear prison slides? >> Worn these before? >> We're not that. >> What do you think this is? Orange is the new black. >> Orange is the new black. What does that mean? Were they orange when you wore them the first time? >> No, it's a TV show. >> Oh, I don't watch. >> Like, oh my god. >> You watch that stuff? >> You need to get a life. >> You watch that stuff, Jordan? >> Come on. Yeah, because I don't spend time in prison, so I'd like to learn about prison through TV shows. >> Let me see this. >> No, >> this is your property. We're going to sign here for you. >> Oh, and I'm going to read it. >> Texting. >> Uh, one of the deputies that's going to be inventorying. >> The deputy did not arrest me. >> No, he's >> tell him he can go suck a fat. >> Don't say it. We're still on camera. You don't want to be doing any of that. >> Go suck a fat. First of all, y'all have me your prison shoes. Does it look like I wear prison shoes? >> Better than being >> Wait, pause. Do me a favor. Look at me. Look at me. Turn this way. I don't wear prison shoes. Somebody come save me. >> Are you going to sign it or not? >> When will I be free from here? >> Look at here. That's another one. >> Nice. >> Why is this pen so heavy? What is this? >> Heavy. I know. Fine. >> When will I be freed from here? As soon as you just start cooperating, stop yelling so much and they can just get going, right? They're yelling a lot. You don't want to be here with them so much. >> Okay, but can I ask you a question? >> Fine, fine. Fine. Where? Where? Where? >> Says signature. It's not awful. >> You You expect me to sign like this? >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> He's gone. >> See, he's even concerned about me. You're yelling a lot. >> The gate for me. After all was said and done, she got booked into jail on the charges of battery on an LEO and disorderly intoxication. Jordan was definitely an entitled brat, but she [music] is nothing compared to this woman who thought she was running the show when she mouththed off at cops because her brother was a police officer and her uncle a lawyer. >> It's not resisting. It's not resisting. >> Stop. Stop. She's She's fighting. Stop. Stop. Let go. a brother who's a police officer and I have an uncle who's a lawyer. You're about to you're about to face some real serious consequences. I'm going to say that. >> Stop. >> I'm going to tell you right now, you were not running the show. >> I don't care. >> Stop fighting. >> But you're not going to hurt me. >> On June the 11th, 2025, officers on patrol initiated a traffic stop after a driver sped erratically through a red light. At first, they approached her with the intention of issuing only a warning. But during the questioning, they uncovered a disturbing detail inside the car that would turn a routine stop into a much more serious situation. >> What are you doing? >> Hi. What are you doing? >> What are you covering up? >> I'm not covering anything up. >> You literally just threw everything down onto the floorboard. >> I was grabbing my bag for my license. >> You were literally throwing [music] >> I'm parking here because I work here. >> She tried covering something up on the floorboard. >> You know why I'm You know why I'm pulling you over? >> Sienna, >> you know why I'm pulling you over? >> Why? You're going to give me attitude right now like you're annoying because you went right through the red light in front of us outside Orange and Okay. What is working here driving >> through a red light on Orange and Washington? >> I'm late from break and I'm sorry >> you're late from break. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> What are you working >> here? >> Ma'am, do me a favor. Put your car in park. >> Yeah, it's >> I can't because I pulled over cuz I saw you behind me. >> Put your car in park. >> Yeah. There's a bottle in there. You want to talk to me? So, what do you do for work? What I do for work? >> Uhhuh. >> Sales vacation. >> Sales. Vacation. >> Vacation. Sales. >> Okay. So, there's a open bottle of tequila in the car. How many How many ma'am? I'm not arguing with you. I'm talking. That's like ma'am. Ma'am, let's talk. >> How many drinks do you have today? >> None. >> Okay. Why is there open bottle of tequila in the car? >> There's not. >> Why did you blow by that red light? >> I didn't blow by red light. >> Okay, you did. Do me a favor. Put your phone up there. >> Don't hang up. >> I'm not going to hang up. >> Ma'am, just take your phone out right now. You You're detained for a traffic stop. Okay. >> Do me a favor. >> I'm already parked. >> Ma'am, do me a favor. Step out of the car for me. >> I'm going to bring my car. >> No, you're not. Ma'am, please step out of the car. Ma'am, >> you can't take my car. >> All right. Don't resist. You're going to You're going to go to jail. >> It's not resisting. It's not resisting. >> Stop. She's She's fighting. >> Stop. Stop. Let go. Do it now. I said let go. I said let You're pulling You're pulling your arm back. >> You weak of liquor right now. >> Whoa. >> What is going on? Sienna, make sure you stay on the phone, please. >> I wonder if she's involved in 73, too. >> 73. What is that? >> We're not talking to you. >> Yes, you are. >> We're talking to each other. >> Sienna, >> what's on the back? >> Where's my phone? >> It's up here. What is going on with you today? >> Sienna, >> she's over there. >> What is going on with you, >> Sienna? >> You do not need to be here. I'm hanging up with you. >> No, do not hang on my phone. That's illegal. >> Ma'am, this is not illegal. >> Her brother is a police officer. >> Okay. Well, guess what? You're looking at two police. All right, that's >> I'm doing her a favor because if she comes here to this location and obstructs this investigation, she goes to jail. So, I'm doing her a she's literally looking for your location right now. No ma'am not. >> Ma'am, >> you've been extremely uncooperative at this point. >> I'm I'm cooperative. What What do you guys need from me? >> You weak of alcohol. >> What do you guys need from me? >> I'm trying to talk to you. Stop talking over me. Answer my question. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> How many drinks do you have? Because you wreak of alcohol. >> I have not had any drinks. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> Okay. >> So, if I do some exercises, are you willing to do some exercises? >> Is that legal? >> You don't have to do them. >> Okay, let's do it. >> Do you want to do them? If I take you out of these handcuffs, are you going to cooperate? >> Yes, sir. >> I promise you. >> If you if you act up, you will get a charge of additional charges. Do you understand that? >> Yes. I will not act up. >> You're I'm out with you, right? >> Yeah. I said 18. Uh check if they have 18 or 19. >> I work here. >> Where do you work? >> 19. >> This is Hilton. You might not see it on the building, but this is Hilton vacation sales. >> Okay. >> How many drinks do you have today? >> None. >> Come over. >> Turn off your front lights. >> Should I take them off? If you would like to take them off, you have that opportunity to take them off. >> Why did you urinate yourself? >> Why? What's that? >> I sat in juice. >> You know, you can't pull over somebody who's parked. >> Ma'am, I don't understand. I don't know what you know, but I You committed a traffic violation at Orange in Washington. >> But you can't pull over somebody who's parked. >> Who said that? >> You can't. >> Ma'am, >> I know that. >> Okay, ma'am. So, are you going to quit? Uh, >> yes, I am. But I'm telling you right now, you cannot pull over. >> That's going to be your argument once we're done with this. But as of right now, you are detained. >> Can you put your feet together, hands onto your side? >> Although she insisted she hadn't a drop of alcohol, the sobriety test told a different story. The result was undeniable, and she [music] was going to be taught a harsh lesson, one she invited when she chose to make a mockery of the officers with a blatant lie. >> Now, you're additionally getting charged with DUI. Okay, >> so you went inside my car? >> Yes, we will. >> We did. >> Without permission? >> With probable cause. Get in the car >> without permission >> with with probable cause. >> I need my phone. >> You'll get that. >> You have anything on? >> I need my phone. >> It's going to come with you. Get in the car. >> I need my phone. >> You're going to get another charge. Get in the car. Do it now. >> What's the other charge? >> You already have a resist right now. Get another one. >> We're giving you the lawful water. >> My phone has your car. Your phone will go with Your phone will go with you, >> but it's not coming with you in the back of the car. It's going to come up front and then it's going to go to you with into jail. >> So, can you please get that? >> Watch your feet. Watch your toes. >> You also don't have a valid license, ma'am. What's my behavior, match? >> Ma'am, you don't have a valid license. >> What's my behavior, match? >> Well, look at yourself. >> I've been cooperating with you this whole time. >> So, what is it? >> You haven't told me the reason I'm arrested. You haven't told me. >> I told you you're under arrest for DUI. >> What? How? How am I arrested for a DUI? How? >> I'm not drunk. I haven't endangered anything. >> Oh, you know what? Um, >> so how am I arrested for a DUI? >> Johnson probably has an alloc or an >> I'm telling you right now I have a a brother who's a police officer and I have an uncle who's a lawyer. >> So how am I arrested for a DUI? >> You're about to you're about to face some real serious consequences. I'm going to tell you that right now. >> Okay, now >> I'm going to tell you that now. And you know what? I hope this is worth your job. That's all I'm going to say. I hope this is worth your job and the rest of your career cuz you guys have not dignified that I'm arrested for DUI. I have not been proved drunk. I have not been proved anything. You guys >> Johnson's here. Johnson's here. >> Oh, Johnson's here already. Awesome. Uh, I just need >> Let's go because I can't you guys behind bars. Let's go. I'm so excited for this. You're not going to ever be able to work for anything governmentwide. I'm going to tell you that right now. Um, >> can we start moving so I can get her to the US? I >> have another call here. I don't get >> All right, ma'am. How are you now? I'm just going to search you. Okay. >> Search me? >> Yes. >> What do you have to search me for? >> Cuz you're going to jail. >> So, don't they search me when I get there? >> No, we search you before policy. So, we have to search you now. Who goes there? >> All right. >> Does that make you feel tough? >> Not really. >> I wouldn't talk back if I were you, ma'am. Stay in here. Watch the car. Wind your stance. Go on your stance. There you go. Anything on you is going to hurt stab me. Anything in your bra? >> Nope. >> Cool. Cool. >> You got to stand still. Can you do that? >> You have me off a curb. You know, I actually have footed off. >> There's only a sentiment from the curb. >> Widen your stance. Wider. >> What else? Wider. What else do you want? Wider. >> It can't go wider. >> She can't. I probably can't. >> Try. >> There you go. >> Is that good enough? >> I don't know. you last centime. [clears throat] >> Hey, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> This thing's about >> Oh, wa. Yeah. >> Here. Just take it out. >> I'm already going to do >> here. Just take it out. >> They already had me for a thing as well. So, >> yeah. So, you >> did not do that. Stop moving your hand or you're going to get to the ground. Are you going to break my finger? >> If you make it so Are you going to break it? >> Not our fault. >> Are you going to break me? You >> good? >> Yeah. >> Make sure that you're searching me to go to jail. We're there already. Don't push me. I'm not pulling away from you. Stop. >> Don't I'm not pulling away from you. Don't push me. >> Got it. >> HELLO. [screaming] HELP. >> GO AHEAD. YEAH, we're good. Someone >> I'm being resisted. Um I'm being arrested unlawfully. >> Hold her like this. >> Record this if you can. Record this if you can. >> We're recording right now. >> No, they're recording as well. >> Okay, perfect. >> Are you going to arrest them, too? >> Cuz you guys hung up my phone. >> Only you're going to jail. >> You guys hung up my phone. >> Okay. >> You don't have a right to hang up my phone. >> You don't have a right to do that. >> Sure do. >> Oh my god, I feel violated. >> I'm searching your phone. >> Help me. Can you put me on 19? >> I will protect myself if you want to continue to do this. >> You're in charge of resisting. And she slipped one of the cups already. >> While the officers were doing everything they could to get her to jail in one piece. She seemed determined to make the process as difficult [music] as dragging a mule uphill. >> Just keep an eye on it. >> Rosar's being transported. Uh, let's put her in Rosario's car. >> This is not the right way to hold somebody. This is not the right way to hold somebody. >> Stop. Stop resisting them. >> Not the right way. Not the right way or you're going to get the right resisting. >> You're going to break my arm. Stop. >> You are going to break it yourself by dropping like that. You are going to self-inflict your injury when you drop all your weight to the ground purposefully trying to make it difficult for us to walk. >> Improper. >> Get your arm. Come on. >> Get your arm from under. >> Go get your They're holding me wrong. >> Okay. Are you >> They're going to break my arm. They don't know what conditions I have. >> Are you going to come? >> They don't know what conditions I have. >> Stop resisting. >> Tell them to get from under me. >> This dumb here is holding me from under my elbow >> because of the way you're acting. Yeah, she's >> I'm not acting. I have not physically arrested anybody. >> You keep dropping your way trying to get outside of our >> She's holding me wrong. She's going to break my shoulder. >> She's going to break my shoulder. >> You chose to fight. Yes, she did. Resisting shoulder like that. >> You've been resisting every >> Let go of my shoulder like that. And now you're pushing me against the car. >> I am. >> Now you're pushing me against the car. Stop doing that. >> Stop. >> I'm going to tell you right now, you were not running the show. Okay. >> I don't care. >> Stop fighting. >> But you're not going to hurt me. >> The more YOU FIGHT BACK. >> YOU'RE HERE TO help people. >> I'm trying to help you. >> You're not helping me. >> I'm trying to help you. >> You're letting her do this to me. >> Get in the car. >> She's actually Cuban. >> She's Cuban. >> She was eventually booked into jail on multiple counts of failure to stop at a red light. DUI. resisting arrest, invalid driver's license, and battery on LEO. The next case takes us to Florida when an 18-year-old went bizarre on cops after causing serious [music] property damage and tried to manipulate her way out of it. >> I started trying to hit him with it. Then that's when I started hitting his window. The front windshield smashed. >> He was about to go crazy. >> I want to die for her >> because of the damage to the vehicle and the glass. >> Y'ALLING LYING. >> LISTEN TO ME, >> BRO. MOVE, BRO. I don't want to talk to you, bro. >> Okay. >> On December the 30th, 2022, dispatch [music] responded to a parking lot following a vandalism report. When officers arrived, they quickly started to question a woman who matched the caller's description, hoping to unravel the situation. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Why are you smashing stuff? >> He sm He smashed me. I'm going to wait for my friend to pick me up. It's nothing. It's >> okay. Well, let's figure out what's going on. So what? You got in an argument with >> I got an argument. That's it. But my friend is coming to get me right now. Right, Tori? >> Okay. Well, let's figure out what's going on before we >> Okay. >> Who we have an argument with? >> I got an argument with my friend. >> Who is your friend? >> His name DJ. That's my hand is so bloody because I got an argument with him. >> Okay. Why is your hand bloody? >> Because I I was hitting him and he was beating me up. >> Okay. Where'd he go? >> I don't know where he went. I don't care where he went. I don't care. He I'm not pressing charges or anything like that. >> How do you How do you know him? Is he just a friend or are you guys in a relationship? >> We talking. We're not in a relationship. We talking. >> Not in a relationship. >> Okay. >> And okay. It's not broken or nothing. >> No, I'm okay. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> I have my ID on it. >> I don't think I have it on me though. But if you want to see my ID, you can look me up. I just got arrested 3 weeks ago. You can look my ID up >> for what? >> No, because the mother called the police on me. >> He did. Somebody else did it. >> Okay, but Okay, but I'm just I'ming >> So you and DJ were arguing. You saying he he punched you or what? >> He beat my ass. You You see my ass? He punched my ass. He beat my mother ass. I swear to God, I'mma beat his mother and I got mothers. >> Where did this happen at? >> Right here. >> Right here. mother. That's why. Okay. I swear to God. Oh. Oh my god. My friend come to get me. >> Where is you go, bro? >> Yes. You took my ear. >> No. You took my ear, Tori. >> All right. Can you tell me what happened? >> Can you pull all the way to the back? Tori, come on. You getting wet, Tori. I'm trying to leave. I've been trying to tell you that. >> You can't wait. Tori, come on. Every time I always get in trouble. Come on, ma'am. Damn. >> Ma'am, >> I'm not talking to you. I'm okay. >> You're not leaving. Okay. And talking. >> I know that. I know that, but I'm talking to my friend. >> So, tell me what happened. >> Your friend's on their way. So just tell me what's going on, >> bro. >> If you'll tell me what happened, then we can move on. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Hurry up. Yelling at her ain't going to get her an issue in reality. I'm just saying because I want to leave. >> Okay, that's fine. But you got to tell me what's going on. >> Okay. Okay. He got mad because uh I was going to I had my friend come get me. >> Okay. >> That's it. And this this friend that I'm talking to right now, that's the friend that was going to come get me. Okay. >> Okay. Boom. So, he got mad or whatever like that. So, he started trying to like, you know, come come toward me like he was in front of me. So, you know, like the little like the little banners that like show advertisement. >> Don't worry. It wasn't my friend. >> You must you must be my friend, but you're not listening. >> I My dispatcher was talking to me. >> Okay. So, you know the little dis manners that like supposed to show advertisement? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, the little dis maners that was supposed to show advertisement, I pulled them out because he was trying to swingle me. So, I was not going to swingle him, but Yes. Okay. >> He was going to twinkle me or whatever like that. >> Y come here together. >> Yes. That's a thing. We came here together. >> Okay. >> We was running the phone in the dirt bike together. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, we was trying to follow the dirt bike together. I told him that like he he not he not the type of dude that understand like okay if you tell him something he going to like just go well with it. He feel like he respected man. He feel like everything a a woman supposed to do supposed to like believes him. Okay, so boo. I'm not on that type of I'm not mother do that. >> As she was recounting her version of events, she knew it had to sound convincing. She just needed to figure out how to stage an erratic [music] performance with more smoke and mirrors than truth and leave the officers chasing shadows rather than finding clarity. >> So cool. We cool and all that. So boom, >> I walked outside and I'm ready to go home. >> Mhm. I'm ready to go home. So I told him I'm ready to go home. He mother So he motherucking act like he supposed to he if you me one more time. He if you strugg with me one mother time. Okay. All right. >> Yes. >> All right. Where are you? I'm right here talking to the police. Groover. >> Okay. But Groover he talking to me. Okay sis. >> Okay. right now. >> All right. Right now. Okay. >> All right. So, you guys fighting? >> Okay. We was fighting. I pulled the little like the disbanders, the advertisement. I pulled him out the thing or whatever because he was going to hit me. So, I didn't want to hit him. I never wanted to hit him. >> What do you mean you're pulling him out? >> Because he was he started swinging on me. He started like like he want to swing on me. >> So, how did you grab a hold of him if he was swinging on me? >> Because they was in the dirt. Like like if I show you over there, I can show you the things that you could pull out from the dirt. They're like advertisement like you know like a little banner. >> I thought you meant you were pulling on DJ. >> No, >> you're pulling on the banner thing to like protect yourself. >> No, no, no, no. I was putting on the little banner thing to protect myself because he was going to tug on me and he is a dude and I didn't want to me. >> I didn't think that he was going to like really like put his on me. But he p his on me. That's how my finger start doing this because he he swung me to the point I hit the ground. >> Okay. So when he when he swung on me when he swallowing me >> Mhm. >> I start trying to hit him with it. Then that's when I start hitting his window because he was trying to hit me with it. >> Of his car or something? >> Huh? >> Of his car? >> No. Of the the office. >> Okay. >> But I'm not. >> But I was just trying to hit because I was trying to do my stuff because he punched me in my face. >> Okay. >> And I fell against the guy. That's why my fingers are so bloody. >> Okay. Because he he pushed me against the ground. That's when I called y'all. Because I told my friend to call y'all. >> Yes. >> We didn't get a call from you. >> Oh, no. My friend and me. Yes, you did get a call from me. He didn't get a call from you. I got you CALL >> I BEEN CALLING WAY EARLIER. WHAT DO YOU MEAN? >> Don't look at me. I don't >> I swear to God. I've been calling way earlier. What the Like he beat my mother. Like >> Okay. Well, I'm just telling you I I didn't get a call. >> Okay. But I'm letting you know right now that I was not trying to call the police because I was not trying to GET ANYBODY INVOLVED. BUT what >> did you call or not? >> I did. Me and my friend. That's my friend on hallway right now. >> You want to go find wherever the complaining is? >> Yeah. >> I don't care where the complaint is. He beat my but he punched me. He beat my the first person that threw a lick. I don't give a what happened. >> Okay. Well, you're not making any sense. You're all over the place. I'm not all over the place, but I just told you he is here before me and that's why I put the [ __ ] advertised out and I was going to swing on him and that's when he left. >> You see, he not here right now. >> Okay. I don't know. I didn't go back there. >> Okay. Well, you just going right back here. >> I'm talking to you right now. >> He not going He not back there. >> Did he leave his car? >> He left after he smoking when he left. >> Stop screaming at me >> because I'm just trying to get you to understand. Well, it's harder for me to understand when you're young if you're talking in a regular voice. >> Okay, whatever. Okay, >> I figure out what's going on. >> Okay, I just want my friend to come there. I just I don't care. >> So, >> look at my hands. Look at everything. >> How did your hand get like that from falling? >> Because I can't punch the out of you. >> Okay. I'm just trying to get you to understand, bro. >> You screaming ain't going to help me understand. Come back. >> Hurry up, bro. Hurry up. >> Can you come back? Hey, this should like I did something to he was on the phone. >> Somebody look at listen to me. Whoever DJ is, he didn't call. Of course. >> Okay, I don't care. But he says, "I don't care." >> Do you want to report this? >> I don't want to report. I'm just saying if they reported it, I'mma let you know what happened. Okay. So, we got to do a report on it. So, I'm trying to figure out your side of the story. >> Tori, where are you? >> Tori said she's 5 minutes away and she's almost here. So, >> somehow the officers saw through her smoke screen, pretending to be distraught in hopes of evading further questioning. But what she never saw coming was the way that they were about to handle [music] the situation. >> Oh my god. >> Quit yelling at her. She didn't do nothing on her. >> I know she not did nothing, but I'm just saying just my hands are so bloody. Both my hands is bloody. Because he peed the [ __ ] out of me before y'all came here. He left. That's the thing. That's the thing y'all failed to realize. He p the [ __ ] out of me. >> What are you talk? What do you mean I failed to realize it? >> Okay. Because you was not here. That's what I'm saying. To failed to realize because you was not here. >> I realized it cuz you told me. I didn't. >> You not realiz because you not believe you. >> Yeah. I didn't believe you. >> Okay. But that's how you make it seem like you don't believe me. And I'm letting you know right now what happened. I'm not trying to be on no anything. I'm let you know what what happened. >> Okay. And I'm listening. >> Okay. You say that I'm punch the mother windows and know that he beat my mother ass before y'all mother got here. That's why he gone right now because he beat my mother before y'all got here. And Tori was on the phone with me. Why he beat my mother? My friend going to pull up here and she going to tell y'all when the happened. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. And she going to pull up. >> Okay. >> Okay. Was Tori here when it happened or is she on the phone? >> I hate you, Tori. >> Okay, I know. I know she's coming. >> She's coming right now. She going to let you know right now. >> She was on the phone with you. >> She was on the phone right now while I got my whoop. That's why my hands all bloody everything. Look, I p his friends right there while we was on his phone in dirt bike. He got the fridge back there, too. >> Where did he punch you at? >> He punched me RIGHT IN MY FACE. WHAT DO YOU MEAN? >> What do you mean? What do I mean? Stop. >> Stop asking a question because you calling me because at day I'm trying to I'm trying to make some sense here. Okay. Okay, then take a deep breath. >> No, I'm not going to take a deep breath because why would he Bro, hold on. >> Every time. It's just every time. Like literally every time, bro. >> Every time. What? >> Every time. I just got locked up two weeks ago. >> Okay. >> Every time. Like every time. The bull. Every time. The bull. >> Don't hang out with him anymore. >> I don't hang out with him. This is my mother third fourth time hanging out with him. Well, he would be late because he got mad at something I said to him. Like I told him, I was I was ready to go home. >> Okay. So, he got mad at something you were saying to him and he pushed you to the ground. >> Is that correct? >> He'd be mad. Tori, get out the car, please. >> All right. So, >> this is my friend right here. >> That's not okay. But calm down. >> I am calm. I'm just >> What happened? He beat my mother. I was on the phone. I heard all the freaking junk going on. I did hear everything that was going on. I did. And he just got in the car and he left her and it never >> Exactly. He beat my and he left me. That's why I'm trying to get him understand like they trying to make it seem like I I did both out his window. So I did. But the thing is he beat my mother. That's the thing. He just he dragged my He beat my before he left. That's the thing. Did you call your mama? I call mama, but I called you because mama could call you. That's the thing. Like, bro, whatever, bro. >> What's going on, sir? I >> She's kind of all over the place. I'm trying to figure it out. >> Because I'm sitting by myself. >> So, now that Now that she's here, we can calm down. Okay. She's here to get you. So, come over here and let's start from the beginning. >> So, you and DJ are here. You're riding the dirt bikes and stuff. And then >> Okay. And then you say something he doesn't like and then he comes at you and doesn't like >> he smuggled me because I don't know why he smuggled me. He just smuggled me and he smuggled me and he hit me the hardest thing. >> Well, first of all, I heard him I heard him walk in and he said something and then they started arguing and it it just really went escalated really fast. That's really what I heard. All I know I was on cuz I was on FaceTime with her. I show you. >> You have a driver's license though? >> No, I don't have Florida ID. >> Yeah, I have Florida ID but I don't have my ID on me. You got a picture of him? >> That's fine. He's going to He's going to check it. >> Okay. So, he swings on you. He punches you in the face, >> huh? >> Ma'am, he punched you in the face. >> Yes, he punched me right in the face. He poked me in the face right now. I Bro, it's four people right now, bro. If you want to go to the garage right now, I swear to God, it's four people in there right now. >> Okay, we can do that. >> Come on, let's go. >> I want to make sure I have your story informed. I want you to go to the party right now so they can start calm down talking to this man like that. They're not going to listen to you. >> Her friend did her best to calm her down, unaware that the suspect's agitation was nothing more than a staged act to sell a convincing [music] story. But she seemed to forget that a lie is a mask and masks always slip. >> You're not listening to me. I know. I want to listen to >> I am listening to you is bro. No, because Tory eat smoke on me. That's the thing. >> Telling them that. But just tell people if he can go down there and talk to them. >> They're not going to defend me. That's the thing. That's >> ma'am. >> Okay. I don't care, bro. They're not going to defend me. That's the thing, >> ma'am. >> They're not going to defend me. >> There's sides to every story. So, I'm getting your side first. Okay. >> Okay. What? >> Are we going to talk? I just told you we rolled the phone with her. We came back here. >> Okay. >> We r the phone with her. We came back here or whatever like that. I told her I was on the phone with my friend. I told my friend, my friend was telling me that she was going to meet up with me to right here. >> So, she told me she was going to meet me or whatever like that. And then we got outside. He got mad at something. Then that's when when I pulled out the thing that like the advertisement thing like the little balloon thing or whatever like that. I pulled it out and I was going to um mother swing on him. Okay. After he punched you. >> Yes, that was when you >> you must say the part to tell him where he punched you. What the heck? >> HE PUNCHED ME IN MY FACE. That's why I already told him that. >> Freaking out. Okay. >> I already told him that. >> Okay. So, you you said something he didn't like. And he he fed something back. >> He punched me. I already said that. I That's when I pulled my beat. >> I need more than just I already told you that. >> So, you were mad cuz he punched you. So you >> Okay. He punched me to the ground. THAT'S WHY MY HAND is like this right now. >> I know. I know. >> So you take the thing and you hit his window over the office window. >> Okay. He drove by here. He not going to come back. >> Okay. Okay. Just I'm not working against you. I'm not on anybody's side. But >> I'm not trying to take anybody to jail. Okay. You can you can calm down. >> All right. So you take the advertisement thing, hit the window out, and then he left. And that was it. >> Yeah, that was it. And I was waiting for my friend to pull up on me again. >> Do you think he left? Because he didn't want to get involved. >> Because he beat my ass. That's the thing. He dragged me everything. He beat my hands is bloody. >> Okay. Do you have any marks on your face? Can I see? >> No, I don't have any marks on my face. Now that I believe I just have any marks in my hand from the concrete. >> No. >> Okay. >> What happened, sir? >> I don't know. She's a little >> upset. She smashed in the window of business. >> You bust somebody the window, girl. >> A few windows. >> No, that's her car. She got a car. >> No, he said you bust somebody the window. >> I did because he swung on me. You're right. I smoke on my hands is busted. What do you mean? >> Well, why you bust the man windows out? >> Because he swung on me. My That's a whole dog. What do you mean? >> Well, come on, bro. Come on. >> Why? >> Do you know who DJ is? No, I've never met him. >> Probably going to hang out with him. >> Yeah. >> He punched her. So, she grabbed this metal rod and started smashing. >> You said what, man? >> She told me that she grabbed a metal rod over there and started smashing all the windows to his car and then the office building. >> Um, we don't know who he is. >> Yeah, I don't know who he is either. >> Um, and then see if >> he wants press charges for the window part of it. So, it's going to get written up. It just has a like an information report until we can get further on information on who he is and >> what really happened. And there are cameras. So, >> um we should be able to get a hold of the business owner on Monday and and pull those up if need be. But, >> I don't know. She's she's >> I don't want her to have to get in trouble for it. So, she probably shouldn't hang out with her. If she goes around smashing windows, she's >> I know >> that can quickly turn into a felony. >> I know. >> Cuz windows are expensive. >> Oh, I know. >> So, I don't want to She doesn't need to be getting a felony. She just turned 18. >> Yeah. >> So, I don't know. I I talked to her and just she doesn't want to listen to me. >> When they had finished speaking with the suspect, [music] they turned their attention to her friend whose glass had been smashed. And just as he began to talk, the suspect's web of lies instantly started to come apart. Did you know about this too? >> No, man. >> Oh, so you were gone once you did this? >> I told you I was pulling because if you check my record, you said I've went to jail for stuff already in the in the domestic thing. So I know how to avoid literally just left. >> So what I did was I pulled out. She like, "Yeah, take your ass on going on." So I slid. The first thing she did was grab this plant right here. >> Okay. >> Right here when I was here. >> Okay. So I said, "Okay, now you bust that [ __ ] knowing the people going to call the police on you now." I don't give a Okay. Let me get up out of here right now then. I don't want no parts of this. >> Yeah. >> So when I left this what was all this? I put that back cuz you know it was disrespect. I was going to come clean it back up but I didn't know sheing did this [ __ ] cuz another >> This is your place. >> Yes. Okay. >> And another dispute we have really. >> Please don't do that to me, man. >> Well, if I'm going to be honest with you, I know I'm not even going to be able to. I know they going to. You feel me? Mr. Ralph, y'all know Mr. Ralph. This is it. >> We don't know him. That's who owns all this. I know Mr. Ralph. >> So, so, so here here's where we're at, though, right? >> You don't have a credit. >> Yeah. You don't We're So, here's the thing. I I cannot force you off with us. >> I can't force you. It's entirely up to you. All right. But we're at a We're at a crossroads here. You can go left, you can go right. I cannot make a decision for you. So, if you want to press charges, that's one route. Or if you don't, all I got to do is you sign a little piece of paper. And then >> also got to get within reason. >> Yeah. And then we need to talk to him. >> I got I got to call him. I ain't going to lie to you. What he did to her? What she did? >> The front windshield smashed. >> Oh my god. He is about to [ __ ] go crazy. Oh my god, boy. Oh my god, boy. He's about to go crazy, boy. >> So, where were when you left, where was she? >> She was flipping around. >> She was She was throwing them up. Throwing them on the ground right there. >> Were you the two of you get physical at all? >> Cuz boy, get here, boy. >> Was there anybody there that besides the two of you that could >> The only two They were here first. Them two were the only two that was here. >> The gentleman over there. >> Yeah, they saw her do all that. >> Yeah. See, I I Hey, cuz boy, get here, boy. To the shop, boy. She She the car, boy. >> I don't even know who the is. >> This is your business, too. >> Yes. >> You want to brush us for the business? >> Got you, bro. Who going to pay for this? I'm not paying for this. >> Okay. So, what we're going to do, I already got you guys information. I'm going to give you a case card. It's going to be for the It's going to be my name and it's going to be the report number, all right, that we're going to write. Um, obviously if you're going to go through insurance or anything like that, give them that case number as well. Okay. And then >> and the other thing we need from you is we need your estimate on what it's going to cost. >> That's all she did. >> Yeah. The front windshield. >> All that I'm aware of. I mean, I don't know. because I wouldn't let her. >> Yeah, that's what she she was tripping about acting like a little girl. >> So, since we're going to go ahead and do charges, would you guys be going to fil affidavit describing everything that happened? >> Yes. Yeah, I'm cool with that. >> Um, and >> he wasn't here. Neither one of us was here when this >> Right. But at least at least describing everything that led up to >> Okay. When you guys left, >> we told you everything. >> You were you were with him and her >> earlier my phone with her and she kept about let me ride, let me ride, you len after that we left and then you need to call me on the way back here. >> Question, last question for you then. Um, as far aside from the affidavit and I know you said the issue with the battery and the cameras and all that, >> were you able to find anything that captured any of this? >> Okay. >> All right. Let me get the affidavit for you guys. It was bad enough that she had caused serious property damage, but nothing compared to her attempt to fool the cops with a carefully crafted story. Now it was time to make her dance to the tune of her own making. >> Hello again. >> How you doing? >> Good. Do you remember me from earlier? >> Huh? >> You remember me from earlier? I was one of the deputies. Is uh here? >> Yeah. >> Hey, can we talk to you real quick? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, real quick on your back. All right. >> She put it down. One more death for her >> because of the damage to the vehicle and the glass. >> Okay, I found me first >> as a separate. >> Oh my god. >> Can you open those up, please? >> 21. Do you have a senior deputy search? dancing. >> All right, coming here. >> I'm going to go this way. Come on. >> Hey, stop. Stop. >> Stop. I SWEAR TO GOD. >> [screaming] >> PLEASE LET ME TALK to me. No, bro. Let them record it. >> Go get my phone. GO GET MY PHONE RIGHT NOW. Go get my phone. Please. >> Go get my phone. Please. Go get my phone. Get my phone. I don't care. We going to go out here right now. We going to go here right now. I don't care. Go get my phone. >> All right. Well, we're going to go to the car and then >> No. Go get my phone. >> We'll bring the phone to the car. COME ON. >> NO, cuz that arrest me for nothing. >> We will bring the phone to the car. Come on. >> Oh my god, bro. >> Y soing green, bro. I swear to God, yo. >> Come on. >> Bro, you're so green, bro. >> Listen, a deputy's going to come search you. Is there anything on you that she needs to know about? Any weapon? >> Oh, no. Oh, no. No, no, no. I'm not dumb right now. You mean >> Okay. >> I just have an arm. >> I don't care. >> Okay. All right, do me a favor now. in the car right here with the American flag. You just go ahead and face that. Okay. >> Mhm. >> My cousin Destiny, come on. Come here, bro. >> She's going to bring your phone and that'll go up to the jail with you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Y'all going to take me to jail for what? >> For criminal mischief for smashing the windows of the vehicle. And >> it is on me first. The thing is not understanding. >> Well, I will put that in the report that you said that. You don't have to go to the report because on the camera he have a ring like on his office. The [ __ ] >> Okay. >> I don't care, Mom, because they trying to run through me for nothing. Mom, he on me. I already told to the police. >> So, let's get >> Mom, can you get my phone please? Can you give me my phone? Phone's right there. >> Get it right now. So, give me my password right now so you can call him right now. >> We're not. >> We're not going to call him. >> Why not call him? But y'all said he brought charges. >> We already spoke to him. >> All right. Okay. Let's call him again. >> No, we're not. We're past that point. >> Oh my god, he's so greedy. >> He press charges on what? >> He press charges because I already he on me. >> So nothing going to be DONE ABOUT THAT. >> DJ, THAT'S THE THING. YOU put your hands on me. >> It will be documented in the report. All right. It will be sent up to a supervisor. It'll be investigated. The state was going to look at all of this, but right now she's going for all of that. >> Oh my god, that's so bro. At this point, it was beginning to dawn on her that her plan to fool the cops had boomeranged. For an entitled brat, now that the walls were closing in, facing the consequences of her actions was probably something that she could not handle. She was a brat after all and was not going to stop being one just because she was put in cuffs. >> But I just talked to the police. >> Nobody said I was getting charged or anything. So >> So that was before we spoke to them. >> Okay. Hey, but the thing is you met with him, but you ain't talked to him about him peeing his mother hands on me. >> Okay, so what the do you mean? Okay, but they he pe his hands on me. >> It don't matter. He pee his hands on me. That's the thing. >> Now he want to play charger. >> Okay, but I press charging. He his hands on me. The [ __ ] He pe his on me first. Let's go. Let's go. Let's see that ring camera. That's the thing. That's what they trying TO I DON'T CARE. >> THAT'S NOT WHAT THEY >> I DON'T CARE. I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE DAMAGE. >> SO WHY HE BEAT HIS HANDS ON ME? >> WE understand that. >> You're all right, bro. >> Hey, we're giving you the courtesy of talking to your mom. >> I'm not talking to you, bro. >> Screaming. You're going to be putting >> Oh, yeah. I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to my mama. That's the thing. Talk to me. Step away in a minute. You're going to get back to the floor. >> Mama going to stay right here. >> Talk to me. >> No, she will. >> You're not in charge here, ma'am. >> Okay. The thing is you trying to make something nasty. I'm not. >> Bro, move away. >> Just casually talk to your mother. >> I'm talking to my mom to scream. >> Just talk to me. >> It's simple. They he he done pressed charges on on the windows. >> Get my phone so you call him. >> But they say he already they done. >> Get my phone so you can call him. >> We're not doing that. >> He didn't want to answer the phone when you were calling cuz he already done had them record it to the to the police. All right. >> Oh my god. >> Call him right. No, that's a thing. You don't understand. YOU LEAVE like >> All right, we're going to go in the car. >> You stop. Give me away. >> I'm not feeling. >> Come on. Sit down. Sit down. >> Put your feet in. >> No. >> Put your feet in. >> Oh my god. >> Put your feet in. >> Put your feet in. Come on. >> Put your feet in the car. Stop making this harder than it needs to be. >> Mama says give me the car here. >> Will you please put your feet in the car? >> Mama says give in the car. She got my phone. >> We don't need to talk to him anymore. We only talk to him. But what DID HE SAY? >> EXACTLY. That's the thing. >> I'm going to ask you one more time. Please put your feet in the car. >> Oh my god. You're so crazy. You're so crazy. You >> What did he say? >> All right. So, at the end of the day, here here's the issue. Okay. So, everything that she's telling us that she told us that happened over there, we have literally zero evidence to support what she said. Zero. >> What she say is cameras and everything. I I I understand that there's nothing nothing on camera got caught that we were able to view. >> All right, so that's number one. There's nothing to support her claims. Meanwhile, I've got windows that are smashed, a car that is completely smashed in. I have eyewitnesses completely not even involved with them, like independent witnesses, right? Workers that were there who stated to me they saw her smashing the hell out of this car and throwing bricks through windows and everything by herself. She was there. They didn't see anybody else there. She meanwhile is coming up. >> She say that he had no love. >> I I understand that. But understand me being the neutral party here. Okay. >> Right. >> She has nothing to support anything. Right. Meanwhile, I have all this other evidence. And the other issue here is she keeps saying, "Oh, he he punched me in the face. He hit me, you know, 10 times, 20 times, whatever it is." Right? She had zero injuries to her face. >> But she got scratches on her hand. But that's also people dragging her. >> I understand that. But here's the issue. She had that one injury, right? There was nothing else that we saw anywhere on her body. Her clothes didn't look dragged at all. She got no injuries on the face. We looked at >> their business next door has cameras that points there. So on Monday when they come back and hope that we can get those footage. >> And when I looked at his his hands, no injuries on his hands. >> Show perfectly what happened. >> There's nothing to support what she's claiming. >> Hey, stop. Stop. >> Calm down. >> So here's the other thing. And maybe you can explain this to her. Yeah. >> If she keeps kicking here, here's what's going to happen. >> Okay. >> You're going to get another charge if you break the window. >> Explain to her that she's about to catch another charge. Yeah. >> Bro, I [ __ ] them out. YOU GREEN AS [ __ ] GET THE [ __ ] AWAY from my window. Get the away from you. YOU GOING TO GET ANOTHER CHARGE. >> SHUT UP. >> SHUT UP. DON'T TALK TO ME. >> YOU DON'T TELL ME NO. SHUT UP. >> YOU GREEN. >> I'M GREEN. I wasn't even there. >> Green. I don't care. After watching the drama that unfolded between the suspect and her mother, the officers couldn't help but wonder at her arrogance for a woman her age. But if they thought that they had seen her at her worst, they were in for a big surprise. >> Ma'am, >> ma'am, we're getting nowhere with this. So, thank you anyways. >> You got my keys? No, >> I'm getting back to you. >> You sure? Oh, >> is Ginger coming? >> I could not hear what she said. Ginger because of her screaming, but she acknowledged the transmission. I just don't know what the outcome of it was. Did you hear >> I'll ask? >> Hey, listen. >> Believe me, bro. the ma'am. [screaming] We're done. We're done. We're done. >> I don't care. >> WE'RE DONE. I'LL TAKE THE PHONE, >> BRO. If you don't GET I SWEAR TO GOD, [ __ ] >> I SWEAR TO GOD, MOM WOULD NEVER TALK TO YOU FOR THE rest of my life. I swear to God, you won't let me talk to you, >> bro. I swear to >> Listen TO ME. STOPING LYING. >> LISTEN TO ME. >> Don't move, bro. I don't WANT TO TALK TO YOU, BRO. >> OKAY, so I'm going to be real with you. If you if you keep acting the way you are, two things are going to happen. I will charge you again and you already have felony strikes against you. If you want to keep stacking them up, by all means, we'll do this so you can stop and grow up and act like an adult and stop doing that. The second thing that will happen to you taking me to jail for what? >> The second thing that will happen to you TAKING ME TO JAIL FOR WHAT? >> I ALREADY TOLD YOU criminal mischief. >> Why are you TAKING ME TO JAIL? >> IF you also listen, if you keep kicking my window, listen, let me finish. Let me finish. >> Why you taking me to jail? >> Yeah. If you let me get this, if you let me say this, I'll tell you why. Okay. >> Okay. If you keep kicking my windows, I will also strap your legs together and I will spray you in the face. >> But why are you taking me to jail? >> Because you smashed windows out. >> He beat my suck the thing, >> bro. I swear to God, you so bro. I swear to God, you a lame ass person, bro. >> So, who waiting on >> a female deputy to come search her to make sure she doesn't have any weapons or narcotics on her? >> Okay. and step up. I got to make sure you got anything on you. >> I feel like >> you step out. Go ahead and face the car. How did you end up in my shoes? >> Both of your shoes are in there. We'll get them out for you. >> The car. Why you want to press? >> I swear to God, you green, bro. I don't give a [ __ ] bro. You green. Stop. Why you even want TO PRESS? >> I DON'T CARE. YOU GREEN. YOU GREEN. You green as >> I don't care. You green, bro. All right. Stop moving. >> Can I get my Can I get my shoes? >> We'll get it for you in a second. >> Ain't nothing in my pocket. I don't care. I can look all day I want. All right. Can you see if uh transport will be one? >> There's nothing in my pockets. I just told y'all that. >> I still have Okay, y the whole thing. Ain't nothing own nothing on me. >> You green and green. You already know. I already told you everything. You green as >> I DON'T CARE. SHUT THE F UP. >> YOU GOING TO BLOW ME. I DON'T CARE. >> You're great as I MEAN AT ALL. YOU see I don't care. I don't care. >> Stop. I hate you. I don't care. Bro, I don't care. >> [ __ ] on me. [screaming] is that >> stop. >> I don't You're going to END UP >> I DON'T CARE. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP MY FACE, you dumb A MOTHER. >> I'M VERY SENSITIVE. >> You can take off the >> Yeah, crackers. They coming, >> [ __ ] Burn right, bro. >> For a moment, while searching her, the officers thought that she might finally settle down now that she's headed to jail. But she was an entitled brat [music] who cared the least about karma or the harsh lesson it was about to serve her. And for her, there was no better time to show it than on their way to jail. Stop fighting us. >> All right, sit down. >> Have a seat. Thank you. >> Stop. Stop. Can you [ __ ] kick the windows out? >> Stop. You're going to get hobbled. [screaming] >> I'll be stopping at 57 and 15. Can you send me another unit? You want to go? >> Oh my god. [screaming] [screaming] in the fall, bro. [screaming] >> All right. >> Do not kick. >> No, she's getting kick. >> Nope. She's getting hobbled. >> No, she is. Got to unlock it. >> Do not kick. All right. >> Do not kick. >> It's open. It's open. >> Stop. right now. All right. If you kick me, that's another felony. Okay. Do not kick me. >> Don't kick me. Don't kick me. [screaming] Do not kick me or you will get another felony. >> Don't Don't pull. Do not pull. >> Don't me. You got to take it apart. >> You can't. Do not kick me. Don't catch me. You can't take it apart with the clip. >> Let me go. >> STOP. STOP. >> LET ME GO. [screaming] >> NO. >> Let me go. >> LET ME GO. [screaming] >> STOP. >> STOP. Please stop. >> Let me go. >> Okay. >> Stop kicking. >> Stop kicking. All right. Just hold her leg. I got this one. >> Stop. Stop. Get him. Got it [ __ ] up now. >> Stop. Stop. >> LET ME GO. LET ME GO. >> I can't see. >> Let me stop kicking. Stop kicking. Stop kicking. >> All right. We got We got it. We got it. We got it. All right, put it on that foot. >> All right. Well, you just got yourself another charge. Congratulations. You're not getting charge of battery on THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. >> OKAY. >> ALL RIGHT. Hold her there. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Hey, listen. Calm down there. Let calm down. >> Let me let me see. That's what you going to get. >> Put your feet in. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Let me go. >> What you doing? Where you from? Yep. >> In the end, she was charged with criminal mischief, battery on an LEO, and resisting an officer without violence. She was eventually sentenced to 36 months of probation, anger management, and payment of costs with no early termination allowed. Speaking of entitled brats mocking cops, and getting instant karma, this woman got a rude awakening after parking improperly, thinking she could belittle officers with her connections. >> Who you calling? >> I need your license first. >> My attorney. >> Your attorney? Okay. Well, this is just a simple traffic stop. >> Yeah. Well, he's also my boyfriend. So, I'm going to call my friend who's the supervisor of the FBI. My father is like the president. My father My father is the president of >> On December the 23rd, 2023, police officers approached a woman for parking in a handicapped spot without the required placard. Upon asking for the vehicle papers, she decided that she was too important to go through the process and bully them into letting her go, a decision that she was bound to regret. Ma'am. >> Hi. >> Hello. Can I get your license, registration, proof insurance? >> Yeah. Uh, may I ask why? >> Why? Cuz you're parked in a handicap spot and I don't see a placard. >> Oh, but I just moved in here quickly. >> No time frame on the placard. Can I see your license, registration, proof insurance? >> Sure. >> All right. Can I see your license? >> I don't understand why. >> I told you why, ma'am. So, I'm going to need to see your license >> now, please. >> Hey, Siri. >> So, what are you stopping at the store for? >> Um, I just came in to get a pack of cigarettes. >> Just a pack of cigarettes? Yeah. >> Who are you calling? >> You need your license first? >> My attorney. your attorney. Okay. Well, this is just a simple traffic stop. >> Yeah. Well, he's also my boyfriend. >> Gotcha. Well, he's can't help you right now until I get your license, proof of insurance. That's your registration. >> Well, one thing at a time. >> I'm sorry. >> One thing at a time. >> No, I'm going to need your license and proof insurance. >> Unavailable. So, ma'am, I'm going to ask you, please. You don't have to make it harder than it has to be. Did I do something wrong? >> Yeah, you parked in a handicap spot without a placer. Can I just get your license, please? >> Is there a problem? >> Yeah, there is. I'm pulling over traffic stop for not having the placard. So, can I get your license and proof of insurance? You haven't given me that yet. Ma'am, I'm going to need your license. >> Okay. >> I have all of the above. >> Perfect. then why don't you provide for me? >> She chose to act dumb and still resisted handing over her documents. The officers remained firm and at this point she was beginning to test their patience. >> Ma'am, can I just please get your license? >> You're making it a little harder than it has to be and I don't want to do that. So, >> okay, ma'am. Can you do me [ __ ] out of the car? Well, >> ma'am, hold a minute. Cool. Now, be reasonable. >> You are licensed Florida. You have a licensed Florida driver's license. >> Okay. You need to cooperate with the police right now. Mhm. Could you could you hand over your license to him, please? >> I'm going to call my friend. >> Ma'am, I need your license. I need your license. >> Yeah, I think we've already done that. And so >> So, can you >> What is What? What is >> I need your license before I can tell you what's going to go on from here. I I need your license. >> Oh my gosh. >> Okay. And I know they explain this to her. Just reexplain to her where she's parked in a handicap park. >> Yeah. You don't have >> Oh, so this is like how this >> Yeah, you're parked in a handicap parking space and you don't have a placard. So >> So that's violation. >> Yes, that's that's violation. $250 fine. >> That's why you need a license, registration, insurance. >> Yes. And I need your license, registration, and insurance. Ma'am, >> thank you for that information, but I'm going to hold on for one second. I don't know why you guys >> that can come in for a pass now. We'll get them started. >> The interaction became intense [music] as she escalated the situation by posing a threat to the cops. But one thing was for sure, it was only a matter of time before the cops dealt with her. >> So, I'm going to call my friend who's the supervisor of the FBI. That's fine. I'm going to call my friend. You can call who you want to call right now. Listen to me. Give me this. Give me this. Give it to Give it to me. I can. Yes, I I can. I can, ma'am. Because >> Yes, I can. CUZ YOU GOT TO PAY for what you're doing. Okay. >> This is not,000% not allowed. >> Here's 100,000%. You need to cooperate with the police when you commit a violation. So, listen. You don't get to call your FBI friend. You get to listen to us. >> Oh my god. >> Do you have your license, registration, and insurance? I need it right now. >> Yes. Let hand it over, please. Please, ma'am. This is a traffic stop. >> Take my phone back. >> Okay. >> Again. >> Are you If you don't give me your license, >> what did I do? >> You You're parked in handicap. Look straight ahead. >> This is for a handicap. >> Look straight ahead, ma'am. Trust your own Trust your >> This is for a handicap. >> Handicap. >> Trust your own eyes. First of all, look at the violation. Look straight ahead. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa. You You can close. >> Close the door. Close the door. >> Ma'am, listen. Could you listen to me? >> What is going on right here? >> Look straight ahead right there. What does that say? >> And so this is so everything that's going on right here in this neighborhood. Yeah. >> In this neighborhood, this is this is this is really the most necessary thing. >> Yes. Could you look? >> Hey, Siri, call mom. >> Here's what I'm going to ask you one time. >> Hey Siri, mom. I need your license registr. I got the registration. Need your proof of insurance. Could you hand that over, please? >> Yes. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Right here. >> Thank you so much. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Thank you very much for this, man. Now, can I have your license, please? >> H51. >> No, you didn't give us anything. You've been arguing with us. >> Now, I do appreciate the cooperation. We didn't have to get off on this rocky start. We We'll definitely talk. >> Why is this is really This is the most appropriate thing. >> Thank you so much. Now, >> why is why why is this happening? >> Okay, you can try talking to it again. >> Surprisingly, the intoxicated brat was not ready to take responsibility for her own actions. >> So, why is this happening? Yes. So, why is this why is this happening out of all the things that happened in this neighborhood? >> Why? >> Look right at that sign. And this why it's happening. >> That's why we're here. >> Oh, >> if you look just remind yourself >> this is ne I'll let you take go and take you go right now. >> Okay, ma'am. Can you listen to me? Can you listen to me for a second? Okay. Right now, I'm suspecting you that I suspect that you have been drinking tonight. >> I have not. >> I can smell a strong odor coming from your person. >> Well, I have not. >> And I need you to step out of the vehicle so we can so we can do some tasks. You don't want to step out? >> No, I have not. I'm not. >> Okay. Well, I smell a strong odor. So, I'm going to need you to step out of the vehicle. >> I don't know why. Is it my um my perfume? >> Ma'am, I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> No, >> I'm I'm giving you a lawful >> I'm not I'm going to get out of the vehicle. Go ahead. >> No, because you know what? >> Look, this is my last time asking you. I need you to get out of the vehicle now >> before I bring you out of the vehicle. >> All right. You know what? Thank you for that. But no >> just >> no. >> It didn't take long before she started acting entitled. Unfortunately, she wasn't prepared for what the police were about to do next. >> You know what? As my father is like the president for obstruction >> My father is the president of >> Look, at this point at this point you're about you're under arrest for obstruction. So you need to step out of the car. >> No. >> Come on, ma'am. Come on, miss. Come on now. Just come on out. Come on, miss. Relax. Step out. You're under ample opportunity. Come on. There you go. Thank you. >> No. >> No need for all that, >> miss. You're under. >> There you go. Come on now. 2 minutes. Okay. That's all. >> I feel like that's all. That's all. Thank you. >> With a white female 1015 signal one case, please. >> This one got clean, too. >> You sure? >> All right. >> Yeah. Case number 141546.41546. >> All right. Come on. >> All right. Mom, close my door. >> Yo, you got you got her stuff. >> I got my everything. No, my phone and everything. >> Honestly, what? Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. All right. No problem. >> Yeah. Can we stop here? >> That's fine. No, we're not going to car. It was so disappointing that she never saw anything wrong with what she was being held up for. Strangely enough, she was now coming to learn one lesson every brat eventually learned. No one is above the law. >> What did I do that was so wrong? >> The deputy asked you several times. >> No, no, no. Before all that, >> they stop. >> You see, you see where your car is? >> That's a handicap sign. That's a handicap spot. You don't have a handicap sticker, right? >> Okay. Let me just leave you. >> General. >> All right. You need to listen to this deputy. Okay. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. >> What do you be proud of? >> Yeah, ma'am. Thank you, Bill. I'm going to check you. Okay. Make sure you don't have anything on you. Is that all right? >> No. >> Okay. Turn around. Face the car. Spread the feet. Please. You don't have anything on you that may stick to me? >> No. >> Nothing. >> Okay. You got piercings like button piercing? >> No. >> No. >> This is This is the best out of everything. Out of everything. >> Out of everything. >> Yes. >> Who can I call? I don't want >> my mother. >> Where's your mom? >> Uh, in Jupiter. >> She come get your vehicle. >> Yes. >> All right. >> Call her, please. >> Even as the officers urged her into the patrol car, Jessica's eyes remained fixed on her own vehicle, her mind racing with fears of costly impound charges and missing [music] belongings. She was trapped between compliance and the desperate need to protect what was hers. Let's >> have a seat. Watch your head. Stepping in. Watch your head. Watch yourself. >> Go ahead. Put your leg up, please. There you go. Thank you. Be careful. Watch your head. >> Can somebody >> put your other leg in, please? Put your other leg in. There you go. >> I I want you forward. >> Wait. Can I listen? >> Can you face forward? >> Can I have my mother come and get the car before my car gets towed? >> We're going to take care of it. We're going to take care of it. >> I don't want my car to get towed. >> I got it. We're going to take care of it >> because if it gets towed >> I got it. Can you face forward? >> If it gets towed, >> what's your name, Miss Jessica? >> Yes. >> Okay. Can you Can you just do me a favor and just face forward so I can put the seat belt on you? >> Face forward. >> No, because if it gets totally I got it away then it won't be it'll >> it's going to be like a very expensive expense. >> Yes, I understand that. So let us I have to strap you in so we >> car you drive. >> I I drive this car. The one you're in. I drive that. But if if it gets towed, sit back. Sit back. Sit back. >> And I don't have my wallet. I don't have my purse. I don't have my wallet. I don't have anything. And now I don't even have my ID. >> Watch your leg. We have it. We have >> In the end, Jessica was charged with parking violations and obstructing an officer. Just when you thought the arrogance of these spoiled brats had reached its peak, this woman threw a curveball, boldly accusing cops of stealing her ID. How would he have your ID? >> I'm 20. I'm sober. You have my ID. I'm a perfection. >> How would I have your ID? >> Cuz you stole it. You literally took it from me. I was literally Don't try. >> On the 26th of March 2020, during a regular patrol in Central Florida, cops responded to a report of a woman who refused to leave a property despite being escorted off. However, what began as a routine response took an unexpected turn when police tried to cuff her. >> No, we're cold for >> Stop. Stay still. >> Put your arm down. Put your arm down. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. I warned [music] you. >> You got your cuffs. >> At this time, the cops reassured the lady that everything would be okay if she [music] complied. Unfortunately, this was not the case. The brat claimed that she had been sober, a claim that was betrayed [music] by her body language. How old are you? >> I can you um DUI me, please. >> I'm not even drunk, >> man. How old are you? >> I am I think I'm almost 20 now. >> So, you're underage drunk. >> I'm not even drunk. Can you Can you brew me? >> I'm not drunk. >> You're not driving? >> So, I don't have to breathalyze. >> I'm not drunk. I've been sober for 17 hours. >> So, you not listening to us all these times? just being >> because you pissed you off >> because I >> we didn't arrest you when you were fighting. We didn't arrest you this. >> I literally was trying to get out the corner. My friend ditched me because she's a piece a and there's not your business mine. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> But you could have waited off the property. You slowly got done. >> I literally I was trying to find her seven times. Did I not tell you I was trying to find my friend? >> And I also told you to stay off the property twice. I told you spice. I'll try and find my friend. She gives me >> and I told you stay off the property until the club's out. Everyone's going to come out and then you can find your friend. But no, you didn't listen. So now we're here. I multiple times. >> You did. You told me I [ __ ] up. >> Things started going south when the police requested to verify her identity. >> I lost my ID. >> What's your name? >> You know you have my ID. >> No, I don't. I don't know who you are. >> Dude, >> how would he have your ID? >> I'm 20. I'm sober. You have my ID. I never >> How would I have your ID? >> You stole it. You loaded it from me. I was literally Don't try to >> Where's your ID at? >> I just want everything. You have my ID right now. >> Go pull up the harass camera. You have my ID. >> All right. If we pull up that ID, we're going to show you running from me. >> During the encounter, the brat went on to blow a small issue out of proportion by attempting to free herself. Look, >> stop it. >> Look at me. >> I just wanted you to stick with me that you have >> hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> You guys, >> look, you can stick with me all you want. You have my ID and you know that. >> Leave those on, please. >> Yes, sir. I'll keep them locked. >> You promise me. >> Get out of those charged with a felony. >> You're going to get a felony. Stop it. >> There's no reason to charge that. I'm right here. >> Don't get out of your cuffs. >> Then you realize >> Put those back on. >> Look at me. >> Put them on now. >> You realize that I [ __ ] you twice. >> I did not. >> Stop. >> How are you getting these? Stop. >> Get [music] them off. Put them on tight. >> You twice. >> Just stop it. >> You even listen to me. >> Hey, so up. >> Well, why aren't you listening to them? >> What do you want to know? >> Put your hands back. >> I'll let you know. I don't want to know. sober and you >> you're not listening to me. What's your name? >> I need to be anywhere. >> Well, you can go with no bond then. I'll get you John up. [music] >> Her friend intervened and pleaded with her to be silent, but her continuous talking only worsened the situation. >> You have her IV or anything? >> No. >> Her IV? >> Yeah. >> Give me my IV. >> If it's hers, give it to me, please. >> You're done. Stop. Stop talking. Stop talking. Stop talking. >> Stop. >> Is there anything to get her out of this? Just stop talking. >> She's gone. She pulled away from me. She tried like >> I'm sorry. I don't know what happened. >> I'm telling you, she got kicked out. >> I couldn't find her for like freaking out. >> She got kicked out of the club, but she kept coming back and back and back. And after multiple warnings, hey, don't come back. You're going to go to jail. She kept coming back. Stop talking. >> At what point should you even ran from me after I told her to stop? >> The brat went on to downplay the seriousness of the situation. >> Please tell me that I'm training you. >> Tell me I'm training to be his. >> He thinks it's money. >> I don't think it's funny. I don't know. You make me break down my tears. My best friend, please. >> She's going to jail. That's all you need to know. Despite her friend's intervention, the officers were only faced with one choice, and that was to proceed with their duties. >> Stop. >> Stop coming back on property after they told her, "Get off." >> Multiple multiple multiple. >> No, I should not get on. >> I should punch the bouncer. >> I swear to God. I put you >> uh 20 or 19 just drunk in the club and getting trouble 21. >> I love you. >> I love you. Get in the car. I love you so much. The brat faced charges for refusing to vacate the property upon the owner's request. Although that woman could easily pass for a typical entitled brat, this one took the crown when she decided to lecture officers on [music] her rights, fully convinced of her own privilege. >> You don't have to do it. >> Whatever you're asking me to do, I don't have to. >> I know my rights. >> You don't know. >> I do because do you know who my dad is? >> I don't care who your dad is. >> Stop. Stop pulling away. >> Stop pulling. I'm going to put your on the ground. Do 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 over the speed limit. But the moment he approached for inspection, the driver's attitude made it clear this was about to be a long uphill [music] battle. >> Lee, 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. Mhm. >> Okay. Ma'am, I want you to step out of the car for me. >> Oh, yeah. I'm not going to do this. >> 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 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. >> 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 a spilled sobriety test 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. >> Excuse me. You can search my car. >> Why would I do 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? >> You're told me you I smell like something. >> Yeah, you smell like alcohol. >> Okay, so search my car. Why would I search your car because you smell like alcohol? >> Because wouldn't you find alcohol if I smell like alcoh 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? I'll 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. Bring him out here, sir. Bring him out here. >> Can you help me out? He's not going to be as nice as >> Okay, Mr. Officer, >> I'm telling you, >> he hasn't read my Miranda rights. >> He hasn't read my Miranda, you need to comply with this. He does. >> Okay, >> turn around. >> Let me explain something right now. >> You're under arrest. I'm not. >> We will. You are resisting. We will use force against >> you haven't read my mom. >> 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 me? >> 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 [ __ ] crying. I promise you. >> Let's go. >> What's my Miranda? Right. Hey. Hey. >> Come on. >> Miranda applies to custodial interrogation >> 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 it? >> 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 was No, they should have done that before. They put me in handcuffs. >> No, THEY THEY SHOULD HAVE DONE THAT BEFORE THEY PUT ME IN HANDCUFFS. PLEASE, 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 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. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say? >> Yeah. Now after I'm in handcuffs, >> you have the right job. >> You have you know who my dad is. >> Separate your feet. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, >> separate your feet. I can 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 or not answer any questions or make any statements. >> Do you understand your rights? >> No, bro. Cuz you my cuffs. >> So you're going to be to you and APD. You're going to be and you're going to be fired. Bro, I promised you that. >> Don't >> stop moving. >> Don't touch me, bro. >> Okay, so 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, please. >> Step over here, please. >> She good to go. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I need to come on. >> My is on my way. My at >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> We're making this worse for >> Where's my >> I'm not going to step in there. >> You're going to have to >> No, that's absolutely what you're going to do. >> No. >> We're forcing 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. >> Definitely get your phone right now. >> Where's your phone? On my Jeep. >> Okay. 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. >> You don't put my >> 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? >> I'm trying 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. 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 was nice. [music] >> That was nice. >> Okay. >> I was being very nice to you. >> Whatever you say. >> So, whenever you lose your job, you'll think about me. >> Okay. >> You will. >> Trust me. Told her you like. >> It's none of [music] your business. >> I'm feeling sick. Somebody. >> 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 [music] 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, >> bro? 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. >> You don't need to 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 on that. >> 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. You 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. >> 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? >> Say that again. You're going to give me my Miranda rice. >> 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, you are too much. >> 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 [clears throat] 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? Tell me. There you go. >> Why am I arrested? >> That's the way you see. >> 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 >> I already told you like five times. >> Why am I arrested? >> Why? >> What? What do you think you're being arrested for? >> Okay. >> Okay. >> 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. >> You don't. >> Okay. >> You hear me? I don't have my seat belt on. That's hazard. >> I just saw it on you. >> That's a hazard. If you get in a car accident, that's a hazard. You don't >> 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 with no probable cause. >> What did you [laughter] >> 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 name 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 my name. You're going to be sorry. >> Handle your own business. How about that? >> 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 that having >> I do have >> I don't as powerful. >> Wow. >> My bad. My dad cares [clears throat] about me. And 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? >> Yeah. Exactly. So, you're not going to do everything for your daughter. >> You did not bring me my Miranda rights. >> That was your first true Sure. That's how 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 jail for >> Can you repeat that sentence to yourself? >> Why am I being arrested for and >> that doesn't make any sense. Why am I being arrested for it? >> That doesn't make sense. >> How does law not make sense? I'm asking you a question. >> How does law >> I didn't like I don't even >> back here and I'm questioning 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. For 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 for you when you lose your dog for not being around. >> 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. >> Like I'm like an adult. I'm asking you 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, [clears throat] Mr. Officer, >> don't [ __ ] me. >> The car. >> Come on. Me an adult. >> Okay. Why am I being arrested? >> Jesus. >> Okay. Do you have poop? >> Yes. >> Let me know on you. There's that. >> Yeah. >> Stop. >> You say you want to be treated like an adult, act like one. Well, I'm asking you as an adult. >> And you imagine like a child. >> You've been told several times like I have nothing against your girl >> by him. He did not read me my Miranda. Right. >> He did. I don't. He arrested me. He did not. Okay. cage. >> Yeah. >> Don't push me. >> Take a seat. >> Don't jumble me in the [ __ ] mouth. Stop. Sit down. >> Sit down >> now. Oh, now you have too hard. >> What? Right. You're vile and disgusting. >> You are. >> Your mom. >> No, not as much as yours. >> You're despicable. >> You and me. >> Same to you. >> If y'all want to body, please. >> Hey, Smith, listen to this. >> No, he did. >> Tell him. 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 handcuffs. >> I know my >> Oh, really? >> Oh, yeah. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Okay. >> You have to listen to me. Okay. >> You did not read I'm about to tell you something right when you right now. You did not put me my address 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 traditional 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. >> And I'll 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 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 New Mexico to take a breath test. Do you now agree to be tested? I will only be tested. I don't want to. >> Okay. I consider your actions are feasal. >> Can I call my attorney? >> That's what I thought. >> Where's my purse? >> What? >> Where's my purse? That's a 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 like >> these [ __ ] handcuffs cuz I can't handcuff. 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. Stand over here second. >> Well, I need it before. >> Am I going to go to the rest? >> Go back in the cage. >> I need a tumble. >> 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, too. >> Do you have any like What are those things called? Those pads. >> 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 blocks play and then we'll uh let's let her get your tickets. >> 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 told you not to use the restroom. That's the only thing you're doing. >> Refuse the right for me to use. >> Okay. Well, you're going to go back in the cage. >> No. No. No. >> Back in the cage then. Back in the cage then. >> You're not going to go to the restroom then. >> 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 side? I don't >> I [laughter] need to change my tap on I need to change. >> I need to change my tap on I need to change. [laughter] >> I need to change my pot. >> There you go. >> I need to change my tampon. >> I need to change my tampon. >> I try to do that. Do you want me to bleed all over my face? >> I tried to I tried to go >> 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 >> 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 all on your camera. >> You have to go into the restroom. >> Okay. That I've been asking you. >> I understand. 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 out for a second. Let go of your pinky. Wait a second. Wait a second. Nope. Turn and face me. >> This the way it has to be. You have to be handcuffed. Let me see your rest. >> How am I supposed to change my way? 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 combat it may be. Why? >> No. Change your pad. >> Tell me why. >> Change your pad. >> I can't change it like this. >> Or you're going to go back in 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 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 reason. >> 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 acting like 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 [music] her switch. Her rugged defiance melted into quiet compliance. Let's go some paperwork. Okay. So, your car was going to car stop towing. >> That's their address. >> Mhm. >> Phone number. >> On the top is the 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 >> 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 NBC. >> Well, I'm just worried cuz it's like >> see his purse, right? Um, so the windows were rolled up, doors were locked. Toyota gets 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 DWS citation because you're supposed to be tested as far as breath. MBD is going to revoke your license. You said you already 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. 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 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 paper with you. Okay. >> Gotcha. Okay. And as far as like getting like um back cuz I know the my registration is required. 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. 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 with your license, say, "I'm here to pick up my car." >> 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 for just no sample introduced and that's it. All this is yours to keep. It'll go in your property bag. Okay. So, 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.