I don't like talking to you between these balls. Can I talk to you in person? >> You're a bouncer that works in my club cuz I'm a stripper. I >> want you to capture the girls that are in danger. >> You want to tase me? >> No. >> Do it. >> Stay in the blue. >> I like your kinky. >> Stay in the >> Some people think charm and attitude can get them out of anything. But when entitled dancers cross the line, they quickly learn that even the smoothest of talk won't prevent them from going behind bars. He was just calling us for hours. So I like took the money like this and I went like this. >> Sure. >> Hit him in the face with it. That was all I did. >> Uh she spit on me right here and then she slapped me in my face right here. And she also spit on him too. >> Jason, I'm going to Is it a misdemeanor? >> Yes. >> I'm being charged with a misdemeanor. >> Here are some incidents when cops have had to arrest entitled hookers. Starting off with this intoxicated stripper who gave a whole new meaning to arrogant behavior as she kept bickering with the police after she crashed her car. Oh, that works. I'm a stripper. I'm going get started. That was riding. I'mma [ __ ] kill him, bro. I have bars. >> Where? >> You're not going to grab me for >> Don't touch me. >> Get off. >> Okay. You kicked me. >> Get the >> You just kicked me. >> On October the 26th, 2020, an intoxicated stripper crashed her car on the highway. When police arrived to move the vehicle out of traffic, the woman grew defensive as the officers sensed that dealing with the woman was not going to be a routine task. >> Hey, stop. Stop. Car and park for me. Uh, step out of car, please. >> Yo, I swear to God, bro, that is my best friend. >> Who was driving? >> I wasn't driving. She was driving. I was just sitting there. >> Come out of the roadway. I don't want you to get I don't want you to get hurt. >> My friend was driving. >> Then try to break check us. Do you do you have your ID on you? >> She has her ID. >> No, your ID. >> My ID? >> Yeah. >> I don't have one on me. >> You don't have your on you? Okay, that's fine. So, we're going to we're going to see if your car can move. We're going to move out of the way. >> No, stay over here. >> No. Sit. Sit on the front bumper. >> The entitled stripper insisted that she wasn't the driver and that her friend had been behind the wheel. When troopers arrived to take over, her attitude spiraled even further as her defiance only made matters worse. >> Get in the back seat with her. You guys going to meet up with us in the Walgreens. All right. All the way in, man. >> Whose car is it? >> It's my vehicle. I was in >> What? What's your name? >> The guy went off. >> That's not what I'm asking you. I'm asking you for your name. >> Montana. >> Montana. puppy game play. >> Then stay on the other side. >> Puppy game play. >> Okay. No, stay on the other side then. >> How was that work? I'm a shipper. I'm going to get started. It's right there. I don't want to do this, bro. I just want to go home. >> The car is not working. >> The faster you operate, the faster you go home. Okay. >> Stop talking to me like that. >> Listen to what the trooper is telling you or I'm going to put everybody in cuffs. Okay. Do you want to be handcuffed? >> So, listen. Listen to what he's saying. Sit on the other side. Away from her. You want to sit here? >> That was riding. I'mma [ __ ] kill him, bro. >> Look, I have a baby daughter and a baby daddy to go home, too. Bro, it's not my fault that that crashed and did that was being told. >> Girl, shut the hell up. >> Shut up, bro. >> Look, y'all hear me? I'm going to him. I'm gonna this up, girl. You a little kid, girl. I'mma go sit by yourself. I don't give a damn. >> Where you going? You can't leave yet. >> But I'm gonna sit I'm sit right here. >> If you trying to leave, I'll put you in. That's why I said just have you sit here away from her. That's why I told you earlier to sit away from her. >> So, um I'm going to deal with this and if you guys want to just I'll deal with her. I appreciate it, guys. Thank you. >> You said you had this strip club last night, right? What time were you there for? >> I have all ones for >> No, no, that's what I'm asking you. Did you Did you drink at the club? I go in at 8:00 p.m. I leave at 2:00 p.m. >> How much you have to drink? >> Don't get me wrong, I'm drunk, but I don't know how much I've been drinking. >> You say You say you drunk? >> I'm not drunk. I'm tipsy. >> You're tipsy? Okay. >> If you want, you can do a little breath or >> I don't have breathalyzer. How much you had to drink today? >> Probably had like four or five shots. >> Okay. Would you be willing to take a fuel soiety test? >> I don't know what that mean. >> It means there are several exercise you will do to see if you were able to drive. >> I don't feel like getting up. You can come to me. What's that? >> Come to me. I'm not getting up. >> You're not getting up. So, you're not taking the test? >> You come to me. >> Well, I'm right I'm right here. This exercise is required that you stand up and do. >> All right. What do you want me to do? >> Her increasing resistance pushed the officer's patience to the limit. But the real shock came moments later as during the search, the woman suddenly blurted out a secret that would change everything. >> When I pulled up, you were driving. So, the exercise we're going to do, >> you're going to make me walk in a straight line. Do you do you want to do the exercise? It's up to you. >> I don't want to do it. >> You don't want to do it? >> Okay. All right. >> You're being arrested for driving. Okay. >> I wasn't even driving. >> Stop. >> Hey, stop. >> Stop. >> I wasn't even driving. Can I talk to Man, please? >> Not yet, >> baby. I wasn't driving. >> Anything in your bra? >> I do. >> What do you have? >> I have Mars. Where? >> I have bars. They're right here. >> Ask for a female 107. >> No, it's okay. It's okay. You can do it, Poppy. It's okay. I really don't care. Just grab them. Wait, I have my nipples >> pierced. Yeah, let's help. Yeah, let's have her Montana. >> She's busy. >> No, no, no. She needs to realize what the is going on right now. Look, I'm about to head up to you. >> No, no, not yet. Not yet. Leave me. Please don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Please. >> Don't Don't Don't throw anything away. She's She's right there. She's right there. Just relax. Just relax. >> I would prefer her right now. Don't touch me. So, please be careful. >> But I don't feel anything on >> Don't pull me. I will walk. Don't pull me. Please. >> I'm pulling you. You're going to get in the car. >> Stop me. You're going to get charged with me. Okay. >> Get in the car. >> I will get in the car. Don't touch me. Get in the car. Do not touch me. >> Yes, I will touch you. Get in the car. >> Grab my bag. You get in the car now. You get in the car. We're going to count your money, but get in the car. >> Montana, my money. My money. >> You want her to You want her to take her money? >> Leave it with Montana. >> Okay. Montana. Montana is going to get her hand tied, too. We'll tell them the evidence. >> I didn't do it. >> All right. Just hop in. >> I didn't do it. >> Put your feet in. No. >> Put your feet in. >> At this point, the young lady was getting more entitled. All she needed to do was behave herself and let everything go smoothly. But from the look of things, she was probably going to bag herself more charges. >> Evening drive me. When I get out this car, don't touch me, bro. I can get out myself. >> Yeah. If you break anything in my car, I'll charge you for that. >> My shut the [ __ ] up. >> You're fixing to get another charge on you. Okay. >> You >> Yeah. >> If you touch me, I swear to God I will you up. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't touch me. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't touch me. >> Get out of my car. Don't [ __ ] touch me, [ __ ] >> Yeah, I'm going to grab you. Won't you get out? >> You're not going to grab me for >> Don't touch me. I got a car. >> I'm not even this way. Get >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting, bro. I wasn't even resisting. Get off of me. I'm not resisting. I walk straight. Get off of me, bro. >> All right, let's go. >> Get off me. Get off me. I'm not even doing it. >> All right, walk. Stop resisting. Walk. >> Stop resisting. Walk. Stop resisting. Walk. Stop resisting. Walk. Stop resisting. Stop resist. Get up. Get up. Get up. >> Get the [ __ ] off. >> Get up. >> Get up. Then get up. Get up. Get up. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. What? Stop resisting. What? >> Get off. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Get off. >> Stop resisting. >> Get off. >> Okay. You kick me. >> Get off. >> You just kicked me. >> You just kicked me. What are you kicking me for? >> What are you kicking me for? >> Huh? What are you kicking me for? What? What did you me for? Huh? What did you kick me for? >> I won't do it again. Please get off. >> If you kick me one more time, I'm going to pepper spray you. Okay. >> Okay. Get me up softly. >> If you kick me one more time, I hurt you this time. Okay. >> Can you please go? >> No, because you kicked me. >> I promise you. >> It doesn't matter. I told you to walk several times. >> Can you hold me regularly? >> No. You You lost You lost all your privilege. I don't want two males that want to do stupid [ __ ] >> If you kick again, you damage anything. You will get charged for that. >> I want a female. >> Yo, I swear to God, I want y'all's badge numbers, names, everything, bro. I swear to God. You pin me on that ground again and I'm really going toing kick you in your nuts and you ain't going to have no more sperm to have kids, you dumb [ __ ] Stupid ass black [ __ ] Y'all some [ __ ] ass [ __ ] bro. I swear to God. >> And if you touch me, I really will kick you harder than I what I did in your nuts, [ __ ] >> The woman was arrested and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer. Resisting arrest with violence, assault, and DUI. Meet Amanda Rose Kazinski, who thought she could talk her way out of a DUI, she tried to convince the officers that she wasn't drunk. >> I mean, I had two or three drinks at the bar. Now, mind you, I'm half the size of a normal person. >> You think you're okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You think you're under a 008? Yeah, I can do my line perfectly fine. I'm not seeing double. I don't feel spins. I can close my eyes without feeling spins. >> You're under arrest for the suspension and for view. >> On April the 27th, 2024 in Grace Lake, Illinois, officers clocked a car speeding 67 in a 40 mph zone. When they pulled the vehicle over, they saw the driver moving erratically inside, immediately raising suspicions. >> Hi, Officer Proper. Grace Lake Police, why are you moving around the car right now? Why are you moving around the car right now? >> Nobody's moving around the car. I just saw you jump from the driver's seat to the back seat. Why? >> I wasn't driving. >> Okay, turn the car off. >> Turn the car off. >> You weren't driving, huh? I just watched you jump from the back seat to front seat to the back seat. Get out. Everybody else stay exactly where you're at. You're in the front. Put your hands on the dash. Hands on the dash. You, too. Hands on the back seat. >> Can I talk to you over here? >> Yeah, right here. >> No. Okay. May I talk to you away from the car? >> Sure. >> The driver, now identified as Amanda Rose Gazinski, seemed visibly anxious and tried to avoid engaging with officers, forcing them to proceed with caution. >> Scared cuz your license is not valid or what? I'm in classes and No. Yeah. And it will be good in less than two months. >> Okay. How much you had to drink tonight? No. >> What substance abuse? >> No. No. No. No. No. No. It was just my friends. I was driving. >> No. I mean, what substance abuse class? >> For a DUI. I worked at a club. I quit in January. And right now I'm going through orientation for a job at Raising Canes. >> Okay. Was it for alcohol or something? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Like 2 years. >> What time? >> What time is it now? >> Oh, like 11 12. It's >> like 9 and 10. >> It's midnight. So that's why you're jumping out of this driver's >> seat. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Well, I see you. I don't know what you're doing. I don't >> It's my two youngest dad's car. >> I understand you're being nervous about it, but I don't want you jumping around for my safety. >> That's why I parked before I did it. I parked before I did it. So, Amanda Rose Kazinski and it's it's my baby daddy's car. His name is Juan Moore. And he didn't even want to give me the car tonight. And I said, "Listen, you've been gone for 2 weeks on a CDL job. >> Have your notepad. >> I just wanted to go out with my son. Can you please tell me if I'm if I'm going to go to jail tonight? I don't know what your license status is. >> It's revoked. >> 963. >> It's like the wart time. It's like life crisis after life crisis, man. >> No, I got it. >> I'm so sorry. >> Pazinski. >> My baby daddy's car. He just bought it a couple months back and I bought >> How much have they had to drink tonight? Quite a bit. >> No, no, no, no, no. Maybe like he in the front seat. He's my friend. I met him a couple weeks ago. I haven't driven that. >> Switch mine into position one month, please. >> I haven't driven it in a couple months. >> Your your car? >> I don't drive at all. I'm telling you. Like tonight was the night that I decided to go out. He just came home after a 2 week being gone and I've had my five kids by myself for 2 weeks and I he was like, you know, if you want to go out with your friends, you can. >> First and foremost, main thing I'm concerned about, >> I was just showing them it was a sport. I wasn't speeding to speed. I was just playing and it was a long strip and I'm I don't normally drive so I don't know if you guys were sitting there. So, okay. I'm sorry. >> Well, you're coming out of a 35 mph zone. >> It's 35 right now. >> 35 right off coming off of watches. And you were coming right where I was up in the hill. It's 40. So even if you go up to 40, I'll give you that. But you're still 27 over at 67. So my main thing, >> to be honest, I wasn't even looking at it. I was just trying to show them that when you do that, it smells like sulfur. And I was explaining to them that I told my baby daddy it's it smells like a Cadillac converters going out. And that's what I was showing them. I swear to God on all five kids. You can ask them if I asked them about the smell. I was showing them what it smells like. >> Okay. So my main concern before any of the other stuff we're talking about is that you're okay to drive. I know you said you had a couple. You mind if we just check real quick and make sure you're good to go? >> Sure. Either way, I'm going to get in trouble cuz I shouldn't be driving, right? >> If it's Yeah. I mean, if you shouldn't be driving, we shouldn't be driving. But my main thing is is the safety honest of your decision. And I But she drives like she just got a license. She just got a car and she only drives like 15 miles per hour and a 35. And I'm like, listen, I'll drive. >> It's fine. I'll I'll I'll do it this time just cuz. When asked if she'd been drinking, Amanda admitted to having a bit of alcohol, but strongly insisted that she was fine to drive. Officers, noting her jittery demeanor, proceeded with standard field sobriety tests to assess her condition. She'd been trying her best to stay composed, and if she could pass the test, there was a chance she could get the chance to go home. >> Do you want to do it with your Do you have different shoes you want to wear? You want to just do those? >> You don't want to go barefoot or anything? >> I don't know. If barefoot would be worse. >> Yeah, probably in the wet right now. >> Yeah, exactly. I'll be cold as hell. I'm actually cold. Can you grab me my sweater so it doesn't mess me up? >> Is your sweater in there? Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Stop. I'll have >> It's in the driver's seat. >> I'll have Officer's West. >> Can you grab my sweater for me? Thank you so much. >> I know. I I knew better. >> You mind if I check your pockets in there real quick? >> No, I don't have chat in my pockets. I don't think >> you don't mind if I >> Yeah, it's just some change. It's fine. >> I'm just going to do it from the outside. >> I have an inside pocket, but it's just some >> Thank you. >> some money. >> Cool. All right. So, we'll step back over here. So, what I want you to do is place your left foot in front of you. I want you to imagine there's a straight line coming straight out of your toe of your left foot. Yep. Do you understand the instructions? 5 minutes to do it. Nervous as I could have swore it was the other way around, but that's okay. I know I had my left foot forward, so >> No, your right foot goes in front. I've I've given these instructions quite a few times, so in front. >> Yes. You're going to watch your feet. You're going to look at your feet and you're going to count your steps out loud. >> Nine. And then turn around at nine and walk back. Exactly. Nine steps. >> Nine steps in each direction. Yep. Do you have any questions? No. >> You understand the instructions? >> Yes. >> Okay, you can begin. >> So this is what? >> This is not one. This is the starting position. Your next step is what? So, this is what >> one exactly >> 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. And then I'm going to turn around and I'm going to do nine back. So, we're going to start four. Oh, it's way easier without the lights. I'm going to do five nine and turn around. >> Cool. I'm going have you do one more thing here. Um, so stand. >> It's a lot easier without the lights. >> Without the lights. That's why I turn off this way. That's why I turned off the overhead lights. >> Can you turn this way? >> We can turn this way. How about that? Is that better? Face me. Face me right here. Is that cool? Like here? >> Yeah, that's better than feel good about this spot. Okay. Yeah, that's part of the cool front. >> Throughout the stop, Amanda maintained a defensive attitude, stumbling through instructions and showing clear nervousness. Despite her repeated excuses, the breathalyzer results left no room for doubt, confirming the officer's suspicions. >> I mean, I had two or three drinks at the bar and that I took maybe two swigs of a drink of a a medallo to chase my shot with. >> Yeah, I got you. All right, cool. Yeah. I'm just going to ask you to take a deep breath and then blow in the stall >> if I get in trouble. >> It's It is what it is. I mean, it's you think if you think you're good, I mean, >> I totally am, but I shouldn't be driving and I'm in trouble for driving >> just for the suspended thing. So, if that's the only issue we have to contend with tonight, awesome. Right. So, if that's the only issue, then great. >> That's the only issue. >> All right. Take a deep breath and then blow straight in there like you're blowing up a balloon. I have to hold it cuz I have to push a button. So, deep breath in. >> There you go. Perfect. Thank you. >> Now, mind you, I'm half the size of a normal person. >> Yeah, I would say that's accurate. >> Where do you think you're at? You think you're okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You think you're under a 008? >> Yeah, I can do my line perfectly fine. I'm not seeing double. I don't feel spins. I can close my eyes without feeling spins. I definitely think I'm okay. I wasn't speeding cuz I wasn't paying attention to my speed. I was trying to show them the smell of the Cadillac converter. >> You're speeding on purpose. >> Yeah, I was I was trying to show them the Cadillac converter. I don't know why. >> So, you're 117. The limit's 08, >> right? And if I wasn't over an 08, I don't think I would be able to pass my >> Well, you're over an 08. You're at 117, which is more than an '08. How much did you You said you had what again? >> I had some tequila with my coffee this morning. >> Okay. And you are this morning? >> Mhm. >> Okay. You have a bait in your car. Your first car? I'm supposed to? I've never driven this car. It's my first time driving it. >> But what are you suspended for? Are you suspended for DUI? Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. >> I'm going to >> You're under arrest for the suspension and for DUI. >> Am I going to have a bond? >> You'll probably go in the morning and talk to a judge. There's not really any There's not not really. There is not a phone. >> I have an autistic daughter. She then needs me in the morning. >> There's not bond anymore. It's just >> Can I Can I tell my friends that I'm leaving? Can I get my phone and let my baby daddy know that I'm going to jail? >> We'll get your phone. Yeah, please. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> I just want to say we'll get it. >> Apologize for my We'll get it. I don't I'm not going to have you talk to them. >> I need to apologize. >> Please don't do that because I invited them out. I want to apologize. >> We'll talk to We'll apologize to them for you. I don't I don't I got to be right. >> Janelle, I'm so sorry. And please tell my friend up front. I'm so sorry. They're going to take me to jail. I was just trying to show y'all what it smelled like because he didn't believe me that he needed a new catalytic converter. I love you so much. >> When the breathalyzer confirmed that she was over the legal limit and officers verified her license was revoked, Amanda's bravado quickly faded, replaced by the cold realization of just how much trouble she was in. >> I have no idea. >> No, we're not coming out yet. >> I know. I have no idea. Don't even ask. I see it on the hood. >> Is that your No. >> Is that your Michael Kors purse? >> Yeah. >> I need my phone though. I need to call my son. He just called me like 20 minutes ago before I left the spirit and I need to call my baby daddy and let him know that his cars are here. >> I have your phone. Um, go ahead and put your leg back in and I'll bring your phone with you. It's going right where you're going. So, I'll let you make a call as soon as we get back. Watch your knee for a second. >> Is there anything else in your pocket? Is there anything else illegal? >> Five. >> Okay. If you bring anything in here, it's a bigger deal. So, I >> have nothing. >> Okay. All right. Very good. >> So, we're not taking a break from my kids for the past two weeks. I've had them straight by myself. >> I get it. sympathetic to that. >> Nothing. I don't have anything. I don't care about that. >> Jacket has come off. >> I don't have anything on me. >> Okay, good. >> I'm freezing. Can I keep my jacket on? >> Um, I have >> on me. >> I understand. Just put it on the desk for now. >> Amanda Rose Kazinski was eventually charged with multiple offenses, including driving under the influence of alcohol, aggravated DUI as a third offense, DUI with a revoked license, DUI with the blood alcohol content over 0.08, 08 illegal transportation of alcohol, possession of in a vehicle, and speeding more than 26 mph over the limit. Amanda got what was coming to her. But she wasn't the only one who was taught a fitting lesson, as up next, cops had to lay down the law to another entitled woman who thought she could get away from trouble by seducing the cops. >> Well, I appreciate the compliment. I'm pretty though, so people want to be involved with me. So [ __ ] the [ __ ] off. >> On April the 24th, 2021, officers received a bizarre call reporting an intoxicated woman offering lap dances to the public. When officers arrived in the scene, they met the woman, later identified as Olivia Taylor Washek, and observed that she was struggling to stand and was slurring her speech. At that moment, they had no idea that unexpected things were about to happen. No, no, no. >> Come on. Right here. Here's the straight chair right here. >> I hope that it really makes you feel I hope it makes you feel really good. I hope that makes you feel that really makes you feel good in your life. >> Yeah, that's fun. That's super cool. >> That makes that makes you feel good in your life. >> I hope. >> Right there. >> So that you don't get >> Yeah. You want to make fun of me. That's what you want. >> Nobody wants to make money. What I want is for you. >> You're a dark-handed joke, bro. >> I know he's not, but you're a dark. Chill out. Have a seat. >> I think maybe >> maybe just like touch each other. I don't know. >> That's probably not a perfect. >> Olivia remained hostile towards the medical staff, cursing at anyone who tried to help her. Despite her attitude, the cops continued to tolerate her, at least until she crossed all reasonable boundaries. >> Don't ever in your life touch me. >> Go ahead. You can touch another person in your life. >> Shut the up. I'm not going to be committed to this. Shut the >> I'm just making sure you're okay. >> No, I'm fine. I'm not kidding. >> I'm not kidding. This isn't a joke. It's not a joke. >> No, I will literally I will literally punch you in the >> That's not a good idea. Really bad idea. >> I assure you that if you make another threat like that, you are going to go to jail. All right. Instead of having >> I wouldn't do that. >> Why? What did I do? >> Oh no. Where do you live at? >> I do. >> Where do you live at? >> Hi. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Yeah. You have your phone on your back and you want to call somebody on the street. >> Let me help you call somebody walking home. >> Oh, we're here to make sure you're okay. >> You guys are really You guys made me feel like I'm I feel very very very alone. >> Who can we call to come help you out? >> I'm I live here by myself. >> You're not going to be able to walk home by yourself? >> Yes, I can. Please just leave me alone. >> Please leave me alone. >> If you can take your phone out and call somebody. >> We're being very nice to you. We're trying to help you out. >> I don't >> I've done nothing to you. >> We didn't do anything to you. >> Except try to help you. >> You have Can you call somebody on there? I mean, it might be tough. You want me to help you out? You want me to help you out? >> Who do you want me to call? >> My daddy. >> Your daddy? >> My father. >> Your dad lives here. >> My dad. >> What's your code? What's your pass code? You know what your pass is? >> Oh my god. So mad. >> He's not He's not going to be mad. He just wants to make sure that make sure that you're safe. >> Olivia continued being a nuisance, curling up in a ball on the sidewalk and crying hysterically. But this act did not last long. After that, she returned to her lunatic belligerent behavior. What do you want to do? I'm not under any alcoholic. >> Is this really what y'all do? Is this Is this your whole vibe right now? This is This is what This is how you all get paid right now. This is how y'all get paid? >> That That is sad. >> That is sad. >> You're comment. Don't talk to me. >> Don't talk to me. >> You insult me when you're present. >> Leave me alone. >> We actually can't by law now. Now we can't. Now none of us can. So we need you to get home safe. We're trying to assist you in doing that. You understand? So call somebody to come and help you out. You're not in trouble. We have a legal obligation to help you. We all do. That's why we signed up for this job. >> I don't like you guys. >> All you got to do is call somebody and you're a >> shut up. You're the worst. >> Every time we talk to you, you start yelling and screaming. >> Everything you say, >> Olivia >> is so embarrassing. >> The officers tried their best to help Olivia, asking her for a dress in an attempt to take her home safely. However, their patience was wearing thin, but she didn't mind. She was determined to push it as far as it could go. >> What apartment do you live in? >> Leave me alone. >> If you tell us the apartment, we can help you get home. >> I don't want you. I don't want you to leave me alone. >> What apartment is it? >> I don't want to because people are stalkers. We can walk you to your door and if you get >> Why do you want to do that to me right now? >> So you don't get hit by a car kid. >> No, you don't care. You're >> after you. Amy, you're behind me. >> Bravo. >> We'll walk behind you. Go ahead. >> We'll stay away from you. Go ahead. >> Come on. >> Out of the blue, Olivia started making indecent advances. The cops tried their best to maintain professionalism. Still, Olivia made it extremely hard. >> I feel like you guys are really attractive. Well, I appreciate the compliment, >> but you have nothing to do with me. >> We're trying to get you home. We're going to walk you to the door. You're going to go inside and we're going to leave you alone. >> I feel like you guys are very, very, very >> I think we're running out of vehicle. >> Can I help you back up again? >> Do you want to bang? >> No. >> Why? What do you need right now? >> Need you to sit up. We need you to just sit right there exactly how how you are. >> That's funny, isn't it? >> That's super cool. Until you stop talking. >> Yes. I won't ever stop talking >> for what? >> Literally like in in 5 seconds. If you could just like like let your go for five seconds. I'm just going to I'm just going to I'm just going to relax cuz that if that if that's fine. >> You can relax right there right where you are. Sound good? >> Yeah, that sounds great. Thank you so much, officer. >> Hey, here's the thing. I don't have to have a mask on because I don't have a obligation. You're >> no. >> Have a good night. >> Hey, come back here when I'm about to get >> I'm pretty though, so people want to be involved with me. We do not. >> No, y'all do want to have you y'all do want to be involved with me because I'm pretty I'm pretty and I'm white. So the go off. >> Olivia's behavior showed no signs of improving, leaving the officers with no other choice but to arrest her. Still, Olivia wouldn't go down without a fight. But at that moment, the cops were now ready to match her energy. >> There you go. Follow officer snipe right there. >> Yeah. Oh. Oh. >> Other way. You're in reverse. >> I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm fine. Stand on this side. Come on. Eventually, she was charged with disorderly intoxication. Speaking of entitled strippers, none of them so raised the bar as high as Victoria, a stripper who assaulted a club patron because he refused to tip her. >> Uh, I got assaulted by a stripper. Got slapped in my face. >> You want to listen to what I have to say? >> Absolutely. I'm listening. I'm so sorry. I'm just getting like I have a lot of anxiety. >> Joey, do me a favor. Just turn my car off, please. >> On February the 27th, 2024, police were called to a strip club after a man claimed that he had been slapped and spat on by a dancer for refusing to tip. Officers arrived on scene, took the victim's statement, and began piecing together what led to the violent outburst, but nothing prepared them for the levels of entitlement that they were going to witness. >> What's up? >> Uh, I got assaulted by a stripper, got slapped in my face, and then spit in my face. >> Okay. All right. What what led up to that point? >> Uh I sat at a table talking about what I do for a job and I got spit on and slapped. >> Um are you with anybody else or just you? >> Just him. >> So were you there? >> Yes. >> I'm I'm going to talk to you over >> I got slapped on my face and the girl sc >> Oh. So you said you were talking about what? >> I talked I was telling them cuz they got mad cuz I wasn't tipping them. But I had spent money here. I I had drank eight beers here. I spent money at this this establishment. There's no sign on on on this establishment that says I have to tip them at all. I bought beer >> there. I got four girls surrounded by me. And they all started talking to me because I didn't want to throw money at them. >> And when I said, "Do you realize what y'all do as a job?" Like, you know, "Oh, you come to a to a strip club and you don't throw money at girls. cuz you're a piece of >> Mhm. >> I don't There's no sign on on this establishment that says I have to throw money at them at all. >> So, they got mad about that. And so, >> exactly. >> Who was it that actually did that? >> She's walked back inside. They didn't try to send her home, but she was I think she's inside. >> Do you happen to know a name for her? >> I have no idea what her name is, but I can point her out to you. >> Okay. They were talking about like who works with dudes who like he he he was talking about he like how he works doing his job and then like he was saying he makes money then they got mad that like he's not giving him tips or anything >> bragging about money and he's not g he's not paying. >> Yeah. So then uh she like slaps him with money and [ __ ] twice and >> she slapped him with money. Yeah. >> How what do you mean slapped him with? >> Like she had like this she slapped him >> where did she slap him? >> In the face. >> In the face. >> Yeah. What did she What did she say? >> She didn't say nothing. She just started hitting. >> Like saying you spit on me and I'm like, "Oh." And then she spit again and I got hit with it a little bit and I was like, "What the he got you?" >> As officers interviewed the suspect, Victoria, along with the staff and witnesses, two conflicting stories emerged, each pointing the blame at the other. From the look of things, it was becoming somewhat obvious that Victoria was at fault. But they still needed to investigate further to be certain that she was really at fault. >> Who's the one that supposedly spent? >> Yeah, man. He spit on this kid, bro. I hit him with money. He was just calling us for hours. So, I like took the money like this and I went like this. >> Sure. >> Hit him in the face with him. That was all I did. And um then like everybody stood up at the same time. Obviously, it you're going to see it literally. And then water bottles flew everywhere. There was a beer that flew everywhere and he was like spit flew everywhere and it was just us yelling at each other and I'm like bro what the are you talking about? >> He's been here since hours sat and called us. He was talking about our mom. >> Yeah, >> for an hour and we were just chilling. We didn't give we were just like okay buddy. And then he was like yeah why would I give girls money just drunk? >> Yeah. His buddy said that he was bragging about money. Yeah, he also called his friend >> like constantly >> to the point where his friend was so uncom. >> He doesn't want to be next to him. I know that. But he was keeping an eye on him because I don't think he wanted him to go that far. >> Yeah, but he did go that far. >> All right, sit tight. I'll be right back. >> He got up. Everybody got up. Beer went everywhere and he said she started spitting. But >> And what did the friend say? >> He said that >> he was still inside. >> No, his friend's outside. >> His friends the guy helmet. >> He said that he's drunk. He was talking about um making money, not wanting to pay them. So I mean his friend's line up with theirs. >> Okay. >> When the dancer Victoria was brought aside, she faced tough questions from the officer and her nervous reaction revealed just how quickly things could turn in a high pressure environment. >> Management does want you guys trespass. Are you guys going to be trespassed on the property? Okay. >> Okay. Am I still able to get >> I'm going to see if they have but >> I might be trespassed. >> They don't want they don't want you guys coming back here and creating any issues. So, >> okay. There's Kino Ego and Kitten's going to be sitting over here at out of view though. >> Kitten's on stage right now. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But she that's where she's going to go is directly to that. >> Soon it starts around here. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So, I'm happy with it. >> Yep. Let me go talk to her again. Miranda. >> Yeah. >> So, >> does he want to press charges? >> Yeah. >> Let me just ask again. Hey, do you still want to press charges? >> Yes, sir. >> Yes. Um, so where were you hit? >> Uh, she spit on me right here and then she slapped me in my face right here and she also spit on him too. Like it it hit him in the process. >> Uh, let me let know about the change of plans. >> Hey, let's talk over here real quick. What was your first name again? >> Victoria. >> Victoria. >> Hi. >> All right. >> So before we talk again, I just got to inform you of your rights. Okay. >> Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in court. >> I just got to make a phone call. Obviously, >> you want to listen to what I have to say for >> Absolutely. I'm listening. I'm so sorry. I'm just getting like I have a lot of anxiety. I'm just getting nervous. >> Okay. >> You need to come get me. >> Who are you talking to right now? >> The person that's going to come get me. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to restart. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand each of these rights as I have explained them to you? >> Yes. >> Yes. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to answer questions or make a statement at this time? >> No, sir. Can I just please? >> All right. Nobody's going to Jason. I am going to jail in Port St. Lucy County. You have to come get me, please. >> Jason, I'm going to jail. Is it a misdemeanor? >> Yes. >> I'm being charged with a misdemeanor. >> So, here's what we're going to do for >> Do you have like a wallet or anything? >> Um, I do. It's >> I'm going to walk you around the other side. Okay. >> We're not going to make a big deal about this. We're going to walk over the other side. >> Once you get first appearance, you said Jason. Jason can pick you up in the morning. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, let's walk over this way real quick. I don't want them to see you. Victoria refused to answer any more questions while admitting that she had thrown the money. Yet, her silence, combined with the damning video evidence, told officers everything they needed to know. The investigation was nearing its end, and the truth was finally clear. >> Jason, you're on speaker. He said it's not a domestic that Why do I have to wait till the morning? >> Uh, you you have to get your first appearance in the morning. Okay. >> It's part of It's not because they want to keep you overnight. It's because the judge, >> that's just how it is. My brother's a county sheriff. That's why I'm asking. >> When you get there, they'll explain it to you. >> They'll explain everything to you. He can come pick you up. >> Eastidge Avenue. Yeah. So, Jason, >> do me a favor, please. Just hand the phone. >> Victoria, >> you're okay, baby. >> Victoria, do me a favor. Just turn my phone, please. >> Can I hold and talk? >> All right. >> Yeah, you can do that. >> Yeah. Jason, can you please bring it over here? Hello? >> Yeah, I got >> It's okay. Hey, hold on. Hold on. Give me one second. >> Let's walk over to the car, please. I'm going get her ID. >> I can have her talk to you over there, but for right now, I just got to take you to the car. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Walk with you. >> Hey, here. Here. Come here. >> Sorry. You're good. You're good. All right. >> Just keep in mind after reading your rights, you didn't want to talk to me. Okay. >> Charges on that [ __ ] too, man. How can you do that? >> Um, if it's a little bit tricky given the situation, >> I threw money at him. >> If you All right, do me a favor. Face the vehicle, please. >> Just going to go ahead and search you before putting you in my car. Okay. >> How can I press charges back on him? Because that was not okay. >> Like I said, you you decided you did not you did not want to talk to me. Okay. Based off what we had, you are going for simple battery. That being said, based on the evidence and the statements you guys all give, if you do want to go ahead press, you can speak to the state about that. Okay. But right now, you're essentially the primary aggressor in this case. Okay. Do do you have anything on you? Any small amounts of anything like that, needles, anything. I don't want I don't want to get to jail and then God forbid there's something on you. That's another charge. Okay. >> It's a felony charge. >> That's a felony charge right now. Tell me now. >> Right now it's a misdemeanor. >> I promise. No. Um she just searched me. You can search if you'd like. Um >> we had the situation yesterday. Okay. Trust me. >> Don't do drugs or drink or call. >> All right, ma'am. Just do me a favor. Go ahead. Step inside the vehicle for me, please. >> Can you put your hands in front of me? >> I cannot do that. >> Are you pregnant? >> No. Okay. >> What? Yeah, they are. >> They already got >> We're just We're just wrapping up with them. All right. Again, not trying to give you guys a hard time. >> No, I know. I know. >> I'm going to put some money in their pockets. Is that okay? >> I'll take it. She going to have anything in her pockets. >> That's 500, girl. Soon as soon as you get in there, tell them to cash buy you out. Cash buying you right out. >> They going to have to wait till tomorrow, >> dude. You have any questions for me? >> No. She's going to jail. >> Yes. I appreciate it. >> Yes. So, another thing, the business wants you guys trespass. Okay. >> That's cool. Uh you if they rehire her, I'm going after them, too. So >> Oh, well that's entirely up to you. Uh you guys cannot step foot on this property for at least 6 months. Okay? If you come over here, they see you over here, they record you over here, you're going to jail, >> anywhere out here, too. You can't entirely their property. >> No problem. Hey, sensations is better anyway. >> It's probably better. >> We're headed out. They don't want you guys here. You guys have officially been trespassed. You guys You guys can't stay here. Okay. You know, the slap was fine, but with her spitting in my face. >> Okay. >> I'm not. >> All right. Okay. You don't have to apologize to us, man. >> That's not cool. >> All right. >> All right. Y take it easy. >> Hey, have a >> Victoria was charged with simple battery. Up next, the officers caught a married guy with a junky escort, Ashley, who had an active warrant on her, but thought that she could just walk away. >> He wanted to do something like sexually. I was arrested for >> Do you have anything on you right now? >> Yes. Can Can you not charge me for it, please? >> What? >> He killed his wife and then asked me to marry him. But me and him were cool. I didn't even know he had a wife. >> On April the 26th, 2022, officers approached a parked car occupied by a woman named Ashley and a man. Something about the scene felt off as the officers began questioning the woman. She became nervous and evasive. >> Yeah. Sorry. >> Come on. >> Yeah. >> I'm hot. >> Wrong. >> You have a driver's license? >> No, I don't. >> All right. I'm sorry. >> What are you sorry for? >> I mean, I don't know. Like, he just wanted me to park right here. >> He wanted you to park right there. >> He wanted us to park right there and he wanted to do something. He just went >> What did he want to do? >> He wanted to do something like sexually. >> Do you know him? >> What? >> Do you know him? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> You don't have an ID on you? >> No. 10 cop 28. >> What's your first name? No. What's your first name? >> Ashley. >> The officers ran a check on Ashley and discovered an active history which changed the course of the investigation. >> All right. You have any warrants or anything? >> No. >> Okay. 10 switch. >> Fact. I go to I go to court May 10th >> for what? >> Um some [ __ ] that you getting dismissed. What were you arrested for? >> I was arrested for a drug paranoia. >> Do you have anything on you right now? >> Yes. Can Can you not charge me for it, please? >> Hold on. >> Bravo 10 Westb >> here. Just Just leave. Hold on. >> Please. >> 651 by name. >> Go ahead. >> You spell your first name. A S H L E Y, right? Okay, perfect. >> What do you have on you? >> I have a pipe. >> All right. >> Here. Do you have any? >> No, I don't. I don't have no >> All right. >> Here. Can I throw it or smash it? >> No, just put it right there for Actually, just put it on the floor. >> I'm sorry. >> We saw him pick you up, by the way. >> Oh, okay. >> And we saw you guys park here. >> Oh, here. >> I told him to pay me for my time. >> Who's Ivory? Ivory um this um >> if you're 1012 >> man I was going with and he >> I am 1012 >> his wife >> give me one second >> he his wife and then asked me to marry him >> what >> he killed his wife and then asked me to marry him but me and him were cool I didn't even know he had a wife he got my name on his face and so >> Jesus all right give me one second okay you have a warrant >> warrant for what >> out of Orange County >> for what dangerous possession of danger >> possession of danger Calm down. Give us about 10 minutes and then we'll >> I just talked to my bondsman. Is that 102? Anyone else? >> 104. >> Oh my god. I just talked to my back. >> Were you ever in Orlando? >> Yes. That's where I'm from. >> Pressured by the questions and ongoing investigation. Ashley dulged more about her relationship with the man, revealing disturbing facts, prompting the officer to immediately question the male suspect as well. >> What are you doing around here, Mr. Lopez? >> You come to cut my hair >> to cut your hair. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then what? >> Then you go to I'm trying to go to street. She just trying to >> H >> She just stopped me over there. >> She stopped you? >> Yeah. >> I'm trying to uh my windows out and she was trying to get out my car. She got out my car. >> Okay. >> You didn't wave her over or anything? >> No. >> You sure? >> Okay. >> Why' you let her in the car? cuz she is my car. I'm trying to go my my window. She got came up. That's what >> you explain. >> Yeah. But but you're lying to me. >> Because I was there in the alleyway and I watched you. >> I saw you pull up to the corner. Your windows are already up. >> Okay. >> Married, >> bro. >> Are you married? >> You're married? You have white. Yeah. Your wife know you're here. Your wife know you're here. >> Yeah. Got my hair. >> Can we call her? >> Huh? >> Can you call her? >> No, she's >> What's your number? We'll call her. I'll call her. What's your number? And I'll tell her what you call. >> Huh? No. Got kids. >> Hey, I just talked to my boss. Like, I don't understand this. All right, we're going to go back to the first car. I'll grab your stuff. Please go take me to >> I h I told you I have to. My My hands are tied. >> Please. >> He's going to jail, too, though. So, >> please don't take me to jail. >> I have to take you to jail. >> I promise you won't ever see me again. >> Do you have anything in your bra? >> Um, no, I don't. >> All right. I don't have >> to take this to jail. Sir, >> watch your feet. Watch your feet. >> Ashley pleaded with the officers to let her go, but it was already too late. They wrapped up questioning the man about his connection to her. Ashley was now placed under arrest on an active warrant with additional charges for possession of paraphernalia. Ashley definitely got a wakeup call that she won't be forgetting anytime soon. But up next is Grace, an adult performer whose psycho personality caused mayhem as the officers struggled to contain her. >> A white female. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why did you take off like that? I'm sorry. >> Get your leg in the car. >> Listen, handsome man, you can't sell >> without selling it before. >> What do you mean? >> You understand that? >> No. >> You don't know what the dealing with. >> Okay. >> You don't. >> Okay. >> You No. Not okay. >> In April 2023, Ohio police responded to a crash involving a drunk 20-year-old exotic dancer named Grace Spooner. accused of driving away after running into another vehicle. When officers confronted her, Grace's open defiance quickly set the tone for a chaotic encounter. Roll down the windows. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Who else is in the car? Who else is in the car? Stop. Don't get out. I'm asking you questions. You answer. >> Okay. And I will answer. >> Why did you get on me like that? >> I want to success. It's a female. >> All right. Step out. >> A white female. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why did you take off like that? >> I'm sorry. >> Drinking or something? >> No. >> Where you coming from? >> Broadway. All right. Come on. >> Can you stop holding me like that? >> Nope. Do you have anything in your pockets? >> Oh, yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> I don't know. You want to check me? Besides me, real quick. It may feel intimidating there. >> No, cuz you don't want to stop. >> Are you on something right now? >> No, I just came for dinner with my trick. >> How much you have to drink there? >> Two doubles. >> Two doubles of what? >> PH. >> Okay. So, you are drunk >> and I'mma keep it a bucket with you. >> Where's the owner of that vehicle? >> I don't know. >> Who's Dant Smith? >> I just bought it. >> All right. Officers quickly confirmed that Grace was under 21 and clearly intoxicated. Her agitation mounted with every question, turning a straightforward DUI stop into a frustrating puzzle for the officers trying to decide their next move. >> Are you injured? No. >> Do you need EMS? >> No. >> Okay. >> I need to talk to you. >> What? >> Don't hit me with a what? >> What do you need? >> Don't try me cuz I used to be a paramedic. >> Okay. >> Don't hit me with a what you need. >> Okay. What? >> Cuz I know >> that you want to listen to more than what I got. >> What is >> You want a drug bust? >> What's that? >> You want a bust, >> don't you? >> So, you have in the car? >> I don't. Okay. All right. >> And you want to check it? >> We are going to check it. >> My trick. >> That vehicle is going to get towed. >> Okay. So, you going to give me the clothes out of it? >> Oh, yeah. We'll get what you need out of it. What is your name? Stay in the car. Stay in the car. >> Okay. I understand. >> Get in the car. >> Get your leg in the car. >> Listen, handsome man. >> Get your leg in the car. >> You feel some type of way cuz my leg ain't in the car. >> Get your foot in the car. Just stop. What is your name? Grace. >> Grace. What? >> G R A C E. S P O O N A M. >> N A M. >> N A M. >> All right. >> As in monkey. >> Okay. >> O R E. >> O E. >> Yeah. >> Do you know your social? >> No. I >> I'm going to get your driver's license out of your purse. Okay. >> You can do that. >> All right. Put your foot in the car. >> Do I have to? >> Yes. Put your foot in the car. Why you got to be so demanding? >> Why? Yeah, I'm telling you I'm not. >> Like, I'm telling you that I am, but I'm not. >> None of that even makes sense. >> Claire, confirming she's under 21. >> Three doubles. >> Three doubles. We're at >> six. You did six drinks. >> Six drinks of patrol. >> That's why it smells like that. Clear >> with a lime, too. >> A lime? You know that's >> Where were you drinking? >> Where you Where are you drinking? >> I was drinking at my friend's house >> at dinner. Where's your friend live? >> I really don't know cuz I'm not from Ohio. >> The code. >> Yeah. You want to handle the code two days ago? >> ACDA. >> EADA. >> I'm just going to do HGN. >> ACA. Have you had an OBI before? What's up? >> What's that? >> We get her out of cuff, she's just going to fight with us. >> Yeah. Six bubbles. She's >> Yeah. >> Very small. It's not like she's going to >> So, >> hey babe. >> Um >> Hey, >> do you want to Yeah, go ahead. Do that. >> Get this info first and we'll deal with this. >> Okay. >> What's that? Can you not tow the new clothes I just got? >> We'll get you what you need out of it. In a minute here, >> pay for them. >> In a minute though, I'm going to run you through some testing. All right. >> You can definitely run me through some testing. >> Okay. >> That's obviously with me. >> Okay. All right. Is there anything else in the vehicle that we should know about? >> I need my black and wild. >> Okay. >> Okay. my new clothes that is in Dicks finish line and some like Tupperware. >> Okay, >> there's some black Tupperware in there. They got my steak in it. Okay, >> with asparagus and mashed potatoes. >> Okay, >> I need that. >> Okay, >> sorry. >> Is someone going to be able to pick you up? >> You want someone to pick me up? Cuz I can. You just going to have to let me out before 2:00 before I have them head off into the road. >> Yeah, we'll see how the testing goes. >> What is the time? >> The tension was now escalating by the minute as Grace's erratic behavior boiled over into a heated confrontation. >> Do you have insurance for that vehicle? >> Yes. >> What do you think I am? Some broke ass hub? >> I think you're drinking and driving right now. Um, definitely because a regular without drinking. >> Who can what? >> Now you you can't sell dick without selling it before it >> What do you mean? >> You understand? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> You got to make it hard before it. >> Okay. >> Did you just move here from Georgia? >> Yes. >> Okay. How long you been up in Cleveland? like maybe a year. >> Why'd you move up here? >> Cuz I didn't know it was a snowy and it's cold. >> What's a good phone number for you? >> 706. >> I don't like talking to you between these bars. Can I talk to you in person? >> You are talking to me in person. >> No, I'm not. I'm talking to you between bars right now. You want to stay? >> Okay. What's your current address right now? Where you staying? >> Don't worry about all that. >> What's your current? Well, I need your current address. >> No, I'm not giving it to you. >> You need to give me your current address right now. >> And what do you want to do if I don't? >> I'm going to charge you with obstructing. >> Constructing what? >> Obstructing official business. What is your address? >> I don't care. >> What is your current address? >> I don't care. I'm not giving you my current address. So, I was spending as many me days that I have to do. Hey, guess what? >> You're a bouncer that works in my club cuz I'm a stripper >> at Christy. >> No. >> Where's that? >> What do you mean? What? >> Where is it? Like, where's >> What do you mean where is it? You know, >> don't play dumb with me. I ain't that dumb. >> Okay, >> don't play me like that. >> Okay. It's downtown. >> Okay, that's fine. >> So, at least seven different officers want to report me >> as up cuz I want to sleep with them because I work there. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. You crack your ass off. >> I don't care. I got >> Did she just spit on you? >> All right. She's going down. We're not going to test her. >> You roll up. Yeah, >> let me go. >> No. >> Although she was still clearly intoxicated, Grace knew that she was already in a very tough situation. She needed to find a way to have the cops let her go. And being a stripper, she still had her female prowess and would probably need to rely on it. >> All right. What do you >> No, I don't believe you. >> What do you want? >> I don't believe you. >> For what? >> I don't believe you at all. >> For what? cuz I've been and cut up and left on the streets for these [ __ ] I don't believe you cuz you wasn't there to help me when I was needed. >> Okay, but I'm telling >> No, I don't care. I don't care. You wasn't needed when I needed you when I was bleeding out. Where was you? >> Was that in Georgia? >> No, it was in Cleveland. >> Well, we're not in Cleveland right now. >> I don't give a [ __ ] He is in Cleveland. We're in brother. >> You let me bleed out. You let me live. Live barely. Barely. I had 4 oz blues to clear me. You let me bleed. You let me bleed. 4 and 12 oz. >> Okay. >> Of blood. Okay. >> You let me bleed out. >> Okay. >> On the side of streets, >> okay? >> I don't trust you. >> You want to send FBI entachments to deal with me? You can. I don't trust you. You let me bleed. >> Okay. >> Take care, sir. >> I want blood pumping out my area because of you. Okay. >> No, it doesn't. No. Hold on. >> Hold on. Don't get out of the car. >> I'm not getting out of the car. I'm telling you. >> Okay. >> You don't know what the dealing with. >> Okay. >> You don't. >> Okay. >> You No. Not. Okay. Okay. You don't. You don't know what you're dealing with. You don't know how many girls have been captured to take to Atlanta. Atlanta, Ohio is the way to go. >> Atlanta, Georgia. >> Yes. You're going to get through. And I promise that you I promise that. I don't care about you. Let me go. I really don't give a >> All right, we're going to read her the >> I want you to capture the girls that are in danger. >> Stop. >> I want you to capture the girls that are in danger. >> Are you going to understand that? >> Is that what Sergeant >> Are you going to capture the Americans that are in danger? >> No. >> No. Just uh >> Man, I'm going tell you straight up. your head. >> Can I step up? >> We're going to go We're going to go back to the station so you can >> Can I step up and talk to him? >> No, you got to stay in the car right now. >> No. Woman to woman. >> No, there's >> I can't step up and step back in. >> No. >> No. You don't trust me. >> Okay, Grace, stay in. Stay in. >> You don't trust me. >> Stay in the car. Come on. >> You don't trust me. >> Stay in the car. >> You don't trust me. >> Go ahead. Pull it. >> Get in the car. You don't trust me. You don't trust me. >> You don't trust me. >> I don't trust you. You just spit on me. >> Yeah, I did because you're not a a >> Even during transport to the processing unit, officers struggled to keep up with Grace's relentless antics. Her outbursts only grew worse with time. >> Let me off, bro. Let me off where they torturing me, [ __ ] I rather be tortured than to deal with you by the Mexicans, the Mexican cartel. I rather be tortured by them than to deal with you. >> You wouldn't let me go. >> Step out. >> No, you wouldn't let me go. I couldn't hold it. >> Okay. >> And I couldn't. >> Okay, I'm counting out one. >> Oh, no. No shoes. shoes cuz I already car. >> All right, >> you can have them. >> I couldn't hold it. >> Door 22, please. >> What's your name? Logan. You look like a Logan. No. >> Go ahead. >> You want to let me keep pissing? >> No. Come on. I don't want to piss through y'all. >> Come on. >> Okay. All right. >> Hold on. Door 23. >> I have a bacterial infection. >> Okay, just stay in that blue box. Just stand in that blue box. Whatever. Can I take it off? >> No, leave it on. >> And I am >> Leave it on, Grace. Just stop. >> I'm going to get a female leg here. >> Well, get it. >> Just stay there. >> Just stay there. >> I want to take them off. >> Okay. >> I don't want to be my pen. You want to try me? >> Stay in the blue box. >> No. Hold on. >> Stay in the blue box. >> You You want to tase me? >> No. Don't do it. >> Stay in the blue box. >> I like a kinky. >> Stay in the blue box, Grace. >> Stay in the blue box. Step back. >> You can touch me. >> Step back. >> You touch me. >> Just stay in that blue box. >> No. Yes. >> You don't want me here. >> You don't want me here. >> Stay in the blue box. >> No. Get the me. >> Just stay there. Get the You didn't catch my abductor. You didn't catch the person that set me into pieces. You didn't catch them. >> Stay in the blue box. >> You didn't catch me. >> Stay in the blue box. >> You didn't catch me and you didn't catch them. You go let people slice and dice your community before you let them connect the pieces. >> Stay in the blue box. >> Don't touch me. >> She >> No. I don't need sheep. >> She is urinating everywhere. >> Yes. All in the backseat of my car. >> Yes, I did. Because disrespect him. >> I want to take a test. >> That's on the No. Suck the time. >> All right. Refusal. >> I right over here. >> Do you not understand? Yeah. >> I'm saying >> I got you. I got it. >> I'm saying I'm confessing to your piss test. >> Right. I understand. >> You want to say that? >> I do. I got it. But y'all didn't. >> Right. I I got you. >> No. >> No, you don't. >> I know. >> No, you don't. >> No, you don't. >> I got you. >> Stand by for a minute. Hey. Hey, come stand right here at this window. >> Despite her behavior, officers stayed professional. Grace's defiance finally met its limit as the officers asserted control, bringing her entitled attitude to an abrupt end and showing her that consequences were unavoidable. Please don't put me in. I hate you. No. No. You trying to You trying to You trying to put me in Mexico? >> Watch out for all that. You're >> You're trying to put me in Mexico. >> Quiet and get in the car. >> You're trying to put me into Mexico. >> No, we're not. >> Don't kick. Don't kick. Don't kick. Don't kick. You're trying You're trying to pull me into Mexico. >> Yes, you're going to be in your own urine here in >> Got. No, I don't want you. I'm at the doctor. >> You can't come in here acting on >> I don't care. You don't give a cuz when I was bleeding out the side of my leg, I had two pints of blood left to my soul. You ain't give. Neither of y'all gave. >> No. Okay, I understand that the hospital. >> You don't have to grab me. >> Just making sure you go. >> Okay, grab me. I don't care. >> Thank you. >> Grace, relax you. I'm not going to relax. >> We'll get you. You'll tell us where to go, dar half of my laying on my mother leg. >> Teach me. >> Why would it? Grace. Grace. Grace. Grace. >> No, I can't. I can't. No, I can't. I can't. >> What's wrong? >> I'm in. >> No, I'm not. >> Take a minute. Indoor voice. I'm right here. What's wrong? >> No. No. Please don't let them hurt me. Please. Please. You're going to hit me up. You're going to hit me up. >> Please hit me up to the Mexican. Please stop. You laughing like this funny, bro. No, I wasn't even >> You was bitchled. >> Stop. >> You wasn't giggling. >> You wasn't giggling when I first land in this [ __ ] >> Put me in a room, bro. Put me in a room, bro. >> Grace Sputnimore was charged with operating a vehicle under the influence, speeding, obstruction of official business, and assaulting a police officer. Moving on to another crazy woman who tried to touch an officer inappropriately to get out of trouble >> and you're very nervous. >> Okay. Hey, do not like Can you stop? Stop. And >> you're funny for that. >> You're funny for that. >> Look, step this way for me. >> Is it Chris or Josh? >> You don't know which boyfriend? >> No, for real. Like he has Did you give him my keys? For real. For real. Come on, guys. Like, that's my car. >> On February the 10th, 2023, an officer responded to a hit-and- run incident, but was not ready to deal with a woman who was used to seducing her way out of problems. >> Step out of the car. >> Are you okay? You need rescue? >> I need a verbal answer. >> I choose not to. >> You choose not to. So you don't need rescue. >> Like what happened to your car? >> Charlie, >> this is my brand new car. Nothing happened to my car. >> Okay. Like >> look look what about this? >> What do you mean that? >> Like how how did that happen? Like >> a flat tire like two months ago. >> Look, how how did this happen? >> But I don't know the Z. >> Huh? What's that? >> It's my camera. How did that happen? You don't know? Okay. >> No, I'm not saying I don't know. That That's not That's not That happened. >> That That shouldn't happen. >> Okay. Can I Can I have your driver's license? >> No. >> What? Why are you being mean? >> I'm not being mean. Like, here's what's going to happen. Do me a favor. Come on. Let's walk with me. >> No. >> Come on. We got to get out of the road. >> Wait, you got to you got to get out of the road. Just >> It's fine. I'll go with you. Be right there. >> That's done. I have someone coming for >> There's no one that's going to come pick me up right now. We're not done with our investigation. Okay. >> What investigation? >> Because I pulled you over for how you were driving. So, we're going to go over here real quick. Okay. Listen, right now based on I'll >> I'm getting nervous. >> Okay. Don't don't be nervous, but I'm going to tell you what what's going to happen. Okay. Um based on my observation right now and based on what that officer told me, I believe that your faculties are impaired, that you're unable to operate your motor vehicle in a safe manner. >> Absolutely. >> Okay. Your eyes are watery and glassy, your pupils are dilated. There's a strong order of alcoholic beverage emitting from your breath. The moment you step out of the car right now, you can't even maintain your balance. Okay? You swing back and forth. Understand? You have no idea how damage is like in your car. How did it happen? Do you know where you're at right now at this moment? >> I'm on the corner of Can I just get my phone? And I told you that because I'm kind of >> The woman appeared clearly intoxicated and the officers made an effort to explain the situation to her. Initially, she seemed nervous until her behavior started to become strange. >> You what? >> I'm like hooking up with a guy. >> Okay. >> So So here's what I want you to do for me. Go ahead. Like walk this way for me cuz I'll be conducting a DUI investigation. You understand? To make sure you're able to safely operate operate your motor. >> Okay. >> I won't. >> You You won't. All right. Sounds good. Like, listen. Once we get across the street and I explain everything to you because we I don't want to stay here cuz it's not safe. Understand? Once you get across the street, we'll talk about it. Okay. Does that make sense? >> Yes, sir. >> All right, ma'am. Come here. Okay. Um, I'm going to read your rights. Understand? It doesn't mean you're under arrest. is for us to have a conversation. >> I don't want my Miranda right here. >> Huh? You said what? >> My Miranda right? >> Yes. That's what I'm going to read to you. So, so we can have a conversation. Understand? You have the final rights under the United Constitution. Listen carefully. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? >> No. >> Why don't you understand about that? >> This is not a laughing matter. >> It's not. You're right. >> Appreciate it. >> Let's go back. What's your highest level of education? >> AA. >> Okay. You have an associate degree. >> Okay. Good. You have the right to talk to your attorney before we ask you any questions and to have an intern present during questioning. Do you understand that? >> Nope. >> Good job. If you cannot afford an attorney, won't we be appointed for you at no cost before any questions begin? >> Because they can't. >> Okay. Do you understand that? >> Okay. If you decide to enter question now, you have the right to stop at any time and consult with your attorney. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you understand everything I just explained to you? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. The reason why this officer pulled you over, understand because he got a report you have hit several like near the hospice down the street. You hit that. >> That you hit that and that's how you like the damage occur in your car. When he pulled you over, tried you failed to stop and you when you finally stopped try to make contact with you. >> No, I did stop. >> Okay. When you finally stopped, he made contact with you. >> He noticed stop. I did stop. >> Okay. Yes, you did stop. So, he noticed that you had a strong order of alcoholic beverage and your breath based on your cope with your driving pattern and you was very lethargic on your movement. Understand? Which led him under the impression that you are in your faculties were impaired. I observe the same things. You have no idea of what's going on around you. Does that make sense? >> I agree with you and I know you mean to quot, but I'm just trying to say like >> am I >> okay? So that's why we'll be conducting a DUI investigation. Okay. Do you have any medical issues? >> No. In fact, I just bought contacts today. >> You just bought contacts today. So you have them on right now? >> So I can see. >> Okay. So do you you have your contacts on right now? >> Yes, I do. Okay, I got you. Don't you don't have to do anything. I see it. >> The officer repeatedly asked her to perform a field sobriety test, which she refused. After asking for the second time, she agreed to perform the test. She was well aware that a field test would give the cops a good reason to send her to jail. But she was at the time to give up without a fight. He had a good bait up her sleeves and one that would be difficult for some men to resist. >> No, no, no, no. Don't. >> Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. >> No, no, no, no. Don't. >> Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. You're so sweet like and you're really hot. >> All right. >> All right. Sorry. >> Stand right there for me. >> Do you care if I hit my baby? >> No. No. No. No. Quit. Put Give me that. Okay. >> Fine. Fine. But I'm going to be mad if you don't give it back. >> I'll give it back. Just stand right there for me. >> All right. Same thing. Okay. Make you make look ma'am. Hello >> you're really gonna arrest me. >> Why? >> Why? >> Let's let's finish up with with the exercise. Okay. >> The officers took her vape and asked her to perform the test again, which she clearly failed. Realizing she was likely going to jail, she attempted to shed a few tears, hoping it might prevent her arrest. However, the reality of the situation was going to be quite different for her. >> Place your right foot in front of your left. Place your right in front of your left. Go with the heel of your right touching the toe of your left. Nope. Nope. Nope. You're not paying attention to what I'm telling you. Okay. Place your left. Left. Start first. Nope. Nope. Step off. Step off. That's not your left. That's your right. You have your right foot on the line right now. >> Are you listening? >> I'm going to jail. We're in jail. >> Who said you're going to jail? >> Going to jail? >> Who said? No. Look, look, look. Go, go, go back this way. >> Okay. Hey, do not like Can you stop? Stop. Stop. Okay. Stop. Listen carefully to what I'm asking you to do. Okay. Let's finish the exercise and we're going to talk. Can we do that? Okay. That's what I'm asking you to do. Good. Stand back here. Here. Okay. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Okay. Can you see that? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Try to stand that way for me. >> You You're helping me, right? >> Mhm. >> Awesome. >> Okay. You won't be able to complete that. Let >> me just call, please. >> Let's do something else. Okay. Let's do something else. You got stand right there for me. >> I'm really nervous. I don't I Okay. Okay. Okay. Give me one step. Okay. >> I deserve to trip watch. >> All right. Stand Stand right there for me. Stand in front of me. In front of me. In front of me. Okay. >> I'm like really nervous. >> Step back. Step back a little bit. Don't try not to be. Step back a little bit. Okay. Cool. All right. Good. Stand with your feet together like this for me. Stand with your feet together like this. Okay. When I tell you to, I want you to When I tell you to, I want you to raise whichever legs you feel comfortable with in front of you approximately 6 in off the ground. Okay? Not Not like that. Do not start yet. With the raised foot parallel to the ground, I want you to look at the elevated foot. Okay? >> Sorry. Sorry. >> No, you're fine. I want you to look at the limited foot and count out loud in this manner. 1,001,002 and so forth until I tell you to stop. Does that make sense so far? >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm going to show you. Do not do not start yet. I'm going to show you what I want you to do. Okay. Step back. Okay. Keep your feet together for me and keep your arms at your side like this. Okay. 1,004,000 105 and 20 and fourth until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? During the exercise, if you put your foot down, >> I want my friend to pick me up. >> Okay. Listen. During the exercise, if you put your foot down, pick it right back up and start from where you're left up. You understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Do you have any questions for me? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> And you're very nice. I'm sorry that I'm crying. I'm >> Don't Don't cry. >> For the second time, the woman tried to hug the officer, making him visibly uncomfortable. The cop who knew that frolicking with a seductress might ruin his career stayed focused, not minding the bait she was dangling before him. >> I I can't I can't I can't do it. >> Can you Can you try at least? Can you try? My sneaky link is down the road. Okay. Yeah. Stop. Stop. All right. Questions for you on a scale of 1 to 10. Okay. 1 to 10. One is completely sober. Okay. 10 is fall down drunk. What do you think you are on that scale? >> A three. >> A three. How would you describe a three? I was just going to treat as I'm nervous about food, please. >> Huh? >> So, like for me, >> a five will be buzz. What What What a three will be for you. >> A three would be two a beer. >> Two shot a beer. But you said you had like um >> I didn't tell you one beer. I had a beer and two. >> Okay. So, you have So, now you have a beer and two. >> You're funny for that. >> You're funny for that. >> Look, step this way for me. >> Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. >> No, you're fine. You're fine. Okay. So, do you think you able to operate your motor ve your motor vehicle in a safe manner? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. Can you walk in front of my car for me? in front of my car. Not look in front like this. Like look this way. In front of my car. Okay. Said this way. Put your hands behind your back for me. >> No. No. No. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Get up. Get up. Get up. >> Listen. You're just being charged with DUI. If you make it worse, you're going to get charged with resisting. Put your hands behind your back. >> At this point, she was beginning to realize that being flirtatious was not the best of ideas. And neither was it going to get her out of the mess she was in. At least not when it involved officers who were disciplined and willing to do their jobs. >> Have a seat. Put your leg up. Um, I went there and he has video of her freaking hitting a handicap sign, backing up, but he tried to stop her and then she hits the side of the building >> and then burns out and takes off. And then when I came out of community hospice, she blew past me. >> And then I hit the UI and then observed the careless driving >> and she was going like 75 and it's 45. I mean it's I mean >> so that's what I'm going off of that I could give her citations for that and then the hidden her boyfriend's here to figure out the car situation. So >> was a boyfriend at? >> He's down there. I'll tell him in a second. >> They have a glass >> glass where >> like us like we're not animals we're human. >> Never said you was. >> Do you care if I pee somewhere? I promise I'll keep I'll keep on >> I really have to pee like for real joking >> to the boyfriend. >> Is that what you want to do? >> That's what he said. I don't know. Figure it out from there. >> Hey, you want your boyfriend to get your car? >> Yes, please. Can I Do you care? Do you have my phone, right? Can I call him? >> He's here. >> Is he? >> Mhm. Is it Chris or Josh? >> You don't know which boyfriend? >> No, for real. >> As time went on, the woman's behavior became increasingly erratic. She first asked to pee in the car, and when she was informed that her boyfriend was also present, she couldn't quite place who exactly it was, indicating that she was possibly a woman of loose morals. >> You read books? My dad kind of like read books and >> don't all of our dads did. >> Yeah. The honesty about about about Homer, it's every high school student kind of read. It's basically literature. So >> you're funny. You know, you're really handsome, too. And I'm over here like this man just put cups on my wrist. And if you turn left over here, you take me to my sneak house. Come on, do me a favor. >> You won't. >> You won't. Just give me my ceilings. I'm a waitress. Okay. I'm a bartender. >> You a bartender? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Turn left. Do me a favor. Turn left. Take me there, >> please. >> Why? >> Because if I go home, then it's something different. But if I go left, you know what I'm saying? >> I don't know what you're saying. >> You don't. So that's why I'm like, "Hey, I live. Come here. You're really hot. You know that? You're young, too. What are you like 23? Eventually, she was charged with driving under the influence and speeding.