You're going to go to jail for DWY. I know. Okay, man. You got anything that's going to poke me, stick me? Cuz I got to search this. 40 60 1 2 Okay. 73. Okay, man. >> Some rich executives tend to think their wealth can solve any problem, including a runin with the law. But when they try flashing cash in front of honest cops, things take a turn they never expected. >> I live here. Hey man, I want you to be quiet for me for just a moment. Okay. >> I'll pay you $3,000 to get away from them. The one time I get upset and cops come. What does that tell you? >> Here are some of the most humiliating moments when rich executives thought they could bribe good cops. Starting with the moment a company executive who after getting busted for boating under the influence shamelessly tried to bribe the officer. I have a company to run tomorrow, >> sir. I understand that. But right now, we got this to deal with. >> Can I pay you like 500 bucks and just get out of this? Mike, this is stupid. >> Cash money. $100 bills. >> I can't. >> I'm telling you, I'll give you 500 bucks. Get off. >> Kathy, you can't bribe a police officer. Stop saying that. On September the 1st, 2024, near the west end of Dog Island in Franklin County, Florida, an officer with the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was on routine patrol when he spotted a center console boat with two people aboard and no visible safety decal, he decided to make a quick stop for a standard safety inspection. Unaware that his simple decision was about to set off a chain of unexpected events that would be tainted with a bit of corruption. >> You're perfectly fine, man. I'm just going to do a safety inspection. Okay. You ain't been fishing today, have you? No. I would just do a safety inspection. All right. >> Everything I have to have. >> All right, Captain. Look, first thing I need you to do is give me a two life jackets and a type four throwable. >> Two life jackets. >> Type four throwable. Good. That's it. And then a fire extinguisher and a whistle or sound producing device. Let me see real quick. Turn it around real quick. Yep, that's good. All right. The only other thing I asked for was, you know what I asked for? whistle or sound producers. We'll look at those. >> I got I got a whistle, too. >> These are good. >> Perfect. All right, C. Another thing I had to ask. How much alcohol have you had to drink today? Cuz I can smell it on your breath. >> We've had a couple. >> How much is a couple? >> I mean, I can't really tell it. >> Even how long ago? >> Well, we went to Blue Parrot. We went and meet some buddies in St. George. Stopped by Blue Perry. Had a drink. >> Okay. >> I mean, nothing is crazy. >> Do you have Do you have your registration and your ID on the boat? I'm going to give you a boating safety decal, but we got to talk about some other stuff, too. >> Got all your boating safety equipment. I just need your ID and your registration. How long ago did you buy the boat? >> I think probably what, three months ago, four months ago. Just bought it. This is my first boat ever on the mountain. >> Where where are you headed right now? >> Back to Caribel. >> Oh, cuz you turned to go up this way. >> Well, so he has a place right on dog island. Okay. Where y'all headed over there? >> So, we're trying to see if anybody's there going home. >> I think you got something hanging right there. >> Do what? >> You have a little something hanging on your nose. Help you clean it up. >> I don't feel comfortable not checking to make sure you're okay to operate your boat. Will you step aboard my boat to conduct field sobriety tasks so I can make sure you're okay to drive your boat? Yes or no? >> Yeah. Can we just I mean >> either way, can we just >> Hold on. This this what I got to do at this point. Okay. >> Can you step on the front of the boat? You got grab one of your life jackets, put it on real quick, and then just come sit on the front of my boat. Okay. >> You ever done field test before? >> It's going to be seated. We don't do the walking turn on here because it's kind of, you know, stable. We're We're kind of moving back and forth. We're going to check your eyes. Hold your head still and follow the stimulus with your eyes only. This is the stimulus right here where my finger is. Right there at the tip of that pin. Okay. >> The officer put him through a field sobriety test and he failed miserably. But just when it seems like a straightforward DUI stop, things took a surprising twist. Be aware of DUI laws in Florida. Look, I'm going to tell you the bad news. You're under arrest for BUI right now. Okay? You're way over the legal limit. You're like double the legal limit right now. Really? >> Yes, sir. >> So, what I need you to do, stand up, turn around, put your hands behind your back. Going to be going to jail today for BUI. Okay. We can I'm going to be as nice to you as I can, man. But I can't I can't let it go, right? I'm going make sure I don't pinch your hands here. Okay. >> I really feel anything, >> sir. We'll talk about that in a minute. I can't ignore it. You're You're beyond the legal limit, man. It's not It's not a sir, it's not a pastel. Okay. It's not a passel to determine the level of of deterine your level of impairment. Okay. Have a seat right there. I'm talking. >> I mean, did I really just fail that much? >> Yes. It's a combination of everything. It's scientifically proven and all that. Okay. It is what it is. This is what we're trained to do out here trying to prevent boating accidents due to be. Sir, what's your name? Have you drank too? You haven't operated the boat yet. Okay, that's why I'm asking. We got to figure out what to do with the boat. Hey sir, have a seat real quick. I'm trying. Hey, >> I have a company to run tomorrow. >> Sir, I understand that. But right now, we got this to deal with. >> Okay. Well, I just want to get in and out. Like, I've never been in jail in my entire life. Like, this is >> Hey, >> I'm not your balls. I'm just saying this is kind of ridiculous. Pass everything. >> Listen, listen. Hold on just a second. Slide back over there real quick. >> Like, I don't think that I've held anything you ask. >> And that's okay. I'll pay the money. Just let me go. >> Captain, you're going to jail with it. Okay, I'm trying to be as nice as I can. You're going to jail. >> You're out here at BUI. It's unacceptable holiday weekend. You don't do this. Okay. I'm trying to be nice with you. >> I'm being cool with you. Okay. Please work with me. All right. >> You have a shirt? >> Yeah, you can have a shirt. Heck yeah, man. I got to figure out what to do with your boat and see if he's okay to drive it. If he's not okay to drive it, I got to pull it in. All right. Or we got to get somebody to tow it. >> Get people to come get it. >> As an arrogant, rich executive, he was convinced his wealth could buy him out of anything. and he made an outrageous offer to the officer. This would >> Can I pay you like 500 bucks and just get out of this? Mike, this is stupid. >> Cash money. $100 bills. >> Sure. >> I can't I can't take any money from you. It's out of my hands at this point. Um, come back here real quick, man. >> Have a seat. Have a seat right here. >> We're doing a dance out here. >> Here. Have a seat right here, man. >> You sit right there and pop your feet up there. Is there any way you can just unh I'm not going to jump off four and go swimming. >> Let me see. Let me see. Are they uncomfortable right now? >> Dude, I've never been gone. I've never been to jail my entire life. I'm 38 years old and like this hurts. >> I wrist. I'm not going to jump off board and try to swim. >> Brother Lord, >> I promise you >> if I could take him and do that, I would do that. But if I take those off and something happens, I get fired. Okay. >> Tied to my ankle and my left wrist. >> I can't do that, man. That's >> my left ankle and my left wrist. So I can't do something. >> I'm not trying to be a jerk. Okay. >> I mean, god damn it. Who can sit here like this? >> Hurts. >> Hey, do you got your uh you got your ID on you real quick? >> You don't have your ID on you? Hey, hang on right here. Don't move. I'm going to check your boat. Where's your empty cans at? I mean that's so I don't want to go to jail. >> I love you dearly but I'm not drunk. >> Captain, you are definitely impaired beyond your normal faculties. I do not take people to jail unless I'm sure. >> Oh empties. >> Do you don't need empties. Okay. It's in your system. >> But why are you looking for empties in them? >> There's empties back there. Get a whole thing of beer. >> Where? >> Right back there. >> How many? It doesn't matter how many. There's three back there. >> Three? >> Yeah, three. >> I can drink three beers in 10 minutes and you can I will never matter. It doesn't matter. Then you can you can prove that later. That's your right. You can do that. >> I mean, come on, dude. >> Captain, we've already established you're under arrest for >> You establish that. I didn't establish nothing. >> Okay. >> I'm just a dealing with your consent. >> How do you ass out of jail? >> Where do you work, man? >> I have my own business. >> What company is it? What company is it? It's >> in town. >> Is it out of town? >> Yeah. Dang it. I'm >> telling you, I'll give you 500 bucks. Try not to get off. >> Captain, you can't bribe a police officer. Stop saying that. Stop saying that. I'm doing you a favor. Stop saying that. >> You're not doing me a favor. >> You don't want to get another charge for trying to bribe a public official. >> Hey, we're not going anywhere. I got to take your boat in. I can't just leave it. Okay. I'm respond. You just told me you were going in. >> Yeah, it's going to take a while. We got to get all the way to the caravo. >> My way to just let go and be done. >> You can't get sir. You can't get let go. You're under arrest. >> Got to go to jail sometime. >> No, you don't. You don't have to go to jail. >> I didn't do anything stupid. >> I promise you I pass every one of these. >> I'm going tell you, I was just going to do a safety inspection and all that. Okay. It's all I was pulling you over for. >> Plus, they're a breathalyzer. >> You can do that. You'll have that option here shortly. >> You got to be kidding me. I'm going to sit in jail o overnight. >> Yes, sir. Captain, this is not my first rodeo. Okay. Y like this is new. DUI laws have been a thing for decades. Okay. You can't drive a boat drunk. You can drive a boat, drink a beer, whatever one you do. You can't operate a boat under the over the legal limit. Okay? Just like a car. Okay? I'm saying you're over the legal limit. You're over the legal limit from everything I've observed and everything we've done with the field surprise test. This is not something that I'm just doing off of a whim. I could get fired if I did that. Why would I do that? >> This is what we're trained to do. I have extensive training in this. All right. And >> I think I have enough for me to get out to do this to get them started. >> Guys, he ain't let me out of here. Nothing. >> Appreciate my give. >> Man, you want to keep talking on the phone because I can end the call right now. I'm actually being really nice. >> Thank you. We're done. >> Hey, hang the hold. Hang the hang the phone up. We're done. Appreciate it. >> My hands hurt. >> I understand that. Okay. >> But you don't care. >> I do care. >> No, you don't because you let me go and I can sit right here. I'm not going nowhere. >> Well, you're showing aggression now. Do you think I'm going to take him off now? Do you think I'm going to take him off now? >> I have no aggression. >> Despite the man's bizarre behavior, the officer tried his best to maintain his composure, but his patience was wearing thin, and it was only a matter of time before the situation reached its breaking point. I promise you you're pushing my buttons, man. Just stop. Okay. You're under arrest. I just let you call her. Now you're calling me a curse word for no reason cuz I'm being cool with you. Okay. >> I didn't call you a curse word. >> Yeah, you did. >> No, I didn't. >> You sure did. >> Well, I'm sorry. >> I'm being professional with you. >> I'm sorry. I'm not calling you a cuss word. It's just called I have a 5-year-old and a 8-year-old over here >> and I'm going to jail for >> feel like I passed every sooriety test you >> in that situation. I'm sorry. Okay. >> And my damn wrists are I mean, I ain't [ __ ] I think I really passed every test you gave me. >> Well, man, if I messed up, you got your opportunity to pry up. >> You really think I was that bad? >> Yes. >> Which one? >> All of them. >> All of them? >> Yes, sir. >> Hands over fist. Nailed every one of them. >> No, you missed a couple. Hey, tell Emily. Tell Emily to call Campbell out of my phone. Campbell, he's a sheriff and not see if he has anything in Franklin County. You realize the sheriff's not arresting you? The state is state law enforcement. This guy's pretty good. >> All right, now that you got that, no more phone calls. All right, >> I got the money right now. I [ __ ] Hey, Franklin County. It's 500 bucks. I got it. I give them cash. Let me walk out of here. >> Hey, sit back down. >> I don't That's fine. Screw the shirt. >> As they made their way back to the dock, the other man tried to pull a sneaky move, but the officer was one step ahead. >> Can you just put something in your mouth? Huh? Spit that out. Spit that out. What? You can't have that in your mouth. Spit that out. Hey man, why'd you do that? You want to get arrested for putting something in his mouth? Go back to that side of the boat now. Spit that out. Spit it out or you're going to get interference charge. Raise your tongue up. Raise your tongue up. Spit it out now or I'm going to take it out of your mouth. Spit it out. Hey man, you're getting a charge for that. You can't do that. I already told you to stop. Is your ID on the boat? Cuz if not, you're not free to go. Okay. Where's your ID? Come over here. I've been real cool with y'all and that ain't cool. That ain't cool. All right. You don't put stuff in people's mouths when they're under arrest. Are you Are you just not smart? You put that in his mouth. That is so That is so not even cool, man. Are That is so crazy. I don't even know what that is. >> It don't matter. You can't do that. He's under arrest. >> Sorry. I spit it out. >> No. No. He's probably going to jail now. >> I don't know if you're putting drugs in his mouth or what. That is not cool. You got a pair of handcuffs. You want Let me get your handcuffs. Get over here. Get over here right now. Don't put stuff in people's mouths on the way to the jail. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Good job, bud. You just escalated this to interference. >> Now, both of y'all are going to go to jail. Stop. Let me get you up here. Take this handcuff off. Do not fight me. >> I did. I am not going to fight you at all. >> Y'all already did something that wasn't cool. >> I don't care. You don't put stuff in your mouth when I tell you not to put stuff in your mouth. Your buddy, you just got your buddy in trouble. Climb up here. going to take you down there and give your opportunity to provide a breath sample like you like you want to prove I'm wrong >> said you want blood sample as well >> yes please >> I mean really I'd like to pay cash and get out of here >> watch your leg your hand you got air >> if it's in if it's in am I able to leave >> um no >> cuz you You're already put under arrest for BUI. So, you won't be able to leave even if you are one. >> Deep breath and then blow until I tell you to stop. Len is in Florida. >> 0808. >> Do you want to know what you are right now? >> 107. >> No, sir. Sir, you are at a point.209. 2092 211 red over double the legal limit like I told you earlier >> you drink often then >> daily we'll talk about that in a minute >> in the end his body was hit with an obstruction of justice charge while he himself faced charges for obstruction of justice and boating under the influence while this guy got lucky that no bribery charge was added to his record the same couldn't be said for Tyler Handy who boldly offered a cop 10k okay to let him go after being busted for drunk driving. >> You put that body on. >> Yeah. >> 200. Okay. On January the 16th, 2022 in Carl'sbad, New Mexico, an officer on routine patrol spotted a vehicle drifting across lanes and immediately initiated a traffic stop, unknowingly setting the stage for a chain of unexpected and corrupt events that would soon unfold. >> Hello, how you doing, sir? I'm officer Barker with Crown Deputy. Do you have your license, insurance, registration with you? Hey, buddy. >> Okay. Can you step out for me? >> Okay. You all right, man? Let's go over here. Can you walk? You okay? No, I'm good. >> Okay. All right. Is that your truck? >> Yep. >> Yeah. Is it just you in the vehicle? >> Yeah. Do you have your license by chance though? >> Yes, sir. I do. Okay. >> Who you headed to tonight? Good. No more. No. Tell me, man. Tell me. >> Okay. All right. So, just hang tight right here in the front of the car. Okay, man. >> Is it Tyler? >> Okay. From his slur speech and unsteady demeanor, the officer could tell that he had way too much to drink and was ready to administer a standard field sobriety test. But in a shocking twist, Tyler flat out admitted that he was drunk. And by being honest, he was making the officer's job easier. Even though he appeared to be an honest man, the officer would soon come to find out that honesty was not really his strong suit. >> Okay. All right. Just put face towards the car. Just put your hands behind your back. >> You're not very flexible. >> Are you okay? So, I can give you another one if you need it. Your shoulders okay. >> All right. Is there anybody that can come for your truck? >> Yeah. I I don't have access to my phone, though. >> Okay. Okay. So, you're going to go to jail for DWI? >> I know. Okay, man. Um, you got anything that's going to poke or stick me? Cuz I got to search this. I have no She went knife, so we're good. Okay. I'll come around you. You going to charge for me? You drive for me real quick so I get your back. Take >> Is there anything else you want us to bring beside your phone? He's probably welcome someone to your truck. I I I don't want to. You're good. I'm trying to help you out as well. If you can call with me, I'll do the same for you. Okay. Put you in the back of this car. This way. Go get your butt first and then I'll watch your head. >> Anyway, can we get my car real quick? >> Yeah. Let me get your Let me grab that real quick. Right there. Hold on. Stand back. Stand back. There's something right there. Let me grab it. That was my little name tag. You get a fell through. Cool. You're good. Watch your head. I'll hold down the window for you real quick. Okay. So, help. You can sit kind of sideways and twist a little bit so you're not in your hand. Is that better? Better. I'll be right back. Okay, man. As the officers wrapped up their on-site investigation, Tyler pulled a desperate move. After all, why go to jail when he could simply buy his way out? And if the officer was just a little more corrupt, perhaps he could have succeeded. >> Hey, and then on your money, it's 20 40 60 >> camera on. >> Yeah, it is. >> No. There's more that came. >> Let me count that. Okay. >> I just thousand. Uh 20 40 60 70 have the 10. Okay. So 70 Okay. 73. Okay, man. Put in your pocket. >> No. You want me to turn the heater off? Are you all right? >> I'm good. I'm safe. >> Okay. >> You all right, Tyler? [ __ ] >> We're going to get you going. Okay. >> You there. God damn. Y'all out my truck forever. Like, let's go, >> man. The dogs back there. They get your 76. that 15 1018. >> Turn left. >> After the officers flat out refused his bribe, his attitude flipped instantly. The once cooperative Tyler turned belligerent, and as the night progressed, any trace of his polite demeanor was now long gone. >> Did she finally do though? Trace the car. I don't think she didn't. She didn't find it. She didn't find that. Put your money in there. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Mr. Buddy, her man. What's up? Get in there. Get in there. I like that. Yeah. Get in there. Get in there. Okay. You want to touch it? You okay? >> I'm see right now. I'm not answering no questions. I'm not doing no nothing. So don't waste no time. Do your job. Do you have a local address here by chance? >> Do you have a local address? >> No, man. >> Like an address you receive mail here. >> Lawyer. >> Okay. I'm just getting your license. >> Don't Tyler. Don't make a >> Don't >> what? >> I need a piss. >> Okay. Give me a second. >> Give me a second. Let me get that other officer to come back down and we'll get you. Don't Tyler, why you being like this? >> Look at this. >> Okay, we wait for the other officer. He's coming back down. >> Look at this. >> We'll put it away. We'll get another officer to come down and we'll let you in the bathroom. We got to wait for these tests. >> You are. >> Put it away. >> Put it away. Can I take one quick? >> Stop. Tyler. >> Tyler, what are you doing? Why? >> Why? >> Why not? We can just add charges like >> go to bed. [ __ ] paperwork 2 hours. Let's go. >> We're working on it. But you keep doing that. >> How many uh just chilly? >> Just chill. You guys are working. >> Okay. What you pay? >> 53. Go again. Trash. This is Yeah. You keep pressing on my hands like that, I'm going to charge you back on the pill. >> Listen, man. I'm going to try to help you. In the end, he was charged with bribery of a public officer, aggravated DWI, and failure to maintain a lane. Just like Tyler, here's a case of a felon who tried to buy his freedom with the staggering $44,000 bribe after being arrested on multiple active warrants. >> Step out. >> Hands on top of your head. Don't reach. >> What are you trying to do, >> man? I'll give y'all $1,000, man. Everything in my property, please. Just take my cash and just go. Please. That ain't going to work. >> All right. I want to put I want you to count this real quick. 1 2 >> On October the 22nd, 2024 in Wisconsin, officers tracked down a suspect with multiple active felony warrants in a parking lot. They approached with caution, aware of the risks of apprehending an individual as dangerous as he was. >> Got her in a red Chevy. Roll driver side window down. Put both hands out the window. Put both hands out the window now. Bar out. Put both hands out the window. Put your hands out. Driver, put your hands out the window. >> Put your hands out the window. Driver, >> last chance. Driver, >> open the door with one hand. Open the door. >> I got it. I got it. Step out. Hands on top of your head. >> Don't reach. >> Put your hands on top of your head. >> Dispatch, receive. >> Walk away from the car. Side step. Hands on top of your head. Step. Now backwards to the sound of my voice. Stop. Lift up your shirt with one hand. Left or right? You pick. Lift up your shirt so I can see your waistband. Lift up your shirt with one hand and show me your waistband. >> Stop right there. Lift up your waistband. Your shirt so I can see your waistband. Lift up your shirt so I can see your waistband. >> What? >> Brian, come over here. Bring him back here. Walk back. Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Don't move. With a suspect like him, the officers knew that they had to proceed with caution. But Michael was not going to try and fight his way out of freedom. He had other plans and it did not involve firearms though he had one on his body. >> Is there anybody else in the car? >> No. >> Anything else? Any >> No, it's not real. >> It's not real. >> No. >> You're going to get shot over fake. >> If I blew it up, >> Yeah. >> you was. >> You would have put that in your hand. >> No, I'm saying if you if I would have put >> Oh, if I just seen it like this. >> If I would have just pulled off regularly. normally just pull out. Would you have me? >> No, not unless you point out at me. >> Oh, >> I'm not into people, man. I love people. What's your name, brother? Michael, >> follow me. Michael, >> what's the problem, son? >> Have a seat, brother, before we get things get bad. >> I'm just ask what's the problem. >> I'll tell you in a minute. Stick your feet in there. I'm going to close the door. >> Michael, you got a warrant out of Wisconsin that you know about, right? No, I don't got no wor out in Wisconsin. >> Put your feet in there. >> Put your feet in there. >> I don't have no wor out in Wiscon. Put your feet in there. I'm going to ask you one more time really nicely >> and then we're going to drag you in this back seat. >> I don't have no horn out of sir. >> Pull your feet into that car. While the officer was busy searching the vehicle, Michael decided to pull an unexpected stunt in the back of the police cruiser. Look what he got his got his hand pulled around. Took his shoes off and everything. >> What you doing, dude? >> Huh? >> What are you doing? What are you making? Huh? I got electronic freed. >> Huh? >> I'm Steve, man. I want to surprise y'all, man. Not doing nothing wrong. >> Yeah, you did. Just tried to escape. >> I did that. >> So, what are you doing? I'm not doing nothing. This is uncomfortable, man. What the >> Get worse in a second. Don't kick. >> I'm just asking y'all. Put it toward the front. Now, come get another unit over this location. Dude, stop. My finger. Stop doing that. My finger's caught, dude. Stop. Be gentle. >> What are you trying to do? >> Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, he decided to go all out on making an offer that was a little too sweet for an officer with shaky integrity to decline. >> Man, I'll give you $1,000, man. Everything in my pocket, please. >> Just take my cash and just go. Please. >> Ain't going to work. >> Take my cash and go. What the are you trying to do? Come on. You're breaking my >> Stop fighting. What are you doing? >> Your stomach broke my ear. >> Stop fighting. You understand? >> Keep fighting with us. >> Everybody, hold still. Hold still. >> You got a taser to your back. If you get stupid with us and keep fighting, you're going to get tased. You understand that? >> Hey, man. He got mental issues. >> Stay there. >> I don't got no mental issues, man. >> He had mental issues. My family, >> man, y'all know the truth. >> We have mental issues. He mental issues. Please, man. >> He tried to slip out and >> heal is him uncuffed. Cuff him back. Okay. Relax. Relax. Okay. Hey, >> let let me get your cuff off. Okay. And then we're going to take your hand behind your back and we're going to cuff you the proper way. Okay. >> If you resist or >> try Now, I'm telling you now, if you resist, you're going to get tased. >> Relax your arms. I got to get this cuff off. Okay. Can you bring your arm forward a little bit? >> Come on. I got $4,000 in my pocket. Please, man. >> Okay. >> Okay. Bribing us ain't going to help you. >> Yeah. Please, just let me go. >> Nope. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> This arm's going behind your back. >> This arm first behind your back. Do it now. Put it behind your back. >> Do it now. >> Put it behind your back. >> Stop. >> Okay. Now this arm, relax it. Bring it behind your back. Do it now. Do it now. >> Here. Switch. Okay. This is real [ __ ] >> Feet to your chest. >> Keep your feet to your chest. One, two, three. >> All right. Now sit tight, >> dude. >> Just relax. >> Y looking at real. Y'all supposed to gave me a floor and let me do >> the car. >> Hold on. We're We're We're searching him >> before we put him back in there. >> That's fine. >> Separate your legs. Separate your legs. >> I don't got nothing else on me, man. >> All right, let's get all that out of there before he goes back in. >> Go around. Grab it. >> Going inside this car. Adam, please give me a box. >> Nope. >> Come on, man. It's a prank. >> Put your foot up. Put >> your foot up. >> I don't got nothing in my sock. >> Put it up. >> I don't got nothing in my sock. >> Get in there. See? >> Relax. >> Relax. >> What you need to do now? cooperate with us. Just relax. >> All right, I want to put I want you to count this real quick. One, two. >> The officers discovered a whopping $44,000 on him. And by the end of the night, the list of charges was as long as his bad decisions. Bribery, two counts of aggravated on a police officer, three counts of resisting arrest, plus his multiple outstanding warrants. Taking bribery to a whole new level was this Karen who tried to buy her freedom with a jaw-dropping offer of $100,000 after being arrested for disorderly intoxication and battery. >> Susan Susan, >> shut up. >> Susan, >> I'll pay you $30,000 to get away from them. I'll pay you. You will be a rich if you hang out with me. I'll give you $100,000 to stop. >> On April the 1st, 2023 in Florida, a deputy responded to a call about a disturbance at the Hammock Beach Resort. It was reported that a highly intoxicated woman was wreaking havoc and flat out refusing to leave. When the deputy arrived, he walked straight into the brewing chaos. >> Came over here about an hour ago, had a couple glasses of wine. Really husband's here behind you trying to take. She refused to leave. >> Really? All right. Where are you staying at? >> I live here. >> You live here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I live here. >> Mean for you? >> I'm her husband. >> Your better half. >> You going to get her home? >> Yeah, I live here. >> No. >> I live here. >> Hey, man. I want you to be quiet for me for just a moment. Okay. Obviously, >> you are a >> you listen. I'm Deputy Log Sheriff's Office. You're going to go with your husband. You're going to call the night. Okay? >> You're going to go. If you cause any further disturbance, you're going to be drunk and disorderly. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> I'm not here to argue. You're going to go with your husband. Understood? Let's stand up. Let's go. >> Are you kidding me? >> It's time for you to go, ma'am. Go with your husband. Okay. He's going to get you home safe. >> Are you kidding me? >> Are you >> having a good day so far? Let's keep it that way. Okay. You're husband. >> Absolutely. >> Come on. Let's go. What's your name? >> Susan. >> Susan. This way. Susan. Susan, >> are you kidding me? >> Do you guys have a wheelchair? >> You female 97. >> All right, we get this somewhere. We >> have a wheelchair. >> Susan. Susan, >> shut up. >> Susan, >> you touch me again. I'm going to let that slide. You touch me again. That's battery on a Leo. I'm not going to do that again. Susan, >> you got my ID for real quick >> for her? >> Yeah. >> Susan, >> you have to shut the up. >> Susan, >> 2114. >> Susan, we're going to arrange for a ride. >> Oh my gosh. >> I got my stuff. That's I just need to I can say I've dealt with her. >> Oh my god. >> Susan, I don't know. I've had her bag. >> I'll take your name. >> Susan, you're going to remain seated. Okay. >> Shut up. >> Oh my god. How dare you? >> 211. I'm 102. If you hit your husband one more time, you're going to go to jail. Understood? >> She was completely out of control, lost in her own drunken roller coaster and totally oblivious to her surroundings. Fortunately for everyone around, the deputy wasn't the type to tolerate a Karen's drunken antics. At least not for long. >> Shut up. >> Piece of >> Hey, stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Come on. Up. Up. >> Oh my god. >> Stand up. Turn around. >> Come on. Stop. >> Ma'am, stop. Oh my god. >> Stop. Hands behind your back. >> God, >> stop. >> Stand up. >> God behind your back. >> I'm not going to go to 312. >> I'm sorry. I got to arrest her. >> No, >> she hit you. She hit me. >> That's what happened for way back in New Jersey. >> Is it? This happened >> 20 years ago. It's happened. >> Yeah. All right. >> I knew everybody. They weren't going to arrest her. >> She just wouldn't listen. >> Hey, you're sit. >> Oh my gosh. >> You're going to sit right here. >> Oh my god. >> Sit. How much you got to drink today, Susan? >> Shut the Shut the [ __ ] up. >> KICK ME AGAIN. STOP. >> HEY, stop it. You're going to get MY TROUBLE. SUSAN. >> OH, I've already been in trouble. >> She doesn't want to let it happen. >> Shut up. >> You better stop. You're going to >> You're her husband, right? >> I'm her husband. >> All right. Can I give you that? Can I get your ID real quick? >> Sure. >> I don't think it's here. >> You George, I >> It's just your phone, I think. How can you do this to me? >> How can you do this to me? You people are stupid. >> I might have to. >> Unbelievable. George, I hate you. >> I hate you. >> You stupid. >> Sit down. >> Shut up. >> Sit down. Trouble. >> Shut up. Oh, I already in trouble. You >> stand back. >> You just kicked me again. >> Standing idiot. I don't care. You absolutely >> I don't care. I don't care. Sit. You need a sit. >> Shut up. No, I'm not going to sit. >> I don't care. Shut up. >> You need to stop. >> I'm done. I don't care. I don't care. Stop. Stop. Just relax. Watch out. >> I'm not going to relax. I hate him. I hate him. I hate him. >> Stop, Susan. >> I'm done. Stop. I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. >> I'm going to be done. All right. >> I [ __ ] >> What's a good phone number for you? >> I hate you. >> Get me out of this place. >> 8806. 8806. George, I'm done with you. Can you please get me out of this place? >> That's what I'm working on. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to have my partner pull up in the car. >> Stop kicking me. >> Stop. >> You need to stop. >> Yeah. So, I get >> tortured. So, I get >> You have a wheelchair like that. >> Tortured tower over here. Are you see somewhere I can wheel her out cuz I'm walking around. You going to be safe. >> I got to >> Are you kidding? >> You need to stop. >> You two obviously made a bad choice today. You had one too many. >> All right, you need to stop. >> It was clear she had a talent for making bad decisions and the night was far from over. If anything, the worst was still yet to come. >> So I I'ming tortured >> by this. >> So this is her husband. She was hitting her husband. She sometimes >> highly intoxicated. >> I'm not intoxicated. I hate him. >> So, they're working on getting us a wheelchair. I parked all the way up. >> Trying to raise you up right now. >> Can you please tell me? >> Can you please tell me? >> I don't I never >> Are you Would you be willing to write a statement? >> Yes. What what kind of a statement would it be? >> Well, you were hitting and kicking, correct? >> What? >> Hitting him and kicking him, right? >> Hit me several times and I let the first time go and they told me to hit my partner. >> No, that's the truth. Tell the truth. Tell the truth. >> I didn't even do anything. I didn't even do anything. Please, >> you've made a bad choice. You obviously have one too many. I beg you. This guy, >> were you hit at all or anything? >> Can you miss? >> But uh and she did hurt me, but she did. But >> yes, please. Come on. >> Can you please listen to me? >> You can't get through, you know. >> You have to listen to me. Please listen to me. >> What do you have to say? >> Please. I Oh, thank you so much. Oh, thank you. I appreciate that. Okay. Um, my son is schizophrenic and that's really follow that and I have tried very hard >> to help him very hard to help him and it's really been hard. >> All right. Well, here's the thing. your husband. You had the opportunity to go home with your husband. I would tell the >> But you chose to hit him. >> Listen. I want to tell the girls. That's Listen. >> I mean, it's been decades. >> I'll do I'll do the paper. >> It's been decades >> to deal with it. >> I'm going to go to my car. >> All right. Thank you so much. >> Okay. >> You need to stay with us. We need to do some paper. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. Oh god, don't leave. Hold on. Oh god, he's going to kill me. I mean, he really is. >> I know. I know. I know. Oh, >> so as she searches you, I'm going to loosen your one cuff and tighten your other cuff up. Okay. >> I have no quickly cuz you weren't cooperating. >> I'm with him. Can you take this everyone? I please I know I have to I promise. >> Maybe next time we not we won't drink so much, right? >> Yeah, I promise. >> Yeah, that probably >> All you had to do was listen and go home with your husband. That's all you had to do. You chose to go a different route with this. >> I promise. Can you please take this over? >> Well, we're past that point. Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you want your jewelry to stay with your husband? >> I will. >> No. >> My husband. >> Okay. >> Can you stand up a little bit? Get up off my car so I can search you. >> You able to stand? >> Well, this is not working good. >> Well, cuz we had too much to drink today. >> No, I didn't. >> You made some bad choices. Okay. >> Way too much. >> I know. Oh gosh, my arms are me. >> So I I got to do what I have to do. And also too, >> my fear too is if I were to like let it all go, which would be on me coming to me, but if you were she would >> it would start back up with you. >> I don't want any further violence. >> I could have got her to her bed. >> You think she would have passed out? >> But I don't know that >> further violence would have happened. >> She hit you in car wrecks. I know. >> We know how much alcohol she can. >> As far as I know, she's had four glasses of wine over here and I guess they had two other glasses over at the lobby bar. So, >> with things finally wrapping up the scene and the officers hoping her outbursts were over, it was time to transport her to the hospital for medical clearance before taking her on the next stop straight to jail. >> All right, Susan. >> Can you help me? >> I'm going to fix your couch real quick. >> Okay. I mean, >> she was squirming on me when I tried to put them on her. >> My son is stupid. >> I can't really do that. I'm just readjusting your cuffs. >> I can't I can't I can't I can't. >> You're going to leave your hand back here. You're still under arrest. I'm just fixing your cuffs. Okay. >> I can't. >> You put your hands together like you're praying. >> I can't. >> Come on. I have to be tough. I get it. I get it. I get it. I have to be tough. >> Have a seat. >> All right, Susan. We're just You just sit back here for a moment. Okay. Then we're going to go to my car. I decided to get my steps and I parked in a different spot. >> All right. >> Watch your head. >> Can you put your bottom down on the seat? help you. >> Is that >> I know. Hey, you're going to sit down. You're going to sit down. >> Is that >> Is that Get in the back, please. >> Get in the back. >> Okay. >> I get it. >> Watch your head. >> I get it. >> Get your legs in there. Watch your >> I get it. >> Is that >> I get it. >> Come on. >> I get it. >> Can you get it now? So Susan, here's what's going to happen, okay? >> Either my partner's going to go around the other side. We're going to pull you in, or you can sit in there like a grown adult. Okay? I get you're intoxicated, but you're going to be a grown adult right now. >> If I have to pull you in, >> Susan, >> again, >> Susan, we're not playing. >> OR I'M GOING TO HAVE >> ALL RIGHT, SUSAN. >> SUSAN, come on. >> Come on. We Susan, >> it's going to get worse for you. Stop it. Get in for us. >> You put your feet down there. >> All right. Are we in? >> Oh god. >> Susan, we're going to go to the hospital. Okay. >> I get it. >> Do you want to go to the hospital? >> No. >> Well, I'm going to take you there. If you want to refuse it, that's up to you. But I just want to make sure you don't need medical attention due to the high level. >> I don't need any medical attention. I just want to go home. Just get out of here. >> These people are lun. >> Karens are usually known to shout and scream their way out of any unpleasant situation. And sometimes if cops were not involved, they always succeeded. This woman was dealing with nononsense cops and knew that she could not bully her way out of trouble. If she needed to get out of the mess she created, she needed to offer something a little sweeter and perhaps too hard for the average officer to resist. I'll pay you $3,000 to get away from them. >> I am not. >> I'll pay you. You will be a rich if you hang out with me. >> These people are crazy. I'll give you $100,000 to stop bugging me. >> Well, it doesn't work that way. So, I don't know. >> It seems to be that's the way that works. I don't know. >> I'm not falling for that. I will pay you and I will pay you to save me from this. >> She's offering to pay me $100,000 right now to uh not take her to jail. >> You know what the truth is? I will give you a lot of money. I Yeah. The truth is I will give you a lot of money. >> So that's called bribing me. I'm not going to charge you with it, but I'm going to tell you to stop. Okay. >> Yeah. The truth is I will give you a lot of money if you give me a break. >> I will I will pay you. Well, tell me the truth is what what is your game? Why am I not going home? Tell me the truth. >> What? >> You know, honey, I am not a child. Tell me, >> tell me the truth. What is your deal? What is your deal? You're gonna like >> like like you're gonna like throw me into a What the is your deal? Tell me the truth. >> Tell me the truth. What is your going to throw me into a like? >> I can't hear you. I can't hear you. Tell me the truth. What are you doing? All right, Susan, you want to step out? >> This is your opportunity because you've had a high amount of alcohol today. I want to make sure you don't need to be seen by a doctor. Okay? So, pull your legs out. We just did this. We're going to let I got you wheelchair so you don't fall. >> I'll help you. >> All right, Susan. >> Come on. We're going to the hospital right now. Okay. >> Come on. because you had too much to drink for one thing. Okay. >> I don't want something to happen to you. Okay. >> Lean forward. >> All right. This is totally your optional. I can't force you to get treatment, but I got to take you here to give you the opportunity. >> Come on. Lean forward. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> Come on. You can do this. Come on, Susan. You're a grown woman. You can do this. >> I know. Can I go home? >> No. You're going to jail after this. Are you going to jail? >> Yeah, you're under arrest. That's why you're in handcuffs. >> Oh, >> come on, Susan. Stand up. >> Oh, good. >> All right, Susan, just have a seat. This is the easy part. Okay, I just want you to sit. >> All right. >> I'm going to jail. >> Yes, you're going to jail. >> Why? >> Cuz you battered me. You battered your husband. You want to put your feet up on that? Look. Feet up there. Put your feet on that >> or don't. I don't care. >> All right, Susan. After her medical examination and clearance, it was time to take her where she belonged, straight to jail, where she could finally cool off and sober up from her wild night. >> Honestly, and it's unfortunate. I'm 65, my husband's 80, you know, and I feel sorry for him, you know, but I can't stay here anymore. I hate this place, you know. Once I get out of here, I've got to go. And you know what? No offense to anyone, but I'm going to tell every and I don't even go on social media because I hate social media. I'm not a gossipy kind of person. I don't like any of that kind of stuff. But I will go online and tell everyone I know, don't go to Florida or your life will you I mean it's just I mean I'm a Catholic girl. I never committed a crime in my entire life and I've been in jail about nine times in Florida. So what does that tell you? Florida ising up. I understand. Why can't men understand? Why is it that whenever I get upset, I get arrested? Isn't it funny how men get upset and they lose millions of dollars and I never say anything? Never. I never say anything. But the one time I get upset and cops come. What does that tell you? What does that tell you? What does that tell you? I'm 90 lbs on a wet day. Are you afraid of me? Are you afraid of me? Really? You can knock me over by breathing. After investigations were concluded, she was charged with domestic battery, battery on a law enforcement officer, bribery of a public servant, and disorderly intoxication. Just when you thought that you'd seen it all, along comes Amanda, a belligerent Karen who couldn't stop calling 911 for no reason and decided to try and buy her way out when officers decided it was best to hold her accountable. >> I'm willing to pay $1,000 right now if you want me to write you a check. >> No, you can't help. You can't do that on my property. I can't stop us. I TOTALLY DISAGREE. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> DING ME. >> YEAH. OKAY. >> OKAY. OKAY. >> Put your hand BEHIND YOUR BACK RIGHT NOW. >> There must be a way out of this. I can pay you. >> On June the 19th, 2024 in Wworth County, Wisconsin. Deputies responded to yet another 911 call from a woman named Amanda, who was well known for emergency services and dialing 911 for no real reason. But this time, when deputies arrived, she was instantly uncooperative. And what unfolded next was anything but routine. >> Amanda, come to the door and talk to me. Amanda, if you don't come to the door and talk to me, I'm going to leave you a citation for improper use of 911. 104. Nobody's coming in the door yet. We don't consent for you to answer. I'm >> all right. >> All right. If you're not going to come talk to me, I'm going to leave you a citation for improper use of 911. >> Told you I don't consent to you to answer further. Hi, Amanda. >> So, I called you to help. >> I'm not going to shake your hand yet. >> Sorry, you actually don't have permission past this point. I was the complaining witness that called you. So, I don't give you permission past that point to enter my property. >> Can I explain something to you first? So, this is this has happened multiple times. You call us on 911 to say you need help and then we show up and you say you don't need help. If you if you actually don't need help, we're going to write you tickets for improper use of 911. Okay? Cuz you're tying up our phone lines and you're not using 911 for what it's for the purpose. So, if you need help, now is the time to tell me. If you want to step away from the residence and talk to me about it, we can do that. >> I'd be happy to talk to you up at the street side >> after you, please. It's actually my property that I own. I pay great property. >> I I don't let people walk behind me. Okay, >> that actually makes sense. >> Don't like be learing. Such a mirror is damaging property. >> No, I called them, not you. >> Yes, we're up here, right? Any alcohol or drugs tonight? I mean, past this, like, I'd be happy to speak to you on my property. Like, I'm definitely not going to walk to you on the property. Actually, I think you're supposed to say if you're recording me, >> I'm recording like Yeah. >> Um, >> keep Do you want to keep going further further? >> No, I think in general, like I do want to speak from my heart. >> Um, in light of OJ Simpson, literally like his anniversary of death. Yeah. I have an abused woman. >> What What happened tonight? >> It doesn't really matter. And I'm certainly not going to be coerced nor Okay. Um I think that all that matters legally is that I've met you on site at the property and I've explained to you that I am not moving forward and then you can now leave. >> No, what matters is you are calling 911. This has happened more than once. We show up. There's no emergency. So you say there's no emergency and we come out here for nothing and waste our resources. >> Okay. Should but >> So is there an emergency tonight? >> There was, but I feel that you guys have qualmed it and I'm sorry about that. >> What happened? >> Sorry. >> It wasn't enough that she had wasted police time and resources. She decided to make things even worse. A choice that would end up costing her far more than she ever bargained for. >> I'm willing to pay $1,000 right now if you want me to write you a check. >> No. What happened tonight? >> Sorry. This person is like blaring the light in my face. >> What happened tonight that made >> First of all, I already recalled that. I already recalled that like 911 call. Sorry. Would you Okay, so now I'm going to go back inside. Would you mind getting off my property? I know my lawyer would say that you would have to. Hi. Sorry. We own this property. Please get off it. >> Hold on. >> You're not free to go yet. You're not free to go yet. >> Okay, I'm willing to play with you. Please don't touch me. >> Please don't touch me. >> I don't want to put you in handcuffs, but you're not being >> I'm not going to be arrested, though. >> Okay. >> Okay. How >> I didn't say you're I didn't say you're being arrested, but you're not free to go yet. >> Okay. What can I do? >> I want to know what's going on. >> I admit that tumultuous step off the stairs. >> I feel most comfortable being on my home. >> Look, >> guys, please. I'm starting a new job. What do you guys want me to do? >> We want to talk to you. >> Okay, that's fine. >> We want to know why you're calling 911. >> Because I'm in a domestic relationship that results in abuse. >> What's going on? >> What happened? That's all you needed to tell us. >> Like he like verbally me a lot and then he like >> inside right now. >> Yeah, but I don't give you permission to go inside. >> We're going to try to talk to him. >> Okay. >> What's his name? >> Joe. >> Joe. >> Yeah. >> Joe, we can hear you in the house. Can you come out and talk to us, please? I just want to go inside and talk to my lawyer. >> Okay. Well, that's not going to happen right now. >> I just think you guys are really good guys and like you're going to help me out. Like >> I know Joe is within your um he can hear everything we're saying. Do you want to go? Can we go up and talk on the road? >> No. I want to like honestly go to bed cuz I'm leaving like I have a work trip tomorrow. >> I get that. But >> and I'm like genuinely from the bottom of my heart sorry >> at this point we can't continue to do this where you're calling 911. We show up, you don't tell us what's going on. Okay. >> No, I'm happy to just like Here, there's Joe, right? He's right there. >> Can you come out here and talk to >> the husband's right there? >> We can go. >> Are you Joe? >> Yes. >> Can you come out here and talk to us, please? Ma'am, >> they're trying to arrest me. >> Nobody's trying to arrest you right now. >> I would like to go back into my home. Is there a reason for me to be detained? >> Yes, there is. >> What's my Miranda rightites? >> We're investigating a possible domestic crime that you just told us about. Um, Joe, do you agree that there's been no domestic one another? >> We're not going to go back and forth with each other. >> Go back inside. >> No, we're going to go back into my house. >> Here with you guys doing the same kind of stuff. Okay. >> Rehab. >> Yeah. I'm I think you guys are really being very a mean people. I'm literally going to >> We're not trying to be mean to you. >> Going to rehab for literally. >> We need to get closer to the road. The officers had reached their limit with Amanda's antics and were determined to get to the bottom of whatever was happening inside that house. The patience was wearing thin and any more defiance from her was going to turn the situation completely upside down. >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. You're being detained. >> Oh, you can't help. You can't do that on my property. >> Stop fighting us. Disagree. I totally disagree. Help me. Help me. They're certainly JOE. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> ME? >> YEAH. OKAY. OKAY. >> Put your hand behind your back right now. >> Joe, help me. >> Wow. Why would you do that? >> Because you were fighting somewhere. >> 539. We have a taser deployment. >> But there's no reason for me to be in my car. >> There is. >> There must be something I can do to change this. I'm really genuinely from the bottom of my heart. >> Do you need an ambulance? No, of course not, sir. I really mean this. I'm so incredibly sorry that I acted this way. I really mean this. Like, I disrespected like Wisconsin and the state and you guys are seriously really nice and I mean this from the bottom of my heart. I really am going to rehab on Friday. Like, is there any way you guys can let me out these? >> What? >> Yeah, we promise we'll never call you again. >> You got her. Yeah, I got her. Step down the stairs carefully. I don't want you to fall. >> There must be a way out of this. I can pay you. >> No. >> Are you offering to bribe us? >> Why are you so angry? >> You're a crazy person. Can >> you even go to college? >> Okay. >> Yep. That's what happens when you call when the man hits you. >> It's okay. That's what happens when the man hits you. >> That's what happens when the man hits you. You get arrested by Walworth. Count me. >> Stop yelling, >> sir. I'm allowed to say whatever I want to. Whatever. >> If lights start turning on out here, you're going to get disorderly conduct, too. >> Have to unlock the door. Or you >> You guys shouldn't be such [ __ ] to me. You guys should actually help me out. They actually do get the [ __ ] beat out of me by this person. >> You guys should actually help me. They got the beat out of this person. >> It's locked. >> You guys actually should help me. They got the [ __ ] >> Okay, you got >> I'm like so sick of this. I love >> away from Why don't you just Yeah. pull forward a little. >> You guys [ __ ] suck. >> Amanda, I was trying to ask you question. >> Get that beat out of me by this [ __ ] person. Okay. So, what happened? >> Oh, no. And you should let the DA worry about this, right? What happened tonight? >> A pair of white trash officers arrested me. >> No. What happened before we got here? >> I want to go to wherever you need to take me. >> What happened in the residence tonight that you're saying there there's domestic Hold on one second. I I got to search you. Come back up. >> Search me now. >> Take me there. Come back out so I can do it. >> Get the [ __ ] off, dude. >> I'm not >> Get out of the car. >> Help. >> Stay. >> Where you are? >> Help. He's cutting me. You touched me like that. You touched me like that. HELP. >> JOE, HELP. >> Please come. >> E. So cute. Don't worry. He's cutting me. >> They're working on it. Nobody's cutting you. I grabbed you by your arm to remove you from the car >> because we were We have to search you before we put you in our car. >> Okay. We asked you to get out of the car and you would not get out of the car. >> For answering the door. >> Sharper your feet a little bit. >> No. Now you can go. Watch that. >> I just want to go back to the cage. I want to go to the cage. Can you drive me? >> What? >> I want to go to the cage. Can I go now? For reasons best known to her, Amanda seemed convinced she could bribe her way out of the mess that she had created. But unfortunately for her, she was about to find out exactly what kind of cops she was dealing with. >> Take me to the prison. >> Have a seat. >> No, I don't want to listen to shark. Oh my god. >> Stop touching me, Con. >> Just sit in the car then. Stop touching you. >> Take me to the jail. S. I'd rather go. >> Just sit in the car. We'll take you to jail. >> We're working on it. Is that the person I can talk to out of it? >> No. >> Sit in the car. >> You're not bribing anybody out of this. >> It's not a bribe. Why are you so mean? >> Cuz you offered to pay us so that we would unarrest you. You cannot do that in the state of Wisconsin. That is illegal. >> So I made I >> After wrapping up the arrest, the deputies transported her to the hospital for medical clearance. However, she was ready for anything but to cooperate with the officers. taking my >> I want them. They really hurting my >> Okay. >> I'm sorry, but we're not >> There must be an >> There is an ADA. I'm declaring an ADA obligation. Want them in front of my face. >> We're going to go into the hospital. Okay. >> It's really hurting. I'm not joking. >> Guys, this behind my back is like I It's really hurting. >> You struggle with us more. >> I'm not trying to struggle with you. Just help me. hurts my back. It really hurts my back. I don't know what to say. I'm going to ask the nurse. Like, she can probably help me. >> Okay, I'll go. >> Worth County Sheriff's Office. are here for a jail. >> Okay, thanks. >> It's open. You grab it. That's what that means. >> I'm not belligerent whatsoever. They just decided to arrest me because I'm unwilling to press charges on my husband who hits me regularly. I know that for a fact. You guys should be smart. Don't touch me again, you pervert. >> I'm not belligerent whatsoever. You have chosen to arrest me yelling in the air. >> That's not true. You have chosen to arrest me because I called the police when my husband hit me. >> And this is how you guys typically respond. I've asked numerous times to be able to speak to the nurse alone. Numerous times. My shoulder blades are spazzing. I'm trying to get home. Just take me home. >> I'm not taking you home. >> Okay. Take me to jail then. Just take me. >> We are working. In the end, she racked up a list of charges, including bribery of a public officer, resisting or obstructing an officer, and three counts of disorderly conduct.