the passenger seat. Yeah. >> Okay. Um, so we have a [music] bunch of callers. >> What? No, >> it's not the truth. >> Where? What was the name of your friend? >> I'm not talking to people. >> But that's no reason why you guys should be arresting me. >> You realize they just tackled a pregnant girl, right? >> On November 28th, 2023, officers arrived at the scene of a serious car accident. They found a severely damaged vehicle and a young woman claiming to be a passenger. As the investigation progressed, the underlying truths about the incident began to surface, revealing many unexpected complications. >> Are you the driver? >> No. My friend just like dipped. Yeah. My dad's going to get here right now. >> Okay. I guess y'all both been drinking. >> No. >> Oh, I can smell it. That's >> I was in the passenger seat. So, >> I know. But So, but you have been drinking. Where did he run to? >> Our driver ran away. >> She into the woods. >> Which way? >> I'm not entirely sure. I believe she's intoxicated. I'm not seeing any evidence of anybody running down here. >> I know. Let's Let me talk to her right there. >> The woman stated that the driver was a friend of hers, someone she did not know well who caused the accident, and she was just a passenger, insisting that she was not drunk. However, upon investigation, the police found no signs of someone fleeing the scene, increasing their suspicions about her. >> The passenger [music] seat. Yeah. >> Okay. Um, so we have a bunch of callers. >> What? >> No. >> It's not the truth. >> Where What's the name of your friends? >> I'm not talking to me. >> Come here. >> Come here. >> Quit resisting. >> Quit resisting. You're not going to walk away. >> Can't do that. >> You're about to be detained and handcuffed. You can't resist over here. >> Quit resisting. You're not going anywhere. >> You guys can't do this. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> You're about to be taken to the ground. >> I am doing anything wrong. >> All right. Under arrest for PI. >> Yes. For PI. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> She was quickly arrested. In this situation, she came up with a unique idea and claimed she was the victim, asserting to the police that she was merely a passenger. It [snorts] must be admitted that this was a clever ploy, but obviously could not fool the police. >> What are you doing wrong? I was a passenger. >> Well, you're >> I was a passenger, bro. >> You guys can't do this. >> Yeah, I was a passenger, bro. >> What the are you guys doing? I didn't do anything wrong. >> You guys >> do not kick again. >> I was trying to talk to her. She said no. >> You just assaulted an officer. >> You all right? >> Yeah, I'm just grabbed her. >> No, I didn't. You guys are >> come over here and she said no. So, I grabbed her. >> She's under arresting for PI in resisting. At this point, the young woman resisted the police and began to flee, forcing the officers to chase and subdue her. Running away, fleeing or resisting the police, not only endangers oneself, but also makes the situation tense and difficult to control. This can lead to unnecessary violence and increased criminal charges resulting in harsher penalties. Therefore, it is advisable to follow police instructions in such interactions. If one feels that their rights are being infringed or treated unfairly, legal channels should be used to complain or request an investigation rather than resisting directly. >> They tackled me to the ground because I >> check her out. >> They tackled me. >> She got a seat belt. >> I don't see anything. >> What's the name [music] of your friend? >> Hello. I just met her. >> Really? >> Is that your car or is that her car? >> She got car keys on. >> That's why I was so pissed. That's why I asked someone to call the police psychos. >> Really? >> You made no soup. You're >> You realize that, right? >> The young woman continued to assert that she was only a passenger. When arrested, she used her father's influence to threaten. However, the officer steadfastly adhered to the Miranda rights, ensuring the suspect was informed of her legal rights before interrogation. This not only protects the suspect's rights, but also maintains fairness and transparency in the legal process. >> This is your vehicle right now. Right now, you're under for public intoxication. >> That's no reason why you guys should be arresting me right now. My dad should be here right now. >> No, I have a seat in front of me. This is why you start getting extra charges for resistance of like that under arrest. >> No, you guys were took you down. >> That's what happened. >> The guy in the seaw. >> Okay, >> let me go. >> I didn't do anything wrong because me talking. You have to listen to us. >> Nice. and I was in the passenger seat. >> When the police announced the woman would be arrested for drunk driving, she once again resisted and refused to get into the car. And it took some time before the police could control her. Although the young woman insisted she was innocent, after stabilizing the suspect, they conducted an investigation at the scene. This further increased suspicions about her bold behavior. Stay tuned to uncover the complex and dramatic details surrounding her actions in the ongoing investigation. >> My lawyer is here. >> All right, cool. Hey, was that passenger door open? >> Yes. >> Open only the door open. Okay. >> Yeah. I don't think maybe would have gone out been able to get out on the other side. I don't know. >> Get out the driver side door. >> Who was the first one on scene? >> I was. >> Yeah. When you got here, >> she was all the way down there. >> Was she walking away or was she going? I couldn't tell where she was going. >> It's just a creek. There's no water disturbed or anything. It's a blast. >> Was there anybody out here like stopped on the side of the roadway or anything? >> No. I drove through here earlier and I didn't even see the car. >> Okay. I grabbed her. >> She kicked flips. >> Yeah, she was kicking. Is she good? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> We'll charge her for assault. No, no PI. Uh, we charge her for DW. I tried to talk to a witness said that she was making a right and saw the vehicle and they just saw the initial crash. another vehicle in a white car stopped. That's the first caller. Dispatch, they said that when they initially talked to they the lady on the phone said there was one female in the vehicle, confirmed there was one female in the vehicle. One that one female in the vehicle. Uh and so you put that [music] tied with this that her being the registered owner. I I'm going to charge with the DW. I mean, she's also being combative. She don't want to do it. She's still in the back cousin. >> I HAVE TO PAY RENT, BRO. >> HUH? >> Nothing can prevent this young woman from facing the consequences of her actions. She was later taken to a medical center for examination, but it was here that her rude behavior was fully exposed. >> Step sit down. Sit. >> Disgusting. >> She needs to get cleared. >> She's half of me. >> You got to do blood draw also, but we got to get a warrant first. We need [ __ ] >> I'm going to have you come sit over here. Okay. >> Medical staff attempted to restrain the young woman for a medical examination to ensure her safety, but her attitude was extremely poor, screaming and demanding a different doctor. >> You realize they just tackled A PREGNANT GIRL, RIGHT? >> Chill out. He would have >> What is he? I don't know. But what the race is right now because my best friend is black and gay. >> She's going to be taking care of you tonight. >> No, I want another doctor. >> What you get? What increases outrage in such cases is the blatant disregard for medical staff and police who do not deserve to endure this. She caused the accident while intoxicated refused to take responsibility and displayed a disrespectful attitude toward those trying to do their job. This behavior has sparked significant outrage causing many to question whether resources are being wasted on cases like this. >> Such a bad >> and it would be so good. I'll go >> I'll be here all night. You want us to check you out? >> Thising guy. >> Can you answer me? >> You told us. Why did that happen? down. She won't let us. >> So listen, this is what's going to happen. >> What's your name? >> I'm Dr. Summer. We've already told you. >> I have bad stories. Listen, >> you're going to let us check. >> And if you don't, [music] the police are going to take you to jail. And you can do all this in jail. Even if you're being rude like this. >> You think I've been to jail? >> No, but you're fixing to. That won't change. >> Exactly. >> I'll still be here tonight and you'll still be in jail. Doctors and medical staff tried to advise the woman, but she remained stubborn, refusing medical examination and even yelling at the police. This forced them to file a detailed report about her refusal to check her health, as they had many other patients needing examination and treatment. >> Patients refusing the exam or even voicing any complaints. >> Yep. Sure did. Do you want to pound over me? >> Why are you spitting? >> Right. >> That's just nasty. >> Unfortunately, the situation worsened as her behavior escalated, becoming increasingly aggressive and even spitting at staff. The police had to intervene with appropriate measures, including the use of a spit mask and additional restraints for the suspect. I just talked to your dad. [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> Love me. >> [clears throat] >> She was charged with multiple offenses including obstruction or retaliation, harassing multiple public servants, resisting arrest, assault, causing injury, and driving while intoxicated. This case underscores the importance of adhering to the law and cooperating with police and medical staff. The actions of the young woman not only hindered the investigation, but also complicated the situation, leading to serious consequences for herself and those around her. >> No. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. >> Your problem is I don't know what you're dealing with. You're yelling at me. >> Jakari Richardson's emotional conflict with her boyfriend leads to a dramatic arrest. >> What am I under arrest for? Christian, are you serious right now? I literally was having a We were having an argument. I'm not resisting, so you don't have to. >> Right. At the airport, a love conflict broke out violently. Witnesses confirmed a daring attack in the middle of a crowd of passengers. >> And did you actually saw him? >> I don't know where the female is. It looks like she brought >> I just wanted to know the severity of like we're in the airport chill out. >> She had my bag. I want to get my bag and we're both going to the same place. >> We're seated together. >> Um you said we were staying together. >> We seated together. >> Oh, I'm not sure because we were supposed to be going a long time ago, right? >> So now we just sitting in the airport. Are you guys having just a rough batch in your relationship? What's going on, huh? >> Okay. So, >> okay. So, you tell me the got heated. Did you lay hands on her? >> No, it was nothing like that. >> She didn't lay hands on you. You sure? >> No pushing, no hitting, >> none of that. >> In front of cameras and security guards, Shakari Richardson claimed she was just retrieving personal belongings. But will this statement convince the police? >> Thank you so much. >> You're so I had to get my special bag. Is there anything else that you could let me know? >> Cuz now that you have these officers involved, is there anything I need to >> Yeah. Why don't you come talk to me over here? >> Talk to you. Is there something? >> Come talk to me over here. >> Hello. Hi. So, we're in a relationship. I will no longer mess with him or what he had going on. He had some stuff in my in his bag. I just need to get out of my bag. >> Okay. >> My iPad, some clothes. I took it out, put it in my suitcase, brought his bag back. That's pretty much it. But we have a relationship dis, you know, kind of kind of thing going on right now. But yeah, exactly. But I brought his bag back. I took all of my belongings out. I would leave him alone. You don't have to worry about me. I have a flight coming up for my stuff. Like I said, I'm on the phone right now. I have all of my belongings. But you don't have to worry about me >> while I'm in the airport with him at all. I just had to get my belongings. >> Your ID on you and boarding pass by chance? >> Yeah. Do you need my ID for what? If I'm if you don't mind a possible assault >> assault by him, listen, >> I assaulted you. Okay, I'm so sorry. I'm just making sure >> it's not him that reported that one of the TSA folks reporting >> one of the TSA people because I can definitely have evidence of him assaulting me if possible. >> There's cameras everywhere. >> Like I said, yes, I do. My name is Sha Richardson. I do have my ID. Um yeah, but I will definitely leave him alone. There's nothing that I want to do with him. I need to get my stuff out of his bag. you guys on the same flight or >> um we were we are later on in the day because our flight end up getting delayed. We supposed to be leaving around this time of day, but the flight got cancelled. So, the flight doesn't leave until 10 p.m.ish >> because he's a coward and I don't want anything to do with him at this point going forward. My name is Sha Richardson. Have no problem with letting you know who I am. Haven't put my hands on him. We had an argument. I will be honest about that. A argument and that's pretty much it. The argument pretty much he's a liar. He lied about a couple things personally, you know, just in a relationship. >> Unexpected moment. The sound of handcuffs rang out in the middle of the airport and Richardson kept shouting that she was completely innocent. >> Pretty much officers can understand what a relationship is about. But he lied. He's a liar. And that was something that I kind of just grasp and emotionally I'm just like, "Bet you do your thing, but you're asking me for things that is within my possession and for my right. I don't have to give it to you because it's in my possession." But when it came to the point that I saw that he chose to make it more um about the police and things of that nature that showed that he made a choice. So I just want to be more professional and just come professionally and let you guys know like hey relationship thing have no problem and walking with you guys. So I'm not right. >> Was there any type of physical? >> No I didn't touch him. He didn't touch me. I will be honest. >> Hit him with anything? >> No I haven't hit him with anything? Not at all. He had headphones that were mine and I just grabbed them headphones but not physically. If you would like to ask me, you can ask him, but I don't want anything. >> I just want to get your side. >> Okay. Absolutely. You can ask him whatever you need to ask him. >> But yeah, you're a coward. >> Is it Shakari? >> Share. >> Share. >> Thank you so much, Sherry. >> Shakary, what's your uh phone number for you? >> And like I said, I didn't have a problem cooperating because like I said, it was some relationship stuff. So that's why it came up. >> Do you have your boarding pass by chance? Just so I can just take a photo of that just >> Absolutely. Yes. And you can contact me whenever you need to. >> I'm so sorry. >> Right here. >> Perfect. >> This is my boarding pass. >> So this is the one that got delayed. >> So this is I want to say my original one and this one. >> That's your new one? >> No, this is the this is my original one and this is the one that got delayed. And then the new one I think is in my personal one. But you can take a picture and I'll look for you for the new one if you don't mind me. >> Yeah, I appreciate it. I appreciate it. Yeah, >> but they move my flight to 10:00 p.m. if you don't mind. I don't think I just physically have it. >> But you can take a picture. I don't mind at all. >> So, last Are you going heading back? >> Yes. No, no, no. I'm heading to um Eugene, Oregon. >> Oh, okay. >> Mhm. >> I can probably find it this way. >> Yeah, you can find it that way. >> It's just to kind of document. >> No, no, no. Please, I please document everything. I have no problem with you documenting anything. And I'm going to do my part so you can do your best. Document everything. >> Oh, hi. How are you doing, sir? I'm doing all right. >> I'm done. >> Here's the thing. Put that down. Okay. >> But I had to put I'm so sorry. You're grabbing me right now. >> Yep. Cuz you're under arrest. >> I'm under arrest right now. What am I under? What am I under arrest for? Christian, are you serious right now? >> Okay. >> Arrest for assault. >> I didn't assault him though. >> Video cameras. >> I literally was having a We were having an argument. I'm not resisting. So you don't have to harder. Christian, are you serious right now? >> Washington State. He doesn't get a say. But I understand. We were arguing. But I understand entirely. We were arguing. >> Okay, I'm not going to resist. But I'm telling you that we was arguing. I didn't assault him. I didn't do anything wrong. But the fact that you guys are doing this to me and he's the man in this situation, I'm just going to come I'm going to complied. >> I am. I'm not going to argue with you at all. But she had me on camera. But at the same time, what he has I have my phone shows something different. So if I need to show that, I will. >> We have you on camera here. >> Okay. But I have my phone that shows something different. But Christian, thank you. Christian, >> don't talk to him right now. >> Okay, I won't. Thank you so much, officer. >> They are arresting me right now. Christian, [ __ ] they're arresting me right now. >> Do I Am I going to go actually to jail right now? >> You actually go to jail? >> Wait, but right now it's a physical >> I didn't Can he tell you that I didn't do nothing to him? >> Christian, are you serious right now? >> All right, >> Christian. I'm about to go to jail because of you right now. kept overnight waiting to see the judge. All please were in vain, but in the end, the case took an unexpected turn. >> So, I'm under arrest for us to go right now. Okay, let me just go. I'm not resisting or anything. >> We know you're not. >> I'm not resisting. That's on record, correct? >> Yes, it's on audio. Everything's being audio video camera. >> Absolutely. >> Can I at least get the handcuffs off? Like, I'm not violent or anything. >> That's policy when you guys go to jail. >> Policy. So, are y'all going to arrest him? I plan on pressing charges on him then. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. I plan on pressing charges on him. But for this right here, I feel like it's completely unacceptable. We had an argument as in a relationship and y'all didn't see me put hands on me, but y'all saw me put hands on him. So, okay. >> Excuse me. >> So, am I going to jail? >> You are going to jail. >> Who's going to bail me out? >> You can make a phone call when you get there. That's right. You're going to have to go see a judge first before that. >> Can I please make a call to my family right now? Are you serious? Can I make a heat for a protest for me? >> Are you serious, Mr. Ro? >> Oh my god. Right now, >> who would I be able to call right now? Any numbers that I know? >> You can bring your phone with you to jail. >> Okay. Thank you so much. >> Glad that happens and you can ask them. >> When y'all let me go, can I call and press charges on him >> if possible? >> But because y'all have me on camera, >> y'all arrested me. Correct. >> Correct. And y'all didn't even listen to my side of the story. Y'all just arrested me. Correct. So, I didn't want to hear that part of the story because I have proof that and if everything, okay, I'm not even a I'm not I'm not resisting. I just feel like this is crazy and y'all didn't even listen to the woman side of the story, but y'all accept the fact I wasn't on video. Has >> she been read yet? >> No, I haven't had written any rice read to me. >> We're going to go ahead and read your rights. >> Please don't read my rice cuz I feel like Do I have to stay in jail for the night? Are you telling me that I have to go to >> Richardson was charged with battery and held for about 24 hours. [music] The case was later dismissed because the alleged victim's boyfriend refused to cooperate and was unwilling to testify. A drunk is accused of causing a disturbance at the airport and the police immediately rush in. But the encounter leads to an unexpected situation. >> Ma'am, here's the deal. Here's the deal. You're just yelling at people there, okay? They have no idea who you are. Telling them to [ __ ] off. They have no idea who you are. They're asking me what's wrong with this man. >> You've had too much to drink. Clearly, you've been here for a long time. Evidently, according to the airport people, you have one of two choices. >> Give us an address or a place where you need to go. A friend that we can call to pick you up or I'll put you in a cab >> or you're going to go across the street with us. Simple as that. You understand that? >> Where's the across the street? >> The jail. You have ID on you? Give me your ID. >> No. >> Give me your ID. No, friend. No, I don't have to. >> I'm not going to give you a choice. >> I'm not black, but I don't >> What is that supposed to mean? Don't give me that crap. >> Don't give me that crap. Pull that racism crap with me. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> ma'am. >> No. >> You got one last chance, friend. You got one last chance. >> Mhm. >> Bye. >> No, friend. No. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. >> Stop it. Stop it. >> All we trying to do is get you a ride or a friend. >> Okay. >> No. Did this bad? >> No. No. >> Yes. >> If all you had to do is give us give us a person to call. >> I don't know what your problem is. I don't know what your yelling at people. >> Disorderly. All you had to do is give us give us a person to call. >> I don't know what your problem is. I don't know what your deal is. You're yelling at people. >> Disorderly intoxication. >> Disorderly intoxication. There goes my camera. >> Yes. Yes. >> Disorderly intoxication. >> No. >> Okay. Stop it. Stop trying to kid me. >> Stop trying to kick me. >> Just sit on the ground. Actually, just sit on the ground. >> A few words of protest, unexpected actions, and even a sensitive remark turned everything from tense to chaotic in just a few seconds. >> Sit down. >> Please, please, please, please, please >> sit. >> Please stop it. >> Get it. Whose screw is yours? Mine's right there. Just put her in the back. >> Please stop it. Please stop it. >> Oh, it's in line. >> Please stop it. You just would have told me where you needed to go. They wouldn't rent you a car evidently because you have too much to drink. >> But no, you want to do things the hard way. Last thing that we wanted to do. >> Hop in. >> Please, please, please hop in. Please >> hop in. Watch your feet. Step up. Step up on step up on that. >> Please, please. >> There's no more fleas, ma'am. Get in. Get in. Put your feet up on that. Put your feet up on that. Put your foot up on that. Step. Stand up. >> Come on. >> Stand up and put your foot on there. I'm helping you. >> Just going to help me. >> Step on there. >> Put your foot on there. >> There you go. Step up. >> From gentle advice to forced restraint, the officers had to use force when this woman continued to resist. What made her so determined to make things difficult for the police? >> Step up. There you go. Watch your foot. Her ID in there. I'm going to get my car. She's in the car. I'm going to call. >> So, apparently she was supposed to be flying out. Now, Luigi denied her boarding >> and she's been here for the um ticket count or the girl at the brittle farm said she was here wandering around 2 hours prior >> before that. called me and said that I'm back. >> Oh, I haven't been able to do my rounds in here yet. >> I I can get >> Yeah. I don't know what, but I don't know what. >> All right, got it, >> ma'am. Step on out, >> ma'am. >> I can't even >> take your time. >> Just be careful. >> Take your time. Don't fall. will help you out a little bit. >> Slide forward. >> Okay. Do you got anything crazy on you guys? >> Start pointing sticky things. >> This way, please. >> No. Go right here to the side of this van. Watch the curve. Small step down. Just stand there as best as possible. Bend your elbows up. >> You want to put a belt on you so you can have your hands in the front. Sit down a little more. >> And then from the airport straight to a place no one wants to set foot. The legal consequences for this behavior could cost her much more than a misflight. Good job again. I want to fall down. Heat. Heat. Take a side step this way. Step on one step at a time. Watch your head. Watch your head. In Florida, disorderly conduct while intoxicated is a secondderee [music] misdemeanor, punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a fine of up to $500,0. She was charged with disorderly conduct due to intoxication and non-violent resistance to law enforcement. [music] She will be sentenced to jail and fined according to the law depending on the severity. >> Because you're touching him without his consent and you're pulling [music] away from me at this point, I'm going to place you in cuff. >> Yep. Turn that way and put your hands behind you back. >> A four-star hotel vacation turns into a nightmare when love and intoxication collide. >> All right. So, when he says, "Please don't touch me. Please don't kiss me." And you're kissing him and touching him, that is a crime. >> I say something back to him. She slaps me and I grabbed her hand. >> When hotel staff reveal the truth about previous disturbances, things begin to spiral out of control. >> I don't know if you were here. >> I was. >> Okay. They're back still arguing. It spilled out into the hallway fighting. Um, you physically saw them fighting. >> I guess one of them says they have a cracked lip. So, we we are going to request since this is now the third time that they go ahead and just be removed, but that's all right. So, if you guys don't mind, I'm sorry. You hate to do that. It's all good. Were you drinking more in there? >> You seem like you're a little bit more intoxicated. >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. What's going on? >> What happened in there? Heard that you guys were arguing again. >> We We weren't though, actually. >> I heard that yelling at least. So, what happened since we were last here? >> Nothing. Normal. We were fine. >> You sure? >> Oh, 100%. Like, we weren't biting or anything. Can you Can you tell me what happened? >> You said nothing and it all happened. I just need you to tell me >> what happened. >> No, sir. >> No, sir. >> You're not going to tell me. >> He He's Do you hear him? He's saying nothing. >> He cheated on me with this girl there. >> I understand. I understand. But >> I'm sorry. >> Paige. Paige, you got to listen to me. You got to listen to me. >> I'm sorry. >> He cheated on me. >> I understand. And I understand that I was wrong. But Paige, >> I'm sorry. very much trying to walk away from you. >> There's there's good ways to handle things and there's very bad ways to handle things. >> And we've been doing this for two months. He is such a good boyfriend. [snorts] He is the best boyfriend I have ever had in my entire life. >> I've never had a better boyfriend. I'm so sorry. And he did. He cheated on me. >> So, what happened since we left? Cuz I know that when I saw you go the door, he cheated on me. >> He wanted to hug him and he didn't want to he didn't want you to touch him. So I saw that part and the door closed. So what happened? >> Can I show you? >> From loving words of praise to the shock of betrayal being exposed. Pentup emotions explode into uncontrollable rage. >> Am I allowed to >> What is that? >> What am I looking at? >> My phrases. So, Paige, we're going to have to figure out a game plan tonight. Okay, >> we're fine. We're fine. >> I don't think so because here's the deal. The hotel staff was >> They want us to leave. They want us to leave and we're okay with leaving. >> I understand. Hold up. >> I don't want y'all to think that we're not okay with leaving. We were packing >> and we weren't even fighting. >> So, your boyfriend is packing up everything in the room right now. >> All right. He's good on the fact that you guys have to leave. >> Mhm. >> All right. So, you're trespassed from the building and we're going to make sure you leave. >> Okay. >> So, here's here's the deal, though. >> This has been going on all night. This is the second time we've got called out here. >> This is the third night. >> This is this is the second time we've been called out here to talk to you guys. >> You've seen my bruises. >> Don't touch me. >> Sorry. >> He doesn't like to get touched. That's >> He's He's seen my bruises. >> I know. I know. >> You've seen them. I mean, >> all right. But here's here's here's the thing that I was understanding, Paige, is that I was being told, okay, that your boyfriend said he didn't want you to touch him and then he touched him. >> But it's okay. >> Grabbed you and pushed you off. >> But it's okay to smack somebody in the face. >> You got smacked in the face. >> Oh, yeah. >> What? By who? >> Did it hurt? >> No. Oh, thank >> Why did you get smacked in the face? >> I mean, that's who he is. >> You just told me he's the best guy in the world. Why are you telling me now that he beat you? >> I mean, he's he That's not beating in Detroit. You think that's beating? >> Well, >> I love it. >> Oh, so it's a it's a >> Hell yeah. >> Okay. >> It's kind of hot. >> Okay. So, then it's something else. All right. >> In Detroit, it's a little different. You Y'all don't kind of know. Get off your phone. What is homeboy doing? >> He's doing his job. I mean, I've never I've never I've been pulled over by a million cops. >> You're being rude to my partner and we're being >> I apologize. I am so sorry. Am I being >> You That was really rude to talk to my >> I apologize. I'm so sorry. >> A seemingly harmless act becomes the boundary between love and crime, forcing the police to take strong action. >> Myself. What do you mean you find yourself? >> Stop. You're This is why I hate the police. This is why. >> Oh, it is. >> It is. >> You hate me. >> No, I don't hate you. You're super sweet. >> No, but you just yell at me. You got an attitude with me, P. >> No, I I got an attitude >> because I'm asking you questions. >> The Detroit cops are a little different than y'all. >> Okay. Well, Paige, so here's the thing. I don't like when I'm being here and nice to you and I'm being very very friendly and I'm just concerned about your wellbeing and you snap at me like that >> and you cuss at me. >> I apologize. >> So, we need to be on You did cuss at me, Paige. >> I apologize. >> So, here's what we're not going to do. >> No, you Yeah, you lost your handshake privileges. >> No. >> Yeah, you cussed at me. >> You're getting that. >> You're what? >> Do you hear that? My Alamian. We're not I'm not going to jail. >> I just got to walk you downstairs. We just got to escort you down. We'll go in the elevator. Okay. >> I'm not going to jail, though. >> No one's going to jail right now. >> Correct. I'm not going to jail. >> You sure you don't have her driver's license? >> She She definitely does need her driver's license right now, bud. >> Hey, ma'am. You said get off of him. You got to get off of him. He's giving me a >> He said get off of them. Ma'am, >> stop. >> Relax your ass, >> Paige. I'm holding your arms. >> Don't pull. >> I don't want to dig all your page. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Keep your hands behind your back. Stop. >> Why are you >> Because you're touching him without his consent and you're pulling away from me. At this point, I'm going to place you in cuffs. You are being detained right now. Okay. Why is he not arrested? >> All right. Because the entire time, Paige, he was trying to get away from you, you were touching without his consent. That's called harassment physical contact. >> The fateful night ended with an irreversible decision and the legal consequences the girl would face afterward. >> No, he >> I want to explain something. I know you're intoxicated, but just because you're married or dating somebody doesn't give you the consent to do things to them when they don't want you to. Okay? They're still human beings. >> All right? So, when he says, "Please don't touch me." Please don't kiss me. and you're kissing him and touching him. That is a crime. >> 100%. You can ask him. >> He was saying no. >> You can ask him right now. >> All right. So, Paige, at this point, >> um, so we're going to take you to jail tonight. You're under arrest for disorderly conduct, second degree, and public intoxication, first or first offense. Okay. I've been really cool with you tonight, Paige, but there's >> but there's no other solution's >> there's no other solution for tonight. Okay. Wait. >> If we let you leave, >> am I allowed? No, I'm not. >> If we let you leave tonight, I'm trying to >> Yeah. If we're If we let you leave tonight, it's just going to be the same problem again as you and your boyfriend. >> No, there isn't. I'm leaving him. >> I need to go home. I need to go home to my mom. Disorderly conduct is a misdemeanor in California, punishable by up to 6 months in county jail and slash or a fine of up to $1,000. Paige was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct, public intoxication, and trespassing after being barred. Paige was evicted from the hotel, placed on a permanent ban record, and faces criminal charges. Next, a 10th anniversary vacation turns into a nightmare when police raid the hotel in the middle of the night. >> Never find her. I sit in I'm sitting in my room. She's like, "I'm not coming back." Blah blah blah blah blah. I'm not coming back. So, end up She's sitting over here. We're talking. >> Do me a favor. Put that bottle down for me, too, as well. Thank you. >> Nice, man. All right. So, she's sitting there and she's like just mouthing off at me. I say something back to her. She slaps me and I grabbed her hand. >> That's it. That's exactly what happened. >> All right. Nothing else. Didn't back and forth fighting. >> No. >> Nothing. Just that. Grabbed your hair and I And then he said, "Sir, sir, sir." And I was like, "I got it. I got it." I stepped away. >> Upstairs. I grabbed your bags and I just pulled them out. >> What's your first name? >> Scott. >> Scott. Where are you from? >> Virginia. >> Virginia. And you guys live together? You and this other female? >> Well, we used to right now we don't. >> Okay. Are you guys like you guys dated? Are you just roommates? >> We're still like engaged. >> You're engaged. Okay. What's What's going on? Right now, we have an eviction, but we've got to figure out what happened to cause you guys to get evicted, >> right? It seems like there was an altercation, but but we're just here to try to, you know, facilitate the eviction and see what we got. >> Mad at her. She She slapped me and I grabbed her hair. >> Where did she slap you at? >> Right over here. >> No, on your body. Right here >> with an open hand. She like like open hand slapped you. >> [ __ ] yeah. She like pop you in the face. >> Okay. >> The woman burst into tears, revealing why she struck first and the fateful slap that landed them both in jail. >> Hello, Nola. >> Yes. >> Would you mind stepping out here and talking to me? Make sure you flip the latch so it doesn't lock you out. >> Is it just you in here? >> Yeah. >> Here we go. >> All right. Let me tell you what we got and then I want to I'll ask you some questions. Okay. So, we got a call here about an eviction, right? And then as we get here, we speak to the people that are downstairs and they're telling us that um the guy that you're here with was hitting you outside on the um on Simon Street. Can you tell me what happened today? >> So you guys are evicting him? >> No, I'm just telling you why we got here, but right now I'm doing a battery investigation. >> Okay. Yeah. So, obviously, yes, we were we um we got in a tiff and then I ended up walking back by myself and we were downstairs and we were getting into it and I actually smacked him first and then he grabbed me. >> Where did he grab you at? >> Um >> on your face? >> Yeah. >> Okay. When he grabbed you on your face, did did he hit you or anything like that or did he just grab you on the face? >> No, he didn't hit me. >> Okay. Do you um do you guys live together? No. >> No, you don't. Okay. You're engaged to him, correct? All right. And you guys are from Virginia. >> Yeah. >> All right. Do you have It's okay. You said your your ID is in here. >> Actually, my my passport's in here. >> Yeah. Just if you have a Virginia ID, that makes it a lot easier. >> Florida law is unforgiving. Even though no one wanted to press charges, the police still made a shocking decision that caused the couple to collapse right in the hotel lobby. >> Right. So, she tells me that they got in an argument and she slapped him in the face and then he grabbed her. She doesn't know where. And then he yelled and told him to stop. >> Yeah. >> Primary aggressor. Mutual, I guess. >> Yeah. You want me You want to run by Dave? >> You do think it's mutual or you think it's just primary aggressor? >> I don't know. Go ask him. See what he thinks. We actually just got here today. We were in Miami for the last 3 days and we had an amazing time looking down here and >> it's just it's craziness down >> down here which we weren't expecting. Well, I he was a big proponent of coming down here and and I'd never been down here before. It's beautiful, but I was >> This is the week of the craziness, though. That's cuz it's Fantasy Fest this week. >> Is that what it is? I I have no idea. and he's like, "I didn't expect it to be like this because where we're where we're at, you know, he's very conscious about >> co and the whole night." I'm like, "We're in the middle of a [ __ ] show." Like, "What is going on?" >> What? >> All right, go ahead and stand up. Stand up for me. Put your hands behind your back. I'm >> being arrested. >> Yep. Turn that way and put your hands behind your back for me. >> We're both being arrested. >> Yep. For mutual battery. Are >> you kidding me? So, in the state of Florida, listen, this is I'm going to we're going to walk out here and um get in the car really quick. I'm going to get your phone for you. Um so, this is what happens. >> My phone is about dead. I don't have anyone to call. I mean, >> well, we'll be able to I can charge it for you whenever we get whenever I get in the car. I have an iPhone. Is an iPhone? Yeah. >> Unexpected ending. The charges are dropped, but will love remain intact after a night of tears and handcuffs. >> Horrible. Do you realize that? A5, we have two in custody. So in the state of Florida, the way it works is be careful of these steps right here, right? Whenever the mutual battery occurs or when a domestic battery occurs, the state of Florida has put the onus on itself to press the charges because in most senses, you're not going to press charges, right? And it's just the way >> we don't even have any marks. I mean, there's nothing. I mean, >> we're going to go over here to this front car. I mean, literally, this is going to ruin us our jobs. Do you do you realize? >> So, this is a misdemeanor charge, >> right? >> Okay. >> So, in the state of Florida, there's two types of charges, right? This is the lesser of of the two. Like, you know what a felony is? >> Uh, well, yes. >> Okay. So, this is not a felony. This is below that. Can you We're just >> I know, but no. I mean, >> I'm getting a misdemeanor for battery >> for literally slapping him. >> Oh, wow. This is like scoot back for me. >> I'm going to book you in all my stuff. >> Well, you can I think I don't think you've been evicted. I'm going to talk to him about that to make sure. >> I just I don't want him to be evicted either. >> Well, I mean, this is this is the this is a um private establishment, right? It's private property. And unfortunately, we can't tell them what to do with that. I have your cell phone. Okay. So, it's going to come with you. I'm going to charge it like I told you to. Just >> keep keep like staying calm like this. And and it's you're going to be in and out as quick as you can. Okay. >> Just sit tight for me. >> I don't want this to happen. >> Both were taken to the police station and charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, not felony. Police explained that this was a lower level charge, but it would still leave a criminal record and could affect their careers. Roll down your window. >> Roll down your window now. >> Roll down your window now. >> This is the fifth time I tell you. Put your hands on your steering wheel or you're going to get dragged out of the car. >> No, sir. Please don't touch. >> Do not do >> a seemingly simple traffic stop turns into chaos on the street. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Don't do that. Get out of the vehicle. >> You don't have to do this. >> Turn around. >> Do this. >> I'm just scared. I'm scared. I got you. Step out of the car, sir. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> We will pick everything up here in a second. Put your hands behind your back. >> Seemingly simple traffic stop, but just seconds later, everything exploded when the female driver reacted defiantly to the seemingly normal request of the police. >> Window for me. >> Roll down your back window for me. >> Why? >> Cuz I said so. >> Roll it down. >> Roll. Yes, you do. For officer safety. Okay, you're about to get yanked out of this car in about 2 seconds. >> I'm doing it like right now. >> Okay, I told you to roll it down so I can see because the window turn is too dark and I need to make sure there's nobody else back there. >> Okay, no problem. >> I need your license, registration, insurance, please. >> I stopped you pass a stop bar at every stop sign. Two different stop signs. >> Your window tent is too dark and your tag is expired. So, there's three different reasons why I'm pulling you over today. >> Okay. the stop signs. I don't cross. I stopped narrow. >> You did. There's a white line at the stop sign. You pass past the stop bar. >> I mean, I was behind the car. So, how do I do that? >> No, you weren't. You passed past the stop bar on two different stop signs. >> I didn't do that. >> You weren't compliant. Yes, you weren't compliant. And you were refusing to roll down your back window so that I could approach you. >> I can refuse >> safely so that I could approach you safely. >> Because my safe I can I can refuse about that. >> No, you cannot. >> I cannot You cannot. >> Okay. License, please. >> License, ma'am. I said your license first. >> License first. >> Corporal Hetsler, St. John's County Sheriff's Office. >> Your name? >> Corporal Hetsler, St. John's County Sheriff's Office. >> License first. >> Receiving a fine but refusing to accept it, the female driver suddenly made a bold decision. And from here, the case officially escalated into a criminal case. driver's license. Okay. Today I went ahead and issued you four different citations. Okay. First uh citation um is going to be for running the stop sign. You didn't you stopped past the stop bar the stop bar. >> Okay. So you can invite that in court. All the instructions are right here on the back. You have 30 days to pay the fine. That's your first citation. Next citation is for a failure to provide your registration. Okay. >> So you say you can open my door just like that. >> Correct. You were non-compliant. You weren't listening to commands. Your window's too dark for me to see it in the back. And I for me to safely approach this vehicle, I need to make sure there wasn't anybody else in the back of the vehicle. >> There's your second citation. >> Ask me. >> I did ask you. >> You don't ask me if I got more people in my car. >> It doesn't matter. I need to be able to see with my own eyes. Next citation is uh your registration's expired. Okay. You have 30 days to pay that. Same thing as every the other two citations. And your window tent 11% in the state of Florida, like I told you, has to be 25. ran a stop sign that vehicle or citations and then she took off recklessly. I'm trying to catch back up to the vehicle. Pull her over again. >> Turn your vehicle off. Turn your vehicle off. You're driving recklessly now. It's criminal. Turn it out. >> I drive >> I'm going to break your window. You got You got 3 seconds or I'm going to break your window. >> Roll down your window. >> Roll down your window now. >> Roll down your window now. Get out of the vehicle. Turn off the car. Turn off the car. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Don't do that. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> You don't have to do this. >> Turn around. The cry echoed through the night. Open the door or I will smash the glass. Would she be stubborn to the last minute? >> I don't know. >> Stay this way for me. You got any weapons on you? Anything? Any guns? Knives? >> You cannot search my car. >> Hey, you cannot search my car. >> Huh? >> You cannot search my car. >> Uh, I was trying to do an inventory. >> She going? >> Yeah. She's going for >> I got a >> 41. Stand me off in the screen. Hey, you could just 10 five or there and I'll send I'll I'll send my 707 to the jail. >> I'll do the I'll do the inventory. >> All right. >> First, make sure like no drug. >> Uh well, let's try it. You still got a pattern down. >> Yeah, let's >> Yeah, other side is fine. I guess you should have thought about that before you know you started driving rifle stuff. But I It's okay. I I just I just drive on the limit. >> H >> I don't drive over the limit. >> I drive on the limit. Under the limit. >> You got anything in your bra? >> No. Just just make it go to my shower. My kids and and my brother know that I'm leaving together and that's it. That's all I ask. It's only for my kids. Okay. Let me let me tell them that I'm going again so they know that I'm not coming back. Can I do that? >> Spread your legs for me. >> Say what? >> Spread your legs for me. >> Yep. >> Okay. Have a seat in the vehicle. >> This traffic stop ended with an unexpected verdict and punishment, but perhaps it was a valuable lesson for all. >> Yeah. But it's in somebody else's name. Yeah, but he's in jail. He's my husband. >> He's in jail? >> Yeah. >> But [snorts] why they search in my car, too? I say I don't want to. They search. >> Well, incident to arrest. Incident to arrest. It can be inventory. >> But they arrest they arrest because they they stop me because they going to die. It It doesn't mean that they can search. >> Well, incident incident to arrest. When we're doing an inventory, we have to inventory cuz it can get to >> So that's why we're giving you the option to >> But but can I call them my brother? He can figure it out because the insurance is by his name too. The insurance is my name and my brother name. >> I I can see. I don't I don't I normally we have to release it to the RO the registered owner of the vehicle. If we can't get in contact with the registered owner of the vehicle, we have to tow it. >> Okay. >> But but >> but you're saying he's in jail? >> Yeah, he's in jail and and I mean they in >> Where is that at? >> Right here. >> He's in St. John's County Jail. >> Yeah. >> The woman was charged with two counts. Reckless driving and endangering, nonviolent resistance to law enforcement. Sentence, six months probation, 25 hours of community service, eight hours of driver improvement course. Next, a seemingly normal morning, but just because of a small detail on the driver's license, the female driver was stopped, opening the way for a tense confrontation between her and the Atlanta police. I'm officer Benvidas with the Orlando Police Department. Do you have your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance, please? >> What is wrong with my >> I'm sorry. >> What is wrong with my tag? >> There's nothing wrong with your tag. May I see your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance, please? >> Why do I have >> I need to see your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance. This is a traffic stop. I need you to identify yourself. >> Yes, ma'am. It is. >> I'm sorry. Yes, cuz I've been seeing a lot of um news on the >> So, the reason why I stopped you today is because your license is expired. Let me see your driver's Let me see your driver's license. Okay, listen. If you refuse to identify yourself, I will take you to jail for resisting without violence. Either you identify yourself to me right now or I'm taking you to jail. Please turn off your car. >> Turn off your car. >> Turn off your car. >> If you call somebody to come to this traffic stop, they will also get arrested for impeding on a traffic stop. Don't do this. >> I'll call my lawyer. >> Do not do this right now. >> I can call my lawyer. >> I need to see your ID. >> The ID is on the back of your phone. I need to see your driver's license. >> Sir, sir, I'm not I'm not a I'm a student. I'm an >> I don't I don't care if you're a student. I need to see your driver's license, please. It's on the back of your phone. >> It is, but I I >> Okay. So, I need to see your driver's license now. Please. >> I I put your hands up here. >> No, sir. I I I have >> Put your hands on the steering wheel. >> I haven't done I have my camera. >> Okay. Put your hands on the steering wheel. >> I have my >> Put your hands on the steering wheel. I'm going to do everything for you. Hands on the steering wheel. >> I haven't done anything. >> This is the fifth time I've tell you now. >> But you have >> This is the fifth time I tell you. Put your hands on your steering wheel or you're going to get dragged out of the car. We can do this a simple way. >> Why? Why are you doing All right. >> No, sir. Please don't touch me. >> Do not do that. From a few tense words to tough actions, the police forcefully pulled her out of the car, revealing an even more serious truth hidden behind that fragile wallet. >> I'm just scared. I'm sorry. >> I got you. Step out of the car, sir. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. We will pick everything up here in a second. Put your hands behind your back. >> Can I wire, please? >> Put your hands Put your hands behind your back, please. >> I don't have a anything wrong with my back. >> Can you put your hands behind your back? >> I can. I can. Ma'am, you're making this a lot more difficult than it needs to be. >> No, I don't want to make it difficult. I'm just >> Well, you're making it difficult. >> I'm just scared. >> I got it. So, go right. >> I haven't done anything anything wrong with my student. >> I got you. >> I have a baby. Sir, I'm sorry. I have my kid. >> Okay. So, this is a learner's license, first of all. >> Okay. >> Okay. It's not a driver's license. >> Okay. >> Second of all, it's expired. Okay. It expired on it expired on May 11th of 2025. Okay. when I ask you for identification. Okay, so here here we're going to we're going to do this a little easier. We're going to do this easier. >> I'm going to ask you these questions. I need you to say yes or no verbally if you understand them. All right. Stay against the car. >> Mhm. >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> I do, sir. >> Okay. Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> I do, sir. >> Okay. You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> I do, sir. >> Okay. If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, one will be provided for you before questioning without charge. Do you understand? >> I do, and I have a lawyer. >> Okay. Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get to talk to me? >> You don't let me talk. >> I'm I'm going to do I'm going to say this one more time. Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get to talk to me? >> Yes, I feel threatened by you. >> Okay. So, have I threatened you to get to talk to me? >> Yes, >> I have. How did I How did I threaten? >> I just feel I just feel intimidated because I haven't done anything wrong. I don't want to piss you off. I respect >> You're not pissing me off. I'm not mad at all >> cuz I don't feel like you had a reason to stop me. So the reason why I stopped you is because the registered owner of the vehicle is expired. >> I confirmed you here and then you hadn't seen my driver license 511 2025. >> You are the register. You are the registered owner of the vehicle. Okay. >> Not just a small mistake. The police discovered a serious violation that even the female driver did not expect causing things to get out of control. >> I confirmed your identity through the window. I could see you. You match your photo. Okay. And for that reason, you're going to jail for resisting without violence. Okay. >> Sir, I'm sorry. I didn't want to resist you. >> Do that. >> I was just scared. He just wanted to >> 43. Can I get a female 45 for a search, please? >> Sir, you shouldn't you shouldn't be doing this. >> Face right here. >> Sir, >> face right here, please. >> I'm scared. >> Face the inside, please. >> I am feeling humiliated by you guys. >> No. Yeah, we'll uh we'll probably get it off the road. Uh, it's off the road. So, >> sorry, I have a baby here. I'm so sorry. I I don't I don't feel like I need >> I should have paid more attention. >> I already I already explained to you I asked you for your driver's license and proof of insurance at least seven times. >> You didn't want to provide it. >> I I told you to put I told you to put your hands on the steering wheel. You didn't do that either. I asked you seven times. Okay. >> I apologize. >> And I will review everything so I get the correct count that I did everything. Okay. >> Okay. >> Your license is expired. You don't even have a driver's license. You have a learner's license. This is a learner's license. Let me read you the back. Just listen to what I have to say. Okay. >> Daylight driving only after 3 months. You may drive until 10 p.m. with a 21-year-old licensed driver in the closest seat of the driver. So, you don't have anybody over the age of 21 inside of the vehicle. Okay. And there's no one sitting next to you with a valid driver's license. So, not only are you with an expired learner's license, you're also committing a learner's license violation. >> I'm sorry. I I should have paid attention better on that. >> Yes, you should have. Yes. And all you had to do was listen to instructions and you wouldn't have been in the situation. >> Okay. I apologize. >> Face the car. I apologize. >> Face the car, please. >> In the end, the woman faced criminal charges and severe legal consequences just because she did not obey orders from the beginning. What a high price to pay for a moment of panic and trusting social media. >> Who do you need? >> I really apologize. I really >> I got you. You're already under arrest. >> It's okay. >> Okay. >> I know I'm wrong. I apologize. >> Okay. >> So, give us a give us a second. She's going to search you. We'll do this when we get to the jail. >> Do you have any drugs or any needles or anything on you that will poke me? >> No, I'm just a nursing student here. No, >> I could do not. >> It's just a question that is gen for everyone before I start pat you down. >> Spread your feet for me, please. >> I really apologize. I always respect for for your profession. I really apologize. I got scared. >> It's okay. >> I don't have a >> and I wish I was better oriented because I have everything to have the right driver license. >> Okay. Just so you know, my instructions were very clear and I'm not here to confuse anybody. >> I know. I know you >> and for you not following the instructions. That's why this is what happens. >> I've patted you down. Is there anything that may miss? Because when you go inside the jail, you do go through a scanner and if there's anything that's on, you can't be charged again for contraband. >> Can I ask you something? Is that going to be on my records? >> Yes. >> Is that going to be on my record that I went to jail? >> Yes. >> This is just a charge. It's not a conviction. So, you'll still be able to go to court, talk to everything, and you go from there. >> Make sure that I take that through interviews. I'm applying your job. >> You'll be fine. >> Thank you. >> Listen, this isn't this isn't any Listen, this isn't anything personal. >> Okay? >> In the scope of my job, if you refuse to identify yourself, especially after multiple times of me asking you for your license >> and you went to pull it out and then you stopped, that's resisting without violence. Ma'am, >> I apologize. Just that I had anything wrong. So, I was trying to understand what I was >> and I was trying to explain it to you, but you kept trying to talk over me and not listen to what I was trying to tell you. >> I do this whole nice little spiel where I asked for your license, registration, proof of insurance. I tell you what happened and what went wrong, and then we would have gone from there. >> In Georgia, nonviolent resistance to arrest is considered a misdemeanor. Maximum penalty up to 12 months in county jail. Maximum fine up to $1,000. The woman was charged with resisting arrests without violence and also faces serious traffic violations. Police [snorts] stressed that if she had cooperated and followed instructions from the beginning, the incident would not have escalated to an arrest. >> Be real with you. I'm be honest. >> Okay. There's nothing else. >> There's nothing else. Take anything else. >> All right. Put your hands behind your [ __ ] on me for Christ. That [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Stop. >> I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] [ __ ] >> THREE young women thought their perfect shoplifting mission would go unnoticed, but they were wrong. >> Can you stop digging your bag? >> She's looking for her phone. >> Okay, I don't want to dig into her bag. I don't know what you're doing. >> You can literally open the door if you want. I don't care. >> [ __ ] me. YOU'VE BEEN dumb ass crackles. >> 2025. Police received a report of [music] a group of teenage girls suspected of shoplifting at Sephora. But when they showed up, things weren't as simple as you might think. >> And I was gonna buy a concealer and then I was opening to try on my shade, which is on my hand. And then she was like, "Oh, are you going to take?" And I'm like, "No, I'm not going to take it." So then she started assuming that I was like going to steal the stuff from Sephora. So then I went up to one of the workers from there and I gave her the concealer and I was like, "Look, like so you could know I'm not taking anything and I just left the store." >> Okay. Cuz she's like saying that you guys took like necklaces and makeup and >> No, we we didn't even get through like the actual actually told her. She didn't say anything. >> She didn't say anything. She said she was like, "Sorry about my coworker's actions." And I was like, "No, you just need to make sure that Donna making it like seem like we're trying to steal anything." Yeah. >> You know, so that's why I I gave her like the concealer back and she took it back. You couldn't even go and ask her. I gave her the concealer and it was like this sprays sanitizer thing. I just gave it back to her and she just took it back. >> So you never gave you never took anything? >> Oh no. We went to other like we went to an Ulta but we bought the stuff there and everything. They me by everything. >> Okay. >> Can you stop digging in your bag? >> She's looking for her phone. >> Okay. I don't want her digging into her bag. I don't know what she >> You can literally open the door if you want. I don't care. >> Attitude. I'm not going to have her sitting here digging her bag when I don't know what's in the car. Got it. >> Well, I'm telling you. Okay. I'm telling you. >> I'm telling you. I don't care what she's looking for. I don't want her digging in her bag when I don't know what's in the car. >> So, lose the attitude. Thank you. >> I'm just like feel like I'm being targeted. But if you want >> Why are you being targeted? Because I asked her to stop digging through her bag >> and I told you why she was digging through her bag. >> Okay. And I'm telling you, I don't care cuz I don't know what's in the car. >> I apologize. I apologize. >> I'm not giving energy. It's just the fact that she's like, "Oh, hey." Like, you know, like I understand why. >> Okay. >> I just don't understand. >> Okay. Nobody's targeting you. We got called here because you guys were allegedly doing something. That's why we're here. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> No, we understand. >> When the surveillance camera spoke, the surprising truth completely turned the story upside down. At this time, a shocking secret began to be revealed. >> Get back to her. She was like, "Thank you so much for giving it back to me." And I was like, "Just tell your co-workers to not make it seem to customers that come in making it seem like they're stealing or something cuz they're not going to want to come back." And I gave her the concealer and the little spray back and she just said, "Thank you so much. I'll talk to my coworkers." And she just went back inside >> and then we came to the car. So I'm like, I'm confused. I'm like, I don't know. I didn't take anything. I gave it back to her. It was a concealer and a little spray. >> Was it in Sephora or was it outside? >> It was in Sephora. >> It was in. >> Yeah, it was in Sephora. But we left because we felt like we were just like >> Yeah, we just left cuz I was like it it was like I mean >> me as like a Mexican girl and she was a white girl so I felt some type of way cuz she was just walking behind us all the time and I was like usually when I go to stores like nobody's like looking at what I'm doing and I was like I told her I was like here like if you think I'm going to steal the concealer here's the concealer and here's the spray. And I gave it to her in her hands and she just walked back out. She was like, "Okay, thank you. I will talk to my co-workers about it." And I was like, "Okay, >> okay." >> I think at this point they're just going to check cameras to make sure that the everything's legit. >> Yeah. >> But appreciate you cooperating. >> No. Yeah, it's good. >> I would have asked you guys if we're supposed to be in school. You look young. >> I mean, she's supposed to be at work. Um, I'm currently working, too. >> So, you're not in school? >> No, we just graduated recently. >> Oh, that's good. >> Yeah. >> Can I talk to you? >> Me? >> Yeah. Can you step out with your purse? So, do you want to tell me what you took? >> I can figure out this. All right. So, there's a thing like the polls that you want to send people. >> So, how long am I going to be your arrest? >> Um, it just depends. >> The police conducted a thorough search and what they found stunned everyone. Not just one, but several hidden items begin to surface. Is there anything in your pocket that belongs to anything sharp or knives weapons or anything? >> 222 23. >> I just got my bait. >> Oh, perfect. >> This is a little pouch to just have. It was a little broken. I don't know why I fixed it. >> Is there anything else in your clothes that I'm going to find right now? I just got my vape and then I don't know what I got. I know other purses are going to pop up. I think I just got like a couple things that my friend gave me. >> What else is in this front right pocket? >> I got my vape. >> The vape is right there. >> I got two vapes. >> Okay. Is that yours or is that holes? >> Where's mine? >> That didn't fall off of this. Grace, probably. >> All right. Can you step out so I can talk to you? >> Yes. >> All right. So, other than you putting that in your bra, >> what else did you take? >> All right. I'm going to search you. So, put your hands right here. Just put your wallet phone down. >> Turn around. You don't have anything else, >> correct? >> Okay. How did your friend get that? >> What? >> How did she get that when it was in your shirt? >> She got No, she got one >> and you got the other one. Where'd you put the other one at? >> Three young women face dire consequences from criminal records to permanent bans. A hard lesson for those who think they can get away with it. >> Be real with you. I'm be honest. >> Okay. There's nothing else. >> There's nothing else. I take anything else. >> All right. Put your hands behind your back. >> The watch is yours. >> Huh? The watch is there. >> Yeah, you'll take your phone. Come to the back. All right. Turn this way. All right. Towards your feet. Just going to put this right here. >> So, other than that, nothing. Nothing. I'm not like not like your friend. We're not going to start finding like random stuff everywhere. >> Going to fight you. >> Okay. No. No. Find random stuff. Okay. >> Be real with you. >> Okay. Can you step out? >> Yeah. >> All right. Um, pockets. >> Okay. >> The jewelry. >> I just have this one. >> Okay. Anything else? >> No, that's it. >> Okay. All right. Put your hands this way or lean up against the pie. All right. Show your feet. There's nothing sharp in your um pants in your pockets. All right. >> Wait, can I please? >> So you with retail theft um there codes to signing complaints. So with that, what we do is we go down to our station, get fingerprint photographs, and we get released on a Could I um come back for like my stuff? >> You want to come back for your car? You were going to get banned from the store. >> Yeah. >> All three teens were charged with retail theft and permanently banned from the Kohl's store where they shoplifted. In addition to potential legal consequences, fines, criminal records, the case has serious implications for their reputations and futures. Next, one New Year's Eve, the police received an emergency call. A young girl was smashing windows and cars like crazy. But when they arrived, the story took an unexpected turn. >> Talk to me. Okay, sis. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'll see you right now. >> All right. Right now. Okay. All right. So, you guys fighting? >> Okay. We was fighting. I pulled the little like the disbanders, the advertisement [ __ ] I pulled him out the thing or whatever because he was going to hit me. So, I didn't want to hit him. I never wanted to hit him. >> What do you mean you're pulling him out? >> Because he was he he started swinging on me. He started like like he want to swing on me. >> So, how did you grab a hold of him if he was swinging on you? >> Because they was in the dirt like like if I show you over there, I can show you the things that you could pull out from the dirt. They like advertisement like you know like pull a banner. I thought you meant you were pulling on DJ. No, >> you were pulling on the banner thing to like protect yourself. >> No, no, no, no. I was putting on the little banner thing to protect myself because he was going to tickle me and he is a dude and I didn't want to me. Whatever. >> I didn't think that he was going to like really like p his on me, but he p his on me. That's how my finger start doing this because >> he he swuggled me to the point I hit the ground. >> Okay. So when he hit when he swung on me when he swung me. >> Mhm. >> I start trying to hit him with it. Then that's when I start hitting his window because he was trying to hit me with it. >> Of his car or something? >> Huh? >> Of his car? >> No. Of the the [ __ ] office. >> Okay. >> But I'm not. >> But I was just trying to hit because I was trying to do my show because he punched me in my face. >> Okay. >> And I fell against the guy. That's why my fingers are so bloody. >> Okay. Because he he pushed me against the ground. That's when I called y'all. Because I told my friend to call you. >> Yes. >> We didn't get a call from him. >> Oh, no. My friend and me. Yes, you did get a call from me. He didn't get a call from you. I have you. >> I BEEN CALLING way earlier. What do you mean? >> Don't look at me. I don't >> I swear TO GOD, I'VE BEEN GOING AWAY EARLIER. WHAT THE [ __ ] LIKE, he beat my [ __ ] ass. Like, >> okay. Well, I'm just telling you I I didn't get a call. Okay. But I'm letting you know right now that I was not trying to call the police because I was not trying to get anybody involved. But >> did he call or not? >> I did. Me and my friend. That's my friend hallway right now. >> You want to go find wherever the complaining is? >> Yeah. >> I don't care where the [ __ ] complaint is. He beat my [ __ ] ass. He punched me. He beat my ass. He the first person that threw a link. I don't give a [ __ ] what happened. >> Okay. Well, you're not making any sense. You're all over the place. I'm not all over the place, but I just told you he is his before me and that's why I put the [ __ ] advertised there out and I was >> and the witness comes forward. Everything seems to fall apart. Who is the liar and why are the police forced to make an immediate decision? >> I don't know. She's a little upset. She smashed in the window. >> You bust somebody out the window, girl. >> Few windows. >> No, that's her car. She got a car. No, he said you bust somebody the windows. >> I did because he swung on me. You're right. I smoke on. My hands is busted. What do you mean? Well, >> why you bust the man windows out? >> Because he swung on me. My That's a whole dude. What do you mean? >> Well, come on, girl. Come on. >> Why? Do you know who DJ is? >> No, I've never met him. >> Dang. >> Probably shouldn't hang out with him anymore. >> Yeah. >> So, she punched her and she grabbed this metal rod and started smashing. You said she told me that he grabbed a metal rod over there and started smashing on the windows to his car and then the office building. >> We don't know who he is. So we can't get >> I don't know who he is either. >> Um and then see if they told you >> he wants press for the window part of it on Monday and roll those up if need be. But >> I don't know. She's She's I don't want her to have to get in trouble for it. So, she probably shouldn't hang out with them. She's >> She goes around smashing windows. She's It's >> I know >> that can quickly turn into a felony. >> I know. >> Cuz windows are expensive. >> Oh, I know. >> So, I don't know. She doesn't need to be getting a felony. She just turned 18. >> Yeah. >> So, I don't know. I I talked to her just she didn't want to listen to me, but my [ __ ] god, man. Did you know about this too? >> No, man. >> Oh, so you were gone when she did this? >> I told you I was pulling because if you check my record, you can say I've went to jail for stuff already in the in the domestic thing. So I know how to avoid it. >> She literally just left. >> So what I did was I pulled out. She like, "Yeah, take your ass on. Go on." So I slid. The first thing she did was grab this flint right here. >> Okay. >> And threw it right here when I was here. >> So I said, "Okay, now you bust that [ __ ] You know the people going to call the police on you now." I don't give a [ __ ] Okay. Let me get up out of here right now. Then I don't want no parts of this [ __ ] >> So when I left this, what was all this? I put that. >> The moment the police announced the arrest warrant, the girl exploded like an emotional bomb, screaming, resisting, and then turning into an uncontrollable meltdown. >> Hello again. >> How you doing? >> Good. Do you remember me from earlier? >> Huh? >> You remember me from earlier? One of the deputies is uh here. >> Yeah. >> Hey, can we talk to you real quick? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, real quick, put your hand on your back. All right. She's going to go to jail. Wow. >> I want to jail for her >> because of the damage to the vehicle and the glass. They >> want me >> as a separate. Do you have a female deputy attending full >> search coming from? >> I'm going to go this way. Come on. >> HEY, STOP. STOP. >> STOP. OH, I swear to God, please let me talk to >> I DIDN'T DO [ __ ] THE [ __ ] ON ME. NO, GOD. LET THEM RECORD IT. Go get my phone. Go get MY PHONE RIGHT NOW. MOM, GO GET MY PHONE, PLEASE. >> Go get my phone, please. Go get my phone. Get my phone. I don't care. We going to go here right now. We going to go here right now. I don't care. Go get my phone. >> All right. Well, we're going to go to the car AND THEN >> NO, LET GO GET MY PHONE. >> Come on. We'll bring the phone to the car. COME ON. >> NO, CUZ trying to rap me for nothing. >> We will bring the phone to the car. Come on. >> Oh my [ __ ] god, bro. Y [ __ ] green, bro. I swear to God. Y [ __ ] green. >> The final outcome from an initial accusation, everything turned around leading to an inescapable sentence. Can you guess the truth behind this story? Can you see if uh transport one? >> There's nothing in my pockets. I just told y'all that. I still the whole thing. Ain't nothing own nothing on me. >> You green as [ __ ] And it might be green as [ __ ] because you already know. I already told you everything. You green as [ __ ] >> I DON'T CARE. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. >> THE [ __ ] you going to [ __ ] BLOW ME? >> I DON'T CARE. The [ __ ] you green as [ __ ] because I need that [ __ ] YOU MY [ __ ] MOM. YOU ASS. >> I don't care. >> STOP, >> BRO. I [ __ ] HATE YOU. I [ __ ] hate you, BRO. I [ __ ] HATE YOU, BRO. I don't care, >> bro. I don't care. [screaming] [ __ ] on me. FOR CHRIST THAT [ __ ] [ __ ] >> STOP. STOP. >> I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] >> Keep [ __ ] YOU'RE GOING TO END UP >> I DON'T CARE. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. GET THE [ __ ] OFF MY FACE, YOU DUMB ASS CRACKER. >> OKAY. >> What's happening? >> The [ __ ] AIN'T [ __ ] BUT A [ __ ] PONYTAIL HOLDER. >> I'M VERY SENSITIVE. >> THE [ __ ] YOU CAN TAKE ALL that [ __ ] off, [ __ ] >> The [ __ ] >> man. [ __ ] them. THEY COMING, [ __ ] >> All right, bro. >> Stop fighting us. >> All right, sit down. Have a seat. in Florida. Vandalism of property valued over $2000 under $1,000 as a class one misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail and a fine. The girl was formally charged with three charges. Destruction of property, resisting an officer in the performance of official duties, assault on a police officer. The girl was sentenced to 36 months of probation, anger management classes, and full restitution for the damages. >> Please stop me. I need to GO HOME. >> I need your back. You're under arrest. We're going to call DCF and DPS going to have to come get your children. >> The mother, who was banned from accessing recklessly, returned to the school, causing unimaginable chaos. Back down. Back down. Put your hands down. This is not fair. Back down. >> You left him home alone. You got the You got the one-year-old girl laying in the middle of the road. They're just wandering up and down. It's It's a miracle they didn't get hit by a car. >> Your middle son had no pants on. >> A peaceful morning at elementary school is suddenly disrupted when a banned mother suddenly appears, defying both court orders and police. >> Yes, sir. County government. We needed the bus. Kelly, talk to me. What's going on today? >> Goodbye. >> Kelly, what's going on today? Huh? >> We are done with you. >> Byebye. >> He is getting in the car. You back down. Please hit the twice. >> Man, you're back. No, I am not. >> We're pretty close. >> No, honey. Even the directions say I can hold a book back. Back down now. He's staying in the car. >> Kelly, just hold on a second. >> I'm going home. >> Okay, talk to you. >> I was kicking my kid away from me for no reason. Back. Talk to me. >> You need to be my Don't touch my boy. >> Stop down. listener. >> Yeah. Yeah. You don't trust me. >> No, I am not. Back down. >> Get your hand off me, son. Get your hand off me. Back down. >> Get your hand off. >> You're abusing me. Back down. >> I'm not back down. >> Here's what's going on, Kelly. Okay. >> You're going to give me your arms and then we're going to talk about this. >> No. No. You are backing down for one more date. If you came to circuit court, it was back down. You're hurting him. >> You are hurting me. >> Let go of your son. >> No, I'm not letting go of him. >> No. Back down. >> You're about to get >> I am going home. Back down. Back down for my hand. Back down. Put your hands behind. This is NOT FAIR. BACK DOWN. >> Put your hands down. >> You're not okay with circuit court. Give me my son. >> Put your hands behind your back. Thank you. >> You have to let go of my son. My >> This arm, too. Okay. >> Back down. You not back down. >> Put this arm behind your back. Okay. >> I need to go home. >> Go home. I need to GO HOME. PLEASE NOT ME. I NEED TO GO HOME. >> You are being abusive to me. You're >> not. Yes, you are. Where is my dad? I can't get out of Please do not do that to me. Back down. You back down the Circuit Court. >> It is back down. I can't hear. >> You know, I'm here to be here. It is back down. There are special education laws and back down. Please, I cannot hear enough. >> Let us figure this out and then we'll talk to you about it. >> Home, please. >> Please. accusations and the child's cries mixed together, but the police were still forced to act forcefully to ensure everyone's safety. >> There really are special education laws, so you do have to mask out. >> Now, we're going to double lock these so they don't get tighter on you. >> You can just drive my car home, okay? >> Please just drive me home. >> We're running into other issues because you're not supposed to be here. >> Yes, I am. This is a day of school. I get days of school, too. Just drive home. There's witness protection. There's Wi-Fi calls. There's all kinds of laws. Please back down. I really cannot handle that law. Just drive me and my son home, please, is all I ask. >> Okay. Do you have anything sharp on you? >> No, I don't carry sharps. I don't know about that. Just drive me and my son home, please. >> Just stay right here. >> Where's my son? >> He's back there. >> I really do. I am I really am not hearing pair. Just witness protection. >> You have to back down. Is my son. You are too aggressive. >> Just hanging out. You're scaring people off of days in school and that seems pleasant. Miss Miss Miss them too can't write or figure out how to write permission for Miss Honor you are okay on school days. >> Let me see these. >> No, these are mine. >> Drop them, please. >> Where is my Will you drive me home? >> Your husband's on his way up right now to pick up the kids. >> No, I want to go home, too. Please. It's Scout's honor. I am okay on school day. Please let me go home. >> At some point, you're going to get to go home. I don't know. >> I want to go home today. I have done nothing wrong besides to drive drive off some forms for my kid. What are you doing? Are you crazy? >> No, you're not allowed to hear allow pulling your arrival. >> Yes, I am. Yes, I am. According to the judge, yes, I am. >> Okay, so >> you do need to give officer Bronson your keys. Okay. >> No. No. No. Uhuh. >> You don't want your car. I want to go home. This protection, please. >> We're giving you options here. >> I want to go home. Where is my kiddo? I want to go home. This is unfair. >> He's on the AC. >> This is scared. You have all your gear and I am just a helpless female. Can I go home on the day of school? >> You are not free to leave. No. >> No. I want to go home. What is wrong? What is me wrong? Attorney enforcement. >> You're not allowed to be here. >> Yes, I am. According to judge, I am. >> Here's what you're going to do. You're going to give off. >> I get a lawyer. I get a lawyer. I get to go home. Yes, I do. >> You [laughter] do. You reserve the right to do all those things. >> I want to go home. >> Okay. >> The shocking truth gradually emerged. This was not the first time the woman had illegally entered the school despite a year-long ban. >> You need to give him your keys. >> No. Is he going to drive my car home? No, we don't do that. >> No. Yes, you do. Yes, you do. Yes, you do. >> Do you want your car towed? >> No, sir. No, sir. >> Your husband's on his way up here. We're going to give him the keys. So, give him the keys. Otherwise, your car >> I want you to go home with him. >> You're not going home with him right now. >> OH, YES, I AM. WHAT have I done wrong? And try to drop off my kids. >> Trespass. >> No, this is not trespassing. I have a legal right to go to school, too. Yes, I do. Yes, I do have a legal right. >> Yes, I do. I don't know what's wrong with you, sweetie, but you need to be nice to some girls and >> not going to get a ring. Act like that. >> You're being mean. Ouch. I am being I am on a day of school just like them too and teacher Ed is back down. Okay, you have to give that back to me. You're my key. >> It's your property. We'll get back to you. You're coming this way. >> I want you to go. I have no trust in you. Where's my kiddo? >> No, I have no trust in you. I'm on. Uhuh. They probably did something to him last [laughter] year. This is way too tight. >> 1 2 3. Come on. >> I I want to go home. >> No, I did not try. >> Let me go. Where is my keys? I thought you have to take me home is what you have to do with this protection. You have to take me home. I have no way out and I can't figure this out. Where is my sweetie? >> No, I know the other school. School. >> I am having a day of school like everyone else. Where is my sweetie? >> He's in the AC. He's staying home. >> No, do not trust those schools. Look what they're doing on the day of school. >> We are not leaving until you're >> I want you to go home, sweetie. This is way too tight. >> You're going to fit. Where >> is my sweetie? >> Look at those cutout. Those cutouts for your feet in this. >> Those cutouts are for your feet. >> You'll get a worse chase when you are that cruel. >> I'm going to turn the AC up so you don't burn up. >> I want you to go home. Ouch. >> Watch. Tuck your feet in there. >> There we go. >> He's been pretty compliant with all this. Oh, he's been super with this. >> He's kind of in a tough spot right now. >> Yeah. He's got a safe room in the basement. >> He's got supplies for a couple days. He's got go bags for the kids. >> Yeah. She was in court last week. Um but the judge, Patricia, would you say kind back said um that we needed to go ahead and file. So we're in the process of having our attorney file um a stalking order. No contact. >> What outcome awaits the mother as she faces criminal charges in a stormy legal future. >> So we'll add this to it. But um she also >> the same scenario. She got nothing really close. >> Yeah. She's been she's been denied access for a year and it's not up yet. She knows that. And um so she's that's why she was in court cuz she showed up at Schaer what a month ago? >> Summer school. >> Yeah, summer school >> and did the same thing and they took her in and make a >> certain bet. >> You guys have any questions before I run her? >> No. >> Only if you just update us if she gets if she if Chestnut sends her just like I'm not CIT and he's not CIT. So our senior officer is going to have to do all paperwork. All right, I'm going to scoot. >> You bet. in a little bit. >> Just hang on, Kelly. >> Okay, we're going to work all this out. Okay, >> we're going to work all this out. >> You getting enough air? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He was pulling up while we were leaving. >> Kelly, let him know I let you go home. >> Kelly, you just got to hang on. >> You're going to meet my children. I want to meet your children. You're going to see your children in a little bit. I just have to do my job. >> I'm taking you home when when it when time allows. Yeah. >> We're going to the police department. >> No, I don't want to go over here. I want to go home. >> You don't have you don't have the option. That's where you're going. >> Why do you think you're scaring me now? I want to go home. I'm with police or you're scaring a lawyer citizen. >> I want to go home. I'm a lawyer citizen. >> Kelly was formally charged with trespassing and violating a protective order. This could result in a fine or jail time, and a record of violations could seriously affect Kelly's [music] future custody of her children. Next, three children were found wandering the streets, one lying motionless in the middle of the road. A scene that caused neighbors to panic and call 911. >> Hi. Do you have three kids? >> Are you going alone? Is there anybody home with them? No. >> Okay. Cuz they're all the way down the road. >> Nobody's home with the kids? >> Nope. I was trying to arrest the public to get some food together. >> Read. >> Yeah. All right. I'm going to read you something real quick. >> Before you ask any questions, you must understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can't be used against you in court. >> You also have the right to stop answering anytime today. Talk to a lawyer. Do you understand your rights? >> Okay. >> How old are the children? >> Is a virtual. >> Okay. Okay. And then the other one. >> So, how old is the oldest one? >> Four. >> Four. >> Four. >> Why would you leave them home? >> Home alone. >> I don't do that. I always take them with me. But >> well, you don't you don't always do that cuz you left them home alone today. >> And to let you know, one of them was just laying in the middle of the road. The other one was just wandering about aimlessly. And there's another one about three blocks down. >> Oh, >> can we get her info so I can Yeah. called Delta Charlie Fox. >> The mother's reason was unacceptable to the police, especially knowing the dangerous situation of the children out there. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> All right, let me see it. >> I'll request an immediate response. >> Yeah. So, are you okay? >> Oh, they're fine. No thanks to you. Hey, >> just to give you a heads up, we're in the early stages of it. Um, we got a call about three found children in the middle of the road. All three less than the age of four. Um, one of them was laying in the middle of the road. They were walking up and down. One of the neighbors said, "Hey, they live at this house." Um, so we go to knock on the door, no answer. While we're knocking, a car pulls into the driveway. Uh, it's the mother of the children. Um, she left a 4, three, and a one-year-old home alone. So, I'm going to call DCF for an immediate response. Um, and then she's going to go 10:15 and we'll figure out the children. She looks like she ran to go run an errand. She said that she never leaves them home alone. I said, "Well, you can't say never cuz you did today." So, once I get more, um, I'll give you more, but I just wanted to give you a heads up. >> Your oldest child. >> Where did you go just now? >> I picked grocery from Publix and then I went to Aldi to get him some fruits. >> What time did you leave this morning? >> 11:39. So >> 11:30ish. >> Who else lives here? Who all lives here? >> My husband, but he's traveled. >> He's what? >> He's traveled. So currently I'm the only one with a >> He's traveling. >> The police investigated further and found that no one in the family could help look after the children. Everything depended on her. >> He's traveled. Not around. He's traveled. >> Oh, he's not around. >> Yes. >> Okay. So it's just you. >> Do you have any family in the area? this area. >> Huh? >> No. >> So, you have nobody? >> No. >> No. Aunts, uncles, cousins, brothers, sisters? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Why did you leave them home alone? >> Sorry to tell you. Honestly, today I don't know. >> I mean, you don't even have car seats in the car. >> No, I I I this is the car I use, but this is my private car. So, this is I use the white one to go for the ground. But this is what we use. I can get you the car key. >> Okay. So, you have nobody that could come get the kids? >> No. >> Nobody. >> So, about an hour you left them home alone? >> With no care, no supervision, no nothing. >> All right, I'm going to call DCF. She can. >> Yeah. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. We're going to call DCF and DCF's going to have to come get your children. >> Yeah. DCF's going to take care of that because you didn't. Okay. DCF's going to make sure that they're taken care of because you chose not to this morning. >> Finally, the police made a surprising and harsh decision, opening up a legal battle ahead. You know that I didn't choose to sit. You could ask the neighbor. >> Well, you you left him home alone. You got the You got the one-year-old girl laying in the middle of the road. They're just wandering up and down. It's It's a miracle they didn't get hit by a car. >> Your middle son had no pants on. >> We have an adult female under arrest. I'm going to go call DCF. I got all the kids info. I'm going to request an immediate response. She has no family in the area. Her husband's traveling. So, >> you ask around for a female for a female search, please. drive. >> I'll do that cuz you got the kiddos. She can sit for a minute. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> I saw you put some shoes. It doesn't fit. Can I tell you where her shoes are? >> No. >> No. >> You had your chance to be a mother and you >> in Oregon. Aggravated child neglect. Maximum prison term 10 years, maximum fine $250,000 USD or both. The mother faces felony charges of child neglect with possible jail time and court appearances. The three children will be placed in DCF's temporary care while the agency evaluates the mother's ability to provide for them in the future. Coming grocery shopping only takes an hour, but the price could be 10 years behind bars. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation?