Coming up, >> sir. You're being arrested for theft of the watch. >> I go ahead and have you stand up for me. This time you are being placed under arrest for possession. Okay. >> When emotions take off before the plane does, everyone nearby pays the price. These airport Karen meltdowns make everyone on board pay the price. Airport bully gets instant karma. Officers are dispatched to an airport after receiving reports of an intoxicated man attacking another passenger near the terminal entrance. When they arrive, airport staff immediately point out the suspect who is still acting aggressively. >> He's chasing us. So he's already >> What you got? 3 hours for 30. >> What's going on? >> You got a 22 upper level door >> 324 being aggressive. >> Yeah. Guy just hit me. >> Who's guy? This >> level door 3242. Sir, >> I need to come back. You pressing charges or what? >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat now. >> Yeah. >> Hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. I'll press charges. >> Although the man says he isn't seriously hurt, officers make sure he doesn't need medical attention before taking a statement. >> You could have just got on your flight, right? >> Huh? >> I'm right here. Officer, they got one detained for battery. Hey all You got your ID on you? >> Huh? >> You got your ID on you? You okay? You need rescue. >> Tell me what happened. >> I rate with everybody and then uh you start to I just woke up sleeping and I said, "Dude, don't talk to me." He's out here say, "Yo, you want to fight?" He pushed me. >> Put his hands on me and then that was it. >> All right. You got you hurt anywhere? >> I'm not hurt. >> All right. I just get a statement from him for the >> and I'll take you unless you want to do it the other way. I just need a victim statement, right? Everything on here is >> current. >> Yes. You want to try rest? >> Oh, good. >> Man, it hurt me just >> He declines medical assistance and explains that he only became overheated after the altercation, adding that he had been feeling fine while walking through the airport beforehand. >> Sure. You don't want to look at you. Take your blood pressure. You should be sweating. >> You got me hot. >> I was fine. I was walking around. And where did this uh start? Right here. Right in front. >> Yeah, right here. >> Yeah. People tell me that there was a fight. >> I left him alone. I'm walking back in the airport. He's jumped on my back. >> Next thing you know, I'm on the floor. He's on my back right here. >> Inside. >> Right here. Yeah. I had to fight him off. I left him out here. Next thing you know, I just feel this weight on my back and I'm like, "Yo, is this dude on me?" >> Did you see this occur like from the beginning or No, >> not from the beginning, but he was he was insulting one of the attendants there. >> Who was he? >> Um, the black guy or the white guy? >> The white guy. >> Okay. >> And then he called me flipped me. >> So, yeah, he was already aggressive. But did you see when what he did to that gentleman or No, >> I saw parts of like when he was in the ground >> and I'm pretty sure he started but I didn't see how >> you didn't see it but you saw him >> on top of the other guy. >> So >> I just there's blood on your shirt so I didn't know if that's your blood. >> Where are you bleeding? >> I don't know. I I I can't move my hand. So, I don't know. >> Do you see it? >> No. >> You don't see me in your >> Yeah. My my my back too. >> After speaking with everyone involved, officers explained that because both men became physically involved, either of them has the option of pursuing charges against the other. >> All the way. Yeah. My back tooth is >> back tooth. >> Back to >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, basically like the sergeant explained to you. >> Thank you, officer. >> All right. Take care. >> Ex explained to you is because of the disengagement and then you went back after him. If he wants to press charges, >> then we both got to go. >> Then you got to go, right? So, I explained to him already that if he doesn't want to press charges on you and you don't want to press charges to him, then basically we write it up and and let him go. I don't want charges. >> All right. >> Let him >> I just need you to just sign a affidavit just saying you don't want to press charges. I have the other guy do the same thing. No problem. >> And it's just paperwork for us now. >> No problem. >> All right. That sounds good. >> That's what you want, right? >> My feelings have just hurt. That's all. No problem. >> Yeah. I mean, you would have been good is if you never went back. >> Yeah. All right. Unfortunately, at that point, >> I I was still you go from once he pushed me, I was still going when I start. >> I'm talking about the battery. But either way, I had already the way he was inside the terminal. I got to give him so yelling at him so he can go for the >> And I think when he walked away, were y'all saying he was re-engaging? He was going to get the first stuff I threw out in the street, the first bag. And then I looked and I just happened to my mind kept going. >> Coming up. >> I'll check him by the car. >> Yes, it is. The suspect is still held responsible for the disturbance he [music] caused throughout the incident. Based on his behavior at the airport and his level of intoxication, he's charged with public affray and disorderly intoxication. This passenger thought he found a free $9,000 Cardier watch. Officers respond to a theft report at the Dallas [music] Fort Worth airport after a traveler realizes she has left her expensive watch behind at a TSA security checkpoint. Let's take a look at what happens next. >> Hello, Lim. Is this >> How are you doing? I'm off your side. >> So, what's going on? >> I just had my watch >> and I just passed through and then I took it off. >> Okay. >> And now >> and I realized after half an hour that I can take but >> Okay. So, you've been gone for about half an hour before you realized you didn't grab it. Okay. >> So, half an hour. It's >> been half an hour since you come through here. >> Yes. Maybe tomorrow, >> but I realized after half an hour >> and it was just laying. >> One of the officers ended up putting it up there where I lost the pound is putting up here. phone and check right here >> for the camera to review this. >> Okay. Hey, um yeah, one of the TSA people said they they found it and set it up here on the counter. >> Uh yeah. And uh and apparently somebody took it. >> So I don't know if you can see where I'm at. >> First of all, I didn't know this hotel. >> Yes. So >> you said >> I know who Hey, who set it up here? >> I did. >> You did? Don't ever do that again. >> Okay. Either like a watch or something is value got value to it. Set it back here. Okay. >> Um >> Okay. How How time did you set it up here? >> You know, >> like an hour ago. >> Like an hour ago. >> Huh? >> Yeah. But but you what you got to understand there's a lot of people coming through here and if they set something valuable up here >> they didn't want them. >> No no no it's it's no big I not belt. It was on the belt on the taken from over here over here. >> Understand? Yeah understand. But I mean if you think something of value just set it back here and the passenger will come back for you know. So okay. As the investigation begins, officers collect [music] the traveler's personal information and ask about the value of the missing watch to include it in their report. >> Um, >> so they're looking to see an hour ago. >> Okay. [clears throat] >> You get all the information? >> Yes. I'm got drivers. >> Okay. Address, uh, email. I'll get >> address and then buy the watch and what the watch has. >> Yeah, if you've got a picture of the watch, it's awesome. >> Yeah, I'm going to have you put your your home address in there as well. >> This is the This is the watch. Okay. >> And then it is going to be a reporter test. So get the name the name of the watcher. >> All right. So go ahead and put your home address on there. >> All right. So that's the report number. Oh yeah, that's the airport number. >> Do you have approximate value? >> Uh, I'm not really sure, but like 6K maybe. >> Huh? >> 6K. It should be 6K. >> 6,000. >> Yeah, it should. I mean, >> okay. We just we just need to do it for report. >> So try to get, you know, get an idea what what the value of it is because that determines the level of audience. So, I mean, you know, you can tell me what you think it might be and then then we go from there. Okay. >> He doesn't come. Okay. Okay. >> Yeah, it's on here. Someone came by. >> So, I I can I >> can I go now? >> Yeah. Yeah, you're good to go. Just take the airport number. I'll do it all in. Okay. If I have any questions, I'll give you a call or an email. Thank you. >> No problem. Thank you. >> A short time later, officers receive information that points them toward a possible suspect. They coordinate with airport staff and work to determine where the passenger was last seen. >> Hey, just real quick, I think Alex just got not sure. >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. All right. We're going to take a look. >> Said he come should he come to gate 16? He said he was last seen walk. If you want to call, I'll walk you the next he Okay, it's 6:36. Okay. Well, we're on the airplane. We're on the uh airplane right now. We're going down to it. So that's what I was calling about. Make see if he boarded. So we're going on everything now. Okay. Thank you. >> Hey sir. >> Hey. >> I'm officer sex airport. You mind stepping off the plane? You got your bags? >> Go ahead and grab your Yeah, your bags as well. >> Yeah. Yeah. We'll have him step off the airplane and I'll have a discussion with him and then we'll go from there with him. >> The passenger is then asked to step off the aircraft with his luggage so officers can speak with him. Here's how he responds when asked about the missing watch. >> How you doing, sir? I'm Officer Sykes. Um, this is Officer Sykes. Can you tell me what you picked up off the counter at the checkpoint? Yes. >> Okay. Is this yours? >> No. >> Then why did you pick it up? >> I tried to find the lady. >> It was it yours? >> I don't know. >> You don't know. But you just picked it up and left. >> You picked it up off the counter. >> But it wasn't yours, correct? >> No, it wasn't mine. >> It wasn't mine. Why did you pick it up? >> Because I say I'm going to give it to the the lady that was there. I didn't find it. >> What lady? So why didn't you take it back to the checkpoint? Because I thought I couldn't give it to the lady. >> But that's why I >> But you didn't know where the lady was, right? >> I saw her. >> I saw I saw the lady >> and actually you committed theft. >> Committed. >> You committed theft. >> What's that? >> What's that? >> That's taking someone's property that doesn't belong to you. >> Yeah, but >> it doesn't matter. Yeah, they're right. >> It's up to you. Whatever you want to do. >> You're right. You're right. They're the reason. >> So, what's the reason? Why'd you get it on the on the planet? Why not take it back to the checkpoint? >> I didn't think about it that I just say I'm going to give it to the girl. I walk around and I say I give it in Boston. When I arrive there, I >> She's not on your airplane. You know what airplane she's going on? Hey, you know where she's going out at me? >> I have a picture of B. >> Okay. Sorry, sir. >> It's up to you. Whatever you want. >> I don't want to I I I don't watch. >> Yeah. I don't need to to to get off that. I got I don't want to say that. I live well. I don't have >> necessity. But you can I'll let you go on. Give me a You got a license on you? >> Yes, sir. The suspect apologizes and insists he simply made a mistake, but officers explained that surveillance footage appears to show him walking past the counter, picking up the watch, and leaving without trying to find the owner or notify TSA. >> Yes, sir. >> I don't really need to >> I I get that, but the fact is that >> I'm so sorry. >> You took it off the counter. >> Yeah. I'm so sorry. You kept it. >> Yeah. >> So, you're sorry now because we caught up with you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You called me up. >> You called me by the by the >> So sorry. >> That's not an excuse. >> Yeah, I know. That's not excuse, but I try. >> No, you should never picked it up. That's the problem. >> I'm so sorry. >> I say I'm going to get the girl over there. Okay, let me have the watch. We're going to walk up here. Okay, I'm going go get this thing to her. >> We're going to walk up here to the gate. >> And she's going out at 14. At 14. We'll be right back. >> You good? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Hey, how you going? Good morning. >> Never remember this past. >> That's what I did. Oh, it's going now. I tried that. Thank you. Get this girl's watch back here. Uh, she's on here, so try to find her. >> Hello. Hey. How y'all doing? >> How you doing? >> Good. Young lady for uh got a watch back for >> Oh. little trick right through this if I find her. >> There you go. >> How did you find it? >> We found the guy that took it. >> Who? >> So, the guy that took it. >> Oh, okay. >> He said he's trying he's trying to find find you, but that was a lie. >> The guy, right? >> Yeah, the guy with you. >> He continues apologizing and says he never intended to steal the watch. Instead, he claims he planned to find the owner later. >> So, we're we're arresting him right now. And >> I over there. >> Okay. So, >> guy with long hair, right? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Older gentleman. So, >> think so. Okay. All right. You have a good day. >> Okay. >> Did you say you found it? >> Well, we had a guy stole it. >> So, we found the guy, got it back from me, and took it up here >> this morning. Before daylight, somebody stole her watch. >> Oh, yeah. >> Like right off the >> Well, what happened was she left in the ticket on the at the >> belt. Belt >> at the checkin. >> Yeah. >> So, they found it. >> Yeah. >> They set it on the counter. Then this guy walked by and picked it up. >> So, anyway, >> I think that's great. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, MCR camera people found him. So, >> great job. So, >> so sorry, sir. >> I Yeah, but you're you're only apologizing now cuz we saw you. We got you on the phone. >> Yeah, but I I I I say if I don't find it there around here, I'm going to give it in in Boston and say, "I found this." And >> why why would you do that then? Why would you pick it up in Dallas then drop it off at a completely different airport with people that they didn't come through >> to say you found that? >> Yeah. I mean, that doesn't make any sense there. >> That was my le Sorry. >> It was already sitting on the counter at the TSA desk. >> But if you see the the the video, you can see that it was looking to get well around that. >> I didn't find you. You >> okay? See, that's great if you then return it to the location that you got. But instead, you put it in your pocket and you got on your phone. >> That was my mistake. So, here's I'm going to I'm going to just be upfront with you right now where what we're looking at, okay? Because it the theft that's not a cheap watch. You understand that watch that you took is multiple thousands of dollars. >> The officer continues explaining why the situation is much more serious than the suspect seems to realize. >> It's thousands of dollars. No. >> Yes. That watch that you picked up is thousands. Okay. But that's what you get when you just pick up property that's not yours. You don't know. And then it ends up being something that's sus. The lady who owns it is boarding a flight right now. If we're not able to get that watch for her, >> I can send it. >> This is going to be off the >> I sent it. Yes. >> You You're not going to be doing anything with it. And you had no idea who she was. >> No. No. >> I found it. I say I found this going to find the girl. >> But even even when you found it, you didn't find it. It was sitting on the TSA desk. Yeah, >> it was sitting up on the desk. You walk by. We have video of you just walking by looking at it and then grabbing it. >> How did you know it wasn't one of the people that were right there in the the area? >> You didn't you didn't look anywhere inside of the checkpoint to see if it was somebody. >> It just doesn't it doesn't make any sense. It doesn't add up. There's no logic to it. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> No, you're fine. >> Okay. All right. >> Launch and everything. Yeah, she's got it. So, she's happy. So, good. >> Way to turn around for me. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. Turn around. >> Put this on. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Sir, you're being arrested for theft of the watch. >> Oh, this wrist too much. Make sure. Here you go. Good. Good. >> The man is arrested and charged with theft of property. What TSA finds in her bag changes her travel plans. Officers respond to an airport after security reports finding suspected illegal substances inside a traveler's luggage during the screening process. Here's what happens next. Good morning. Good morning. >> Yeah. >> What's in there? >> I know it's not grinding, but it's fine. I >> you here in Texas or where you live? >> No, my family lives here. I want my nephews for for summer vacation. Do you know that any amount of that is going up? >> Yeah. >> Do you have your ID on yours or anything? >> They have. Yeah. >> I just have my passport. >> Okay. What's your ID? >> Uh, Georgia. Georgia. >> Yeah. >> I have a picture of my phone. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent and not make any statement at all. Any statement you make may be used against you at your trial. Any statement you make may be used as evidence against you. You have the right to a lawyer present to advise you prior to enduring any question. If you are unable to employ a lawyer, you have the right to have a law lawyer appointed to advise you prior to and during any question. You have the right to terminate the interview at any time. Do you understand your rights? >> Is it yours or you carrying this book? >> No, it's mine. >> Okay. So, are you doing it by yourself as well? >> Go back to your uh >> Are you safe? Can I get you? >> Okay. I'm just checking. Stay tuned. >> So, you you're not paying for anybody else? >> Is anybody around you being threatened for you to do anything? >> The cops tell her they're still waiting to find out how much of the suspected narcotics was recovered because that will affect the charges. They also ask if she has any criminal history and whether anyone convinced or pressured her to carry the substance. >> What's it for? >> Any medical or >> Well, for my my I don't have a car yet because I have to transfer it over to Florida. >> So, I don't have my car. So, I do buy it. >> What's up? >> All right. Where were you in your Where were you before? >> Okay. Just you two traveling together. >> No. >> Okay. >> Do you know what your question is? >> I don't. >> We'll get back in. >> They don't know how much it is. >> So, I don't know what decision they're going to make on that end. Um typically if it's a small amount get a citation u typically not >> um large amount can be different story um you've been working for do you have any assaulted history >> then that's discussion I'm talking to you collecting the info >> um I haven't seen it tested. Is it just your room? >> It's actually because I just cut on here. >> Do you trust that it's just Yeah. Okay. Not anything. >> Anything else? just >> see you trust the person you got to find to be. >> A few moments later, an officer returns with a test results and lets the interviewing officer know that the suspected substance tested positive. >> I came out positive. >> Okay. >> What? What did you tell her? >> That was that is my old person that I brought from here to take back home. I live in I used to live in Georgia. I moved to Florida >> and I can't get my card yet because I don't I haven't switched over. >> Okay. >> And I I that's just stupid. >> Is it legal in Florida? >> Uh yes. >> The recreation with your car, not registration. I mean medical. >> Do you know that it's not legal in Texas? >> No. >> So it is not legal in Texas. What's in your grinder? >> Same thing. Okay. Is it I saw you had two bags in there. One's empty. Is it the empty bag? >> Well, the thing is that's my sister's thing. Like the the the case itself, but I put my weed grinder in to travel with. So, whatever else is in there, I have no idea. But the grinder, it's only me. But I did read Miranda. Okay. And yeah, she said it was her own personal use. And when I first asked her like, you know, it's not no legal during Texas. She said yes. >> So, uh, she hadn't given me any issue personal use. She bought it here in Texas illegally. >> So, she bought it illegally. >> Yeah. >> She said where she bought it. >> I had She said through a friend. >> I was trying to ease that way. >> Okay. She said it's not waste or at least she trusts it's not waste. She has smoked some already. >> Not I haven't asked whether it was >> there's a there's a rolled up dollar bill. >> With the investigation complete, officers decide they have enough evidence to move forward with an arrest. >> Okay. We all testing that. >> We didn't just tested the one, but she so she initially said yes. She knew it was illegal. No, she said she doesn't. >> Okay. She's >> How much is it? >> Up quite a bit. >> Yeah. So, the whole grinder is the grinder's full and then there's a whole other bag full. >> Okay. >> So, I wanted to tell you what we found out. >> So, >> I'm going to go ahead and have you stand up for me. >> At this time, you are being placed under arrest for possession. Okay. >> Let's take this bag off. >> Take that off. You can keep your jacket on for a minute if you want. >> You going to take her watch off? We're going to take your watch off. Okay. Just relax. I'm just checking on for me. Yeah. >> Can I just call my boyfriend? >> Not doing it. They explain what will happen next, including that she'll be booked into jail and can make phone calls after she's been processed. >> Yeah, I got the will be able to explain it better. Okay. Once I get there, >> I get >> there's a phone in there. So once you get in and they get you booked in, you can make calls. Okay. >> Like I have to be like processed like I have to go to jail. So they'll process you and you'll be able to make phone calls once to get in. Okay. Like I'll be like actual like jail cell. >> It's it's usually one. I'm trying some more. >> We're going to go ahead. We're going in front of the car. You stop right there. Go ahead and spread your feet for me. Hey, before I begin anything, stick me, poke me, hurt me. No. Okay. >> Before placing her in the patrol car, officers conduct a search to make sure she isn't carrying any weapons or other dangerous items. jumping on the side. >> Then I'm just going to run through your hair. >> Okay, we're going to go on this side. Put your left foot up and just kind of slide. Can you slide a bar? [laughter and crying] >> Go ahead and sit up front. She's ultimately booked and charged with possession of illegal substances. Judge discovers TSA doesn't make exceptions. Airport police respond after TSA officers discover a loaded handgun inside a traveler's [music] purse during security screening. As they begin identifying the owner, they discover she's a sitting judge. Red one, two, radio. >> Red two, lane four. Possible uh one lock in the machine. >> What we got? >> Hello. >> Right there. Whose purse is this? >> Yeah, the lady right there. >> And that's sitting down. >> Yeah. Uh fire officer. >> There it is. >> I think it's real. >> I got to pull it out first. I don't know yet. >> Okay, bye. I can't. >> Okay. There was one chambered in the in the >> You want to rerun this to make sure there's no other weapons? >> Yes, ma'am. Confirmed. It is a firearm was loaded. One round in the chamber. >> Confirmed firearm. >> Did you Did you double checker this? >> I can rerun. >> Yeah. >> And we'll need her We'll need her ID and stuff. Where's her ID? >> Uhoh. Wait, wait, wait. She might be a police officer. >> She is. There's bad. >> Third judicial circuit court. She's a judge. Okay. So, this is not a checkpoint violation. >> Yeah. If we could have a supervisor make our location. We have a judge. So, what it says third, I'm going to take her her wallet ID with her. >> I'm going to seal this up. >> ID. >> Yeah, this is this is not going to be a checkpoint violation. >> An airport police officer approaches the judge and begins gathering the information needed for the investigation. It's she's just like a law enforcement officer. >> Yeah. But >> so for us still got to go through our process, but we hope that you guys >> Hi, Judge. How you doing? Can you get me your driver's license out? >> Yes, sir. I'm sorry. >> No, no, no, no, no. I have your uh tax. Is it on your phone or Yes. Oh, I I threw it back in there when I was taking 24 hours of my life. >> All right. Is is is the firearm registered to you, ma'am? >> All right. >> Judge Miller, third. >> What's that? You need you need pictures. Yeah, I gota get my >> Let's Let's do that in here. Okay. >> I didn't run her yet or anything, but she's a judge. So, >> as soon as I saw the badge, I'm like, "Oh, man." So, we have us TSA. She's going to go through swiping screening process what she's done here. >> Good luck reading that serial. >> You want to take your picture? >> Yeah. Looking for >> Yeah. Have to improvise. I got my pen right there. It'll >> Hello. >> I can't read the Syrian office. We still run it, right? Runner, everything. >> Dang, Mike. I don't believe that anything up here. >> The judge cooperates with officers as they verify your identification, inspect the firearm, and determine whether it's properly registered. >> Don't you hear? >> Could be her brother. I think he's still register. >> You didn't do the paperwork to change it over. >> Yeah, that's a possibility. >> Okay. I'm not getting anything back on. >> We just want to make sure we get this as accurate as possible. >> Yes, sir. >> Because the rules are for you are different. >> Oh, >> in this instance. So, >> so sorry, guys. really. >> Oh my gosh. >> Unfortunately, I don't think it's going to make any difference to TSA. But >> they we handle the criminal part. They handle the civil part. >> Yes, sir. >> I call everybody. >> No, it's a Smith and Wesson MMP 380. I can honestly say I haven't ran into this mic. >> I guess we'll all get trained here today together. >> Oh, you got the coolest name. [laughter] >> Is that your legal name? >> It is my legal name. >> C Breezy. Oh my god. >> You know who Cab Breezy is in the rap game, right? >> Singing game actually. Chris Brown. That's crazy. I love your name. Now they are going to treat you. He already told me they have to treat you like a select now. >> Okay. >> That's just for this instance, correct? >> Oh, I was my TSA pre-check status of course for this. So >> and I just got you talking in the clear as well. While officers finish the paperwork, one officer talks with a colleague and says that based on his understanding, judges and law enforcement officers are generally not arrested the same way as other travelers in situations like this. >> Which one do you want? shield number 19. >> Uh, not sure. Command still. The way I remember it is is law enforcement judges are will not be an arrest. E R E Z E and I'll need the X-ray. X-ray guy's full name. >> I assume you all keep that at this point, right? What the weapon? Well, we're Well, if if you want to >> My blood pressure went so high. I literally thought I was trying to think. >> You want to call? >> No, I'm okay. I guess I just I asked her, "Can I sit down?" I'm like, "I'm I'm calming down now." But >> all right. >> I just I I knew as soon as I was just like, "Oh, >> well, I mean, >> and normally it's waste, so I'm always conscious of it." You know what I'm saying? But it I had a dress on yesterday and I was running taking my mom from the hospital with hospice and and I I put it in my purse and I I just don't you know >> be because of that things are different for judges and police officers >> because we carry all the time. >> All the time. >> You just don't think about it. It becomes a part of you. >> Yeah. I I was telling her I said and what what immediately hit me was when my I have a girlfriend who went through this she just habitually a judge she came out here Sylvia and she had it on her and it was all over the news and everywhere and she was like no we're much better now >> but you're supposed to have it on you but coming through >> got to have it off I mean I would have left it with him I just didn't crazy >> did you guys already do all of our stuff over again Uh, no. Cuz I'm waiting on you. >> Uh, you you guys can go ahead. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> While waiting for a final decision from command staff, officers continue discussing how the case should be handled. >> Cuz we're we're waiting on confirmation. >> Okay. >> She's got to go through all this again. >> Got to go through the whole >> Well, I mean, I understand that, but why do they have to go back out? Oh, maybe her property and her presence or something. >> I I don't when police officer judge this this first time I ran into judge, >> right? There you go, babe. The wheelchair is right behind you. You guys don't treat law enforcement or judges differently cuz if we don't consider a checkpoint violation, >> doesn't matter. She still brought a firearm on the property. >> I didn't I didn't know if that changed when I know your guys stuff changed. So, what is um what would you say position? >> I'm still waiting on command. We're just usually if it's law enforcement, the judges, it's not a checkpoint violation cuz they have to have their weapon on them at all times. >> So, we It's not It's not an arrest. It's not a sight release, but that's what our command's trying to ascertain and figure out. This is the first time that we've had this in a while. So, >> so you're you guys wouldn't >> unless my supervisor they're they're checking. I'm sure they're calling. >> So, what kind of type of um identification did you see? Do you have her identification? Yeah, she's she has a steel badge. Plus, she has her she's doing. >> Despite her position, officers continue documenting the incident and finding out whether any special legal exemptions apply. >> Did you get pictures of those? >> Yeah. >> Oh, the IDs. >> Yeah. Is that address valid? >> Yes, I have. >> And you got her phone number already pass. >> Then I didn't know Yeah, third circle. I just want to let >> me start getting troll with this [ __ ] sneak. You got people coming up to you. Big facts. Why does she need a judge? >> She doesn't. >> Yeah. Why does she need her? >> Because they they want to look at all that. They got they got pictures of all. >> Follow standard procedure for Captain Randolph. Take her downstairs. Write your ticket. >> Oh, really? Writing one for the unregistered as well. >> Arrest and release. >> Yep. >> And unregister the unregistered. >> Yep. They want to go all the way on it. So >> really the unregistered >> they want to go all the way on it. So >> really? >> Yep. >> Okay. Um, while I was waiting for that, I just had him go ahead and start that. >> I want to make sure I talk to her and explain that to her. >> Right. I'll let these guys sit with her. Throw it down. >> Per random. >> Right. Okay. >> Well, he ran it up a train. I don't know how. >> Oh, okay. >> Nope. That's fine. >> No, don't leave. I'm going to arrest arresters. >> Oh, I know. uh per per Al they I guess uh Captain Randolph ran it up the chain so we're treating it as uh arrest sight release and sight for dangerous weapon and unregistered firearm. >> After reviewing the circumstances, officers are commanded to handle the incident the [music] same way they would any other checkpoint violation. They're directed to arrest the judge, issue her a citation, [music] and release her while the firearm registration issue continues to be reviewed. >> Right now, they ran it up command. They want us to treat it as status quo like like everything else. So, what we're going to do is we're going to it's an arrest, sight, and release, and you're going to be cited for this weapon >> and the unregistered firearm. >> Now, that was another supervisor. He said, "I think judges could have unregistered, but I'm not sure." Said something about he thought judges could have unregistered, but I'm not. >> He said he's not 100% sure. >> You can't really see that serial number. So, you know, >> said she got it from her her brother. You want me to write her? >> Just the checkpoint violation, >> not the unregistered. >> Just check. >> Okay. >> I'm going to take your information. Hey, uh I talked to Al and he said, "Yeah." He's like, "Well, since it was hard to read the serial number, just just give her a ticket for the uh checkpoint violation and not the uh unregistered cuz it is hard. It is hard to read." And she said she said the weapon belonged to her brother. She has not gotten it registered in her name, but it should be registered. He's a court officer for the third for third circuit as well. I just want to make sure that the judge was ran under my name. Yeah. Yeah. That's per per command. She's going to be arrested, released with a citation. Command's all over us. We They want this done. They want it done now. But we have to do what we got to do. Uh because she's a judge, dude. Cuz they're still screening her because it was taking so long to decide what we're doing. Here, we can come over here. So this is an arrest, right? >> So citation, right? I did put your >> The judge accepts responsibility, apologizes several times, and worries about how it could affect the career she spent decades building as both an attorney and a judge. >> You're not here, so >> I don't know. Maybe, right? >> Why do you think they changed their mind? I don't I don't know why. I don't know. They said they ran it up the chain. So, I I don't know if that meant they contacted the chief judge. I don't know. I have I have no idea. Captain ran it up from there. And we don't know who he talked to or >> but I know the commander wants this report done like yesterday for some reason. So, >> um with the 34th District Court. All right. So, >> and 14 days. >> Yeah. Do you >> And then the weapon will stay with you guys. >> The weapon will stay and once everything's cleared and everything. >> My brother said that he doesn't Yeah. He just I talked to him just now and he said that it both of us are puzzled because I took off. >> It's hard to read. So, >> yeah. And that's what I was telling him that you guys were having a hard time reading it. But then he said that when he bought it, he told me where he bought it from in case you guys needed it. And he also told me >> and prove that ownership can do it that way. Then they'll get you the firearm back. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. I don't care about that at this point or care about my career. >> Oh, I hear you. I I hear you. >> Problem. I can't have any. >> No, the reason I we couldn't read it, we didn't do the unregistered, but you said it was fought in Ohio. >> I've heard the supervisor say that. I was so grateful. >> Okay. >> All right, ma'am. I'm I'm I'm deeply sorry. Okay. >> Well, no, no, it's not your fault. It's my fault. >> All right. >> My life right now. >> Okay. >> I'm so sorry to bother you guys. >> Yeah. Don't. Yeah. We people I mean this is literally what I mean I'm sure it's going to be they're going to look at it differently than you. >> The officer tells her he understands that serving as a judge makes her situation different, but also acknowledges that her public position means the incident is likely to receive greater scrutiny. But the regular person right off the street comes like usually what they do after 6 months if if they're clear whatever it goes off the record but as you know everything >> everything is not always there >> it's always there right so but it won't be >> yeah I've been a judge for 18 and 1/2 years a lawyer for almost 30 I have never had anything like this happen in my life I'm a lawyer >> well maybe there is some some there's probably some legal stuff and maybe this is just kind of go away. I don't I don't know. >> I pray they'll do a legal advisement or something. But I I really appreciate you all. You've both been very very kind, gentlemen. I appreciate it so much. >> All right. You You are officially released. I'm I'm ending the recording. >> The judge later pleads no [music] contest to the checkpoint violation and receives 90 days of probation. The decision on a possible firearm registration [music] charge is later transferred to another prosecutor's office. In the end, the only thing they managed to board was a patrol car. Which meltdown made your eyes roll? Let us know in the comments.