When the police show up to arrest your kid, most parents ask, "What happened?" These ones tried to take over the whole scene. Here are five cases when entitled parents interfere with their spoiled kids arrest. Number five, one bad seafood decision equals a lifetime ban. A woman named Adia tries to leave Woodman's with $133 worth of unscanned crab legs hidden under paid items. She also grabs an ice scraper without paying. When confronted, she returns the crab legs, but keeps the scraper. Police trace the license plate to an address and speak with Adia's mother. Hey. Hello. Is Adia here? Adia? Yeah. Yes. I mean, well, she just left. Oh, she did? She Yeah, but what's wrong? I'm her mom. Oh, I just needed I need to talk with her about uh an issue with Woodman's food market from back on the 11th. On the 11th? Yeah. So, do you know when she's going to be home? I do not. But let me call her and see where Can I ask what happened at Woodman's? She took some stuff without paying for it. Hello. Hello. Yes. I'm I'm standing outside talking with a police officer and they said something happened at with you at Woodman's Woodman. Yes. Said you took something from Woodman's. No. No. Well, he Okay. Um, well, I know you on your way dropping dude off in Minnesota, but when do you you want to talk with him? Hold on. Do you got time to turn around? I'm going to come back and talk to her. All right. She's on her way back here. Okay. Do you know how far away she'd be? Well, probably cuz she just left maybe 10 minutes ago. She was heading towards Minnesota, so Oh, okay. All right. All right. Well, I'll just wait in my car till she comes back here and I'll talk with her. Thank you very much. Yeah. A short time later, Adia returns to talk to the officer. Hello. Hey, I'm Officer Rico, the Aluna Police Department. Yeah. So, I'm talking about Woodman's on the 11th. Yep. Okay. So, I know that the Woodman Yeah. Come on. Let's go over here. We can go talk to my mom. All right. was a lot. So, yeah, like I said about Woodman's on December 11th. Okay. I know that you didn't scan some items and you had them in your cart and a manager came over and took those items from your cart. Yes. Correct. Yeah. Um I mean, you did leave the store with them. What? You left the store with those things in your cart and then you came back in the store and then the manager came out when you were in the vestibule area there. Okay. So that in itself is retail theft. You know, you didn't pay for it and you're leaving. All right. Um but then also when you're standing out in the vestibule, you took a snow scraper from a display, stuck it in your cart and left with it. A snow display. Like a snow scraper like a brush for a car? Yeah. Yeah. Uh-huh. So you stole the sky uh snow a snow scraper. I mean I put it in the car, but I ain't do the most with it. Like I ain't steal it like Okay. Did you pay for it? Um did you put it back? No. No. No. Yeah. So that's stealing, right? You didn't pay for it and you took it, right? Yeah. Mhm. So can't be doing that. Mhm. First off with the crab legs or whatever it was. That was like hundred something dollars. They took that back. Uhhuh. But that was You told me that the crab legs. Yes. She admits to taking the ice scraper and still having it. Like that somehow makes it okay. What's worse, her mom doesn't even seem phased. That's what the crab list we talking about. She grabbed me put it in thought and then the man came and y'all talked me gave it back. Yeah. Correct. That's why she was standing there cuz Yeah. Yeah. And I gave it back. Correct. Yes. Yep. Yeah. But then you took the snow scraper, right? Uhhuh. So, do you want to know scrape it back? Do you have it? Yes. Okay. Yeah. I mean, that'd be up to Woodmans, I guess, if they wanted it back or not. Yes. I mean, I can go back to Woodman's today and bring it back. Yeah. The issue is manager. They don't usually want people that have stole from them coming back to the store. So, generally, they do like a one-year ban. Yes. Um, which means you can't go back to Woodman's for a year. Okay. Okay. Um, and I'll say that Woodman's takes retail theft very seriously. Uhhuh. I mean, obviously she didn't steal the crab legs, but Yeah. No, I get that. I mean, they did leave the store with them, which in itself is considered retail theft. Okay, I understand they got that back, but um I'm just cold. That's all I'm saying. So, Woodman's uh one year ban. Yep. One year ban. And then you're also going to get a citation for retail theft. A citation. Okay. What? As far as the citation, what is that like? Is it on my record? Ticker. How much is the ticket? Uh I'm not 100% sure. Probably around like 200. Not for them. Not for the $2 crab legs. No, not for the crab legs. No, they in the car. I made some Well, I made McDonald's. Yeah. Yeah. It's like around $200, I think. And it's basically the same as like if you got a speeding ticket or something. That's like the same weight that it has. So, I'm going to go print that out real quick and I'll give it to you. Okay. Just another day, another shoplifting attempt at Woodman's. Business as usual. All right. Hold on. So, $232. $230. Okay. Yep. Uh there's a court date of February 4th into next year at 2 p.m. You're not required to appear. Okay. Okay. You can if you want to. This blue envelope just kind of has information about what you do with this case. You can either just pay it or put in a plea for it. Okay. Um so it's just for the one count of retail theft. Do you have any questions about that? No. Okay. So um how do I get this off my record though? That would be through court. Through the court. Just go there and tell them that. Yeah. I mean um that blue envelope has information about putting in that kind of stuff. So All right. You say it's like a speed ticket though on the record? Pretty much. Yeah. All right. All right. Other than it doesn't have like points associated with your license. So Okay. Thank you, officer. Yep. Yeah. So, obviously, don't be taking stuff, right, if we're not paying for it. Okay. Correct. All right. 100%. Have a good Because of this, Adia is banned from all Woodman's stores for a year. She's also issued a citation for retail theft, which carries a $232 fine. Number four, police babysit grown man until mom shows up. Police respond to a late night call about a man banging on his ex-girlfriend's door. He's upset and claims she has his car and apartment keys. Here's what happens next. They called the police on me. Do you have a weapon on you? No, I don't have me down. Yeah, you got me down. Go over there, please. We're just going to go right to the sidewalk. Yeah. What's going on, buddy? Sidewalk, Mom. Nothing. She's She has my keys. Over here. Over here. It's on the sidewalk that we're out of the street, bro. Bro, I don't Can we go over there, please? Right here's fine. I'm trying to relax, bro. What is the I tell tell us what happened. She has my keys. She says she doesn't have my keys, bro. She has my keys. Mhm. Like if if you want, you can go in my pockets. I have my house key. What are you looking for? That chocolate key? I'm looking for a swipy key. I can't get into my apartment without my key. Where's your apartment? Downtown. Downtown. I I can I can get downtown down. My buddy's trying to pick me up. My My Why did you were you guys out at the bar together? Bro, I remember. This is so ridiculous. You guys don't even need to be here. She sees my We were down the block. You screaming y Come on. That's what happened. So, can you just give us an idea what happened with that? What kind What's so bothered? You can't just be about a key or she's got my keys. That's what this is all about. Yes. I can't get I can't I mean, what time is it? It's 30 in the morning, right? But is this I'm saying can you give me my keys? That would be an adult over a key. I get you're upset about it, but I mean like I said, I've been trying to get I've been trying to get my keys for a minute now. Mhm. I've been trying to get my keys for a little minute now, honestly. Okay, that's all this is about is a key. Yeah, she's got my keys. Someone's gonna come pick you up from here. Yeah, my boy my boy's trying to come. I mean, it's 3:30 a.m. and he's clearly intoxicated, frustrated, emotional, and unable to calm down. He tells officers that he and his girlfriend had been out earlier that night, but after an argument, she returned home without him. Yeah. Is he on his way here now? No, but like how did this all Why did she have your key in the first place? Because it's my girl it's my girlfriend. We're in an argument. She has my key. She won't give me my key. I'm like your girlfriend or your ex-girlfriend? Bro, that's my girl. Like, we're fine. We're literally fine. And I'm like, can I have my key? And she's like, I don't have your key. I'm like, "You have my keys." All right. What are you guys doing tonight? I mean, we were at the um we were at West End, but she probably had two drinks. I probably had four. Mhm. Like, I'm fine. Well, the way you're reacting right now is not necessarily fine. I don't think this is how you normally react. No. No, but I'm being told that I broke my phone. It's [ __ ] 4 in the morning. Mhm. Why'd you break your phone? Because I can't. No one is answering me. She's got my keys, bro. She's like, I'm going to call the police on you. I'm like, you have my keys. It's like I'm trying to get Bro, I've definitely tweaked out I've definitely tweaked I've definitely I've definitely tweaked out. Meanwhile, another officer attempts to get the girlfriend's side of the story. How you doing? I'm officially police. Do you know what's going on? I found those upstairs. She's the one that he's talking about. Is she Can you guys get her for me? I can't get a hold of her. I can try to go knock on her door, but I think she turned her phone off cuz he will stop calling her. Okay. Um banging on the door from Okay. I'm almost certain he does not have her keys. She does not have his keys. Okay. Can Can I go up there and drop somewhere? Um, she might want to hear the side door better if you want to come through. I don't want to leave. Okay. The side of my partner too much. Okay. Yeah, no problem. Slatewood, please. She lives all the way up the attic. Oh, can you guys maybe go knock on the door for me and get her? Is that okay? I tried to text her, too. I I honestly think she turned her phone off and like I said, she lives in like the very upstairs of this place, but that doesn't like she might not even be able to hear that. Let's not. Can you tell her to come down to the front door, please? I dispatch is on the phone with me cuz she's on. Moments later, the cop is finally able to get a hold of the woman. Hi. Hi, I'm Officer Torres, Lakewood Police. What's going on? Um, well, I was out with my boyfriend and then like we left this guy. Is he out in the front? Yeah, we're talking. Is that him? Is that your boyfriend? Okay. Yes. Um like we separated and I went out with like like my friends and then he was out with his friends and then we came back I came back here by myself and he came back here accusing me that like I had his car keys and like his apartment key and this and that. So then um he came inside and just started acting like hysterical towards me and um was he inside when that happened? Yeah, he came inside at one point and then like he left, said he was going home and then like called me back and just started threatening me just being like, "Oh, like I know someone's with you." Like just saying like I'm going to come back and um like I don't know. I just felt like unsafe and he What do you mean by threatening? Did you say he was going to come back and hurt you? like hurt himself. Okay. And um we have a spare key outside and like I know he has concealed like a concealed carry. Okay. So it just made me nervous and I heard banging on the door. Okay. Um so you don't have his keys? No, I don't have his keys. Okay. Now was he saying a key to his apartment or a key to his car? Both. Okay. I don't either. How did he get here? An Uber or what? His car. Okay. Yeah. And I I Is it possible he left it up there? The woman confirms there was a disagreement and that he came into her apartment briefly before leaving. She denies having the keys and says his behavior became erratic. He was here originally. Um if it fell out of his pocket, but like I don't think I mean he wasn't in for long. Okay. You know. So what happened when he came in? He came in just like yelled at me and left. Oh, okay. So, you guys got into an argument then he turned around and left. Mhm. And what did you lock the doors or something? Yeah, I locked all the doors. Okay. But I don't have his um apartment key. I don't have his car key. All right. Um, what do you not want him to come back then for the night? Is that what um if he like if this is where he needs to stay, he can stay here. But I I want him to be safe. I want him to be okay. But I don't want him to be like threatening. Okay. Well, here's here's the deal. I mean, it's your house, so if he doesn't live here, um, and you don't want him here, then he would he doesn't have to be here. I could definitely tell you guys have been drinking. Yeah. I don't I mean, we're not going to let him drive home. Yeah. Um, if his keys up there, I don't know. I mean, but if if you if you want if you allow him to come back up there and stay with you because of the whole drinking thing. Yeah. That's be that's between you guys. But like if we get called back out here, you know, I mean, for fighting and arguing and stuff like that and there's, you know, you're waking up the neighbors with a noise disturbance and something, somebody's going to go to jail. Yeah. You know, um I'm just trying to find like a a balance between it. Yeah. Yeah. He said he allegedly has somebody possibly coming to pick him up. Okay. If someone's picking him up, that's perfect. I don't have his key. You don't have any of his key? The thing is is he was up there with her for a bit. Police go up to the woman's apartment to check for the keys. She cooperates and tells them she doesn't have the keys and would return them if she did. Is there a way maybe we can go check? Yeah, you guys can check. You guys can check. Somebody called the police. Huh? She called the police. Somebody's certainly dead. Somebody in there? I don't know. Where's your Is your car downtown then? No, my car's in there. Where? Back in the park. Oh, in the park? Yeah. When I come to meet her, I met her parked over there. We walked away. I gave her my key. She came back before me. I say, "Can I have my key? My friend's coming to get me. I'm going downtown." We're bickering. I don't have your key. Okay. Well, in my truck, I give you my keys. Where would the key be? Oh, I don't have it. I'm going to call the police. Okay. Well, I'll call the police because I think you have my key. Okay. Well, I'm going to call him now. We're here. Now we're here. Now we're here. She's going to produce the key in about five minutes when she suddenly Oh, the light came on. Watch. I bet you she finds it in about 5 minutes. What's your Do you know your buddy's phone number, bro? Cuz he's going to have to come get you, bro. He can't come here. Well, I'm going to walk. I was saving this conversation for later, but there's only a couple routes this can take now that we're here. What else? Well, you're intoxicated. The police are here. That means now we unfortunately are responsible for you. So, we can't just let you go unless you're with somebody. That's where we're at right now. As officers continue searching for his keys, the man spirals into a rant, drowning in self-pity. But the good news is we are going to get it figured out regardless. Well, your phone's dead. Yeah, you call it dead. It's broke. I really can't. Do you memorize anyone's number? I can call parents or something. Why have you forsaken me? Clearly, he's intoxicated. They urge him to call someone to pick him up. Forever away. Oh, really? Your buddy can't come pick you up. My phone's broke. How forever away are we talking? Like in like 45 minutes away. She can call my buddy here. You want me to call her for you? Yes, please. Here you go. She has your buddy's number. I can even write that thing down and get this figured out. Hello, Mom. Yeah, honey. Can you please um let me know what Jules's phone number is? Yeah. Do you need me to come get you? Yeah. Okay. Where am I going? No, I'm going just call Jules. Okay. Hang on. Let me look for Did you get arrested, Kai? No, I didn't get arrested. I'm sitting here with the police right now. I'm [ __ ] fine. I just need my Quit listen to me, Kai. Mom, you're on speaker phone. I'm standing here with the police. I'm listening. I'm not doing anything wrong. I need my Kai. Calm down. I got you, bro. Okay. Yeah. But here's the thing, Kai. You don't need it at 3:30 in the morning. We need Well, I need to get home. Okay, hang on. Do you need Jules's number? Can you please just give me Jules's number? Yeah. Why are you trying to FaceTime me? I'm not trying to FaceTime you. I'm holding the police officer's phone. Can you please just send me Jules's phone number? Do you want me to text it to this number? Yes, please. Okay. If Jules can't come get you, do you want me to come get you? Yes, please. Okay. Do you want me to call Jules? Let me call Jules on the other line. Second. Okay. Can I call Ask them if I can call this number back? Yep. Yes. Okay. Where are you right now? Standing in front of Ashley's house. Okay. Give me a minute. I'll call you right back. Mom. Eventually, it turns into a classic case of mom to the rescue with his mother showing up in the middle of the night to bail him out. Can you please just come get me? Thank you. half an hour. I love you. Thank you. Okay. Love you. Love you. Bye. Bye. Okay. Thank you. Okay. So, here's the deal. Uh she let us go up there and look for them. She's at least from what we could see is being sincere. Like she said, if if the keys if she had them, she would give them to she's saying she gave them to you in the middle of the road, right, when you guys were arguing. We went up there. We took a look around. We couldn't find them anywhere. She went through her purse and everything. Okay. So, where the keys went, I don't know. She said she gave them to you out here when you guys are in an argument. Um, whatever. Dude, can I just go sit up there until my mom comes? Where's she at? Ken. Ken. So, this next part's going to be silly, but we're just going to take you to the station real quick and your mom's going to pick you up. For real? Yeah. You're just going to get a small little citation. We'll be good to go. All right. A citation. Go for being drunk in a public place causing a disturbance. All right. That's it, bro. The handcuffs are just We got to do it. You serious? Yeah. It's all right. Then your mom will come pick you up from there and you go home. That's it, bro. You That's it. You got to give me no sanitation. [Music] Really? She said in the street. She didn't specify where at. Yeah, I know. There's an apartment key. There's a truck key. Um, she said right before she called us. He's taken to the station. Not formally arrested, but held until she arrives. I know it's up, but I'm going to have to go to court for Mr. Verb. I know. No, you don't go to court. You have to pay it. It's like a traffic ticket. It's the same thing as a traffic ticket. You have a CCW, don't you? No, I don't got a CCW in my my car. I don't got to get on it. What the [ __ ] No, I'm saying. But don't you ever find that? No. I thought you had one. Maybe I know. And hold on. Your back pocket. You mail it. [Applause] [Music] Can you widen your stance for me? Yes, sir. [Applause] Y'all about to book me? Hey, hopefully I'm going to have to pay. I'm No, no, no. I'll call your mom again, see how far out she is. We'll see if Honestly, that's just up to how long she takes if we're just going to make you sit in a jail or just sit in my car for a little bit. But no, there's not going to be a bomb. Go ahead and step in. You want me to go under those? Yeah, that it's a weird seat belt. You'll see how it works. Just go sit down. And I promise that's that's the way she goes. Can you put these in front of me or No. What? No, I can't. It's not. It's against our policy. I got you. Oh, with no crime committed, but given the public disturbance and his intoxicated state, the man is issued a citation for being drunk in public. Number three, son's outburst ends in charges and damage. Police respond after Lane, a young man who had been drinking, attacks his brother while being driven to the family farm. He grabs the steering wheel mid drive, crashing the car into a sign and a pole. When officers arrive, Lane's mother gives them the backstory. Who else was involved? Who was involved? Hold on. Stop. We're not doing this. All right. Hold on. It's okay. You're fine. I'm so drunk. I You're fine. What's going on? My vehicle. Okay. Um, my son was driving my other son to a farm cuz he had been drinking at a house4 and he has 35. He's just going to try to get We just had him in the Hey, get out the road. We can talk over here. Come here. Get over here. Yes, sir. I'm drunk. Why you freaking out like this? [Music] 445 one missain. Why you freaking out like this? Huh? Huh? Why you out like this? BMW that H3 right now. No. Hey, [Music] here. Hey, you about to get taped, dude. You understand me? All right. All right. Stop that. Did you hear me? Oh my god. Get in the car. Sorry. Get in the car. In the unlock. You got it. Sit down. See a weapon going his waistband. What's your name? You look familiar. With Lane now secured in the patrol car. She opens up further explaining the chain of events. Hello. So, my oldest son. This is my other son. He offered to drive him out to our farm cuz he was drinking. He was getting a little loud at our house. We live here. Yes. And so he's like, "I'll drive him." I was like, "I'll drive him." He said, "No, I he didn't want him alone with me." So he offered to drive. He got to like right here and he said he just went crazy and and he just like attacked him while he was driving. So I don't know you can explain. He's just upset cuz that's his brother obviously. I got you. He attacked him as they went to get into the He just Thank God no other cars were involved, but my husband's on his way. He's at work. We live right in here. Where's the other vehicle involved? No other vehicle, right? No other vehicle. So, you don't need How old are you? I'm 19. Okay. How old is he? 21. He doesn't have an ID. Lost his phone. Like I said, we just got him out of Meridian. And I feel terrible for even letting him. I should have just I don't know. My husband wasn't there to work. My car was my car break. Okay. So, apparently, uh, they were riding down the road. I guess this kid's been drinking, so he offered to drive him somewhere cuz I guess he was getting hostile towards family or something. And oh, they hit the sign over there, too. Oh, they Okay, so they came from right there. I guess that's what they hit this. Yeah, I'm sure they hit the pole. FP is coming, bro. You just for now? Yeah. Can I get one? My man, do you have an ID on you? No. Is it in the car or you just don't have one? Okay. I can have my daughter bring it. It's all good. Yeah, I ran that. It's registered to her. It quickly becomes clear that this isn't just about one bad night. There are deeper family and substance issues at play. She admits Lane has a history with narcotics, but insists he hasn't used recently. Hey, you need an ambulance for any reason? Huh? You need an ambulance for any reason? Why would I need an ambulance? What's up? Why do I need an ambulance? Cuz y'all were in a crash. No. You know you don't. No. Yeah. Okay. All right. Oh [ __ ] This sucks. He's on. Oh, I was talking to him. I said, "I'm out of What's he used, sir?" What's he used besides alcohol? Well, not recently, but he's acting like he's on it right now. His head's been If he is, I don't know how because he's like unless he doesn't have a phone. He's been out to our farm and back and we're his transportation. Like I don't think he But he acts crazy just pulling out of here. Boom. Yeah. At least I'm sure I'm assuming this is mama's car. Daddy's car. Mama's car. I guess you probably going to need this. Oh, that's her right here. Yeah, that's mama. Yeah. Oh, okay. This held up, huh? Well, there ain't no damage to that. Well, this thing won. What is that right there? I don't think it's anything. That's a ground. Yeah. So, it's no longer ground. So, what happens is these run down into the ground. That's how they ground up. Are you electrician, too, man? I worked in Puerto Rico for months. The nature of this hand is we still need to work it as a domestic. Yeah. So, need to work the domestic part of Well, there's no choice. Oh, sorry. If we take the 93 since he was since the victim was the driver, will they come do a crash report? That's what I'm going to ask him when they get here and see. Meanwhile, Lane grows more agitated during the interaction. He yells, ignores commands and even slaps the patrol car repeatedly despite being warned. Let's not do any of that. Okay. Okay. What? All that hitting the car. Okay. And what? Hitting the car. Don't hit the car. I ain't hit the car. Okay. Well, I guess I just bar in the car. Huh? I hit the metal bars in the car. Okay. Well, don't hit that either. Okay. Well, I didn't touch the glass. Okay. I I don't know if you're following me. Don't touch it. I'm not following you. Don't Yeah. Well, I'm going to tell you. I'm going to tell you. I'm going to pepper spray you. If you hit your car, you pepper spray me. Okay. I'm going to pepper spray you. Yes, sir. I don't care. Okay. I don't care if you don't care. I'm going to tell you to get in the car. Okay. Yeah. I'm in the car. Okay. You hit my car again, we're going to pepper spray you. That's all. If you hit my car again, we're going to pepper spray you. Put your Move your feet. I told you not to hit the car. What was he doing? Hitting the car. You can get air. You can get air. You can sit right there. Sit down. Sit down. No, I need some air. Okay. Okay. Well, you're getting fresh air right here, but you're not going any further. Okay. I asked you not nice I asked you very nicely to not hit the car, and I told you what the consequences were. Did I not? Okay. And it's right here on my camera that I asked you nicely. Okay. Okay. I just don't want him to get loose from out of here. Let's just say testing an officer's patience rarely ends well. Need some deep some. You got some water? Somebody got some water? Y'all got some water? You got some water? I just going to flush his eyes up. That'll work. All right. Open your eyes. Open your eyes. Okay. That good. 971. better. Hold on. Nope. Do it again. See if they can go to that. All right. Uh-huh. Uh, you got We'll get a glove and see if we can wipe them. Okay. Turn around. Just get you some fresh air. Now you're taking that like a champ. Hey, have you got any water, Trooper? I don't. Lean forward if you're going to spit. Can you watch him? I'm going to go see if I got some water in my car. I'll get some gloves. In the end, Lane is charged with resisting an officer without violence, simple battery, and criminal mischief. The property damage from the crash is estimated to fall between $200 and $11,000. Number two, how a routine stop turned into a mother son meltdown. A traffic stop in a residential neighborhood quickly escalates after police attempt to pull over a black Dodge Charger. Here's what happens next. Perfect. So, a second ago you were just telling me you've seen if you can describe the vehicle and everything. It's a black Charger. Um it has the lights in the front, the like your bars on your your vehicle as well. Um like red and blue lights specifically or No, you just see clear lights on. Oh, you can see the lights in there though. You haven't seen them turn red and blue or anything? Okay. Um, and then he has the bars. His his tent is super dark, so I don't I can't see in the car. Okay. But, um, he just got it painted. It used to be like a black and white old retired police car. Okay. And he just got it painted. It's all black. Um, and he has sirens. He has, you know, music in the front where he's doing the police siren sound. He came through here on MLK day. Me and the kids were sitting out here. He just fed past and my daughter um, we had to hold her because we was right here. uh doing chalk. Um some days when we're coming home from daycare, he just comes and speeds right by here. So more than once, regular basis, comes through here. Sirens going and stuff or at least something that sounds like maybe a week and a half ago. Before then, he was just speeding through all the time. Couple times a day, you think? Or Yeah. Um I know like sometimes it'd be early in the morning. Um I know I heard the servants like on Tuesday at 6:00 in the morning cuz I was getting my daughter ready for school. early. Okay. Outside of that, it's just usually morning and evening they'll come flying through here. Okay. And we want to try to definitely prosecute to the full extent of the law on our end and try to make sure this doesn't continue to happen where it's going to endanger us or people thinking an unmarked vehicle might not be a cop. That's that's what we don't want. Um the driver refuses to fully roll down his window or unlock the doors, ignoring several clear commands. Stop. Turn the vehicle off. GV7 traffic stop 3629 Highland. Turn the vehicle off. 3629 Highland. It's going to be a black Charger back then. I'll get you the tag here in a sec. [Music] I don't know. He's like trying to get out, dude. Roll the windows down. Roll the windows down. [Applause] [Music] Roll the windows down. All the way down. Yo, roll the window down. Roll the window down. I can't see. Is he not unlocking the car? No. Driver, unlock the door. I can't see [ __ ] hard to see. [Music] With the windows heavily tinted and visibly compromised, officers grow increasingly concerned for their safety. After multiple warnings, they're left with no choice but to take action. Someone got an ask. What is he busting my What is he busting my window for? What the [ __ ] is he busting my window for? You stand there behind you. What is y'all doing? What is y'all doing? There's nobody in the car. What the doing that are y'all doing? You're under arrest. Under arrest for what? I didn't do you talking about commands we have to give you to roll the window down. Stand up wrong with you. I don't have me. Get off me. What? Stop. Stop. Knock it off. I don't have me. Exactly. I was already in the relevant. It's a traffic stop. It's not a traffic stop. It is a traffic stop. You threw your lights on when I was in the yard. Oh, my yard traffic stop. We were given lawful commands. No, did not. No, you did not. And you create a safety issue for all of us cuz your window is created. I will break your window out so I can see it. You created a safety issue for yourself. Double lock. I don't know. I can do it. Yeah. Here. My thing's up there. They're not. But we'll chuck them over the car. Chad, grab that. I don't have Listen. Listen. I'm gonna pick up. I want to beat. No, you're not going to. I don't have Get off me, dude. Just stop. They always want to shoot them. Y'all been with me all week. I have never seen my wife. Have you seen me before? Look at this face. Now you know me. Now I see. Now you see me. As he's cuffed and searched, the driver vents his frustration, making his feelings very clear. That's not going to sit down. There's nothing in there. Break your legs. I was going to I was on Addison. Give me some. They followed me all the way from Edison for no reason. I'm not going to be able to fit in there. Put in there. There's nothing in here. Hey, Mommy. Come down here. Tell Trey to get my car keys and my phone. You heard me? Yeah. She on her way right now. Tell get my car keys and my phone. There ain't in there. And you going to pay for my window, too? No, I'm not. You going to pay for that? No, I'm not. I could promise you that. Sit down. Uh, kind of already did. Is you doing? Y'all ain't going to find nothing on me. I don't smoke. I don't drink. What the? No, I'm Look this [ __ ] on the charger type. That's my mom. Yeah, they really scared. They going to let me go. I'm not going to jail. No, because they're pissing me the Let me go. Let me Y'all not stronger than me. Let go. Realize I couldn't hear you. Spread your legs, dude. Just relax. No, because y'all pissed me off with that. Y'all always with people. Go solve the real crime. Be quiet, man. Go. Mom, I was already in the yard. I was already in the yard. While this is going on, the driver's mother rushes out of her nearby house, upset and confrontational. We're still going to check you. Okay. Have a seat, please. Thank you, sir. Have a seat, please. They saw it. I was already in the car all the way in. I can't fit in here. Yes, you can. No, I can't. I didn't. You're going to go sideways. I'll I'll speak with you, ma'am. I'm the supervisor. I'll speak with you. Ma'am, I will speak with you. Come over here and speak with me because it is y'all be doing too much. Okay. Well, this is a traffic stop. You have to stand over there. Your house. I'm not standing. This is this my house. I can stand right here. The traffic stops are in the road, but you're on my property. You are. But you're on my property. So, I can stand right here. I'm not doing anything. I can stand right here. Ma'am, please. I'm not interrupting your traffic stop though. Copy that. For might as well have one person. Chill out. Chill out. Ma'am, I have to do a search of this. I'm not stopping you, but I'm telling you this is my yard. I'm going to stand right here. Okay. I'm not moving. This is my yard. You're not going to move from right there where I'm telling you to do your job. Look how close we are to the car. But I'm not stopping you. But I can't have an officer. I'm not hindering you. I can't have an officer safely search this car. He's right here. I'm not going to need you to back up. I'm not doing anything though. Why do I have to back up? I have to search this car and it's not safe for me or my I'm going to stand right here. So I'm not I can tell you everything. Okay. Well, talk tell me. I'm not until you do do it. We can stand by your car. Let's be reasonable. I'm by my car. No, next to your car. Right next to my car. Be reasonable right here. I'm reasonable. I'm within 10 ft of you guys. That's not a thing. That's not a thing. Yes, it is. I'm within 10 ft. I'm not stopping you from doing your job. You are. No, cuz I don't I don't want to have my guys back turned to you. But it's like six of y'all. Are you serious? Officers explained that the sun's refusal to comply and the zero visibility windows created a serious officer safety issue. People don't know how to act on a traffic stop. I'm acting. I'm acting by my car. No, I'm not. I asked me to step back. I stepped back. Okay, I'm going to tell you right now. Your son is going to jail for obstruction. He was pulled over in this vehicle for dark tint. Refused to roll the windows down, creating a serious officer safety issue for everyone here. Multiple commands while the window was cracked to roll his window. And I told him not to roll it down. He refused to do so. Well, you told him to do that. Then we'll put that in the booking sheet on why he's going to jail for obstruction. So that's why the window was cracked. But you guys are not going to find anything. That's fine. He'll be in the car. We're not trying to find any. Well, go ahead and get off my car. No, we're going to wait. Okay, that's fine. Run the car. Go ahead. Go ahead. I told him not to roll the window down because he told Man, you made a mistake with that. Well, no, I didn't. No, I didn't. Cuz he wasn't going to roll it down anyway. Well, that's fine. So, I don't care what you put in here before. Just stand right next to him. Why is he getting in it? They're taking the car. Okay. I don't know. Why taking his car? It's being towed, ma'am. You Oh, it's being towed. Okay. So, why are you taking his phone? We're leaving the area because No, but why are you taking his phone? Give me his phone. Man, move. We're move. We're towing the car. I know. He just told me what I said. I know. He told me that. I said I want his phone. No. Oh, you're not going to give me the phone cuz you're being No, you just want Okay. They won't give it to me. They say they're going to tow your car. That's fine. That'll be out the day, too. That's fine, ma'am. Okay. Well, just go ahead. They just want to tow it just because he pissed off. No, cuz he's the owner. He's the owner, man. But he and you don't have to tow it. He's the owner. Go ahead and get out, sir. We will just I'm not sure what you're being. Your words, not mine. Drive safe. Police decide to tow the vehicle from the property, citing concerns about the hostile environment. The mother follows the officers to the towyard, continuing to press the issue. She's going to go to jail, bro. You're going to go to jail. You're going to go to jail. You're going to go to jail. You're going to go to jail. You're following us right now. Now you're following us. You're going to go to jail. my son car off of my property. You're going to go to jail. They drove my son. You're going to go to jail. He is okay. Now, you're going to go to jail. They pulled my son in the traffic stop. Ma'am, and then I don't want to touch her cuz I have blood on my hands, but she's about to go to jail. They took my son's car off of my property. They could have told it from my yard and I'm afraid that they're trying to plant something in it. Yes, I am. I spoke with the officer on the scene. Fort Myers, you can hang up here to Unity Church. Please. Fort Myers. That's against the law. You cannot do that. You could have told that vehicle. You're about to go to jail. You're about to go to jail. That's fine. I towed it from your yard cuz I don't want to deal with a hostile environment. Now you're bringing the hostile environment. I just came to make sure you guys don't put any I have this thing's all recorded. That's fine. So you can see that I'm not I can't go do my job. You can. He's right here. All I'm saying is why did you remove the vehicle? I'm afraid you guys Because you're yelling and being unreasonable. I don't want to be subject to that and now I'm subject to it again. I just want to make sure you guys doesn't do anything. That's not going to happen. I'm letting you know this right now. I'm just letting you know. Ready? I don't know that. I'm just letting you know something. How do you want me to trust you? When you're done talking, I'll go. Go ahead. I'm asking you to leave for about the fifth time. If you refuse to do so, you are going to jail for obstruction. Can you ask me this one question? Yes, ma'am. Why did you guys remove the car? I'm researching it again when you already searched it and the guy gave the thumbs up that the car was clean, but he's searching it again. Because I had to inventory everything in that car and put it on the tow log. So, you couldn't do that in my yard? No, ma'am. Because you're way too hostile. I don't want to subject my officers to this type of verbal abuse. I'm going to leave. Thank you. I'm going to leave, but you guys will be hearing from my lawyer. That is absolutely fine. That's how this process plays out. If everything is recorded, you guys are going to It is. Thank you, ma'am. Thank you for your cooperation. Thanks, guys. Meanwhile, her son is transported to the station where he's formally booked. Can I get like a napkin or something? That'll work. Y'all stay with people. I just came from getting me something to eat. Bro, y'all y'all could have pulled me anywhere else. Y'all decided to throw the lights when I'm in my driveway. Like, we came from Edison. Why aren't you y'all throwing the lights then to have me pull over? I don't understand. I just got out of jail. Yucking with me. I was hella record now. I do because of y'all. Check real quick. It's not cuz I'm pissed off. You have any injuries? No, I don't. Sorry. I'm very pissed off. Okay, you're pissed off. You're pissed off with them. Don't get us pissed off, Edgie. You know how that works here, right? You're cool with us, we're cool with you. Can I stay out y'all's late 10 people? How old are you? How old are you now? I just turned 20. Thanks, guys. And then we're going to bring you back up and get back and get you. [Music] Make sure you have to undock yours. Undock it. Yeah. Guess we know where he gets it from. Number one, she went full mama bear and made everything worse. A stolen vehicle is spotted by police and they confirm its status through a license plate check. Officers follow the vehicle discreetly until it stops at a residence. As soon as the car parks, several juveniles jump out and flee. Officers give chase and manage to detain one suspect while the others escape on foot. Stop running. I'm not running. That's me. You black juvenile. [Applause] Don't come here. What's up, dude? On the ground now. [Applause] Go secure the car. I don't give a [ __ ] It's a stolen vehicle. It's not. They didn't have it. Shut up. It's a stolen vehicle. I literally watched him jump out of the car. No way. It's not there. Shut up. Stop walking towards me. You're be arrested. No, it's not theirs. It's a vehicle. All right, stop walking over. While police investigate, the mother of one of the suspects becomes actively involved. She starts driving around the neighborhood trying to locate her son and ends up confronting officers on the scene. Yeah, I'm going to find my keys. That's her right there. Seven. Two drivers versus black males and all black. One had an afro. One had a white stripe on the black pants, black hoodie. A cruiser stays over here at Will to hold the perimeter. I'm going to put the drone off. You check the backyard. Yeah, they kept uh running all towards the house. So if someone can go sit in front of the house, there's a side door that they can get to. Hey, that's the mom that keeps driving trying to y'all really got me up. I hope y'all know that. Why is that? Because they wasn't mother driving. That's why. Why' they get out and run? Because they're in a stolen vehicle. The felony traffic. It doesn't matter if they're not driving. That wasn't that wasn't driving. No, because he want to shoot my son that somebody was driving. How did somebody run? How did somebody run? It' be a supervisor over here in a minute. You can talk. Yeah, you can talk to him. Yeah. If he in a stolen car, sure, so he went and drive. Okay. She claims her son wasn't driving the stolen car and lashes out at police for pulling guns on teenagers. Her tone quickly escalates from frustrated to hostile. [Music] If you keep following this cussing, you're going to jail, too. To jail, too. That's what's about to happen. That's what's about to happen. About to happen. I'm telling you, that's You can't stand out here and be disoriented. You can't sit out here. You go to jail, too. City. Someone else get the off the swear to God. Hey, I don't care. Don't touch my door, man. Up, bro. Bro, y'all could wait a I don't give a bro. They lame as they could wait to do this. You betrayed guns though. But you ain't resting the mother guns though. every piece of man with a gun. Okay. What you talking about? Okay. Yeah. All right. Y'all lame as Mhm. off of me, bro. You kick somebody. You kick me. You're going for a felony. I'm telling you. I'll tell you what's going to happen. Get in the car. Get in the car. I'm snatch. Get in. That's cool. I'm going do it your way. I don't care, bro. As she's being detained, the woman continues arguing and makes accusations about previous encounters with officers. [Applause] Yes, ma'am. Look what they did to my leg, bro. Trying to push me in. All right. Well, first off, I'm not, bro. At this point, you think I care? They arrest me for what? For talking. For talking. But you didn't arrest a boy two days ago with a gun. Quit playing with me, man. All right. What did you need a supervisor for, ma'am? Because they heard me. They arrested me for nothing for talking. I'm allowed to talk. I can say what the I wanted some freedom of speech. I didn't threaten nobody. I ain't do none of that. I think I talked to you before. Yeah, I haven't threatened nobody. I ain't g to these mother. They couldn't wait to do something, but they want to get arrested with a gun. They just let a boy go two days ago with a gun. And we have a You arrest me in front of my house for talking. Okay. Is that all you wanted to talk about? Bro, look at my leg. I ain't this nobody. All right. Is that all you needed, ma'am? I saw your leg. Is anything else you need? [Applause] Okay, you can roll up the window. Hey, does somebody want to talk to a sergeant over here? That's me. All right. What's your name, sir? My name is What is it? Juan, come up here and talk to me. I'm sorry. What's going on, man? What I don't understand is how they was being real disrespectful to my sister. This is her property and Okay. Who's your sister? The one that they got cuffed up in there. Oh, the ones under arrest. Yeah. Okay. Well, she was on her property talking to them because she know who it is. Okay. All she was trying to do is talk to him like, "Hey, y'all didn't have to pull guns out and all that other stuff. That makes no sense." Is she a police officer or something? Who? Your your Who's it? Your mom or your sister? That's my sister. Yo, you can't take my You can't take my phone, man. You cannot take my phone. That's my Get the You can wake the rest of you. I swear to God, I beat Take that gun and badge off. Swear. Yeah. Her brother steps in trying to help, but her combative behavior only makes matters worse. Was she a police officer? Is she like a lawyer or something? So, she knows police tactics and all that stuff. What's going on? She know the law, but like you'll arrest her on her property, though. Yeah, she's under arrest. For what? I I can find that out from the officers if you'd like. I got y'all. I'm going to have these kids. Get your sergeant. Hey, get your sergeant. I want the sergeant right now. I want the sergeant right now. You I want the sergeant right now, bro. So, yeah, she's under arrest right now. She's going to be charged. Then I asked the key. I asked them for my keys to my car and they tell me no. Okay. which which keys to this car right here that she had on her person. So that was the car she was riding around in. I guess trying to find her son. The one we're trying to apprehend who's in a stolen vehicle. Is that is that the one? I'm not 100% sure. Well, I'm going to I'm going to tell you that that's what's going on. Okay. Because he was in a stolen vehicle and he's a he's being under arrest if we find him. Okay, that's perfectly fine. They do what they do. They run for what they do. They going they going to pay for it. That's how it is. Uh the keys. Is this your vehicle or is this her vehicle? No, this is her neighbor's vehicle. So, what's she doing in it? She was using it. Okay. Well, where's her neighbor at? Who owns the vehicle? She lives at the end. Well, if the neighbor wants the keys and she can come and talk to me. I can't get them. No, it's not your vehicle. So, why was dude being disrespectful with the glasses on his head? He allowed to talk to anybody any kind. All the officers have body warn cameras, sir. Okay. So, so I'll just call down there and get it. No, if you want to, that's fine. I I mean officers are trying to do their job and apprehend some criminals here who have a stolen vehicle which is a felony in the state of Ohio. So I mean sometimes things may be said which you may not like and it's unfortunate. I don't mind but they tire on her property. Well she's under arrest. Well they antic arrest and she's being charged. Okay. Ju listen because you're on your property you can't just say anything you want. That's not it's not for you. No. Incorrect. If you're obstructing the officer's investigation it's different. She wasn't obstructing nothing. She was well that's why she's under arrest. How was she obstructing? She could go to court if you disagree with it. You could go to court if you disagree with it. You could be her witness and we'll call it a day. How's that, sir? Okay. Okay. So, she's she's being under arrest. Okay. Inside the patrol car, she complains of injuries and claims the handcuffs are too tight, piling on a stream of grievances. Else you want for me? So, I'll take care of So, if that neighbor wants her keys to her car, she could come down and talk to one of us and I'll get her her keys to her car. Okay? If it's her car, just let her know that. Hey ma'am, can I get a picture of your name? Man, I want to talk to the sergeant cuz y'all ignorant as I am the sergeant. Well, why do I get arrested for telling my my kids wasn't driving? Why are y'all chasing a 14-year-old with a gun? Why am I being arrested for that in front of my mother house? You man, y'all man, y'all couldn't wait to arrest me. But it's all good. Y'all pay for this one cuz I'm definitely getting an attorney. I'm calling my mom. Yeah. Yeah. You arrested me for telling you my son was running. You arrested me for telling you my son was running. He wasn't driving a car. The out of here. No, that wasn't a lawful order by telling me to shut my mouth in front of my house. That ain't no lawful order, bro. There's another charge. Whatever, bro. Take me down. It is what it is. I knew this was coming. Lawful order, my ass. You ain't give me no law order. You told me to shut up in front of my own house. You I ain't got to shut up. It's a freedom of speech. How what kind of sense do that make? I cannot breathe back here. It's too hot. The bro y'all made the disturbance, mother. Y'all made the disturbance. That's y'all's excuse. That's y'all's excuse. You ain't nobody complain but y'all. Yep. I'm glad y'all I'm glad this is so funny, dog. God is my witness, bro. I'm telling you. I pray every day and God knows how good I've become, bro. How good I am. And God don't like ugly. When I call a mother cuz mother is pulling guns on my kids, they don't get them. But they get me for saying they weren't driving. You're chasing a 14-year-old with a gun. Yeah, bet. As the encounter drags on, the woman's insults and outbursts show no signs of stopping. She keeps insisting she's innocent, passionately arguing as if she's done absolutely nothing wrong. It's hot in here. It's hot. It's hot, man. I'm so glad my mom is white. I'm so glad she taught me something, right? Everything's so funny. Excuse me. These cuffs are literally cutting off my circulation. I mean, if I open up that car door, are you going to act right? Not don't, man. You You kicked, bro. They grabbed my leg, so I ain't kick nobody, did I? I didn't take a single soul. You're going to stay in there. I don't I All I said was, "Y'all chasing a kid who wasn't even driving." That's all the I said. Check the cameras. How do you know he wasn't driving? Because how can they jump out and run if they weren't driving? That don't make sense. You see them drive into there. Bro, I didn't see them drive [ __ ] All I seen was You didn't. But they did. I know that my kid wasn't driving. You don't even know how these cups are cutting off my circulation. Literally. You don't what it is. They're definitely with my kids though. You just don't get it. He was riding with a friend. Stop making excuses. I don't have to make no excuse, bro. Turn around. The Turn around. Why do you want the cops loose or not? Do you give Turn around, bro? If you want him loosened, you got to turn around, God. Y'all arrested me for saying my kid wasn't driving. He was running. He wasn't driving. That's what you arrested me for. I got this whole finger. Whole finger in there. Bro, look at this. Are you kidding me? You're mad. I get it. Look at this. You're mad. I did it. Look at my wrist, bro. Look at my wrist. It's the way you did it. What are you talking? Look at this, man. Look at this. Can you please look at this? Officers remain calm and try to deescalate, but she refuses to tone it down. Look at it. No, you didn't. You stuck your finger in there while I'm moving. You got to calm down. No, man. Cuz what the be arrested for talking in front of my house by saying the kid wasn't driving. Okay. I've talked to you before. Never been this amp up. Exact. So, do you get it? Well, stop. The Do you get it? I ain't never been like, "Do you get it?" Out of here. The Y'all have plenty of excuses, boy. All right. Step on out. And if I don't, you're going to snatch me up, beat me up again. No, I'm just I'm just going to leave. Yeah. Yeah. If you see that, I'll just switch the cuffs out. Okay. Y'all couldn't wake the rest of me. Sorry. as these kids with guns. Go get these kids with guns. All right, I got to double lock them so I don't mess your wrist up. And then I got the bottom set. Okay. Yeah. Couldn't wait to rest. Shoot. Thank you. Slight discomfort. No. No. Little walk over here. Watch your head, please. Yeah, see you. Y'all took my phone. All your stuff in the house. Yeah. All right. My medicine and everything. Yes. You need any numbers or you got it? I don't got none. Can I give them? I don't even care about jumper saying they wasn't driving. I don't give a number. They weren't driving. Eventually, they have no choice but to take her into custody. That's late. You and I being arrested for not talking. The What was I doing? I didn't smack. I didn't touch nobody. Thank you. I've never seen you this before. That says a lot, sir. Nigh, this is my number. All right. Give us a call so we know what's going on and then we'll take it from there. All right. Yep. No, she won't call. Just call that number. All right. Yep. I'll make sure she gets it, sir. Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. I'm not joking. Are you all right, mama? You arrested me for talking for saying they weren't driving. Are you serious? I swear to God. Like, I'm sick of you, girl. I'm finally get to get you for disorderly conduct. I swear to God because anyone I swear to God. All because I said they wasn't driving. How do you know? Because they were running. How they jump out and run? That's all I said. They weren't driving. Why are you chasing them with guns? Why can't you use a taser? No, exactly. I mean there got arrested for because they were chasing kids with a gun a taser. So I got arrested for saying they weren't even driving. Why are you doing that? You better shut your I don't have to shut up. It's a freedom of speech. And that's when he said, "Oh, I got you." And he locked me up cuz I said it's a freedom of speech. They didn't like that. I swear to God. I swear to God I wasn't even here. I swear to God. I you know they couldn't wait to get me cuz every time the kids get into it, I'm always hanging out with the officers, right? Cuz they're always pulling guns on kids. No, exactly. But they don't, no offense, but they don't want to do anything. And then and they want to take their good old time and of course pull the kids over in front of their house. So of course they have time to go in the house and hide. Yeah. That's not fair. Yep. And then the one got mad after he arrested me cuz I said you won't even arrest the kids around with guns that we keep calling you about arrest. Matter of fact, the last one who pulled the boys on the guns is sitting in the county right now on three murder charges. No offense, but if y'all would have did something then, those people would still be. Are you going to offend me? No. At this point, she can shout all she wants, but there's only one destination now. Jail. Sir, I'm just one of the officers. That's how we arrest because I said you want to arrest them. They wouldn't even driving, bro. We like you need to shut your mouth. I said I don't have to shut up. It's a freedom of speech. Oh yeah, we're getting you. I said it's a freedom of speech. He said, "Oh yeah, we're getting I swear to God it's on camera, so I don't care if they got their body cam on." Yeah, they all on camera. Um, can you write down a phone number for her, please? [Applause] By the end of it all, she's facing charges for assaulting police, obstructing justice, causing a disturbance, failing to identify herself, and holding on to stolen property. Her son and the other juveniles who fled the scene are not caught. So, next time you think about stepping in during an arrest, ask yourself if you're helping or just making your kid's wrap sheet longer. Sound off in the comments.