When your parent holds power but the law doesn't care, this is what happens. Here are five cases when good cops humiliate the out of higher authorities children. Number five, Burlington manager gets punched by officer's entitled daughter. Police in Washington respond to a call from a Burlington store after reports of an assault on the manager. Here's what happens when they confront the suspect. Sit down on your butt. Sit down. I don't have a record at all. Okay, sit down on your back. Listen, I peed my pants in that store and the lady was being mean to me. Listen, no. Please, please listen to me. Just stop. I peed my pants cuz she was being mean to me. I peed my Please don't arrest me. Please, please. I don't have a record at all. Please, please, please. Please. I don't have any. Please, please, please. No. Please. Just let me get Let me tell you, please what she did to me. The security guard at number four, he grabbed my Okay, just relax. Look, I don't have a record at all. At all. I don't. Okay, let me just relax. Let me put you in handcuffs and we'll sort it out. Listen. Okay, I'm listening to you, but let me put Okay, let me put you in handcuffs and then we'll sort it out. You understand? I don't. Okay, just relax. Turn around for me. I don't have a record at all. I can't I can't I can't get a record. Okay, stop. Just relax. Okay. Oh my god. Please. Can we just Can I No, just stop. Just let me put the handcuffs on you. Wait, why? What are you arresting me for? Cuz you punched somebody in the face. No, I didn't. No, please don't make me take you down to the ground. No, I didn't. Please, please. Just relax. Let me make a phone call, please. Please. Can I make a phone call? Let me put you in handcuffs and then we'll sort it all out. Please let me make a phone call. Please, please, please, please, please. Baby, after I put you in handcuffs, but until I sort it out, you're going to go in handcuffs. I'm 40 years old. I don't have a record at all. I have my breaking point. I just lost my husband. I lost my pants, but I don't have anything. Take a deep breath. I just kissed my I'm going to put you in handcuffs and then we'll sort it out. Okay. Just relax. Just relax your arms. Please. That's all you got to do. I don't want to be I don't want to be any dog. Well, I'm sorry. You don't have a choice right now. Stop. Please. Please. Please. Please stop resisting. Kelly, what happened? Please. Please stop resisting. As officers attempt to handcuff her, she resists, insisting on her clean record and referencing her father's position as a sheriff. I need to make a phone call. Please don't. Don't. No. No. Please stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. I'm not hurting you. Put your hands behind your back. Come on. position. Help. Stop. Please let me ability. Please. My dad's a sheriff. Please just stop. Can you put your other hand behind your back? My dad's a sheriff. Please don't do this to me. Please, please make this. Please, babe. Put your other hand behind your back for me, please. Oh my god. Put your other hand behind your back, please. Thank you. Okay. Oh my god. Thank you. Ow. Ow. Ow. Stop. Relax. I don't have a record at all. Is this not okay? I can't help you. I've never been to jail my life. Oh my god. Oh my god. I don't know what this means. My life. Oh my god. No idea. Oh my god. a little sheriff. I can't do this. Her pleas grow more emotional as she brings up personal losses and her dog begging not to be treated like a criminal. Is the car going, please? You're not a criminal. I don't know. Well, I mean, what you do now? No. I know. I don't Where's my purse? I need to call somebody. Have a seat. Please let me call somebody. Please let me call my dog. It's my dog. Please just sit in the car. Okay. You're not in a position to make demands right now. Please have a seat in the I don't have a record at all. I'm I'm a good girl. I'm a good person. I don't do Please. Please have a seat. Please help me. There you go. Put your feet down. Where's my purse? Can I have my purse? It's right on my hood. Can I please guys? Please, sir. No. I don't want I don't want my pants. You have no idea. Mother you mother [Music] I don't yourself and banging your head against the bars. I'm going to I'm nothing alone. I'm nothing. I am nothing alone. I am nothing alone. But once inside the patrol car, her behavior only gets worse. [ __ ] the security guard grabbed my How about that? You want that on camera? Inside the store, employees explain how the situation quickly escalated. Hello there. The officers are here. Hi. Hi. That's my dad's name, Scott. All right. So, what's going on tonight? Uh, honestly, I don't really know. I was in the back taking my break. An altercation happened with a customer and my boss to the point where she is bleeding right here and she's has a mark and a swell right here on her face and she's coming up right now. She's right here. Hello there. Hi. Hi. Got you on my neck there. So, what's going on? She um was back there with a bunch of stuff and I told her it's time to check out and then I um took her I took a cart cuz she had it full and I saw just hold it up there and she did some more. She came up to buy something was saying bad stuff about me. She didn't buy it. Then she knocked down this sign over here and was talking and then walked out and I said, "This that's great." And I said, "Big words for something like that." And then she walked back in and just Okay. So, she had a cart over there with stuff. You took that cart away. She bought something up here. She was Yeah, she was going to buy something something small, but she her card couldn't work. Okay. Cuz um I have an officer out with her right now. Mhm. Um, in her bag there's like a little like comb kind of thing or something like that that's got her burn receipt. So, did she she completed a purse? While officers confirmed the woman didn't steal anything, the physical altercation remains a serious concern. Okay. And then so as far as you know, she didn't steal anything. She But you guys got into a verbal altercation. Then she assaulted you. Well, it wasn't even I mean, she walked out and was cussing and stuff like that. And like I said, when she when she got done here, she just came like this and just knocked that down. And then I said, "Oh, nice. Great job." You know, and then she started cussing at me. And then she walked out. And then I said, "I hope you're you're proud of yourself." And then she walked back in. And then she did this. Would you be able to pull your hair back so I can get some pictures? Knock my glasses off. [Music] How many times did she hit you? I don't know. Numerous times. I mean, it was just like I mean, you relax. Yeah. All right. And obviously you said up here around the hair like right there. She hit you. I don't know. It's all red right here. All the swollen. Okay. So, all I know is it was a you know, and would you like me to send my test? I already did. I just got to hurry up and get those drawers done. So, um, basically just what we have here is she threw a hissy pit on the way out of here. You gave her a comment about her behavior. She decided to retaliate by assaulting you. Mhm. Okay. All right. So, basically what I have here is an assault. We don't have like any loss of property or anything kind of robbery like that. This is her behaving right in the right. Um, so what I can do with this at this point is I can charge him with assault. Would you be able to identify her? Yep. Do you have a moment to come with me to do a field shot? Yeah. Okay. As the investigation unfolds, officers regroup to revisit details provided by the store manager. Hold on a second. All right. So, he's going to be coming this way. Um, sounds like and um, we can have medical started cuz you do have uh, let me show you what I don't know if you've been to a mirror or anything like that recently to see what you got going on. I love that picture. Mhm. I think it's okay. All right. What do you think that's from on the neck? Her? Oh, I'm saying like nails or I I don't I don't know. Okay. But you were maybe she had a ring. She just walked in back in the store and she just wailed at me and hit you a couple times. Yeah. And then left. Yeah. Okay. And then I came out and I said I said if I if I said we call the cops and if I get the cops I'm going to do assault. Well, she's in that car. Well, the lady that we believe is the one. So, let me talk to that officer real quick if you don't mind waiting right here at officer figuration. Yeah. So she had some property in the ba basket over here. Um victim confronted her about it. They there's some stuff in her bag with the tags on it. So yeah, but there there's see so she went back around this time I think before she got out and get out of here. She went over made a purchase over thing. I think car got declined or something like that. Okay. Um then some more words were ex exchanged. What's that? Do you need help with anything? No. Good. Thank you. More words are exchanged. smacked the sign over on her way out the door and the lady says that's real nice and then as she came out she came back in and assault him. Okay. So, okay. There's a receipt for like cones, but there's like socks and stuff. They're not aware of the rest of that. So, okay. I mean, what do you have for you? Just I just And then what is this thing? Uh yeah. Um, I can I I don't really need a foot, I think. After weighing the evidence and witness statements, they come to a final decision. Yeah. Confident. Yeah. So, um, um, so I just need her her info. Just her if you'll just do a separable statement. I'll run in the car, put in the do. Yeah, just do it. So she's got and I got the gist of it. So that's a pretty good Oh jeez. That's from the punch. She's punched a couple times. So all red soul in there. She has no idea how the thing on her neck happened. Yeah. She's got maybe something on her coat. Well, she had like a a broken I don't know if it's a necklace or something that was in her pocket. So I wonder if she had it on her hand. That would make a lot of sense cuz it's like this jagged tier looking thing. That's what I was saying. I was like cuz it's in the middle of the uh red, so it's like where the knuckles would be. Yep. Okay. Okay. So, I'll just put her on a short and resistant. Okay. Probably good. First, I got to identify her, but we're really confident her um we're not going to need the field show up at this time. Um, unless you want to look through the We don't need to do the field show up, but what I can offer you is to do what's called a written statement because I'm going to let write a police report with what you've told me, right? Um, everything's being recorded on body camera as well, but um, a written statement from your own words um, which could be added to the report as well. Officers also collect a written statement from the victim to help support the case. So, so, so basically, we're going to book her into jail for the assault against you. Okay. Okay. And like I said, a written statement from you is something because what's going to happen here is I'm going to go I'm going to write a report based off my memory and my notes um about what I'm going to go over with you one more time just to make sure I've got it. And I'm going to write it basically how I write reports. Right. But a written statement in your own words is something that the judge that the prosecutors and everyone gets to see. Okay. Right. Is that something you'd be willing to write? Yeah. How soon? It'd be preferred right now. But Oh, right now. Yeah. It doesn't have to be like extremely in-depth. It's just basically your account of what happened basically kind of how you told me. Okay. Would you be able to do that right now? No. All right. Let me grab that for you real quick. You don't need me to tell you that's her? No, we we know it's her. No, she's got all the same stuff. She was in the same area. She's wearing the same clothes. There's nobody else over there. You guys uh I heard you talk about you messaged somebody. You guys message somebody like a manager or something like that? Did your manager have access to cameras? Yeah, I just I don't know how they record my phone and take a picture of it. Okay. So, but that location right inside the door where you were assaulted with the camera. I think my last training mouse permanently borrowed my uh clipboard. So we have to use the big one. All right. So So this is a sworn statement of facts. Basically it's uh what happened. Yeah. So I've written above statement facts. I swear it is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Right. So I'll go over that again with you when you're ready. Um it's like I said uh because they have this whole section at the beginning here. It takes up a bunch of space. Doesn't leave you a lot here. I don't know if you write big or not, but I get you a secondary. After documenting the manager's account, they continue piecing together the investigation. You want me to sign this in front of you guys? Yeah, I'll come over here. I didn't want to hover over you. Oh, no. I appreciate that. Yeah, I I've had to do that before where it's like I don't have anywhere else to go and I'm just standing here just waiting for your right. So, let me just take a look here. I'm really tired, so my bra is really sloppy. So, just so I clarify, how far out of the store? She Well, she she [Applause] [Music] So, did she have pull the eggs at the store before she turned around and came out? Yeah. So, she was out here when she and then she decided to come back out. Okay. All right. So, yeah. Um, so everything is true and correct to the best of your knowledge. Gosh, I can't even rate right now. It's also a heavy clipboard. Okay. Well, thanks for coming out. I'm so glad you got her. Absolutely. All right. You got a better night? Because I told her, I said, "You know what? If I don't get you, I'll give you." Meanwhile, back in the patrol car, the situation isn't much better. Please. Those are socks from the Dollar Tree. Those aren't even from her store. Those are from the Dollar Tree. Please, can I have a please? I didn't steal anything from that store. I didn't steal anything. Mary one from Xray 41. I didn't anything. Did your victim get transported by MR or are you still with her? I didn't steal anything. Grab my I told you I'm not a criminal. I don't No, I don't break the law. I'm a good person. The security guard there grabbed my last time I was there. I don't want to talk to the lady. Just take me to jail, please. That lady has harassed me so many times. I don't [ __ ] pissed myself in there. So embarrassing. It's so embarrassing. I have a UTI. It's making me act crazy. Okay. What happened in the store? I've been in there before and the other security guarded me. Okay. But what happened today? Today the lady was took my card away from me. Okay. And she started cussing at me and I don't even know her. I don't mean what the I've never done anything. I don't steal. I don't I have money, you know. What the I don't treat me like some criminal. I don't like to be I don't like that. Okay. I'm a good person. She's mean to me. She's always mean to me whenever I come in here and I just I stabbed. I don't know. I have my Despite her emotional pleas for leniency, her actions and the evidence ultimately results in formal charges. I don't have anything, you know. I mean, at least when I leave my house, I'd like to have a good time when I go shopping, you know, and this caning call me names and treat me like I didn't do anything wrong. Okay. So, why did you go out of the store and then go back into I don't know. I told you I have a UTI. It's making me act crazy. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I just I don't know. She was ultimately charged with assault and resisting arrest. Number four, correctional officer's teen daughter loses it after getting arrested. It's 1:30 a.m. and officers respond to calls about a girl screaming in the street. When they find her boyfriend, he's evasive, refusing to say where she went or even share her name. Where she at? I don't know. What do you mean you don't know? She just ran, obviously. Move. So, what what they She probably went home. I don't know. What direction did she run? I don't know. She's fine, though. She's just going to show up. I'm telling you, just chill, bro. Okay. So, what direction did I know you saw her run off? I don't know. I don't know where she ran. Okay. Well, you're lying. So, where did she go? I don't know where she ran. I don't know where she ran to. Do you have an ID on you? No, I don't. How old are you? I'm a minor. You're a minor? Yeah. Okay. Where's your parents at? Right here. I live right here on this street. I was just walking to the gas station. Where's your house at then? Where Where's Where's her house at? I don't know. My house is right there, right? I was chilling. All right. How old is she? She's 18. Just turn 18. All right. What's her name? I don't know her name. You don't know her name. You're That's your girlfriend. You don't know her name. What's your name? So, what are you What are you trying to hide? What is it? So, she's not going to get in trouble, man. All right. I already know. I already know how this goes. But I I just want to How do you think it's going to go? We're just trying to figure out where she's at cuz she's running down the street screaming. Bro, I'm wrong, bro. All right. But you're not going to get in trouble, right, for trying to help her? I'm not in wrong. I know. All right, then. Okay. So, we need to find out who she is. I don't know where she went. Okay. But you know who she is, though. To tell you. What's her phone number? I don't know. I don't have Is that her stuff in your hand right there? No, it doesn't. You're just walking around with a coach wallet in your hand? No, that's mine. 1211. The femal's walking toward. Come here, sweetie. Not her. I'll talk to her. Moments later, officers find Janelle covered in mud and clearly shaken. Hey, excuse me. Do you need help? I don't need help. Okay. Well, I'm okay. We can hear you screaming down the street. Okay. I'm okay, though. You're okay? Are you sure? We're going to have someone come check you out. I I'll comply. All right. Yeah, stay with him. Let me talk to her. All right. Yep. I'm okay. Just uh talk to the deputy right here. Okay. Okay. Hey, Al. Yeah. Switch. Come here, sweetie. All right. Come this way. Come here. We're going to come over here. All right. Do you need medical attention? Are you sure? I'm sure. Okay. What's your name? Janelle. What is it? Janelle. Janelle? What? You want to sit down? No. I'm okay. Sit down if you guys want me to. Yeah. Why don't you sit down for me, sweetie? What's going on? I'm fine. Well, obviously you're not fine, sweetie. You're covered in mud. I just had an argument with my boyfriend. That's it. That's all it. Did anything get physical? No, I promise. Okay. Well, I need you to tell me because I have people calling saying that you're screaming. Yes, I was screaming. I'm not going to lie. But I'm fine now. I was How did that scratch under your nose get there? Where? I was at a party and my my boyfriend was asking me where I was and I was screaming because didn't want him to know where I was. Okay, that's all. Why are you covered in dirt and mud? I was running through the I was running through over there through the um mangroves and all that stuff. Okay. Why were you running? Cuz the lady was yelling at me. I just wanted to run. I don't even I'm like I just don't even want to talk to anybody. That's all. Okay. Well, where are your shoes? my shoes. I'm pretty sure they're with my boyfriend. If they're not, then I don't know where they're at. What were you guys arguing about? I just got here like 10 minutes ago. He was arguing with me going to a party and I was at a party and I just came over here. Though she tries to reassure them she's fine. Her scratched face and flustered demeanor raised concerns. He just didn't want me to go to the party and I said I wasn't, but I was. I was lying. So So he was trying to get out of me. And then the lady started screaming. So I started panicking. I ran down the street and then I seen you guys. So I just was like I don't want to seem like innocent or anything. So or like guilty of anything. So I just came back here. You're not in trouble. Yeah, I know. That's why I was like I should just come back, you know, explain what's happening. But I need to know cuz you have a scratch on your arm. You have a scratch on your face. It's fine. I was just I was just running through the mangroves and stuff. So they were scratching me and stuff and all that. I'm just out of breath. Okay. Well, I can tell you the way that you were screaming, I could hear you. Something was going on. No, it wasn't nothing going on. I was really just like I was mad at him because, you know, since I went out, he went out to a different party. So, I was mad at him for going out to a different party. Mhm. So, I was like, you know, mad. How old are you? I'm 18. I'm 18 years old. You're 18? I'm 18 years old. Sorry. Okay. Okay. So, do you have a Florida license? I do. I'm not sure if it's in my in my um I'm pretty sure it's in my um Is that your wallet that he has? I'm pretty sure. Bro, get me her stuff out of his hand, please. 1211. I'm good. Five. Is that your phone as well? No. Where's your phone? I'm not sure, honestly. What color is it? It's um purple, I'm pretty sure. But I honestly think I honestly left it with my friend at the park. This might be it right here. the phone and your Thank you. All right. Was your phone shattered already? Yeah, it was. Okay. Find me your ID, please. You don't look okay, sweetie. You're super shaken up. No, I promise I'm blind. I just had to like comprehend a lot of stuff. Okay. Well, I'm telling you that you don't deserve this. Oh, I know. And you deserve way better than that. Oh, one officer still skeptical offers her a heartfelt talk about her relationship and the warning signs in her boyfriend's behavior. Okay. So many people tell me I have been in my own situation involving domestic violence. Okay. It's not domestic. And I can tell Well, it is because the way you were screaming at him to leave you alone. It's probably controlling but not that's abuse, babe. He never It doesn't have to be physical. Traffic. The way that you're screaming at him to leave you alone is abuse enough. And I promise you it doesn't get any better. Okay. So, and I can tell you the way he's escalating with me is not normal. Why do you keep grabbing your throat? This is a vehicle. I'm just like really nervous right now. You don't have to be nervous. No. Like honestly, like it doesn't matter if I have to be nervous. I just get really nervous in like, you know, situations like this. I just get nervous. I touch everything. I touch my hand. I'm just making sure you're not hurt. Yeah. I promise I'm not. Okay. You don't need medical attention. No, I'm okay. Um I can go my step away from him, too. Okay. Well, we're going to do a little bit of investigation before we do that because I'm not fully convinced that he didn't put his hands on you. Like I said, you have a scratch on your face. You have scratches on your arm. We were arguing the whole time in front of this park and like when I ran away obviously I was away from the park like probably like a meter away and then I ran back cuz I seen you guys but you guys can check the whole um footage if there's any like here. I'm pretty sure somewhere across the building but I'm not sure. We wasn't putting hands on each other. I just didn't want to know where I was cuz I was at my friend's party and he's like controlling. So you know I don't want to be in front of my friend's party in front of him so I just told him I was home. So, I understand he didn't do anything wrong, though. Well, like I said, getting to the point that you have to scream for somebody to leave you alone. No, I wasn't screaming. Janelle continues to explain and defend her boyfriend as the officer presses for more details. So, why did people call say that you were screaming bloody murder? I was mad at I was mad at him and the lady she started getting in between our business. So I started screaming at her. So I don't I started screaming actually like leave me alone, you know, type but I don't know if she got it in the wrong way, but I didn't I was trying to scream at her to leave me alone. Show me 50,000 and rob him from no one else. I was trying to scream at her to leave me alone and I ran away from the situation. No, I didn't want nothing to get involved. I just was screaming. Has his parents been contacted? No, he was real not cooperative with Yeah, I know is what I'm saying. So, can we just contact his parents? Cuz he's a juvenile. Yeah, she's 18. Where does he live? He lives. I came over here just so I can specifically talk. Okay. Where does he live? I live downtown. Where does he live? I'm not sure where he lives, but I'm sure he lives, but I'm not sure. So, you don't know where your boyfriend lives? Huh? She doesn't know where he lives. Just like he doesn't know her name. Can I show you like parties? I mean videos of me at the party. I'm not really concerned with you being at a party. That's not why I'm here. But I I'm trying to say that I wasn't screaming at him. I was screaming at the lady like getting involved in our business. Yeah, but something made her concerned. I know. I understand. And I'm trying Honestly, I know like if I tell you guys I'm just trying to tell you guys like she was screaming at us so I was trying to tell her to leave me alone. I wasn't trying to tell my boyfriend to leave me alone. I was trying to tell her to leave me alone. That's all I'm trying to say. Okay. So, my point is and you guys can do any type of investigation, ask me any questions, but I'm just trying to tell you guys she was talking to me and I was I was obviously arguing with my boyfriend. That's not a crime. But despite her efforts, the officer isn't buying it. She's convinced this goes beyond a minor argument. I was just trying to tell her to leave me alone. I was obviously heated in the moment. So, I was screaming at her and that's all that it was. Okay. So, now, can you listen to my point of view? Yeah, of course. It's 1:30 in the morning. Yeah, of course. A person isn't No, just listen. A person isn't typically just sitting outside of their house at 1:30 in the morning, especially an older couple. Yeah. So, that means they were inside their home. That means the arguing was so escalated and the yelling was so escalated that they walked outside to see what kind of commotion was going on and then felt the need to call 911. 721 code. So that's a problem. That's not normal. That's not a typical argument. And it's not a typical argument for an 18-year-old and a 17-year-old to be fighting to that point at a park that's closed at 1:30 in the morning. And right like right when we were arguing, I was telling I was telling my boyfriend where I was at and I guess I was like screaming it because like I like screamed stuff towards him. I guess she I was screaming it towards him to where she thought we was arguing which physical point you know I was just I personally he wasn't screaming I was screaming towards him so 22 arguing towards him where I was. What? Where? How long have you guys been together? And you don't know where he lives. After hearing both sides, the officers regroup to privately assess the situation. Doesn't she won't talk, but something happened. She's covered in scratches. She's covered in mud and water on the side. She might even run out of phone. So, the person that she was cursing at is Deshawn. after Sean was the one yelling at them to stop. She didn't call but her and her husband were right there and they said they watched the whole thing and it was just her screaming at him trying to get her to calm down and then they said calm down or someone's going to call the police and she was like they were like trying to okay never mind and then called she called police on everybody. Yeah. So but they were saying nothing happened. They saw that they they were out here. So maybe prior, but during the whole screaming thing, they said they heard it screaming. They came right out and they they saw that. Okay. Um did somebody contact his parents? We just were checking that. So we got to call him. Things take a turn when officers discover Janelle has an active warrant. Do that for Oh, Sarge. Come here for a minute. I just put two and two together. What? Who is the female who had a corrections? Janelle actually's got a warrant. That's her right there. She's on the phone with her mom who just she just asked her if she's on ship. So, she's got a warrant. Oh, so here, runner. Yep. Wait, let's make sure it's her before we go cuffing people here. Just run her ID number. What was the warrant for? Uh, brawling. Brawling. Yeah. All right. What do you want to talk to me about? I like I talked to my mom. Uhhuh. And my mom like I don't know if you know she's she's in corrections officer. She's Eis Rodriguez. Give a h behind your back. All right. Relax. She's going to be able to I have a warrant. Yep. For brawling. brawling in. Is your mom working right now? Yeah. Okay. I'm not sure. She's already had the call, right? Yes. Can you add her, Sarge? Yeah. I'm not sure what I'm in for. Can you my We'll grab it. I'm going to be adding the female to the call in just a second. Can you confirm a warrant for me? Do you have Do you have shoes on or does she have any shoes or no? No. Okay. Please stay loyal. You want to bring your car over here so she doesn't have to walk barefoot? Do you want to bring your car over here so she doesn't have to walk all the way barefoot? Send me a number. All right. No, you can't call me. Not yet. You want me to have it right now? Yeah, we can do that. Can you write it down, sir? You just want to have a seat right here. I love you. Please. Yeah. That way you don't have to stand. And she's going to bring her car over here so you don't have to walk barefoot all the way over. Panic sets in quickly. She begins pleading, claiming her mom is a corrections officer and insisting she had no idea about the warrant. Can I ask what my warrant's for? Brawling. For brawl? Yeah, for brawling. I didn't write the warrant. Okay. Of course I know. But can I I have first appearance tomorrow? Could be. I love you though. I'm just going to stay put so you don't fall over or anything. All right. Her mom doesn't work. Her mom works day shift, right? She works in um I think she's awatch. I think she uh what's when you first go in? She works booking um intake. Intake. But I don't think she works nights, right? I'm She works nights. She works overnights. Eel. What is it? Eel. Oh, that is right. I know. I love you. Your mom Your mom works tonight, so you should be in there. Did you get his number? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I got it. Thank you. What? I hate you. Where's her property? She She has it. This is his number. Will it be transported with me? Yeah. Yeah, I was going to go with you. Did you know you had this for? No, I didn't. At least like I went underestim Well, today technically is Friday. I was supposed to go to talk to Detective Bouvier and I told him I went to court for this case that he's asking about and he's still asking about it. I told him we already went to court for and it got dismissed. So I don't understand why I still have to go. Well, we weren't written. It's not going to make it any better. Okay. If you would laugh, I wouldn't be here. All right, she needs to go in the car. I'm so sorry, sir. Stand up. I love you, but if you didn't up with them, I wouldn't be here. I love you. As she's escorted to the patrol car, the moment shifts into full drama like a modern-day Romeo and Juliet as she and her boyfriend shout tearful declarations of love across the scene. Tell me you love me back. Just watch your step. All right. Tell me you love me back. Get a hold of parents. I love you. I love you. I love you. I'll see you. I'mma call you. You better answer. I love you. Jesus Christ. This deputy is going to make sure you don't have anything that you're going to bring to the contraction jail. All right. You want me to I haven't p her down or anything. I know, but we're just putting in there so she stops yelling at um Can you Yeah, please. All right, listen. Huh? I want you to stay there for a second cuz I want you to calm down. Okay. I don't understand why I'm being arrested right now. I don't know why you have a warrant. I know it's for brawling, but I don't know what happened. Were you somebody fight? So, it's technically Sunday. Yeah. at this point Sunday cuz it's so [ __ ] right. So Friday I was supposed to go into um um the police station to talk to detective air. Was that clippy? Because I was involved in not a fighting not a fighting. I was involved in a situation um that involved two girls and I was a witness and I had went to court before Friday before he called me to tell me to go in and I told him that that the case was dismissed. The case I went was dismissed and he was telling me that he still needed to talk to me and this and that and I was understanding. I said, "Okay, I'm going to come in Friday." But that didn't happen. I went to I went to the beach on Friday, so I was obviously busy and I'm so sorry. I could have rescheduled, but I guess this happened, you know. All right. Sure. Your mom's working tonight. All right. We're going to call your mom now. Uh-huh. To let her know that we're coming. She begs not to be taken to jail, asking for a chance to call her mom first. Okay. So that she has a warning cuz I don't want to walk in there and surprise her. I like your mom a lot. I'm not super happy about this. I'm not either. Like is there any way you can let me go? Like I I can't do that, sweetie. Like there's no way that I have a warning right now. There's like I was supposed to go in of course to like talk to him, but he never said I had a warning or nothing or nothing like that. So I'm like, "All right, so listen. I was arrested last time for like um fighting for this exact reason for fighting." And I got off I got led out of jail because um it was a misunderstanding and I and he was wrong. Totally. He was wrong in the situ. I could have sued him, but I didn't. I don't want to be in this situation again because I'm tired of this situation for real. Like I'm tired of being accused wrongfully. All right. Hey, I need you to calm down for me. Okay, I'm calm. Like, I totally am. Like, I'm just frustrated. I understand. I get it. I don't want to be It's I don't even know what time it is. I just want to leave. It's 1:30. 1:30. Okay. All right. So, here's what we're going to do. We're going to call your mom and we're going to let her know that we're coming because I don't, like I said, I have a lot of respect for your mom. I really, really like your mom. phone before. Yeah, I don't have anything. While she's in the jail, I will call her before we leave here. I But I know, but I'm saying like could I personally talk to her? That I don't know. Could you tell her like I will like if you tell her like tell her like I will pay her back for wanting me out. I just don't want to pay. Before you keep talking, listen to me. My cameras are on. I know. And I I have nothing wrong to do. I just don't want you to say because I'm going to try to help you. You understand? I understand. And last time I was wrongfully accused and my mom had to bond me out and I was and they told her after I was blonded out I wasn't even accused. So my mom had to pay $1,000 for no reason. Like I'm tired of dealing with this kind of stuff. Like what's your what's your mom's phone number? Give me a second. Okay. I think my sergeant's calling her now and then we'll call her next. Okay. Is there any reason like this is a mistake? I'm waiting for them. Officers allow the call but it doesn't go the way she hoped. Okay. beer. No. So, what happens is my judge was um um Helms, Judge Helms. So, the way this works is I tell dispatch that I'm out with you. Mhm. And then they confirm the warrant and make sure it's active. So, that's what they're doing right now. And if my case is wrong, what can I do? I don't want to do anything against you, of course. But like, it's not going to have anything to do with me. Of course. Of course. But I just want to know what I can do because I'm tired of getting this stuff involved with me. Hang on, sweetie. Of course. Thank you. All right. Are you gonna be good for a minute if I go talk to my sergeant? Yeah. Okay. Just give me one second. I'll be right back. Do you have me turn the air on so you Well, if the air's already on on the front, then I'm I'm all right. You sure? Yeah. Okay. I'll be right back. I have your mom on the phone. Hello. Yeah. Go ahead. Don't Don't put your crocodile tears. Mom, no. I'm crocodile tears. I can you check for my warrant? I there's no check in your warrant. You got a warrant for your arrest. Now you going to jail. Mom, please. Mom, if you pay for my warrant, I will pay for you. I ain't pay for mom. If you're my mom, you would do it. No. Mom, if you if you pay for my stuff, please. Mom. Mom. Mom. No. Mom, please don't hang up. Mom, don't hang up on me. Please. All I'm trying to tell you. Hey, Mom. Mom, I will hang I will pay for you. I promise you can get me out of the house if I don't pay for you. Mom. Hey, don't talk to your mom like that. I'm sorry. Mom, can you just please, bro? Mom, I can't even talk to you. Like, if I go in there, I can't even talk to you. Can you please just try to figure it out? I don't have a warrant for me because I didn't even go to court to talk to the detective. Mom, you know, listen, I just need a warrant. You're going to have to sit in. You're going to have to come in. For how long? Because I didn't I never went to court for the warrant. Her mom is calm but firm, telling her she'll have to spend the night in jail and face the consequences in the morning like an adult. You're not slipping those, are you? Listen, they sign your warrant today for some assault or something. For assault for what? I don't know. You're going to have to come into jail. You're going to have to handle your own like a woman that you want to be. You're going to have to handle your own. All right. Well, mom, please. Mom, can I call you in jail? Like, please. Mom, don't ask for I don't Mom, no. Please. Mom, ask for me. I told you. I warned you about this. Mom, please. What do I do? Mom, what do I do? All you got to do is wait to go to court. All those people. No. Mom. Mom, I don't need to be bonded out. I need to talk to you really quick. Like, for real. Listen. Listen. I'm going to make Mom. Listen. She's trying to talk to you. Panicking. I need you to talk to me right now. Like, mom, it ain't no breathe. Like, mom, I like mom, if you bail me out, I will pay you back. I promise I'll be in debt for life. I don't care. But just call me out. All right. Well, I Please, Mom. Tonight, it it's it's not funny. Okay, go ahead, Mom. Please, Mom. In the morning and I will talk to the detective the detective. If it's the same person that you know, you already know what I know, Mom. I already know what you're going to tell me the speech later, but please, bro, I will pay you back. I don't care how long it takes. I will pay you back. But just please listen, you better come in here acting correct. I will. I will. Like, Mom, I will. I don't want you to get in trouble. I don't want to embarrass you. I already know where you at. I promise you, I'll make with you. But, Mom, when I get that first talk, can I talk to you, please? I cannot talk to you while you're in the facility, Janelle. So then, Mom, where do you want me to walk through? Okay, I I don't have nobody to call. I don't have nobody to call, but what do you want me to do? What do you want me to do though? Sit tight. I want you to sit back and stay quiet and be respectful. She can be with everybody. Okay, but then can you bail me out the next day? I will. Despite her daughter's emotional plea, her mom stands her ground. This time, she's going to be held accountable. I promise I will send you the money. I don't care. I have all the money. My check is she's saying okay and you're screaming at her. I'm so sorry. You keep screaming but mom in my room. In my room in those makeup drawers I have my worry about my two checks. You can you can deal with it. No, mom. I pro my two checks. Okay. Hey my ID isn't my Janelle. Yes. She's trying to talk to you and you're screaming over her. Stop. You're going to you're going to come here. You're going to go through the process. You already know the process. Yes, I know the process. want to go and go to sleep. You're going to you're going to worry about that tomorrow. Talk to the detective. Mom, I don't want to I don't want to have to deal with it tomorrow. I just want you to check my in my purse in my room. There's the two checks. She's at No, but when you get off of work, I don't need your money. I don't need your money. Do you understand what I'm saying? I want you to calm down. Mom, I can't calm down. I'm going to have a panic attack. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want you to have panic attack. I'm going to have a panic attack. I'm running handcuffs. I understand. I need you to take a breath for me. Listen to me. I didn't do anything wrong. You see what this officer You see what this officer is doing? She's giving you the courtesy. I know. I understand. Mom, I need you to shut up. I need you to shut up. All you're going to do is you're going to come into here and you're going to handle it. That's all you're going to do. That's all you can do. I I There's nothing else we can do. You're going to come here. You're going to You're going to sit down. You're going to calm down, go through the process, and you're just going to wait until tomorrow afternoon until I can handle it. You understand? I understand. But are you going to do it early tomorrow? Because I want you to do I have the money for it. I have the money for it. I just need you to do it tomorrow. She just said when she gets off. She just said when she gets off. I will do it at 6:00. All you need to do is breathe. If you don't have a panic attack, you got to have a panic attack. Okay, Mom. Thank you. All right. Now, calm down and relax. Do we need to have Let me talk to the to the Okay, you can. Okay. I appreciate it. All right. You know how I love you. I'm going to get released tomorrow. Despite her emotional state, the officers remain composed, gently encouraging her to stay calm and not make things worse. I'm going to get released tomorrow. Please talk to me tomorrow. I love you. They love me back. I'mma be out tomorrow. I promise. But please let me love me back. Excuse me. Yes, sweetie. What's up? Can I talk to my boyfriend real quick? Absolutely not. He has my stuff. I have your stuff. Please leave your hand. Do you have anything in your wallet I should know about? No. Is there anything in your dress at all? No. You have absolutely nothing on you. Now you can check me. I'm just saying. No, of course. I know. I'm just saying you can check me. Hey, I'm just telling you, you're going to be charged with a felony if you do. I know. Okay. And girl, I think you need to stay away from this boy. It sounds like he's the reason you're back here, right? No. Uh, sounds like he's uh he's not talking very fondly of you, so you might want to find a different boyfriend. He's not talk. What is he saying about me? Not very nice. Thanks. What about me? We'll talk about it in a minute. Okay. Thank you. Please. You're welcome. You're talking about me. You're talking about me for real. After I told you I love you. After I told you I love you, you're going to talk about me. What are you doing? What are you doing? That's hurtful. If if you told somebody you loved them and they told about you, you would be hurt. Okay. But you're not hitting your head on things, are you? No, of course not. Okay. What was that thing? No, I wasn't the cuffs. No, I wasn't even banging anything, but I seat belt. I think I'm not sure. I wasn't banging anything at Is that your shoe right there? I'm not sure. That's one right there. The conversation shifts to her boyfriend. She hears he's been speaking poorly about her and it clearly hits a nerve. You love me and they're talking about me. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Come on. I'm sorry. Let's not. That's not fun. Come on. I understand. But it's not worth it right now, sweetie. You got bigger You got bigger to worry about at this point. Would you want to spend the night in jail and have your boyfriend talking [ __ ] about you and your mom at the next day, even if she blinds you out talking about you, but it's just not okay. Bro, I want to see your mom talking about you cuz you don't live with her. She's a mom. She cares about you. Of course I know that's exactly I don't want. All right. Here. Scoot over here so I can bubble you towards me. Yeah. This is so annoying. Why would you me and love me? This doesn't make no sense. We're going to get going. Okay. I don't want to spend the night in jail. How can you love me and talk about me? I love you. Hey Is my shoes in my phone and my purse? I have your wallet. Your phone? I don't know where your shoes are. It doesn't matter. All All I honestly need is my phone and my purse. Is he getting took jail? I love you. So, what is this fight over? It wasn't even a fight. I was arguing with the lady. No, I'm talking about the thing that your warrant for. Um, I had got into argu well not an argument with this girl. This girl, she used to be my friend and people were hanging out with her and I was with her. I mean, I was with the people that were hanging out with her and I was asking her why she hung out with my boyfriend cuz she had hung out with my boyfriend, right? Okay. This girl did. Yeah. Her name is Love. And I asked her, I asked Lev, cuz Lev, me before this, we were really good friends, you know, like why would she? Frustrated and hurt, she vents about the toll the relationship has taken on her and questions why she keeps finding herself in situations like this. So I asked her, I said, "Why'd you hang out with my boyfriend?" And she was like, "If you hit me this and that." And she just walked away. I never flinched at her. I never did nothing. Like she just thought I was going to hit her cuz I asked her if she why she was with my boyfriend. But she just ran away. And honestly, if I wanted to fight her, I would have ran after her. But I didn't. I just let her go cuz I didn't care. Cuz it's my boyfriend. You know, he's going to come back to me, not you. Yeah. But do you really want to be with somebody like that? Worry about getting on with other people? No. And I understand. Like honestly, sometimes I'm like, "Wow, why would I be with somebody that you know has other people's attention?" It's just like honestly it's just hard to move on. That's it. That's really it. Yeah. If it was easy to move on, trust me, I would have a girl. I We've been there. We've all been there, man. Yeah. But it's a girl's thing. It is. But eventually, man, you got to learn your worth. Yeah. And I know my worth. I know. I know I'm worth a lot. I know worth more than him. Now look, you're going to jail and for what? So I was arguing with him for some stupid reason. It's not because you were arguing with him. It's because he was with that girl. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, and I asked her a question. I don't understand why she Well, I don't know. I don't I mean, I went to court for it. That's why I didn't really go to the detective cuz I went to court for it and the court said it was dismissed. So, I'm not understanding really why it's a big deal. Listen, when we get here, I need you to be on your rescue. Of course. I don't want you to embarrass your mom. Of course. I don't want to embarrass my mom either. That's one thing my mom always tells me. No. Of course. And he got left free, right? Huh? He got left free. uh as of right now. Yeah. I even now she continues to insist it was all a misunderstanding that she had no idea there was a warrant out for her arrest. There any way they could have this as a mistake? Um I mean to be honest with you over see that happening but I said I don't understand why I'm here like right now. like I went to court for this and all that and I got my case dismissed and I don't understand why I'm here. I hear you and I don't know either. Did I get this tried by um Bouvier? Um it does not tell me that. Could he do that though? H could he do that though? He's a detective not for no reason. Like I don't do I I like I don't understand. Do I have any proof against me? Like I don't like I really really would go for this because I'm tired of getting tried for no reason. Like every time I got tried for last reason, my mom had to pay bond and I got led off for um um there was no proof. Like I got let off literally innocent and they I could have sued them, but I didn't because I just wanted to go on with my merry way, but I can't have this thing happening to me every time. Like, it's so annoying. Everyone should get a a case before they at least get like and miss. Like if I was guilty, okay. Okay. If I was guilty, then there should be no point. I should be arrested clearly. But I'm I never got to prove I was innocent or guilty. So that up. Hopefully, you'll be able to get it all figured out. Figured out. And it's all just I hope eventually reality sets in. She's exhausted, frustrated, but ultimately cooperative. Yeah. I hope by tomorrow, but it's just so aggravating. That's it. Like, I'm fine with it. It's just so aggravating. I don't want to spend the night in jail. Nobody does. No, I totally understand. Especially when you didn't do anything. You didn't touch nobody. Like, it's crazy. District 16. I was the opposite way before. I tried to turn my life around and still when I turn my life around, it's still like this endless misery. Like, it's just so annoying. Mhm. No man is worth this. Like, I promise you that. Obviously, I'm so tired of him. Obviously, if I have to argue with him and get in trouble by the cops, like, it's just honestly so annoying. Like, I don't want to deal with you anymore. Like, you not worth it. You have it all figured out. I don't want to leave right now. It's so It's so aggravating. I don't even want to deal with this. I don't know how I have a warrant. It's so annoying. I want to get out of this right now. I don't understand how I have a warning, a warrant, a warrant, a warning, and nothing like that. I don't understand how I'm in trouble with the cops at all. It's real. Do I really have a warrant? Like this is so Yeah, baby. I'm not messing with you. Well, I know obviously if I get the warrant like proved wrong, can I get out today? Like right now? Like I don't want to I don't know. I want to talk to somebody. Like I don't deserve to be here. like there's like other things like people deserve to worry about. I don't want to interrupt you, but you're fine. On my like the last like before I had went to court, um the person I had got into like a conf conflict I would say with was Lev and her dad literally in the report stated that she fortunately was able to go to go home without me. Still, she's left questioning how things got to this point. How a warrant she didn't know about led to her in handcuffs. So, how do I have a battery charged for a person I didn't even touch? That's the only person I could think of. I had like something wrong. That my dear, I am not sure. Sorry, I'm so we can go upstairs. If the report is wrong, can I sue or like can I like you know report this for like that is what is it? What would it be called? False false report because I went to court for this already and they dismissed the court. I mean dismissed the case. That would be a question for either a judge. I had judge Helms last time for this. Okay. Thank you. Like I said, girl, leave that boy alone. so annoying. Like she needs to just leave me alone. I don't give a leaves him alone. She needs to leave me alone. He can go chase her after. I don't give as long as she leaves me alone. I don't care. I need to be I'm going to [ __ ] use that. Hey I want to leave right here. My absolutely not. Do not do that again. Can you tell them I need to get her out of my car? No. I want to go to my mom. That's all. I understand that, but you cannot go to your mom. I want to go to my mom. My mom would know how to get me out of this. I just want to go home or go to sleep. I don't care what I do, but I just want to leave. I just want to talk to my mom. My mom is the only person I trust. the only person that's ever been there for me. That's the only person I want to talk to. Can I talk to her? Can you guys bring her down here? She cannot. Okay, I'll wait. I'll wait for her the next morning. But like honestly, I just I just want to like be It's a sobering moment. A toxic relationship, a confusing situation, and a night in jail she never saw coming. I just want to be transported to like my cell or whatever. and transportation in um what's it called? Um and what is it called in inspect? I don't care. Hey, James, her mom is Rodriguez, so if I can get her upstairs, that'd be great. Yeah, please. Thank you, ma'am. Thank you. You're the only one that understands for real. I don't need her thrashing her head around in my back seat. Let's not do that. I won't. Your mom's working your cake tonight. I won't anymore. I just I just really want to go upstairs and go to sleep. Just sleep. All right. We're trying to get your assistance. I work here. So, I understand. I'm just frustrated. I know. I've been super fair with you. I understand. You really have. I sat with you and let you talk to your mom on the phone for 20 minutes before we even left. I know. I'm sorry. You really have. But I just am so fidget. I don't want to be I don't need you acting like that right now. Okay, you're going to embarrass your mom. I need you to pull it together, please. Okay. I don't want to embarrass my mom. Okay. Here. Come to Sergeant. He's going to try to help us out. All right. Okay. Just relax. Be nice. Be closer. Okay. I will. All right. Come on. I don't have your shoes, babe. aggressive. Before I go up, I only charge this battery, right? Yep. Yeah. Number three, lawyer's daughter detained after public outburst. Police are called to a bar because a woman refuses to leave after being trespassed. When officers arrive, they give her several chances to walk away without consequences. Here's what happens next. Come on, baby. All right, listen. I thought it this is your one and last opportunity. What are you going to do about him? Look, listen. Listen, there is more than There is more than one bar around here. Is that what she's saying? Yes, I did. I told her about it. Is that what she's claiming? Is that a totally different story? So, I want to make sure we're telling the truth and being honest here. All right. Is that what you're claiming? Yes. Start us up. Start us up a here. In here in this establishment. Come on. No, it's fine. No. If you claiming that, we're going to get straightened out. We're going to do it right now. Are you claiming that? You don't give a ling. Just 20 minutes later, she returns to the bar. Do you want to go to jail? Trespassing. Shut the ground. Shut the No, girls. Am I trespassing? Yes, you are trespassing. I want to stop. right here. I'm telling you right now the come to the shut the up and come to the I'm not trespassing on to the law. What's the law? No, no, no. What's the law? Don't call me the law. No. My law. You have to tell me the law. You have to now. You have to go. You have to tell me the law. I know. You didn't tell me the law. You didn't tell me the law. I told you. What's the law? What's the law? You want crowns? You didn't tell me the crowns. You have to tell me the crowns. You tell me the grounds right now. One of the rice on the ground on the ground. Stop it right now. On the ground. Purple color. Guess what? I know. I want to stop now. She refuses to comply, demanding to know what laws apply and referencing her mom being a civil rights attorney. The situation spirals. You did this. You go. Go go go. Go with them. Stop. You have to tell the Miranda right before you put handcuffs on. Please make stop me like this right now. Wake the up. Are you dumb? You're going to cost our family a whole bunch of money for some dumb. Wake the up right now. I swear to God. Wake up right now. TV. Y'all coming in. Oh my god. You're coming to us. You did this to us. Help me. She going to jail now. What are you charging her? Charging with criminal trespass. She was asked nicely. I told her that's felony. She had she had an opportunity. She chose not to take it. Sit up. Sit up. Sit up. an opportunity to tell me the law. Why the are you are you mentally ill? You're charging me with criminal contract. Now you get up and you've been cooperative right the now. I swear to God you don't listen. She is young and please don't do this to her. You I know you have kids. Please don't do this to her. You don't get you don't get kicked and fight the police and go home. Okay. She's going to be in pain for 18 hours. You going to get up? Yeah, she's up. She's okay. She's choosing to be like that. She's choosing to be like that. That's her choice. She don't want to sit up. That's what I'm trying to tell you. Here, let me sit you up. She doesn't want to sit up. [Music] Please hurt so bad. Please. While detained in the squad car, she keeps challenging the process, still leaning on her legal background and pushing the idea that this isn't fair. There you go. They told you that you were banned, right? And then what happened after that? No, they never said you were banned. Okay. Well, they said you couldn't come in. They they they said that you couldn't come into the to the business. That's not the same as Okay. Well, I I'm rephrasing what I was saying. No, rephrasing in the court of law. Rephrasing does not I I I really don't have a whole lot of time for this to go back and forth with Listen, my mom's a lawyer, so I'm like it's ingrained in me to like look at I I I'm trying to just It's nothing against you. just the way I'm but but what I'm trying to do is get your statement. Okay. That's what I'm trying to do here. You know, psychology. It's not just one person. Okay. Well, I'm going to go I'm going to go talk to the bouncers and see what they have to say about what happened and then then then right now you're in the back of the police car. Can I be with my mom? Please. Well, you're going to get charged and then I'm going to talk to officers as to what's going to happen. Okay. Based on what grounds that I have to leave? The bounc are not allowing you into the rest based on what's ground. What's civil grounds? My mom's a civil rights lawyer. Like, stop. All right. You're not Please contact once once we have to use Once we have to use force to get her to comply. At that point, our hands are tied. Disorderly conduct and let her spend the night in. 18 hours in jail. Come on. That'll It's not up to us how long she stays in the jail. That's up to the sheriff. Oh, come on. know where they are. So, my daughter is a a very young and naive girl and she feels that because she was pushed and shoved that she shouldn't be allowed back in there, but she's just really young and naive even of her life. She has her whole life ahead of her. She goes to university. She's a really She's a really girl. She has no Her mother tries to talk officers out of it, begging them not to press charges. It's not happening. She's young and stupid. Most likely we just we can't we can't do what we just did and then unarrest her. Doesn't look like I understand. Please tell her we'll pay a fine. Well, that'll all get worked out in court. Okay. It's not something we can do right now for you. Okay. She's arrested. She's in the back. She's in our custody. I understand. So, we can't go back to what happened at her in there. and my daughter feeling like you know a millennial and feeling like she's your daughter. She's my daughter. Okay. So when I was over there and I asked to to you all about that nobody wanted to say anything. Remember me asking you when she brought it up she saying somebody there and I said if that are you telling me that and I said let's let's deal with that right here right now. Tell me what's going on. And she didn't she didn't want to say anything. Right. It's on camera. Yes sir. Okay. So, but that doesn't that doesn't condone her behavior here. One has nothing to do with the other. I get it. Okay. But you can't fight the police and expect to walk away. I understand, sir. Okay. I suggest you get an Uber, okay? Cuz she's probably not going to go to jail tonight. The only reason why she's not going to go is because they're not taking misdemeanor over there. Okay? So, I suggest you get yourself an Uber. Okay? And when that Uber gets here, put you and her in that Uber. And you ain't stopping anywhere downtown. You're going from Uber to wherever it is y'all live. Yes, sir. You tracking me? Yes, sir. All right. Make it happen, please. Dude, I got a lot of patience for this job. I gave her, as far as what I do, I gave her plenty of ample opportunity to step away. People are downtown and they don't want to listen that alcohol gets the best of them. Sometimes, she's going to need to appear in court. Okay? I strongly suggest when she goes to court, she show some type of remorse. Okay? because there's a big difference between criminal trespass and disorderly conduct. Okay, right now she's getting charged with criminal trespass because that's what she was doing. They walk the mom through what's happening, clarify how she created the situation, and break down what's likely next. She goes to court, probably high probability that it'll probably get reduced or the conduct. Okay? But I'm not the judge. Okay? And when you start messing with the police, it's a little bit different. I I understand that, okay? But listen, I do this job really, really well. And I'm probably one of the coolest cops you will come across, okay? And I and I don't say that to toot my own horn. I've been doing this job downtown here, working these clubs for eight years. I have a lot of patience for people. And as you know just from your own experience with me, I gave you three opportunities, three different opportunities, 10 minutes apart almost to handle your business the right way. Okay? So you need to instill that on your daughter. When you come down here down to Savannah into the bars and everything, there's a certain expectation of behavior that's required from you. And when you step outside of that line, then we have to do things differently. And I really don't like to I don't want to put you all in jail. Okay? I want you all to come down here, have a good time, go home, and be safe. That's what I want you all to do. I don't want to do this. I take no pledge in putting any all in jail. She just yelled. Okay. Well, she learned her lesson. I hope she did. I hope so. This maybe maybe introducing her into this environment ain't right moment right now. You know what I'm saying? Is this her first time being out? Of course. Of course she So, what I'm saying is maybe not you don't understand the world's not fair. She thinks everything is like supposed to be fair. It's not. I know. I know. How old is she? She's 26, but she's with sugar. She's pretty. She's in She has her whole life out of her. She's in school. She's a good girl. Like, you run a record. She'll never get in trouble. And I'm sure she And I'm sure she has it. Okay. But you don't give me any choice when you do that. Okay. I I don't have any choice. Yes, sir. I I know that. We're just waiting on the Uber now. I think at this point here, what's that? Uber's right there. Her Uber's right there. Okay. By the end, she avoids jail, but only because local policy doesn't book misdemeanors that night. She'll still answer in court. Why is it? Like, because life is not fair and you have your whole entire life ahead of you. So, let's go right now. Let's go. Happy I could say all that. I won't go down. I won't. I'm just upset with her because this didn't have to happen for me. I have to drive. If you got I need you to respect her in front of me. I'm a stranger. I don't need you know this conversation. Please. Okay. Promise. Just whatever you all got to say to each other, do it at home. Wait until you get home. Okay. Promise. Because if she calls the police and you all acting up inside there and she calls the police, I'll take you both to jail. You're not going to take me to jail. Then I need you all to behave in back of that car. Okay. She can't be handling that car and y'all fighting in the back back there. Okay. I'm not going to be fighting. I know. I'm just I'm giving you a heads up. So, because you all were just two seconds ago, you were convinced. I know you're upset. It was just I was trying to tell her and now this happened. What you get? I got that. But just wait until she get you get home because you put this young lady right here at risk if anything were to curve in that back seat. Okay. No, ma'am. Okay. Okay. Any issues, call 911. We'll come out there and handle business. Okay. Thank you. Yes, ma'am. She doesn't have her. Where is it at? All right. You're lucky. You are very lucky. You you you you you got, as I like to say in this industry, you got off cheap tonight. Okay? It could have been a whole lot worse. Could have been out of cell phone and you could be in jail. Go home with your cell. You're going home with your cell phone. Probably the worst thing that's going to happen out of this is you probably pay a fine. Okay. The officer then makes it very clear she's lucky this didn't go worse. She still has her freedom for now and an opportunity to learn from the mistake. Provided that you behave yourself when you get into court, okay? that you don't argue with the judge. All right? Just understand something. Your actions are going to dictate my response. Okay? Just remember that anytime you deal with the police, okay? Yes, sir. All right. I'm sorry this had to happen. Okay. But you brought this upon yourself. All right. Hopefully, you learn from this. This is minor in nature compared to some other things that you could have got yourself into. Okay? Live it, learn it, move on from it. All right. Thank you. I'm sorry. All right. I told your daughter I said, "Make sure you all take care of this young lady when you get home." Okay. Turns out my mom's a lawyer isn't a get out of jail free card. Number two, sheriff's daughter busted after hitand-run DWI incident. Late at night, police respond to a call about a down traffic light and find a white bumper left at the scene. [Music] probably got hit in the middle afterwards cuz he said he just left work. It was still up when he was pulling out as he was pulling out the caller. No, he was just hanging out till we we got up too far. Thank you for your service. 681. You want to uh just go check 9 south real quick? Yeah, there's a white bumper here. All right, B, be advised we have a white bumper. Yeah. Yep. Okay. Surveillance and witness statements point to a white vehicle seen fleeing moments after impact. What kind of car was it? I think a white Toyota. A white Toyota. Do you have a license plate by chance? I applied to the car. Okay. Any distinguishing characteristics on it or just a white? I couldn't see who it was. Okay. Was it a four-door or two door? 67. I'm going to check south. Okay. Be advised. We spoke to the person who observed the crash. They stated it was a Toyota Ford. Most likely Camry or si model. 9,000 possibly 9 south possibly cross over nine and continue on lanes towards C. All right. No other description on the vehicle or driver. [Music] I beg your pardon. You see those lights? I can park wherever I want. Plus, there's a road hazard in case you can't see. I see that. I know you got those big glasses there, but what's up? What's up, man? Yeah. Took it, took it out, peeled out, took off. Yep. Yep. Yep. So, now I got to figure out who's responsible for that. Yeah. Thanks. Yikes. What a mess. We can both pick that up. Yeah, we should be able to go for a sec. You good? Yeah. All right. If anybody's in the area trying to break, you just bring some cones out. We're able to move it off the side of the road a little bit more. Make it possible. All right, let's go over to uh go to Wawa. Very uniform. Uh, grab some flares real quick. freezing though. 665. We're just going to play this out for now. Uh we're going to head over to Wawa. So when you get here with the homing the cat uh here, hold this. Hold the watch. Here's what happens when they locate the driver, Teresa, nearby. Uh Applebees. You come back from Applebees. Yeah, I had a drink. Okay. How old are you? 21. You're 21. My dad is um Shan Lee. Okay. All right. I'm sorry. My um I think I left my wallet at Applebee's. Sorry. Just keep your hands out of your pockets, please. It's okay. So, you're coming from Applebee's right now? Yeah. I had a drink. Okay. Which way did you take to go from Applebee's to here? Um I went around um at the light at Route 9 and I came back from here and then around back and then here cuz empty on gas. So you went over by like Lowe's. No, the light. You came out of Applebee's. You came out of Applebee's. The light. Yeah, the light. The Lowe's, I guess. Right there. Right. You cut through Applebee's, right? You went through the plaza. You came out by Lowe's by Chick-fil-A. You made the right and you had the traffic light right there. Okay. Did you hit that pole that's over there? No. You hit the utility pole. Anything in cuz your bumper's in the middle of the road. No, my um I hit the So, do you see this side? Yeah. I hit this. Okay. At my um How long ago? Like about a month ago on my ex's. Okay. Because he broke up with me and I broke up with him and All right. Go hang it out back over there. Keep your hands in your pockets, please. It's okay. I'm sorry. Listen, your bumper's in the road over there. Okay. Did you just hit that pole? No, I promise you I did not. No. So, if someone brings that bumper over here, it's not going to match up perfectly. You're coming from Applebees. You're telling me you went out that way. Everything's matching up. Witnesses said they saw a white car cross over in this direction. And then I happen to find your car parked here with no with no bumper. Officers begin piecing together the facts. Physical evidence from the scene, like the shape of the bumper and other debris, matches her car. Her story doesn't add up. All right, 67. Do you have another unit out with you? Call my dad. He's a sheriff. All right, hang out. What's up? Negative. I just off the traffic while Can you bring her bumper here? Hey, we have So, Teresa, yes. Let me ask you again. Yeah. You left Applebee. Yeah, I left Applebee. You cut through the plaza. You came out by Lowe's and Chick-fil-A. Yeah. Did you hit the traffic pole that's right there? I did not hit the traffic pole. Do you not remember hitting a traffic pole? I did not hit the traffic pole. I promise you. So, your bumper's in the middle of the road over there. And there's a pole down. This part was hanging off already cuz I already hit something. Okay. when I I I hit a deer in Pennsylvania cuz I go to school in and the the this part was hanging off already. Okay. Do you smoke marijuana recreationally? No, I cannot smoke. What do you prescribe that you put that you have on? I am a soccer athlete. I understand. What's the prescription medicine that you had that I Can I call my dad who's a sheriff's officer? Let the one officer come here who's who's out with your other part of your bumper. He's going to talk to you and then we'll go from there. Okay. Well, you go to college. Yes, I go to I mean, yeah, I have a soccer captain there. Okay. I do not smoke. Do you do any recreational prescribed anything else? Over time, Teresa's narrative changes. Just hang out with this officer for a second. Okay, muting for a conference. Teresa is her name. The car comes back to her dad or somebody else. I just found a piece of control you just took out. I I hit you with that piece of That's great. You smash smash the traffic light. You're over here. You said that smell of the baby, but now you're talking. How old are you? I'm 21 drinks. I'm like scared out of my mind. But Teresa, I explained to you this before. Lying isn't going to get you anywhere. You know the truth. You just lied. You just lied. We just caught you in a lie. You told me found this piece off by the traffic light by Lowe's. You said you that piece fell off from Pennsylvania. You told me you hit a deer. a whole bunch of stories. You're a Pennsylvania traffic light and that's where this piece was. I hit it. You see this? I hit it before. This piece fell off at the traffic light that you hit that you knocked over. Lying doesn't help anything. Where were you coming from? Lying. I came from Apple. I had one drink. I promise. Okay. After Apple, where'd you go? I I came from there. The the traffic light that's right there. And then the I came around and there because my house I would have to go through that traffic light. So there. Okay, that doesn't really make too much sense either considering that the traffic light that you took out was on the corner. Her anxiety escalates as officers continue questioning her. Which corner of the back entrance of Los right there. Here's I'm just going to draw this out for you. So here's the corner for the back entrance for Lowe's. Your vehicle came and impacted it on the passenger side hitting the traffic lane. So that means that you're coming from down in a different part of Lanesville Road. You see that Hawaii or Apple is right there. Yeah. Okay. So, I would go that way. I would go that way which Lowe's is right there. Then I would go to traffic lights to the LA Fitness which right there which is my gym. Then I would go that way which is goes down to the quick check which is that way and I would make the right that was that way and it's pretty wide road. Again that does that doesn't make too much sense considering where the damage was and where the pull took that was. So here, ready? Lanesville Road. Yes, Lowe's is on the right. You hit the traffic, you hit the traffic light on the right hand side of Lowe's with the passenger side of your vehicle, which is where this piece was, which matches identically, which didn't fall off in Pennsylvania, which fell off road Pennsylvania. I know that I hit a deer in Pennsylvania. Well, you also hit a telephone pole today or a traffic light today. And I I must have hit something today. I'm sorry. So you you don't know that you hit a a traffic light. I did not hit a traffic light today. So, you mean to tell me that's just a coincidence that this was on You did not hit a traffic light today. So, again, you mean to tell me this is just a coincidence that this piece was found right next to a traffic light? I'm not saying that. I was coming home from my boyfriend's house for one day where I hit a um cross. Just call my dad who's a sheriff's officer. He would tell you this. I hit What's up? As the investigation unfolds, Teresa grows increasingly emotional, trying to justify her actions. Yeah. She's got guacamole everywhere. She got guac everywhere. I was trying to figure out what the green stuff was and I saw that's not chips and guac. Yeah, I know. Yeah, I don't know. up in in Pennsylvania. I'm saying that I hit a like a thing in here and this damaged this here and then I must have hit something today and then this fell off. I'm not saying that I'm lying. I'm saying like and I'm I'm just saying to you that you hit a traffic light at the corner of Lville Road back entrance below. Okay. And then you left the scene. I did not. Did Did you call 911? Did you report it? No, I did not drive over here. I was getting gas and I was at zero. What uh what is that traffic light that is right in the middle by Lowe's and LA Fitness right there? That one. So, it's the one on the corner. On the corner. You're coming this way. Yeah. Road on the corner. If you were to go to the back for those one right before that entrance on the low side. On the low side. Yeah. This tire is all This rim is all messed up too on this side. That's already messed up for the other. I know. I was right next to Yeah, I know. I was at Duncan and the guy backed into me at this this accident. Listen, are you just scared you're going to get tickets or something? Yes. Is that all it is? Yes. So, you want to just tell the truth? Yes. I'm telling you the truth. So, when after Applebees, did you hit a traffic pool? I think I hit something. I remember hitting something. You can't miss it. It lights up. It's red, green, and yellow. I remember hitting something after Applebee's thing like And did you drive away cuz you're scared cuz you had maybe had one drink and you think you're drunk and you might get arrested but you don't seem like you're drunk. Yes. Is that what's going on? So you drove away cuz you're scared. So you might get some tickets and maybe you might get arrested. Is that why? Yes. Okay. So now we're starting to tell the truth, right? The officer presses for the truth, carefully navigating through a web of excuses and inconsistencies. hitting something, but I remember like like from like before this I already hit something and he he So you're saying there was some damage but obviously your bumper is over there like this officer was saying this was already damaged. This was already this fell off because of already damage. Okay. But it fell off on Lanes Mill where the pulley's in the middle of the road. I told my dad he would tell you. Well, here's the thing. Your dad the sheriff's officer wasn't driving your vehicle today. You're dead. Tell you it's already damaged that they already reported to the insurance. They already reported everything. I'm right. You're 21. You're an adult. We're trying to figure out what happened with you and driving and leaving the scene in the crash. I hit a curb. You hit a traffic signal. Oh, I hit a curb. Yeah, you went up the curb. You hit the traffic signal. The traffic signal fell down and you left. I was texting. That's why. And I already had damage. I still I'm just trying to figure out how cuz if you went the back entrance to come out of the Lanesville marketplace that that still doesn't make sense. The damage should be on the driver's side because this is where you hit the the traffic light. If I came out of again I'm I'm telling you I'm telling you your story doesn't make sense. That is that way. No. So what is it? It looks like she It looks like she was going east on Lance Mill, but she's saying she was coming west based on where it is on that side. All right. All right. I'm okay. Let me let mess around to damage one lineup. Okay. So, That's not I was that Applebee's. I went that way. I could have curbed that way, which is that way, which is that road that goes back ways to the Jackson quick check that is like right there. And like once they piece together a clearer picture of what really happened, they reach out to her father, a sheriff's officer. Give your dad a call now that we figured out what's happening and you're telling someone the truth. I still just thought she comes out of that. I don't Is that bag with Glock that's on your face and all over your car? Is that from Applebee's? That's from Applebee's. That's an Applebee's bag. That's not an Applebee's bag. No, it's a So, are you coming from Applebees or you coming from somewhere else? Is that from tonight? Where? Where is that? It's right there. It's right next to Applebees. IHOP. IHOP. Teresa. I just need to talk to a little bit more. Yeah. Yeah, I think I think she's scared. She's hanging out with a boy or something and the dad is I don't know. This makes no sense at all. Maybe hang out with a guy. Yeah, she doesn't want Yeah, exactly. Something like that. So, she spun around or something or she's going to a guy's house or something. Who knows? Yeah. Teresa. What's your name? John, right? Hey, John. How are you? Um, so your daughter is a traffic and airport. I don't know. She's nervous and scared, but she was texting. I don't really know what the deal is. She's kind of frantic and that she was telling us wasn't really making so much sense. Yeah. Just give me a heads up. How bad is that light? How bad is that light? It's down. It's like in the middle of the road. Officers also confirmed the vehicle's prior damage with Teresa's father, ensuring he fully understands the situation. Where what did she do with that crash? Where's the damage on the car? Okay. The damage on that on the car there, I think, if I'm I'm trying to remember off the top of my head, it was like the front right bumper and down the side. There was some bending and scratching going down the side. Okay. How bad was the front bumper? There was a front bumper. Yes. How bad was the front bumper? Oh, how bad? It was uh Yeah, it was a little bit little bit of damage. I mean, like I said, it was it was very dry. In fact, I just called today to get an appointment for an estimate for it. Um, but like so like the fog light area was kind of uh just about missing kind of thing. Okay, that's the bottom side. Yeah, the was the passenger side. Okay. All right. Uh, it looks like the fog the fog light thing. It's I don't know if it's a fog light or if it's like a plastic piece. So, that's gone. The the bumper cracked and then there was another piece of the bumper right below the headlight that fell off by the traffic light that she took out. Okay. All right. You say took it out and came down. Yeah, she took it down. And then she was trying to say that the the one piece that was newly missing from this incident was in Pennsylvania, uh, from the other crash. So, I just wanted to talk to you and get, you know, a better idea of what actually happened there. I I the only thing I know is that the there was the I don't know, it's like a like a rectangle black thing that was missing. The bumper was wasn't meant. I don't know what piece you're talking about. Okay. So, where that down the side? Yeah. So, where that rectangle black thing is, there's a white piece of plastic. So, that came off in this crash and the bumper is like kind of hanging, but it is drivable. Um, so that's that's kind of that's kind of where we're at right now with this. All right. No problem. Uh, can I come out? You guys out there? Uh, that's up to you. I I'll see if she wants you to come out, if she wants, you know, you to drive her home. Um, sure. Meanwhile, they collect Teresa's license and registration to verify her information. Bang. Probably. I asked her when I first pulled the air and she showed she opened her wallet and it was empty. Okay. I was going to call him back. Who's coming out? I think it's right here. License. It fell. Is it took off? What does it look like? Is it on a blue and white lanyard? What? Yes. Yeah, it's blue. Is it? What is it? In between the door and the passenger. Okay. It's between the door there. Oh, okay. He asked what was going on. He said, "All right, yeah, you can grab it." Nice shine job, kid. Thanks. Yeah, sorry. This is my new license. Yeah, I just need the registration to get here. How far is your house from here? 5 minutes. 5 minutes. Yeah, your dad's going to just because you're still very upset. Take that one. Just the insurance card. Uh, no. This is uh roadside service. Yeah. A short while later, her father arrives at the scene. So, what she's saying like and where the damage was and everything just doesn't really make too much sense. So, tried to get some more information out of her. But figures out I don't know who sold out here tonight. What's that? Somebody. No, no, not tonight. So she is at Yeah. So you know where back at Lowe's is? Yes. Where like LA Fitness is in that intersection. Yes. So we got a hole by the low side. So it came down came and then that piece above there was there but was described with the other damage the other black piece obviously. Yeah. No, it was more than that. I mean that I mean that's more than it was. Okay. Yeah. So for the other one was it just like the bumper wasn't hanging like that? Yeah. No. So what it was is um basically this was intact. Okay. Um this cheese was missing and these scratches here are all that's all from um a gear that she um so that's okay cuz once he described it to me I was like you know takes a little power to pick up surprise that's good damage. So it was the um officers. So right now this is going to be my call coming out. He's going to be providing all the details. Okay. Who's your supervisor? Not that I'm just asking. Um so what is it looking like now? That's pretty much it. Um All right. I think maybe there because she said she was at a police. Officers brief him thoroughly on everything that's happened. Then she went to approve us and then left. So Arugus if she goes down. Just to apprise you of something. I I got off work left shift. I'm on the warrant squad, right? So just I I want to show you this so you can see it. Um, I don't know what time you you initiated the stop. Uh, you home 10:39. So, what time did you stop her at? Because she probably got nervous. And I'm not saying that's we know that's not an excuse. I get it. But what do you think time do you think that initial call came? Because she probably hit it and was like, "Dad, what the will I do?" Probably I would say somewhere between 10:45 and 11. That's about right. Hey, Sergeant. How are you? 1050. Okay. Um, right. So, that would probably be about the time she hit it. At what time? She texted me originally at 10. I was trying to get some sleep. I just got off work. Um, she said you home at 10:39. Yeah. Yeah. That's about when Paul came out about that. Like somewhere we got it. Right. So she hit the thing, got nervous and Okay. Did she tell you she was going to Apple or Rugers? Yes. Oh, yes. I'm not sure where which one she went to. Yeah. Um but I know that she was going out to eat rappers or I think she said she got something at a rug or something. I'm not sure. Guacamole or I I know. Yeah. We just weren't sure. She was like when we were talking to her, she wasn't telling us the truth at all. First of all, she was wasn't telling us the truth at all. That damage is old. We're trying to piece everything together together. You know, we're like, "Were you at least going this way on the road?" Yeah. She's had some Well, I I don't know who she was hanging out with. She does have an ex-boyfriend. She's off school for the for the the two weeks. So, I mean, I mean, lying to her cuz she knows that I'm a cop. She knows she knows not to do that. calling in the beginning. Like we just want to make sure that next the officers conduct a field sobriety evaluation to assess any signs of impairment. Let's see how she holds up cuz it seems like when it happens, she either called or texted dad right away, but it's what we're trying to piece together. Doesn't look cool here to get gas. Yeah. That's why we can't figure out why you just hit the big deal. You know what I mean? Unless there's other medication assuming she's or vapes frequently got that like super fruity smell coming out all the air fresheners hanging out they Excellent. It was also interesting outfit to be bouncing around bars. Interesting outfit to be bouncing around bars. So we well we originally thought maybe she was uh I know a lot of times kids dress like that to that's what we didn't know if originally maybe she was coming from some guy's house. She wanted dad to know who she was hanging out with or something. All right. Um this right here step on the ground like this. You're going to take n step out loud. Right. While you do the test, make sure you touch it. You step look down at your feet so you can see where you walking. Keep your arms down at your sides. Count you step out loud. All right. You want to stay in front? Okay. Here we go. After completing the test, they inform her of their decision. Uh so at this point based off the test you did and everything that happened today right I don't think that you were okay to safely operate right I think that is great one 17 for console Dad. Dad. Hold on. We'll let you drive away. Um, do you have anything? No. Do you need anything inside the car or cell phone? No, I was in there like I did the test right. So the war indicator that you're not not okay to take the operating took too many steps. You missed step one raise your arms up. There's a lot of indicators there. So we're going to walk through the middle. I'm sorry. Where's my dad? Oh, your dad's right over here. Okay, sir. So, we have your cell phone. Do you need anything else from inside the car? Anything else in there? And rather than shielding her, Teresa's sheriff father delivers a blunt dose of reality. She'll have to face the consequences of her actions. Stop in the car. You're arrested for DUI. Don't have a seat. I do want you to understand these are traffic tickets, okay? Nothing criminal here. They're motor vehicle offenses, okay? Just stop for one second. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you. Just shut up. I understand. I've seen. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and not order. All right. So, we're going to go to our station now. We're going to do our process. I'll try and read you your rights again. That's fine. And we'll take it from there. Okay. That's fine. All right. Keep an eye on this. Uh yeah already. Yeah. Yeah, they got all that. Yeah, we have all that. You have gloves on you? Yeah. When uh so subsequent to a DUI arrest, you get to get a non completely invasive search for further intoxins. Especially something like this. It's probably a combination of alcohol and and I don't know what he saw on HGN, but obviously the other tests, they're enough indicators for repair. Um, so when he's done over there, he'll come back. You and uh Eric will probably just look through the car. Who's the uh your mom? Yeah. Yeah, it looks familiar. much respect to her father for doing the right thing. He steps back and allows officers to handle the situation professionally. There's like 100 guys and obviously it's like a that's going to come in something. Uh like what what I don't it's not a state that's a that's a private one. Okay. the actual BJ's, Green Leaf, whoever is the real estate entity that owns it, they'll have to do the repairs and it'll probably just it'll go through your insurance. Okay. Yeah. Because the insurance whatever. Yeah. So, it'll be under one claim. Oh, I got you. Yeah. So, whatever you're going to do now to get the car fixed through the insurance claim, it'll be through the insurance claim. Probably going to be 21 years old for medicine and other stuff's on top of the hood. Just open that up though. Uh, he's probably going to need the also the just your insurance. You think that might be the expired reg? I think he he had it. Yeah, they got all the expired one. I think that's the expired one. Yeah, I think so. Keys in there. Thank you guys. I appreciate your guys help. What's that? Mr. Unfortunately, we're not going to be able to turn her over to you cuz once we After a search of Teresa's vehicle, he works with officers providing additional information that could support the case. Other than that, we're good. I mean, she doesn't do um she smoke. What's that? No, but I'm just asking in general. I'm not trying to No. No. And I'll say this honestly, she told me. She tells me everything, right? She told me I think it was like 6 weeks ago that one of her boyfriends gave her an edible. She doesn't smoke cuz she plays. So, she wanted to like she like panicked like she had you know what's happening when people are doing edibles. She never did it and she obviously just get anxious to begin with. That's what she did. But no, I don't I wouldn't unless she I don't know if it's just a combination of everything. Could be a little alcohol if she's saying could be a whole Okay. Well, you know what? She went to she went to talk to somebody. So, right. I'm going to get my wife and I'll find that out. See what they would tell me. Maybe they wouldn't. I could see my wife say, "Hey, keep it on the down low." But, um, are you on uh are you on RDF? I am. You are. All right. I thought you look familiar. Well, it's unfortunate. I know. I feel bad. You know, it's just one of those things where um hold on just uh pending invest. Moments later, she's transported to the station where she's processed and read her rights. All right. So, I am going to advise you of your rights again. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be against court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. Have a present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one be appointed representing question if you wish. You can decide any exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these that I've explained to you? I don't believe your dad's coming. I think uh your dad's trying to coordinate getting the cars back to the house. Well, here's the thing. There's there's no reason for him to come here because once we're done. During booking, Teresa remains emotional but ultimately cooperative. Turn off your leg and lift your arm to me. Come sit right here. We'll take this off. Okay. You want to talk to me? Yeah. I mean, you can talk to her, but you're under custody right now. After being booked, Teresa was taken to a hospital for additional evaluation. She was issued summones for operating under the influence, reckless driving, not reporting the crash, and fleeing the scene. Number one, daughter of former prosecutor arrested for fourth DWI after hit and run. A woman crashes her Ford SUV into a parked truck in a quiet neighborhood and drives off, leaving behind her license plate and teenage daughter. Police arrive shortly after and start piecing things together. Sorry for trying to figure something out. So, who who actually took off that? The bartender. She wasn't working, but she was here and uh the owner would have refused to serve her. She had a couple. Oh, god. So, she took off. She could have tried to walk to my stepdad. That was in Fort M. Where is he? Um, but that's her car. Yeah, that's her car. She's with my dog. Um, I think it's definitely I don't know the exact Wait, I have my bad. I was just trying to give you I was giving you a call excuse to try to figure out what you call pull my cell phone. Oh, I didn't even see it. I'm sorry. This is your daughter after the accident. I guess she calls her daughter. Do you still have her daughter out there? I'm going to see if she can check her location. I'm on 36 now. Heading over toward I think she left the phone here, right? She might be showing you the ocean or that area. Uh, so I'll check mom and see what we got. That's the fall maneuver. She's doing that. Mom must have been driving the car for whatever reason. Take this truck from behind. Uh, then mom takes off. Panics obviously mom hung up on her. Um, and she was here. Where did it happen? Over here or right here? Yeah. Um, just when I witnessed something, I got to go talk to her. Um, and I address the information from the side owners and stuff. This is I think it's offensive. I learned. Witnesses report the driver appeared intoxicated and both surveillance footage and statements confirm the vehicle's involvement. She actually hit the car bumper in this area. They heard a nice crack. Her her license plate fell. I mean, it's really a little baby, dude. It's It's nothing, dude. There's a couple right here. Yeah. Yeah. I see. And her license plate came off. Yeah. I don't know what it in the car. Yeah. I'm not 582. What color is the should be a brown uh brown? White and brown by any chance? I think Scott got her. Yeah, white and brown. Dog's name is Brandy. The mom should be a blonde woman. So I I pulled back and pulled in. The guy in the U-Haul was towing a trailer with a car. As you can see here, he was making his turn. He didn't cut it wide enough. There was no for me to go. I gave him a little bit of room. I sudden I said, "What the hell is that?" And they honked at each other and I guess she got upset and thought I was pulling over. So she went to go around me, but there's there's nowhere to go. Yeah. So she just she bumped into me. There was just a slight bump and and that was it. All right. You know. Yeah. Still got to do something about it. You know what I mean? She took me that welfare check on that. Little baby. Even the witnesses expressed concern for the suspect's young daughter, shocked that she would simply leave her behind. She's She's got her daughter. She's really upset still. So, you want me to just How did she get here? An Uber brought her. So, I can drive the daughter home. She just worried about her mom. Yeah. Um she she is she in high school? 17. Yeah. 16, I think. Cuz I don't think she But Linda, who works for me, we have her daughter. Do you have any information? Jen's cell phone is still in the car now. Our daughter has it cuz she had a code in the car. Okay. Someone's looking for her. Yeah, we're trying to find her. If you can get me a first name for the child, please. Did you see where the license plate went? He He was holding it in case she took off and she jumped in and said, "My brother's an officer." D. He was like, "That was going off, but they did throw it. Okay. Appreciate the help. Thank you. She's going to give he's You said you would give her her her daughter a ride home. Yeah. I just with her daughter and we'll find her daughter's very worried and crying. So I don't know. Um Yeah. Uh I think we found her. Okay. Good. So where where'd they go? Back to side. Yes. But I don't think I don't really think if if you think you found her, then I'll let her daughter know to calm her down. I don't really feel comfortable about bringing her daughter to the house right now or something. No, I don't think so. I'll try to keep her here and maybe feed her and and get her home a little later. I I don't really She's in this super upset. Yeah. Not the daughter. She has I But she is. Yep. I'm going to go over there. Okay. Soon, officers locate the woman walking down the road with her dog. How are you, man? You're right home. You're so worried about my daughter. Why don't you give me my daughter? I'm not going to go home. Why not? Cuz I'm not going to. Cuz you're so worried about my daughter, but you're that whole hung up against me that you don't want to help me. You want to be a to me. What's going on, ma'am? What happened today? My dad's a million. Okay, we're not asking you about that. What's going on today, man? Where are you coming from? Nothing. And I just try to get a bite to eat at the place I work. Where's the place that you work at, man? Portide. Port side. Portide. And somebody stole my drink there. So I walked out. I walked over to my dog cuz my boss had How'd you get to Portide? I drove there. How' you What car did you drive there? A Ford Explorer. A Ford Explorer. Were you involved in a motor vehicle crash, ma'am? Absolutely not. Absolutely not. All right. Absolutely not. Okay. Absolutely not. Courtney, is uh her daughter on scene? Yeah. Have her come down here and pick up the dog. My daughter can't be on the scene. She's 15. Huh? She's 15. She's 15. All right. Give me a second. Yes, she asked her to pick her up. Uh, no. She asked her to call her an Uber. Uhhuh. So, I guess she went there to call her mom an Uber somehow. Uhhuh. And then mom got involved with whatever she got involved with. I didn't get involved in anything. I just said, "I'll park my car." All right, ma'am. Do you have someone that could come pick up the dog? Why? Why do I have to do that? Like what do you have? What do you What's your big beef? Like my my cousin's your father. I don't care about your cousin. I asked you have somebody to come pick up your dog. Your dog. All right. So if not, we're going to call animal control and we're going to take because you're going to be placed under arrest, ma'am. For drunk driving. Yes. For leaving the scene of an accident for also leaving the scene of an accident. Leave a scene of an accident. So you're just walking down Highway 36. My car has been parked at the port side for the last 45 55 minutes. I was not involved in mole. So where are you coming from right now then? I'm not involved in motor. I'm asking where are you coming from? Mole pickle accident. Call my daughter. Call her. All right. Give me a second. Let me find here and she's going to be a 41. All right. Stay right there, man. She insists she wasn't driving and claims she was simply walking after getting food. But the officers don't buy it. Walking home. I've been walking home side. Good. You good? Whatever. You're a little bit of a like rough nut. Words. Yeah, you are. You're not nice. You don't have a good time manner. Yeah. Uh where's uh Bhowski? Anybody? Anybody that knows me? How about you call? What's up? Oh, no. I check. Hi. Hi. So, you were driving the car, so we're No, I wasn't driving the car. The car has been parked for over 45 minutes. Don't argue about this. Okay. Sure. You're a drone lady. Okay. We're going to do SSD test. Okay. Sure. I haven't I My car's been parked for 45 minutes. 45 minutes? Yeah. All right, man. We just got a report that your boss is saying that she sent you home because you showed up to work intoxicated. When she sent you home from work, let me finish today. Let me finish. She said when she told you to go home, you got in a car, they tried to stop you from driving and you got into a motor vehicle crash. So, what we're going to do right now, ma'am, we're going to do field sobriety test to determine if you are intoxicated. If you are intoxicated, you will be placed under arrest for drunk driving. That's great. Okay. So, if you don't mind, I will take the dog. I haven't driven in over an hour. Okay, not a problem. My car has been parked in that place for a long Just right this way, please. Okay. stand over here. She references her family background, mentioning her father's history as a prosecutor and an uncle in law enforcement while continuing to deny any connection to the crash. Fracking, you want me to do her? You got it. I'll do I'm sure. Can you call buddy? No, we're not calling low buddy, man. God forbid you asked anybody for like a recommendation. Recommendation for what? Ma'am, for my character. Your character? You walked away from the motor vehicle crash. Got out of the All right, relax everyone. Relax. Everyone relax for over an hour. Come here, buddy. Yeah, your dog's about to take off. That's on you. Right. All right. Go ahead. Do the sorbet sandy. Brandy, sit down. Brandy, come in here. Come here. Hey, buddy. You ready for better with this time? Hold on. Don't chase it. Don't chase it. Don't chase it. Don't chase it. Don't chase it. Don't chase it. Ma'am, you want to call your dog? Randy. He's gone, dude. Oh boy. Hey, puppy. Oh, no. No. All right. Oh no, this is it. Yep. Just ran out of way. Hold on. Officers begin the field sobriety test on you guys, not me. Blame me for that. Okay. My my my great uncle is a retired NY middle town police department. You guys are like my father was a Middletown prosecutor for years. I don't understand what your beef is with me. I left my car back there 45 minutes after you hit a car and left. I didn't hit a car. I didn't hit a car. That's that I didn't hit a car. Okay, ma'am. All right. We're going to do we're going to do Sanderfield test with you. Okay. I didn't hit a car. What proof do you have of me hitting a car? What proof do you have of me hitting a car? Turn around and face this way, please. Sure. I didn't hit a car, though. I didn't hit a car. I'm going to read this aloud and demonstrate. Okay, don't move until I tell you to do so. You're going to put your foot on the left line. Pretend there's an imaginary line in front of you. Put your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot. With the heel of your right foot touching the toe of your left foot, I didn't hit a car. Place your arms at your side. Keep them at this position until you're asked to begin. I didn't hit a car. I didn't hit a car. I didn't hit a car. Where's the proof that I hit a car? Place your arms at your side until keep this position until you are asked to begin. Okay. I didn't hit a car, though. I didn't hit a car. I didn't hit a car, though. I'm telling you right now, I did not hit a car. Do not start to walk until I ask you to do so. Do you understand? When I ask you to start, take nine heel toe steps down the line. Turn around and take ne uh nine heel toe steps back. When you turn, keep your left foot on the line and turn left by taking a series of small steps with your other foot. Okay. I She struggles through each one all while continuing to argue. So say your left [Applause] foot and then nine. You're going to go like this and then take nine. While you're walking, keep your arms at your side. start until he tells you to stop. Okay. Count your steps aloud. Once you start walking, do not stop until you have completed the test. Count the first step aloud from heel to toe position as one. Do you understand? You may begin the test. Sure. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 clock out here. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 dark 16 I wear contact lenses. 17 18 I'm not all over the road. cars on each side. I don't know what you guys want for me. Everything. All right, ma'am. We're going to Somebody worth picking on. Take your hands out of your pockets. We're going to do another test. Okay. Why is picking on somebody worth picking on? Yeah. Why are you picking on so many problems? Ma'am, turn around. Listen to this. Sure. Do you have any leg injuries? Any hip problems? I have hip problems. Okay. In which hips, right? Okay. Expressively. Yep. As the process goes on, it's clear she has no intention of taking the test seriously or cooperating. We're going to do the onelegged stand now. Okay. I'm going to demonstrate. Okay. With the lights on on Highway 36, you got the dog. Do not ma'am. Back your way. Keep your hands out of your pockets. Right here, please. I asked you have like your hands feet together, hands down your side. Stand with your feet together and your arms down at your side. Just landed that parking lot. Do not start the test. Do not start the test until I tell you to do so. Okay. Do you understand? Sure. When I tell you to begin, raise one leg, either one, approximately 6 in off the ground with your toe pointed up. Paving some even. Is that fair? Good. Pretty even. It's pretty even. Keep both legs straight and your arms at your side. While holding this position, count aloud in the following manner. 100,002 1003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay? So, like this. Yeah, I got you. 1,00 1,002 100 No, I I didn't say start yet. If you put your foot down, raise it up. Raise it back up and continue counting for where you left off. Do you understand? Not really, but I'll give it my best shot. Do you want me to explain it again? No. You're asking me to like put my head down, start counting, and lift the leg up. No, you start counting when you lift your leg up and look at your foot. Okay, that's great. Do you understand? Partially. Stand with your feet together. and your arms down at your side. How about you do it? How about you do it? I'm literally demonstrating it to you. Go ahead. Do it again. Do it then. 100,00 1,002 100 34 1006 107 1008 1009,000 10. Okay. Like that until you until he tells you to stop. Okay. Do you understand now? Sure. You may begin the test. Up next, the one leg stand test. Let's see how that goes. 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 1006 1007 This is my bad 1008 10009 10. All right, ma'am. So, you did not pass either one of the tests. So, you're going to be placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Okay. I'm not driving. I was walking with my dog. Place your hands behind your back. I'm walking with my [ __ ] dog. I'm walking with my dog. I wasn't driving. You're liars. You guys are liars. You're [ __ ] liars. How about that? You're lying. You're lying. How about moving still so you can lock You're lying. I wasn't driving. Liars. I wasn't driving. You liars. I was not driving. How about you admit you were lying? You crashed your car. You fled the scene of a crash. I [ __ ] crashed my car. You're being charged with the blind. being charged leaving us in an accident. You're being charged with fail to record an accident. That's not true. My car is We have witnesses. Yeah. I did not car. I did not crash my car. Right here. I did not crash my car. I did not see an accident. Yep. Do you have anything in your pockets that's going to stick to your pocket or anything? No. Some money maybe. Don't worry about it. What's in your back pocket? What's in your back pocket? Don't reach. Let go. keys to my car that I didn't drive about. You lied. I didn't drive my car. Stop moving. Okay, man. I got a kid. I'm [ __ ] I get out of the car and pat her down like you're supposed to. Put her against the car. Stand against the car and do not move. If you move, we're going to up the charges to resisting an obstruction. You understand? Go hide, mother. You guys are st I didn't [ __ ] drive my car and you know it. You know it. You know I didn't drive my car and you guys are have nothing else to do. Give me my money. And when she's handcuffed and detained, things only get messier. What's in your back pocket? Pick it up. Not you. Count it right in front of me. Count it. Count it right in front of me. No. Count it. Count it. You [ __ ] Oh, you're getting another. Count it. Go ahead. Count my money. Count my money in front of me. I did nothing wrong. Now you're getting a charge. Count it. Go ahead. Go. I know everybody in Middletown. Count my money in front of me. Count my money. Go ahead. Pull me out of the car. Count my money in the car now. Count my money. Count my money in front of me. Count my money in front of me. Count it. Count it. Fisher. [ __ ] Better. You good? Yeah, I'm good. Thanks. I'm sorry. All right. [ __ ] [ __ ] count it. It's going rain a bag right now. Count it. Count it. She still You know your daughter's really worried about you. You know that ahead of the cells and have 33 414 in the valley port. Inside the patrol car, her behavior doesn't improve. She refuses to take any responsibility, blaming the officers for everything that's happening. 17 location for John. 414. County transporting one female 41 from this location to headquarters. Start mileage is 3279. Let's go. treating me like I'm not a How about that? Okay. How about you? I was walking my dog home. I'm not driving my car. I didn't hit anybody. That's a lie. How about presumed innocent till guilty? You're an dude. You're a [ __ ] life up. I got to get to work tomorrow. You're a little piece of glad you found somebody. Glad you found something to hold on to. Glad you have something like Yes, ma'am. I am JR on the way. It's unsettling to think that there are people and drivers like this on the road. Where's your phone? Gave me my call. Left it in my car. Wasn't that much concerned about it cuz I didn't do anything wrong. I walked home with my dog. She keeps protesting, accusing the officers of ruining her life and once again named dropping her family connections. My cousins are Middletown retirees. You called one of them. I'm with you right now. Harassing me. I didn't do nothing wrong. I was walking home with my dog along Route 36. I didn't have an accident at all. That's a lie. You guys lie to your face. You guys are liars. You're a liar. Liar. You [ __ ] liar, [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] liar. You [ __ ] liar. You lie to make people look bad. I hope you're happy. I just want try to walk home with my dog. Where's my dog? Where's my dog? I don't know. I have you. I have you in the car. You don't care people. You're just a piece of I'm walking along side of the road and you got a tip and you arrest me without any you're my dog from me. I was home. I was following no one. Okay, ma'am. I did nothing wrong. I got nothing on me. Make yourself look. New Year to you. Happy New Year. Somebody [ __ ] your day off one day, too. I did nothing to you. I was walking home with my dog, not bothering anyone. I didn't have an accident. After you hit a car after Yeah. You parked after you hit a car. No, that's not true, dude. That's not true. Imagine being stuck in a patrol car listening to her lies and threats the entire ride to jail. And now you're presuming I'm [ __ ] I'm locked up here. You're wrong. You're wrong. There should be some justice for someone like me. Give me a phone. I'm calling Tony Perry. Get me the phone the minute I get in that. You get me? Call nobody for me cuz you're a liar. You'll get a call after you get processed and everything. My cousin retired from Middletown Police Department and you're a nobody and you're trying to be somebody who's nothing but an to somebody like me. You're being an [ __ ] You're like you're like, "Oh, wow. You're a [ __ ] good guy." You're not a good guy when you [ __ ] treat the good guys like So your job when you treat a good guy like like you're nothing. You're being so mean to me. It's not even funny. I don't like you. I always good thing about you is you're not nice. They're not a nice person again. That middle town is getting too big for you to populate. You're going to actually have to actually work. When all these people move in, you're going to actually have to work. Oh, wow. Got easy street [ __ ] long. Now you have to actually more. A poor baby. Poor baby got collect a big paycheck doing nothing. But now you have to do something. Isn't that funny? Despite the barrage of accusations and verbal abuse, the officer stays composed, refusing to let her get under his skin. Isn't that funny? You have to actually like work. Wow. Got a lot of infiltrates into here. A lot of people infiltrating into Europe like nobody business and I want my when I get in there. Forget it. Shake your head all you want. My father was a prosecutor here all my life. I'm not a bad person. You're just being a to me. I don't stand up for my cuz you're I was walking my dog home and you just I didn't in a car. Prove it. Somebody else in the bar. Not me. Not me. 414 Park County arriving at headquarters. Ending is 32182 tac 9 in lic coming up this alleyport please. How about buddy bamb somebody I know. How about you copying a little like like 414 to 358? Did you find the dog? Eventually, they arrive at the station where she'll finally have to face the consequences of her actions. And you know it. And you know it. I was walking my dog home. You got nothing better to do. Glad you Yeah. Yeah. Uh I I look I just I just checked her pockets and nothing. I didn't I'm still on by the way. We're just finding out right now. Home. Awesome. Say I Got my 100 bucks in there. How about the money you sold for me? My [ __ ] money, dude. It's in here. It's in here with your keys. Is it? my [ __ ] And just when you think the insults are over, she fires off another round. out of here. Did you grow up in Mel Town? No, you didn't. Did you? That's why you have no respect for someone that did. You didn't grow up here. You didn't grow up here. I did. I did nothing wrong. I was walking my dog home on the trail and you know it. You're just Can you talk to her at all? Um, she's just cursing me out. I can try. Well, I'm going to talk to her. Is she going Is she listening or not? Uh, she's trying to calm down. Hold in here. Uh, Jack, I believe so. I I don't have her ID or anything. When the officer asks her to take a breathalyzer test, this is how she reacts. Watch out. She's not sealed. I try to She was trying to stop. Hi, miss. How are you? My name is Danny. How are you? Stay in the car. Get in one second. All right. I'm just going to try to read something to you. Okay. Are you Are you hurt at all right now? Are you heard? No. Except for the handcuffs. Well, we're going to get those off in one. We're going to get those off in one second. Okay. I was walking my dog home. I just have to read you something real quick. Okay. Yeah. You go ahead. So, just hear me out. Wait till I'm done and then I'll answer any questions you have. Okay. So, just know we're being recorded. Okay. So, you've been arrested for driving while intoxicated. I wasn't sure. Hold on one second. My dog on the trail. We're going to talk that about that in a minute. I read something to you. That's okay. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol content. A record of the taking of the breath samples, including the test results, will be made. Upon your request, a copy of that record will be made available to you. After you have provided samples of your breath for testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a person or position of your own selection take the independent samples of your breath. Blood or you're in for independent testing. If you refuse to sample breath samples of of your breath, you will be issued a separate summon for the refusal. A court may find you guilty of both refusal and driving while talks. I was not driving. I was walking with my dog. If a court finds you guilty of the refusal, you will be various penalties. You're good. Uh including license replication up to 20 years a $2,000. My father was an attorney. That's great. Cancellation in interlock device and referral to an intoxicated driver resource center. These penalties may be in addition to penalties driving for any other offense. You have no legal right to have an attorney in your position or anyone else present for the purpose of taking the breath samples. You have no legal right to refuse to give or delay giving samples here. I wasn't driving. Any response? I'm not taking the drivers. Any response? I'm not taking it. That is a big condition in any respect to my request that provide breath tables as a refusal to submit the breath testing. You're sorry. You're going to jail anyway. Uh testing. Even after he calmly explains the consequences of refusing, she continues with the same behavior. Where's Buddy from? He's not going to like you either. To follow my instructions to not properly perform the test, you do not provide sufficient breath samples. I charge you for refusing me. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not trying to. Yeah. I repeat the law required you samples. Will you submit the samples to your drive? No, I won't cuz I wasn't driving my car. I wasn't driving my car. Out of the car. your uh guns. Yeah. Later, after she's processed at the station, officers inform her daughter about what's happened. So, we did place your mom under arrest. Okay. And when we did that, the dog slipped out a leash and ran onto the trail. We're looking for him. I'm sure we'll find him. Um I know it's not the best news, but um we saw last time we saw him, he ran on the hang trail. It's a girl in hand. It's a girl. Okay, I'm gonna This is the leaf. Oh my god. How? It's a puppy, right? Look at your puppy. No, she's five. No, she's five. Okay. There's Brandy. Brandy. She's a girl. Is she chipped or anything? What does that mean? I'm sorry. Like the microchip? Nothing. Okay. Does she have anything else on her or just that? Okay. What about who who else do you live with? Like it's your mom. Now, is your dad? No, my dad is in Montreal. Okay. And my husband was my grandpa's at my house. My grandpa's old school. Okay. I'm fine, too. So, we we just have to make sure that whoever is responsible for you has the opportunity because you're a juvenile to, you know, tell us where they want you to go. I I trust Linda. I trust you. I trust them at my house that I live at. It was my grandma's home. I'm done. Okay. So, they'll lend her or somebody will drive you home. 100%. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. I can. You can even come to my house with the door. We can No, no, no. Cook. Here's what we're gonna do. We're gonna go look for the dog. You and I. I'm I keep going up and down the trail. I am ready to like right now. It's a bad night. Holy. I'm sorry, Tatum, but we're going to find this. Okay. Is that you? Is that her? No, that's Gabby, Mark, and Dorene's daughter, right? Another freaking beauty. This one gets out of the car. I'm like, when all everything that's going on, she gets out. like a woman. But when did you get so freaking beautiful and she's 15? Oh, we're going to find her. Yeah, we'll find Are you But are you She might be microchipped. So, you just Are you sure, honey? Police ensure the girl's safety, ultimately placing her in the care of trusted family friends. I'm going to call my boss real quick and make sure he's good with me letting you take her. I'm going to I got her, right? I just I have to make sure. No, no, I know. You got to do what you got to do. Do you need my phone number? Where where are you guys at that we could go look for her? So the last time I saw the dog you know the crustini parking lot. No I don't know where it's the old pizza place on 36 my dog. Oh wait you can't you're not first of all he's not letting you leave without me anyway. So like right now you're in my custody so to speak out there looking and there's one of them's a canine guy. So yeah we're going to dog took off. Yeah. slipped the collar when uh they were trying to take the door. Did one job. I wasn't there. I wasn't there. Just give me two minutes. I'll come right back in. All right. I got to make sure legally I have to call my boss to make sure that I can let you guys take her without getting in contact with my grandpa or something. Okay. Yeah, she'll be she's fine. She'll be with me. She's going to drive so I can drink and you know. Yeah. Two minutes. No, we're not supposed that their parents are divorced. Um, she said she lives with her mother and her grandfather. Grandfather's old and doesn't drive anymore. I'm sorry. Yeah, they're divorced. I guess he goes to Montreal and he lives in Montreal. I I didn't get that one. She said he's going to get in my country and they divorced. I'm sure I call him. Okay. Throughout the process, officers remain calm and meticulous, carefully documenting every step and following proper procedure. Um, are you guys bringing my mom home or No, she'll end up just when somebody gets arrested for drive and prosecutor, um, they have to call somebody to pick them up. So, she's going to she'll end up calling somebody, I'm sure. Pick her up at from the police department. Where? From the police department. Police department. Okay. Um, how long do you think that'll be to? It depends. It could be as soon as a couple hours. Um, if she's super intoxicated, I don't know. I haven't talked for Depends on what her what she's like. If she's very task, then we might have to wait a little while until she can call somebody. There's there's a lot of there's a lot of variations on but she's safe. By the end, the daughter is safely in the care of responsible adults. The search for the dog continues and the suspect now faces multiple charges, including DWI, fleeing the scene of an accident, and refusing a chemical test. No badges were flashed. No favors were given, justice served cold. What do you think of these cases? Let us know in the comments.