They pushed their luck with the wrong officers and found out why that was a mistake. Here are five cases when entitled teen Karens get much needed reality check by cops. Number five, teen crashes and breaks down as DUI charges loom. An 18-year-old crashes her silver jeep headon into a utility pole, drawing immediate response from local deputies. Here's what happens when the officers arrive. Thank you. >> Welcome registration. [Music] >> Registration. >> I don't care if this registration. I've never really been pulled over, so I don't know >> what's wrong. >> Is this the registration? I've never been pulled over, so I don't know. >> Um, >> yep, that's it. >> Okay. >> All right. And your license? >> Um, he took it. >> All right. So, you were driving. It's okay. Take your time. >> It's not okay. >> All right. Where are you coming from? >> I'm coming from my friend's house. >> All right. Walk with me over here. Okay. >> No, I've never even really been pulled over. >> It's okay. It's all right. Take your time. So, what happened? >> We were driving and I got a phone call from her boyfriend and I looked down at the phone and I and I crashed into the pole. >> Okay. I didn't even I looked down and I looked back up. >> Can I help you, ma'am? >> You need help? >> No. >> I'm like, >> "Okay. Are you walking?" >> No, I I just came out to see what happened. >> Okay. All right. So, you're at your friend's house? >> Yes. And we left and I went to drop her off and I looked down at the phone cuz her boyfriend called her and I looked down for too long, I guess. How old are you? >> 18. >> All right. Do you have anything to drink or anything like that tonight? >> And I haven't had anything to drink. >> Okay. When's the last time you had something to drink? >> Um, probably like a week ago. >> Okay. Nothing. >> Drink and drive. I don't >> I'm just asking if you had anything >> my parents are alcoholics and I don't do that. >> Okay. But you didn't have anything to drink? >> No. >> All right. What are we doing at your friend's house? >> Well, just hanging out. >> Just hanging out. All right. And are you not hurt? >> No. My lips a little busted, but it's not nothing bad. C. >> When questioned about alcohol use, she insists she hasn't had anything to drink, emphasizing that her parents are alcoholics and she avoids alcohol altogether. Despite her confidence, officers proceed with a field sobriety check. >> Okay. She had a little blood. >> Nothing bad. >> Did you hit the airbag or is that the steering wheel? Did you hit the steering wheel? >> No, the airbag. >> Airbag. All right. >> And it was just you and your other friend were in the car. >> Yes. >> All right. So, where were you coming from? Like what street? >> This way. >> You were coming from this You look down at the phone. >> Yeah. >> All right. What made you look at the phone other than the boyfriend calling? >> Nothing. Just him saying he was on the phone. He was talking and I looked down and I looked back up and we were going and we just crashed. >> Okay. Do you have any um I know you say you're not injured from the motor vehicle crash, but do you have any medical conditions? Anything that would affect your eyes, anything like that? >> No. >> All right. I know you said you weren't drinking. Okay. >> Yeah, you can test me. >> I'm just going to check your eyes. If you if the eyes are fine and I don't see any indications, you're not going to do any other tests. Okay. >> Yep. You said you have nothing to drink, right? >> And you're okay, right? You said >> okay. [Music] All right. Do me a favor to stand back here for me and put your feet together. >> All right. >> Can I keep I'm really cold. >> It's okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Hold this. Yep. All right. Do me a favor. Just look at the tip of my pen for me. Okay. You see the tip of my pen? Yeah. >> All right. I want you to touch it with the tip of my pen. Okay. >> Can you touch it with your right index finger? >> Good. All right. What I want you to do is I want you I'm going move the pen from side to side. Okay. >> Yeah. >> What I want you to do is I want you to follow with your eyes and eyes only. You understand? >> You understand that? >> Yep. >> Okay. Just your eyes. >> Keep looking at the pen. Okay. >> Yep. [Applause] They begin with a standard eye test using a pen to check her ability to track its movements without turning her head. Then comes the walk and turn. Let's see how she handles it this time. >> All right, let's slip back here further. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Come walk with me. All right. What's your first name? >> Megan. >> All right. And you have anything to drink? >> No. >> All right. Do me a favor. Stand just like that. >> Put your feet together for me. Okay. Put your hands down by your side. Okay. What I want you to do, I want you to put your right foot in front of your left foot, touching heel to toe like this. >> In front of the left foot? >> Yep. >> Yep. >> All right. Keep your hands down at your side. Okay. >> Yep. >> All right. Just like that. Now, stay in that position. That's called the starting position. I want you to stay in that position as I explain and demonstrate the test for you. Do you understand? >> Yep. >> Okay. What I want you to do is I want you to take a series of small steps. Okay? Each step you're going to count out loud. One, two, three, and so forth. Okay? If you lose your balance, you just put your foot back. You just put your foot back. If you lose your balance, okay? All right? All right. And you're going to count with each step. One, two, three, and so forth. Okay. With each step, you're going to touch your heel to your toe. Okay? It's look like this. One, two, three, and so forth. You get to nine. Okay? Once you get to nine, you're going to take a series of small steps. You're going to turn around. You're going to come back. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Do you understand the test? >> Yes. >> All right. Do me a favor. Put your right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. >> All right. You can begin the test when you're ready. Okay. Make sure you can out loud. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay. All right. For the next test, I want you put your your heels together like this. Kind of make like a little angle. >> Yep. >> Okay. Step back a little bit. I don't want you on that end there. There you go. Go. All right. All right. Why don't you do you're pick whatever you're going to pick whatever foot you feel more comfortable with. Whether it be your right leg, your left leg. Okay. You're going to raise the approximately 6 in off the ground, keeping both legs straight. >> Can I put my pants on? >> Yeah. >> I have pants in my car. Yep. >> I'm free. >> The cold weather clearly makes things uncomfortable, but she continues cooperating throughout the test. >> Whatever. I guess I I don't have my sweatpants, so it's >> all right. We can just do it right here. Okay. >> Okay. That's okay. >> All right. So, like I said, you're going to put your heels together like this. Okay. Whatever foot leg, whatever leg you feel more comfortable, you're going to raise approximately six inches off the ground. >> You're going to keep both legs straight. Okay? >> All right. Imagine a soda can out underneath your foot. You're going to count in this manner. 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 and so forth until I tell you to stop. You understand? All right. So, I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay? I'm going to raise my right leg. It's going to go 1 2 100 3 100 4 1 5 1. Look down at your foot and count. Okay? >> Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Keep both legs straight. Okay. >> Yep. Go. >> 1,00 2 1,00 3 1,00 4 1,00 5 1,000 6 100 7 1 >> You okay? >> Yes. All right. >> 8 1,000 9 100,000 10 1,000 11 100 >> All right, come back here. Come back here. >> All right, I'm not going to embarrass you in front of your friends right now, >> but you're going to have to get my car. Okay. >> All right. Her inconsistent balance and physical cues during the test lead to the conclusion that she is unfit to drive. She's ultimately arrested for DUI. Number four, this teen couldn't handle a simple mention of her history. Officers respond to a domestic disturbance involving two teenagers, an 18-year-old girl and her 17-year-old ex-boyfriend. The incident starts over a toilet seat left up, but quickly escalates into a physical altercation. Here's what happens next. >> How's it going? You all right, buddy? >> Yeah, I'm chilling. It's just my head is a little >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> What up? Hey, so where are you injured at? You said your head? >> Yeah. She's kind of like I was sitting down like just trying to like not look at her so I didn't get hit directly in the face. >> I like put my head down. She grabbed it like this as I have here. Yeah, she grabbed it and just started going. >> Just go ahead. I'm not You mind if you just turn around real quick so I can kind of take a gander? >> I'm guessing she wasn't hitting too hard cuz it's not anything crazy. >> Okay. >> But it's like >> What are y'all fighting over? >> Uh toilet seat, dude. Toilet seat. Are you like That's what I'm That's what I said to her. She came out yelling at me. She came out yelling at me and I was like, "What? McKenna, what what could you possibly be this pissed off at me for this morning?" Is it over here? >> This one right here with the orange house with the garage open. >> No, not with the garage. The one with the black trim around Yeah. black trim around the garage. >> Okay. >> She was still living there. >> Yeah. She's on She was on foster program, so she doesn't necessarily have set parents to be with. >> Okay. >> Now that she's 18, she was in the foster program where her house kicked her out at 18 already to go into a different program. >> Okay. How old are you? >> I'm 17. >> How old is she? >> She's 18. >> You're 17? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, >> your parents say about it? >> Yeah. I call she smashed my phone at cool so I had to use what kind of phone >> I had an iPhone SE. >> Okay. Were you trying to call us? >> Uh no it was I was just sitting on the I guess it was her form of showing that she was pissed off and getting her get back at me was to smash my phone. So >> well what I'm saying to you is like were you trying to call the cops to get get somebody here? >> Yeah, I was going to after the fact that she hit me and then threw my phone and I was like now I don't have a phone to call. So I just came over here. I was like can I use your phone? and I need to call my mom, let her know what happened to begin with, and I'd like to call the cops." She was like, "Yeah, sure." >> Okay. >> So, >> did you tell her you're going to call the cops? >> No. >> I told her I was like, when I went in, she >> the or I was yelling at her about the phone, saying that she's going to have to pay my mom back for it, this, that, and the other. She was >> The guy also says she had previously smashed his phone at school. Although he doesn't appear seriously injured, he's visibly upset and had to borrow a phone to call for help. Not even that much, like 200 or something cuz we got it cheap. But it was that and then I was like, I'm not even worried about the phone. I just need you to my face. Have fun going to jail. It's been there a year now. She's just constantly at me. That's the lady I just had to call here cuz she's the one. >> So you who did you talk to? Your mom? Yeah, my mom's the one who managed basically where she work, >> but she should be able to answer because she's so she knows that you guys are responding to it. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Are you McKenna? >> What What's going on? >> Um proceeded to call me a kid that called you. So I threw his phone. Who who is he to you? Um, >> okay. So, what what happened? What led us what led up to us getting called here? >> No clue. He said that he was going to call you guys. I don't know. He only says this. So, >> how old are you? >> I'm 18. >> Okay. How old is he? >> 17, I think. >> Okay. >> So, who lives here? >> We both do, but I pay I pay rent here. >> No, I mean, who like everybody? Okay. So, he doesn't live in the house. >> No, he comes in to go to the bathroom. Um, he gets like really aggressive with people. So, yeah, he's not reaching anything. >> Is he allowed inside? Well, obviously he's allowed inside cuz you just said he uses the bathroom and stuff, but he doesn't have a room inside or anything? >> No. >> Okay. But you have a room inside. >> Yeah, I pay rent. >> Does he ever stay in your room? >> No. >> Okay. So, what happened today? >> Um, so it started cuz the toilet seat was up, surprisingly. >> It started with what? >> With the toilet seat being up. So he goes and uses a bathroom whatever happens. So see sometimes gets left off. I came out of >> course he did to um >> came out of where? Your room. >> My uh the bathroom. I had just gotten up. I work night shift. >> Okay. >> So I had come over here and then was talking to um him and I was like hey can you >> The girl McKenna gives her side of the story. She confirms they argued over the toilet seat, but claims the boy escalated the situation by yelling and bringing up traumatic details from her past. >> Close the toilet seat. He was like, "Oh, well that wasn't me. I avoid anything that has to do with you." >> Which is [ __ ] Whatever. >> Mhm. >> Um, so um, so I come out and I was like, "Dude, just like can you just put it down? Like it's really not that big of a deal." He has a tendency of lying a lot too as well. So that's another thing. Anyways, so I come out and I'm like, he just put it down. It's really not that big of a deal. And proceeds to just like kind of not really super aggressive, but kind of aggressive. Just starts yelling that he didn't do it and that it's not his fault. And I was like, "Okay, well, I'm ready for work." I was up. I was in the shower cuz I had just gotten off of work. And then so he proceeds to come out here. And while he was on this couch, he was like, "Well, come come [ __ ] hit me. Come hit me." At this point, I was just standing there. I was like, "You like no." and then proceeds to just scream and yell, scream and yell, scream and yell. Continues to walk outside, let my cat out. My cat is not supposed to be inside. He runs away. Anyways, screaming, yelling. He probably argued with me for like 30 minutes. And he was like, "God damn." He just kept telling me to hit him and I was like, "No, like you're being a bitch." Um, and then we walk outside and then we're yelling some more and then he wants to I'm I was on foster care. My mom's like a serious He was like, "Well, nobody wants you." Blah, blah, blah. This about your mom, that about your mom. He was like, "Oh, you're just a cuz you got sold out." I mean, clearly I dress not the best, but really don't think that is what makes me more exactly. Anyways, pushy just screaming yell scream and yell gets up in my face at one point and I was just like I kind of like pushed him off me and I was like dude like you need to like and then but that was that was so he got in your face and you just pushed him back to get him out of your face. >> I pushed him and then I like grabbed his hair earlier while he was like sitting cuz he like he started to get up and I just kind of like held him there. >> She admits to grabbing his hair and slapping him but claims it was only to stop him from getting in her face. >> So that wasn't fun either. Um, >> for what reason? >> Cuz he was just getting really aggressive. Like we were sitting. So I wasn't sitting. I was standing and I was like, "Are you done yet?" Like, "Are you done yet? Are you done yet?" And he like proceeds to like like start to stand up. And then so I go over there and I'm like, "No." Like and then I'm screaming at him still. And I was like, "It's all this all this all the time cuz you can't like put down the toilet seat. Like it's really not that big of a deal." And then where were we? I'm sorry. I I used a moment. >> Yeah. No, you were telling the story, but then you mentioned that you had grabbed his hair. So, I was just trying to specify like what your reasoning for grabbing his hair. >> Oh, cuz he started to like stand up and I was just like keeping him down. >> Okay. >> Cuz like when he gets up and then he gets all up in my face again, it's not it's not ever. >> So, were you concerned that it was going to get physical? >> It's always usually how it is. >> Okay. >> It's not always how it is. Sorry. That's >> It has happened before though. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> That was back when I was like 17 though as well. >> Okay. And he'll just like repeatedly like anytime he's in the house like [ __ ] [ __ ] this that this that. It's just like taunting all the time. >> Is he mad that you're in the house and he's not allowed? >> Oh, he's definitely pissed about that. >> Anything else happened? >> Um, I did throw his phone in the pool, which I've already talked to his father. Um, or his stepfather, sorry. And he said that with like he said, he deserved it. I told I told I was like, "I will buy you a new phone. That's not what I'm concerned about." And who >> who pays for the phone? Is it? >> Um, his parents. >> Okay. Yeah, I have my own phone in builtin, but yeah, his parents bought that one because he decided to drive his first one and he thinks that he's going to be getting like a brand new iPhone out of it. And I told him I was like, "No, but I'll replace the one you have and I'll upgrade the storage for the inconvenience." His phone still works. It's just the back glasses shattered. >> Okay. So, it's not completely busted. >> No, it's I can cuz I showed his parents and his his parents are on my side about Well, not I don't know the mom yet. I haven't talked to her. She tells us do not text her while like >> Yeah. >> You know, so >> I'm assuming they're both at work. >> Yeah, they are at work right now. >> Officers follow up with more questions to clarify the situation and evaluate both sides of the story. >> I did take a picture and I sent it to the parents. Front screen works. The back screen's Sorry, you can't. My phone's busted. It's so like it's cracked. You can kind of see. But it works. But it does work and the screen's unshattered. But I did tell his uh the dad that I'll buy the new phone. It's It's a $90 phone. So, >> at any other point did it become physical like punches being thrown or anything like that. >> Uh, when he like got really close up into me and he was like pushing me, I just kind of like like I don't know really what this movement is, but like it hit the back of his head and that was out on the lai >> like a slap. >> I slapped him. Yeah. >> I didn't never like closed fist like it. >> Okay. How close was he to you? >> He was right there. >> What was he saying? Just screaming and yelling. >> Screaming at each other, which happens before. He's also known to kick animals or what he did when we had him. But >> so instead of, you know, getting it to the point where you're having to push him, he's >> I really don't want it to have to come to that point cuz I already I'm doing community service for a whole different thing. >> Well, no, no, no. I got you. My My point was more instead of it getting to a point where we're having to come here and get your side of the story, cuz obviously your side is a little different than what he's saying. >> Yeah. >> Um why don't you take out your phone and record it? I don't know. I wasn't really thinking about it. >> Or separate yourself and walk down the street or do something to to get away from him so that it doesn't have to escalate to one of you possibly going to jail. >> Yeah, I know. It's just like when he gets up in my face like he expects me like not to like want him like to move. >> Well, no. And you have a right to personal space >> like and he repeatedly just says like hit me, hit me, hit me. And then there's Oh, >> despite her attempts to justify her actions, what happens next speaks for itself. >> He pushed me out. I literally said he pushed me. >> The first The first The first time I asked you, you said he was in your face and you had and you had pushed and you had pushed him back. >> Do you have anything in your pockets or anything? >> No, not do me a favor. Just go against the car real quick and spread your feet apart in a wider stance and just bend slightly forward at the hips off the top of the focus real quick. >> You don't want anything on. >> I just have to make sure before you go in it. >> I've been cracked before. So that's why >> unless you want it left here. >> No weapons or anything on you. >> One follow-up question for you real quick before you sit. Just have a seat real quick. So, because you're in custody, I have to read this. This is called the Miranda warning. I just have to address the issue on your neck real quick. So, this is your Miranda warning. You have the right to remain silent and you say, "Can a rule be used against you in a court of law? You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. Understand each of these rights as I've explained it to you." >> Okay. And having these rights in mind, you still wish to talk to me. I need a yes or no on that if you want to talk to me. >> Sure. >> Okay. So, is that is the injury is the bruises there on your neck. Is that from or is that from boyfriend? >> Okay. Got it. All right. That's it. So, you're just going to be going up. >> You don't have Sorry to interrupt. You don't have any injuries from him. >> No hand marks, no red marks, no >> I don't think so. Okay. Okay. >> So, your phone and your money are going to go into your property. I'll put it in a bag. It'll be taken up front and then we'll be going up to the jail. Okay. All right. >> Is this like what a charge? >> Yes, you are under arrest for domestic battery and criminal mischief for the film. >> In the end, she's arrested for domestic battery and criminal mischief. Number three, teen mom gets arrested and instantly throws a fit. Officers respond to a call involving an 18-year-old mother who's reported for being disrespectful to her grandmother. When they arrive, the teen is already in a hostile mood and makes it clear that she doesn't want help from anyone. Despite officers trying to talk her down and offer solutions, the teen continues to yell and argue. Yo, you disrespectful. You think you think you can talk to people however you want. Hey, I'm keep you. See, look. You see that grandma? >> That's not my grandma. I don't know. I'm ready to go home. You going to take me and my daughter home or what? >> Where do you live now? >> Right there in the River West. >> I can take you to River West. That if I absolutely can. >> If that will resolve this, then I will happily take >> I don't know. She just always says something. >> Who do you stay in River West with? I'm f to move and get my own apartment. >> So, who is she to you? >> Nobody. I don't know who she is. >> Well, obviously you live with her, so >> I don't know who she is. Like I said, >> okay. If you're not going to be cooperative with me and help me out here, then I'm not going to be cooperative with you. >> Okay. Don't be cooperative with me. You don't have to stand right here. Nobody asked you to. >> Okay. >> Why are you all the way in the car? I'm trying to play the music. She's still talking. >> She mad cuz I'm telling her cuz I said I wish I would say that. I wish. >> How old are you? >> But I am I will >> How old you are? >> I'm 18. How old are you? >> Significantly older than 18. >> Child statement. This is my child. The statement don't make no sense cuz my grandma is old as that little girl disrespect. It's just so much like I can't even say. First of all, she just she just think just because she's so that she can keep saying stuff to people however she want. I don't give >> then by all means when you get down to River West, pack your and get out. >> Then that's not a problem then. >> Okay. It's not a problem. >> Then we saw that. >> Number one. >> Oh, number one. >> You watch your mouth with me. >> That's what I thought. That's what I thought. >> That's what I thought. Don't Don't say nothing about me packing up if you're not going to help. >> I got a reason to help you. >> So don't tell me what you Everyone over here running in your mouth. >> She curses at the officers, mocks their questions, and makes it clear she's not interested in cooperating. >> I didn't touch her, but she better be like I didn't touch her. >> Go ahead. You can go to county and your kid to go to DCFS. Which one do you want? >> That's why I didn't touch her. >> Right. So, shutting up. >> Thank you. >> Stop saying stuff to me. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> What's grandma want? >> Uh her to go somewhere else. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, where you trying to go today? >> My house. >> Where's that? What the hell? >> It's hold up the hill. It's right here. It's right by our house. >> I'm honestly not trying to get grandma. Hey, if you don't get along with your grandma, that's one thing. But >> you daughter look after. I mean, you got to worry about that. Not this. >> I get to worry that. >> Okay. I'm come over here. What's your address? Okay, the police drop me off >> and she stopped the car. >> He's 15. >> He's down at the station. >> She talks about everybody talking about know she talking about me. She talking about >> she talked about like come back over the address on her website. >> I'm trying to help you. I'm going to give you a ride over there. You can yell at me. Yes. What's your address? >> Or you can walk. >> I will walk. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> Okay. >> It don't get y'all don't understand. >> Grab your stuff. Let's go. >> Why are you saying stuff? >> Grab Because I'm here because you're acting up. That's why I'm here. >> Cuz y'all pissing me off. >> Look, she telling me to calm down. You calm down. >> Put your stuff in the bag and let's go. Because I'm tired of you. All you do is talk. >> All you do is talk. >> Shut up. >> All you do is talk. >> All you do is talk. Don't you overdo it. >> Do not grab me. Do not grab. >> Stop. I'm not. >> I'm about to knock it off. Grab your bag and let's go. >> As tensions rise, she starts packing but refuses to do it without causing a scene. She repeatedly swears, argues, and shouts over everyone. >> Walk. >> Can I get my daughter? That's her daughter. >> Stop me in my face. What the >> You need to learn your >> It's locked here. Let me unlock. >> I don't have to learn. I'm tired of these people. What the >> only Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands Put your hands behind your back. [Music] >> Okay. >> I didn't do nothing to you. I didn't do nothing to >> everything on me because >> bring your hands behind your back. >> Oh my god. >> You're the one that You're the one that put yourself in this position. >> You grab my hand. You slam a door into me. We're not playing this game. You're going to jail. >> Oh my god. >> Can I put it here? >> Yeah. I'll walk across the way. Huh? >> Come on. We're going to my car. >> I'm trying to talk. Can I? >> No, you're not. [Music] >> You have anything on you that's going to poke me, sick me, or cut me? It's facing you. >> I hit her. >> She didn't cause this. >> Yes, she did cause this. Yes, she y'all don't know how she >> What caused this was you acting up and throwing a door into me. >> You could have just walked out like an adult and said you did this. >> Now you get to go to jail. >> You good? >> Oh, yeah. upset. >> It's always >> you got her name. >> I do not yet. >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> Okay. >> While in the patrol car, her attitude remains the same. Despite her outbursts, officers stay professional throughout. >> Will they take that? Is that too big? >> I'll take it. Okay, perfect. Go ahead. >> You have everything necessary for the baby. >> I'm going to >> No, she's she's she's cooked. You can call >> besides fish. >> Let me uh let me run her real quick and see. All right. >> Thank you. >> What are you doing? >> You're acting more immature than your child. >> I don't care in my day. Tell me. [Music] >> When is they coming? >> I don't know. I called for them. They're on their way. that to get fresh air. It's hot in here. >> I'll roll your window down. >> That better. [Music] I already have. >> You have child and >> I have child, sister and grandma. >> Thank you. >> All of them, please. >> There you are. >> Thank you very much. >> You're welcome. At the same time, they ensure her child is safe and begin gathering her personal items for processing. >> You have your keys, correct? You're able to drive. >> Yeah. >> Perfect. Okay. You're uh your bubble gum and your whatever this is. >> I don't want it. >> What's going in your purse? Okay. It's your propert. Your purse. >> Bro, why are you in my purse? Like, what the >> It's your property. >> At least you don't get to just do whatever you want. >> That's where you're incorrect. >> My purse. I don't want it. Throw it. >> I'm not doing that. That's littering. >> That was That's not mine. It was on your person in your coat. >> When is he coming? Like I have to come with you. I rather be >> 3300. [Music] [Music] Oh my god. When is leaving so I can just hurry up and do my time? >> Whenever the transport wagon gets here, >> they are on their way. >> You need to be patient. I was >> like, why can't I just walk? Why does it have to be all in my personal space? [Music] We're having a meltdown. Thank you. We're having a meltdown. >> We will put that on the booking set to have mental health talk. >> As the process continues, she lashes out emotionally and begins to break down. mental health talk. >> She could be having issues and >> Oh, she's fine, man. [Music] >> Sure. Yeah, that's fine. >> That's fine. Yeah, we'll do that. >> Yep. >> No, we're going to go meet him. We're going to go meet him at the police department. So it's quicker. [Music] >> She's feisty. >> Feisty. You just want this? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that'll >> Well, they'll take that. Not the food or the drink, but >> chips. >> Yeah. >> Let you guys do that. >> We have medicine now. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> For me, you got anything on you that's going to pull her stick? A little uncomfort. All right. Thank you. >> And just when it seems like things couldn't escalate further, she takes it to another level. Can you stop spitting everywhere? >> Good. >> In the end, she's charged with resisting arrest. Number two, police hand out a free reality check to this entitled teen. Police respond to a restaurant where an 18-year-old woman is refusing to leave the restroom after occupying it for over an hour. Staff attempt to get her to come out, but she ignores them, prompting a call to law enforcement. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Guys doing the bathroom. I've been looking for more than hours. >> You guys knocked. Has anyone answered? >> Yeah, she's answering, but she just went open the door. >> Do you have a key? >> I broke key. You guys. >> All right. >> Yeah. [Music] It's not public. It's private. You've been there in an hour. They need you to leave. >> It is a private business. They want you to leave. If you do not leave, you will go to jail. >> And this is your last warning. Come out. Open the door. [Music] You're refusing to leave. That is what you're doing wrong. It's called trespassing. [Music] Well, you are trespassing on private property. >> If you have medical problems, we're going to get you medic. The officer issues multiple warnings, but instead of cooperating, she responds with aggression. >> You need to leave. >> Let's go. Come out. Leave me. >> You going to go in? >> What? >> Let's go. We're going to tell you this one last time. If you don't leave, you're going to go in. Let's go. >> I'm going where? >> To jail. >> To jail >> for trespassing. We're going to stop at least >> private property. >> I will leave now. >> How am I How am I trespassing? I know my >> You are being told to leave a private business. >> Okay, I hear you. I understand you. I am leaving in two minutes. >> Listen, I'm going to give you a last warning. If you don't leave, you going in. >> All right, let's go. I'm leaving. Okay. >> Come back on this property. You're trespassed. >> How? >> How am I trespassed? >> They don't want you back on this property. >> Step out. >> Leave the property or you go to jail. >> Step out of the property or you going to end. >> Ma'am, did you hear what I said? No. Off the property. That means out of the parking lot. Off the sidewalk. >> If you come back onto this property, sidewalk or parking lot, you go to jail. >> You are ridiculous. I was using the bathroom and I have >> It doesn't matter. Other people need to use the bathroom. >> Know my rights. >> You have no rights on private property. If they don't want you there, you have to leave. >> Not private property. Yes, it is. >> This is a public restaurant. >> It is a private entity. >> You know what? >> You know what? >> This is your last chance. Leave or you go to jail. >> She keeps arguing in the parking lot, loudly accusing the officers of violating her rights. >> I'm off the property. >> No, you're not. You're still in their parking lot. >> You guys want her to leave, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Still in the parking lot. All right. And who's the manager? >> I know. My >> Okay. And you want her to leave? >> You're going to get hit by a car. >> In the bathroom. >> I mean, it says for her to use the bathroom, but it's not saying for that bathroom. >> Okay. >> As of right now, do you want her to leave the property? >> Okay. Now, this is the manager. She's asking you to leave. All right. As of right now, you need to leave the property. I'm going to tell you this one last time. If you don't leave, you're going to go in. >> Ma'am, leave the property. >> Thank you so much for letting me handle my medical issues. What is your name? >> Officer Charles. >> Charles >> and Nicholas. Thank you for not helping me. >> Okay. >> You do not know. >> We offered you the medics. If you want to go to the hospital, we'll call the medics for you. >> I don't need the medics. >> Okay. Well, then you need to leave the problem. >> Handling my issues. hour. You need to leave. >> Doesn't matter how long it takes. If I'm an hour, there's two bathrooms. >> They don't have to let you use it. >> Why? >> Because it's a private entity. >> Okay. And if I was buying something, that's >> they can deny you service. >> So, can I get my food? >> No. >> No. At this time, they don't want your service. >> Nope. They don't want you back on their property for a year. If you come back, you go to jail. >> You don't even know my name. >> We don't need to know your name. If you come back, you're going to jail. >> Know my name. >> We know your face. It's recorded. >> I know my I know my rights and y'all are going to report. >> Moments later, she walks right back into the restaurant and acts if nothing ever happened. >> Did they sell her food? >> So, did you guys did you guys? >> I'm saying did you guys allow her cuz you guys you guys didn't come in. She's saying no. >> She said she's talking to the cop about the situation. Something. >> Okay. [Music] >> I just got food. What are you doing? >> Don't fight. Don't fight. >> What are you doing? She just said I could order food. What are you doing? >> You just said I could order food. >> She just said I could order food. >> You're going to arrest me. >> Really? >> No, just arrest her. Wait, wait, wait, wait. I I know my right. >> Wait, >> don't fight. >> Wait. >> You fight, you're going to get hurt. >> I'm telling you. Put your hands together, >> girl. Did you not just say I could order food? >> Did you not just I could order food? >> She's been detained right now. Did you call me that? >> I was on the phone with them and I asked you if I could order food. >> Now I have to call them again. >> Relax. Relax. >> Relax. >> Can I please just Can you please stop? >> Can you please stop right now? >> For what? >> Trespassing. >> For what? For what? >> Trespassing. >> For what? >> You just said I could order. >> No. You went to the bathroom and I told you they just told you to leave and then you say you are talking to them because >> that's my phone. >> Your phone's right here. >> Your phone. We got your phone. >> Bro, what the [ __ ] >> You just said I could order food. >> Officers stay calm, but are eventually forced to physically restrain her after she begins kicking and resisting the handcuffs. Relax. >> Can I please make a phone call? Cuz I was just talking to your managers. >> Relax right now. >> I was just on the phone with the company. >> Let me make a phone call. >> Hey, can you relax? >> No, I can't. She just said I could order food. >> We told you you weren't allowed back on the property. And she said that it was okay. >> She just said it was okay. I don't understand. Just let me get something to drink. I have a medical issue. >> Well, then we'll get you medically cleared before you go to jail. >> Please. >> What's your medical issue? >> I need to make a phone call. I have to susception. >> Please. Doesn't it make sense? She said I was able to order food. >> We told you already not to come back. >> And then I asked her, I said I lost my mail in the bathroom. >> Can she come out and talk to you? >> Oh, she already told us. How does this open? Is it just pull? >> I need to make a phone call. I need to make a phone call. Please, officer. Please. Please, please. I will not resent. >> How does this come off? >> Doesn't come off. >> The earring doesn't come off. >> Can you please just let me relax? >> Just relax. Just relax. >> Just relax for now. >> Nothing wrong. >> Can you relax for now so I can take this off? >> I've done nothing wrong. I know my rights. You are violating me. My rights. You're violating me. You're violating me and my rights. >> Quenching. >> You are violating me and my rights, sir. >> During the arrest, she remains belligerent, yelling non-stop about her rights. >> What you're doing right now is not helping. >> What you're doing is illegal. >> Don't take her off. Do not take my grandmother off. We're going to the bathroom. No. No. >> No. >> All right. >> No. You just broke off all of my nails. >> All right. Stand up. Get in the car. What? What the What the >> I need to go. >> Please. It's not okay. It's not okay. This is not okay. I need to make a phone call. I need one. I deserve it. I am legally required to get one >> when you get to county. >> No. Now, technically, I'm allowed to have my phone back here. >> She knows all of her rights. >> I know my phone, bro. >> See? [Music] Check her address. >> All right. [Music] >> Hey. >> Because of her escalating behavior, officers decide to take additional steps to ensure she stays under control. >> Yeah. Now she's going to have to be hobbled. >> Yeah. She going to have to be hobbled. over a bathroom. >> What the >> Don't kick you. >> You do nothing to help the community. >> Sarah, give us your other foot. >> No. >> Give me your other foot. >> Give me my phone call >> when you get to county. Give me my phone. >> Loosen me, >> Sierra. >> Here you go. Here you go. That does nothing. >> Stop. [Music] >> Supposed to be helping each other. >> Why are you acting like that? Because >> them like >> I just want to get out of here. I did nothing wrong. >> Please loosen this a little bit. This one is literally cutting me off. >> Slip it under. >> Bro, what is your problem? respect my rights. >> One more time, Sierra. I am legally allowed to enter a building if a manager says so. >> I am being held accountable. I'm being held against my rights. Your date of birth. >> I'm being held against my rights. Have you even read me my mandatory rights? No, you have not done that either. So, first of all, now you areating two rights of mine. >> What's your date of birth? I told you >> the teen was ultimately arrested for criminal trespassing and resisting arrest. Number one teen learns the hard way that screaming doesn't stop an arrest. A police unit responds to a call from a concerned cyclist who saw a teen girl, Mariah, acting unusually on the sidewalk. When officers arrive, they find her visibly upset. Soon after, her family pulls up, revealing that she had stormed off after an argument with her boyfriend. What's going on everybody? >> Hello. >> I don't know. I'm her mother. >> We just came from Miami. >> Okay. >> We don't know what is going on. She's having a rough night. Okay. >> I guess she was walking down the sidewalk. I have no idea what sparked a lady that was on her bike to call 911. I don't know. Maybe she saw her. But you're going to get the police right there. >> Okay. Step over here for me just to your just for your safety. All right. >> Okay. behind the slide. >> Yes. Thank you. All right. So that So what what happened in your words? >> Um my words is me and my boyfriend got into an argument and I'm very upset with him and >> Okay. >> All right. So that's why you're out here, not in your apartment or in your place? >> Yes, sir. >> That's why you're outside. You were just outside. You're not in your >> No, I I was out here when he came to drop me off and that was it. >> Okay. You guys are just visiting. >> How do you guys know? >> These are my parents. >> I'm the brother. These are just my >> No, I know. But how do you guys know she was here? >> We live right there. They live right You see those apartments right there with the with the lights? That's where they live. >> So we followed her because she live here. >> Yeah. >> Yes. I left the house mad. So they followed me. >> Yeah. >> And we lost her >> and then we lost her for a few minutes. Like we didn't see her and then we went to turn around and we came back and we seen >> Miss Stay over here. Stay over here. It's for your safety. All right. >> Standing on the sidewalk. But we seen a random lady on her bike talking to her. So we were like, "That's weird." So we made a >> miss. Stay over here. >> Come over here. >> So you made a baby. Come on. >> Very nice. >> So we made a U-turn and came back. You want to sit in jail? >> And the lady, >> you don't have the money to get. >> I don't know. You walked over to the lady. I don't know what that officer. >> No, I just told him. >> Mariah says she left the house angry and walked off. And then a woman approaches her asking if she's okay. She interprets the concern as judgmental and gets defensive. >> What did the Did you have a conversation with the lady on the bike? >> This was me. >> No, she didn't have a conflict with her. >> A conversation. A conversation? >> No. The lady said something to me on the bike. >> What' she say? What' she say? >> She asked what was wrong and then she started like getting kind of a like you know when people ask what's wrong, they start getting like worried about you and like a slick mouth. Oh, >> so she kind of got like a slick mouth of me. Worried, but a worried slick mouth. You know what I mean? But I took a slick. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> But we want to make sure that you're safe and you can get back with your folks so that the rest of your night doesn't go poorly. You know what I'm saying? >> So, are you going to be are you going to be able to go back with your parents? >> Okay. So, let me ask you this. Mariah. All right. Let me ask you this. All right. When you go home, you're going to stay home, right? >> Me and my brother, >> right? >> Come on. Don't Don't smile at me >> because because if you're out on the streets again tonight, you're going to go to jail. >> I know I'm going to jail. >> You're going to go to jail. >> All right. And I'm pretty sure your parents don't. All right? >> Cuz I don't know what's going on tonight, but it's the second time that we're counting you tonight. Okay? >> I know because y'all call me on the >> Okay. It doesn't matter. So, whatever is going on with you, I understand that between you and your boyfriend. I get it. Relationship issues, right? But you're now staying with your mom and dad. Don't be just leaving the house, especially the way you are. >> Okay, but if I'm 18 years old, who can control what I do? >> Okay, so let me ask you this then. If you got nowhere to go tonight, where are you going to go stay if they tell you? >> To my parents house? >> No. What if they don't want you at the house? >> They want me at their house. >> Yeah, they want you in the house, but you just can't go in their house and then just leave when you feel like it. >> I'm not. They can be they they have all the right to kick you out if they want to. >> That's them, >> but that's not what they want. >> Okay, but that's them. >> All right, I want you to go home and go to sleep. >> Please just go to sleep. Sleep off whatever you >> I know my rights, Dad. >> The teen insists she knows her rights and repeatedly challenges the officers. They attempt to calm her down and urge her to get in the car with her family to sleep it off. >> Okay, >> it seems like it, but I think your dad has some some true words, you know. I know my rights. Y'all are not going to also >> disobey me because of my rights. >> Anything that you say, >> I know it's being used against me, Dad. I know. I got Okay. You know what? I don't want to talk to my lawyer president. Thank you. >> She got one of those. I don't want >> Okay. So, what are you going to do? Come here. Quiet testimony here. Okay. We understand about your lawyer, but come here. >> So So Mariah, that really only applies if you're in trouble. >> And so what am I going now? >> You're not. >> I'm not. >> We're kind of here to make sure you're safe. >> So I'm safe. I'm good. >> Your family's here to see you're safe. Your brother, we want you to be safe. We've all had nights. >> I'm good. I'm safe. >> Okay. Are you going to go home with them and stay in your in their house? >> Stay in the car. >> There you go. >> Get in the car. >> What happens if you leave? But if I leave, I'm going back to jail. I know what's going to happen. Okay. Well, I leave, I'm going back to jail, and I don't care because you're right here. You want [Music] >> to see me? 10 minutes. >> Just sit in the car. You know what? I'm going to show her. I'm going to show her. I wouldn't do. >> All right. Well, take me to jail cuz my mom want to see me go to jail. >> Did I say that? >> Yes, you did. >> Mariah, get in the car, please. >> No. Y'all want to see me go to jail? I'mma show y'all. >> Get in the car. >> I'mma show y'all. I'mma go to jail. You want to see me go to jail, huh? >> That's your mom, Ryan. That's your mom. >> She want to see me go to jail. She been admitting it. >> You're not doing that over there if you know we're going to get kicked out of that. >> She been admitting it. She been admitting it. She want me to go to jail. >> She want me to go to jail. You want me? >> Will she finally head home peacefully or make things worse for herself? Let's find out. >> No. No. My mom want to see me go to jail so bad. All right, y'all. >> Maria, they giving you a chance. >> I know they are, but mom's not giving me a chance. >> Mom's not giving me a chance. >> Okay. Why? Listen to me. I'm going to give you a choice. You get in the car or we're going to leave you here. They're going to arrest you. What do you want to do? Because Come on. Get in the car. >> All right. Get in the car. >> Okay. Whatever I choose is my choice. Mom wanted me to go to jail. This is what y'all This is what y'all chose. Mom wants me to go to jail. Mom, you want me to go to jail, right? >> Hello, Mom. Mom, you want me to go to jail, right? >> All right. >> You want me to go to jail? >> I touch him. >> Get in the car, baby. Get in the car. Don't get out of his car again. You understand? >> Stay in the car. >> Why are you yelling at me? Why are you yelling at me? >> Mariah refuses to back down, escalating the situation by lashing out and attacking her mother. >> No, you're not going to talk to mom. You're not like that. >> We get it. Your bad night. Don't make it your bad night. All right. Just walk it off. I get it, dude. You see what you do? You see where you >> I get it, dude. Just don't don't feed into that. All right. >> Hello. >> Right. Get in the car. Go home and sleep it off. >> She can't go home. She can't. >> But do you see what they call? They want me to go to jail. They want me to My mom and my dad want me to go to jail. Obviously, but not even my daddy, but my mom want me to go to jail. My mom want me to go to jail. >> Stop. My mom wants me to go to jail. You see how she acting? >> She want me to go to jail. >> Ryan, come on. >> Ryan, come. >> Are you going to say that? >> The next time you come out, the next time you come out, you're going to jail. >> You step out of your vehicle one more time, you're going to jail. >> All right. I'm telling you. Dad, dad, I'm about to go to jail. >> Watch out the car. >> Me. I'm tired of trying to go to jail. >> Nobody quiet. You quiet. Okay, be quiet. >> I'm tired of mom trying. >> Dad, I know you don't. Dad, I know you don't want me to go to jail. So, you know what? I'm going show her I'm going go to jail, bro. >> That's okay. >> Oh, yeah. That's okay. All right, bet. Cuz you couldn't stay quiet cuz you couldn't stay quiet. >> And then things quickly go from bad to worse. All because of you, Mom. And I promise you, Mom, I promise you I'll never talk to you again. I promise you. >> All right. All right. I'm going to pay attent >> What? >> Get out of the car. >> All right. All right. >> Get out of the car. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Yeah, sir. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not restraining you, but my arm is okay. >> Too bad for your arm. >> You weren't thinking about your arm like yelling and screaming. I don't want to hear about your arm. Too bad for your arm. You're going to jail, >> mom. Let me see what you call mommy now. >> This is all you. It's not your mom's fault. It's all your fault. >> That's all your fault. >> You see what you >> No, your mom didn't do this. You did this. >> My mom didn't do this. >> No, you did this. >> Now, that's it. Mom. Mom. You see? Because of you. Mom, >> this is all because of you, Mariah. >> Mom. >> Nothing to do with your mom. >> I understand. Sir, can you not grab me hard, please? >> Nope. You're going to jail. It's adult. Go to jail for your time now. You're not making any decisions. None. Zero. Have a decision. >> You cannot grab me one. My arm is very hurt. Sir, I promise I'm hold one in custody. >> See, Mom. See where you dad? Get me out of jail. [Applause] [Music] Can I tell my dad something really quick, please? >> They left on me. >> What? What did you expect? >> Officer, what do I do, though? What am I going to jail for? >> What am I going to jail for? >> Can you tell me? >> Disorderly condo. >> Huh? >> Disorderly condo. >> Disorderly condo. Can I call my boyfriend in jail? >> Why? Even while sitting in the back of the police car, she keeps yelling, talking over the officers, and challenging everything they say. She brags about having money and resources to get out of the situation, all while continuing to berate her family. >> Officer, can I call my parents at least? I know my dad's going to b me out at least if I can talk to him. >> Call him at the jail. >> I can call him at the jail. >> Yep. They'll give you an opportunity there. >> Can I call my boyfriend? I know. If my parents won't get me out, he will for sure. >> Talk to him at the jail. Okay, >> I do. >> He going to get me out. If my parents know, he will. And I know that for a fact, bro. My mom is the reason in jail right now, bro. Yes, she is. >> You're the reason. No, she is cuz she ain't want to shut the when I bet told her shut the I bet now she going. Charlie will get me out. My dad pay him. He will get me out. I Let me tell you, bro. Let me tell you, I got money to get myself out. So what? So what? So what? Y'all fa to get me out and trying to make a mother phone call to bomb my mother out. And I better be out tomorrow. And what? Hello. Hello. Officer. Officer. Officer and the passenger. Hello. Hello. Hello. Can you help me? >> You don't want to put up with your >> I hear you. I hear you putting a camera on. Hello. I don't give a about your camera. Officer and the passenger. Can you help me with one question? So you since you said you can help me. Hello. Hello officer. Am I going to jail? >> Mariah is ultimately arrested for disorderly conduct. And that folks is why sometimes the most powerful lesson comes with handcuffs and a police report. Let us know your thoughts about these teens in the comments.