Not all monsters hide under your bed. Some get behind the wheel. Here are five cases when cops realize they pulled over a monster psycho. Number five. Power trip ends when officer puts his foot down. Officers initiate a traffic stop on a vehicle with multiple violations, including a non-transparent rear window, a broken tag light, and an obscured license plate cover. Here's what happens next. What's up, man? Could you roll down your back windows, please? What? So I can see the passenger, please. My son. Okay. You got enough stuff in the car that I can't see. Okay. Hey, how's it going? Can I get your license registration proof, please? Sure. Your rear window is trans non-transparent. Broken glass. I'm getting fixed. I understand that. You've got a tag light that's out and your license plate covers non-transparent. Right. I'm sorry about that. We just going through a little in the um trying to get my bad. You want to get the registration? She want to wait for you to pull over. I mean to come up. Okay. No. So when y'all at the VA, you couldn't have done that there. No vehicle. No weapons in the vehicle. Correct. No, sir. Okay. Why would you think there's a weapon in the vehicle? I'm sorry. Why would you go down? Correct. Yeah, they go down. That side's already down. He's already seen it. Okay. There's my passenger. I'm over here. He's a 10-year-old kid. And now I'm going to roll the window back up. You want your supervisor out here? I asked for a supervisor, please. All right. I need your license. I need your supervisor, right? I need you to step out of the car. Why do I need I need you to step out of the car? You're going to get one more warning or you're going to go to jail for resisting. You know what I'm saying? Jesus Christ, man. I don't get all this. What is this about? Step out. All right. Nice. There's no fraud. I'm getting the door. Whoa. I got to double click the door, bro. I'm not doing Okay. Okay. Okay, dog. I'm not doing nothing, sir. Stay in the car. I'm not doing something. Okay, sir. I'm not doing anything. I'm not resisting, sir. I had to double click the box. You don't understand. Clear instructions. Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. I have a hearing problem in my left ear. Sir, sir, I have a hearing. Oh my god. No, you don't. Officers consider his earlier no as verbal resistance and detain him. Despite the cuffs, his excuses continue non-stop. Why? So, let's pick him up, put him in the front of the car. When you're asked out of the car and you say no, I wasn't that. I wasn't trying to resist, sir. Sir, look, I wasn't trying to resist. Okay. Well, you're this in the state of Florida when law enforcement tries to get out of the car and you I was trying I had to double click the lock, man. Sir, I have Okay. Can we at least I heard you I heard you say no. No, I said I said I would like to speak to Everything's recorded. I understand that. Can we just like not do all this cuz it's really Look, I'm scared for my son. Okay, he's 10. When you tell law enforcement no when they give you a lawful order, that is a crime. But I did not mean to tell you no like that. You know what I'm saying? Well, we all heard you say no. It's on. Okay. Listen. Sir. Yes, sir. Do you have Can we start over? Is there any way on that? Yeah, we'll start over in a second. Okay. Okay. I just mean to disrespect y'all at any rate. So, right now you're being detained for resistance. Do you understand that obstruction? Cuz you were given the order and you refused. Is there any way I cannot go to jail today? All right. We're going to talk to you in a minute. Okay, that's fine. I'll have a problem. I don't have a problem with law. We'll give you a chance to start over. Yes, sir. Can you uh Can y'all be careful with my son? Yeah. He's going to stay in front of you. You got his uh ID. I didn't realize it was all this. The officers keep the situation calm, search the individual for weapons, and make sure the child is okay. They allow him to stay with his mother while they complete the stop. Okay. Can I have you guys step out, please? One at a time. Do you have any weapons on you? No, sir. There's no weapons in the vehicle either. That's fine. Turn off. Put your hands on top though. Want to patch you down. Make sure you don't have any weapons on you. Okay. Okay. I appreciate it. You can hang out at the back of your car. Okay. It's okay if I get my son. Yes, absolutely. Come on, buddy. Thank you. Can you put his shoes on? Because he he was resting. You already got him on. Get out of his shoes. I'll get you. It's okay. Just stay calm. Okay. Actually, I'm going to have you guys hang out at the front of your park. Okay. No one's trying to resist y'all. We're just trying to find all these feelings along. That's all. My dad was just trying to double click the door cuz that's how you get out. You're good, brother. It's okay. They're just They're going to explain to daddy and then they'll explain to me and then we'll go about our business. Okay. Go to the front of the front of your car, please. All right. Don't have anything on me. All right. Hello. Go ahead and have a seat in my car. Um, is there I don't have problem with that. Okay. Oh, I got a little grill for you. Have a seat. This is crazy. Yes, sir. Um, is there a reason? Can you um maybe double click them because I got a a broken wrist. Open your mouth. That's meat. Lift up your tongue. Meat. Okay. Come on. Face away from me. Uh, which way? Swing your butt over here. Tuck your knees in that left corner. Okay. Yeah, this way. Yes, that way. You're going to double cuff. The bone in this wrist. Yep. Broke. Okay. So, um, you should not try to hurt. I appreciate it. Is this your registered vehicle or his registered vehicle? This is my registered vehicle. My name and my my mother-in-law's name. His mother. Okay. Do you consent to be searching your vehicle? As officers examine the temporary registration, they discover additional problems with the vehicle. Not for the the the window not being transparent. Well, maybe your your tags your vehicle's not valid. You understand that? Okay. Well, I've never had an issue anywhere with it. I [Applause] never been a problem before. First of all, this vehicle has a temp tag. Even your registration says after 30 days is not valid. So, you have an unregistered vehicle. You're in the state of Florida. You're not in Virginia. Okay. So, this vehicle cannot be on the roadway in the state of Florida. Yes. You have a tag light out. The cover on your license plate makes it entirely illeible. Okay. I cannot read it from a distance of at least 50 feet, including the obscured tag cover. You have a faulty license plate light on the passenger side of your vehicle. Okay. So, it's not properly illuminating your license plate. Okay. On top of that, your rear window is entirely non-transparent. Right. I didn't realize that was an issue. All right. I'm just educating you. Okay. No, I appreciate it. I'll be happy to fix it. Hey look man, I didn't mean you know no harm for real. Like I don't know all the laws and food. You're from Virginia. I'm saying I got you. But he told you multiple times to step out of the vehicle. Okay. All right. Look, man. I understand that same goes. So we got case law. Okay. P Pennsylvania verse Mims. It's case law that asks if an officer asks you to step out of the vehicle, you must comply to a lawful order. Why? Okay. You're in Virginia cuz I'm from there. You're not from You're not in Virginia. Okay. I understand. It doesn't give you the reason to play traffic court on the side of the road. You're exactly right. I understand that. And I wasn't trying with me and my family. Not saying y'all have anything to do with, but when like man like see how you got him around like he's scared. And that's all I was trying to Oh, it didn't have to go like that, man. Look man, stay on focus. Do it all over. The man apologizes and explains that past trauma has made his family extra cautious during police interactions. I looked at Mason and said just calm down. Y'all came up pretty rough. Saying you're from Virginia, saying I didn't hear you. Ignorance is no excuse to the law. Okay, sir. I didn't say I tried my best to follow with the law. CI contact the feds on literally every activity we've seen from Virginia, Florida, Carolina. You understand your CF for where? Uh I signed up in Norphick. I signed up in Danville. So um is there any way I can knock the jail? We don't know what's going on right now. Okay. So Yes, sir. So I get pulled over for the dag. Right now you're just detained right now for the resisting. Okay. But I didn't mean to resist, sir. Really didn't. Even when you took me to the ground, you didn't see any resisting whatsoever. Right to the ground, right? My legal hustle. You saying you saying no and not stepping out of the car is resisting. It doesn't have to be physical. When I said no and then you said is when I was already trying to get out, you ripped the door open and you got me out. But they're going to resist you from the time you got me from the door to the ground to now. I've been trying to get Did I do that? It doesn't matter. You're still resisting no matter which way you look at it. So, a verbal I'd hope you wouldn't. Okay, I get it. So, what I'm trying to ask you in the state of Florida, a verbal no or verbal I understand that non-compliance to a lawful order is resisting. Okay. Well, I am sorry and I didn't realize that. Now, I mean, I didn't mean to obstruct any justice or any investigation or anything else. We're just literally trying to find a place to go so we can start our life over again. That's all we're talking. Despite these problems, officers choose not to tow the vehicle or issue a citation for no proof of insurance. Okay, that is the uh temporary registration for your car. You cannot drive this vehicle. Okay. You have failed or nobody here has been able to provide me valid proof of insurance. Okay. And your tag is Can I see if my my phone will turn on? I don't know what it's at. If I can provide you a policy number. I rather you not go in the vehicle. Okay, I'm going to cut him a break and not sight him for no proof of insurance. Okay, but that doesn't change the fact that your tag is past 6 months expired and he is issuing a citation. So, if you're caught on the road again, it's criminal. Whoever's driving the vehicle can go to jail for that. Okay. So, this vehicle cannot be operated on the roadway. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, the back window has to be fixed. The cover has to come off of that license plate. Okay. I don't know if you have a a quarter or something can pull that off. Yeah, I could do that. Mhm. The tag light has to be repaired. Okay. The bolt has to be replaced. Right. That's not a big deal. Like I said, I didn't realize it was out. Okay. But that's the problem with caused for the traffic stop. Okay. Reference the vehicle itself. Okay. It cannot be driven on the rightway. Do you understand? So, what are you and your son going to be working out for tonight? Cuz you guys can't leave the car here. And I guess I'll put it in neutral and push it into a parking spot and then I'll be calling a Uber or a cab. Okay. Okay. I'll let you drive it. That's fine. You can drive it into a parking spot. That's fine. Okay. Okay. That's fair enough with me. With that though, if one of these business owners show up tomorrow and they tow your car by a private property tow, there's nothing I can do about that. Okay. Yeah, absolutely. I appreciate you not towing it. Absolutely. That's the the break that I'm cutting you guys. This vehicle cannot be operated on the motor but right away. And so you guys renew your registration. Do you understand? Yes, sir. Okay. You guys can move your car. Get in the back seat. Do what you normally do. Don't forget his hat. While officers read the man as Miranda writes, they also walk him through what to expect next. All right, Mr. Gary, here's your right to pay. You have the right to sign on anything you say you can and it will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have your lawyer present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer want to be appointed to represent you before questioning, if you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop answer questions at any time and speak with the lawyer. Okay? You understand? Right. Yes, sir. Okay. With your rights in mind, you wish to speak with me? Yes, sir. Okay. All right. Can I step out cuz I'm the the haircut. But can you flip them around cuz it like No, you can actually swing your legs over here though. So I get your your wallet out. That way I can get that to your wife. Uh what's Can you ask what's going on? She don't have a license right now. The tag's criminally expired at this point. Okay. So basically not. But you can't drive. There's no wallet in this in this. Wait a minute. Oh my god. Um so it's Yes, I think she's got it. Oh yeah, because we were trying to give it to you for the whole Okay, so let me ask you a question. whenever you go to jail cuz you're going to jail tonight. Okay. Is there is there anything that I missed on your person while searching you? Because if you have anything on your person, [ __ ] any body cavity or anything like that, it's an additional charge after I I don't have any on me. Whatso I don't have any knives. If you want me to take all the poles off, I can. I don't have to do research. I don't have it. Is there any way that I can't go to jail? No, it's not going to happen. So with your rights in mind, okay, I'm going to ask you whenever I asked you to step out of the car up and and and actually said no. So yes, I'm guilty for saying no, but not knowing the actual law in Florida, I that's on me and I get that and I'm sorry. Okay. Can I please at least talk to my wife? [Music] Please, please. It's my wife. Are you injured at all? Swing your legs in and I'll let you talk to her. Swing your legs and I'll let you come with all that. Nope. My fault. You good? My fault. You good? I swing. Do you need an ambulance or do you need to go to the hospital? Gary, you have any injuries? Are you all right? The family steps in to handle transportation. The vehicle is moved to a legal spot and the officers make sure everything wraps up calmly and without further conflict. Do you have any injuries? Oh, no. No. Okay. Watch your head. Please swing your legs in. Uh, he's not going to tow it, but I can't put it on the road. She cannot drive if the tag's expired. Okay. I'm going to be issuing you a citation for a tag that's expired more than 6 months. Your subsequent offense, meaning if you got caught on the roadway again, is criminal in nature. Meaning, if she stopped driving the vehicle on the roadway, she can go to jail. Okay? You understand? So, the car cannot be operated until the registration was renewed. Yeah, I understand that. But they have my wallet for everything. I have everything. Yeah. When they give me back your ID if that's what you want them to do. Take everything to the Okay. They won't they won't give that. I've got the registration. Can I ask you what a bond would be? Cuz like it's $500. And to take it out straight up like to get straight out. And that's go there, pay it, and get out. Bondsman, it's 50 bucks cash. What if I don't? So if she pays the 500, I'm out. Yes. Okay. So you get through a bondsman, it's 50 bucks. I get it. But you got to have collateral like a house and all that stupid. I I I couldn't tell you. I've never had to pay a bond. All right. I got to say something to you if I hurt her. I'm sorry for saying no. I was serious. You guys were the only ones that ever rolled up out of like the billion states we've been through. Just sit there as they roll out our windows. Our son was sexiest of all time. Okay. I understand. And we're just trying to be very mindful of you. That's why I was asking you to step out of the vehicle, not your son or anybody else. I get it. I was just scared. That's all. Okay. So, what what are you being charged with? Did they turn without state and that's like all that? Okay. All right. Any further questions? It's Pennsylvania versus M. It's nationwide. It's not It's just that you guys enforce it more than Okay. So, let me ask a question. Is there any further communication that's needed? I love you. I'll see you in a little bit. Okay. Ultimately, the man is arrested for resisting a lawful order. Number four, van trouble turns into police trouble for this Florida man. A man blocks a public roadway with his van. Then things quickly unravel when police show up. Move your car. Move your van now. Move your van and I'm going to take you to jail. As simple as that. To jail. Move the van now. Take me to jail. Move the van now. Take me down. Move the van now. Take me down. Are you refusing to move the van? All right, I'm going to to I'm going to tow it. You're refusing to move the van. Hey, listen. Are you refusing to move the van? We're not playing this game right now. We have better things to worry about than you being a child and leaving your truck, your van on the roadway, blocking the roadway. I'll tow it all you want. I got Okay. Well, then you call us and if you have an issue, you're not going to do this. When? Huh? When? I called you three days ago. Okay. Well, I wasn't working, so I can't speak on that. But you cannot just block the roadway. I will tow this if you if you want to continue. So, come and move your van and act like an adult. I am acting like an adult. No, you're not. You're blocking the van like a child. You're blocking the road like a child. This is my road. This is not your road. Yes, it is. It is not your road. What's that sign? It is not your road. Move your van now or I will tow it and you will have to pay the tow fee. I'm not playing this game. I I don't understand what's so funny about it. We have more important things to go deal with and you're having us come out here because you want to block the roadway with your van. There's it's it's it's it baffles me. This is my road. It's not your road. There's other residents down this road. This is not your road. I don't give a Okay, then next time I will tow it. I when they park well I wasn't here when that if you were here if you called us when they here okay if I was here working I would have take care of it but I wasn't working that day. Did they get when they park here? You're going to move the van or what? I'm going to move it now. I'll move it when I get ready. No, you're going to move it now or I'm going to get a tow truck. I'll come here and move right now. Get a tow truck. Okay. The conversation gets more heated as the man continues resisting. At one point, he even implies he's been drinking, which prompts officers to prevent him from operating the van. Go back to your house. Go back to your house if you're not going to move it. Move your van. I'm not playing your games. Go. What do you games? Neither go. Have you been drinking? My car. This car, but I've been drinking or not. Because you're not going to drive. Go over there. Go over there. You're not going to drive or I'll take you to jail. Go inside. All right. If you've been drinking, you're not going to move your van. All right. Then you move it. No, I'm going to get tow truck. That's what's going to happen. You move it. Go. No, I will move your van for you. All right. Then move it. Move it. Move it backwards. Go ahead. Move it backwards. You're not going to get in the vehicle if you've been drinking. You're not Don't go in the vehicle. I will move the van for you if you will. Okay. Go back over there. We will move it. Go back over there. Go ahead. We will move it. There you go. Go back over there. Come, pup. Stand over there. This is viral. I don't give a [Music] bag. I'm not going to It's It's not blocking the roadway anymore. So, leave a word is if you block the roadway again, I will tow it. Sorry. Could you say that again? He's on his own property. That way. That way. That way. Stop moving the truck. Move it back now. I won't take you to jail. Move it back. [Applause] They offer to move the van for him, but he only agrees to shift it slightly. After backing it up just enough to clear the road, he keeps verbally provoking the officers. [Music] If you have an issue, call us. Don't take it that far cuz I don't want to come back over here just because you want to be a child about it. I don't care who you are. I will arrest you. I will take time you come over here. Yeah. I will blow to shoot your Oh, okay. All right. Okay. Okay. Put your hands back. Put your hands back. Put your hand back. Can't fight back now. Now you're going to jail. You hurt my arms. Okay, get on your side. Sit up. Let me help you out. Sit up. You got anything in your pockets? All right, get up. Ready? 1 2 3. Let's go to the car. How's the comment you made? Where's my dog? 312 313. What about my dog? 313. I got my scar. What about my dog? Well, I'll call the pound. What's up? Up. What's up? You need medical? Huh? You need ambulance? What? You need an ambulance? Yes. For what? I I have COPD. Okay. I have uh high blood pressure. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'll get an ambulance. Come take a look at you. Sit down. All right. Okay, sit down. I got you my door. I will do all that for you. Sit down. Watch your head. Come on. Come here, D. He's not going with you. Once in cuffs, he starts mentioning medical conditions. COPD, high blood pressure, and asks for an ambulance. EMS arrives and checks his vitals. You got to slide yourself. Slide. [Music] Just get your feet. I can't complain. pressure. Can't move the handcuffs from the back. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Not to be able to move the handcuffs. So, so he's intoxicated. Told me he's going to shoot me. I'll let the clip on me and then Yeah. Wasn't on us at all. He did. It's on camera. But, um, I was explaining if he has COPD and higher. Okay. No, I got you. You're good. I got you. How's it going, man? Good. Not too bad. What's going on with you? Oh, I'm all right. But you're all right? Yeah. Yeah. You have high blood pressure while we're here? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. High blood pressure, man. What do you want to do with your dog? You want us to call the pound for them to pick it up or if you find inside? Fine. I don't know. You have AC and some of that food. Does he have AC and food? He's got uh Okay, we'll put him back inside. Um, so are you transported now? Yeah. Um, I was just telling um this gentleman. You can sit down. Yeah, buddy. Yeah, you're good. If you want to sit back down. Um, he's tartic, so normal adult heart rate range, 60 to 100. He's in the 130s. It's nothing crazy. Um, you know, and I'm assuming a little worked up. Yeah, we got to take him down cuz Sure. Um, so all of that kind of would tie into that. I don't know what that means for you transporting him or whatever because everything we can see he's not having a heart attack, you know, blood pressure slightly elevated. In the end, the man is taken into custody for threatening an officer and obstructing the roadway. Number three, police intervene as mother spirals out of control. Officers stop a car traveling 85 in a 35 mph zone. When they initiate the stop, the driver, a woman named Sarah, jumps out of the vehicle in an emotional and unstable state. Here's what happens next. Henry, stay there. Why? What for? Why are we going so fast? What are you talking about? I wasn't anything. Okay. Well, the reason we stopped you is cuz you were skating. Oh, okay. Let's write a ticket. Let's go. What's What's going on with you? Southbound. We're just north of Bull Valley Road. Take your license and insurance. All right. So, it's good to meet. How you guys doing? Good. Good. Right. You guys deal with mental health. So, well, don't you? Bam. Bam. Bam. Bam. I don't even know you, ma'am. I know. And I don't know you, so I apologize, but I'm just letting you guys know I have some mental health stuff going on right now. I'm really manic and I haven't slept for days. I got to take care of this little guy. Okay, that's all right. But you guys, so you guys, take your first name, please. My name's Caitlyn. Okay. Hey, I'm I'm uh Princess Lamb, royal judge. I'm trying to help. I'm I'm trying to help. Yes, I understand. Maybe you've had bad experiences with cops. I've never Seven years in prison. Yeah. I'm sorry to hear that. So, what do you need? What I need from you guys right now is to understand that without him, I would. We're on Crystal Lake Road, north of Ba Valley. What does he have to? Okay. So why the only thing I care about or I don't care about me anymore? Where are you trying? Are you trying to get him to the hospital? I'm ready to get back at home so I can just forget that everything is back. Please help me. Can I please have your driver's license? Okay. Um would you guys like uh It's kind of a real mess right now. So um I don't know how you want me to do this. Oh, you know what? It's attach my keys. Attach my keys. Hi, you are so cute. Officers asked basic orientation questions like the current date and the name of the president to assess her mental state. Sarah, I got a couple of funny questions for you. Okay. just because you're telling me that you're having some mental health issues. Okay. I want to make sure that you're okay to take care of Seth. Okay. Answer her.6. Go ahead. Can you tell me what do you know what month it is? Uh we have July. We got a driver in here. July. July. Whatever. Doesn't matter. Do you know what year it is? Uh I was I was going to say my birthday here. 1990. Anyways, it's uh 2024. Excellent. And who's the president? It doesn't really matter. Can you please tell me who the current? I'm not sure because he's declined. So, he's declining. So, I don't know who the president is right now. It could be uh Harris. It could be Biden. I'm not sure. So, what are you trying to figure out that I'm levelheaded or what? Can you run her? Well, you yet or what? Oh, why are you I am You jumped out of the car. You ran towards our spy car and birth last. Oh, that's okay. You see these scars here? These are nice scars, right? 52. This is a good scar, too. These are all about my pain and expressing it. So, can you hang out and express my pain? Can I just express my pain for what I'm feeling? We're listening. We're listening. Are you really? Yeah%. [Music] Then why won't you just I don't want to. Would you want to kill me? No, absolutely not. Careful. I would want to if I created me, I'd want me. Well, we don't want you. If I was God, I'd be so ashamed of myself. Her responses are erratic, but coherent enough to keep her from being immediately detained. We want you to hang around, okay? For what? For us. For your son. For the little guy. Everybody else is going to take care of him. 41. I'm really glad I scared that lady. valid driver's license out of Wisconsin. Okay. Um, so here's what we're going to do. We're going to rescue squad's going to come. Okay. I want you to speak to a doctor because of these statements that you're making. Okay. They can't help me. Why? Why do you say that? Cuz there's no suboxone program for me. There's no methodone program for me. There's it for me. There is nothing that they can do for me cuz I've already done damage. Don't you get it? Damage is already done. Okay. So, so the rest of my life he will be taking care of me. He will be wiping my when I'm older because of what I did because I didn't know what I was doing at the time. I'm so And I did the research. Sarah, I'm mad at myself for it. I'm mad at myself. I'm so mad at myself. I'm so mad at myself. Sarah, I want you to breathe. Okay, Sarah, please breathe. [Music] Oh god. What's your name? Sarah. Sarah, can you sit up? Sarah. Yes. Sit up. Give me just Yeah. Yeah. I need you to sit up. Yeah. Okay. You have a baby in the car, so if you don't start acting like Okay. All right. You're right. You're right. You're You're correct. You're correct. And then you need an adult. I need to stop. I need to stop. I need I need to give it up. I need Come on, Sarah. I need to give it up. Sarah, sit up. Okay. All right. I need to give it up. You can say sit. I need to give it up. Just sit. I need to give it up. Do you have any friends in the area? Any family? Anything like that? What does that matter? Sarah continues to spiral emotionally, expressing guilt and shame for past substance abuse and mentioning prior involvement with child protective services. Well, I'm not I'm not sure. I mean, I live with my mother. Where does your mom live? Elorn. Beautiful. Elorn, Wisconsin. Your mom's name and her phone number, please. All right. All right. All right. All right. Hold on. Can I smash my face against the time for you? No, thank you. Please. What's your mom's name? I've done it before. I got scars. Okay. Sarah, what's up? Sarah, what's your mom's name? What does it matter? I need I need to get a hold of your mom. For what? I have one in my car. Peel for what? It's cuz you're gonna take my kid away. Relax. Take it away. Knock it off. This is what I wanted. This is what I wanted. This is what I wanted. This is what I asked for. Your son is hot. I took him out of the car and put him in the air conditioning. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. What's your mom's name? Carolyn. Okay. Did you throw a nighter in there, by the way? I know what movie that's from. I do too, cuz I'm Okay. Don't talk about yourself like that. I have to cuz that's what I am. Sarah, I'm a piece of You're not a piece and every should know it. You're not a piece of You're a human being. Maybe you've made some mistakes in your past that not a piece of Does that make you You're judging yourself awfully hard. I have to. You've been nothing but cool with us. Okay, which I appreciate. You're making our job easier. Okay. And I took your baby out cuz I didn't want him to get hot and I didn't want him I know he's little. I don't want him seeing this because kids remember, right? We remember our trauma, right? I don't want to talk about that. Okay. I'm telling you, that's why I took her home. Talk about that. So, here's the deal. Sarah, do you have a a thing? Can you go? This isn't a good phone number. Get her phone. Evaluate you. They're going to check your blood pressure. They're going to check your heart rate. Caroline, I or mom, where is your phone at? She eventually agrees to allow officers to contact her mother who lives nearby to pick up the child. He's in there somewhere. I'm not sure because I've been I've been a wreck today. I've been a total wreck today. So, good luck finding it. But I believe it should be just those are all my prescriptions. You think it's rare? I mean I mean I may have a joint or something in there. I'm sorry. I apologize. [Music] Oh, yeah. Here we go. I told you it. Maybe. Maybe I'm wrong. Let's try again. I'm sorry. On your phone. Yeah, if it lets me cuz it's a new phone and it's all jammed. Perfect. Just press and hold. Oh, I just want to break it. Press and hold with your thumb. Okay. Trying to get her trying to get the mom's phone number. She's been pretty erratic. So, nope. Let's get the phone number. You guys can do just like one second. She's been pretty erratic. Okay. 85 down Crystal Lake Road. Pulled her over. Tire tracks are hers. Jumped out of her car. Landed in the street. Okay. 5 minutes out. Okay. Well, maybe that's my that's my fault. I'm sorry cuz I kept see I kept seeing That's okay. We just want to I kept throwing a letter in there. I'm sorry. We just want to make sure I'm dyslexic, so that happens. So, is it okay with you if the hospital if the fire ambulance is 5 minutes out? The ambulance is a few minutes out. Sarah, can you just hang out there, please? What? So, the reason why my my officer needs to call your mom is because is it okay if mom comes and gets your son? Absolutely. Okay. just because you're you're acting a little disoriented. Okay, I'm worried about you and you're making statements about hurting yourself. So, why why do you want to hurt yourself when you say when you say you wanted us to just hit you? Why? Why? Sarah officers listened and continued to deescalate the situation while ensuring her safety and that of the child. Can you tell me what did I say wrong? I can't I can't explain it all to you. I can't explain it all to you. So is long story short, I went through a lot of trauma as a child and I'm trying to get over it now. Okay? And I'm in my blooming process. Okay? And it hurts. It's very painful. I bet I mean look, the scar telling enough, aren't they? I did that to myself, so it should be telling enough. So you self harm? I have. You have? When was the last When was the last time? Oh, it's been it's been a couple years now and years. Okay. I've been doing really good, but I lost my mind today, yesterday, and the day before because I've been getting a lot of sleep. I've been a little manicky. I've been I can't help it. I can't help it. You guys act like I can help it. I can't help it. I'm not saying you can help it. I'm so sorry. I'm trying to keep it together in my belly. Sarah, take a breath for me. Okay. Oh, I'm feeling so bad, man. I was doing so good with that kid. Oh, I just want to break everything. This doesn't affect you. You did not hurt your child. Okay. I put him in danger. Well, you you were speeding. Yes. So, here's what's going to happen. You're You're going to get evaluated by rescue and we're going to write you a ticket for speeding. Okay. And your child's probably going to be turned over to your mom. That's okay. I will have to contact DCFS. Okay. Yeah. Have you had any contact with them in the past or I have. Okay. I had to fight really hard to actually get my I was dirty when he was born. Um and I've been trying to stay off and I've been doing really good. But so her license is valid out of Wisconsin revoked in Illinois. Yeah. EMS is dispatched to the scene to evaluate Sarah's condition. Throughout the encounter, officers remain calm and supportive, encouraging her to stay present for her son and explaining the process step by step. Uh, doesn't that Wisconsin? Wait, I'm revoked to Did I get a ticket to Illinois that I didn't pay or something? Okay, so I must it doesn't tell us all that information cuz I'm like I'm like I owe my mom so much money for paying off all my tickets is unreal. Like that's why I mow lawns every single weekend. really good. I got this weew whack for you. I start rolling this stuff for anybody. I don't care. I just Are you close with mom? It's so complicated. I don't really want to get into it. I understand. If you don't want to talk about it, that is your prerogative. I get it. I was just just asking. She made one mistake that she can't undo and nobody can. So, it's over. She didn't tell my dad about my abuse. It didn't work. So, I had no clue the whole time. Oh, pisses me off so much. But that's why I was the way I was. He was lying to him. He didn't get why my brother went to bed till he was 16. Obviously, he had trauma. Sure. But he didn't want to believe it. He denied that truth. Sure. So, I'm so sorry for everything that happened to you, Sarah. I really am. Nothing happened to me bad. everything that was happening to me. Well, you obviously because I wouldn't be the person I am today. Pulling up. You want me to come up here? Wait back there. No, we can walk back. We're going to take a walk back to the ambulance. Okay. Would that be okay, Sarah? Just real quick. You don't have any You don't have anything in your pockets? Nothing? Oh, no, no, no. Just keep your hands out. I do have tissue or something. I have a a thing in my pocket, but yeah, you can search me. Just uh face the car for me. I'm just going to do a pat down. Okay. I'm just making sure you don't have any weapons, guns, knives. No, I ain't got just Yeah. Yeah. I tried to start a new life today and I found out that everybody was. Well, you get no argument from me there. Did you keep anything in your bra? No. Child Protective Services is contacted and a report is initiated. Sarah's vehicle is prepared for towing. All right, stand up straight for me. I'm just going to look under your hat. Oh, yeah. Good. Okay, you can relax. Okay, we're going to just walk right these spots on my face. You know, I do that on purpose so people will look at me funny. You know why? I don't want them to like me. Let's go take a walk. Can we take a walk towards the ambulance? Grab your phone. Okay. Just like pulled her over. What's your name? She's saw us behind her. Swerved out into the grass. So eventually pulled over. Once she was in car, she jumped out of the car. She made suications and she has made a fair amount of references to like in the past. I don't know if it's current, but it What's that? Sorry, it was a huge cluster. Oh, yeah. It's fine. What are you guys doing with the kid? Uh, she's on. No, she's calling uh she's calling grandma. Hey. No. Why? Oh, did you get a hold of mom? Yeah. She's coming. You want to go start a tow report for her car? Sure. Correctly. Right. Okay. the call with CMS cuz we have a child in protective custody. Best job hotline. This is charm. How can I help you? Hello, my name is Officer Caitlyn Lorenz. I'm calling from Mckenry City regarding a child I have in protective custody. Can you get out and tell whoever that is to do a child report coming? By the end of the stop, Sarah is transported to the hospital for evaluation and her child is turned over to a family member. If I'm going to follow them, I need someone to finish the tow report. She's on the phone with DCFS. Just do the finish up the tow report. Okay. And then uh if they were going to go, then you can just follow them after. I would say probably 104. How old do you think that little one is, Chris? What? How old do you think he is? A year. Probably. He just turned a year, she said. All right. Uh, what do you want? So, when they go following that one, I have Caitlyn following this one. And if not ready to follow, I'll follow you. Hold on. I'm on the phone with DCFS. Sorry. Go ahead, Neil. I'm sorry. Hey, Caitlyn. I'll follow him up to the hospital then. If you're going to be on the phone with DCFS, you left, right? Yeah, she's out. [Music] She's formally charged with child endangerment and reckless driving. Number two, child's 911 call exposes drunk father's reckless behavior. Deputies respond to a 911 call from a child who says his dad is driving drunk. Unable to reach his grandmother, the boy calls the police. [Music] You okay? [Music] [Applause] [Music] What are you doing? Not bad. Take a seat belt. Get out of the car. Come on. Out. Out. Out now. Get out, dude. Yes. Kevin, keep checking. Make sure he's all right, sir. How you doing, man? How are you? I'm sorry. I just I have a hardness for No, no, you're fine. I wanted to make sure he was okay. You okay, buddy? You need a hug? I give you a hug, bud. So sorry. I felt compelled to help him. I'm so sorry. You're fine. You're fine. I feel bad, but Huh? My name's Rusty. And I'm Jessica. That's my wife, Jessica. You're right, bud. Listen, you're in good hands. I promise you. Okay. You ever need anybody, you can take my number and call me. I'm a tow truck driver. On the weekends, I can take you out with me, show you how to run a tow truck. He loves teaching me things. He loves it. All right, I promise you. Deputies quickly intervene and secure both father and son. The child is shaken but safe. Okay, it's all right, buddy. You got your school ID on you? Um, I think I left it in the car. Okay. All right. I'll be right back with you. Okay. I'll sit with you for a bit. Right. I just cuz you know what what if they want me in the car when you you're driving, right? And if the police puts the lights on, you have to stop, right? It's normal procedure. So if you didn't stop, maybe that's why cuz we have to make sure you know, right? So yes, ma'am. Okay. Yes, ma'am. Where do you have PTSD from? You said uh I live in Colombia and they are me and my family. Mhm. I do what it was for them for me. Oh, okay. And my dad, my mom and my dad is alive. Mhm. And that's the only way we came here. Okay. All right. I see what you're saying. Hey, do you want somebody to come and check you like a EMS, the ambulance, and things like that to check you out? Well, other than the uh I I need some medicine. What kind of medicine do you take? Uh pleasure. What's that for? For my anxiety. Anxiety. Okay. Did you take You said when was the last time you took that? That's not yesterday. Do you need an ambulance? Yeah. Do you need an ambulance? Somebody to check you over? Were you hurt? Do you need an ambulance? Dr. you. We just It's fine. Do you need somebody to come and check you? I would say that I I'm currently needing to be taken care of. Meanwhile, the father claims he's experiencing a panic attack and says he suffers from anxiety and PTSD. You currently need to be taken care of? Yes, ma'am. Okay. And why why do you say that? Why is it I ask I already asked you about Okay. So, I'm asking you if you need the ambulance to come and check you out, right? I am currently having a panic attack, man. Okay. All right. Okay. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Okay. So with that being said, so do you have do you have thoughts of something to my doctor that that prescribed me? All right. Um yes, I do I do I do get prescri Okay. Okay. And at the moment I feel like I feel like it's not okay. Okay. EMS is called to check on him and he appears disoriented throughout the interaction. Deputies note signs of impairment and gather statements from his son. So, I just got to get a statement from you. Okay. Are you just Are you just scared or what? Yeah. Well, you don't have to be scared. I mean, we're all here. Have you ever had to deal with this with your dad before? I had to deal with my mom. Huh? My mom. You dealt with this with your mom? How old are you, dude? Like 13? Yeah. Okay. So, I mean that's that's that kind of stinks that you have to go through that, man. So, can you just kind of tell me what happened this morning? You guys were So, was your guy drinking this morning? Has he been up all night or what's going on? Woke up and I went in his sleeping. So, I just took a shower and then whenever I woke up, I mean, not woke up. Whenever I got out the shower, he was still sleeping. So, then I just told him to wake up and then he did. Does he usually get up with you in the morning? He Yeah, he he never goes back to sleep. No, he usually wakes up with you. Yeah. Whenever I Huh. Does he work? Okay. When Whenever I checked his cabinets, he had like five vodkas in his cabinets and then like most of them were empty. So, you found five empty bottles of vodka? Not all of them are empty. Okay. But uh take your backpack off and put that jacket and put your arms in. I thought you're sitting there shivering. But then we just went to school and then whenever I realized something was off of like his eyes were like dozing off. Say that again. His eyes are like dozing. Okay. So how far away do you live from here? I guess I'm not exactly sure. Yeah. Like right now? Yeah. Like couple minutes. 10 minutes. 10 minutes. So he drove all the way to school and he said he was dozing off. Yeah. Like a like he was like like swerving a little bit and he was stopping at green lights and he almost hit a pole. Okay. And I I called my grandma five times and she wouldn't answer. So I called my and she said to call you guys. The officer continues speaking with a boy who gradually reveals more details about what led up to the situation. So he didn't say did you did you tell him that the police were behind him or whatever? I told him to pull over. Yeah. Did you see us back there? So, what did he say? He said to talk. He kept saying to talk to the lady. He wants to talk. He wanted to talk to the lady. Okay. And that's it. All right. Did Did he say anything as he was approaching this area before you when you were able to get out of the vehicle? Were you trying to get out of the car before? Yeah, I was going to get out the car either way cuz I didn't want to be in the car with him. Right. That makes sense. Yeah. You did the right thing, man. I know it's sad, but you know, you don't you don't want to be they don't need to put you in that situation either. Okay. All right. Is there anything you should add, change, or delete about your statement? You don't want to add anything else? No. All right. That'll conclude the statement. I don't know how you going to walk, Grandma. Okay. So, that's your son. The driver who drives that car is your son. Yeah. This is the first time I don't know how working all that stuff. Okay. Well, he was drinking this morning. drinking alcohol. Okay. Okay. So, this is your son, right? And that's your grandson? Yes. Okay. So, your son was drinking alcohol, took him to school, he is driving so erratically, he calls us up like, "Oh my gosh, I'm scared. I'm I'm really scared of what's going on here." I mean, I don't know exactly the words, but that's what we all got over the radio. He pulls into the school. Now, the call came out right before he got to the school. So our deputy, the school resource officer, goes to make contact with him, knocks on the door, says, "Hey." He drives off with him, not even leaving him at the school. He does not. So he now he's in the car. He drives off. We find him at racetrack. That deputy turns on the lights to do a traffic stop. Okay? Like everyday traffic stop. He drives off from the traffic stop. We got another deputy. Now we have two cops following him. He drives over here. The only reason he stopped because he got stuck in he got he got stuck in. Meanwhile, the boy's grandmother is brought up to speed and she doesn't hold back her disappointment in her own son. And that's when he darted out of the car to to separate himself from his dad. And that's when we were able to get him out of the car. Okay. I don't care. Really? I don't care because he's one person. He's drunk. He's a drunk. He's a drunk. I don't know. I don't know. Does he drink a lot? No, he is today. Okay. Yeah. Not in my That is my point. No, I know. I mean, so my so I'm not so so mad. You should be mad and that's okay. Okay. But right now, mama, you put your grand in a lot of danger. So be mad with your son, but make sure you love your grand. Okay. No. No. Take care. From now I going to take care of him. I going to make one one one statement. He's going to live with me and he's going to stay with me all the time. Okay. Well, we'll have DCF. Does he have mom in his life or no? Said no. No, no, no. The mama. Okay. They had a lot of problem. They had they and separates the DC the I had the papers right now. The DC the DCA D mom. Where's mom at? The DCA they full custody to me. Okay. Because All right. So she's obviously got some problems. So that's going to change today. She went No, wait. She went to meet with one guy. The guy put one pistol to my grandson and pull the pistol to him. And then was a lot of police over there too. And she was in the jail. The guy was on the jail. And this one is mess. Yeah. Yeah. It sounds like a mess. Yes. She don't had nothing to do with him because she don't want to let let the guy forfeit right now. Do you do you live with your son or not? No. Two different houses. Yes. Okay. I don't know. Yes. Because this thing don't happen. Visibly emotional, she quickly steps up, assuring the officers that she'll take full responsibility for her grandson, who, as she puts it, has already been through more than enough. He lived another house. I lead another house. Okay. My point is right now what I have to do. Well, he's going to be going to the jail today. So, he might call you to get bonded out later this afternoon around 4, 5, 6:00. I don't know. Money. I don't This guy here, he's the boss over the school resource officers. Okay. You know what the school resource the cops at the school? He's their boss. All right. He already talked to your grand. So, I don't know how he feels about going back to school, if he wants to go home. Um I mean you know that way he doesn't feel pressure take him into today because right now like I say first of all when he was like four years ago 5 years ago that poor little my baby had to pass for all this standard I told you with the police the police is going to review him la the guy put one gun to him. Mhm. The mama officers arrest the father at the scene. He's charged with DUI with a blood alcohol level of 0.15 or higher while transporting a minor, resisting arrest, fleeing from law enforcement, and child abuse without causing great bodily harm. Number one, she hit, she ran, she got caught in a Mercedes. A deputy responds to a hit and run call and traces the suspect vehicle to a nearby apartment complex. The driver, Tina Anderson, is found sitting in her car. The officer tries to speak with her, but she's evasive and confused. Ma'am, step out the vehicle so I can speak with you. Ma'am, what? Just step out the vehicle so I can talk. Step out the vehicle, [Applause] ma'am. Don't be careful. Be careful, ma'am. Just turn off the vehicle. Just put the vehicle in park and turn it off. Put the vehicle in park and turn it off. You were just involved in a car accident up here at the light right outside the entrance. You know what? You guys are so wrong. Okay. Wait, wait, wait. You can't wrong. I don't want you to hurt yourself. Can you step back into the vehicle? No. Okay. Cuz my vehicle is not messed up. Okay. So, why did So, why did you leave the accident? And I saw it. What's the address here? You know where you're at? Oh, good god. What are you doing? I'm trying to get out. So, let me help you. So, step back in the vehicle so I can help you. Can you come out the other door? God. No, I don't. Ma'am, what's the matter? Turn off the car. Do you have any reverse? Okay. Do one more time. Back up. Okay, stop it. You can get out there. Turn off. Put it in park. She denies being in an accident, saying her car isn't damaged, even though there's visible front end damage and a broken mirror. You should be able to get out there. Okay. What is your name, man? Tina. Tina. Okay. Oh, no. I did it. My car was just so that Have a seat right here, please. Have a seat here. Right, Tina? Have a seat for me here, please. Let me help you out. You don't You don't understand what What happened? My car, no, was just a Mercedes and was messed up. And so that you know this is not messed up at all. Not at all. Not at all. Not at all. This is not messed up. There's nothing that's messed up at all. Okay. You got damage to the front here. You got a broken You got a broken side mirror. Okay. You see it? And you got And you also got damage at the light here. Okay. Listen, I got to go to in my room. No, you can't. You can't go in your house right now, man. I need your information. Ma'am, I need your I need your information. Why? Because Let me go. I need Can you have a seat? Can you have a seat so I can talk to you? Give me a minute. Can you have a seat and talk to me? Don't go in the house right now. Don't go in the house right now. I need to talk to you. Look, you see this lady? You see this lady outside? Yes. Do you know her? Yes. But that is not what I did. Okay. So, talk to me and tell me what happened. Listen, I'm burning up. You're burning me up. Okay. Are you under any medication right now? Yeah. Are you under any medication? As she moves toward her front door, officers ask her to stay outside. She refuses and behaves like this. Okay. So, talk to me. Have a seat. Do I can get you a bottle of water if you're under any medication. No, I'm on medication right now. I'm having a migraine. Okay. Okay. Well, stop. Tina, I need you to talk to me. Please. Please stop. Okay. I need you to talk to me. You were involved in an accident. You can you you have to talk to me. The lady that's here. All I have to do is do a police report and then I'll leave you alone. That's it. Okay. Whatever. Okay. So, if you could just give me your driver's license. Whatever. I don't have a driver's license. Simple. I got to go. Okay. You do you do have a driver's license? No, I don't. Okay. I'm burning up. Okay. Do you want to get a ticket? I'm burning up. Okay. Please. Okay. Let me just see your driver's license. Let me see your driver's license. Let me go. Do you want to tell me what I'm not even holding? Listen. I'm not holding you. Do you want to tell me what happened? a massive massive I have a massive migraine. Okay. I just need to see your turn. Ma'am, you were involved in a car accident. Thank God. Okay. All right. So, we're going to we're going to we're going to sight you. I'm going to give you a ticket for leaving the accident. Meanwhile, the hit and run victim arrives and confirms that Anderson rearended her at a traffic light before fleeing the scene. Excuse me, ma'am. Hi, my dad. I'm okay. I'm going to talk to the police officer. Dad, did she hit your car? She did. I'll call you back. She did. It's okay. But she's lying. Can I see the damages? Yeah, sure. Was it minor? Yeah, it's my light at 42nd way for the turn, the red light, and she rared me. So, it's this. But the main concern was her condition. Yes. And I mean, I videoed it and the guy behind me, he was videoing, he stayed. He said that he saw her driving recklessly for about a half a mile. She was yelling to go, go, go, cuz the light was green. And she was stepping on the gas. Gotcha. As she was kissing the bumper and it pushed it a little bit and then she started backing up and we kept telling her and I mean right now I'm tense and you know my back feels a little now my adrenaline. I had a little panic attack over there. You know this lady wasted. Yeah. And the heat doesn't help. Now she's got a dog. I feel bad for dog. Right. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. That's okay. You weren't cursing at No. No. No. No. No. I'm so sorry. No, no need to apologize. So, so just so here's the situation. Um I know because she said she's having a medical episode and I couldn't you know like she's like my medication my medication I couldn't not she said I have a video that says she can't see. She can't see. Right. So So I can't really hold her from not going in her house because she you know she made it to her house right by the miracle. Right. Exactly. Um, excuse me for one second. Yes. It doesn't matter to to us what, you know, it's up to you if we do a crash report. I think I want something documented for myself. Absolutely. Absolutely. Because this is Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Officers regrouped to review the details and piece together the full timeline of the incident. What's up? So, here's the situation. But it was weird because I thought they t they sent 26 to this accident, but I guess they got another accident. Anyways, I pull up to the scene at the traffic light intersection here. So, had to make a U-turn cuz they were in the westbound lane. As I'm pulling up, this young lady's waving at us and says, "Hey, that's the lady. She's leaving." And she pulls into this development. So, I was able to follow her and found her here. So, she she parks her vehicle. First, she parks her vehicle. She's trying to get out of the vehicle, but she parked it really close to the staircase. And she's like, "Oh, I need to get out." I said, "Ma'am, okay, back up your vehicle a little bit." She seems either under the influence of something or having some type of medical condition, you know, wasn't all there. And I said, "Ma'am, I need to talk to you. I need to to find out what happened." And she's like, "If you look at my car, I don't have any damage to my car." She's walking around her car and I said, "Well, I need to talk to you." And she I said, "Wait here. Why don't you have a seat so we can figure this out? So this young lady of course few minutes later pulled up. So this is vehicle one. That's vehicle two. Um lady went in the house and you know I was trying to hold her as much as I could and I was like man I can't really like you know she's parked in her driveway you know and she was you know like I need to get inside. I need to get inside. I don't feel good. I don't feel good. You know I'm having something medical. So, she went inside. With the victim's statement in hand, they returned to Anderson's residence to hear her side of the story. Miss Anderson. Miss Anderson, come outside. We need to speak with you. What? Can you step outside so we can talk to you? For what? Come outside. We want to check on you. We want to see if you're okay. Want to see if you're okay, ma'am. Hey, don't let my dog down. Get that dog inside. Get in. No. No. Get her inside now. Now. Oh, he's friendly. Now she'll run out to the road and get No, we got her. We got her. She's not going on. No. No. No. Move. Stop. Don't push me. Don't touch. You hurt me. You hurt me. Yeah, you hurt me. We're not hurt. I'm trying to My dog almost died. Okay. Well, your dog is fine now. Stop. Stop. Stop. Your dog is fine. Don't do this. Let's walk over here. out. No, hold her. No, hold her. She's He's got her. Take this out. He's got her. He's going to bring the dog inside. The dog is fine. You got to get inside. Yes, the dog is fine. The dog is Look, you see he's inside. Miss Anderson, you made my You made my lip bleed. Okay. Well, we didn't touch your lip. You made my lip ble. We didn't touch Okay. We didn't touch your lip. What's going on today? Can you tell us what happened? Yeah, you've made my lip bleed. Take this off. This No, we're not going to take We're not going to take these off right now. When she begins complaining of medical issues, EMS has called in. Others do their best to keep her calm and stationary while waiting for help to arrive. You were driving this vehicle. Tell us what happened up outside on the roadway. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let go in a minute now. Tell you what happened. Okay. Okay. All right. All right. I spent Please let this go. You're hurting me. No. You're hurting me. The cuffs are fine. The cuffs are fine. They're They're not tight. Don't you don't let that dog No. Where are you going? Why don't you have a seat on this? Have a seat right here so you can talk to us. No. Listen to me. Listen to me. We're listening to you. Can you tell us what happened? Listen to me. It was in my Mercedes Benz, okay? Y'all are hurting me. We're not hurting you. God, we're not hurting you. Get this off. This is what happened. What happened with the Mercedes Ben? Get this. It's hurting. What happened with the Mercedes Ben? Well, let me show you. No, that's just what is done. Just normal what is done. Period. In the store. In the story. In the story. Okay. In the story. It's done. working in the story. Get this all man. I'm naked. I want to get naked. I have a severe migraine. Okay. Severe migraine. Take this. Have you taken any medication today? Take this m Take this off. No, we're not taking those off. You have you taken any medication today, Mrs. Anderson? Despite the emotional intensity, officers maintain control and document the crash details. I'm working on it. I'm working on it. Please, please. Let me get to my migraine. Please. Let's walk over to my car. You have better car. It's a pain. It's a pain. It's a pain. Okay, let's walk. Walk with me. Oh, good God. We got Let me get my dog. No, your dog is flying. We got We got a fire rescue. I'm going to check you out. Okay. Have a seat right here. Have a seat, please. Just please. Okay. Have a seat. You make me my dog. No, your dog is fine. Put your feet. Put your feet in. Put your feet in. [Music] I got a migraine. I got a migraine. A severe migraine. I got a severe migraine. Please, please, please, please, please. They treat her with care while ensuring she's evaluated by medical professionals. Cuz of the heat. Cuz of the heat. Get this out. Get this out. Y'all have given me a massive migraine. Stand right here. This way. I'm going to end up in the hospital. What happened? Take this away, ma'am. Just just for sitting purposes. Take this. I have to get my dog. Let me go and get my dog. Do you have any info for that tantrum was hard to watch, but the saddest part? The dog. Here's to hoping he ends up with someone who gives him the love he needs. These weren't just traffic violations, they were personality reveals, and none of them were good. Drop your thoughts in the comments.