A steady job didn't stop these people from making reckless choices that landed them in cuffs. Here are five cases when cops face reckless employees. Number five, employee gets creative and starts scamming the employer a few dollars at a time. On December 28th, 2021, police were called to a Taco Bell after reports of employee theft. Here's what the branch manager shared when they arrived. So, I've got an employee. She took 250 200 $250 from us. We've got video and we're taking cash. Um, she would take customer orders, zero it to zero, give the customer the food, take the money in, put it in the register, and then at the end of the day, she'd go and they break down their register. Okay? >> Whatever was left over, she would put in her pocket. So in the exception the exception reporting system that we have it would find unusual behaviors which is >> 315 or things like that. So that's what alerted us to something unusual going on. >> 18399 1839. >> And then when I matched the the tickets to the video, that's when we saw >> the customer would pay for an order. >> You get the food, she'd take the money and ultimately zero out the order and keep the money. >> So mash events to tickets. Yes, >> sir. Just in your words, tell me what led you to call me here today. >> So, we have an exceptionbased reporting system that alerted us to uh voids and deletes that were being done in our computer system after reviewing uh employee customer tickets and video. It allowed me to identify the employee who was um zeroing out the tickets, taking the money, and pocketing it. >> Okay. to uh brought me here today to interview her. >> Okay. And what happened when you got here today? >> Today I talked to her. She admitted to $200 to $250 uh of fraudulent voids that she would zero out the the ticket number um put the money in the cash register till take it to the manager's office at which point she would take it out and put it in her pocket and keep it for her personal needs. >> Was this the same employee the every time on the video? >> Every time. Yes, sir. >> Her experience and knowledge of the CCTV system should have made her think twice. Instead, she banked on the idea that taking small amounts would go unnoticed. However, the cameras caught everything. >> And do you know who that employee is? >> Okay. And how how long has she been working here? >> Uh, I think about three years. Two and a half to three years. >> Okay. All right. Um, you have any knowledge of her doing this prior to these uh five or six incidents? >> Uh, I have documentation over the last four to six weeks, I believe it is. >> Okay. >> I'm sure you guys are going to check further back to see. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. Okay, cool. >> All right. I'll go in there and talk to her. Are they uh >> Is there anything else that I haven't talked about or asked you that you want to add? We're good. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. So, in your own words, you you know why I'm here today? >> Yes, I know why I'm here. >> Okay. And I see that uh you wrote a letter. Is this the letter you wrote? >> Yes. >> To miss. >> And so, you have your ID on you or do you have a Florida ID? >> Yes. >> Okay. Let me see. Awesome. What's that? >> All right. We're here. Oh, yo. So, y tell me how you came to talk to Mr. Gong today. >> So, I got to repeat all that. >> Well, I haven't read that. I just know it's a letter you wrote. I'm here. I asked him and I spoke to him and I'm just speaking to you. >> Okay. So, it's been it's um he's [Applause] I've been taking cash pretty much. Bottom line. >> Taking cash. >> You say it's more than what I'm admitting to, but I don't. It's not true. >> Okay. Paying cash from where? It's a bold move, especially for someone who knows how visible she is behind the counter. It's a surprise to the officer that she thought she could pull it off unnoticed. >> So, how you you just >> So, how you just take it out? I mean, you don't think that they're going to notice is missing? I'm just cur I'm just asking. >> That's a good question. And I wasn't thinking like >> so I mean how did you take out? Do you just take it out? Is it I mean >> no I'll put the money in the register once I count the register down I keep what what what was left over >> like if the ticket said it's supposed to be $450 and it's $475. I'll put the $450 in the >> Okay. Well, I don't I don't How would there be a difference though? Because like when if I come in, you say, "Yeah, your bill's 220 and I give you 220." I mean, at the end of the day, the machine is going to show 220. So, how how's it going? >> Like, I'm not >> He doesn't understand how you would zero order out. >> So, just explain how. pretty much deleting the stuff off the screen and putting it in the register once the end of the ship >> mean like voiding it out like like if I comp I get it now. >> So how many times did you do this? Like maybe four or five times. >> Five times. And a period of how long it >> three four months. Five months >> in a five month period. >> You know about how much total you did? >> I he say more than 250. I believe this is like 22 250. >> Management estimates the loss at $400, but the suspect claims it's half that. In a written confession, she admits to taking only $200. Regardless, it's enough to justify charges. >> All right. You said that there's a way to do that. The >> Yeah, I can email you the video. >> So, how much do you guys have? So far, >> uh, probably closer to 400. Okay. So, you wrote this letter saying that you took you said 250 250. 250. All right. Okay. All right. So, you admit to take the money. You just you guys just disagree on the amount. Okay. >> All right. Is there anything else you want to add to your statement? Is there a reason you took it? Well, I mean, I'm just curious. >> Bill, gas, grocery. >> Don't y'all have a program or something to help out your employees and talking? >> I was never told that. It's a lot of stuff I'm still learning right now. I've been here almost four years. >> All right. Explain to you what this is. This is what you're being charged with right here. You're being charged with petty theft. All right. All right. So, all you going to do is you going to swear in the test is on is on being documented on our camera that you you're promising to show up to court. It's not saying that you're guilty. It's saying that I'm going to come to court. Now, what we going to do? Pull your mask down. Make sure I get your face on camera so you can't say it was your sister. That was it. All right. Take care. Happy holidays. Try to have a better day. >> Thank you. >> Happy New Year. >> Thank you. >> New year, new blessing. No more, right? >> Yeah. >> Three years of employment came to a close with a woman getting fired and charged with petty theft. Number four, fired from her job and then caught making a worse decision. Things were already going downhill for this worker, but they took another turn when she ran a stop sign and got pulled over just hours after being let go from her job. Here's how the traffic stop played out. >> Hey, Lisa. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey, you mind hopping out for me real quick? Yeah. >> All right. All right. So, turn around. Face the car for me. >> You got anything on you? >> Keys. >> All right. You going to drop them real quick. >> Okay. >> Nope. Don't walk away. >> I just got fired from my job. >> Yep. I'll explain everything to you in a second. >> Okay. I've heard nothing wrong. >> Are you putting me in handcuffs? Nobody. >> I'm detaining you. >> Okay. >> Don't pull away. >> Okay. That's why your girlfriend 1046 secure 106 27 hour 374 temp. >> The PD wants to talk to you. >> What's that? >> The police department. Come back here to my car. Of course, I'm listening to my neighbors. >> Delta 631 4391. >> You sit in my car for a little bit. I'm going to turn the lights off and everything and then we'll figure everything out. >> Can you get this off my wrist? I've not done anything wrong. >> Sit down. >> What are you pulling me over for? >> Sit down in the car. First of all, you ran a stop sign right in front of me as well. >> Come on now. >> A few moments later, the officer returns to ask the suspect a few more questions. Ma'am. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey, how are you? We're >> good. Yeah, >> I'm deputy. I'm sorry, that's too bright. Let me turn it down. Yeah, I'm deputy. However, Sheriff's Office. >> Nice to meet you, sir. >> What's that? >> I said, "Nice to meet you, sir." >> Oh, nice to meet you. Thank you. I want to make sure my guys are treating you with respect and professionalism. >> Yeah, I'm just coming home. >> Okay. Did they tell me what Did they tell you what they stopped you for? >> Like for running a stop sign complex I live in. >> Okay. All right. Sounds kind of minor, doesn't it? >> Very. >> All right. Is there also something else maybe going on over somewhere else that we didn't know about or is there another issue? >> No, I'm just I No, I just got fired from my job and I work right I live right here. >> Oh, you just got fired. >> Yeah, I just got fired. >> I'm sorry to hear that. >> Well, I live right here. Can I just walk to my house? >> Perhaps. Perhaps. So, I'd like to talk to you for a little bit. >> Yes, sir. >> The guys are telling me that they're concerned that you might be an impaired driver. >> Have you been drinking today? >> Yesterday. Not today. >> Nothing today. >> Yesterday. Yeah, yesterday. Yesterday had >> You were drinking yesterday. All right. Any medications uh in your system that I should know about that might be affecting your ability to drive? >> What was that? >> He's just opened the car door there. >> Oh. >> Anything in your system that might be affecting your ability to drive? >> I have I I take three like I could pray for a day and I'm I'm anemic. >> Okay. You're anemic? >> Mhm. >> Do you want rescue to come up a check on your blood sugar? >> Okay. Can I just walk home? I'm still investigating. Still investigating. >> Jesus Christ. Do you have any medical conditions I should be aware of? >> No. >> Okay, good. >> Are you epileptic? Do you take a medication called Dantin? >> No, I have no idea what that is. >> Are you diabetic? Do you take any insulin? >> No, I just take some food cuz I got I got low iron. >> You got low iron? Gota. >> Mhm. >> Um, do you eat a lot of red meat to try to keep up with that? >> I tried to, but I don't like I don't >> I don't like red meat. >> Yeah, I hear you. Is there anything in your vehicle we should know about? Any old containers, alcoholic beverage? >> I don't think so. That was not even my car. Go check it out. >> Okay. >> She's answering everything asked of her, but the officers suspect she was driving under the influence and possibly doing so without a valid reason to be on the road in the first place. >> Do you have a valid Florida license? >> I have an Alabama license cuz I'm from Alabama. >> Oh, you have the Alabama license. Okay. How long have you lived in Florida? A >> couple months. >> Just a couple months. Are you aware that state statute requires you to change your driver's license within 30 days of the One year. >> They told me one year when I went to DMV, but I had to prove I had to get um a marriage license, a divorce license, >> and my birth certificate. They told me I had to do all that. >> It's too much, isn't it? >> And so I've been waiting on all that. That's the only reason why I haven't transferred over >> agreement with you that that's way too much. >> It's crazy. It is. >> You know what? You know what's really crazy is I used to live in Florida. I used to work at Ocean Reef and Kargo. >> Uhhuh. >> Many years ago. And I was like, why can't you just pull me back up? >> I got you. And they were like, "We've changed the statues over the years of the whatever you call it." >> Mhm. That seems silly, doesn't it? I would agree with you. >> Yeah. >> Um, have you had anything to eat today? >> Yeah, I've had two oranges. >> Couple of >> cuz I went to work. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm just curious. >> And I dropped a table. I dropped I dropped a whole It was my first day at work and I dropped a tray with a whole bunch of waters on it. >> A whole bunch of what? >> Waters. >> Waters. >> With lemons. I'm too old to terrible. I can't do that anymore. But I tried. >> And so they told me that this wasn't a good fit. >> And I told him to off and he asked me to suck his >> and then I walked out. >> That seems bad. >> And that's all that happened. I swear to God in my life. >> I'd like to unhandcuff you cuz uh that sounds to me like it's ridiculous. So are you willing to let me do that? >> Yeah. I'm telling you, I'm a good person. I just for just a minute. >> Yes, sir. I just want to go home. >> I understand. >> Jesus Christ. I'm just trying to make a living. >> That's what I do. Just turn off me. Take these cups off for just a minute cuz I want to talk a little bit more. Okay. >> This one here I can reach without doing much maneuvering. >> I didn't see nothing wrong. >> I understand you. >> She's cooperative. So the officer gives her some leeway, but it's a move he'll soon regret. >> Just put that hand on top of your head for me. >> My hand. Okay. I really haven't done this wrong. >> I know. I'm just trying to help you be safe. >> Yes, sir. I understand. >> I'm going to move around this way. that someone's throwing out the pictures. Here's what the thing we don't want that to >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> Okay, hang tight. You keep your hands up for a second. Do you have any other issues I should know about medically at all? >> No, normal. >> Okay, that's pretty good. Do you take any medication for any back pain or muscle pain? >> No. Do you take any medication or arrest any other maladies? I >> No, sir. What I what I wanted to >> I just want to walk back to my apartment and get a new job tomorrow. Okay. >> Can I do that? >> Well, so here's the problem. You said you drank yesterday, but I can still smell a strong odor of alcohol coverage on your breath right now. So, I'm not so sure if you've been telling me the truth. And since you were stopped while driving and you have a clear violation, I'm concerned that you might be an impaired driver. And what by policy what I hear that here >> by policy in order for me to confirm whether you were safe to drive early or not I need to conduct a criminal DUI investigation. Would you be willing to perform some field sobriety exercises for me? >> For a reason because I'm not driving. Okay. >> So first exercise will just be involve me checking your eyes with this. >> Okay. Listen though. But but I but let me can I explain something to you? >> Please do. Tell me anything you want to tell me, >> please. Cuz I got to tell you, I am ADD. >> Mhm. >> All right. And I also have like I'm a little me for no reason. >> I'm still talking. Still talking. I'm treating you with respect and professionalism. Okay. I asked you if you had any medical conditions. You didn't say anything about ADD. Do you take any medication for that? >> No, cuz I don't have insurance. I can't afford it. If she keeps refusing to follow orders, this traffic stop could spiral quickly. And judging by her next actions, that's exactly where it's heading. The officer tries to keep things from boiling over, but she's not making it easy. >> Right hand. >> Yep. You can't afford it. Hang tight. Hang tight. Stop walking away. >> Why are you trying to me? >> I am not trying to rescue you. I'm trying to ask you if I can evaluate you and you keep moving around. Well, because you shine this thing in my eyes and it's imparing me. >> I want to see your face. >> Well, you see me. What do you want to know? >> I want to ask you, you would be willing to perform a field. >> Well, why should I do that? >> So, you were driving vehicle >> operating motor vehicle consents to any surprise. >> You get pulled over at a stop sign in your own place of welling and drill your own apartment complex. >> Your your registration also is expired. >> Hang time. Hang on. It's not in my car, man. >> Listen, I can work with you on that violation. I can work with you on the stop sign violation. What I can't work with you on is possible DUI activity. >> So, hang tight. Stop walking away from me, please. This is the third request. Would you be willing to perform some field sobriety exercises for me? >> Why trying to embarrass somebody? >> I'm not trying to do anything. I'm trying to treat you with respect. And the longer you make this take, you're more of a scene. >> They called from the restaurant. of a scene. >> They called from the restaurant and they put you from my >> with our discussion. >> Nothing to do with our discussion. Last request. Would you be willing to let me just check your eyes with this little blue pen and make sure you're okay? >> I live right here. >> Yes or no? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, great. Do me a favor. Stand with your feet. >> Okay. But listen, can I hold I have ADD? >> I heard you say that before. ADD. That's not >> No, cuz it makes me shake when I get nervous. >> Okay, fair enough. Take a deep breath and relax. I don't know how to do that. >> Talk to you calmly. >> I know. I don't know how to do that. I've not done anything wrong. >> Let's do this. >> That's how you do it. Do it a couple more times. We got all night. >> I've not done anything wrong. Why you embarrass my neighborhood? >> Stand with your feet together. >> I live right here. >> Not moving. >> Stand with your feet together. Weight together and your arms down at your side for me. I >> I can't believe you're embarrassing my neighborhood. They start with a nestagmas test and even at a glance it's obvious she's not passing. >> You don't mind if you please just watch the tip of this pen with your eyes only and don't move your head. You understand the instructions? >> If I can try to do that but I get >> if you want to hold your head with your hand >> I shake sometimes because I get I get nervous so bad. >> Take a big deep breath and just relax. >> All right, man. Did you understand the instructions? Yes. >> The instructions were to watch the tip of the pen with your eyes only your head. >> Oh, don't move my head. Oh, I'm sorry. >> That's all right. Let's try again. >> Ready? >> All right. You've got me kind of blocked up against this car. Do you mind to turn to the right about 45° towards >> I don't know what that means. Just right there. You just had me blocked up against the >> I'm sorry. I'm just I'm just like >> I know you couldn't see it. I'm just trying to tell you I'd like you to just move just a bit. Just let me go. Let's continue this exercise. Okay. Watch the tip of this pen with your eyes only and don't move your head. You understand? >> Yes, sir. I keep watching for coming real close. All right, we're going to go up. Keep your head straight. Oh, we're going to go up. I need you to keep your head straight. >> I know. I'm sorry. There was some bugs just got me. >> It's okay. Fine. Keep your head keep your nose down. Keep your head straight. We're going to go up and just watch with your head. Excuse me. Watch with your eyes only and don't move your head. You understand? >> After failing the eye test, she moves on to the heel to toe. And before it even begins, she's already making excuses for why it won't go well. >> What's your first name, man? >> My name's Lisa. >> Lisa. I'm Deputy Howard. Right now, based on that first field soriety exercise, I'm even more concerned you might be an impaired driver. Would you be willing to do a couple more quick exercises for me? >> Can Why can't I just go home? >> I live right here. >> I understand. I'd like to lay a straight line down the road right here and do the next exercise, which is called the walk and turn. Would you be once you do that, please? >> Okay, everybody back off. Give me a second. We're going to come that way. >> Thank you. >> Why from the whole neighborhood? >> Come here. Hold it straight for me. >> Sure. >> Take one big step towards me. >> Okay. >> Now, hold on to that with both hands. >> Okay. >> You got it. >> Now, set it down on the ground and step on it for me. >> Okay. >> Step on it. Step on it. Step on it. Good. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. Turn around. >> So, I'm doing this in front of my whole neighbor. >> That's actually really close. >> But I do have some specific instructions. Would you like to hear them? >> Sure. >> Great. For this exercise, I'd like you to start with your left foot in the line, your right foot in front of it with your right heel touching your left toe. And I'd like you to keep your arms. >> I'm so clumsy. >> I'm so clumsy. >> We don't have to hurry. Okay. Take a deep big deep breath and relax. >> Okay. 10 steps. >> I'm going to give you all the instructions. >> My neighbors are right here watching. >> Miss Lisa, if you would just listen, I can give you all the instructions. >> Yes, sir. >> Left foot on the line, right foot in front of it, right heel touching your left toe, and hold that position while I give you some additional instructions. Keep your arms down at your side for me. >> I'm just I'm so clumsy. >> Okay, Mrs. >> I'm just a clumsy person. I'm sorry. That's okay. Let me give you Let me give you the rest of instructions when I ask you to. And please don't start until I ask you to. >> Okay. I'm just >> I want you to take nine heel to toe steps. >> Can I take my shoes off? >> If you want. >> I think I can do better with my shoes off. >> That's fine. >> These are my work shoes. >> Yeah. Let's get them completely out of the way. >> I think I can do better without my work shoes on. >> So, let's keep arms. Clumsy. >> I understand them. I'm not going to hold that against you. What I would like you to do though is listen to the rest of the instructions. Are you ready? Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Left foot on the line. Right foot in front of it. Right heel touching your left toe. I >> want you to hold that position while I give you the rest of the instructions. >> All right. Can I do this? Cuz I'm left I'm left-handed. My left foot. >> Standardized exercise and start with your left foot on the line with your right foot in front of right >> backwards. I'm not backwards. >> Trust me, right to left isn't going to make that big of a difference. >> No, it does. when you're left-handed and left footed. No, it does. >> All right. So, >> can I not do this? >> Certainly can't hold that standing. >> Can I do this? >> If you really have to. It's not standing. I want to work with you. So, let's try it. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to try it. But it was backwards. >> You ready for the rest of the instructions? >> Yes, sir. >> When I ask you to, I want you to please take nine heel to toe steps in the line. >> I want you to turn and take nine heel to toe steps back down the line. >> How do I turn around? Just turn around. Once you get to that ninth step, I want you to leave your front foot in line and turn by taking a series of small steps with your other foot. And don't worry, I'm going to demonstrate this for you. >> Okay? >> While >> things are only going downhill from here as her attitude and behavior take a clear turn for the worse. >> Your feet at all times. I want you to keep your arms at your side. Your steps outline. >> Okay? Just going to be very simple. Left foot in line, right foot in front of it. >> One, two, three. See, I told you I'm left footed. Four, five, six. I can't it. Can I start the other way? >> Miss Lisa, let's try start the other way. It's fine. >> If I can do it the other way, I can do it. >> I'm trying to help you. That sounds fine. >> I know you are, sir. >> I was going to give you a quick demonstration. Do you want me to finish it? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. Cuz the part that you didn't hear was when you get to that ninth step, I want you to keep your foot on the line and turn by taking a series of small steps with the other foot. Then I want you to return nine heel to toe steps. Once you start the exercise, please don't stop until you've completed it. >> Okay. >> I believe I've got all the instructions out there now. Are you ready? >> Yes, sir. I'll try my very, very best. >> Okay, go ahead. Whenever you're ready. >> 1 2 3 I can barely see. 4 5 6 7 8 9 Oh, you want me to back up or just keep going? >> Just keep going. Please don't stop. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and then turn around. >> All right. Very good. Thank you for doing that for me. You you're continuing to get more and more um compliant with what I ask. Very grateful for that. Thank you. >> Now it's time for the one leg stand. >> Quick exercise I'd like to do. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you have any issues with your feet or legs that would prevent you from standing on one foot in a position that looks kind of like this? >> Not really. I used to be a ballerina. >> Okay, good. Oh, you were. That's cool. Pretty cool. How long did you do that if you don't mind me asking? No, >> I was also a swimmer. So, >> and a swimmer. Good for you. Athletic. Um, so for this exercise, I'd like you to stand with your feet together and your arms down at your side. Please don't start the exercise till I ask you to. But when I do ask you to start, I want you to please raise one leg, either leg approximately 6 in off the ground with your foot pointed out. I want you to watch that raised foot. And I want you to count out loud 1,001 100,00 told to stop. Again, you can raise one leg, either leg. I understand. I'm not gonna hold that against you. Okay. >> Are you ready? >> I'll try fast I can. >> Go ahead. >> I start now. >> Whenever you want. >> Right leg. >> 100 1,00 >> Okay. >> You want to restart? >> That's fine. Let's restart. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. Whenever you're ready, make sure you watch your raised foot. >> I know. So, I'm trying to figure out cuz this one I hurt the other day. >> All right. Well, you're welcome to use whichever foot you prefer. >> I know. That's That's what I'm trying to do is figure out which ones make best. >> No. No. Cuz I'm left right hard. This one hit hard the other day. >> Let's give it a shot. >> Furniture in my living room. >> Go ahead. 1,00 1,002 1,003 I really knocked my knees up. That's not a good exercise. Another one I really my shins up. >> I'm sorry about that. You want to give it a shot? You want to keep trying? >> Sure. Um, how long do I got to count to? >> Until told to stop. >> Okay, hang on. Let me figure out which one's going to be best for me. And at this point, even the officers are having a hard time keeping a straight face. >> One more try. >> I know. Okay, just be patient. >> I I am. No worries. >> No, I know you are, and I appreciate that for real. >> You're welcome. >> All right. I just myself. All right. >> I don't know. That's a gamble. You want to give it a shot? >> Of course. You know, I just Well, I just want to go home right here. >> I know that, man. >> Okay. >> Well, try one more time for me. >> Well, how long are we going to stand up for? >> It's typically 30 seconds, but we haven't even got past 5 seconds yet. So, >> I know. I know. >> One more try. Give it a shot for me. >> I know. I know. I know. Give me, >> please. I can get it. I just got to get the right foot. I don't know. I It's moving. All right. And begin. >> Let's go. Hang on. Hang on. >> Fifth try. >> Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. No. No. That can't be that one. This one. Go ahead. Let's go. >> Are you ready? >> Okay. Go ahead and go. >> Please make sure you watch your foot and count out loud. >> What am I? >> Watch your foot. Count out loud. What am I saying? >> Yep. 1,001 1002 1003 and so forth until told to stop. >> 1,001 100 1,002 1003 1004 100, 105 100, 10006. Sorry, I'm really 10067 1008 1009 and 1 and 1,12 and 1,345. I'm sorry. >> That's okay. Lisa, right? >> Yes, Lisa. >> Okay, you can stop. >> And from here, the officer is seen enough. you. Thank you for being compliant and thank you for calming down for me. Okay. The reason I'm part of the sheriff's office DUI traffic unit is cuz I'm the calmst deputy and the nicest deputy in the whole department. Okay. At the same time, you're under arrest for DUI right now. Okay. Put your hands together like you're praying. Give it to me. Please. Come on. I don't want to handcuff you up front. I want to handcuff you in the front. >> Okay. Can I Can I come here and smoke cigarette? >> Relax. Relax. >> Get off of me. >> Relax. You're going to get hurt. Sure. >> Relax. Why would you? >> You're going to get hurt. Okay, just calm down. >> Put your other hand behind your back. Just relax. >> No, you don't have nothing else to do. >> Relax, man. >> I live right with nothing but respect. Now you >> know you have it. Now you >> just relax. >> You live right. >> Miss Lisa, Miss Lisa wanted to handcuff you up front in order to be nice. Uh-huh. >> You have to pull away and be >> Uhhuh. Uh-huh. >> maneuver. >> Y'all got nothing else to do. >> Okay. Now, thank you. >> Off me. >> Lisa, look at me. The next step in the process for me to ask for a breath test so we can turn this alcohol car. Is that something you'd be going to do for me? >> Not at all. >> Okay, good. We're going to go to my car and I'm going to read something. >> Give me my shoes. >> You don't need your shoes right now, Miss Lis. >> Give me my shoes. >> Please stop. Please give me my shoes. >> Dallas, >> relax. >> No. >> Relax. Miss Lisa, you're now under arrest for resist. >> You're now under arrest for resistance. >> How good is that? >> I do. >> You won't even let me have my shoes. >> I'll get your shoes in a minute. >> Dallas. >> Thank you. Yes, sir. Now, let me read her Miranda and then you can pop it up. >> No, definitely not. >> Okay. But that's fine. But one step at a time. Yeah. Then we'll both have charging affidavit. [Applause] Try to be nice. With the cuffs on and the cruiser door closed, she drops the act. She's done playing nice. >> Dallas, >> we're in St. Augustine. We're not in Texas. You >> I don't live in Texas. Let let me take it. Delta 6. >> If I'm on the wrong channel, I apologize. Can you stamp me a duplicate cat for signal one coming 105? No, Lisa. You have the right to sign. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. you car to during or after >> that be fine shut attorney does that one >> you know what you know maybe I'll go call your mama shuting anytime but I refuse answer by requesting >> Uhhuh. Uhhuh. Shut the door. Nobody's in Texas and I giving over and you know what I got on camera. >> I have no idea what you're talking about bud. Thank you for that. >> You know he said you're not from Texas. >> Screaming for Dallas. We're in St. honesty. >> Dallas place right here is my roommate. >> Do you wish to answer any questions? >> Dallas said this. >> Dallas of non Texas is my roomate. >> Now that you've been res >> Dallas is my roommate. >> Go out of my way. You're going to pull somebody over in a apartment complex. Don't break my leg. >> Sit back. >> You want to go to jail? andor Dallas is making >> the attitude that got her fired is on full display and it's about to escalate even more. >> I'm not >> willing to submit to that test. >> What? >> I just read it to you. Would you like me to read it to you again? >> No, I'm going to take it. >> If you refuse to take the test I requested, your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of one year. >> What do you want? What do you want? or 18 months. If you're >> You could have let me just walk home, >> right? But ma'am, you've been arrested for DUI. >> You could have let me walk right home. >> Would you like me to finish? >> I was right here. >> Okay. Additionally, if you refuse to take the test I've requested you and if your driving privilege has been previously suspended or fined for >> Dallas is my roommate. >> In addition to any other penalties which can be opposed by law, refusal to submit the test I requested of you is admissible in evidence in any criminal proceeding. >> Doesn't matter. Do >> you still refuse to submit to the test? >> Yes. >> Okay, cool. Ma'am, >> where's my purse? >> I got it right here with us. Delta 6313 CJ. She's being right in front of my house. Please arrest somebody right in front of our house. >> Just for the record, ma'am, we locked and left your vehicle here instead of towing it, which is normally what I would do. See you guys in a minute. >> You're welcome. >> You're welcome. >> You arrest somebody right under >> and you're welcome that we did not tow your >> Just for the record. You're welcome. >> Yeah. Ma'am told you before you have the right to remain silent. I suggest you use it. >> Please. >> It's for your benefit. [Music] >> In the end, she faced charges for DUI and resisting an officer without violence. Her sentence included nearly a year of probation and mandatory fines. Number three, how ranch sauce caused a McDonald's employee to be arrested at work. A call on April 4th, 2025 brought officers to a McDonald's where a disagreement over ranch sauce spiraled into a physical altercation. At the scene, the suspect's sibling was waiting in the parking lot and the officer had to clear him out before proceeding. >> Why are you here? >> I'm asking how long before she go to the place. I'm on the phone with my sister. We're the jail. >> Who are you talking about? >> She's not in the car with you. No, >> I'm sorry, but I thought my sister was in the car with you. >> You guys follow this car again, you're all going to jail. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> That is not It's called tampering with the witness. >> I was trying to make sure my sister >> You're behind him and you're yelling and stuff. >> I was follow I didn't yell at them. I swear to God and talk to them not once. >> Then why do you think we pulled over? >> I'm not sure. I just told my sister. I said, "Why is my sister going to the bank and not to the jail?" >> Your sister is not here. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I apologize, sir. >> That's not cool. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. You need to leave. With a disruption in the parking lot handled, the officer turns to the witnesses for more details. >> Were you inside when this happened? >> Yeah. >> What did you see? >> I just We were waiting at the counter. She asked people for branch working behind the counter. >> Yeah. >> And they just kept ignoring her and walking by. So she just set her food down, went back there, grabbed like two things ranch, and then as she was walking back, that lady just said, "Hey, you can't do that." And just grabbed her. And then she said, "Hey, don't touch me." And then they just started fighting. >> So was she already back out from getting the ranch? Like back in the lobby when this happened? >> She was on her way out, >> like almost out into the >> lady grabbed her arm. >> Yeah. And then when you say they started fighting like >> well she just pulled her to the floor >> and then they they were just I don't know. >> So fighting her though or was >> Well, I mean she was trying to get her off of her. >> Yeah. But the lady grabbed on. Did you see her choke her at all? >> Yeah. She was holding her on the ground like that and pulling her. >> Okay. So she goes behind to get the ranch. She grabs it as she's walking out. The lady grabs her arm, >> pulls her to the ground, and chokes her on the ground. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> After speaking with an eyewitness, the officer now turns to the customer who claims she was attacked after simply asking for more ranch. Here's her side of the story. >> I was outside. >> I took a picture. I took a I took a picture of a little redness. >> Yeah. So, I was in there. I was I asked for ranch four times and everybody was ignoring me. So I went behind the counter and I grabbed it. It's nowhere near the register. I was back out in the lobby and the one of the workers grabbed my arm and like was trying to grab me and I pulled away from her and I turned around and I was facing her and then she grabbed me by the throat and put me on the ground. >> So you were at like the front counter. You had asked for ranch. Nobody's paying attention. How did you get behind the counter? >> I So the you you've been in this one? I have, but just >> so there's like >> I think there's a door you have to go in to get back there or no saw the ranch. I was in eyesight with the ranch and it was like four steps behind me and I had I just >> So you So you grabbed the ranch and then you came right back out. >> Yes. I didn't do anything else. >> Okay. And then this employee approached you and did what? >> Attacked me. She grabbed my arms like to try and keep me from walking away. I pulled away from her and then we turned face to face because she was behind me and then she grabbed my throat and put me on the ground and she got me. >> She held you on the ground. >> Was she choking? >> Yes. >> Okay. Were Could you breathe? >> No. >> For how long do you think that happened? >> Probably about 10 seconds. >> And then and then she let you go and >> she I don't even remember what happened like after that. I was there was like I like I'm starting to vision. Um, other she grabbed you on your arm. >> Like, no, but I landed on my elbow and I was trying to get away from >> Okay. Do you need an ambulance? >> Honestly, no. I don't >> How old are you? >> I'm 17. >> Where is your mom at? which is who I'm staying with on her. I told her everything, but she said absolutely no way. She can make it here right now. >> Okay. And then are these two with you? >> Yeah. >> With witness accounts in hand, the officer makes his way inside to get the suspect's side of the story. >> So, since like I said, the allegations that she's making are criminal, um, so I have to get a statement from you. So, I'm going to read you your rights. It doesn't mean you're under arrest or anything like that. It just means I want you to understand your rights before you answer any questions. Okay? Um, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the 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. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of the rights as I've explained to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak with us now? >> Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Well, no. >> No. >> No. I understand. >> Well, that went too quick. So, >> it worked. >> Yeah. Here we go. You want me to go back? >> Uh, yeah, go back cuz you need the time, I think. >> Okay. So, what time is this? That was >> two two >> 216. >> Did it say 60? >> Oh, I'm sorry. Can you go back one more time? I wasn't fast enough. I'm sorry. Could you go back? I wasn't fast enough on the draw here. Although the security footage isn't shown on body cam, officers reviewed it and it clearly showed the employee striking the customer as she walked away from the counter. With that confirmed, they gave the suspect a quiet moment to head to the back before placing her in cuffs. >> Okay, so you are under arrest. Okay, >> so just place your hands behind your back. We'll we'll take care of it all. Just stay on your back. Why go? >> Hey, I need you to stay back, please. >> Who the is she? >> I don't know, girl. >> She right there. >> Weird. Weird. >> What the h Okay. Can I call my mama real quick? >> Uh, not right now, but let's step over here to the car. >> Okay. >> All right. So, what this comes down to is you can't physically put your hands on somebody just for coming over the counter and getting >> But I didn't touch her. >> Yeah. Well, the video looked like you did. >> I did. >> Hey, you need to leave before you keep driving. Oh my. >> What the charge is? >> It's going to be a child abuse since she's a minor. >> 80 for Charlie. 10:15. You can make it a child abuse. >> 15 for child abuse. >> Drop some bags. >> Oh, I need my keys just in my pocket. We're going to put every We're going to take everything out and put it in a bag for you on your personal property. Okay. >> Okay. I'm just going to check your box with the back of my hand here. Okay. Is that keys? >> My keys. >> Okay. >> If there's one thing in her favor, it's that she remained cooperative throughout the process. Anybody [Music] comes back screaming and yelling, they're going to go to jail. >> Oh, that's it. They know it now. Mr. >> Yes, most likely. >> Anything in this pocket here? >> No. >> Nothing in there. >> Okay. >> Okay. If you can just have you seen here for me. Uh, we're going to get all your property put in a bag. >> Can you turn my phone off >> and then I'm going to >> How do you turn it off? >> Yeah. Okay, I got the AC turned up as high as it'll go. Officer Claudia is going to stand by with you if you need anything. It's going to be just a few minutes. Okay. [Music] [Music] [Music] She was transported to the station without further incident where she was booked for child abuse with a victim only being 17 years old. Number two, another Taco Bell employee caught stealing while on the clock. At a different Taco Bell location, police were called in to investigate another case of employee theft. And once again, the manager has details to share. >> Okay. Has she already been talked to about this incident? >> Mhm. And what did she have to say? >> Uh, she basically had to write a statement saying that she did steal the funds. Um, and so I talked to him afterwards and they wanted me to call the press charge. She stole like $400 worth of cash. And how long was this over? >> Over a month. Looks like she started on June 5th. Um and then they actually went to the cameras and looked and she's been doing it for almost a month. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And she's cooperative. >> Yeah. Not initially. Um she was, you know, denied of course. Uh but eventually towards the end she was like, "Yeah, I did do it. I made a mistake." Kind of deal. So >> Okay. And she filled out a statement? >> Mhm. >> Okay. And are y'all wanting to press charges? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Um I'm going to try and talk to her. Mhm. >> See if she's willing to talk to me. Do you have positive identification on it? Like just you like you verified all of her information and who she is. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. No, she works here. Yeah. Yeah. She's been working here for 2 months. She's worked for me at the other store as well, so I I know she is. Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Actually, my partner's here. So, let's just hang on a second and I'll get the stuff from him. >> Where is Anna now? >> She's in the lobby still. >> In the lobby? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do we have an office that we can borrow? >> Uh office is kind of small. Yeah, I can. Um it's right. is in the kitchen though, so it's not like it's not private. >> Yeah. [Music] >> Hi there, >> deputy. When sheriff's office, are you Anna? >> Yeah. >> Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Uh, yeah. >> Well, I was hoping you tell us what happened. >> I took some money, but I'm paying it back. You're paying him back? >> Yeah. >> Do you have your driver's license on you? >> By the time officers arrived, the manager had already gotten a written confession from the employee. Still, they'll need to get her information and conduct their own questioning. >> Um, so that's going to be your willingness to prosecute. So, since you're wanting to prosecute, you're going to fill it out here, put her name, sign here, and then we'll come on over. Can I call my husband >> in a minute? Let me get your driver's license first. >> Do you have a Florida driver's license or ID? >> That's my Florida. >> No. >> Have you ever had a >> Awesome. Here's back. >> Do you go by Anna? >> No. Anna Marie. >> Anna Marie's full name. Okay. So, Anna Marie, before we go any further, I do have to read you a little something. Can you put that down? Pay attention. >> Yeah. >> I need you to put that down. Pay attention. My name is Deputy Wind Bash number 875. This is due to everything that's going on. And these are your rights. Do you understand these rights? >> Everything you told Taco Bell truth? >> All right. So, how long has this been going on? >> Just a day or two. >> A day or two? Any reason why? bills to pay. >> H >> bills. >> Bills to pay. Okay. >> I'm sorry to hear that. >> And you're going to seek some kind of restitution to talk about eventually. Okay. >> So, what's happening now? Is there completing their end of the paperwork with us? Do you want to fill out a statement or anything or do you just want to run with what you have on what you write down? >> Okay. Do you have a history of theft? >> No. Have you ever been to jail for death before? Like anything of that nature? >> No. >> Have you ever been to jail at all? >> Yeah. DUI. >> DUI. Just that. >> And probation. >> And probation for for the DUI? >> Yeah. >> How long ago was that? >> Almost a year. >> Almost a year. Are you still on probation? >> No. >> Okay. >> Once they confirm she has no previous theft charges, the officer lets her know things will go smoothly as long as she stays cooperative. But you don't have any other criminal history. >> And you said you have video. >> So again, we're still waiting on all the paperwork to finish up and then we'll take everything from there. Right. >> Am I going to see the judge today? >> Um you might have a bond. >> So you you'll likely have a bond. >> So at this point, you are being placed under arrest. Now, we don't have to do this right here in the middle. >> We can walk out to my vehicle and take care of it then. All right. >> And so I'll get a bond as soon as I get to the jail. >> Yes. because it's not a violent offense or anything. It's probably going to be a low dollar amount with the bond and bonds and all that. It's not at this point. I wouldn't worry too much about it. If your husband can bond you out, then always means it's not going to be a obscene number from what I understand. Anyways, it's just a misdemeanor. Okay. Let him know to meet you at the jail. All right. It's going to take me a minute to do uh paperwork for when we get there, but after that paperwork is done, he should be able to find it right now. >> Okay. >> Do they want a trespass as well? >> Do you want your trespass? >> Yeah. >> Okay. That being said, ma'am, do you want your purse to follow you to the jail? Okay. >> All right. Let's put your phone up and we'll head to Can I go pee real quick, >> please? Do you want to escort her to the restaurant? >> She's asking to pay >> leave your property here. >> I would. >> Anything else you guys leave? Oh, you're still filling that out? >> Yeah. >> And then she sent you the link to send the video and all that stuff. >> Uh, she told me to uh I guess you guys need his email address. >> Somebody's email address who has the video footage of it. >> Yeah. Yeah, he has the video footage. I'll give it to you before you leave. >> All righty. Go ahead and grab your purse. Go ahead. Do you have any weapons or anything on you? >> Okay. Your purse will be searched in detail once we get to my car. >> The only thing left now is to prepare her for the ride to the station. >> We're going to go to this car over here. >> Just place all of your belongings on top of the truck. >> Okay. >> So, my partner's going to go grab her gloves real quick. >> Are you sure I'm going to get out today? likely because it's it's just misinformation. It's not like a domestic violence. It's not like DUI. DUI you have to stay overnight. Domestic violence is typically higher up bond. Have to see judge overnight in the morning as well. This is a misdemeanor theft. It's not a big deal. It may appear to be a stressful situation, but still $400, not a felony amount. So, at least thank you stars. It wasn't because then the bond amount would just be higher. All right. Go ahead and turn around for me now. Place your hands behind your back. Go ahead and let go. Are any of these too tight? >> A little bit. >> Which one? >> Both. >> Both? >> Yeah. >> All right. Put your knuckles together. Like, are you able to twist your arms around? >> Not really. >> Okay. >> It's just cuz he's locked them right now. He's locked them so they don't tighten up. Is this one a little bit better? >> Yeah. >> You try and slip out of them and get your hands out of them, you will be charged an additional charge. Do you understand? >> I'm not going anywhere. >> Face the vehicle for me. >> The lighter cannot go with you to the jail. So, it will be >> everything else. >> Can the vape? >> No, the vape can't go either. >> Is that the only thing in here? >> You understand that anything introduced into the jail will be a felony? >> Okay. See? Your property will be in the trunk. >> That's okay. >> While on route to the station, the officer takes the time to respond to the suspect's questions without hesitation. >> What kind of bond am I going to have? I don't set the bond, but if I recall correctly, the misdemeanor bonds less than $1,000. If I recall correctly, >> you sure that they'll let me go home today? >> I am 90% positive. I don't make guarantees on what they will do. But again, this isn't anything violent. It's not a felony. It's not as you don't have a war, a bond or a warrant or anything. It's just a misdemeanor offense. Okay. Can you turn my phone off? >> Um, I can do that at the jail. >> Okay. >> Do you know how much power that's left? >> Not much. >> Okay. If I knew, I would have just charged it up here for you. >> You can do that if you can. >> It's a little bit late now because once I entered this in, we have to get going. It's tracking us like on the way there. So if the bail is like a,000, what's the what would I have to pay? >> You'll have to discuss that with the bondsman. Typically, it's about 5%. >> So it's like a 100 bucks. >> Uh more like 50. >> Really? >> 5%. I don't think it'll be that high though. [Music] >> How long have you been on the job? >> A little bit over six years. >> You like it? It's That's not a test job. I'll tell you that much. >> You really don't think I'm going to be here long, huh? >> I don't think it'll be that long. >> This one, right? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> That's nice of you. >> Uh, take about an hour to charge. It's about half full. >> Samsung's usually last forever, too. >> I know. >> Don't let me forget it's there, though. >> Okay. for you. >> In the end, the woman was charged with theft. Number one, secretary thought her anger was justified, but the police reminded her otherwise. It's not every day a call comes in claiming someone pulled a gun on their employer. But that's exactly how our final case starts. What led up to it is just as wild. >> There are 32 women inside. Guns on the floor. >> Stay right here. Get outside now. I can't ask you. Okay, calm down. >> Yes. They haven't paid me for three weeks, sir. >> Calm down. >> Yeah. So, so now let's turn it around. Take it. I don't care. I I really didn't come for problems. I'm not even like that. >> Stay over here. Stay over here. >> What am I check? That's it. That's it. >> I need a gun on the floor. [Music] >> This whole 32. I made the gun. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, I I'm not tripping. I I'm not talking about none of that. He charged the gun background noise talking. >> No, not for it. >> You putting a gun in my house. >> You charged at me. >> We just have a lot of yelling. >> Guns remain safe. >> And I got a lie. And I got a lie. Why? Cut it out. Cut it out. >> What's Can you stop yelling and tell me what's going on? >> A lot of yelling. >> I've been working here for months. My check has bounced for the past three weeks. I'm in the midst of moving. My daughter's birthday is next week. I come today. She's like, "Oh, are you at the office? Can I actually grab my cell phone so I can show you >> in a minute? Just explain it to me. Okay. >> I swear to God." She's like, "Oh, talk to Dean about your checks. I haven't been paid in 3 weeks. What do you mean? Talk to Dean." And then I talk to Dean. He's like, "Oh, well, we don't have no money." Well, what do you mean you don't have no money when you just paid the workers outside? >> I've been working for three weeks. All three weeks. How have they >> Hold on, sir. I'll be with you in a minute. >> How have they been paid? And I haven't. And I've been in this every day. Then she calls me. Who authorized you to get the key? What do you mean your husband? She's giving me these problems because her husband is coming on to me when she's not here. She's been gone for 3 weeks. He's been coming on to me for all three weeks and now he's she's mad at me because he poured a drink in a cup last week and I tasted it. Now she's mad at me not trying to pay me. That's not how we're going to do it. >> Because because of a drink or what? >> Of a drink. >> This wasn't just a dispute over money. The suspect's boss thought she was involved with his partner. And after 3 months of empty promises and bounce checks, she decided she had had enough. Think you guys are doing something? >> She thought something was going on with me and him. And literally before um before I came, he was doing it with somebody else. I'm not like that at all. I don't do no at all. At all. Y not playing. Not playing. Them white people charged at me and I told them I'm not [ __ ] around. I was just one of my wife charged at me. Talk about you need to get something. What do you mean you're get back? >> Okay, >> that was the first thing I said. >> Point the gun at them. What? What? What's going on? >> Any anytime they charge at me, it's going up. Get back. I'm telling you, move. Stop. I don't want to do this. And on my dad, I got all that life. He's charging at me, trying to throw a chair at me, trying to kick me. And the mother mechanical was doing the same thing. Hey, I know my rights. I'm a little lady. I know how to protect myself. >> 32 go viral. This is Evan Black. >> Doctor, you don't have authorization to record. >> Everything Everything's good, guys. >> Everything good. Look at it. Look it. Look, we're ready for whatever. Everything's good. Everything is good. If we could talk to him and then there's the two people outside. Get their story. Find out what's going on with them. >> I'm not around though. I don't about my money. I've been working hard for 3 weeks. >> He said he said I made the gun safe over the radio. >> The gun is safe. I walked in. I don't have to pull it out because I thought he was going to >> Where did you have it in your waistband or >> in my purse? Literally in my purse. Just so you know, I have to dig into the bottom of my purse, tell him, "Get back. Please don't touch me. Please don't touch me. Get back." >> Was he threatening you or was What was he saying? What was his threat? >> Get the out. I'm going to What are you going to do? I'm like, "Don't walk over to me and touch me. Don't come over here. Touch me." He's like, "You need to get the right. Come on now. Come on now." >> She repeatedly tells officers she had a reason to draw the weapon, claiming it was in response to being rushed by her boss's husband. >> Here for my checks. I don't want no problem. >> Yeah. But they charged at me, him, and his wife, and the mechanic. I got it all on video and if y'all want to see it. >> Okay. Yeah, we'll we'll probably have to take a look at that. Not right right this minute though. >> Yeah. Mom, they they came they came trying to trying to trying to press me when she was pregnant. I got a >> point. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Unfortunately, after investigating more, it seems like the suspect's words can't be fully trusted. She pulled out a pistol, pointed it at the wife's belly first. He stepped in and points it at him right at his head from the video. She pointed at the wife's chest. He said, "I >> here go the video right here. >> Literally the whole time." >> Yeah, she's showing the video if you want to watch. Huh? >> What? >> If you want to see it or not record, say they didn't do that, but she recorded the whole time. Don't lie. Listen. you recording this? >> Yes, that's my live. That's literally me. >> Okay. >> And I'm sitting it up. Just watch. It's like 30 minutes. >> Yeah. >> She's on the phone with her dad. >> His voice on the phone, but this is a video. Two different things. jumping at you. >> I think Okay, bring your back. >> You're under arrest. >> Hold on. Dad. Dad. They arrested me >> for what? >> Aggravated assault. >> Aggravated assault. What did I do? >> It's a strange thing to ask, especially after what's been revealed, but to the suspect, it's clear that her arrest is still unjustified. >> What's uh I'm going to read your rights and we'll talk about it later. >> Aggravated assault. All right. >> Well, hold on. Wait. Can you make sure you grab this on? >> Yeah, we'll grab it all. >> I need it all. Make sure you keep it cuz now I'm gonna put all my money. >> Yeah. >> Uh just the first one. So I didn't hear the first one. >> No, no, no, no. Could you at least take pictures of their their license plates and stuff? I >> That has nothing to do with you. >> No. They're I need to go to ECC or something like that. >> They haven't paid me in 3 weeks. >> Yeah, that's a civil matter. That's a civil. That's what I'm saying. I need you to take pictures of other plates. >> No, that's not what we do. >> Okay. Well, you can you I promise I'm not going to resist this. You don't have to walk with me with this this much force. >> It's okay. You're good. >> I I am. I'm fine. But I promise like just stop, please. >> Thank you. Thank you. He I swear it's really not that >> freaking like >> Got it. >> Actually, you don't have any other weapons on you, do you? >> No. I don't even understand why I'm being arrested right now. >> If you watch, >> you got nothing else on you? >> No. What am I being? >> Okay, I'm just going to use the back of my hand. Just >> I don't I don't care. Do it >> again. What What is aggravated assault? What did she say? >> I'll read I'll read the statue for you later. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Take a seat. >> Then he's acting like I actually did something. >> Okay. Well, can you at least put these in the front or something? Not really. >> Not right now. I'm sorry. I know it's uncomfortable. >> Her actions didn't just cost her a job. By the end of the encounter, the suspect was charged with two counts of intimidation, aggravated assault, and disorderly conduct. Think they'll be making better choices next time? Let me know in the comments, and I'll see you in the next video.