These folks thought being offended was enough reason to break the rules. But once the cops arrived, it became very clear who was actually in the wrong. Here are five cases of the most entitled Karens ever captured on police body cam. Number five, woman thought she could lie her way out of a DUI, failed miserably. On the morning of March 23rd, 2025, officers responded to an intersection after multiple callers reported a woman passed out behind the wheel, stopped in the middle of the road. Here's what the authorities found when they arrived. >> Take a picture close to >> I can't see anything. Are you contacted with You have your E brake on? >> Yeah, I have my for I'm in for >> I throw my E brake on. Give it a little bit of contact. All right, call. >> Ready? >> Yeah. >> Let's open. Go and open. Hey, are you okay? Police department. Police department. Hey. Hey. Hey. You're okay? >> Yeah. >> We're just really worried about you. >> Right on your window. >> Can you open the door for my partner to your left? >> Right on your window. Ma'am. Ma'am, don't drive away. >> Can you open the driver's side? >> Hey, ma'am. >> Yeah. >> Go ahead and roll down your window, please. >> Go ahead and shut the car off. >> Shut the car off, please. Do you need medical attention, ma'am? >> Can you shut your car off, please? >> Please turn the car off. >> Okay. Can you >> Yep. Leave the gear shift alone. Just turn the key off. >> No. Put it in park. >> I am. >> Put it in park now. >> Can you wait for a second? >> No, I can't. Put your Put it in park. >> Don't move. >> I'm not. >> Okay. Step out of the vehicle. >> Why are you doing that? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Why are you doing that? >> Keep everybody safe. You're in the middle of an intersection right now. >> I understand that. >> Okay. Come on out. >> Come on out or I'm going to take you out. >> Leave the keys alone. >> Leave the keys alone. Come on out. >> Why are you grabbing me? >> Come on out. >> I am. >> Come on out. >> Why are you grabbing me? >> All right. >> Stop. >> Due to her refusal to comply, officers took no chances and placed her in handcuffs. Worse yet, the smell of alcohol was impossible to ignore once the car door opened. But the woman still isn't willing to admit that she had no business being behind the wheel to begin with. >> You're being detained right now, babe. >> Why? >> Cuz you're slumped over at the You're not following commands. >> I am. He told me to put the thing on the >> Tiana. Do you Are you having a medical condition? >> Yeah, I have it. I guess >> you have. >> Yeah. >> Like why you passed out? Cuz I have I Yes, I am. >> What do you What kind of medical condition? >> Is it drinking or medical? >> No, it's medical. >> Okay. For what condition can I sell fire? >> What What medical condition can I tell them? >> You let me go. >> As soon as you tell me why you're asleep in the middle of an intersection. >> You almost got hit by a car driving past. >> No, I have vertical. No, I don't. I have something fire now. We'll do some SFSTs. Okay. >> 28. >> You will want to do some SFSTs for us. >> No, I have vertical and I have a Let me go. >> Okay. None of that would affect your ability to do SFS. >> Yes, it is. I have sleep apnea and I have >> Oh, yeah. Again, none of that affects SS. >> Yes, it does. >> It It really doesn't. >> Yes, it does. >> Excuse me. How? >> What do you mean? >> How does it affect your ability to do SFSTs? >> The SFST like my balance. >> What about your eyes? Do you have issues with your eyes? >> Yes, I do. I Yes, I do. >> What issues? >> Because I have a in my left eye. >> Okay. >> What are you talking about? And I have and I have in my left eye. >> What is all that? >> Puke, maybe. I don't know, but her ID is in there, so we'll see. >> Throw up on your car. >> With no female officer available, the officers hold off on a full search for now and ask a basic safety question. Full questioning will come later. >> Okay, let's walk her over to my car for now. I guess you might want to do SFST. >> Okay, >> so my partner's in a frisbee right now. Last chance. Is there anything I can check those? >> I have nothing on me. No, >> I'm just asking. >> Okay. So, you are under arrest. >> That's fine. >> All right. Better let you know. Back up. >> All right. Could you take a seat for me? >> Yeah. >> Reminds us go for it. >> You think that is a topo chico? >> That's what it looks like. so tinted. I can't My flashlight doesn't even go through it. >> The phone trick, but >> my flashlight's just bright enough. >> Do you understand these rights that I've explained to you? >> That that that's just a question. Yes or no? >> That's not my card. >> Do Do you understand? Do you want me to read the Miranda rights again for you? >> I just want my stuff. Can I get my purse? >> Do you understand the Miranda rights I just read to you? >> No, I don't. >> You don't? Would you like me to read them again? >> You asked me about my medical conditions. I told you about them and then you sit here and you want to sit ask me additional questions. >> If you understand the Miranda rights I read you. >> No, I don't. >> You don't? Okay. I'll read them again to you if you'd like. >> I don't understand. >> We'll read them again. >> I'll read them again for you. Okay. >> I don't understand. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> No. It's not the R. >> I'm sorry. What? >> No. >> No. Okay. Well, I've read them. I've read them to you twice. >> Does Tiana want to do voluntary field sobriety tests? >> No. >> Okay. For now, we're going to move you over here since you said that you might have a medical condition that uh >> I do have m I have multiple medical condition. Is that why you're passed out? >> You asked me. Yes, I have I have vertigo. And I explained that to you when you asked me. >> Super dangerous to drive with. >> She blames vertigo for being stopped in the middle of the intersection. But from what the officer sees, her behavior tells a different story. >> So, we're going to pull you over to this parking lot and just for safety at your recommendation, we're going to have fire come check you out. But if you haven't been drinking, would you be willing to do some field sobriety tests? >> I don't have to do anything. I need to go. >> Okay. But you're not. You're under arrest. You fell asleep in the middle of an intersection, which is super dangerous and not okay. >> So, we're going to have fire come take a look at you. >> I don't care. >> But we believe that. Do you believe that you are intoxic? >> I don't stop asking questions. >> I can't ask you questions. I'm a police officer. >> And you're asleep in the middle of my intersection. >> I don't care. >> Obviously, you don't care, but I'm still asking you. So, no field sobriety tests. Can we check your eyes since you have vertigo and everything? Can I take a look at your eyes? >> Look at people's eyes for >> tell if you've been drinking or not by looking at your eyes. >> Eyes for >> I know, but I can tell if you've been drinking. >> No, you can't. >> I I can't. No, >> you can't. No, you can't. >> So, no field test. >> White man. >> There was a white man. >> So, would you like to deal with a black officer then? >> No. >> Would that be better for you? >> It doesn't. No. He's not He's not black. >> So, can I look at your eyes? >> So, no. Okay. Well, you're going to jail today and we're going to impound your car. Okay. >> That's not my car. >> Too bad. All right. We're over here for a fit fire. Let's just double check everything. >> Her refusal to take a sobriety test means one thing. She'll be getting a direct trip to booking. But now that she's in the car, she won't stop speaking, hoping to talk her way out of what's coming. >> I uh you said you didn't want to talk or answer any questions. Why you want to ask questions now? >> You're not going to the hospital. You're going to be seen by fire. >> You can't breathe. When you're talking to me attorney, >> I will I will call an attorney for you unless you have one of your own. You could give me a number. >> If you can't breathe, then you also can't talk. >> Okay. Well, the fire department has what they need to take care of that for you. Okay. Hang tight. Um, she's telling me that she can't breathe and she has an attorney that she's going to call and that I am required to take her to a hospital. So, sharing that information. >> She also said that you're not black. >> Oh, completely random statement. >> I didn't do anything. >> I know. >> All right, Leticia, come on out. >> Do you need help getting out? >> My name is Tiana. >> Oh, sorry. Tiana. >> Leticia is my sister. That's her. Okay. Oh, that's her car. >> Yeah, that's what I said. Why you guys her car, not mine? >> Okay, no worries. So, you're Tiana? >> All right, come on out. >> You need a minute or >> I got to get you in the room where it's warmer. >> Yeah. >> Have a lot of health conditions. >> I understand. And you were just checking in by >> No, they don't understand. Okay. Um, let's get you inside and if we need to do another medical evap, we can. Okay. Come on. Come on out. Tiana, I need you to use your feet. Let's get you inside where it's a little warmer. >> Officers remind her to leave her belongings as required during booking. But even that simple part of the process turns into a struggle. >> I have a lot of health conditions. >> I understand take keep balance and the health condition I told you guys I have. >> Okay. >> They may not take it serious, but I'm telling you I have them. >> I I I don't have any reason not to believe you. Okay. >> I know. But I'm not Latisha. I'm Tiana. >> Tiana. Yes. >> Latisha doesn't have those. But I do I'm going to do that. Okay. >> But I'm letting you know. >> I heard what you said. Okay. >> Like I'm iron deficient. I have problems. I have despite what you guys want to acknowledge or not. I'm telling you guys of serious medical conditions. >> Okay. I'm not Leticia. I'm Tiana. Leticia's healthy and has no problem. >> All right. Let's go towards the door. Wait, where's my purse? >> I got your purse in my trunk. Okay, >> you don't need that right now. >> No, bring my stuff with you. >> I will bring it in. Okay, I have to bring you in first. I have to bring >> I want my stuff to come with me. >> I will bring it in after I bring you in. Okay, come on. >> I want my stuff with me. >> I understand, but I'm not going to open my trunk right now until I get you in secure place. >> No, I want my stuff. >> Come on, please. Come on. >> No, I don't. Why? No, I don't want my stuff to be separated from me. You can grab my stuff. >> It's not Okay, right now it's in securely locked in my vehicle. Okay. No one else is going to get in there except me. Come on, let's go. >> No, I want my stuff. >> You're not an exception to this process. Okay. >> It's not about an exception. >> You're not going to be an exception to this process. >> With you taking my stuff, then I'll ask somebody else. >> It doesn't feel right. It feels >> And that's my right. That's it. >> What was the point of grabbing it out of the car if we weren't going to bring it in with me when I go inside? You're being difficult for no reason. >> I'm not being difficult. >> If you were a woman, you would understand. I actually I understand completely. >> And to pull up my shirt. What the My are out all the way. >> Yep. >> I'm just asking you to bring >> The woman is still being uncooperative, but by now the officers have run out of patience. She's made things difficult from the start, and they're done trying to reason with her. >> Diana doesn't want to come in without me grabbing her stuff first. I told her that I would happily grab her stuff and secure it in my trunk. >> You didn't say that. I asked him. >> I just need you to go inside my shirt up, too, please. >> Okay, we're going to have you go shirt, please. >> I'm not going to zip up your shirt. >> What do you mean? >> It's going to zip. It's going to unzip when I go inside. It's going to unzip. >> You're just going to go ahead and sit down. We can go ahead and find something to throw over the top of you. Okay. >> Put a foot a foot cuff on you and you can use your hands and your hands will be free in a minute. >> Foot cuff? >> Yep. >> Yeah, we put a leg guard on. >> Put a foot cuff on me. >> Stop. Listen. >> What do you mean stop? >> I mean stop. >> I'm not doing anything. >> You're talking and I'm gonna try to explain and answer your questions. >> Stop talking. >> I am telling you to stop talking. >> I was quiet before you came out here. >> You want to hear how this is going to work in your benefit or you want to just keep talking? >> So, what's going to happen is we'll go ahead and put a ankle cuff on you and get you out of the handcuffs and then we'll process you. You can zip yourself up. So, we do that. Questions? >> I just want my bag to come inside. >> We don't want your bag to come inside. We're going inside then we're leaving again. >> It's not really about what you want. It's not about what I want. Nope. Not even a little bit. I have my stuff outside of the car. >> No, walk inside. We'll walk you inside. Which one would you prefer? >> Inside when I came inside. >> Walk you inside. It is. >> All right. Go and walk. Okay. >> Don't be aggressive. >> You could have just walked on your own. >> But you didn't want to do what we said to you at this point, right? >> You want a reason to be aggressive with the black woman? >> No. We want you to listen and you don't want to listen. >> I'm not doing anything. >> You're very much not listening. >> No, I'm not. Not. >> You are. >> I'm not a child. You're >> kind of acting like one. No, I'm not. >> I literally I got her to go >> grab my thing >> and we said no. >> The woman has claimed all along that she wasn't drunk, but now it's time for a breathalyzer and the results will speak louder than anything she's said so far. >> All right, couple practice breaths. Breathe in. Let me know when you're ready. Deep breath. More. More. More. More. More. There you go. Blow. Flash the line. Watch the line. Watch the line. Keep that blue line up. Keep the blue line up. And you got to fill up the whole cray bar. Keep it higher. You got to blow more. Blow more. Blow more. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. Perfect. Good job. Thanks. See you again. You got it. You just saved yourself a couple hours from a hospital visit. So 08 is the legal limit. He blew a.12. The night ended with a woman being charged with DUI. Number four. Woman's night out ends with arrest after she refused to pay her tab. Officers responded to a nightclub on August 8th, 2023 after staff reported a woman refusing to pay. By the time they arrived, she was already walking out. What follows next is their attempt to stop her. >> They're not answering me, so I'm going home. >> I have talked to them. They won't talk to me, so I'm going home. >> Well, come talk to us. Don't talk to me. >> Can you >> Can you see if there's any kind of a crime, >> ma'am? What's your name? >> Stop. >> Don't talk to me. Don't touch me. There's nothing for you to touch me. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Fine. Fine. But there's no reason for you to talk to me. So, what do you want? >> God. >> Yeah. Whatever, Lane. I have to pee. I'm going to pee on myself. Is that what you do? I'm going to pee. >> Stop. >> Stop. What? peeing on myself. I just want to sit up so I can pee on myself. Can I sit up on myself so I can pee on myself? CAN I PLEASE SIT ON myself so I can pee on myself? CAN I PEE ON MYSELF? >> Stand up. >> Can I pee >> or what? I CAN'T WALK RIGHT NOW. I NEED TO STOP. >> I NEED TO STOP. I can't walk. >> Come on, STAND UP. >> I CAN'T. I'M TELLING YOU. I NEED A MINUTE. >> It didn't take long for the officers to tell that she'd been drinking. And even with her hands behind her back, she's still trying to escalate the scene. >> I'M NOT A ROBOT. I HAVE A MINUTE. I HAVE TO TAKE I HATE YOU. I NEED A MINUTE. DON'T TALK TO ME ABOUT MY NAME. NO, I'VE BEEN asking you to stop for A LONG TIME. DO NOT STOP BECAUSE SHE'S LOOKING at you dresses monster >> on the way to pediatric. >> What? Close your door. >> How about you close your door and mind your business? >> You woke me up. THAT'S MY >> IS THAT MY BUSINESS? ARE YOU SURE? You need to think about it, baby. THINK ABOUT IT WHILE YOU FEED THEM ME. YOU THINK YOU FEED them me and you tell THEM AND THAT'S WHY I WOKE you up. You're a terrible person. >> Yeah. >> Can you stand up? >> You're a sad, terrible person. Stop. >> Don't touch me. >> You are. AND POOR YOU. Poor you. that you used me. Poor you. Now she doesn't know me. She's using me. >> What's going on with you? >> I want HER TO GO IN HER HOUSE. >> YOU know her. >> No, she's talking to me. She's talking to you like she KNOWS ME. NO, THAT'S A PROBLEM. >> SHE'S INSIDE NOW. >> THAT'S NOT THE CASE. >> She's inside. >> That doesn't matter. If a person is lying to you about who they are, that matters. >> I mean, if we can just get her out >> to a parking lot. There's a female coming for >> you. Please give me a 21. >> I don't care. >> What does he want to pay for? >> We can go all the way to wherever. >> I don't want to make >> Hey, Dad. I'm sad and I'm not a bad person and that person is a bad person that she would just lie and say whatever to get you to do whatever you're doing right now. Her decision to ignore the officers earlier gave them enough cause to detain her. However, she's not done making things worse. While the authorities wait for a female officer to assist, she's focused on challenging them at every opportunity. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Who is what? What's happening right now? >> Right now, I'm waiting for a female officer for a search. Okay. >> Okay. Well, I'm not talking to you. You can get her here like you're calling her here already. Well, what's your name? >> No. And she's coming already. She can come here and she can frisk me down. >> Okay. >> I don't know who you are. I don't know why you're signing this. The first thing you should do is ask me what's happening. >> Can I help you? Can I help you stand up so we can walk out so you're not sitting in the dirt? >> I don't know who you are. I don't know why I'm in dirt right now. I never >> Where it's trying to walk out with you and then you just drop to the ground. >> You're a liar, sir. You're a liar. You are a liar. I have never dropped to the ground immediately. I went to what you guys said was immediate, which is my >> What? Why are all the lights dark? I'm not saying word. Why is all of a sudden all the lights turned off? >> Does anybody have an answer? Why is no lights on right now? >> No. >> No one has a word. No one knows. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Well, >> well, I don't know why I have no >> So, I'm not really an RTR. >> Do you know >> that's what you do? That's why you didn't do what you do. >> Oh, she fell into I'm going to tell you right now. >> Yeah. I'm going to tell you right now. >> I'm going to tell you right now, you're making the biggest mistake of your career. >> I'm going to TELL YOU RIGHT NOW, YOU'RE making a huge career on me. Go ahead and arrest me. >> Pay your tab. Yeah, I I picked all my tasks. I pay all my tabs, baby. Go ahead, arrest me. You're making the biggest arrest of your career. Picked out. >> You're making the biggest arrest of your career. First black people to ever touch anything. That's my name. That's my name. Go ahead. >> Go ahead and act like I don't make >> All they're asking for is her name. But instead of answering, she's more determined to push back. >> Go ahead and act. Go ahead and act like I don't make no sense. I'm going to take your job and your job and your job and your job because I do make sense. AND WHO I AM, Clyburn makes sense. AND I ALREADY GOT MY REG LAUGH. WHO'S LAUGHING? >> Who's laughing? >> Why they call? >> Who's laughing? Is it you? >> No one's laughing. >> Are you laughing? Why you trying to lie in my face? >> Should I see who's laughing? >> I'm Bianca. Are you shining light in my my face? Cuz I heard you laughing cuz I heard a >> Can you do me a favor? Is your car nearby? >> I heard a giggle come from >> Can you look up Bianca? >> Bianca, I want you to know by my name cuz when I come FOR YOU, YOU FUNNY BOY. >> You funny boy. You laughed. >> Bianca, >> I got you. I got you, Funny Boy. I GOT YOU, FUNNY BOY. >> I ALREADY GOT THE CORRESPONDENCE THAT all your people. >> All right, let's stand up real quick. >> All your people, I got the correspondence. They were wrong for what they did to me. Your people told me your people were wrong for what they did to me. Say nothing all you want. I would love to say nothing and live my life, but here you are. Cuz I had a baby. Crazy. Cuz I had a baby. Where am I going? Where am I going? >> It looks like you can step over the puddle over here. >> Where? Which which mess? >> The nice mess. >> Can you step over the puddle right here behind? >> I don't know. This all looks mess. I don't want to do any of this mess. Let me go all the way to the county. >> I want to go home around the corner. >> If uh >> around this corner, >> if you guys can hold her here, I'll go get my vehicle and pull it. >> I live around this corner >> because he helps you. And he's white. That's okay. No one has told me why that's okay yet. >> No one has helped me. I want to know. I want to know. What did I do? >> What did I do to help you? >> Just as the search is about to begin, the woman pauses to argue, still refusing to comply without putting up a fight. >> Okay. >> Bianca Clber. So, >> no one told me. They yelled at me and they have said things to me and I here I'm not here to get mad at nobody. >> I'm not here to get yelled at anybody. I swear to God I will not get mad when you let me go because I don't want to hurt anybody. I don't want to hurt nobody. I have people who want to hurt me and I don't know who to tell. What do I do? What do I do? What do I do that there's people that want to lie on me? >> Is there a reason you're so upset tonight, Bianca? >> Why? When people want to lie on me and I tell you they're lying on me and you don't help me. >> What do I do? >> Nobody's come up to me talking about you. >> What do I do? They're not going to say my name. When I tell you this white girl and that white boy, >> let's walk over here about me. >> Was that in the bar? >> What do I do? What do I do to help me? >> Did that happen in the bar? >> No, not tonight. >> Watch the puddle, Bianca. I'm >> sorry. >> You're okay. >> They've been helping. They've been doing this for months. I'm not going to that >> I need you to have a seat. Okay, >> I'm fine. >> I don't want to be a bad person. I need you to explain to me what's happening. Can you shine your light on here? >> Okay. Can you please tell me what's happening? >> Please, >> can you tell me what's happening? Y >> cuz I didn't hurt anybody >> and I still >> I don't want to hurt anybody. >> So, like the other officers explained. >> Okay. >> We got a call from the boss >> here. >> Relax your hands. Okay. >> I'm I'm relaxed. There's never been any moment I'm not relaxed. >> Who is I'm not relaxed. I'm going to wipe my nose. >> Sorry. Tired of the back and forth, the officer calmly explains the next steps, but the woman isn't finished arguing. >> All right, Bianca, put your other foot in there for me. >> No, I >> put your other foot in there so I can explain what's going on. No, don't climb out of the car. Bianca, >> I'm not going to climb out of the car. Stop jumping to conclusions. I'm going to sit right here. Right here. >> Right here. >> I need you to listen to me for a second. >> I don't know who you are. >> I'm Officer Roberts. I work >> about your Please. You haven't shown me anything. I'm scared. >> I have two options right now. Bianca, >> I don't I don't have not seen anything. You show me whatever you want. Bianca, I have TWO OPTIONS. SIR, I'VE NOT SEEN ANY OPTIONS. I've not seen your badge. Who are you? I've never seen it. I swear I would not want to hurt you. I need >> you to calm down. >> No, I can't. If you cannot show me who you are, I cannot be calm. I want to be calm, but I don't know who you are. And you won't show me who YOU ARE. BIANCA, >> WHO are you? >> I'm Officer Roberts. I work for the >> Where is it? >> Where is it? You're not showing me who you are. You're yelling at me who you are. >> My name is Right. >> I can't see that. I'm so sorry. I want to be D Roberts. >> Yes. >> Okay. Now, Bianca, >> he's being So, what's your name? What's your name? Who are you? Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. Robins. >> What's her name? Anything? >> While the bar chose not to press charges, her behavior still earned her two charges: disorderly intoxication and resisting an officer. Number three, road rager thought he got away with spitting on another driver. Police caught him off guard. On August 14th, 2025, officers responded to a call from a driver who claimed another motorist had spat on him following a heated exchange. He provided a full description and the suspect's license plate. And with that, it wasn't long before police tracked the suspect down at a local salon. Here's what happened next. Didn't you just see that road? >> No. >> Did anything happen on the road? No. >> No. Your car parked outside? >> Yeah. >> What's your plate say? >> Oh, so you are so >> All right. So, ma'am, can you stop cutting? >> So, now you're being Yeah. So, you're not free to go. So >> you do nothing. >> Okay. So what happened on the road? >> Nothing. Right here. >> Some words. >> Okay. Well, so he's a he's a legend and stuff. >> So where exactly did it take place? >> Right here. >> Yeah. Right here. >> About the car. I got the car. >> For what reason? Okay. Okay. So, you're missing details here. So, now now you're making me upset. You're lying. I'm I'm asking you what were you guys arguing about that led up to you guys having the window roll down. He I was turning in. He had the window down. He was talking crazy to me. Talking crazy to me. >> Yeah. Serious kept throwing things. The man flat out denies the encounter ever happened, but officers need more than a simple denial. >> So, he was alleging that he punished him. That's why I'm just trying to get your side. I haven't talked to him. I haven't even seen. >> That's why we will you come back in. Why don't we go outside so we can be back? All right. So, where's where's the 17 at? They're right over there. Oh, >> so hello. >> Hello. >> You guys are all together here. Why are you standing next to me? >> So, here's the thing. We got called of a low grade incident that led to physical contact being made and someone spit. >> So, we're not even know where this happened, why did it happen, and what actually happened. Well, clearly it is because someone called 911. That's why you were matching the description. I came up to you. I told you you're detained because you're matching the description of a party involved in the the crime here. So, what did it happen exactly where they are over there? >> Okay. Well, it's serious to the person that called. They called 911. So, I'm trying to get your side of the story because I'm going to go talk to him and then I'm going to take his side of the story. over what? Over a roadway. What happened on the road? Nothing. I was turning in. He was coming in from this way. You see like we come from what? We was coming this way. They were pulling in as we was pulling in. We wasn't even that close to him. He had his window down and he was like saying I don't know what the saying cuz our window up, but like he was like talking out of the car. He says he never cut anyone off or acted aggressively, insisting the entire report is false. But officers aren't relying on his word alone. They know surveillance and dash cam footage can reveal the truth. >> He wasn't turn. He was coming straight in. We was coming from this way. Where was he coming from? >> Straight in. He was coming straight >> off the 90. He was coughing 95th. >> You guys were coming in the parking lot. >> Yeah. To come this way >> and then you cut off in front of him. >> No, he like >> we was never even close. >> Yeah, we wasn't even close. >> Yeah, we wasn't close. Like we wasn't even close to him. He like stopped and he was like out the window talking. >> Oh, that's right. He starts talking and that I got out the car. I'm talking to him. She got up to the car and where did you walk up to him? right here. He got his girl trying to get out the car. The girl holding back >> and then what happened? >> That's all. >> Well, it's clearly serious. Again, you keep saying that, but it's serious and one part for someone to call 911 and allege that >> I need to call my lawyer. I don't know. We're just having a conversation. I guess it was just heating pretty much the same details in the beginning. >> Nothing about him saying he had a pole. >> Um and he was like that guy blew a stop sign in his in his word. Um then he pulled up in front of the Planet Fitness. This guy got out of the car, threw something at his car or in his car, uh spit on him and then pushed him in the side of the neck when he lost. The officers give him another opportunity to come clean, but once again he doubles down, insisting he did nothing wrong. >> So So let's rewind to the the point of where you exit your car to walk up to his car. >> All right. So he said he want >> to be honest because It sounds like he's the aggressor. >> I think you got to be honest with us. >> I've been through this serious it is serious now. >> Seriously, I should call my lawyer. >> Okay. So, >> I don't want to talk about it no more. >> Okay. Sir, you denying punching him. >> I'm denying all that. Y'all can check my hands, bro. I don't if I would have >> you did walk up if somebody was telling you >> if he in the car let me be bro I'm not going to stand by his car >> I'm not going to stand by his car and we parked and we came into the tal why don't we just gather all their information and go talk >> we got your ID on Like like I said, you know, if if we if we really thought that you were an aggressor, you'd already be in cuff. You know what I'm saying? Like we're trying to smooth this out. >> After it's over, like, okay, >> you pull up right here as we walking. You still talking. Maybe you should have got punched in the [ __ ] >> right? You know, >> I'm kind of with you on that. Then you go the police truck like that all the time. Like the police >> like I can see if we like almost hit him. Like I people I don't know cuz having a road rage I guess parking lot rage at this point cuz like I can see if it was like we almost made contact or like almost in his car like you just out your window talking to random people. What he doesn't realize is that officers have access to nearby cameras. And for now, his continued denial only suggests he believes they can't prove otherwise. >> Can't go back to work. So, just really needs to be >> All right. Well, we want to make sure we get it right. And we don't. He wants you arrested. All right. Obviously, you're not in handcuffs yet. We're investigating it to make sure your story is completely different than his. So, we're going to look and see if we can find some cameras that show and see who's telling the truth. And if you're telling the truth, you guys should be on your way. You know what I mean? >> This won't show him that camera not going to show him threat. >> Well, it'll show if you went up to the car and punched him or not. Right. That's what he's alleging. You didn't call to have him arrested. He called to have you arrested. >> That mean I should have called to have him arrested. I'm sitting here walking with my son and you threatening me with a gun. I feel what I'm saying for that. She would help >> overnight even like I like I said I can see if like we got to this was so small right here. We pulled up this camera right here show pulled up afterwards. >> Get this camera too. He pulled up afterwards with his hands carried to get out the car. Nice. She you see her pulling him from getting out the door. When I was right here walking in right here, you can visually see her him hanging out with her. >> Was that moving up? >> No, I saw him moving around. I I was not looking that way. I'm sorry. 21. That was going to be 95. >> All right. So, they are taking you in. >> Would you like Yes. You're going to be under arrest for the matter. >> At this stage, there's no more discussion. Officers informed the man he's being detained and prepared to transport him. >> Would you like to go on the other side of the car so your son doesn't have to see? >> Would you like to go on the other side of the car so your son doesn't have to see? I'm just doing my job here. >> JD, we're going to walk on the other side of your car. >> Okay, >> ma'am. I will give you I will come back and give you the address where he's going to be. Okay. >> I'm being arrested for what? >> Battery's battery. >> Take that. No, it's me. He'll be able to He'll be You'll be able to bond out >> literally. You'll be at the station for half hour. >> You don't know how much? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. Yeah, they bond. >> Oh, right. Right. >> Just do it out there. >> It is what it is, man. >> So, how long? >> Maybe an hour. It's just paperwork. >> We got to bring you in. They got a fingerprint photograph and then you'll be bonded up. That's it. And then you make your case in front of the judge, not us. >> I mean, you can call your lawyer from the station. >> You want to keep your phone? >> I'll give her all the information. >> You'll get your phone back. >> I'll get my phone in station. >> Yeah. You want to take it with you? >> I I recommend taking it with you. >> Ma'am, if you hang tight, I will I will give you the address where we're at. Okay. The situation remained calm during the ride and the man was taken to the station without any trouble. >> Oh man, I'm going to double lock them so they don't get tighter. All right, do the same on first. >> Have you been arrested before? >> Yeah, no worries, man. It is what it is. You know, we got the thing is like we got cameras right here. I was trying to pull up the >> See the the pole cam we got >> like that. >> There's a pole cam right behind you there. And we got a camera facing this way, but I'm unable to bring it up, but we will be able to. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Yeah, I'll just hang on to him. He's going to bring his squad car over here cuz I don't have a cage in here. No, that's all right. >> I'm just have my hands on you so you don't fall down or anything like that. That's all good, man. That is crazy. This a mist. >> Yeah. >> Wow. That that's crazy, man. Dude, tough as hell, bro. Like like why would you All right, bro. So let's say All right, let's say I did punch. Why would you tell me you got a gun? You >> Yeah. No, I mean I 100% >> What I'm supposed to do if you reaching for something? What I'm supposed to do? >> Right. Call us. >> Punch him and then call us right away. >> I'm not over it, bro. Like we grown, bro. >> Well, apparently he's he's just got a mouth on him and doesn't want to stand up like a man. >> Yeah, fight all the time. Like me and you in the B, right? >> Even though you a police officer. Yeah, you fight. I'm pretty sure you knock a That's a tight fit. So, >> yeah. >> Yep. >> I got it. >> The man was ultimately charged with battery. Number two, irresponsible mother ends up endangering her own kid by driving drunk. On August 3rd, 2025, officers responded to a traffic accident. Here's what happened. >> Check you out. You >> okay? >> Your lip hurts. Okay. >> He got an accident. Start crying. >> What's that? Stay here, buddy. Okay. >> Is anything else short on you, buddy? >> Just your lip. >> You got a relative you can call? >> Um, right. Um, you have a relative you can call. >> They're going to be pulling up real shortly. Okay. >> You want to sit in the back of my car? In the front of my car? Who sits on my can? >> No, you can't get anything. Don't cop. >> Hello. >> Do you Did anyone get your license from you? >> Where's your driver's license at? What happened today? >> No idea. Need some light over there. >> Okay. >> Is this your car? >> No. >> Whose car is this? >> My a friend of mine's car. >> Friend of yours. Did I have insurance? >> Yeah. >> Well, where's your I need your driver's license. >> I got insurance. >> Okay. Put your bag up there and get your driver's. >> Inside the car was her 5-year-old son, who quickly told the officers his lip was hurt in the crash. The injury wasn't life-threatening, but the fact that she was driving drunk with her child in the vehicle makes it far more serious. >> Where are you coming from tonight? I'm sorry. What did you say? >> I said I didn't expect this tonight. >> I don't think anyone expects a crash ever. Where you coming from? >> Um coming from a uh family uh uh funeral. >> Do you remember what happened? >> I just stopped too soon. >> You stopped too soon? >> Too too slow. >> Too slow. >> Okay. Do you remember? Was the light red or green? >> The light was red. >> Red. Do you have your driver's license? >> Yeah, I do. >> I never me. >> Okay. How much did you drink today? >> All right. Are Are we grabbing any information? What are we doing here? >> What do you need? I need your driver's license and then I need >> driving somebody. I was calling somebody. >> Okay. Well, I I need I'll let you do that, but I need you to get your driver's license >> and then we're going to have to see insurance for the car. >> Do you have any injuries that need to be looked at by the paramedics? >> No. >> No. >> Yeah. >> Mom, do you want your son to go to the hospital? >> No. Okay. >> Okay. Do you need medical attention? >> No. Okay. deciding. >> All right. I need your driver's license. I really need you to focus right now and get that. >> No, >> you're injured, >> huh? >> You injured? >> I don't know. Shoulder and chest. >> Okay. All right. Param with you in a second. Okay. >> Okay. What were you drinking today? >> She claimed she hasn't been drinking, but her slurred speech and unsteady movements tell a different story. >> Huh? >> When's the last drink you had? Okay, thank you. When was the last drink you had? Do you remember? You have to wear these [ __ ] one more. >> Okay. When was the last drink you had? >> You got You got to uh run that. >> Yeah, I have to run it. Do you have insurance on this car? >> It's not my car. >> Okay. Well, that doesn't matter. You have to have insurance on any car that you drive. Is there insurance inside the car? >> I'm not sure. >> Whose car is this? >> Uh my boyfriend. >> Your boyfriend? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Were you drinking today? >> A little bit. >> A little bit. When was the last time you had a drink? >> Earlier today. Do you know what time? Well, you got your phone out. Um, what were you drinking? Hard liquor, beer? >> Uh, I had a cocktail. >> A cocktail. Okay. And that was while you're at a at this funeral celebrating or I guess not a celebration, but uh a party. >> Okay. >> All right. >> What is this? >> You don't want to go to the hospital? Hold on. Wait here. Wait here. >> Oh, you got to wait here for a minute. >> Okay. So then what happened? >> Going to the hospital. >> By himself by himself right now. He's going to the hospital by himself. >> Yes. You have to talk to the officer here. >> Yeah. He's going to the hospital by himself. >> I'm not making that decision. Paramedics are going to make that decision. I'm going to run you through a couple tests, okay, to make sure that you're uh sober enough to drive. All right. >> I don't drive no. I'm just saying is he okay to be okay to drive? >> Yeah, I think he's going to be fine. You said your mom's going to come, right? >> Yeah, but she don't she she hasn't gotten here yet to even be okay to be to go. >> Is that your boyfriend? >> I don't I don't know. >> Well, I don't know who you call. Okay, that's your notion. All right, Jano, we're going to you're going to walk on the >> Officers bring the woman to a nearby open space to begin the field sobriety test. She still won't say how much she drank, but they're about to find out. >> I don't know. So, you're going to come with me for a second and I'm going to run you through some tests and then we'll figure everything out from there. Okay. >> All right. You want to put We'll find a safe place to put your bag. Okay. I'm going stand right here. Okay. >> Right where? >> Right there for a second. I thought we'd have one more person with us. Okay. So, what I'm going to do is I'm just going to run you through a couple tests just because you said you were drinking today. All right. And then uh we'll see after after those tests, we'll see where we go from there. And then uh we're going to send an officer up to the hospital. And then when does your mom know to go up? >> That's what I'm saying. She don't know anything right now. >> All right, we'll work it out. >> She's trying to get here and then I'm trying to figure out how he's doing and then >> Hey, he looks okay. I I think he just said his jaw hurts a little bit. >> We'll figure everything out with mom and and then but we'll send someone up with him. Okay. >> All right. What's your name? >> Okay. Uh we got to wait. I need one more person with me. Okay. Do you remember what time you had your last drink at today? >> No. Do you remember what you were drinking? I know you said a mixed cocktail, but you know what was in it? >> Um, tequila. >> Some tequila. >> Okay. All right. You want my my officer is going to hold your purse or you can put it on the on the ground. Which one you ever feel uh feel more comfortable on the >> Okay. All right. And then he you want to put your phone in your bag? >> Okay. >> I'll just set it off to the side. Okay. >> Thank you. Okay. Hey, do you wear contacts or glasses? >> I do. >> You do? Okay. Do you have any contacts or glasses in right now? >> I don't have contacts. >> Are they hard or soft lens? >> Do you know? I don't know. >> You don't know? Okay. >> All right. So, keep your head straight and you're going to stand still and only follow with your eyes. All right. >> Only with your eyes. Okay. After completing the horizontal gaze nestagmas test, the officer moves on. This time instructing her to perform the heel to toe turn. >> Okay. All right. You can take a break with your eyes. All right. We're going to do another test. It's going to be the walk and turn test. Okay. When I say begin, you take nine heel totoe steps on the line. You'll turn around and take nine heel to toe steps back. Okay. When you make your turn, >> front and back. >> Yep. It's going to be nine and nine. Okay. So, it's going to look like Hold on. Don't start. I'm going to demonstrate. I'll take three steps. Okay? It's going to look like this. One, two, three. On your turn, you're going to take small steps. >> Okay? >> So, one, two, three, and then turn. >> Well, you're going to take nine. I'm just demonstrating three steps. Then on your way back, you go one, two, three. Okay? Do you understand the instructions? >> Okay. You may begin the test. Count out loud. Okay. And then go try to go heel to toe. Okay. >> So open >> just you need to take nine heel to toe steps with your arms at your side and you count out loud up to nine. Okay. Heel to toe steps. Yep. There you go. 10. >> Yep. Now spin. Take a turn. Turn right here. >> Yep. One 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Okay. All right. Why don't you come back over here? We got one more test. Okay. Yep. You're done. You stand right here. Okay. Okay. Give me a second. I'll tell you when to be on. And which leg? >> Whatever leg you prefer. Okay. >> Officers had already picked up on signs of impairment, but after watching her struggle through the final test, there's no doubt left. >> Okay, you may begin. Count out loud. Okay. >> Make sure your foot's 6 in off the ground. >> I don't know what 6. >> Okay, you can. 1,001 100 1 2 >> Keep going. There you go. Keep going. >> 1,001 100 1,002 1,003 1,004 1,005 1,006 1 >> Okay, you may stop. Okay. Would you like to take a breathalyzer test? a portable breathalyzer test on the street out here. No. Okay. You're going to place your hands behind you. Okay. You're going to be under arrest. >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. You're going to be under arrest >> for driving under the influence. Okay. >> If I be helper, >> you'll have another chance if you would like. Okay. >> So, I'm going to take you back to station and we're going to do some paperwork. You'll get some tickets and a court date and then someone can come pick you up. >> So my baby got to see me in the car. >> No, he can't see you right now. He's already gone. That's why we pulled you away so you couldn't see. >> He gone with who though? >> With your sister. >> She got in She got in there with him. >> They told her to go in the ambulance with him. Thank you. >> Okay. Have a seat. Okay. Watch your hand. The woman was ultimately charged with DUI and endangering the life of a child. Number one, when the police can't keep a straight face because of a woman's attitude. On August 31st, 2025, patrol officers noticed a vehicle stalled in the middle of the road, prompting them to approach the driver without delay. Hi. >> Hi. >> Why you stopping in the middle of the road? >> Because that car stopped. >> The one in front of you. >> Yes. >> And make sure you're okay. So, I thought maybe you saw me and stopped. I didn't know if you needed something or what was going on. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> Do you know the car that was in front of you? >> No, but they come from Mason. Look, I go to beauty shop right there every day. >> They came from where? Well, I don't care where they come from, but I don't trust no kids. >> Okay. >> My brother-in-law Curtis, my nephew law, >> he's a superintendent out to the jail. >> Okay. >> Trying to get right. I ain't wor about but you're on the wrong side. What's your proper cause to stop me? >> Cuz you stopping on the road. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. Run me. I'm dead. As officers run her information and consider next steps, the woman makes the decision for them by refusing to follow simple instructions. >> She just roll down the roll out the window and will be. >> Yeah. She's behind this other car and all of a sudden she just like >> slams on her brakes in the middle of the road. >> Is she the only one driving? >> Yeah. >> And then like put your turn signal on and is like sitting over here. >> I got it. Pull her out. >> Yeah. >> Hey, you want to walk 75 ft and see if you can hear it? >> Watch it. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes. You're going to step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Come on. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Get out of the vehicle before we drag you out. This is >> You're either going to get step out of the vehicle or I'm going to put you in handcuffs. You're going to go to jail. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay, let's go. >> I got this. What's the reason? >> Let's get out of the vehicle. >> What's the reason? >> Get out of the >> What's the reason? What's the reason? You ain't got to hurt me like that. I'm good. >> I'm good. I'm good. Back in the vehicle. All right. Watch out, little baby. I'm good. >> I got I'm good. I'm good. >> I'm good. I ain't nothing. Anything on you? >> No, sir. I Spanish. No. >> Okay. >> Why y'all hurting me? >> Because you're pissing me off. >> I'm sad, but help me though. >> You don't have to roll up your window and all. >> Why you hear me though? Let me sit down. I got peace. >> Stop moving your tight. You're tightening. >> Okay. Can I please set an offer? Let me tell y'all something. I've been to my son's my cousin funeral >> with us >> and I am >> I am ups my job please. >> Well, you should have with the program first. >> Get in the car. >> Sit down. >> She may be in tears now, but it was her own actions that landed her in the back of the cruiser. >> Can I pay her? >> Put your legs in. >> Put your legs down. >> Let's get in the car. Put your legs in there. I'm gonna tase you. >> I don't give a tas me. >> All right, let's get in. >> Tase me. >> Go ahead. Tase me. >> Get in the car. >> Don't push me. You hurt me. >> Let's get in the >> Why you stop me? Get in the car. >> WHY YOU STOP ME? NO. WHY YOU STOP ME? >> I'm going. You can't have Please don't break my leg. >> Let's get in then. >> Why you stop me? Can I talk to you, sister? I NEED SOMEBODY TO TALK TO ME. PLEASE. MY LEG IN THERE. NOT IN THERE. I can't I CAN'T FEEL MY LEG. >> Leg inside the vehicle. >> Slam. >> What the happened? >> Holy. >> No way. >> My knee replacement. >> I took my knee replacement. Oh, >> you went with the program. You're good. You want to see my knee replacement? >> What were you impounded for? She's not going with the program. For what? >> I don't know. What? What' you >> Well, she's going to jail and it's parked in the middle of the road so it can be towed, not impounded. >> So, just do a the little slip, not the full impound sheet. >> Why are you acting so crazy? >> What is your deal? Oh boy. >> I didn't want to do I didn't realize you were ripping her other arm cuz I was about to take her down and then >> but I didn't want to do what you want did to you that one time. So I was like watch out. >> Oh, we're going down. >> She was trying to wrap her arm around this. So I just >> I got behind her. >> I thought you were going to take her on the road. Let's get her out of the road. I was going to take her down right by in front of her car. >> Yeah, I was going to put her down right there. >> Whose doors open? >> My recruit. >> You the recruit? >> I'm not seeing today. >> Her protests continue from the cruiser and the officers are struck by just how fast things escalated from something so minor. >> She goes, she goes, I'm live right now. I go, "Ma'am, you're not live. You're just on your camera." >> Do you need her ID or do you want to start filling one out? Um, she can fill it out. You know what will be >> doing to slip? >> Yeah. >> Booking. >> Wait. >> She's doing the slip. >> Or is she already done? >> Looks like it. >> Are you done? >> Are you done with the slip? >> Oh, >> and just do a booking also. >> Okay. On the way to the station, she's yelling at officers, insisting she's innocent, but the officer is quick to remind her why she's in this situation to begin with. >> I'm going to jail for what's my charges? >> Well, if you had just got out of the car, you wouldn't have gone to jail. But >> I didn't know because he came on the passenger side. I'm scared. >> All right. You're not You're still not understanding what's going on. >> Okay. What's my charge? >> Uh, right now obstructing, resisting, and then traffic ticket. >> Okay. Well, why you doing my car like that? They have a reason. >> My brother, my nephew Curtis work out TO THE COUNTY JAIL SUPERINTENDENT AND THEM KIDS BEATING THEIR MOTHER AND THEY DON'T DO THAT TO HIM. WHERE'S MY CHARGES? >> WHAT IS MY CHARGES? I'M ASK you again. Have I had the right Nothing in the vehicle. I thought she was going to drive off this. That's why I told her till you guys get her out. Don't steal my money. They throwing my pulling it up. What? >> Fine. Put it in there. >> I already cut it to you, but it's too late now. I already printed them. >> Thank you. >> While she didn't make things easy, the officers were able to get her to the station without any further disruptions. 437. >> Okay. >> I heard uh Clay got beat up by a little old lady. >> Yeah, he did. >> Stop persisting. We're fighting. >> I should have said that on prep one. We're fighting. >> 108. >> I got a slushie. >> You got that boogie or is it already up there? >> She's got it. >> Is it done? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> The night ends with a woman being charged with resisting arrest. What's your verdict? Let me know in the comments and I'll see you in the next video.