These women gave it their best shot, but the moment they opened their mouths, the officers already knew something wasn't right. Here are five cases when officers knew these women were lying. Number five, couple switches seats hoping to fool officers. It backfires immediately. On June 8th, 2025, a deputy with the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office spotted a vehicle linked to multiple suspended licenses. But when he attempted to initiate a traffic stop, both the driver and passenger made a surprising decision, one that immediately raised red flags. >> Give me your license. >> You're lucky I don't arrest you for obstruction right now. That ain't going to fly. You got that? Do you have a license or no? Don't waste my time. I got you on video. >> Where's your wallet? >> You better find me something quick. Don't even open that door. Shut that door. Shut that door. >> I ain't playing with you. >> I'm just looking for it. It's right here, sir. >> Let me grab it. >> You pull out a weapon, you're going to be a dead man. >> My son's in here. >> I don't care. I got to defend myself. >> Yes, sir. >> What are you defending yourself from, though? >> I don't know. That's why I'm making a warning. It's all right. >> What do you think? >> You're playing stupid games, too. I don't seriously think about arresting your obstructing right now. So, don't even try that with me. You got that? Don't even try that. I don't give a You got your kid in there. That's your fault. Give me the registration insurance. Is your license suspended? That's why you switched. Is your license suspended? >> I'm not sure about right now. >> What do you mean you ain't sure? How do you not know if the license suspended or not? You wouldn't have switched if you weren't weren't sure. I'm not sure. >> You irritated the crap out of me with that crap. Don't keep reaching back there, buddy. >> Then put the window down so I can see what's going on. I have a comment. >> I got you. No problem. >> Don't make me the bad guy here. >> You're not the bad guy. >> All right. >> This is my registration. >> All right. Reason I stopped you is cuz I got you doing 60 and a 45. >> I'm just looking for my phone. >> Don't be reaching around. I don't need you to reach for nothing right now. I need you to keep your hands where I can see them. Keith, >> do not get out of that car. You understand me? >> All right. >> A quick check on the man's name reveals the truth. His license had expired. And once officers confirmed he had swapped seats with his girlfriend just to avoid consequences. They placed him in cuffs without hesitation. >> Hey, I just pulled a car over and they just switched drivers on me. >> What? >> Yeah. So, I think >> I'll call you right back. Okay. >> Okay. Bye. >> All right. >> How about the car, please? >> Put the phone down. Come on. Over here. You want to turn >> your arm up here so we can cuff it? >> You going suspended? No, we're doing it right now since she switched in front of her body. >> That was your choice. I got one. >> Yeah. You know your license suspend? You got multiple suspensions. >> You got anything on you outside your phone or wallet? >> All right, man. >> There you want to test the vape. >> No, that's just normal, man. >> All right. >> Back over here to my truck, please. >> You going to jail for driving all suspended. >> Can I get out and talk to you? >> Oh. Yeah. Come on. >> Why you let him drive? >> You're not going to arrest you for allowing unauthorized person to drive? >> Understand. >> And obstructing for switching seats? >> Bad choice. >> Is that your boyfriend, husband? >> My son's dad. >> Okay. Unacceptable. >> All right. And then try to throw that all my kids in the car crap. No, you vited this problem. >> You're right. Understand. >> Right. And when people are reaching in the car, I'm not playing. >> I I understand that. >> I ain't getting shot today. I've been shot. It sucks. >> You have a family? >> Yeah. All right. So, what's your question? >> Um, like what could I do? >> Oh, he's going to jail. He's going to have to bond out. He's going to be charged for driving on suspended with knowledge and possessing this a suspended driver's license. >> Okay. >> So, >> busy, man. Busy. going >> busy. >> Even though the woman was caught up in a failed attempt to cover up her suspended license, the officer chose not to escalate things further, especially with a child in the back seat watching everything unfold. >> Um, yeah. So, I'm new to the >> I can reach out to >> Last Google it. I can't recommend any bombsman. They're all private companies. jail's right here. >> All right. >> And is this like Charlotte County or >> Yep. >> So, see yourself lucky I'm not charging you. >> All right. The only reason I'm not is cuz you got that kid in the car. >> You didn't have that kid in the car. You'd be going with him. >> All right. And I'll be towing your car. >> Yeah. Bad choice. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Go ahead and have a seat in your car. I'll give you the keys back. Put the AC on. Okay. you. >> What's going to happen with her? >> I don't know. He's boss man. So, let's see what he decides to do. >> 1480. >> I'm going to print up the ticket for the speed. >> I'll work on this terminal side. >> Okay. And then uh I want to get him for the >> obstruction. Well, the that and the possession of false the suspended deal. >> I guess he presented to >> Oh, yeah. He gave it to me. I got it right here. >> I got it in my hand. >> You got it? Okay. I'm going to give her >> him with obstruction, too. >> Yeah. Well, I'd have to charge her then. >> I've done it without. >> But you know what? Yeah. Charge him with obstructing. >> Yeah, cuz she's got the babies. >> That's what I'm saying. That's the only reason I otherwise they would both go in. >> Okay, I am both. >> All right. >> Before letting her go, the officer delivers one final warning, reminding her that next time the outcome might not be this forgiving. >> Okay, here's your registration. You are getting a Christmas gift today. Let me tell you, she'll tell you. I normally arrest for this. Everybody, you hear what I'm saying? Don't do this. It's bad choice and it's dangerous. When I see people switching seats, I don't know what's going on in that seat. And when he starts reaching out back of the car and I can't see in your window, >> if you >> I'm not getting shot today without returning something. You see what I'm saying? >> It's It is what it is. And you put your kid in danger by doing this. >> Understand? All right. You're free to go. Thank you. >> Okay. Any questions? Okay. Hopefully I don't see this again. Okay. Fair enough. He may have tried to avoid the charge, but ultimately the man was booked for driving with a suspended license. Number four, she thought covering for her husband would help. It only made things worse. On October 24th, 2025, officers attempted to stop a vehicle, but the driver had other plans. fleeing to a residential neighborhood and trying to shut a garage door before police could reach him. Luckily, they caught up just in time. Here's what happened next. Central 9. Heat. Yeah, he's he's closing the garage on me. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Good, thank you. >> Why do you keep trying to close the garage on me? >> Just a step back, please. >> Why? >> Just a step back, please. >> I It's a traffic stop. >> No, I mean in my car. >> Okay. But I saw you I saw you on the road. >> Yes, but I step back. >> Okay. I saw you on the road. >> Just as the officer gains ground, the suspect gives up on the garage door. But it isn't the driver who comes out. It's the passenger and her sudden confrontation takes the situation in a completely unexpected direction. >> No. A step back, please. >> I saw I saw you. >> But this is my home. >> Okay. You were >> just a step back. >> Were you on the road? You're driving on the road. >> He is. But step back. You're You're in my home. >> Okay. But you're trying to close the garage on me when I'm trying to stop you. >> Yeah, but you're in my home. >> I'm right here. >> Yeah, but you're in my home. >> Okay. Because you see my lights? That means stop and wait for an officer to come talk to you. >> Yeah, I can help you. But you're in my home. How can I help you? >> Okay. This is This is the back. This is my home. >> This is a traffic stop. And the traffic stop is to speak to the driver of the vehicle. >> But this is my home, my friend. >> I I get I get that. >> But this is my home. You here? My home. >> Okay. So, I turned my lights on. >> Well, my sweet. >> And then you tried to close the garage on me. >> Yeah. Because I'm home, but I'm not driving. He's driving. But you're in my home. >> Exactly. So, I need to speak to the driver. >> But you're in my home. >> So, I step back. >> No. You're in my home, my friend. >> I'm not moving. I need to speak to the driver at the traffic stop. >> Why? You're in my home. >> Because I saw him in the middle of the lane. >> But you're in my home. >> Okay. >> I'm in my home. >> Hey, >> just a step back. >> Yeah, I'm still over here. >> Let me close my home. He's uh he's still in the vehicle. They're >> I mean they're trying to close the garage. Put my foot there to put her in my home. >> Passenger came out was like, "Oh, you're my home. Get out." Whatever. I'm not going to let her close the garage. I'm keep putting my foot there. >> Get a home. >> In a sudden move, the woman lunges for the garage door again, trying to close it on the officer a second time. She repeatedly insists that police have no authority on private property, but the officer shuts that argument down without hesitation. Ma'am, >> you can go inside. I need to speak to the driver. >> That's not going to happen. >> Okay, then he's going to be arrested for obstruction. You're going to be arrested for obstruction. >> You're obstructing an investigation. >> What is What investigation? >> A traffic stop. He committed a traffic violation. He was in the middle of the lane before he turned into here. >> So, I need to speak to the driver >> because he's the driver of the vehicle. >> We're not sure if he's in the vehicle or not. >> No. >> You need to warrant to my home. >> What do you think is going to happen? >> This is my home. >> What do you think is going to happen? You think I'm just going to go away? I'm >> You need a warrant to go into my home. This is my home. >> You are obstructing. I turned my lights on before you came into your garage >> and you It's all on camera. I don't care if you're saying no. >> It's on camera. >> That's okay. >> That's okay. That's not It's not going to happen. >> Okay. So, why are you talking to me? >> No. >> I don't need to talk to you. I need to talk to him. >> That's okay. That's okay. He's not going to step up. >> Why not? >> Because >> Because he's been drinking. >> No. >> Yes, he has. >> No. >> You've been drinking. He's been drinking. >> I've been drinking. He's not. But I'm into my home and you're >> Okay. So, if he hasn't been drinking, we'll complete the traffic stop. I'll see his license and insurance. As long as it's clear, he's good to go. >> Mm- >> Because he's been drinking. >> No, I've been drinking. He's not. >> Okay. So, what's the problem? It doesn't matter. It's not It's not a game of tag. There's no safe spot. There's no >> You're not getting into my home. This is my home. You see the line? It's my home. You're not getting >> out. The officer tries to reason with the woman, but she refuses to listen, talking over him at every turn. Even with backup arriving on scene, her stance doesn't change. She's not backing down. >> Okay. So, either he's going to come out the vehicle or I'm going to take him out the vehicle. >> You want to? I do want to. >> This is my phone. >> It doesn't matter. It's a traffic stop. Just because you pull on your garage doesn't defeat the purpose of a traffic stop. >> I don't know what you want to do. >> What am I going to do? >> I don't know what you want to do. >> What I want to do is talk to the driver of the vehicle. >> No, it's not going to happen. >> Because he's drunk. >> No, I'm drunk, but he's not. >> So, why not? >> This is my phone. >> Why can I not talk to him? >> No, because I don't want to. >> It doesn't matter what you want to do. It's him. >> Okay, that's okay. I'm sorry, my friend. I think you're making a mistake and this is my home and I don't want him. >> Honestly, I think you're making a mistake. >> Okay, that's okay. >> Okay, so you can go inside. I don't need to talk to you. >> That's okay. >> My phone, >> huh? >> This is driving my horn. You can possible 28 for the car. >> Okay. So, I turned my lights on before you pulled into your garage. >> Mm- >> Just because you go in your garage >> does not make it home base. >> Yeah. Okay. It's home base. No, >> it's not. This is not We're not in kindergarten. We're not playing tag. >> No. Um, it's not playing like that. >> Okay. So, >> you need a water to to go into my home. This is my home. The line there is my home. So, you please stop it. >> No. >> Okay. You do what you want. >> You do what you want. >> All that needs to happen is >> no. Central 912. What's the plate going back? We wanted to get into how he's >> to that address. >> Oh my god. This is ridiculous. You do what you want, but he's not going to step out. I'm not going to I'm not going to say what you want. >> What do What? You're not going to say what I want? >> Mhm. >> I don't want you to say anything. I actually want you to stop talking to me. and I'd like to speak to the driver and not you cuz you have nothing to do with this. >> Okay. >> The argument goes in circles until more backup units roll in. Surrounded and out of options, the woman and her companion finally start to grasp the weight of what's unfolding. >> So, what are you doing? >> Nothing. >> Is Is like a kid in the car? Is that why he can't speak for himself? >> No, he's not a kid. But you know what? >> Speak for himself. >> It's not going to happen. It's eventually going to happen. >> It's a traffic stop. It doesn't matter if you pulled in your own garage. It's still a stop. >> No, it's my home. You cannot come in. >> Where did you try to stop him at >> as they were pulling in? >> Why is he not getting out of the car? >> You're stepping into my house. Why? >> So, like I said, he's going to step out. >> You're under arrest. >> Why are you stepping into my house? >> No. Why you stepping into my house? >> Because he's drunk. Yes, he is. >> Why are you stepping into my face? You're going to get arrested and arrest. >> Okay. Take me into arrest. >> Okay. >> Why? >> All right. You're going to get arrested in two parts. All right. Like I told you, >> step off the pool. >> Okay. >> Tell me what you We're over that now. >> No. Tell me. >> You have plenty of You have plenty of chances to talk to me. >> No, no, no. Please tell me to my house. Oh my god. >> What? Okay. Tell me why you stopping me. >> Why you doing this? No. You cannot >> 94 56. Show me about 02. We got one detained right now. >> Okay. Why you arresting me? >> I'm not doing anything. I didn't >> You're obstructing an investigation. >> Yes. >> Okay. I have my lawyer. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Why you arresting me? >> I'm going to put you in the back of a car for a minute. Okay. Why? >> Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. >> Okay. Please don't do this. >> Please don't do this. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Please don't do this. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Okay. Let's see. >> Sit down. In the car. In the car. In the car. In the car now. In the car. In the end, both the woman and her companion faced charges. She was booked for obstruction while he was charged with DUI and fleeing from law enforcement, bringing the encounter to a definitive close. Number three, entitled 21-year-old thinks she can outsmart officers. The arrest says otherwise. On March 7th, 2025, officers initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle clocked speeding and weaving dangerously through traffic. But when they approached the driver, the encounter quickly took an unexpected turn. >> I'm going to be remaining with the vehicle and the female. >> Turn the car off. Put your hands on the steering wheel right now. Do you understand? >> Came off. >> Stay right here. >> You're good. My shoe came off. Stay right here. Sir, >> I wasn't trying to >> Why is he running? >> I I have no idea. Actually, he's >> You have no idea. >> No, he said he got to get out. And I'm like, what happened? >> You were moving around in the car. He was moving stuff. I watched you do it. I pulled up next to you and watched you do it on his shoes on. >> Yeah. He said, "I got to get out." And I'm like, "What happened?" He's like, "No, pull out the light. Pull out the light." I'm like, "Bro, I'm sorry. I didn't want to do all that. >> That's my boyfriend." >> Okay. So, why would he just take off running right now, >> man? Do you want to put my hands on this thing? >> Yeah. Stay in the You have nothing. >> No, I don't. He just get my shoes on. My feet are cold. But I'm I'm talking. Yeah. I don't know. I'm just saying. I'm sorry. I know. I wasn't trying to do all that, man. I'm sorry. I'm cooperating. I'm >> Is there anything in the car? Any weapons? >> I need to search. I just want my phone, though. >> This my phone, please. >> Yeah, if we have a K9. >> My feet. My feet and my shoes. Please >> come over here. >> Thank you, man. >> Put them on. >> And I got like I need to get this thing cuz I got like a pad on right now. It's going to go stand back here. You understand? >> Yes. What's your name? >> I have my ID in my uh purse if you have it. >> Officers quickly realized the driver wasn't alone. There had been a passenger who took off on foot the moment they tried to initiate the stop. When asked about the fleeing individual, the driver's vague and inconsistent answers immediately raise red flags. >> What's his name? He's your boyfriend. You know his name. >> Well, yeah. His name is um Keon. >> Keon? What? >> I don't know his last name. I I just met him, actually. >> Why are you lying to me? You're already in a lot of trouble. You're already I have you for multiple speeding violations. >> No, dude. I know the front light. Then you actively tried to get away from me. >> No, I No, listen. >> Yes, you did. Cuz I turned my lights on. >> I'm not I'm not going back and forth with you. I'm just saying. Yeah. No, I was just also I mean >> and this guy's in here ruffling around moving stuff. >> He was going to get he said pull to the light. So that's why I kept going. >> Does he have a firearm? Cuz I have canines and drones and a ton of people coming here. >> No, nothing like that. >> What's his phone number? >> Um >> he's going to be in a lot more trouble. He doesn't show up. >> I know. I don't even have it. Like I have it on my phone. >> His name's Keon. >> Yeah. >> K E >> C E O N >> C E. >> I can get my phone, but >> we'll get it. We'll get it. I'm not gonna I don't want you back in that car for right now. Okay. How do you spell your last name? >> No, I'm not even trying to get I'm good now. I mean, I'm not trying to >> Well, we're we're not good. >> Oh my god. Okay. >> Okay. >> I mean, I >> Where's your phone? >> I'm We're out talking to her. >> Can I Cuz I think it fell. I'm not trying to like >> It's in the Oh, can I grab it? It's in the very middle. See that in the by the charger >> right there? You grab it. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. The way he was the way he was gripping. Oh, my my honest opinion is he possibly had it on. But the way he was running, did he have on? Like what does he have on him? Why is he he's gripping his sweatshirt? He was holding something and he took off running. >> No, I think it was charger phone. I don't know. >> Charger or phone? >> Does he drive? >> I don't know. >> Go ahead. Why don't you stand back there? Okay. >> Okay. I don't know. >> The more they press, the more obvious it becomes. The driver isn't just withholding information. She's actively making things up and the officers aren't buying it. >> Where'd you meet him? >> Oh, at the mall. >> What mall? >> What field? >> How long ago did you meet him? >> What name did he give you? Did she give you >> Keon? Can I Oh, I can't. >> We're going to say What name did she give you for him? >> Keon. C E O N. No, that's not his name. >> Give him Give him his real name. Yeah, Kerrion. >> Okay. Car. I guess I pronounced it wrong. I'm sorry. >> Yeah, but give him the proper spelling. It's just a K. That's not how you spell it. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't I didn't know. >> Well, now you're being very evasive and you're so >> I'm not I'm sorry. I'm not trying to I didn't know. >> Why do you run? >> Look at the side. >> Why is your window all broken through here? >> Oh, yeah. I was I had another >> Do you actually have ID on you? >> In my purse. Can I grab it? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Oh, I got to go. I got to go back. >> All right. Well, >> anything else you mean? I'm sorry again. I mean, >> yeah. I mean, you're going to get multiple tickets. >> I I I was expecting that. No, I know. I was talking about any more information. I'm talking about >> No, I'm expecting that. >> Does he have anything on him? I >> Okay. When did you pick him up? >> He bolted out the side, right? >> Yeah. This side door. >> I don't remember. It was >> Where did you pick him up from? >> Central. >> Um, well, he got his stuff from the station. No, he got out of the station. He needed his stuff in the States. >> He needed to get his stuff and hop in the States. So, >> where did you pick him up at? >> Her answers don't add up. And the way she avoids direct questions only fuels the officer's suspicions. They warn her plainly, "Keep this up." And she's only making things worse for herself. >> Well, he he Okay, the thing is he he got out of jail or from the courthouse. He went from the courthouse and he he got a ride from some >> someone >> When did you first get with him? >> It was I picked him up from the highway cuz their car got stuck. I don't know exactly what I'm trying to say. >> I thought you said you picked him up on the >> No, no, I was be honest with us. >> I know. I know. >> Hey, hey, hey. Stop. Stop. Stop the >> Okay, we're This is us. We've been legit with you. We've been in court with you. >> Be honest with us. Okay. >> This guy's been arrested. Okay. >> I was I'm not trying to do nothing. I know. >> But you're you're you're going to get fleeing and looting charges. You're going to get reckless driving charges. >> I am. Yes, >> I understand. >> You took off. You were going nearly 80 something miles an hour down Roselle Road >> and then you cut off here. Thank god you stopped cuz it would have been 10 times worse. I got up next to you. I saw you clear his day and I saw him clear his day. >> And again, I'm sorry again. Like, bro, I was just listening. I should have listened to >> Why are you listening to this guy? You got protection against Listen, I I should not have done that and I deeply regret it. I really don't need this. >> And now you're going to have to pay for it. There's nothing I can do about that. >> But like >> we have a bigger problem. You just pulled over and he decides to bail out of the car. That's a different story, right? It's a lot worse and it puts us in a lot different situation when he's in the car moving, putting pulling stuff. I don't know if he's got a gun. I don't know if he's armed. I don't know if you're going to shoot me the minute I step out of my squad car. >> It's just like also with the lights and stuff. I I hope you don't please me cuz I already got a court date coming up about that. That's >> I had a valid reason to stop you for that. And then you sped. >> No. Yeah. I listen other 40 on Roselle and you're at 81. >> I know. I mean I was listening. I should which is a >> So are you going to give him information? >> So tell me where we need to know. Where did you pick them up? >> Tickets. >> Okay. I'm not helping you with the tickets. The tickets are the tickets. The moment officers made it clear they weren't buying her story and that her silence could come at a cost, the driver backed down and finally started talking. >> You picked him up where >> I told him somewhere on the highway cuz they >> What highway? >> 53 South. >> Okay. And then where did you go from there? >> When we done orders I mean they were kind of >> So you picked him up somewhere. What time do you remember? Did he call you? >> I don't remember honestly. Uh I'm not going to lie to you. It was like a 7. >> 7. So you've been with him since 7:00 last night. Okay. And you know that you have that. I mean that's got your name on it. >> Literally no contact. >> No. Yeah. No, I know that. I see that. >> Where is he hiding? Nobody just wrote for no reason. >> Where does he live >> currently? Like where does he reside at? >> I don't There's no one specific place. So, is he homeless? Does he got a friend, a family member that he flops at? >> No, no one that I know of. That's the thing. I don't remember. >> Where where else in this area would he know to go? >> He's going to get found. He's going to get found by a dog. So, we have two choices. We can try to get him out safely. He could be arrested and we'll deal with the order of protection or he's going to be in a bad position and they're not going to know what to do. And that dog, if he doesn't obey his commands, that dog >> No, I I understand. It'll be yours. I genuinely >> Do you have his phone number and your phone? Okay. >> Well, I gave him the one. >> Okay. Where's your phone? Call him right now. >> You should have your phone. We gave it back to you. >> I really need an OP though. Is there Oh, there's no way I can go pee. >> No, not right now. >> Okay. The number you are trying to reach is >> Who would he call that he trusts? >> Did he block me? >> The number you were trying to reach is no long. I'm not even close. Like >> the back and forth finally comes to an end. With no more excuses to give, the officers escort the driver to the patrol car. >> All right. Can you stand up for me real quick? >> All right, just go. We'll throw it in the car. Okay. All right. You got nothing on you? >> Call. >> Yeah. Well, you'll get a chase. You're going to get out. We're not going to be long. Got it. But because of the fleeing and the loading charge that I'm doing, I'm going to bring you in, process you, and then I'm going to release you. Okay. >> Okay. >> You're just going to get a mandatory court date, and you're going to have to go there. Okay. >> Do you have anything on you? Anything legal? I don't know. You can check. >> It's okay. I trust you. >> In the end, the driver was hit with several charges, including speeding, reckless driving, and fleeing from police. Number two, officers watch as a woman attempts to hide items in the most obvious way possible. On July 8th, 2025, a routine patrol took a sharp turn when an officer spotted a car driving erratically and blowing through a stop sign. The traffic stop that followed would uncover far more than just a moving violation. >> 97. >> Yeah, you did. Hello, police department. >> Hi. >> How's it going? You know why I stopped you? >> Uh back there. >> No. >> Can you roll down this one real quick? >> Thank you. That and you blew through that stop sign. >> Sorry. >> You didn't even acknowledge it. >> Sorry. No, I'm just I stopped. >> Okay. So, yeah. So, that's the reason why I stopped you. So, if I can see your driver's license registration. >> I don't have it on me, but I I can give you my ID number. >> What's that? I can give you my ID number. >> You don't have your driver's license on you? >> No. >> Okay. >> I just went to PNC to try to deposit money, too, and I put I got my ID. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Mariah. And then, um, >> spell it. >> M A R I A H. You have >> your registration insurance? >> No, I don't. >> Do you have any registration insurance? >> No, I just bought the car. >> Oh, man. Do you have any bill of sale? >> I have a picture of it on my phone. Yeah. >> No license, no documents, and nothing but excuses. The warning signs are piling up, but then officers notice something else, and it's enough to make a bad situation even worse for the woman. >> Do you mind just turning off the car real quick? >> Yeah. >> So, the key there's something broke on me. So, it's like this. It broke on me, though. I need to get a new one. Right. >> Here's a picture of my too. >> Not too bad. How about you? >> There's my and the girl I bought it from Zid, too. >> Okay. >> Can you purchase this one? >> It's been a while. Probably honestly like a few months. It's just been parked cuz I had another car, but that one I ended up getting towed. Okay, >> pull that out of your bra real quick for me. >> The look on her face says it all. Whatever the officer just found, she knows it's not something she can talk her way out of. >> Um, real quick, just keep your hands on the steering wheel for me. Put your hands up on the steering wheel. Ma'am, I'm gonna have you put your hands on the dash just because I'm gonna uh move up and get the VIN number. >> Okay, >> just keep them right there. Don't take off. Okay. >> Yeah, one show me on a 61 unit code. I want custody. All right. I'm going to have you guys step out of the car. Okay. With the P with the passenger first. >> Just have her take a seat back there. >> Do you have any weapons in the car? No. Okay, just go ahead and unbuckle. >> Just stop right there. Stop right there. >> Take that out of your bra, too. >> Where? >> Let me say this side. >> Oh, my >> ID. Okay. Thought you didn't have your ID. >> Thought I didn't either. Sorry. >> See? >> What started as a missing ID turns out to be a deliberate cover up. She had it with her and she also had more to hide than she wanted to admit. >> You guys on Do you guys have any warrants or anything? >> Are you on paper? >> No, I'm not. >> Nothing like that. >> I'm not on paper either. >> Okay. >> What does that mean? >> Sound good? >> No, you don't have >> Oh, wait. What? Mariah, >> just just so you understand, okay? You're it's just something I have to say, but you're detained. You're not free to leave, okay? If you fight, runner, fleet, force will be used against you. So, >> what's up, man? Um, so they blew through the stop sign. Um, no 26. I still haven't ran the vehicle. He's on NCIC running them. Um but driver passenger. Am I right? >> No, if you don't mind just hanging out just for a second. Oh, >> yeah. Yeah. I'm going have to walk on What's up? I'm >> have to take a walk, you know, event. >> We'll talk to you here in a second. But yeah, just hang out. >> Yeah, I'm not registering your person. Is there anything else that's on you? Any weapons? Anything? >> Container in my bra. >> Container in your bra or Right or left? >> This right here. Is that what that bulge is? Yeah. Mind if I reach in there and grab it? >> Can I grab it for you? I just >> We can do it with handcuffs on. >> During the initial search, officers discover additional items stashed in her clothes. But with no female officer present, they're limited in how far they can go and have no choice but to rely on her honesty. >> I can shake it from the bottom if it'll fall out. It's going to have to get it from the top. >> From the top? >> Yeah. >> What else is in here? >> Just a container. >> Anything else on that side? >> Is there anything on this red side? >> No. >> I'm still going to have to do a pet town here. >> That's fine. back my hand and Mr. Senator Brow line up to your right arm. >> I have my money in my pocket. >> Where's that bucket at? >> It was a pocket. I just didn't want to lose it cuz I don't have a pocket in my pocket. >> Okay. So, it's like on this side? >> Yeah. >> Hey, you mind if I grab that out? >> Yeah. >> So, it's like right here? >> Yeah. >> What do you have on this side? >> Nothing. This is my leggings. >> What is this? >> That's >> Is that the string? >> Oh, it's money. >> It's money there, too. >> Yeah. >> So, is it like on the layer behind this? >> It's in the layer like right there. But I have two shorts on underneath these so you can just dig in. >> Later on, a more thorough search reveals what they suspected. Additional elicit substances concealed on her body, turning a bad case into something far more serious. >> So, it's behind this layer, too. >> It was up here, but then it slid down, I guess. >> Okay. So, it's down back here. >> Well, it was up here. >> Can you reach in here and grab this? >> No, I can't see it. >> Oh, no. >> You have money somewhere else? >> No, I think that's all. >> That's the only bit. Okay, >> I think so. This is >> You have a cut. >> You fit on that side. >> Back of my hand. I'm going to search the inside of your leg of J P. >> You going to know that side? >> Yeah. Just double check my work. >> Okay. >> Like my hand, Mr. Senator Brown went up to your armpit. The woman was ultimately charged with two counts of trafficking elicit substances on top of her traffic infraction. Number one, woman learns the hard way that misusing 911 brings real consequences. Officers were dispatched to a neighborhood on March 3rd, 2025 for what was believed to be a robbery. But when they arrived, they quickly realized the scene unfolding in front of them didn't match the call at all. Here's what unfolded. >> Sorry. >> Yeah. >> Do you need something? >> Yeah. So, my phone was checked. Are you the caller for this? >> Yeah. >> What happened? >> My phone was taken by one of y'all police officers >> and I wanted that. >> Did you just call 911 about that? >> Yeah. >> Central 9102. >> Go ahead. >> This is not a robbery. The complainant is 9472's person they were dealing with earlier. So, >> I'm sorry. I don't want to like This is a bad day for me already. I don't want to cause no drama. I just want my phone. >> They said they had like a search warrant. She's aware >> instead for my phone, >> but they didn't show me the search warrant. They just took my phone. >> Okay. But you realize like you can't call 911 and say you were robbed and then give out a random description. >> I I know >> saying that two people left on foot. They're police officers. >> I didn't give a random. I was like they had jeans on. They had a shirt. Okay. But you understand that like when the police take your phone, it's not a robbery. >> Yeah. Right now, >> but you understand like you just can't call 911 and say that >> people took your phone and they're actually the police. >> I know, but I want my phone back. Like, I have a job. I have kids, you know. She claimed her phone was stolen, but in reality it had been seized by an officer under lawful authority. Despite admitting the report wasn't valid, she remains convinced that involving more officers will somehow reverse the situation. >> Like, and I'm sorry for wasting our time. I just want my phone. >> Yes. But again, like you realize you can't call 911 and say that you were robbed. >> I know. But >> and it's the police that took your phone. >> But y'all don't have a sexual. That's what I'm saying. Y'all just took my phone. But >> they for investigation. >> Like y'all going to lie to me. So if I lie to me, I get arrested and stuff. But y'all want to lie to me. Oh yeah, you can't have my phone. But y'all take it. How does that work? >> So nobody's lying to you. They told you they were taking your phone. >> Lie to me. He's going to laugh in my face. Like what? He don't laugh in my face. Like funny. It's not funny. >> Well, I wasn't there. I don't know what the officer did, but you just lied to us by calling saying you were robbed >> and then gave a description of a male Hispanic and a male white. >> He was Hispanic. He was white, too. >> Yeah, but they're police officers. They're not just a random guy walking on the street. >> So, a police officer could get arrested for anything, right? They couldn't get arrested for anything. So, >> they didn't commit a robbery. >> I know, but they still took my phone without my permission >> with legal authority to do so. >> No, there was a warrant there. >> They seized your phone for an investigation. Oh, what investigation? I didn't steal no car. They want to accuse me of stealing no car. Listen, I don't know who you are and I don't know what you did or allegedly did. Okay? I don't know why they're investigating you or why they needed your phone. All I know is that they were out in their house phone. I have a job though. I'm going to get fired. I have kids. I know you have a job. You're doing your job. >> Go and speak with their supervisor. We don't know why they still >> Bro, I don't have a car. Can you take me there? >> No. >> Parent? >> No. They're at work. I don't want to bother you. >> Hey, we can wait till they get home. >> Look, it's not it's not illegal for them to take your phone as part of my investigation. >> I don't want my phone, though. I have school tomorrow. I have kids. I have a job. >> Okay. Well, you're not going to get your phone between now and tomorrow. I can at least tell you that. >> Why? For what? >> This I'm going to have to wait all the way till court to get a on my phone. >> I don't I don't know how quickly this stuff gets done, but I can tell you it's not within like a night. Despite being told several times that she won't be getting the phone back on the spot, the woman begins interfering physically, trying to block officers as if that will somehow undo what's already been lawfully done. >> I don't do that, okay? I'm on the street. I'm not a detective. But I can tell you that this doesn't take like one night to get this done. >> No, let me I will pass on your concerns. Okay. I will let them know about this movie. >> No. Where are you going? >> I'm leaving. No, you're not. >> I'm going to my car and I'm leaving. >> No, you're not. >> I am. >> No, bro. >> I am leaving. >> No, cuz I want my phone. >> You're not going to get >> You don't give about your phone. >> I don't give a Y'all don't go to the police and complain about it. >> You're not going to block your way. >> No. No. >> No. Cuz I'm going to do it how I want to do it. >> You got a problem with it. I don't give a >> Okay. >> Okay. We're going to leave. >> We didn't take your phone. >> I didn't take your phone. Whenever they're done with it. >> No, they're not. Were we out here when your phone got taken? >> Oh, okay. What y'all told them? >> Yeah, but again, different department. I don't work in another work for each other. >> I don't communicate with the detectives and they don't communicate with us. >> I never seen this before. >> I never seen this, too. Cuz my phone is gone. So, y'all going to have a bad day cuz I'm having a bad day. >> No, we are not going to have a bad day. >> Yes, y'all are cuz if I'm having a bad day, y'all going to have a bad day. You're going to stop me from You're going to stop me from getting my vehicle. >> All chaos. >> All right. >> Yeah, I'm >> perfect. >> It's going to be all chaos. I swear myself. >> It's not what we live for. I'm trying to leave. I'm trying to leave and you're not allowing me to get in my car and leave. >> No. No. Not with my phone. Not >> I don't have your phone. >> I know all this thing. >> So, I'm trying to get into my vehicle. >> We've called them. They're not coming. They're not coming. And to be 100% honest with you, if you don't let me get in the car and you let my partner get in the car and leave, you're going to get arrested. >> Bro, ain't nobody stopping y'all getting in the car. I'm just walking over. I'm just walking. >> Conveniently, you're walking in. >> So, if I go if I go to get my car, there's there's the open space. I'm not walking in your path. >> The woman refuses to budge. And the officers have had enough. They make it clear. If she doesn't move, she'll be placed under arrest. This isn't funny. >> The game's over. >> I'm not playing no games, dude. >> My day is going to be y'all. >> My day is going to go on just fine. >> And your your day is not ruined. >> Yes, cuz y'all took my phone. What the >> All I know is they took your phone for investigation and that's why they have your phone. That's all I know. >> No. >> And I can tell you that you're not getting it back today. >> Lie to me and take my phone. >> Well, I can tell you you're not getting it back today. >> Yes, I am, bro. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> No. No. Yes, I am. You're not >> the hot, bro. Swear to God. >> It's not. >> Yeah, bro. I don't care if y'all talk if y'all got your gun or y'all taser. Bro, what's that going to do? I don't >> This is simple solution. We can just let us leave. >> No, y'all not going to leave. >> Just let us leave. >> Oh, >> let us leave. >> I'm stuck. I'm so stuck. I >> think we're past that point. >> You're not going to get your phone cuz we went over this. They have your law for an investigation. >> I don't have a search warrant. >> Again, I don't know what the situation is. >> Tell their houses and be like, "Oh, I have a search warrant." >> Well, I don't know what the situation is. Okay. Right now, you're under arrest. >> I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> Move back. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under. Now she tries a different tactic, refusing to put her hands behind her back. But if she continues resisting, the officers are ready to escalate and gain control by other means. >> I can't hand your back. No back right now. >> Yeah. Hey. >> Okay. Sit up, >> dude. Mud on me. >> Do you want to sit up? >> Yeah. >> Okay, sit up. >> I'm going to get myself up. >> Oh, you got to roll on my leg. >> Drop your iPads here. >> Kindly help you. >> Okay, help me. You got to get up. >> One, two, three. What are you doing? Knock it off. >> Let me go. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm free to go. >> No, I'm sorry. I was sit down. Sit down. >> Go away. Way away. Turn around. >> What? What? >> Sit down. >> Let me go. >> Let me go. >> You're under arrest. Get down. Get in the car. Get down. >> No. >> Okay, hold on. What am I being arrested for? >> Absence. Get in the car. >> Absucking what? >> Get in the car. >> I JUST HIT Y'ALL A CAR. I HIT A CAR in the car. >> Sit down. >> No, please. >> No. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> No, please. >> The struggle isn't over yet, but with coordinated effort, three officers managed to secure her and place her in the back seat. >> Get in the car. >> Slide in the car. Oh, please, bro. Let me call us. I already have, bro. I already have enough coin and I explained everything to you. >> No. >> Sit down. >> Well, I got to get paid for the That's why y'all are laughing. >> Sit down. >> We're not laughing. >> I get paid for this. Are you getting arrest? >> No. Sit down. >> Get in the car. >> You're hurting me, bro. Get in the car. >> You're hurting me. Let go, man. Let go. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> You're hurting me, bro. >> Get in the car. >> Put your legs in the car. >> Wait. Wait. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Sit in the car like a normal human. >> Okay. Okay. Stop. >> Act. >> Okay. Let me >> roll over. >> Okay. Let me go. >> Act appropriate. >> Roll over. Move your body over. There you go. >> Okay. >> Sit down. >> Look at that. >> As a result of her actions, she racked up a long list of charges. Misuse of emergency services, resisting arrest, making threats toward officers, and damaging property. That's a wrap for today's video. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. And as always, stay safe out there.