These folks thought their attitude would win the argument, but officers weren't there to debate. They were there to enforce the law, and that's exactly what they did. Here are five cases when super entitled Karens get put in their place by cops. Number five, landlord thought she had the right to harass her tenants. Police prove her wrong. In our first case, officers were dispatched to a disturbance call involving two individuals in a parking lot. Upon arrival, the officers immediately questioned the victim. And here's what she has to say. >> Lady keep representing herself as the property manager. She's not the property manager. She's another tenant. She lives here and here, and she just rents out rooms to disabled people. So, you're not the property. So, this morning, I'm sitting in my car. >> My daughter's probation officer mentor is sitting right here with a yellow tag. >> She comes here. She pulls in. She pulls by my car. She looks at me. She pulled by the lady car. Lets down her window. And right when she get ready to say something to the lady, I said, "Excuse me, she's with me. >> Leave her alone." Oh, she got out of the car. >> So me and her going back and forth because every time somebody come here, you're always harassing people. Leave people alone. People can have company. Somebody could pull up and load their car. >> Okay. >> Now, the lady work for the state of Florida. Why youing with her? >> Right. >> She's legitly here and I'm watching her escort my daughter to a court date. So why the are you here bothering her? So, she's going back and forth. The lady just pulled out a bat on me and just tried to hit me with a bat. You could ask those people and you can ask that other lady. I want to put torches on her and it's not the first time. Listen, she already pulled out a gun on my chair. What y'all did about that? >> So, tell me about So, after you have the exchange with her, >> okay, I get in my car and I pull up here and we're going back and forth because this is like the third or fourth time again. She already pulled out a gun on my turn. What is your issue with me and my family? It seem like every time we make a move, your is here. You always have something to say. Oh, you You need to move. >> Tell me. Tell me about the bat thing real quick again. >> Right here. It happened right here. So when I got out the car, that's when she pulled out her bat like little hit you. So I'm like, Terry, well, put down the bat and let's just fight. Why you got to wet it? She don't want to fight. SHE WANT TO SWING THE BAT AND KEEP TRYING TO HIT ME WITH A DAMN BAT. >> ALL RIGHT, MAN. CAN you just calm down? Is she here right now? WHERE? >> NO, SHE LEFT. AND I KEEP TELLING Y'ALL SHE JUST LEFT. She's in a gold key teller ride with the tag number two. AND SHE CAME BACK AGAIN WITH A LADY THREAT TO TRY TO jump in and she pulled out. Ain't no getting jumped. Boom. Ain't nothing. And all these people saw her with their back. Try to hit ME WITH A BAT. EVERYBODY. >> According to the victim, this isn't her first rodeo with the suspect. With that, the officer asks her more pressing questions about what led to the current situation. >> So, it's making sure you were parked over here with your daughter and her probation officer. >> No, my daughter was in the house. Probation officer in this car. My daughter comes out the house. I greet her, tell her whatever because I know she gonna have paperwork. I greet her to the car and she's still trying to say something to them. >> Well, I'm like, listen, I understand that can't park here overnight because I live here. Why my daughter probation officer can't come pick her up without you? Always. And like I said, just always starts engaging with >> and then she took it to a whole another level when she went in her car and got a bat. Why is you pulling out a bat ON ME AND THE HOE TRIED TO HIT ME? I HAD TO PUT MY FEET UP TO KEEP THIS FROM HITTING me with a BATTLE. LIKE I TOLD HIM, Y'ALL SHOULD HAVE LET HER HIT ME. SO I HAD MORE PROOF. YES. >> SO SHE SWUNG THE BAT at you. >> Yeah. She hit my door. I DON'T EVEN KNOW IF I GOT NO DAMN IT. BUT WHY IS YOU swinging a bat at me anyway, lady? >> And like I said, the whole point is >> where did she hit your car with the bat? >> She hit the car. >> Where did she hit your car? >> I was sitting in the car and she kept trying to like swing the bat and I just kept hitting with my foot. >> Okay. But I'm really tired of her and I really would like to press charges just like the second time. I don't try to put paperwork on this lady and y'all act like she untouchable. How the she untouchable. She pulling out guns and bats on people. I'm really trying to figure out how the she keep getting away from somebody hurt and everybody going to be looking stupid going to be gone to the hospital. That's crazy. But I'm tired of her. >> Can you write a statement about what happened? >> I can. And like I said, everybody out here saw it. So, please ask them and confirm cuz I don't want y'all trying to say she get to get away with nothing again. >> I got you. I'll talk to the people standing here and ask them >> and them people down there. >> Okay, here. Hang on right here. You one second. >> Nothing in that car. >> All right. >> Y'all see anything? >> No. I think I'm going to cut the phone, man. >> Got that. All right. >> After getting the victim's statement, the officers look for potential witnesses in the area. The officers seem to be having no luck, but fortunately, someone finally steps up. So, did y'all just see what happened? >> Did you see what happened out here? >> Yeah. All right. We just coming up. We doing jump in the truck and then lady pulled up messing with her. She was sleep back there. >> Mhm. >> And then that lady pulled up. She say she's a property manager and she started jumping on her case. >> No, she was jumping on my case about my daughter, probation officer being here. But like I said, >> he was coming my car and I I got to talk to independent lady. >> He hang my car looking for my phone. I dropped my phone trying to break up the fight cuz she rushed out with her back on my phone. >> Do me a favor after the I write your name and explain what happened. Okay. >> So, you saw them two arguing over here. Then what happened? >> Then I came from over here trying to jump the truck. Me and my brother came and try to break it up. The lady pulled out a bat on and tried to hit her. She was in the car. She was hitting at swing. >> Swing the bat at her. >> Yeah. She was swinging at the bat at her. She was in the car trying to defend herself, but the lady kept hitting her with her back and then she just pulled off. Okay. >> She said she the landlord here and all of this. >> Will you write a statement for me about what you saw? >> Yeah, I write a statement. I was trying to get my phone over real quick. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> I don't know. Let me check the truck. >> Yeah, if you don't mind checking, come back up here for me. With the information that the officers gathered and the witness statement strongly supporting the victim's case, it's time for the officers to confront the fleeing suspect. >> Hello. >> Hey, Miss Terry. Can you step out for me? >> Yeah. What's going on? >> Sorry. Here. Do me a favor. Want to put your hands on your back for me? >> Why am I putting my hand behind my back? >> You're going to jail. >> Yeah. For what? >> He'll explain everything to you. >> Mr. First of all, y'all ain't got to miss me. >> Uh, yeah, we do. Actually, just chill. Somebody home right now that they can move your car. >> My son is in in my house. I want to know where I'm going to jail for. >> But we'll talk to you about that in one second. >> Just don't care about no car. I just know where y'all was at. >> Here, let's go right over here to my car and we'll talk. >> No, let me get my purse and my car. >> Here, we'll get your purse here. Step up. >> This This is ridiculous. This is >> Come on. All right. All right, before we talk though, I'm going to let you sit here and I got to read you something. Okay, >> you don't got to read me nothing cuz I ain't going no jail. Nothing I didn't do down >> for real. That's ridiculous. Just arrested you for >> while we're standing here. Let me read you something. Okay. >> Yeah, you read it then. Then you take these cops off me. >> All right. You have the right to lay side. Do you understand? >> Can you verbalize yes or no for me? >> Yeah. Uh-huh. >> And then say maybe he's against you in court. Do you understand? >> Yeah, I understand. You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during question. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> Go in the house knocking the door. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer and what one? >> If you cannot afford a lawyer and what one will be provided for you before question without charge. You understand? >> Yeah, I understand. Now why am I why >> anyone threatened you or promised you anything get talked to me? Has anyone threatened? >> NO MAN. WHY CUFFS ON ME? >> So what happened today with uh now she pushed me? >> Okay. She pushed me. >> Okay. >> All right. Where? That was it. >> So, where did the bat come in? >> I don't I don't see anybody GOT THE BAT INSIDE A DAMN GRAY CAR. >> OKAY. SO, WHY DID TWO people say that you were swinging a bat at her and you hit a bat with a who? >> Who? Two people there. SO, >> NO. NO. AIN'T NOBODY ain't nobody. They lying. They lying. They lying. I got my son here with me saying I got saying I didn't do it. >> Have a seat. >> Okay then. The officer tries to get the suspect's side of the story, but it's not looking good for her. And her explosive approach isn't helping her case at all. >> You're saying she pushed jail? >> Man, listen. This not going to work. >> Put your foot in first. >> For real. >> Put your foot in first. >> Got to take somebody to jail. >> There you go. Slide out. >> This is ridiculous. GO INSIDE THE HOUSE, MAN. AND SEE IN THAT HOUSE. >> Nobody in this. >> Anybody who can come get your car. >> LISTEN, LET ME PUT MY CAR INSIDE MY HIGHWAY. >> WELL, I CAN'T do that. >> You ain't had NOBODY TO PUT NO COPS ON ME. >> WELL, YEAH, you're under arrest for aggravated assault and criminal mischief. >> Who? >> You. >> You. >> What's wrong with y'all? Are y'all freaking serious? >> Here, hide your foot AND SAY I NEED MY PURSE OUT OF MY CAR. >> You want your purse? All right. >> I have to tell your car, though. >> You need TO PUT MY HEY, BRO. PUT MY CAR IN MY DRIVEWAY. PUT YOUR KNEE IN. >> PUT MY CAR IN MY DRIVEWAY. >> It's okay for him to put the car. >> Yes, it is. They give me my >> All right. >> She want >> Which purse YOU WANT? >> RIGHT HERE IN my >> It's right ON MY FRONT SEAT. >> THE ONE ON THE FRONT SEAT. >> I don't think they're going to take this purse out the jail. >> Say what? >> They won't take that out of the jail. >> Let Let me get my purse. Let me get my purse. Let me get my purse. >> It's got to go evidence. >> Say what? You're not listening cuz you're screaming. >> All right. CUZ YOU AIN'T GOT NOBODY to me. >> Do you want to take YOUR PHONE? >> YEAH. I WANT ALL MY >> You can't take this. It will NOT GO. >> LET ME GET MY WALLET OUT OF THEM. GET IN MY WALLET. >> That's fine. Is this your wallet? >> My wallet is out of my >> Can I get the witness THE WITNESS'S NAME THAT SAID THIS? >> YEAH, they'll be uh in the report. >> You want to leave your money in the purse and take it with you? >> All my All my money. Let me get it. >> You want to take it with you? >> Yes, I am. All right, >> my car DOWN AND GIVE ME MY KEYS. >> ZANA, can you put hand me the rest of the money in the purse? >> The officers comply with the demands of the suspect despite her being unruly and her behavior only worsens as minutes go by. >> They're on top of the car. I'll put them on top of your knee. >> They're on top of the car. Just the money. >> The money that's in her purse. What about these keys? >> Kilo Papa. >> Here. I'll let you hold on to those and say you can take her car. She has loads of money in her car. She wants all that money with her. >> He came back. >> All right. >> I'm guessing dollars is what she wants. >> Since we're not leaving the card and be moved. And then here's your phone. And you got the key. You can move it real fast and then we'll take the key from you. >> Just go ahead and sit in there. Just sit in there and push the button. There's a push to start. >> Got your foot on the brake. >> Hey, let me tell y'all something. LET ME TELL Y'ALL SOMETHING. Anything be missing out my money? I'm going to go. OKAY. HEY, PUT MY MONEY. PUT MY PUT MY CAR IN MY DRIVE. GET BACK IN. >> IT WAS 215. >> After the investigation, the woman was arrested and charged with criminal mischief and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Number four. Stubborn woman escalates a simple traffic stop to an arrest. On August 6th, 2024, police officers on patrol were trying to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle. However, instead of pulling over, the driver deliberately ignored them. Here's what happened when the officers finally came face to face with a driver. >> Why are you not stopping? >> I'm sorry. Sorry. I didn't want to stop in the main road. >> You stop when you're pulled over. I didn't want to stop. >> Does this window come down? >> Huh? >> Does this window come down? >> No, it does not. Sir, >> just >> um >> Where's your Where's your ID? >> Got your driver's license on you? >> Excuse me, sir, but you're intimidating me by opening up my >> You're fleeing from an officer. >> I'm not sir. I didn't want to stop in the main road, sir. That's all I didn't want to do. I didn't want to stop. >> Give me your driver's license. >> I didn't want to stop in the main road, sir. >> Give me your driver's license. >> Please, sir. You're intimidating me. >> Give me your driver's license. >> You're intimidating me, sir. You're demanding stuff out of me. You don't even asking me for anything. Can I undo Can I please undo my seat belt? >> Yes. Give me your license now. >> Okay. Out of me, >> please. Did you know why you're talking to me like that, sir? >> Did you already get out? >> I didn't want to stop in the main road, sir. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> For what, sir? >> Step out of the car. >> For what? Sir, >> get out of the car. >> What? Sir, >> you're being recorded, sir. >> I need your supervisor, sir. >> What are you doing to me? >> You're under arrest for fleeing anything. >> I'm not fleeing anything. Stop. >> I'm not doing it. I didn't want to stop. >> I didn't want to stop. >> I didn't want to stop. >> I need a supervisor now, Carl. >> I need a supervisor now. >> Oh my god. Somebody right now. >> You're abusing. >> What have I done to you? >> Stop. >> I didn't want to PULL UP. OW. STOP. PLEASE get my phone out right there. Come under the driver's SIDE DOOR. CAR. IT'S ON THE outside of the car. >> What are you doing to me? >> No, sir. >> No, sir. You're not going to do this to me. >> GET THAT PHONE. >> IT'S ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE CAR underneath the driver's side. It's on the ground. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> YOU'RE NOT YOU'RE ABUSING ME. >> YOU'RE ABUSING ME, SIR. I need a supervisor now. Please. At this point, the woman's blatant non-compliance forces the officers to escalate things to a more serious level. >> I want to take your supervisor out, please. >> He will be coming. >> Good. Can you let me out? >> No. You're on. >> Get some air. >> You're going to jail. >> This is abuse. >> You better give us some air. This is abuse. >> I did not elude nothing. I didn't want to stop on a main road. >> This is against the law. >> What you're doing is against the law. >> I wasn't eluding anything, sir. I was stopping. Not stopping on a main road. >> That's a common law. >> Can you stop when you're pulled over? >> You don't stop on a busy highway like that, sir. >> How would you supervisor now? >> He's on his way. >> Let me out of this car. Let me out of his car, sir. >> I need an ambulance. >> I can't breathe. >> I cannot breathe, sir. Let me out of his car, please. >> Let me out of his car. >> No, you're not getting out. >> I CANNOT BREATHE. >> PUT YOUR HEAD OUT THE WINDOW. >> POINT YOUR HEAD OUT THE WINDOW. >> I NEED AN AMBULANCE. >> Point your head out the window. >> I need medical assistance. >> I need medical assistance, sir. I can't How am I supposed to put my head out the window on these bars? >> I need medical assistance. Please let me out of this. I can't breathe back here. >> Yeah, fair. >> I cannot breathe. I cannot breathe. >> Pull over for no reason. >> Let me out, please. I cannot breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> Dave, >> get it. I want my phone, my purse, MY EVERYTHING. I GOT MY inhaler in there. I need my inhaler out of my purse. >> You want to stay? >> Let me out of my Let me out of this. This is against the law. >> This is against the law. >> The woman screams and erupts all over the place. She's making it very clear that she does not want or deserve [music] to be here. And things only get worse from here. >> I can't reach it. Sir, can you please unlock the door for 5 seconds so I can at least breathe? We're going to give it to you. No, I CAN'T. GRAB IT. >> CALM DOWN. HOLD. >> I NEED OUT of here. Right. >> Just reach. >> Grab it for me. Please let me out of here. I can't even. >> Oh my god. No. I'm not ready. I don't need you. >> Okay, then you don't need it. >> Obviously, you don't need it then. >> Let me out here now. You're not going to administer my medicine for me. >> Are you serious? I'm going to sue you all. >> Let me out of car, man. >> You were denying me of my medication and everything. >> No, he's trying to puff IT IN MY OWN MOUTH. I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S in there. >> I'm not administering to myself. He's trying to minister to me. I don't know what he put in there. >> I didn't lose nothing. I didn't lose nothing. >> She's in the back of my car. She's uh >> No, >> she's going No, she's going to jail until she started saying she can't breathe now. So, we tried giving her an inhaler. She wouldn't she wouldn't take her inhaler cuz we put something in it apparently. So, she's absolutely crazy. Very she caught me and everything else. So, >> do you want her to come sit till I stretch her? Yeah. I mean, you guys got to take her, right? Is that >> Yeah, we'll bring bring that over and we'll try to move her over to it. >> I need an ambulance. >> It's here. >> Get me out of here now. >> The ambulance is here. >> Get me out of here, dude. >> They're getting the stretch out. >> You are abusing my civil rights right now. Look how much did that black girl, huh? Start in the face. Get out of the car while you're abusing my civil rights. Breathe. Come on, man. I have rights to breathe, don't I? Get me out of this car now. >> Yeah, it's her. >> Get me out of the car, dude. >> She couldn't breathe in. >> Get me out of this car, man. >> Yeah, she's talking a lot. >> Because you pull me up for no reason. Yeah. >> Where's the supervisor at? Where's your supervisor? He's still on his way. >> I need to speak to somebody. >> Please get me out door. >> The medical responders at the scene are trying to help her. However, as the responders are doing their job, the woman still finds it in her to argue with the officers. She's definitely not making this easy for anyone. >> I have the medical team supposed to take care of me. Let me out of here. Get out of here now. You violating my civil rights right now. >> What's that? >> You're violating my Yeah, I'm hurt because they busting my head open. >> They gave me a concussion trying to pull me out of my car illegally against my will. >> All I was trying to do is get off the main road and he's sitting there telling me I'm eluding. How am I looting with my bleer and my brakes on? Huh? How am I looting with my blinker and my brakes on? Huh? You >> guys ready? >> Good thing I won't call a news channel. >> How am I looting with my bleer and my brakes on? >> Where's my shoes at? Can I have those? Your sir? >> Yep. >> Your majesty. Can I No, sorry. Just my shoe right here. >> There's my shoe. Where's the other one at? You minding my head? What are you going to do? Tell them they can't treat me? Where's my other shoe? >> Stop. >> Don't you abuse me no more. >> Where's my other shoe? Please. >> Can I have my other shoe, please? >> Shoe for you. Sit down. >> No. You're sitting here beating my head in the door. I guess she doesn't. >> You about gave me a concussion. >> You just bashed my head up against this door. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> Yes, I do. BUT I'D LIKE FOR EVERYTHING to be on a piece of paper. Say what you did to me. >> Yeah. On the stretcher. >> I need my other shoe, please. Sir, >> is it okay if we talk to her? >> Yeah, please. Please. Somebody talk to me. Is everything >> seat right here? >> They're bashing my head in his window. >> Ma'am, >> just have a seat right here. >> Hi. >> We need We need you to have a seat right here. >> I need my shoe, please. >> I understand that. >> My purse and my phone. >> Is it okay if he gets it for you? >> Yeah, please. Can I get my purse and my phone? >> Yeah, but he's bashing my head up against this window right here. >> I understand. >> They just jerked me out of my car for no reason. Said I was a looting when I'm not. >> I'm calling the news. You just literally assaulted me when I did nothing to you. >> Remember, you going to put your back right here? >> I'd lay my purse in my shoe. >> I'm not getting that right now. >> I'd like my purse. >> Well, that's a personal thing. >> Yeah. Well, that's something I'm not leaving with these. >> So, you don't want to go to the hospital? >> I do. >> Well, then you got to put your feet up here. >> Well, gee, can I have a shoe? cuz he bashed my head up against that window so hard I probably lost it across the street. >> With a woman now placed on the stretcher, the medical responders try to calm her down. Unfortunately for everyone at the scene, her erratic behavior continues and it seems that she won't stop anytime soon. >> You abusing You just beat me. >> You just beat me, dude. Where's the supervisor at? What are you grabbing me so HARD FOR? WHAT HAPPENED? >> NO. UHUH. You don't have allowed to do me like that. I'm not being combative. >> I'm not being combative. >> Stop grabbing me like that. >> I'm not No, I'm not. I'm not doing anything. Look at him. Look at them grabbing my wrist so tight. I'm not doing nothing wrong. I'm not doing nothing wrong. You see that? I'm not doing nothing. I'm trying to go with you. These are hurting me. >> You don't see them hurting me while I'm not doing anything. I'm not being I'm not being combative for nothing. >> I don't need They're hurting me this way. This is too tight. This is way too tight. These are I can't >> fit a finger in there. That's too tight. >> OH MY GOD. NO. THAT'S ripping your arm off. >> Can you please release these a little bit, please? Look at this. >> Look at that. How tight that is. >> Please can you It's not going anywhere. It's a cuff moving. It's not going anywhere in my arm. >> Try to relax. Okay. >> I need you to release these cuffs up. Please. >> I can't. Can you stop spit? >> Please ask the officers to release these cups. They're hurting me. This is >> I wasn't even being combative. I'm not doing anything wrong. Can I have my purse? >> I need my purse in my phone. >> Yeah, I need it. But they're trying to administer my medicine to me, AND I'M NOT TAKING anything to them. >> I need you to lean back. >> I need I need somebody. I can't. These are hurting my arm so bad. >> Okay. >> After their failed attempts to calm the woman down, the officers discover something suspicious in her car. Something that explains why the woman is acting the way she is from the beginning. You got to break her tighter. Look, >> I can get a whole finger in there. >> I can't. No, there's nothing you can't get in there. You can't get nothing in there. >> You can't get anything in there, sir. >> They're hurting my arm. >> They're hurting me. >> Calm down. We will help you. >> You're not helping me do nothing. >> Ouch. That's tighter. Thanks. >> It didn't even move. >> That's tighter. This is tight. >> Spinning when you're talking. >> Dude, you just tightened this one up, too. >> No, I didn't. >> I know you did cuz it's tight. No. Look, it won't move. >> Please undo this. It's hurting me. You are leaving marks on my arms. I did not do anything to you. >> No. No. Sir. Oh my god. You're grabbing me. >> That's good. >> Oh my god. >> Give me my purse. Can I have my purse, please? And my belongings. >> Huh? >> Huh? >> That's a tab on the side of this. >> What's that? >> It's a tab on the side of this. >> Oh, is it? Okay. It's smells like it, but it doesn't look like it. So, found a trunk. Anything else other than alcohol? >> The alcohol. >> They try to jump. You can tell on like the um right there. That's crazy. >> She would have stopped. >> Mhm. Right. >> At the end of the whole fiasco, the woman was charged with fleeing, eluding, and resisting arrest. Number three, friends who drink and drive together get arrested together. Our next case follows a police officer who pursued a vehicle that was going way past the speed limit. Here's what happened when the officer confronted the driver. >> Hello. How are you tonight? >> Good. How are you? Good. Hey, I'm stopping you for your speed. >> Oh, >> what's the rush? >> Um, home. >> Trying to get home? >> Yeah. >> Do you have your job, Sandy? >> Is this your vehicle? >> Yes, it is. >> I'll look at your insurance or registration, please. >> It's under my mom. Um, I can get my insurance, my registration. I don't think I have it in the car. >> Okay. Any reason you wouldn't have it? Um just mom takes care of everything. She would send it to me but otherwise >> I can ask her to send it to me. >> Okay. >> But it is insured. It is registered. >> Yes sir. >> Okay. Miss Victor. >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm going to be issuing you a speeding citation. Will you step out and come with me back here? >> Yeah. Fine. >> Right back here. all the way to the front of my car. >> So, what's the rush? >> Home. >> Home. >> Like I said, yeah, we just came back from >> Okay. Where's home? >> Um, it park. So, like um freeway of I40 125. >> Okay. >> Literally at the intersection. >> Okay. So, this is up to date. >> Yes. >> Gotcha. So, Miss Victor, >> yes. >> Why wouldn't you have your registration in insurance? Um, so I lost my wallet recently, but [laughter] >> Okay. >> Um, so I had my like social security card, my ID, that's a brand new ID. >> Okay. >> Um, my social security, I mean, my registration, it would be just because it's under my mom. >> Okay. You said your mom's the one that handles all that stuff. >> Yes. >> Gotcha. Gotcha. Gotcha. So, Miss Victor, >> she can't provide any paperwork for the vehicle, and it isn't long before the officer notices that she shouldn't even have been behind the wheel to begin with. Now, the officer asks more pressing questions. >> Um, it's very unusual not have your insurance, your registration, um, your speeding, you're doing 53 down Montgomery. Uh, as I walk up to that car door, I can smell alcohol coming from within. >> Yes. Uh, my sister and I just went to Dirty Bourbon. >> Yeah. Well, I'm standing here now and I still smell it coming from your breath. >> Um, I had two drinks. >> Two drinks? >> Yes. >> Okay. What kind of drinks did you have tonight? >> Um, >> just vodka ripples. >> Okay. And you had two of them? >> Just two. >> Okay. When was your last drink, would you say? >> M Well, we were talking for a bit. 45 45 minutes ago. They did last call about a while ago. >> Okay. So, your last drink was about 45 minutes ago. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Check out >> I will admit I was speeding a little bit. I have to use the restroom. >> Okay. >> All righty. Well, speeding's one thing. Then add alcohol. It's a whole whole another thing. Okay. Okay. >> So, I'm going to check on you quick to make sure you're all right. As soon as I determine that, we'll talk about that speeding citation. We'll get you on your way. Okay. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Do you have any recent head trauma? >> Um, no. >> Traumatic brain injuries? >> No. No. No. >> Okay. Um, what I'm going to have you do tonight is you're going to stand like me with your feet together. >> Okay. Can you take your glasses off and just fold them up and hang on to them? >> Okay. >> And then arms by your side if you would take your hair, brush it out of your out of your face the best you can. >> Perfect. >> Sorry. Yeah. >> So, tonight what I'm going to have you do is you're going to focus on the tip of my finger. Okay? >> I'll be going back and forth a few times. I do not want you to move your head. >> Okay? >> Just focus on my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Do you have any questions? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. You see my fingerprint? >> Mhm. >> Follow my fingerprint with your eyes, your eyes only. Don't move your head. Okay. See my fingerprint? Follow it with your eyes. >> I want you to look down at each step, counting each step out loud. Keep your arms by your side the entire time. And you won't stop until you're finished. >> Okay? >> Do you understand? >> Yes. >> 8. As the driver finishes the sobriety test, the officer delivers the unfortunate news to her. The officer also heads over and breaks the news to the passenger. >> Ask what's going on. >> You're going to be arrested for DWI tonight. >> Um, okay. >> Okay. >> Do we have a Can you explain the reasons and everything like that? >> The reasons are because I'm seeing signs of impairment. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you're under arrest for DWI. >> Are you okay? Uh, yeah. >> You're just throwing up? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have someone that can come pick you up? >> Maybe. >> Or an Uber? >> Maybe. >> Okay. Well, she's going to jail tonight and this car is getting towed. >> Okay. I don't want her to go by herself. >> What was that? >> What do you mean? So, do you have someone that can come get you? >> Um, I don't know. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> Yes. >> Do you have someone that can come? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So, what's the plan? You can take me with you, too. >> Okay. I am not taking you to jail. I need I need you to find a ride. >> No. >> What does that mean though? >> Not going to happen. >> Oh [ __ ] >> What's your name? >> Will you sit down on the curb, please? >> No. >> Why? >> I'm not going to let her. >> Okay. Well, she's going to be going to jail. >> Okay. >> You're not. She's my designated driver, though. >> Okay. Well, she's under arrest. >> Not drinking anything. >> Okay. I need >> I'm the drunk. >> I need you to find a ride. Okay. >> No. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Can I at least have someone come pick her ride up for her? >> Vehicle's getting towed tonight. >> No. >> With the news of her friend going to jail, the passenger starts to act erratically. And what she does next is extremely shocking. >> Like, that's her only ride. But I I live with her. >> Okay. Well, you guys can get it out tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. >> Um, no. >> I won't open my door. >> No. >> 5:45. >> 5:45. >> Is there a unit that you can send me? Stop. Get on the ground. Hands on some come back to a Check this 2011 >> now. With things escalating more than they should have, both the driver and her friend are in handcuffs. >> Now, what was that for? >> It hurt. >> What was that for? I'll cooperate. >> Okay. Well, the cooperation time's over. You're going to jail now. >> 5:45. >> One in cuffs for battery unappeal. Ow. >> Also make a note. Force was used. Go ahead and sit up. [groaning] >> Both the driver and the passenger received charges at the end of the night. The driver was charged with DWI, while the passenger was charged with resisting arrest, battery on an officer, and attempting to commit a felony. Number two, when a mom's poor decisions turn what could have been a calm conversation into an arrest. On July 4th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a residence for an alleged disturbance. Here's what happened when they arrived at the scene. >> Please, I will CALL DCFS. GIVE ME THAT MAN. >> Gave custody to her. >> Okay. >> She followed me. She follow HER WHEN SHE FOLLOW ME. Pull your CAMERA UP ON HIM THAT MY DAUGHTER SAID HE TOUCHED HER. PULL IT UP. >> Put your hands behind your back. Now >> that's cool. a lawyer. >> Drop your shoe. >> Get my shoe. Take my phone. Take my phone. Bring my phone out to the county tomorrow. >> I swear to God, I'm going to have my cousin shoot. >> All right. That's good to say. You got anything else on you besides what's in your bra? >> I got >> You got y'all feel >> I'm not feeling. >> All right. Do you have on you? >> I got >> All right. Well, then make away. >> Stop yanking on my arm. >> Stop pulling away. Stop yanking on my arm. >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop yanking on. Open it. >> Stop yanking on my arm. >> Get in. Sit down. >> I will for my daughter. >> So you going to do this? Where's the sergeant? >> Sergeant doesn't need to come out for this. Sit. >> The woman goes quietly into handcuffs. But that brief moment of cooperation doesn't last long. >> We've been here all day. Put your foot in. >> Take me to the hospital. You want to go to the hospital? >> Everybody when I get there. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> Yeah. >> Okay. 13. >> I'm not crazy. Y'all let my daughter get I swear to God y'all kids going to get up. Black market. >> Who's that? >> Come get my daughter from that child. >> He's not coming to get your daughter either. Put your feet in. Stay over there. Hey, but going to come and take her. She's still going. >> Now growing more erratic, the woman's behavior starts to make more sense when officers speak with her family. They reveal she recently lost custody of her child. And earlier that day, she showed up demanding to get them back. When they refused, she threw a brick at her sister's window. Yeah, you can add aggravated assault. You want to She says she's got a bra. >> I was trying to get you on this burn. She just keeps racking up the charges here. So, she's going to be a treat in that in that ambulance. Maybe if if she's acting up, you can ride with her down to the hospital. Hello. She's in here. >> She's uh there's a lot going on really, but uh she she just start she just said, "I need an ambulance. You have to get me an ambulance." So, >> okay. >> She's for sure. >> Maybe I can't make that that decision. But, uh she's got some in her bra, so she's going to grab that for me. >> Step out. Look, Fonte, >> drag me out. >> I'm not dragging you out. >> Drag me out. >> Drag me out. Don't touch. >> You're going to make this way too hard. >> Drag me out. >> It's right there. >> Right here. >> Drag me out. Do not touch my debit card. >> Give me my debit card. >> It can go with you. >> Don't touch me. Go with you, baby. Don't touch me. It probably can go with you. >> Don't touch me. Watch. >> Uncuff me. >> It's not happening right away. >> I'm pulling you shut. All right. So, nothing's falling out. All right, there you go. Watch your step. >> Give me my vape. >> Yeah, your vape's going to go with your property. It's not going with you to the hospital. >> Weird. >> As EMS arrives, the woman quickly turns her attention to them, trying once again to steer the story in her favor. >> Give me my phone. Give me my phone. They put my daughter with a child. Please call the call the sergeant. Stop touching me. >> Okay. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop touching me. >> Can you hop in for us here? You don't want Do you want to go to the hospital? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Just are kind of spiky. They hurt your feet a little bit. DCFS took her daughter recently and gave custody to her sister and this is our first interaction with her saying these things and just screaming at us and demanding >> give me that desire number >> that's not happening. >> They never gave me his number. I got the egg for >> Yeah. See, I got CDP. >> Oh, that's that's not my turn. All right. Hey, uh you guys got What's that? >> I mean, you can put herself in my car. Um I mean, she's going either way. She just doesn't want to go right now because whatever. Um >> she said that. What are you guys >> knuckles? Whenever we put her in cubs, I like grab your wrist, not your knuckles. >> Yeah. >> But >> now she wants a sergeant. And I'm sure if I have Venamman come down and check her out. >> While EMS checks her over, she refuses to cooperate. Still fixated on demanding a sergeant. Officers assure her one is on the way, but instead of calming down, she keeps trying to stir things up. already left. No, she did. She did. >> She will not leave me. >> She already did. >> She did. You lying. Nope. >> Stop lying. >> I know why. >> All right. So, the shark's on the right. But, you know, with us to the hospital, I need to be able to give them a complaint. Are you anywhere? Is there anything? >> In order for us to not put Bibles on you, I just need you to answer a couple silly questions. >> I have to ask. >> So, if you don't answer my questions, we're going to have to check Bles. >> You can call me brand What year is it? Five. The year that I'm going to go to prison. All right. >> Stop talking. >> It's my job. >> You want to do? If you want to beat me, go ahead. Y'all did it last time. >> Nobody touched you. >> You did it last time. >> You did it last time. >> You want to talk to the medical personnel or not? >> Stop talking to me, >> sweetheart. Do you want to >> Good dog. >> Please don't talk to them like that. >> Where are you? Which hospital do you want to go? >> But she's still in custody. >> She's going to Methodist. There's no choice. >> Okay. I'm not going to Methodist. >> You are? >> I'm not. >> If you want to go to the hospital, you're going to Methodist. You have no choice. >> I'm going to Memphis. >> Either way, Sergeant's going to be here if you wouldn't mind just sticking around until he can talk to her. >> The incident wraps up with a woman racking up a long list of charges from property damage and family assault to disorderly conduct, restraining order violations, and assaulting a police officer. Number one, woman refuses to step out of her car and quickly learns why that's a bad idea. On August 1st, 2023, a suspiciously parked vehicle catches the attention of patrolling officers outside a residential complex. Inside, they find a woman asleep at the wheel. Watch what happens when they try to wake her up. >> Out of the car. >> Okay. Can you not pull my car? >> Step out of the car. >> That's fine. Can you not pull my car? >> Step out of the car. >> That's fine. Step out of the car. >> Can you not be rude? >> If I tell you one more time, you're going to go to jail. >> Okay. >> Step out of the car. >> Can I get the car? >> No. >> Step out. >> For what? >> Because you're parked in the middle of the road. >> I'm waiting. >> For what? Cuz you're sleeping. >> I'm not. >> You were sleeping. You had no idea I was standing here. I had to knock on the door to get you to wake up. >> I'm not asleep, sir. >> You were asleep. So, step out of the car. >> What do you mean? >> Step out of the car. because I'm giving you a lawful order. I'm a police officer with the town of Jupiter Police Department and I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of your car. >> Step out of the car. >> Can I put my shoes on? I heard you. >> Your shoes are on. >> I know. Bring my shoes on. >> Okay. Well, hurry up with that and step out. >> All right. Stop reaching around the car. >> Had she simply followed instructions, this could have ended without issue. But the more she resists, the more she's digging herself deeper. >> Step out of the car. Step out. I'm telling you, this is going to be the last time I ask you to step out of the car or you're under arrest. Step out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You're under arrest. >> You don't have to >> get out of the car. >> You don't have to pull I can get up. I can I can get up. >> Get out. >> You don't have to pull me. I can get up. Please get up. Get out of the car. I'm I'm getting up. I'm getting up. Get out of the car. I can get up. If you stop ringing me, I can get up. If you stop pulling me, I can get up. Do you hear me? I can get up. >> Can you please stop pulling me? >> Okay. I can I can get up. I'm getting up. Stop pulling me. I can get out of the car. >> I He's grabbing my leg. He's literally literally grabbing my leg. I'm getting up, man. I was Ma'am, ma'am. Ma'am, you're literally pulling me by force. I'm up. Do you not see that I'm physically up? >> Can you stop pulling me? >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. Look how >> you don't have to do this. >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> For obstruction. >> What are you talking about? Um, can I can you stick to my glasses, please? I can't see. >> Can you grab my glasses, please? No. >> Can you pull it up, please? I can't see. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, can you grab my glasses up, please? >> Stop. >> I'm not moving. >> Give us a minute. >> I'm not doing anything. You don't have to do this. >> You're being aggressive, but not on your side. With the woman secured in handcuffs, officers assist her up and carry out a routine check for weapons or contraband. As the officers try to go over the process smoothly, the woman keeps insisting she's done nothing to warrant such treatment from the officers. >> I'm going to sit you up on your butt. Okay. >> Okay. Can you my glasses? Can you just fix my glasses? Your knees up here. >> Can you fix my glasses, please? It's not on my ear. >> Okay. I'm going to sit you up. >> It's not on my glasses. >> I'm going to sit you up. It's not on my face. Can Can you fix it for me, please? >> Hold on. >> I'm not. >> We're going to have you stand up and walk you back to the car. >> I'm not yelling on the phone. >> Okay, but you're not listening. >> I am listening. >> No, you're not. >> Can you Can we're going to help you stand up. Okay. >> No, I'm not. >> Ready? One, two, one, two, three, >> your shoes off. >> I know. Stand up on three. >> Can Can I Can you grab it? No. No. You don't get to ask us to do that. >> Why? >> Cuz you're under arrest and you're going to jail. >> Cuz I gave you plenty of bottle orders >> to get out of the car. >> No, there's no hold on. >> Police officer. No. >> I'm sorry. >> Did they give us? >> Yeah, I already canceled it. Stop reaching around. >> Can you take my glasses right now? >> You know what? We're just going to take them. I can't see. I literally >> We'll get there. >> Can you just fix that? >> No. >> Why? >> You need to shut your mouth right now. >> Why are you being rude? There's nothing on me. What are you doing? >> So, bring your feet for me. >> There's nothing on me. >> Okay. What are you doing? >> Well, before you go to jail, I got to make sure that there's nothing on you. >> What are you doing? Like a situation. Is that something? I'm not officers find nothing during the search, but that doesn't stop the situation from getting worse. At this point, her continued defiance is the biggest problem. >> Stop. Stop moving. Face the car. >> Stop moving. Face the car. >> Why are you listening? >> Cuz you're not listening. >> You don't listen. >> I am listening. >> Clearly, you don't listen. >> You need to relax. >> You need to relax and start listening to what we tell you to do. >> You're not. >> You're not listening. Shut. You know what? What's your name? >> Why are you playing? >> Shut your mouth. >> Why are you doing that? >> Shut your mouth right now. What's the point of you not listening? >> I am >> What are you doing? >> Any other jewelry or anything on you? >> There's nothing on you. >> No. Okay. >> Take a seat. >> Get in the car. >> There's not one second. Sit down. >> Put your feet in. Put your feet in. >> I heard you. >> Put your feet in. >> You need to relax. >> No, you need to start listening. Put your foot in. I'm going to take you to the hospital. >> If you don't put your foot in, my partner's going to pull you across my back seat >> because you're not listening. >> I heard you. I just to get out of the car. Hold on. That's it. >> Despite already being cut, she manages to get loose. And instead of calming down, she keeps mouththing off as officers work to lock things down again. >> Step out, step out. >> I can get out. I can get out. Step out. I can get out. >> Step out. >> Step out. >> He does. He does have to assist you. Okay. >> He has to. He has to. He has to do that. Don't worry about it. >> No, we'll get it. We'll get that for you. Okay. Stop. They're not [ __ ] >> I'm just making sure you don't move. Okay. Cuz you're moving all around. >> I'm not moving. sing. >> All right, have a seat back in the car. >> I got it. Relax. >> I got it. Sit down. I got it. >> Sit down. Relax. >> Put your feet in. In the end, the woman was charged with DUI and resisting arrest. What's your verdict? Let me know in the comments, and I'll see you in the next video. As always, stay safe out there, folks.