These folks assumed a confident lie would be enough to talk their way out of trouble. What they didn't count on was an officer who'd heard it all before. Here are five cases when officers knew the suspect was lying. Number five, woman didn't come to McDonald's for food. She left with charges. On November 29th, 2024, officers were called to a local McDonald's after staff reported a woman acting suspiciously in one of the restrooms. Here's what unfolded when they arrived at the scene. >> She's still in there. >> She's still in there. >> Mhm. >> Hold on. >> Button and then pull the handle. >> Well, I I just don't know which one to click. >> Get the middle. >> Oh, middle one. I got it. Yeah. >> My lord, please. >> You can just pull it open. >> All right. I'm going give her a minute. I want to do that. >> I don't know. >> Got to find out. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I was just >> That's fine. You mind stepping outside with >> Can I finish? I was just using the restroom. I'm trying to fix my >> Yeah, was out there. Whatever. >> So, there was her and somebody else. >> No, it was just her that was in there when I was in sniffing something flicking like a little like the whole everything spread out on top of toilet paper with burn marks going on on it. I don't know what she was sniffing about. >> Okay. >> And that was 10 minutes ago. 15 minutes ago. still. >> Okay. >> And when leave. >> Oh my god. >> Sorry, I had to use the bathroom. >> It's fine. I just need you to step outside. >> Use the bathroom before we order. >> Well, can I give her my stuff? Can I >> I just need to speak with you outside. >> Hey, here. Lisa, >> I got to I don't know. The cops come talk to me about something. I don't know. So, um here's some cash I have for my uh for food or whatever. >> All right. It shouldn't be long. All right. Wait, what? What's that problem? >> Well, that's why I'm going to speak with you outside. >> I mean, what happened? >> I'm going to speak with you about it outside. >> Okay. >> Here. I mean, like, this is crazy. >> The woman's behavior only raises more red flags, and the officer can tell she's stalling, but he's not letting her get away with it much longer. >> All right, let's go inside. And here, I guess I'm going to put my hoodie on then, so it's going to be cool. Can you get me a What do you want? >> I don't know. I guess I'll be back in, but can you just get me like a um I don't know. I just wait for me to order. I guess we just need an order or whatever. >> All right, we'll just step out here real quick. >> I can't believe we're going to be in real quick. >> What happened? Some of them saying that they think that you were doing in the bathroom >> cuz I ran in here. I had to go pee so bad. >> Apparently that they heard lighter flicking and sniffing and everything in between. >> I blew my nose and I used the restroom and I was cleaning out my not cleaning out my purse. So that's all right. Actually, my necklace broke on my freaking uh uh there and I tried to fix it. Um and that's weird cuz there was nobody in the bathroom. Actually, there was one lady in the bathroom with me and that was it. I literally just got here like I was in there for four five minutes. >> Okay. Well, Nicole came out like 10 minutes ago and you were still in there. So, >> Lisa, have we even been here for 10 minutes? >> All right, we're just going to step in the little vestib. >> No, I'm just like upset because like >> she pushes back hard against the accusations, insisting she did nothing wrong and asking her friend to vouch for her, but a quick look through her things tells a different story. >> All right. No, you just stay in here. I know it's getting cold. >> Do you want to like search my purse or whatever? >> Are you giving me consent to search your purse? >> I mean like Yeah, if you need to. >> Are you giving me consent to search your purse? >> If you want to. >> It would help. Yeah, >> that's all you were doing in there. >> No. Yeah. My necklace broke and I had to have this necklace on and I freaking had a v a thing of cookies in there and they crumble in there. So, the bottom of my purse looks absolutely disgusting. >> All right. So, you're telling me you weren't doing anything in there? I know you guys. >> No, bro, bro. My lighters don't even really work. I have matches. Sorry. >> What's this? >> Um, it's a thing that you plug in for um >> incense. >> Yeah, like incense go. Um, this incense thing goes in here. So, that's just mascara. >> Yeah. And then just let me sit in my leg. Yeah. Like I came in I was like, "Oh my god, I Please, please, please let me use the restroom. I have to go pee so bad right now. Like can I please use the restroom before we order something to eat?" They're like, "Yeah, just wait for the buzzer." >> Yeah. >> And it like I don't know, buzzed all weird. So I went in and um that's it. >> All right. So what's this? >> I don't know. You don't know? It's >> something that's empty. >> What was inside? >> It's old. >> It's old. >> Yeah. I didn't want to lie to you or do anything, so I just, you know, it's empty. >> All right. Do you have any more in here? >> No, there's nothing in there. >> And you can tell at this point. >> I promise you there's nothing. I wasn't even honestly doing in there. I was just trying to like clean up out my clean up my purse cuz the cookie spilled in there. You >> smoking in there at all? >> No, I promise. And like my necklace broke, but you can see like there's a gold necklace somewhere in there and I broke and it broke. So, I was trying to fix. >> While she doesn't deny owning the empty packet, she downplays it as something from long ago. But with each item the officer pulls out, her unease becomes harder to hide. >> So, So that's the same thing. >> I didn't want to like, you know, >> who you here with? >> Lisa. >> Okay. Where's Lisa? >> Yeah. I'd rather just like you like search or whatever and like know like before I w like you know I don't want to lie have like >> um yeah it's like for an incense thing. It puts those wax things in there and you plug it into the wall and >> I've seen those. >> Yeah. It's a waste of money. You don't ever buy one. They don't even They look like they smell good and that they would work good >> but they don't. They don't work. They suck. So, I have no You want to check my >> I'm good for now. So, >> I apologize. Okay. About that. Like, please don't charge me with that. Like, can you just take it and throw it away or something? >> The search turns up enough for the officer to act without wasting more time. He tells the suspect exactly what's coming next. >> All right. So, right now, I'm just going to detain you. All right. >> Why? >> Cuz you got that wax cold. All right. >> I told you, man. I told you the truth. And I And there's my phone in it. And that's why I told you the truth. >> All right. So, right now, I'm just going to have you stand up. >> Can I light a cigarette while I'm getting the Can I leave smoke? I'm not going to run from you or nothing. I'm not lying. No, cuz now I'm just detaining you for now and then I'm going to call my sergeant to see what we can do. Right. >> For an empty bag or something. >> Huh? >> For an empty bag. >> That's what we're going to call. Told you the truth. >> Right now, you're not under arrest. You're just detained. >> Yep. All right. So, stand up. >> All right. Can I please smoke on >> if we go somewhere or something >> and work with me? We'll see. >> Go outside. >> I'm coming. I know. I'm sorry. >> All right. So, we're just going to go right here. She's now in cuffs, but it seems the suspect's concern still lies somewhere else. >> I'm not running. I promise. >> All right. It's going to be all right. >> No, it's not. >> I get into trouble for >> you. There was something in the bag. reason. I thought by being honest and like, you know, >> hey, not saying that your honesty is not going to help you out. >> My honesty doesn't help me out. >> It might. >> It might. >> Better if I didn't. >> I'm just going to circle. You got anything in your pockets that's going to poopy stab me? >> Do you have any more? >> No. There's a cigarette and matches in my >> All right, let's step up to the front. >> Can you believe that? >> On the ground if you don't mind. >> Yeah. Why? >> I know it's messy on the inside cuz of cookies, but it's an expensive purse. Can you please just set the top of the car? >> Yeah. Feel anything else on you? >> No. >> Just going to use the back of my hand. >> It is empty. >> Okay. It's truck. >> Yeah. All right. I'm just going to have you step over here. All right. >> Yeah. Watch it. You just want to put her in the back. >> Can I just >> The suspect was charged with possession of an illegal substance. Additionally, due to her previous offense, the consequences this time around were more severe. Number four, officer could tell right away this suspect was hiding something. On October 30th, 2024, officers pulled over a car after it was seen swerving and striking a curb. Here's how the traffic stop played out. >> Hi. >> All right. Are you okay? >> I'm fine. >> You're all over the road. >> Oh, no. I'm just fine. I >> You hit the curb. You can't stay in your lane. You're riding the cars in front of you right on their butt. You're like this in your lane. >> Sir, I just got to 5:00 in the morning. >> You just what? I just got for uh 5:00 in the morning. >> Okay. >> Right by Nova 95. I'll take a 94 if I get one. >> So, what is this for? >> PJ closer to PJ. I'm on military right in front of Nova in the turn lane to get on to 95 way. >> You have your license? >> Yes. >> So, you had a 5:00 appointment today? >> I had an early morning appointment today. I've been up since 5 >> Okay. Where you headed? >> I was heading to um Jupiter. >> You're headed to Jupiter right now? >> No, I'm heading home. >> Okay. Okay. Where do you live? >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Do you take any medication? >> No. >> Do you have any medical problems? >> No. Okay. All right. So, you got up at 5:00 for an appointment in Jupiter. >> Yeah. I couldn't sleep. >> Okay. >> Okay. What's What time was your appointment in Jupiter? >> It was like 9:00 and I got there early and then I >> just hung out in the parking lot for several hours. >> Yeah. I'd rather be early than late. Fair enough. >> All right, hang tight. Okay. >> The driver mentions having an early morning doctor's appointment, but in the process, she lets slip something that immediately catches the officer's attention. >> Like DUI investigation 9:30 in the morning. >> I just want to pull you out of the car and talk to you. Make sure you're okay to drive. All right. What happened? Get on yourself. >> I got wet. You >> got wet? Okay. All right. Can you just put on the grass for me? No. I need you to get rid of your gum. Okay, you come back over here. I'll take your sunglasses for now, too. Okay. >> All right. Come right over here. All right. I want you to stand right here. >> Yeah. >> And face me. >> All right. Can you put your feet together? Heels touching, toes touching, hands down at your side. >> Yes. >> Don't do anything else. Okay. All right. Um, so we're now transitioning to a DUI investigation. All right. All right. I just want to make sure okay to drive that you get home safely. >> All right. So, I know you said you you got up at 5:00. You're having some trouble sleeping and you went to your doctor's appointment at 9:00, >> right? >> Okay. Do you have any medical conditions or or medical problems that would affect your driving or or you or anything? >> I do take a sleeping pills. >> Okay. You take anything else? >> No. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink? >> Not today. >> Did you have anything to drink last night? >> No. >> Nothing to drink last night? When's the last time you consumed the alcoholic beverage? a couple of days ago. >> A couple days ago, >> yes sir. >> Okay. And you have no other medical conditions? >> Uh, no. Just my medication, but which I take every night. >> Okay. All right. So, you take them at the same time usually? >> Uh, yeah. >> And you take those around 11:00? >> Yeah. >> They didn't help you sleep at all. >> They do help me sleep. Yeah. >> Do they help you sleep last night? >> Yeah, but I had to sleep uh wake up early because I had an early appointment with the doctor. help. >> Given what they've learned so far, the officer determines that the safest step forward is to conduct a sobriety test. >> Okay. All right. Keep your hands on your side for me. And what did you get on your on your pants? >> Water, I guess. >> Okay. All right. All right. Go ahead. Get back in the position like I asked you to. With your feet together, hands down at your side. Okay. Put your hands down at your side. All right. Can you see the tip of this pen? >> Yes. >> All right. Can you just move your hair out of your eyes? It's Let's turn this way so the sun's not in your eyes. You can face me. Just turn. Nope. Stay right where you were and face me. I just want the sun out of your eyes. Okay. You see the tip of this? Put your feet together for me. Just like I told you. Hands down at your side. All right. You see the tip of this pen? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Nope. Hands down at your side. >> Okay. I want you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only, not moving your head. >> Okay. >> Do you understand that? Mhm. >> Do you have any questions with that? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Don't move your head. Keep your head still. Okay. Don't move your head. Hold Hold your head like this. All right. Nice and tight. All right. Don't let your head move. Just your eyes are moving. Okay. Mhm. Got to follow it. You got to follow the pen. Follow it all the way out here. Right here. Don't move your head. Okay. >> Okay. >> You what? >> Don't move my head. Just follow the pen. >> No, I don't want your head to move. >> Okay. >> I want just your eyes to move. Okay. Hold your head really tight. Hold it nice and still. Don't let it move. Okay. Just move your head out of your eyes for me. >> Okay. Now just hold hold your head really still. Only move your eyes. Okay. >> Don't move your head. Okay. You got to keep your head still. Keep your head straight. Don't move your head. Got to follow it. >> She struggles with a nestagmus test and the results only add to the growing concerns. You're >> moving ahead. Okay. You got to keep your head still. Hold your head really tight. Don't let them move. >> All right. Just move your eyes. Nope. Don't move your head. Okay. Just your eyes. All the way out there. Don't move your head. Okay. Just your eyes. Follow all the way up. Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. For this next one, you see this line right here? >> Yeah. >> All right. I want you to stand on that line right there. Put your left foot in the line facing me. Put your right foot in front. Heel touching toe. Just like this. >> Facing that way though. >> Yep. So, you're going to put your left foot in the line just like mine. Your left foot. That's your right foot. Put your left foot on the line like this. and your right foot in front, heel touching toe, and stand just like that. Keep your hands on your side. Don't do anything until I tell you to. Okay. >> When I tell you to, you're going to take nine Stay back in a position, please. Heel to toe, just like me. See how my feet are heel to toe? >> Yeah. >> When I tell you to, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps. Count me out loud. Okay. It's going to look like this. One, two, three. And you're going to go all the way to nine. When you get to nine, you're going to leave your front foot planted. Take a series of small steps turning around and take nine more heel to toe steps back. >> Moving on to the next test, the driver again struggles to follow directions, raising even more concerns. >> One, two, three, all the way to nine. Not until I tell you to begin. Okay, stay in that position. Like I said, so it's nine steps there. You're going to do the turnaround like I showed you. Nine steps back. It's important that you keep your hands down at your side. You look at your feet. You count all of your steps out loud. and you complete the task in its entirety. Do you have any questions with this? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Can you get into the proper starting position with your heels and toes touching just like mine are? >> Okay, you may begin. Heat. Heat. You guys >> Well, do you remember the instructions? >> Yeah. >> What were the instructions? >> Like this. Like this. >> Yeah. Nine back. Nine. Then turn around after nine and do nine back. >> That's I have too much to >> Okay, you just have to count your steps out loud as well. Can you count whatever step you're on out loud? After the last attempt didn't go well, the officer moves on to the one leg stand test. But judging by how things have gone so far, this one isn't expected to end any better. What's that? >> 10. >> That was 10. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. The instructions were 9 and nine. >> And you did like 13 to 15 going that way. Okay. For this next one, I want you to stand just just to the that side of the line. Just just just like I am. Face me. Okay. >> Okay. >> You know the difference between your left and your right. Do you know which one's your left? Which one's your right? >> Yes, my left and my right. >> Okay. I got to ask so people don't know. All right. So, for this next exercise, you're going to lift one foot. It's going to look something like this. Okay? You keep both feet together, heels touching, toes touching, hands at your side. When I tell you to, you're going to raise either foot of your choice, your left or your right, whatever you're more comfortable with. Approximately 6 in off the ground behind them. You're going to leave your raised foot. You're going to look at it. You're going to count out loud. 1,002 1,003 1,004 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay? You notice my foot sits up. The barrel is parallel. I'm looking at my race foot and I'm counting out loud. Okay. So, you're going to do that until I tell you to stop. Okay. Do you have any questions that face me and do it? I was just turning sideways so you can see the difference. >> Do you have any questions with the exercise? >> Don't start until I tell you to. Okay. Hands down at your side. Don't start till I tell you to. Okay. Put your feet together. Don't touch them. Don't touch them. together just like mine. Okay, you may begin. Don't forget to count. Then lift your foot. Okay. With the last test underway, the officer doesn't see anything that changes his mind. The clues have added up and he knows exactly what needs to happen next. >> Can you put put your feet together? Heels touching, toes touching, hands to your side. Okay? You know you know your left and your right like we explained before. Okay. >> Right. >> I want you to take your fingers just like this and point them at me. Okay. Palms up like this. Do exactly what I'm doing. >> Okay. >> Bring your pinky in. do exactly this. Okay. Now, I want you to bring them down to your side, keeping them facing me. Okay? When I tell you to, when I say left, you're going to raise your left hand. You're going to touch the tip of your finger to the tip of your nose and bring it back down. When I say right, you're going to touch the tip of your finger to the tip of your nose and bring it back down. >> So, it's going to look something like this. Left, right, left. Okay. Do you have any questions with that? >> No. Okay, go ahead and tilt your head back and close your eyes. Left, right. Keep your head tilted back and close your eyes. Left right. Remember, bring it back down after you touch. Oh, after you touch. Bring it back down. >> Right. After you touch your nose, bring it back down. Left. >> Left. >> All right. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. Okay. At this time, you are being under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol and or chemical substance. Okay. Now that the suspect is detained, officers turn their attention to her vehicle. A quick search is all it takes to confirm what they've suspected all along. Hey, I'm on a call right back. All right. Bye. Corona is uh about here and cold. cold and >> it's all over the passenger side. >> Yeah, it's probably what she spilled all over. So, I have to leave it down there. Ah, here we go. Mickey under the seat. All right. Empty MC Ultra brown bag under the seat. >> What's in there? >> In the end, the traffic stop led to a clear outcome and DUI charges were filed against the suspect. Number three, when you've used the same excuse one too many times. On July 20th, 2023, officers were dispatched to a local check cashing business after reports of a woman on the premises despite having an active trespass order. The encounter didn't get off to a smooth start. >> Lady at the ATM, she was previously trespassed on the property. She came back. I just advised her to leave and she's nothing. >> Do you want to press charges? >> We just want her. Yeah. >> So, you do want to press charges? I mean, she's going to go to jail. Huh? >> She's going to jail. >> Pamela. >> Yo, >> you know you're not supposed to be here. >> No, I don't have a trespasser. >> You do, Pamela? >> No, I don't. >> You do? I'm telling you. >> Came in here and told me he had a problem. He had a Western Union >> and they wouldn't wait on him. >> I don't have a trespass here. >> I have an accompass. You must have somebody else. >> There might be A GOLF. >> I HAVE A TRESPASSER. >> You do. You do. >> You can't leave. >> Don't touch me. >> You can't. You can't leave. Okay. >> No. Don't tell me what you're going to >> get out of my way. >> Get out OF MY WAY. >> PAMELA, YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. >> I HAVE an account here. >> Pamela, you're going to jail. >> I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE. >> GET OUT OF MY WAY. >> NO. THERE'S THERE'S NO >> GET OUT OF MY WAY. >> PAMELA, RELAX. >> DON'T I'M NOT GOING TO RELAX. You touch me. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> GET OUT OF MY WAY. >> I DON'T KNOW WHO YOU ARE. >> Who you're talking to. >> ALL RIGHT. DON'T tell me. >> I have a trust. >> I want to throw you down on the ground. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. You try. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'll calm down. >> All right. Put your hands on your back. >> No, I'm not going to. >> Let me go. >> You're not You're going to jail. >> Let me go, buddy. >> Put your hands on your back. >> Let me go. Put your hands behind your back, >> BUDDY. >> Don't touch me. >> Now, now you're getting a charge. Okay. >> No, you're going to get a charge. >> You have no right. >> Go, buddy. >> Put your hands. >> Watch it, buddy. >> Watch it, buddy. Where's the paperwork for trespass? I'll talk. The suspect gives the officers a hard time during the arrest, resisting the handcuffs and lashing out. And her aggressive behavior continues all the way out the door. >> Just relax. >> I'll talk, buddy. How much if I have a here? >> Emma, relax. >> I'll relax. Okay. I just said I'll talk >> get my bag. >> How can I have a trust? >> Get my bag and I'll relax. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> I'll relax and talk to you. >> Get my bag and fellow. >> Why you We're going to get your bag. Don't worry. >> All right. All right. >> You're normally You're normally calm. You're >> I don't have >> You never give me an issue. >> Why are you giving me an issue today? >> Cuz you're bodily harming me. >> Oh, no. No, I'm not. >> I don't have a trespass here. I have an account here. >> You You're a trespasser. Okay. >> I don't have any paperwork. >> Okay. >> You have somebody. >> I'm going to get it. I'm going to get it off. >> All right. Can we talk? >> No. No. No. No. Come on. >> Until you pull up the paperwork. >> Nope. >> Get my book. >> Pamela, stop. >> Get my >> We're going to We're going to get it. We're going to get >> Get it now. >> Pamela, >> where's the paperwork? >> Where's the paperwork, buddy? Get my pack of hook. >> You act like this, buddy. My pack of books in there with my update. >> Show Show me whiskey. >> I don't have a trespass here. >> Yeah. >> Where's the paperwork? That's all I said. Get my paperwork. >> Is this wig on you all the way? Will you please stop it? >> Let me go now. Talk. >> Stop it. >> The officer tries to slow things down, but the suspect isn't interested. She keeps her head high and goes as far as shouting commands at the officer. >> Let me go and I'll talk. My apocalypse in there fell over. >> Pamela, calm down. >> All right. But I don't >> You're never like this. You're always very >> Yes, but I want you to look it up. I >> You are in there yesterday. >> They have a paper. Okay. >> It's not me. It's somebody else. >> Pamela, it's you. I know. >> I DIDN'T SIGN A PAPER. >> YOU DON'T HAVE to sign a paper. Okay. >> They asked you to leave. You refuse to leave. >> Can I get my pocketbook? >> I'm going to get it. >> And I want you to show me. I was in there yesterday. >> Okay. >> Okay. It wasn't me. It was somebody using my name. I have an account here. If you want me trespassed here, I'll cancel the account. My pockets in there over the counter. I want it. >> All right. Why are you arresting me? >> Trespassing. >> You're always very Today you nasty. >> People using my name, >> under federal investigation. >> Pamela, you're being real nasty. >> Because everywhere I go, >> they're telling me I'm doing stuff and it's not me. Pamela, you know it was you. >> Oh, all right. Just get my pack. >> Hold on. Hold on. I'm trying to get this off. >> You can't arrest me. >> Pamela, I'm I'm You're You're getting arrested. Okay. >> I'm not getting arrested. Get somebody else. Get my pack away for my ID. And I stole my stuff. I don't want it stolen. Get my pack away. I'm not getting arrested for trespass. >> You want to bet? >> I had no reason. I didn't have anything. >> Do you want to bet that you're going to get arrested? >> Nobody said nothing to me. >> Yeah, >> you got somebody else. >> Okay, man. >> Go get my pocket. >> The arrest process moves ahead, but the suspect won't let go of her story. She repeatedly claims someone else is using her identity and that she's being wrongly targeted. Unfortunately for her, the officers are not convinced by the story she's trying to push. >> And I'll get my ID. Is your ID? >> Probably somebody that doesn't have my ID. Florida. >> Okay. >> That's all I'm saying. If you don't want me in there, I'll cancel the account. I'm leaving in two days. >> Oh, where you going? >> I'm going back to New York. >> To New York? >> Yes. But I was in yesterday, buddy. >> I've seen you a long time. I don't think >> I don't I don't understand, but I'm under federal investigation. There's a hund you have a pocket. Do you have a pocket? You have any pockets? >> No. There's You're not listening to me. >> Listen, relax. Okay. >> Relax. If you listen to me, any other any weapons on your team, you can have a trespass for a group of eight subjects, two adults, children. >> Stop it. You're not going to arrest me for that. >> Is it Is that weight caked on you? >> Yes. He doesn't come off. >> Just get in my pocket. Look, look up my >> I just came in from Savannah. Okay. I don't even know what you're talking about. >> She tries one last time to paint herself as the victim of mistaken identity, but the officers aren't fooled. They've reached their limit, and they finally make their move to take her into custody. I was here two days ago. They got a hundred people using my name. I've been in Sheriff Orange County, the front doors. I'm under federal investigation. They're all over the place. And they don't know what can I do, but get my pocket. You can look it up. >> It will talk. It will talk. >> So, the thing is, if they want me to trespass here, >> watch out. Watch out. Hold on. >> Let me get your cuffs. Okay. Trespass here when I go to New York. >> Show me if you're wrong for reference, please. >> It's probably because they got a 100 people using my name. Okay. Do you understand? >> Pamela, they know who you are. Okay. >> No, they don't. I just You live right here. You live on Colonial John. >> No, I just got in from Savannah. I've been in Savannah. >> Pamela, I've seen you plenty of I know who you are. >> You're not listening to me. Listen. Charlie 1065. >> If they want if I want my pack, >> you're not going to arrest me for trust. >> 414 North. >> Okay. They got 100 people using my Get them out of my suitcases. >> I'm going to lose everything. 51. >> Get my pack. >> Get the away from me. >> Sit down. >> Get my >> sit down, Pamela. >> I'll cancel every in the United States. >> The incident ended with the suspect being formally charged with trespassing and resisting arrest. Number two, suspect tries to steal a car, gets caught before he can get far. On June 21st, 2025, officers spotted a vehicle that was reported stolen in another state and conducted a traffic stop to investigate further. Here's what happened when officers confronted the driver. >> What's going on, boss? >> Is it this vehicle? >> Yeah, ran his tag. That vehicle was stolen out of Mississippi. He keep saying his brother about pulled it up. He done stole it. That truck stole it from some people down there. >> Okay. >> U got a big father of crown brown apple in his front. I don't know if he acting away cuz he has autism. He said autism and bipol make it worse. >> Yeah, he's right here. >> How's it doing today? >> They're right there. You been drinking today? I just started drinking right now. You >> just started drinking a while ago? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Who's Whose car is it? >> My brother's. >> Your brother's? >> Yeah. >> All right. Does he know you have it? >> He knows you have it. You have your ID on you? >> No, I ain't got no ID. >> You don't have nothing on you with your name? >> No. >> Who's Margaret? >> Margaret? >> Yeah. Who's Margaret? >> Oh, Frank. a friend. >> Yeah. >> Write your name and date of birth down for me. >> A cigarette right now? >> Uh-uh. Not in my trunk. You anything illegal on you? >> No. >> Let me see. You got a pocketk knife? >> No. >> No guns? >> No guns? I don't do nothing. >> You don't do no guns? No. >> Good deal. All right. Well, come on. I'm going to have you sit in backseat of my car real quick. All right. >> Well, I got to run your name, see who you are and stuff. Make sure you got driver's license. Where are you from? I stay in Memphis. I stay in jail county. Not not jail county. Um um >> American way over there by the hotel. You see the blue band? >> Yeah. >> That's where I stay. >> Okay. >> I'm going give it to him. The man claims he was given permission to use the vehicle, but the report tells a different story, prompting the officers to dig deeper. >> Appreciate it, brother. Hey, just let you know, you know, if it would have got out and shot, you would have got in trouble. >> Oh, yes. Y I mean, I wouldn't I didn't know if y'all wanted >> No, you're good. You're good. >> This lady, older lady, she was freaking out. >> Freaking out. No, I got you. I appreciate it. Look, I put all your stuff right here. >> Yeah. >> All right, you guys. Um, she said he pulled up. I'm going get her second. >> Okay. >> She said he pulled up over here and started doing donuts. >> Oh, doing donuts. >> And then he came in, tried to make inappropriate comments and harassing people and Like what was he saying? Did she say >> she say what he was saying? I felt good. >> Go ahead. All right. Not showing off is going to be confirmed. According to bystanders, the suspect was already drawing attention for the wrong reasons at a nearby store. And with that, the officers move on to carefully inspect the vehicle. Okay. 132 11. my number. Arkansas. Huh? >> I'm still thinking about it, bud. Give me a minute. I'll make I'll make sure you get your clothes. Okay. You didn't steal it? >> I didn't steal it. >> Okay, >> for real, I didn't steal it. >> All right. >> Hey, you got more gloves. >> The search turns up a key detail, one that pokes a serious hole in the version of events the suspect had just given. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. As they sort through the cluttered interior, the officers quickly come to believed that none of the belongings inside actually belong to the suspect. >> Look at the registrations of the net. This right here was in his bag. He said as he is. Look at the registration. None of that are Braden Kelly. >> Yeah. None of that stuff belongs here. None of the stuff in this bag. He said this bag is his. And everybody this bag look like it's been filtered through. This ain't his. No. This is the golf the guy that owns the car owns this. This backpack right here is full of absolute trash. It has checks in it. >> Yeah. >> From the Campbell. Bunch >> in here, too. Hman 1986. No, Blackburn. I got his DM number like he's just going around picking up random stuff. >> Yeah. Going to jail for everything. >> Watch your leg there. There's a dag on computer in here. They don't fish. There's a blue chew in that bag, too. With the search complete, officers have more than enough evidence in hand to challenge the suspect's story. He told the lady inside he's all >> Yeah. If he is, it ain't working out too well for him. Hey, you see it's lighter. Look. Oh my gosh. Some more blue chew. What? >> I'm going to test that. See what that is. >> The officers now deliver the news the suspect was hoping not to hear. He's being arrested. >> When they put him in custo when they put him in cuff, he's probably going to fight. She give a statement. You read it. >> Okay. Hey, step out and put cuffs on you. >> Turn around that for you. >> Can I smoke a cigarette? >> No. You ain't smoking. >> Why? >> You ain't going to pull away cuz you want to smoke, do you? >> I ain't smoke. >> No. Let me see the other hand. >> Y'all going to take me home? >> Yep. They're going to take you to jail. >> Why? >> Cuz you stole the car. >> I ain't stole it. >> Okay. >> I ain't mean to stolen it. >> You didn't mean to steal it? No. Well, that's between you and the judge to talk about me. >> I'm not kissing. >> I'm not testing. >> Okay. >> I'm not testing it. >> Okay. >> I'm not testing. >> Okay. Put your feet in there. >> You going to take me like that? Put your feet in there. Y not going to take me to the crazy house. >> To the crazy house. We don't have no crazy house. >> Yes, y'all do. Y'all got 18 miles? >> No. Do >> you even know where you're at? >> I'm in Arkansas. >> You know where you're at in Arkansas? You got some hair on your face. Hang on. You know where you at in Arkansas? >> Um Arkansas. >> Okay, just hang out, bro. We'll be right back with you. Okay. The suspect was later charged with grand theft auto. Number one, internet lawyer told her she could say that. It didn't work. On December 26th, 2024, officers noticed a white Mercedes rolled through a stop sign. And when they pulled the vehicle over, the driver's combative attitude took them by surprise. >> Not being stopped for. Why are you coming? Why are you Cuz what are you stopping me for? What are you stopping me for? >> You ran the stop sign. >> I did not. Don't. No, I did not. Don't Don't lie on me. I did not run no stop signs. >> Listen to me. >> You came back speeding and I know for a fact I was not doing over. >> You're going to let me speaking >> because I'm going through something right now. So, I know for a fact I wasn't speeding. >> All right, hear me out. I'm not in the business of writing tickets. You gave your driver's license on you. >> For what? What? What? What? What do I need to get? You're sitting on me. You're not telling the truth cuz I did not run those stop signs, sir. >> I'm going to ask for your license. >> No, because I don't have to give them to you because I didn't do any crime. I didn't do anything wrong. >> I'm I'm going to ask you. This is not even my car, sir. This is a >> Turo. >> And that's fine. >> So, I mean, if you have to run it, I can give you the lady's information and you can look at the booking, sir. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Ma'am, >> I don't have to give you my license. I didn't do anything wrong. >> I am going to ask you one more time for your license. And I am going to drag you out of the car. And you're going to be placed under arrest. >> Under arrest for what? And you're going to get a lawsuit for touching me cuz I don't have any nothing in this car. I didn't do anything wrong. You're stopping me unlawful, sir. I know the law. >> I know the law. Obviously, I do. I am a home security officer, sir. >> Okay, give me your ID. >> What do I need to give you my ID for? I did not commit a crime traffic stop. >> No, I did not run a stop sign. >> I did not commit any crime, sir. I did not commit and I was not even doing I was doing speed limit. I was not even speeding because I'm going through something right now. So, that's that's not true. You came at me full throttle. Full throttle for no reason. >> Full throttle. You came at me full throttle for no reason. And I slowed up to see what the heck was speeding behind me so fast. >> Give me your license. >> I don't have to give you my license for what you're going to get. You can do whatever you want to do and I could sue cuz I did nothing wrong. What's your name? What are you stopping me for? >> Can I ask you your name? >> My name is Faith. >> Faith. Pleasure to meet you. My name is Deputy. >> Hi Deputy. How are you? He's stopping me for no reason. >> I understand. Can I just You mind if I explain something to you? >> What? He's lying saying I ran a stop sign. I wasn't even speeding. And then he's going to do the car. Do you have a dome light? So I don't have to put the flashlight in your face. >> Sure. >> Put this window down. >> Don't Don't hit on this car. This is not my car. >> You guys put this on. >> She's not going to do it. >> I'm not going to do it cuz I did nothing wrong. >> Face. Relax. >> Stop hitting on the car. This is not my car. >> The driver won't stop pushing back. And while officers give her every chance to deescalate, she's only making things worse for herself. >> Right here. All right. >> I don't like this. It take all y'all for one person. I'm just here to explain. >> This is horrible. This is ridiculous. >> Can I explain to you? >> What are you explaining? >> I'm going to explain to you the traffic stop. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. >> They're stating that you ran a stop sign. >> He's not telling the truth. I know. I'm going through something right now and I was doing speeding and he's lying. >> Faith, follow me here. We observe you driving. >> You like nothing in the car. What What are y'all looking at? >> Nothing. Faith. >> Right now, you're driving a car, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, as someone that's traveling on a a state road, you're required. I'm not saying that you're speeding. So, what are you? >> You're traveling in in a vehicle right now. You're detained. We have >> I'm not detained cuz I did nothing wrong. >> A traffic stop is a lawful detainment. Stopping me from nothing. That's what I'm trying to tell you. He came at me full throttle like something was going on and I stopped like who is this speeding behind me? >> Can I finish? I I'm listening to you. Can you listen to me for one second? >> What am I stopped for? That's all I want to know. What am I being stopped for? As of right now, >> he hasn't gave me a valid reason. >> I'm trying. >> And if I was speeding, why you didn't stop me right then and there? Why you had to turn around and come and then push up on me and then put your lights on? Why? >> Can I explain with you? Can I explain you the process, please? >> You don't have to explain cuz I did nothing wrong. >> Okay. So, I'm going to ask you one time for your driver's license. Hang on a second. Right now, you are lawfully detained. >> No, I'm not. I'm not being I committed no crime, sir. Let me finish. I committed no crime. You're traveling and all this is being recorded. >> That's fine. >> That's fine. >> You're traveling in a vehicle. >> Okay. >> In the state of Florida when you're pulled over for a lawful attainment. >> I did not do anything. I didn't commit a crime. What crime did I commit? Just give me my ticket so I could go. >> I I would love to if I can just get your license. >> You for what? >> So, I can write you the ticket. >> For what? I don't have to give you my license. That's the law. Oh. So, let me explain something first. >> I don't have to give you my license. >> As of right now, I've asked multiple times. >> Right. You have >> right now we're resisting. We're resisting without violence. >> I'm resist. Okay. Whatever you want to say. I I have a lawyer. It's fine. Whatever you want to do. >> Do you have your driver's license? >> I do. >> Can I have it? >> And there are 54. Can I have it? >> There. Everything is correct. >> Okay. Do you want to take a look at it? >> But for what reason, >> ma'am? The deputy saw. >> I'm not I'm talking to him. I'm asking for what? I don't have to give you my license. I come >> now. She's arguing that the officers have no right to ask for her license, claiming she knows the law better than they do. >> I committed no crime. He's lying. No, I did not. >> Let me explain something. He's lying. You understand? This is not the place to to have all these police officers for one woman. I'm trying to explain one woman. You don't feel that you that you >> There's no guns in a car. >> What? No. >> You can argue that in court. That's not a problem. That's what court is for. >> I know what court is for. >> But in the meantime, I would need your driver's license to write your citations. >> What are you giving me citations for? and I committed no crime. >> Disobeying a traffic control device, which is going to be your stop sign. >> Okay. So, where's the proof? >> 316123. >> Where's the proof? Where's the proof? >> We're going to go through that in court. >> Where's the proof, though? >> We're going to go through that in court. >> He's not telling. >> That's for the judge to decide. So, do you mind giving me your driver's license? >> You know what? What is the um the the whatchamacallit number for you guys? >> You guys have insurance. I need that number as well. >> I can get it for you as well. I want it. >> Okay. Can I have your driver's license? >> I want it. Write as many citations you want. I'm going to fight it in court cuz he's lying. Okay, >> this is horrible. Like all these police for what? >> There you go. You see it? >> I have to write you the citations, man. >> What are you writing me? I thought >> I just I just explained to you. >> Where is he? >> Do you mind if I have it? >> So, what do you Here you go. Right here. You see it? >> I need to go back to my laptop so I can write you the citations. >> But you wasn't the one that stopped me. Where's the other one at? >> I'll give it to him so we can write the citations. Do you mind if I have the driver? >> So, what do you Okay, this is the driver's license here. >> I know. We need it so we can write your citations. >> Okay. You said I committed no crime, >> ma'am. again. >> I committed no crime. I committed no crime. I don't even have to give you not for us to discuss. >> Well, I don't have to give you my license. You see it here? I'm showing it to you guys. I committed no crime. >> Do you mind if I take a picture of it? >> No. I committed no crime. >> So, how am I going to identify? >> I'm showing you I'm showing you my license. >> Can I have it? >> Here. You see? You're going to sit up here and lie on me saying I was speeding? >> Can I have your driver's license, ma'am? >> I was speeding. Why you had to turn around and come back if I was speeding >> again? >> Listen, you're making this a lot for me. >> I'm not making nothing cuz you stopped me for no reason. Also, can you turn off the car? >> What I need? What am I going to do? Drive off? >> At this point, I feel you are. Yes. Can you turn off the car? >> I don't have to turn off nothing. What? >> Right. When the officers believe she's coming around, she escalates the situation all over again. >> I'm not committing a crime. What did I do? Y'all guys are just harassing me for no reason. >> Okay. So, >> it's no weapons in the car. I showed you my license. What else? Everything's on cam. >> If we can take Yes, it is. If we can take your license, write yourself. >> I just showed you my license. I committed no crime. >> I committed no crime. That's not for you to argue on the side of >> I'm letting you know. I'm letting you know as a citizen. I'm understanding what you're saying, but we're going to agree to disagree. Is that fair? >> Okay. What else? What? >> I need your driver's license. >> I don't have to give you that. >> Ma'am, you do cuz you're resisting. >> I'm not resisting to the citations. >> I'm talking to you guys. >> All right. Ma'am, how we going to get your license number? How we going to get it? Just as long as you get your number on your license. How we going to get it? >> Can you stop tapping on um tapping on the car, please? Can you stop? >> Yes, ma'am. I ask you a question. >> I just showed it to you. I just showed it to you. You're also you're also not wearing your seatelt. >> Okay. Well, okay. >> Let me write you the ticket, right? So, can I can I have your license to write you the ticket >> for what? Like, what? >> You're not even wearing wasting my time right now. >> Well, if you want to give me your license, I don't have to. I did nothing wrong. I'm telling you, I did nothing wrong. >> So, wearing your seat belt is not a law. >> Let me just record this cuz this is getting too much. >> This is getting too much. >> Listen, if your license isn't valid, I'm on the business record. >> Excuse me. My license is valid, honey. My license is very valid. I just showed it to you guys. I took a picture of it. Listen, no one's here trying to mess any with >> What do you mean what? You're harassing me for no reason. That's what I should be aggravated. Talking about what? >> I'm going pull who out the car. >> I want you guys to pull me out the car. Lawsuit. >> Five cameras are going to show what we tried to explain to you exactly. >> I want you guys to pull me out the car. That would be a great >> And you're still resisting. >> How am I resisting? I DID NO CRIME >> BECAUSE WE'RE GIVING YOU A LAW. >> I don't have to. I DID NOTHING WRONG. >> YOU YOU COMMITTED A TRAFFIC IN >> I DID NOT. HE'S LYING. >> You ran a stop sign. What? How did I really? >> Let me see it. Don't check. I can't wear anything that I ran for is also illegal. >> This is not my car, baby. This is This has nothing to do. >> You're the owner and operator of the vehicle. >> THIS IS NOT MY CAR. You >> control the vessel. >> This is not my car. >> Are you an actual physical? >> It doesn't matter. I have to tour. That is not my vehicle. So, whoever put this on here, >> still be getting the ticket? >> No. Well, it go to her. So, I didn't put no I didn't put anything on it. >> She keeps claiming she can't be held accountable because she doesn't own the car. But the longer she drags this out, the closer the officer gets to his limit. >> We acknowledge that we're not wearing a seat belt. We acknowledge that the tennis is not my car. This is a Turo. Anything else? >> Driving and operating. >> Driving and operating the vehicle. >> But this is not my car to pretend. And we can't driver license. >> This has nothing to do with me. I rented the car like this. So you make no >> You're still responsible for it, man. >> How am I responsible for someone that owns this vehicle? I don't own it. >> So if you got in a car accident right now, if you got in a car accident right now and someone died, you wouldn't be responsible. >> What are you Come on. We talking about tennis because it's a rental. >> We're talking about tent and somebody dying right now. >> All right. So what if you didn't kill? You just hit another car. You wouldn't be responsible as a driver. >> You're talking about a tent and someone dying. >> All right. So at this point, we're going to probably have to move forward. I'm going to ask you, will you please step out of the vehicle? >> What am I stepping out of the vehicle for? >> Because as of right now, you're resisting and you're subject to be arrested. >> Arrested for what crime did I commit? TELL ME. WHAT CRIME DID I commit? >> What crime did I commit? >> We tried to explain to you. >> Please do not open. This is illegal. How do you >> This is illegal. They're opening my car door illegally. >> Tell our cameras to step out. >> Okay. Please. I'm going to step out. Just don't touch it. I'm stepping out. >> Step out on your own. >> I'm going to step out. Just tell him don't touch me. Relax. Don't touch me. >> Step out on your own. >> Is wrong with y'all? >> Should be. >> Could you step out on your own, man? >> So, what's going on now? >> We've been We've been explaining to you for the past 10 minutes. >> Let me know what's going on cuz I committed no crime. >> We're going to write you citations. >> Can I have a sergeant? >> Yeah. Sergeant now. >> I need a sergeant now. >> Did you step out? I'm exiting for a sergeant. You're going to step out of the door. I'm exiting for a step. >> I'm going to step out. Don't touch me. I'm going to step out ON MY OWN. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> PLEASE DON'T. I'M GOING TO STEP OUT. I'M TELLING YOU. I'M GOING TO STEP OUT. >> YOU GOT ONE leg down. >> You got one leg out already. Come on. >> TELL HIM. STOP TOUCHING ME. PLEASE. >> I'm going to step out. I got you. Come on. Come on. >> Okay. I'm Can I get my shoes on? >> Yep. Come on. Come on. Give you plenty of opportunity. >> Okay. I don't know. Why so loud? >> Relax. >> Wait, my phone is here. >> That's all right. I ain't worried about your phone. >> Wait. >> Come on. >> The cuffs come out. But if you think that's enough to make her see reason, you'd be mistaken. >> Wow. >> This didn't have to be like this. Like this. I explained everything. >> That's fine. But I did nothing wrong. He lied. >> Hey, unlock this. >> Okay. >> Actually, that's not his. Come over here. I cannot see the possession. Why are you handling me so rough? You have a mother and children, right? Why you I did nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong. You mad at me like I'm aing a criminal. >> Could you get in the car? >> Am I going to jail? >> We're going to decide that in a second. >> I'm not going to jail. >> BUT YOU'VE DONE YOU'VE DONE EVERYTHING TO GO TO JAIL. >> BUT I DID NOT. NO, I DID NOT. I DIDN'T DISRESPECT. I didn't hit you guys. I didn't cut you out. >> At this point, you're going to You're going to jail? >> I'm going to jail. Yes, you are. >> Well, can I call someone, please? >> Yep. Get inside. I'll get you the phone for you. Get in the car. >> I'm going to jail. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> You're going to get another resistance charge if you don't get in the car. >> Can Can I please make a phone call? >> Get in the car. >> For her conduct, she was charged with resisting without violence and cited for both a license infraction and a stop sign violation. 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.