You think they're going to hit you after I'm gone? >> Does he hit you? >> Yeah, he's wearing a wig. >> No. Okay. I don't have >> Now you look like yourself, >> Samantha. >> Hey. Hey, put the car in park. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Sorry. >> That's fine. Put your car in park. Okay. I don't want you coming out into traffic. >> No. Every day out on the streets, tough situations arise that are threatening public safety and we rely on police for a timely response. Sometimes the events are extremely dramatic where every second counts and the cop's perfect timing makes all the difference. In Florida, the cops were looking for a man named Hongwin. He'd been hiding from deputies who were trying to serve the man a restraining order linked to a nasty divorce. After the cops got word that he might be working at Nova Southeastern, a university nearby, the cops went there to serve him on January 3rd, 2024. Instead of finding their man, they found a suspicious looking medical professor. >> Sir, I need a moment of your time. >> How are you, sir? >> How are you today? >> Yeah. >> Who Who are you looking for? >> Pardon me. >> Who are you looking for? >> For you. No. >> Let me see your ID, please. But what what do you want to see my ID for? >> Cuz I'm asking for it. Would you like to have Dr. Sandhouse come ask for it? >> Okay. Here. >> How are you today? >> Good. >> It's not me. >> This doesn't look like you either. >> Yeah, that's not me. >> You have your driver's license? >> No, I don't have a driver. >> Come here. You're not We're not done. Okay. >> We're not done. >> Okay. >> Okay. You don't have a driver's license? >> I don't have a driver's license. >> Why not? >> Because I just I don't have it now [music] with me. >> Yeah. Who are you? >> My name is Natley. >> And why are you teaching this class? >> Because the thing is I the volunteer to teach for the class. >> You volunteered to teach the class. >> That's all I can Okay. I got the co. Don't get close to me. That's all. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. >> We're going to put the trespassing. >> If you're not a Yeah, we're not done, sir. >> The students there probably had no idea that their professor, who was giving a lecture on cardiovascular anatomy, was completely a fraud. Not wanting to disturb the class, the cops waited till the students walked out before taking more serious action. >> Are you a professor here? >> No. >> So why are you teaching the class? >> Because I the with the volunteer. >> Who did? >> Okay. I cannot tell you anything >> at all. >> Okay. >> Turn around. >> No, no, no, no. >> Turn around. >> You're telling stories. >> No, no, no, no. >> Hey, hey, buddy. Listen. Whoa, whoa. Hey, you're on a private school campus, >> okay? And we cannot identify who you are. You see? Do you understand me? Trying to know who you are. >> Do you understand me? >> No. No. No. No. No. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. You You cannot. I have >> Put him in handcuff. We cannot identify you and you're on the school campus. >> Don't Don't Don't. >> We have legal right to identify you. You're attempting to teach your classes. You understand? >> Don't. Okay. Don't. No. Okay, you're now being detained while we decide who you actually are. >> The suspect had shown the cops a fake ID bearing a different name and someone else's photo. He also lied about his name. Once they handcuffed him, the cops gave him one more chance to reveal his identity. >> You're on a campus. >> Uhhuh. >> Teaching a class. >> Uh-huh. >> Who are you? >> My name is is the Henry Win. Henry Win. Yeah. That's not the name that you just showed me. >> No, that is different. Okay. >> So, how are you here teaching a class? >> Uhhuh. >> Showing me an ID. Where'd he go? >> Sit down. >> Uhhuh. >> Sit down. >> The name Henry Wyn was completely different from the one on the fake ID. Clearly, this guy was trying to cover up his real identity in the most ridiculous way. As things turned out, he'd made a laughable attempt to disguise himself. Yeah. He's wearing a wig. >> No, I'm not. Okay. I don't have it. >> I don't have it. >> You don't have it. >> Picture. >> Now you look like yourself. Okay. >> Who do you think you are? >> Don't just just I don't have a ID with me. >> Good. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> But you're lying to the police. >> I don't like to >> You just did. You showed me an ID. >> Uhhuh. >> And told me you were that person. Then you showed me another or excuse me then you told me you were somebody else. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I am I >> And you're in here wearing a wig. >> Yeah. Because >> at a school campus >> I have a I have a right. >> They need to know who you are. >> Okay. Oh no. No. Okay. >> But what is your name? >> Huh? >> What is your name? Cuz you told me you're not a professor. So you're teaching my name. So you're trespassing right now on private property. >> No. No. No. I >> So you are a professor? >> Yes. >> Okay. Because before you said you weren't a professor. So what is your name? It's the Henry Whit. >> Henry Whit. >> Yeah, that's not the name I have. >> Stubbornly, the man kept trying to hide who he really was, though not very successfully. He'd been teaching students under a false identity, and the cops exposed his fraud in front of his supervisor, Dr. Sandhouse, a real master of science and a doctor of osteopathic medicine. >> Hello, Dr. Sandhouse. Sorry to bother you. >> This gentleman presented a student ID when we asked him for his name. He's in the class wearing a wig, which is on the desk over here. >> We're not sure who he is. He denies being uh the professor. >> He denies being the professor. He's given us two different names >> and he's in handcuffs now because he was trying to kind of disappear. >> More importantly, he was he gave us >> presenting himself as a student. >> Don't even know if this is a 17-year-old or >> No, that's is the one that I I I collect them. >> You collect them? No, I I don't collect. They just dropped it there. >> But you presented it as yourself, sir. >> No, I don't present. >> Yes, you did. I asked you who you were. You presented that to me. You're on camera, sir. You were on camera and you're lying on camera. I can play it back for you to show you your lives. >> Whatever. Whatever. >> When the officer asked him why he's here, he presents himself as a student. Well, we need to identify people who are on campus. >> This is the civil. This not the criminal. If if I I >> Oh, it's criminal now cuz you presented yourself as somebody other than who you are. >> The cops had a restraining order with a photo of the fake professor. But the name on it was not Henry Wyn, who the man claimed he was after being handcuffed. When he was called lying a second time, the excuse he gave was even more pathetic. >> You want to try again? What is your name? >> My name is Henry W. >> Henry W. >> Yeah. Not Hong Win. H is is for a long time, but it's not me. I changed the legal name. Oh, you legally changed your name then. Why does your driver's license say that to you? >> That's That's not me. I don't have it. I don't I don't have that name. Not Not Not anymore. >> You went to court and legally change your name? >> Yeah. My my my lawyer is already changed for >> lawyer picture. Is that you? >> That picture is not me for a long time. For a long time ago. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Is that picture you? >> No. >> That's a different person. >> That's right. >> Who is that person? I don't know >> but that was your name at some point in your life. >> It's was my name is not exactly as my name. My name is now is my name is Henry Win now. >> And you work for the school under Henry Win. >> I work for a school is >> you work for Nova South Eastern under the name Henry Win. >> Four now. It used to be Hong, but it's it's it's not Hong. >> That's not me. I'm sorry. Everything the man told police made no sense. Henry Wyn, or whatever his name really was, was clearly all made up. And soon enough, this guy realized the restraining order was going to be the least of his problems. >> I'm here to serve you some restraining orders. You're getting those restraining orders on top of going to jail now. Okay? Do you understand that? >> You now have a criminal charge. You're going to jail. >> What do you understand? So, your civil matter you turned into a criminal matter. >> Congratulations. I'm sorry for that. >> What? >> Whatever that you can tell. >> The cops didn't want to cause unnecessary chaos on campus, escorting out the fake professor. Dr. San pointed them to a quieter exit and they led the suspect out through there. >> Actually, very, you know, less people will be going out the front of this building than any other area. >> Come on, we're going to walk out now. Yeah. >> Go. >> No, we're going this way. The police cars are out front. I don't know if you're going to not They placed the suspect in the squad car and he was transported to jail. They charged the man with identification fraud, impersonation, and resisting and obstructing an officer. On the 22nd of August 2024 in New Mexico, the cops responded to a call that was possibly elder neglect. The house had already been investigated for similar concerns in the past. When the cops arrived to conduct a welfare check, they encountered the elderly woman's niece, Laura, who described the woman's condition. >> She has dementia. >> She forgets things. She She can't, you know, >> we've been trying to get her to go to the doctor. >> We know she has dementia for you. Forgets things. >> Yeah. >> Very badly. >> Like what kind of things? >> She doesn't want to take her bath. She doesn't want to get up. She doesn't want to do anything. She just, >> you know, she's just not focusing. She used to be more like focused. >> She was referring to her aunt, an 87year-old woman named Isabelle. According to the initial report, Isabelle was a possible victim of elder neglect. One of the cops had already spoken to her, and the information he learned contradicted what Laura just said. >> She hasn't been She said she hasn't been to the doctor for it, but the rescue truck. >> Yeah. [snorts] Um but yeah, I'm not getting any dement. She's pretty oriented. Her history is really good. Anything mostly just old age related. She's 87. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> She's not a caretaker. She lives here. >> After noticing bruising on Isabelle's body, the cops called the fire department. Shortly after, firefighters arrived to check the lady's vital signs. And while examining her, they discovered something concerning on her scalp. >> What about the top of your head? >> What? >> Yeah. You got a nice bump on the top of your head, too. It's bleeding. Don't touch it, though, cuz you're going to reopen it back up. >> Yeah. >> When was your fall? >> About two weeks ago. >> Two weeks ago. Okay. What about the top of your head? That's That looks new. What was that? Scratching >> my head. >> Where's your room? >> When the officers inspected Isabelle's room, they found disturbing conditions. Their concerns about what was happening in the home grew even more. They shared what they saw with Isabelle's relatives, which didn't go over too well. >> She let me go look at a room and there's like room feces on her pillow. >> We can't get rid of the rats here. >> We live on a farm. It's not going to stop. Even if you get an exterminator here, it's not going to stop. It makes me worried for her safety because I know I know >> unsanitary. >> I know. I know. And the thing about it, she doesn't want to do anything about it. And I try to give her >> and that's that's part of our responsibility. Um, you know, sometimes as people get older, they're not able to take care of themselves. I'm not saying that you guys are coming across very defensive, right? >> I feel like I am. I feel >> I'm not I'm not accusing you. I want to be clear. I'm not accusing you guys of anything. I'm just saying the this is what I see and this is what I'm worried about. Well, maybe if you guys got money, pay someone else. We get these rats out. >> That's why we're here. We We have a social worker here. We I've helped with rodent infestations at other houses. >> The cops now had serious doubts about the care she was receiving as well as her living conditions. And as far as her relatives went, it was clear they weren't taking care of her right. The cops talked to the neighbor who made the initial call, and the conversation they had only deepened their concern. >> I lost my mom and my grandma a lot of years ago. Hey, that that lady makes tortillas for me and everything. I start crying, but when they hit her like that, what am I supposed to do? >> It's hard. [music] That's why we're still here doing our job. >> All right. I just get frustrated. >> You got it. It shows you care. It shows you care. >> Well, of course, man. Come on. Hey, hey, she's called the cops how many times and this and that. >> That's why we're still here doing our job. We didn't leave yet. >> Are we leaving? Do you think we're leaving? >> I know. I know. The cops decided to speak privately with Isabelle and also take time to thoroughly search the home. To do so, they asked the members of the household to stay outside while they secured a search warrant. These recent developments didn't sit well with Jonathan, Laura's son, and he began to show his true colors. >> Well, I need to get my things. Okay, we're going to go with you. >> What do you What do you need to get? Why do you need to know my >> Well, cuz right now the house is secure for >> You don't have to order yet? >> It doesn't matter. We're allowed to secure it. >> Well, I need a new court order first. >> Not Not for us to secure the house. >> Well, I need >> So, the Empire thinks they can do whatever they want for free. >> What is going on? >> Do I need to really need to This is ridiculous. >> Who are you? >> Because you guys are coming in this house without a search warrant. You need a search warrant. We're trying to explain this to you. >> You know what? This is ridiculous that you guys are coming in the house like >> stupid empire. Chevela, why do they need to come in the house? >> Okay, we can talk about >> psychopaths. >> We can talk about it over here. >> You people are mentally ill. >> You guys are going to get me sick. >> We're sorry you think that. >> Dude, you guys are the evil government. I know how you guys are. >> You got three face cams. >> Well, there's one one in there and then you got the other triple pipsqueak over there. Okay. But right now, >> this is insane. What are you people trying just for the feces for a rat? You guys are here for a little little rat. >> We don't carry knives. We don't carry no guns. >> We don't have weapons like that here. >> I'm happy to hear that, but we have to do our investigation. >> Jonathan and Laura were allowed to reenter the house briefly to collect their belongings, but they didn't comply with the officers and started arguing instead. Tensions got high and soon enough, sparks were flying between them and the police. Hold on. >> You said your phone. Let's go. >> I know. I >> You're not taking anything else. >> I have to get my phone. The >> You're about You're about this close. >> OH MY GOD. YOU GUYS are just doing this so purposely. [snorts] >> Okay. >> Well, then where's your paperwork? >> You don't need paperwork for that. >> You don't need paperwork. It's easy to search. >> I don't know cuz remember you guys lie. It's >> It's not a lie. >> You can you can >> crazy. Let's go. Psychopaths. >> This is psycho. These people are control freaks. You people, I don't like your kind. And the black people don't like your kind. Remember that. >> What does that mean? >> It means like what you guys did to that poor black man on t national television. He's dead now. >> Cuz of your guys in that suit. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me ever again. >> It clearly enraged Jonathan when they ordered him to stay outside. He completely lost control, unleashing a stream of vile insults at the cops. And in his fit of rage, he was even threatening them with punishment from God. >> And you God's going to punish you. Remember that. >> Please don't spit in my face either. >> I didn't spit. That's how I do it. Stop falsely accusing me. >> No, you did. >> I'll get my phone out. >> Oh, that's fine. >> Cuz they do it. They watch your kind. >> Please don't point at me. You're >> not. Yes, she lied. I'm not. >> Call her. >> Don't yell at her. >> Don't tell me what to do. >> I don't respect you or you. >> Sit down. >> Sit down, >> coward. No. >> I got my own being. >> Jonathan, shut up. >> I'm sick and tired of these control freaks. They act like they're gods, but they're just humans. You're >> right. >> We are humans. >> But remember, you guys still have to uh bow down to the owners of this nation. Just remember that. You still have to follow. >> Thank you so much for sitting down though. >> Yes. What kind of mothers reproduce pigs like you? You understand? >> Very lovely moms. >> I don't know. They sound like >> I'm going to have a heart attack right now. >> I don't care for respect. If you're sensitive and cry like a baby, cry like a baby. >> You're upsetting your mom. >> You guys are grown men. >> You're grown men. Act like men, not like little [ __ ] The cops patiently endured his verbal abuse, focusing on the elderly woman's well-being and further assessing her living conditions. During their search, they found another troubling sign. A dog in the house in extremely poor condition. >> The dog that is in the living room. >> It's been like that is deceased in the living room. >> It's not like that. She doesn't want to take it to the animal. >> That's her dog. >> That's her dog. It's not ours. Well, >> you guys live in the same house, right? a few. >> She won't let me do it. >> So, Bella, I don't think Gizmo is dead. I think Gizmo is breathing, but she's just sleeping and just trying to shake it off. >> Let me go check and see the dog. >> No, we have a seat. Okay. >> Are you checking the dog? >> They're animal control going to check on the dog. >> What is the matter with the dog? >> The dog? It's not It hasn't moved since we got here. >> It's severely matted and it hasn't moved since we got here and it's barely breathing. Being concerned about the dog, the cops called animal care services who arrived to tend to the dog whose name was Gizmo. Meanwhile, a representative arrived from adult protective services to speak with Isabelle. And once again, Jonathan couldn't resist causing trouble. >> So, what's your story? >> All the family story. >> I live here. >> And so, what's been going on with her? >> I don't know. These are keeping us from the house because they have to take pictures from a horse. >> And you know what? Why don't you try to >> Can I ask you a question? >> Why is you and the officers care so much about respect, courtesy, and all that when I don't care for that? >> Well, we do though. See, and that's how we conduct. >> But that's my free will. >> Sure, you can cuss and be mean all you want. It's your choice. >> He also confronted the paramedics. They had responded earlier after Laura claimed to be having a heart attack, which turned out to be unfounded. Isabelle then said something that completely changed the course of the investigation. >> You think they're going to hit you after I'm gone? >> Does he hit you? >> Out through your mouth to say something like you. >> All right. Is there anything else we can do for you, Miss Laura? >> Give me a card or something. >> What he say? >> And I'll call you. >> Okay. >> What happened? Okay. >> What did she say? >> Stand up. >> What? >> Stand up. >> What? >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up now. >> No. >> What? >> No. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Relax. >> Stand up. >> Dude, I'm not going to jail. >> Stop. [screaming] Give me THE [screaming] FIGHT. >> STOP FIGHTING. STOP FIGHTING. MY EYES NOW. NO. >> Oh my god. YOU GOT TO >> STOP PEOPLE. Help me. Help me. >> 3 4 3 All right. >> All right. >> Trying to protect her son, Laura lashed out at the officers, and after a serious struggle, both she and Jonathan were arrested. It took a hell of an effort to restrain them, and even in handcuffs, Jonathan continued his verbal assault. >> You You're ugly. What kind of tattoos do you have? Who mother produced you? You laugh, but guess who gets to own this country? Not you. >> You're a >> I need them in cars. >> Yeah, both of them in car. >> They were transported to jail and both were charged with battery on an officer and resisting arrest. Jonathan pled not guilty and for her part, Laura failed to appear in court. So, a warrant was issued for her arrest. On the 23rd of October, 2024, a massive fire broke out, threatening to engulf an entire house. The more concerning thing was that there were still people trapped inside. When the cops arrived, firefighters were already there, making every effort to extinguish the flames and rescue the victims. >> Is there a window anywhere? You got a >> You got a hammer or you got a sledge? >> We got to find a way to get her out of the basement. Okay. >> You got anything in here? >> There's a sledgehammer in the back of my neck. Where's that window? >> Come out the back. Hey, what's up? How you doing? >> Hey, that's right by that uh >> that's right by that gas line, too. Unfortunately, there was a woman trapped between the raging flames. She was hiding in the basement where the fire hadn't reached yet. The cops and firefighters began circling the house trying to find a way to reach her. >> What about that basement one though? An officer found a narrow window which led to the basement. However, he knew that if he broke it, it might help the fire pick up and spread even further. But the firefighters decided they had no other choice. The clock was ticking and they didn't even know if the woman was still alive. >> Yeah, right here. >> Ma'am, stand back if you're in there. >> In there. They're in there. They're in there. >> Ma'am, CAN YOU TELL ME THE SOUND OF MY VOICE? >> AFFIRMATIVE. I can hear you call in the basement. >> MA'AM, COME TO THE SOUND OF MY VOICE. >> COME HERE. Come here. >> Come on. COME HERE. FRESH AIR. I SEE YOU. COME ON. COME ON. COME ON. COME HERE. COME HERE. Come here. Watch out. Get this out of the way. Get this out of the way. Get this out of the way. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Here. Your hand. Get ready. >> Okay. Drop it. Nice job. >> Do anything. >> Okay. What? >> In the closet. >> Where? Where? Where? >> Put them right there. >> We can't. No, YOU CAN'T DO THAT. >> WHY? >> CUZ it's there. It's It's too bad. >> Try to grab her arm. >> GIVE ME YOUR ARM. >> NO, you're not. >> Hurry up. Count of three. >> You're all right. >> One, two, three. >> There you go. There you go. There you go. You're okay. >> You're good. >> You're good. You're good. >> The woman begged the officers to go in and save her dog, but they decided it was too risky and focused on saving the woman. Getting her out of the basement turned out to be a very tough task. The firefighters, of course, had to rely on professional rescue techniques. >> Rope. have a rope I can put >> I got a saw I can't get you out. >> Is there any way we can saw >> Get some water on the side. >> Hey Larry, what's on top? >> Give me that Give me that uh Give me that splash. What do you What >> the steel? What about >> whatever? Let's hit it. Let's do something. >> Meanwhile, reinforcements arrived. Colleagues of the firefighter who went down to the basement continued expanding the opening with their axes. That way they could get both the woman and their teammate out more easily. And soon enough, the moment finally arrived. >> Got you. >> Y >> get out. >> Get my dog. >> We're good. We're good. >> GET MY DOG. She's in there. Stay here. Okay, just stay here. >> They pulled the woman out of the burning house alive, but it was only half the mission because the firefighter who rescued her was still inside the burning building and his life was still in danger. Luckily, the firefighters managed to pull their colleague out of the basement alive. And they did it just in time because seconds later, the wind picked up and flames engulfed the entire house. >> Back up. We We got to get this way. Get out of the wind. >> Where'd she go? No behind the car that way. >> Yeah. >> Thanks to the timely reaction of police and the selfless bravery of the firefighters, they saved the woman from the burning inferno and everything ended better than expected. On November 11th, 2024, police responded to a Nike store where three female suspects were spotted concealing merchandise. The cops had perfect timing and confronted the shoplifterss just as they were trying to leave the store with full bags. >> Okay. >> All right. You two, ma'am. Come here. >> Me? >> Yep. >> For what? >> Both of you. Come here. >> Me? >> Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Turn around. Turn around. >> All right. >> Turn around. >> Are you serious? >> Yes, ma'am. Just turn around. You're being detained right now. >> Can I call my boy? >> Don't do not >> You're not calling anybody at the moment. Two of the suspects were caught red-handed at the store exit. After searching the area, they soon found the third woman nearby. Most likely, she was waiting for her accompllices, but sadly for her, it was the cops who showed up instead. >> What did I do? >> Put your hands back, please. >> I will not do anything. There's still one. >> I did not do anything. >> The cops separated the suspects for questioning. Nicole, the woman in yellow pants, was the first to be interviewed. She had a serious stash of bags with her and had to explain how she got them. That, however, proved to be quite the challenge. >> What kind of bag that is? You have no idea what kind of bag that is? >> It look like you could No, I don't know. You could probably pull the tape off and see. >> Okay. >> Why would they be taped though? >> Is isn't that a little strange though? >> I have tape on the bag. >> Yeah. >> A regular bag's bag all the time, >> right? No, this bag is coming. But this bag with tape, it's a little It's a little strange. I've never seen it. What is it? What is the bag? It's a It look It look like it's a dealer bag. >> But but but any reason why it would be tape around it though? >> Again, I'm not familiar. So, I'm trying to figure out what what's the deal with the tape? >> No, there should be no reason tape should be around it. >> No reason why there should be tape around it. Okay. >> The cops already knew the answer to their question. The bags have been reinforced with tape to avoid being detected. It was perfectly clear they were dealing with experienced shoplifterss. I heard him say something about a buzzer bag, but there's no buzzards. Shouldn't be no. That's not no buzzards in life. >> Something buzz. Oh, okay. All right. So, not to put words in your mouth, but just to understand what you said. Is this >> You show me some shoes. >> Is you said buzzers in the in the the shoes. So, >> there is no buzzers, >> right? But is this is this to kind of avoid from the sensors to go off or something? >> It should. And that's just tape. >> It's just tape. >> Yeah, it's just tape. >> What do you mean by the buzzers? That's the buzzer. >> Yeah. What does that What does that mean? Buzzers like >> Because he said that was the bag >> said that was a a buzzer. A shoplifting bag. >> Shoplifting bag. Sir, >> the other police officers that you guys had, he said that. >> Nicole admitted that the other two suspects were her friends. She said the bag she was caught with were given to her and she had nothing to do with them. Inside, however, the cops found highv value merchandise. >> Anything that we're going to find in here? >> I do not know. >> More shoes. >> Right. >> Yeah, I know. >> Is this the cars to the keys to the car? Where do you park? >> She um them her house. >> Okay. Where Where do you guys park? >> Uh >> and please be honest with us. I mean, I've been pretty straightforward with you. here. We're here for no reason then. Okay. >> We We're hoping that you >> I'm not I'm not going to leave. >> I just had a favor. >> Make a note. >> Liars. >> So, let me >> turns out the three friends had even dragged their own kids into the scheme. Nicole was in fact a grandmother and the third suspect, Mary, was her grandchild. >> Whose kids are these? Just one person? These are not my kids. >> I know. Whose kids are they? >> That's Nicole granddaughter and that's Shondaanda. This is the nephew. >> Okay. All right. So, um, in order for me to ask you some specific questions about why we're here and whatnot, I got to read something to you. Okay. All I'm looking for is just a yes no answer. Okay. >> The cops read Mary Her Miranda rights in front of the little kids. Then it was time to explain how she and her friends ended up with bags full of unscanned items from the store shelves. >> So, with that said, um what exactly happened that led to us be here with >> I don't know like I had to use the bathroom, right? So, I left back out. I had some clothes. I left like in the front of the store and I'm like, "Okay, when I get back," we left out, came back in. I said, "Y'all, I got to pee really, really bad. I have a bad bladder. >> Okay, hold on. Slow down cuz remember we were not here. When you said store, there's probably 120 store here. >> I I came here. I don't have a card. I say I want to go in here and grab and Nike. I'm going to grab a Nike sweatuit. Then she say, "Okay, hurry up." When she rushed me, >> who rushed you? >> Um, one of them they was like, "Hurry up." Whoever one of them was like, "Hurry up." So, I put the Nike sweatshirt down in the front like kind of when you walk out. It's a great Nike sweatsho. >> I put that down and I >> Why Why would they try to be Why would they try to leave in a rush? >> I don't know. Like, I don't know. I I need her. >> Well, I don't know either. That's why I'm asking you. >> Yeah, I don't. She was like, "Hurry up." And I was like, "Okay, I'll just put it down." Then I said, "Well, can y'all drive me to Victoria's Secret so I can grab me and my daughter some stuff and I'll feed the kids." Mary's story wasn't adding up and it didn't match the information that cops had received from store security. The cops pressed her for more details, but she had an alibi, saying that at the key moment she had to run to the bathroom. >> Okay. Did you go to any other store besides Nike? >> No, I went and peed. I had to pee. I didn't go to no other store. I had to pee. >> Again, don't don't be upset on me. I'm just asking you questions. I wasn't here. >> I went and peed and then I say after I go pee, let's go back in Nike so I can grab the sweatuit. >> Okay. Well, it's like a a pair of tights in the top. And then I say after we go out of pink, I'll feed the kids cuz I think the food court is on this way. >> Okay. >> And that's what we was walking as we was leaving Nike. We was walking back this way. >> And then that's when I the cop and then that's when he put the handcuffs in. I don't I forgot I don't know if you say your under hand you or something like that. I'm like >> okay. Now let me ask you this. >> Uh were you pushing the stroller? >> No, >> you were not push Okay. Okay. So, what >> I got right here is >> What did you have? What did you have with you? >> My my I mean nothing. What? Whatever's in my credit card. >> The officer pushed harder because he had conflicting information from Nicole as she'd already stated that her bags were given to her by Mary and the suspect in pink, Rashanda Roberts. >> What other bags were you holding on to her for her? >> That's it. I have no other bags. when she they walked to the car, they had a dealer's bag. And as as that guy was walking up, I only had I I grabbed his stroller and sat down with the kids. When he say, "Hey, >> um I want to question you." Other than that, >> there's nothing that I had. >> Again, you're halfway through explaining to me somewhat appears to be the truth. But now you're saying that you were only holding on to one bag and being told that you would been holding on to more than just the baby bag. >> I didn't She had her bag. I didn't have no bag. when when I made the apprehension. Okay. She was holding on to a baby bag and another type of bag. When I asked her, >> that's a dealer's bag. She had her dealer a dealer's bag. That's the only bag that well that I know they had. I don't know what else they had >> besides this stroller right here. >> Well, that bag that you just mentioned is the one that was stole to me that was hangover to her from you. >> I gave her my phone. She That was her baby bag. >> So, you saying she's lying? >> I have no reason. >> It's just a question. >> Yeah. I have no >> So, you saying she's lying? Yeah, if she put anything in it, she lying. >> Mary tried to play things off like she had been set up in the crime, saying she was just pushing a stroller and carrying a diaper bag. Moments later though, she admitted that it wasn't her first time in trouble. >> I can't I like I told him, I don't have a car. I was coming to shop. >> Did you even ask Nicole what was inside the bag? >> That ain't really that ain't none of my like my business to really ask her. Only thing I wanted to do was buy that outfit, go to pink, get a sale, and go back home. Sir, I I like I told him, I just got out of trouble like a year a year ago. Have not been in trouble. >> You probation or anything like that? >> No, I just got off. So, trying to get in trouble, I came for the ride cuz I don't have a car. >> Mary stuck to her story that her friends rushed her and that's how she ended up with a bag full of unscanned merchandise. Meanwhile, her friend Rashonda was already in the squad car after being reader. Miranda rides she started blaming her friends. >> With that in mind, if you could just kind of let me know what is it that uh happened here today that led police to making contact with you. >> Um they took some items out the store. >> Who did? >> Um I don't know if Mary had anything but >> So Nicole took some stuff from the store. Um, since we were not here from the very beginning, can you let me know which store that was? >> Ultimately, all three suspects blamed each other. In the trunk of their vehicle, additional stolen goods were found and were eventually returned to the store. All three women were charged with felony retail theft and also grand theft as they were working together, concealing over $1,000 worth of merchandise and trying to exit the store without paying. On June 24th, 2024 in Ohio, the cops were notified about a vehicle with perhaps illegally dark window tent. Undercover officers began surveillance on the vehicle as the cops had a hunch they were involved in illegal narcotics. >> Accurate were yet >> head up towards Livingston and Berkeley. But don't go on Berkeley unless you hear us mark. Just be near it. Okay. Another guy just went over there. I see the back seat. >> Is there no one in the driver's seat? >> I don't I can't tell. He's back out. >> We'll be in a side road. The cops kept their eyes on the vehicle and it was hard to tell if there was anyone in the driver's seat. But the question was answered when the car started moving and the cops immediately followed. >> Go. >> I didn't know someone was in there. >> It's getting close already. Go. >> Hold on. Hold on. Go. >> Go. [screaming] >> You get out too since we're parked. I'll take these two >> L and Lily tag. King Frank John >> 2453 >> copy. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Is this vehicle registered to you? >> It is. Yes. >> Do you know the window tint level on this vehicle? >> I don't. I don't. >> All right. >> Can you step out here? We'll talk about it. >> Okay. >> Do I have to get out the vehicle? >> Yes, ma'am. Get out of the vehicle, please. >> The driver said she wasn't from Ohio and the car had tinted windows because that's how she bought it. A moment later, the windows rolled down, revealing four more passengers. >> I can't see with the tent windows. >> Hi guys. I can't see you with the tent. How are you? >> Hello. >> Can you rot down, sir? >> Hi, Officer Davis. Cle, do you have your IDs on you guys? >> Hi. How are you? Hello. Hi. vehicles on this vehicle. Can >> I eat my food? You sir, >> a second, brother. Just give me a second. >> Who's smoking the >> nobody? >> Okay, >> I'll put the cigarette up. >> I got to get off the grill. Why you open up? >> Just don't roll that up. Leave it like that. >> No, it was me. I'm sorry. >> Sorry. That's I saw Relax. >> No, I'm not back down. >> Relax. >> My bad. That was my fault. >> I don't know. I bought the vehicle. >> No, sir. I'm going to leave this open right now. Thank you. >> Who's being aggressive? I'm just standing here. >> Well, we couldn't see in the car, so I had to knock. Yes, sir. >> Then she's rolling up the window. Someone smoked. The tent's illegal. Okay, that's all we're at right here. I'm not Do I look stressed? >> They repeatedly assured the officer that there was no marijuana in the vehicle, but they still appeared nervous and the officer could feel it. He then asked them whether any of them had a criminal record. >> All right, it's a good day. Have you guys ever been arrested before? >> Yes, I have. >> What for, sir? >> O, sir. It's cold. >> Yeah. No, >> I stay out the way. >> You stay at where? >> I said I stay out the way. I don't do nothing. >> That's good. That's not a bad thing, right? Isn't that a good thing? >> Yes, sir. >> So, do you guys know the new marina laws, though? Like, do you know that, sir? >> I thought I thought it wasn't a >> It's legal. >> You just can't smoke and be in a car. >> What you mean it's legal? You can possess raw marijuana if you're over the age of 18. >> 21. >> 21. Sorry, I say 18. I meant 21. >> The car smelled like, but the original reason for the stop was the illegal window tent. The cops now plan to test the tent level to see if it met the legal limit. >> 13%. Chris, too dark. >> It is too dark. Okay. >> Too way too dark. So, real quick, we're going to do the thing with the tape here, but we're also going to handle the narox investigation. >> It is too dark. Okay, >> I didn't know. >> So, real quick, we're going to do the thing with the tape in here, but we're also going to handle the narcotics investigation. So, the thing always ask right here is you can have raw mariju. >> Well, two reasons. Number one, the prohibited level of 10. That's not a driveable vehicle. Number two, when you have burnt marijuana coming from a car right here, I don't want my vehicle searched, though. I don't want that. No. >> Number one, we're impounding. But first, we're going to do >> You're going to impound my vehicle. >> Under Ohio law, the cops can impound a car if the tent's over 10%. The officer asked the passengers to step out of the vehicle, but one of the men kept talking on the phone, which quickly made things worse for him. >> Hey, you want to put your phone down real quick, sir? >> Investigation. Put my phone down. You smell very smoke in the car >> and prohibited level of 10. >> I'm going to have you put your phone, my man. Put the phone down. >> I'm just making sure uh my sister knows what's going on. >> Why are you actually getting stopped? >> I got to hang up. >> Do I need to pick up? I'm about to hang up. Look, >> is something going on? Stop. >> Look, I just hung the phone. >> All right, real quick. Real quick. Turn. Face away from Stop. >> Yeah, we're just going to go and do this. Dude, is there something I need to know about? No, >> sir. >> Okay. Step out. >> I know, but been doing this 11 years. All right. That these are all kind of indicators and clues right here. >> Zach, will you hold him? >> Yeah. >> Clearly, the cop had strong instincts and plenty of experience in situations like this one. Just seconds after handcuffing him, he began checking the seat. And there it was. Right where the man had been sitting, there was a firearm tucked away. Coffin 33. >> Put that out, man. >> Thanks, Wayne. Drop out. Drop the cigarette. >> Yes, sir. >> Drop it. >> For the time being, were you cough? >> You're going to need some drugs on you. >> Put your hands away from your back, sir. >> And what? They have going to have to get out the car. All right. You want that side? >> Next up, they searched the remaining passengers bags. The cops knew that most likely the gun they found wasn't the only thing illegal in the car. And they soon found out that they were right, as drugs were found in one of the passengers bags. I've only looked in one bag so far. >> No, that >> the fatty pills. Y >> the driver told police she had no idea about the drugs and guns. She claimed she'd just come from Dollar General and hadn't seen a thing. But earlier, the guy in the back seat had been clearly freaking out and the cops were about to find out why. >> That's why that guy in the back seat was freaking out. >> Oh man. That was a lot of fun. >> I'm going to You make sure that stuff's good. I'm going to go over here for a half a second. The cops intervene just in time to stop a vehicle loaded with narcotics and a weapon. They arrested the passengers. And as for the driver, she was also held responsible and did not walk away free. >> So, where where were you going? >> Home. >> You're going home? Why'd you pull back in here? Um, I was going to grab some food from here instead of cooking for dinner. >> Yeah, you expect us to buy that? >> No, really. I was really going to grab some food from here and said I was. >> Sure was. Um, all my cards are in this pocket over here. Just be careful when you pull that pocket out. >> Yep. >> Nobody said anything. Hey, pull back in. Pull back in. When we got in front behind. >> Nope. I was literally going to grab dinner. I was just trying to find an entrance to the parking lot. I was going to switch. >> How close are these friends? >> They're just had F1 amount of drugs in your car. They're just >> It's just friends. >> Friends? >> Yeah, they're just friends. >> You can pull the whole pocket out. Yeah, >> I ain't got nothing. I ain't got no panties on either. >> Sorry. >> The cops impounded the vehicle and she was transported to jail and later charged with a first-degree felony for drug trafficking. On March 18th, 2024, the cops were dispatched to an interstate chase. Multiple calls had come in reporting a raging man chasing a woman and a juvenile along the highway shoulder. When the cop arrived on scene, he directly confronted the suspect, a man by the name of Jeffrey. Hey, what's going on? >> Hey, what you want? >> Yeah, that Hey, get over here. Turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn around hands behind your back right now. Okay, >> just hop hop over here. Right. >> What's going on there, >> man? Like we didn't run out of gas. is running like the car. >> Yeah, that where you pass >> that white vehicle over there. >> Yeah. >> And then she don't have a license, so I didn't want to really drive him. You know what I mean? >> The suspect was clearly drunk and his testimony made no sense. The woman and the child stood a few yards down the road visibly shaken. The officers approached her to get her side of the story. So me and my daughter were just coming back from a vacation in Puerto Rico. >> Yeah. >> We got in this this um afternoon this afternoon. We live in Georgia. So he was my my parents and I live in St. Cloud or my parents live in St. P. That's where we came. So keep me up and it's probably like 6 6:30 or whatever. But this is how far we've made it. His annihilated. He He swore he kicked my windshield in trying to take my phone and he swerved over from that lane all the way over here punching the brakes. So finally I >> tried to get me and her in my in the car. He's doing it purposely because I'm leaving. I'm leaving. >> So he was driving recklessly >> on purpose. Their stories contradicted each other and it still wasn't clear who was driving. According to the woman, Jeffrey had been driving recklessly and more seriously, he put his hands on her. >> Did he touch you? >> Oh, no. Yeah, he did. You can touch her. Where did he strangle mommy at? >> He strangled you. >> Okay. Did he hit you? Slap you. Punch her. >> Yeah, he Yeah, he slapped me right here >> in the mouth. >> That's my husband. >> Your husband? >> Yeah, but it's about >> Are you willing to say anything? >> Yes. I want to go on my phone. >> Okay, that's fine. That's fine. >> Because No, because this is this is >> medical attention. >> No, but I need to make sure that my daughter is going to be safe. >> Okay. Okay, that's fine. >> I don't want I don't want TCF involved. I just want to take my baby home and >> so we're here now. We'll figure everything out. Okay, take a breather. Okay, take a breather. >> Just take a moment. Take a moment. Gather everything up. Undoubtedly, this was one dysfunctional family. The woman told the officer disturbing things about her husband. According to her, he had even put their child's life at risk. After reading him his rights, the cops gave Jeffrey a chance to share his version of events. >> What's going on here? >> There's more. There's more to what you're talking. >> Yeah, we've been arguing for like months. So, I mean, >> I just drove all the way down from Kingston, Georgia today to pick her up. >> Okay. So, Five. >> What brought you guys to pull over and get off the road? That's what I'm talking. >> No, because that she's acting crazy. Said, "I just want to stay here with mom." >> No, she's like, "I just want to stay here with my mom. I don't want to be with you." >> So, what made you guys pull over? >> She pulled over. She was driving. >> She was driving. >> Yeah. >> Or you were driving? >> No, she was driving. >> I told her to get on the interstate. I was like, "Let me drive." >> Gotcha. And she's like, "Well, >> so what made her get out of the car and you get out of the car and start going on the the road walking over there?" >> Because I told her to take me to Vanell where the truck is. You know what I mean? >> Okay. >> I just want to go there. >> Why'd she get out of the car? >> She because she wanted to go to Vanel. See, that's that's why I don't understand. She She jumped out of the car. >> Why' you get out of the car and follow? >> Cuz I just want to go to Banell. >> I I just want to go to my other truck. You know what I'm saying? >> Who pulled the car over? >> She did. All right. >> But like that's the thing. Like I'm like, "Look, all right, you want to be like this and we're nothing's cool. That's fine, >> but take take me to McDonald's, man." She's like, "No, I'm going to drop you off here." Like we stopped. I mean, we've done this like four times. >> Despite the woman's claims, Jeffree firmly denied ever putting hands on her. Nevertheless, you've got to wonder how the relationship took this violent route. Shortly after, the woman gave more background about their family life and Jeffrey's issues. >> How long y'all been married? >> We've been together for four years, but April April 13th will be a year we were married. >> Oh, so you're not even a year yet? Kids together, >> huh? >> You have the kids together? That's her. >> He's sick. >> He needs help. >> Is he drunk right now? >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's what I'm wondering. He's always driving. He's always higher. And I just And so so I was driving and he took my he kicked the rearview mirror in. He climbed over my thing over. I still wonder how he didn't crash out here and he he swerved over from like the the middle lane all the way over here. Was he driving? >> No, he snatched my steering wheel. >> From her testimony, it became clear that Jeffrey had not been driving. out of nowhere while sitting in the passenger seat, he'd grab the steering wheel. Also, she contradicted his claim that he'd never been abusive because he'd done it before and he'd done it that day. >> Did he hit you any? >> Yeah. All right. >> She started freaking out. So, that's why I parked it and I just got out and started running and then he started running after us. So, we were running back and forth. [snorts] I don't. >> And he was running because >> I'm scared. >> You know he was going out. >> Yeah. >> Has he done it before? >> Yeah. >> Encouraged by the officer, she revealed even more disturbing facts about her husband. This wasn't his first defense, but she was not his first victim. As things turned out, Jeffree had a criminal background. >> We changed. We moved to Georgia. >> He left this area because he's from this area. And it was real he got real bad off and then he went to prison and he came out and the second time he went to when he got out of prison we decided to try to make a relationship out of he wanted different I wanted different for myself so we moved to Georgia started our own lawn maintenance business very successful I thought he was over the dumb he also he obviously has demons in him that it needs to be released somewhere and I'm just so The only thing that I'm really worried about >> Georgia again. >> No, I was I just got back today. Her and I went on my do my oldest daughter plays volleyball and we went to Puerto Rico for a volleyball tournament >> at a best class and this is where we come to >> Oh, I was I was away from him. >> Yeah, I just got off the plane >> today. Right now. >> Best. >> Oh, you picked her up from the airport. >> He picked me He picked me up from my mom's house drunk. Well, my mom, my dad picked my mom. It was me, my mom, my daughter, and and my other baby. >> Where's your other daughter? >> The wife had an older daughter from another man. She lived with her grandparents in Georgia, and Jeffrey was the reason why. She had issues with Jeffrey's behavior and felt safer living far away from him. >> Yeah. No, nobody wants to be around this. I I just got her back last March. >> Her? >> Yes. They Georgia had her for eight months and I don't want this to happen. Is it because of his behavior? >> Because of him. Because of his behavior. >> So, together for four, married for one. >> All right. Let me get some paperwork. >> Yes. >> The woman didn't have a driver's license, so the cops advised her to drive to the nearest gas station and wait for a family member to retrieve the vehicle. As for Jeffrey, he was taken to jail and later charged with domestic battery. On July 19th, 2023, the cops responded to a call from Dollar General. Reportedly, an intoxicated woman passed out in her vehicle as she was about to pull into traffic. When the cops showed up, they found the vehicle still in drive and the woman asleep in the driver's seat. >> Samantha. >> Hey. Hey, put the car in park. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Sorry. >> That's fine. Put your car in park. Okay. I don't want you coming out into traffic. >> No. What's going on? >> Hey, I'm tired. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you put the car in park for me? >> Can I move? >> Give me just a second. I want to get the car in park. >> I got another patrol car behind you. So, you can't move it. Just Just a second. Okay. >> Yeah, I know. I just >> So, the reason I'm here is because I didn't want to wake you up and you jet out and somebody get hurt. >> So, go ahead and put it in park for me. Shut it off if you don't mind. >> I'm getting ready to move it. Shut it off for me. Okay, Sam, do me a favor. Step out here with with Officer West. Corporal West for me just a second. Okay. I just want to check and make sure that you're okay. >> No. >> All right. >> Do what? >> He's not going to argue with you. Okay. >> I just wanted to stop and check on you because what what's going on here isn't isn't typical. Okay. But I wanted to make sure that you're okay and you're not sliding out into traffic. >> Oh god. >> Well, you're Sam, you were sleeping. The driver here, Samantha, needed some time to gather her thoughts. The cop waited patiently for her till she finally got out of her car. When he began to question her, she overwhelmed the officer with her personal problems. >> What's going on today, Sam? >> Today? >> Yeah. >> I'll even get you a breath of the lights. All right. I'm not doing anything. I have problems. >> Last night, >> obviously, you know, obviously I'm dating Scotty. Okay. What? for the rest of him doesn't break up with because my mom is trying to convince him that I'm doing [ __ ] >> Your mom's trying to convince who? >> My mom was trying to get his air so that I'm like everything else. >> Okay. This is all new information to me. Okay. So, you're not telling me anything that I already know or anything like that? >> What's going on today that's that's got you out here? you know, >> like I said, I haven't been able to sleep because doing that, he actually had officers, you know, kind of driving by and I don't want to get up. So, I'm packing up my stuff. I got like maybe three or four hours of sleep. >> Obviously, inside Samantha's head, it was absolute chaos. The cops tried to follow her, but it was hard to do so given her unstoppable ranting. She then came up with a reason for her behavior that was really unexpected. >> Tired. I just did a hairball test so I can get over there. >> So, who'd you do your hair falling left with? >> DFS. >> Yeah. >> So, you're you're suspended. >> I know. They're trying to fix it. I got the paperwork and fault. you have paperwork that they're trying to fix it. >> By driving on a suspended license, she had clearly broken the law. And based on her behavior, it was also very likely that she was driving under the influence. And when asked about that, Samantha suddenly got emotional. >> So, you know, because of because of how this has all played out, okay, I have to do a job and I have to ask, have you had anything to drink today? >> No. I'll do a breathalyzer right now. >> I don't I don't have one on me. Okay. you >> I honestly feel like everyone need to stop labeling someone >> Sam. Listen, I'm not labeling you around here, okay? That's not my job, okay? My job is to ensure that you and this community is safe, okay? And that's all I'm trying to do. So, have you utilized any substances or anything like that? >> Okay. Can you do me a favor? I just want to check your eyes and make sure that you're okay. Can you stand up for me? >> I know. Put your feet together. Okay. Arms down by your side. See the tip of my finger right up here? >> You may actually stand. >> Yep. I want you to look I want you to look at the tip of my finger. Follow it back and forth with your eyes only. Keep your head straight. Okay. >> While Samantha was doing the sobriety test, it turned out she had a gun in the car door. The cops asked, of course, if there was anything else illegal in the car, and once again, her speech got chaotic. >> Your firearm's probably legal, but is there anything illegal? Anything that we need to know about besides the gun that's in the car? >> You have to know that. That's why when I contacted the camera, I ran into S. I need to, but I wanted to freaking tell you someone to freaking watch out for. I got my between me and you cuz I know. So, I got my because of you pulling over Josh Donovan. >> I have no idea who Josh got. >> I think Cameron Scotty. I think Cameron pulled over. Who you who' you get? >> Josh Donovan. And I put my >> spell Josh Donovan, stop breaking the law. He don't really know. >> I know. And that's what Sorry. Oh, sorry. Friendly. >> Can you go take anything I do for >> So, >> I know, but I wanted to tell you the whole squat thing. >> The confusing story she told just made the cops more suspicious. Therefore, they decided to search her vehicle for illegal substances. Meanwhile, she had to continue with the sobriety tests, which were proving to be difficult. >> My head's tilted back. I'm going to take my hand. All right. >> All right. And this whole time I'm I'm guessing that or approximating the 30 seconds. Okay. You may begin whenever you're ready. >> All the way back. >> You go on your own. I'll let you restart. All right. You're going to go on red. Okay. You may have done this test. I'm going to have you stop. Okay. It's important that you close your eyes when you >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> Take it back. >> You guessed. You guessed. You guessed it. You guessed make the pass under 30 seconds. All right. >> All right. No problem. >> Yep. Keep going. Whenever you leave 30 seconds past, you just let me know. >> Oh, I just pardon 30 seconds. Sorry. >> You were supposed to let me know in 30 seconds. >> Samantha asked for a breathalyzer test. But when the officer suggested a blood test to screen for other substances, she got visibly agitated. And based on what they heard, the cops quickly made their minds up on how to proceed. >> Why are we doing drugs? Interesting. >> You've been harassing me since you died and everybody's >> just look that up. >> Richie, where's all >> for DFS? Right over there >> at the office. That's why it's like I'm I'm tired of bothering me. I'm so I'm like trying to keep >> and you don't like goddamn brush. I shouldn't have bought my over container. It was a mine, but I'm not a goddamn sitting over here like I'm a goddamn DWI. Take the son of her. It's like holy. >> I know. >> And you know, I was getting she was getting angry at me. She went hard. You kept asking. I'm like, Mike, get out of the car. >> Do me a favor. Just put your hand on your back. Okay. >> Why? Hold on. He's driving while suspended. Okay, >> we don't have to make this any harder than it is. All right. >> They were about to tow Samantha's car, and in the process, they were securing her personal belongings. As they did so, one of the cops noticed something tucked in her bra, and Samantha got very irritated. >> Hey, Samantha, what's tucked in your bra? Is that part of your bra or is there something [music] inside your on on my side? >> Get it out. But what is it? It's my sports bra and all this other stuff. >> What's all the other stuff that >> There's nothing in my bra besides my fake that you guys are obsessed with. >> Not even a little bit. Get those things for me. Okay. >> Uh but no, my paperwork that I have for like my license, stuff like that is in that little thing to just bump my stuff. That way I can verify. >> Okay, we'll get the phone and everything like that. Okay, have a seat for me. Watch your head. Samantha was taken to jail, but the cops still had to finally determine if she'd been driving under the influence. Down at the station, she continued sobriety test before appearing in court. >> You make it begin when you're ready. >> Is this terribly hard or the next one? >> You start with one. >> Yep. >> So, one, two, three, nine. You want me to shuffle? Right. Start left first. >> Begin again when you want me. >> 1,000. Below you 1,00 2 1,00 3 1,000 19 1,000 20 1,000. >> Okay, you stop. >> Okay, so we're going to go right around this corner and I do have to put you in this cell. Okay, so go ahead. And it's just right here to the right. Samantha was given a slew of charges, including unlawful use of a weapon while possessing a felony controlled substance, three counts of possession of a controlled substance, endangering the welfare of a child involving drugs, and delivery or possession of a controlled substance in a correctional facility. In risky situations, when time is of the essence, the cop's perfect timing can protect people's health and often their lives. If you want to see more videos like this one where cops defend the law, subscribe to our channel and stay tuned for every new release.