Wave to all your Dorian fans. Hey, hey, hands down, please. Not that way. Don't touch. Do not touch. >> Hey. Yeah, you work with Kayla, right? Hey, tell her she's a stupid. >> Shut up. Sit down. >> NOT GOING TO CHANGE. >> SIT DOWN, >> KAYLA. DUDE, it's so bad. Like, >> I don't. >> And now she's being issued. Teenagers are known for testing boundaries, but sometimes they push things way too far. Whether it's out of ignorance, arrogance, or just a really bad attitude, some of these kids have to learn the hard way that their actions have consequences. And when the law has to step in, they give these ignorant teenagers a lesson they won't soon forget. >> Hey, you're locking up on him right now. He's around a blind corner. >> Let me see your hands. Police. My hands are up. >> GET DOWN HERE RIGHT NOW. >> On the 9th of October 2024, the cops were dispatched to an apartment complex. Reportedly, there was a kickstreamer there who'd broken into an apartment and was then seen holding a knife next to an open door. Yes, you heard that right. The incredibly dumb teenager who was chronically online thought it might be a good idea to live stream a breakin. The caller is no longer landline, but we have the live stream pulled up. It does look like he's still walking through the apartment. >> All right. Can you tell what floor he's on? Cuz right now we're on the 7th looking up. >> Where's the caller? Who is the person that's calling? >> I don't know. They don't want to meet at all. So, this has a caller that's confusing. I'm hearing that right. is the caller was an caller that just saw it online and gave us the website. We are watching it live stream. [snorts] >> It appears he went down posly to the 11th floor, picked up a generator, now it's moving it back up stairs to the 12th floor with a generator and a gas can. >> All right. So, he doesn't know we're here. >> No. Just 4 days earlier, on the 5th of October, a state of emergency had been declared due to Hurricane Milton, which was about to make landfall. Due to the emergency, people had fled their homes temporarily, so they were right for the picking for looters. As the cops didn't know where the suspect was exactly, they cleared each floor one by one. >> All right, here's another staircase. Let's go up there. Fire these doors here. Copy. >> Give us a 103. Given the size of the complex, the officers broke into groups to cover more ground. It was still under construction, so throughout the empty units, there was a lot of equipment and appliances scattered around. >> Which directional you're at? >> We took the stairs on the north side. Do we know if these are like cuz he keeps changing levels. >> Okay. Are they for sure that he's on the 124? >> More units arrived, including a K-9 unit, and they reconvened in the parking garage. As they followed the live stream, they noticed the suspect on the sixth floor. So that's where all the units converged. >> Thank you. Stairwell two on floor six. So, we're entering the staircase to level down. >> And level six looks to have carpet. That no shall have a knife in his right hand. >> I think that's wrong. upstairs. He's trying to get through a locked door with a knife. >> Yeah, here's a shovel. >> With one unit approaching from the lower floors and another one approaching from above, the cops now had the suspect right where they wanted him. Once they came through that door, he'd have nowhere to go. >> Yeah, you're walking up on him right now. He's around a blind corner. Let me in your hands. Police. >> GET DOWN HERE RIGHT NOW. I'll you up. Get down. >> Get down. Put your phone down. >> On the ground. Down. >> I'm on the ground. I'm on the ground. >> Whoa. Whoa. >> Put your hands back. >> I'm cooperating. I'm >> Give me your hands. Give me your hands. Stop. >> I'm cooperating. Ow. >> Please, bro. I'm cooperating. >> What are you doing, dude? >> I was trying to, >> bro. I was just filming a YouTube video, bro. What the >> Do you live here? >> No. >> So, you're doing a YouTube video in a place you don't live >> with private units. >> Relax. Relax. >> I'm relaxed, bro. >> Considering he was dumb enough to live stream everything, thankfully, he was smart enough not to run from the cops or try to resist them. But that still didn't mean that he didn't have an arrogant teen attitude. >> You have anything else on you? Guns, knives, anything like that? >> I have a [ __ ] knife. Yes. >> Okay. Well, I I threw it. >> What the hell? >> Well, you're walking around a knife with your hand. >> Yeah. >> Like, what what do you think's going to happen? You think you were just people just going to walk by and like what's going on, dude? >> Something >> What? >> That's something over there. >> Right here. >> Yeah. >> It's in my pocket, bro. In my right pocket. >> All right. All right, we're going to roll you. Ah! Ow! >> Bro, >> stop moving. >> I'm Bro, I'm literally trying to really >> What are you, dude? >> What do you Oh my god. It's for >> It's for defense. I don't know. I never been in a hurricane. I don't know if you break into a construction building a YouTube video. Really? >> The door was open. I thought I was going to take cover. >> Really? >> Yes. I don't like what >> the suspect, 18-year-old Sha Shy, also known as Shuy, said he was taking advantage of the hurricane to explore the complex and live stream it to his audience and that was it. But the cops weren't buying his story as he was running around all dressed in black, carrying pepper spray as well as a knife. >> How do you shut this down? >> Just turn off the phone. >> Did we grab a wall up? >> No. No. Let me get a good look at you. All black on black on black with a knife. >> I had it for protection. I don't know where >> from what the storm. >> I hear there's looters and stuff. I don't know. I've never been in the hurricane down to the first floor. >> You guys think I was out here to harm people? >> Do you guys like I don't understand. What do you guys think I was doing? Hey, search your shoes and socks. >> Yeah. >> Sit down. >> Your shoes, right? >> Are these units that aren't like in use yet? >> Some are. Most of them are not. Like that top floor is all construction 11 and 12. >> Shuy claimed that he didn't mean any harm at all and didn't realize what he was doing was a big deal. What Shuy needed to understand was that during a hurricane, the looters come out of the woodwork, so the cops would be treating him like a looter until the evidence said otherwise. >> It doesn't matter if you didn't see anything in there, that does not belong to you. That is not your place. And let me tell you something. If I was a homeowner or I owned one of these places and I walked in and saw you sitting there, I'd have blown your head off. You're in Florida. This isn't Virginia. People down here own guns and they have right by law to protect their property with firearms. So, the danger in what you just did, you're 18 years old. You are way too young to come down here and get shot, especially during this time right now because our governor is not playing around. >> You didn't see the speech he gave this morning. You don't know what's on the other side of these doors in the state of Florida cuz you don't. >> I don't know. >> Okay. So, let this also be a lesson learned. >> Yeah. All right. I'll be back with you in a little bit. >> They charged the man with felony armed burglary and resisting without violence. For the second charge, he got a $1,000 bond. On July 27th, 2024, in De Moine, Washington, the cops were on patrol when a man flagged them down. The man had spotted his stolen truck in a McDonald's parking lot. [music] While the woman driving the vehicle went inside to use the restroom, the cops investigated the vehicle. The truck owner truck owner >> keys. >> Oh, key. Extra key. >> Oh, that's extra key. >> Yeah. >> You say it's unoccupied. >> Yeah. Open it. >> Okay, that's you. [music] So, whose car is this? That's also your car. >> Okay. >> Definitely nobody in here. >> Damage. >> She came out of the truck. >> Yeah. >> When the real owner's key opened the door to the truck, the cops were confident the man was telling the truth to them and that it really was his vehicle. After the owner told the cops he saw the woman go in McDonald's, they went inside to confront her. So, the black woman with the red and black wig she's in one of the bathrooms. [music] She's the one that came out of the truck, but we don't know. She's dragging enough to detain her, but we have enough to detain [music] her. That's about it. So far, I haven't clarified where we saw her driving. >> Police department, please come out of the bathroom. >> Hey, how you doing? Come on out. Come on out. >> Come on out. You're in the >> stolen stolen. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm confused, y'all. >> Relax. Relax. >> Take a deep breath. Stop. >> We'll talk. Okay. >> Please stop. Stop around. >> I'm not around. >> The woman really needed to relax. Like the officer said, she wasn't under arrest. They were simply detaining her while they conducted the investigation. They took her back to the parking lot where she was questioned and searched. >> So, what am I being arrested for? >> You're in a stolen vehicle now. >> I didn't It's my cousin, though. I >> Okay. Well, that's a that's a bummer. Your cousin's using a stolen vehicle. >> How is that my fault? I didn't know. >> That's not up to >> unaware. >> Okay. And what is it that you believe being unaware will do in this circumstance? You were in a stolen car. out. >> Cool. >> So, I'm confused. >> Okay. There's nothing to be confused about. You were in a stolen vehicle. You've been asked to identify yourself. You've identified yourself as India Benson. No date of birth. If you continue to fail to identify yourself when required by law enforcement, you may be issued an additional charge and arrested solely on that. >> She told the cops her name was India Benson. But the cops had a hunch she was lying to them because she didn't have ID to back it up. Thankfully, the cops had a way of finding out who she was. Well, it's going to read your fingerprints. >> So, just relax and relax. >> You have to identify. You're under arrest. >> Ma'am, if you fail to participate in this process again, we'll just book you as Jane Doe and you'll go to jail on the new charge of obstruction. >> I just told you. What do you mean? All right, inside the car. Get the audio video recorded. Just pull her through. Let's go. >> Here we go. >> The cops tried to fingerprint the woman, but she did everything in her power to avoid it. In the meantime, they'd have to book the woman as a Jane Doe. It was still unclear how she got the keys to the stolen vehicle. So, the cops interviewed the owner. >> Okay. So, do you know how she got your keys? >> The key was uh I'm a truck driver. I'm just move this truck to a little bit and I'm just parked my truck. She she or another person. I didn't know. >> You didn't see him? >> Yeah. Took the my truck to run. >> Okay. >> It was yesterday actually. >> Yesterday night around the >> He parked his truck like in front of the the 3 like 3:00 in the morning this morning. >> Uh what time was supposed to go? >> 10:00. >> 10:00 last night. >> Last night. Yeah. >> Okay. >> And then you know what we did is like we turn our truck and take off the truck, the big truck, take off the engine off or something. Then until then the truck got warm. So that's why he turned off the truck and left the key inside. But by the time he went to his truck, she took off. >> I gotcha. So sir, >> he didn't give any permission or neither keys. The kids from inside turn on the truck. But she jumped in. She know the truck. shot me again. >> The owner told the cops that he didn't want to press charges. He just wanted to get his truck back. Shortly after, the cops took a look at security footage from McDonald's. From what they saw in the video tape, it was clear the woman had been driving the stolen truck. >> Oh, there she is right there. >> Oh, she just came to >> Hey, uh, I just got her. It's her in the car. She drove it here and she exited. So, they want [music] a new PSV. >> Here's the deal. >> No, I know. And that and that's my cousin's car. What are they doing? Well, it's not your cousin's car. >> How are you going to tell me? He just bought that. There's no cars. There's no nothing on them cuz we NEVER GOT TO PUT IT ON. HOW ARE YOU GOING TO TELL ME? I like, bro, I literally took his car cuz I just got out of jail. I need a car. He let me use his car. He told me, "Okay, stay here. I'm going to get the license plate. I'm going to meet you somewhere." How are you going to tell me? >> Like, what? >> Okay. Well, we explained to you that the car was stolen. We asked you to give your name and then you didn't. And then you started kicking us. >> Who was it stolen from? >> It doesn't matter. >> My cousin literally bought that. He just spent $15 on that. What are you talking about? >> Well, that's a bummer for him, like I said. >> So, why are they saying that's their car? >> Well, they have the legal documentation to prove it's their car. >> HOW? >> Here's a thought. If her cousin had legally bought the vehicle and the woman had just borrowed it from her, why would she give the cops a fake name? And in a bizarre turn of events, she was saying the real owners of the vehicle were lying to police. How she was going to prove that was anyone's guess. >> Oh my god. HOW ARE YOU GOING TO TELL ME? I LITERALLY SEEN HIM WITH THE cash money. What? >> Like have those people come talk to me? Who are those? I've never seen them a day in my life. A day in my life. TELL THEM TO COME talk to me. If you're going to lock me UP TO JAIL, THEN OBVIOUSLY THEY DID IT, RIGHT? Like what the like y'all believe in some from regular African for no reason. What the like what the actual No, it don't even make no sense. Like what the Bro, no. Get out of here, bro. I mean, y'all want to wait until my cousin pulls up? He's supposed to come here in an hour, bro. Like the last time I checked it was an hour and 15 minutes. It should be hour now. He'll come with all the papers, all the documents, everything. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? WHAT ARE youing talking about, bro? Bro, [screaming] becoming a lawyer. What the like you are so weird, [ __ ] Oh my god, bro. Oh my god. LOOK, SHOW TELL THAT GUY TO show me the proof that's his car. If you're going to arrest me, tell him to show the proof that's his car. That's the only way you can arrest me of taking a position to a vehicle that's not his. Trust me, I know the law. I know the law. Like what? This is This is literally you're you're attaining me for no absolute reason. There's no like what proof he has. That's his car. I want to see the proof. If there's proof, I want to SEE THE PROOF. LIKE you have to show in the corner lot. Anyways, I'm going to say where is the proof? There is no proof. No proof. I will leave with that car still in possession. I will leave with that car still in possession. >> She could whine and scream all she wanted from the back of the squad car, but it wasn't going to do her any good. The evidence was stacked against her, and she knew she'd been caught red-handed. >> And we're just going to give him the keys like that. Um, no, you can't do that. cuz that's my cousin's car. So now they're off. And then again, we're going to file some [ __ ] against you cuz you JUST GAVE A 15,000 CARD TO A STRANGER FOR FREE. And becoming a lawyer, too. I'm my mama, bro. What's your number, bro? I remember you're a redhead. I remember faces, bro. I remember faces. I swear to God, bro. Like, I swear to God, you guys are going to look so dumb. And the way you're touching my all up on me. Yep. All of them. Y'ALL DON'T KNOW. ALL YOU COPS are getting fired solely and slowly. All you cops are getting fired slowly slowly. You are going to be next. you were going to be fired next. >> The suspect, later identified as Leila Hassan, was charged with obstruction of justice, falsifying information to law enforcement, assault on an officer, and possession of a stolen motor vehicle. On the 1st of April, 2025 at Orlando International Airport, the cops were called due to an intoxicated man causing a disturbance at one of the gates. >> Hey, sir. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> What's going on today? >> Um, I'm going on to my flight towards and this is my like >> 181. I'm 97. >> I I'm about to board my flight. >> Okay. Where are you trying to fly to? Uh uh Dallas. >> Dallas. >> Dallas. >> You live in New York. You're going to Dallas? >> Um I live in New York. I just >> flight in uh >> Orlando. >> Okay. So, you came down here for vacation, but you're going to Dallas? >> It It was in the same day. >> Okay. >> The man appeared to be under the influence, and it was most likely alcohol. It's common, of course, for nervous flyers to have a few drinks, but overdoing things and making others feel uncomfortable was a surefire way to ensure that he wouldn't be flying. >> What's going on today? >> I >> drank too much. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Excuse me, man. Sorry. >> Is that yours? >> You're good. I just need I just need one of these real quick. Thank you so much. >> Excuse me, sir. restaurant. >> Come on, sir. Get in the chair. >> No, you can't. >> Yeah, we got stumbling on. >> Yeah, you follow that to happen. Yeah. >> Yeah. We're not going to hold that. Hold that bag. Just >> do me a favor. Just keep your hands and arms in there. Right. It's going to be a fast and fun ride. >> Yikes. There's nothing more embarrassing than getting wheeled through an airport surrounded by a half a dozen cops. But you had to give the guy credit as he was doing his best to make the most of it. >> Wave to all your dor fan. Hey, hands down, please. Not that way. >> Don't touch. Do not touch. >> Do not touch. >> No, you don't touch. >> See this [ __ ] I I have to make it quiet. >> They're not going to allow you on it. >> I'll bring the flight. >> The doors are now closing. Okay, Ian, we got to be realistic. You're not getting on any flight right now. You're too drunk, right? So, we got to come up with a plan B. Are you Are you from Orlando? >> No, I am no residence over here. I got to fly. >> Where did you come from? Is this a connecting flight? No, no, it's it's messed up and I got a fly. >> So, you got what >> stop and follow the signage >> and other ground transportation options are located on level. >> No, we're not going to be with you. >> You're either going to sit in the chair out here and be quiet or you're going to be >> kicked out of the airport. Even though the suspect here, Ian, was having some fun, the cops weren't playing around. After a quick journey, they arrived with a man at the connecting terminal. And that's when things took a turn for the worse. >> Turn your feet around. >> Pick up your feet. Be an adult. >> Put them on the little foot bar. >> Stop being a child. Watch them. Watch them. Gate link to gates through 29. >> Doors are now closing. >> Yeah. Whenever you're ready. >> All right. Uh, one more on the arm. >> Was the legs? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Hey man, walk. >> If you thought getting wheeled through an airport was bad enough, just imagine getting dragged. But unfortunately for this guy, he had nobody to blame but himself. If he'd simply cooperated, he'd still be getting chauffeered around in a comfortable chair. >> Sir, stop resisting. Continue walking. >> Get your feet underneath you. >> Get your feet underneath you. Put him in the car. >> Walk through. >> Walk through. Walk all the way through. >> Here. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We're here. Get him out of here. >> Hey, stand up. >> Here's my >> No, dude. There. Wait. Wait. >> Wait for a second. >> Put I'll do this. >> Hold that. >> Um, stop moving. >> Yeah. Stop moving. >> Stop moving, >> sir. Stop resisting. Stop moving around. Stay right there. >> You're >> Stay right there. Do not move. >> Do not move. >> Pull up his truck. >> Stand up, sir. Stand up. >> Stand up on both legs. And we can >> stand up. >> The cops had to search the man, but he was not going to make it easy for them. He was so drunk he could barely stand on his two feet. It wasn't long before the cops lost their patience. >> Sir, you look at me right now. Um, >> no. I I I will not. >> Um, sir, sir, sir, I'm sir. Sir, >> what are you doing? >> I'm stand up. >> No, I >> get in the car. What are you doing? >> I I have my social security number and my I'm sorry. Like, I'll destroy you. >> That's him. >> That is 100% him. >> Slow down. >> Relax. Relax. >> Put him in >> that. >> Okay, bud. >> Hold on. >> Is he Is he bucking on me? >> Yeah. >> All right. No problem. >> For his outburst, he'd be getting an additional charge, probably resisting arrest with violence. And while he wasn't going to like it, the cops had to ensure that he wouldn't be able to kick them again. >> Hold that into your knee. >> There you go. Stop resisting. >> Yeah. >> Stop resisting here. I can feel you're pulling up against us. Yep. Thank you very much. >> Come back here. Okay. Come up. Easy. Easy. Come up on his legs. Come up off his legs. Come up off his legs. He's good. >> This was right. >> Daddy. >> Oh, yes. Down. >> He's hobbled. >> Well, it could have been worse. At least they hobbled the man right outside the cruiser and not inside the terminal. Because if they'd done it inside, they'd have to wheel the man past the onlookers looking like Hannibal Lecter. >> Come here. >> Like I'm pulling your >> all the way up. >> There you go. >> Go back. >> It's more [clears throat] go. No, >> I'm going to give you one. >> There's something there left out there. >> Let go my leg. >> Don't go my leg. You're going to get hit. >> Yeah, you're going to get hit. >> Pipe you in the face. >> Back over there. >> You're You're awful cop. >> Come on. Sit up, bud. on you. >> Sit up. >> Come on in. >> No. You I want any other guy. >> Sit up, man. >> Even though they hobbled the man, trying to get him in the right position so they could transport him to the station was more difficult than they expected. Eventually though, with some maneuvering and some luck, they got him right where they wanted him. >> You sit up. units of gate links that are going to one are currently operational out there. >> Slide him sideways. >> Sorry. >> Just slide him in. >> Slide in nice and gentle. >> Right now that he's on his side, put him on his side. Put him on his side so he's not faced down. >> There we go. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. There you go. >> Good job, Ian. >> Doing good, bud. >> Get your feet in. >> Okay. You >> Yeah. No, no, no. Not today. Put your feet in. >> Okay. >> No. I I want my feet. >> I close your door. Close that door. Close the door. >> Okay. Okay. >> Put your feet in. >> Okay. Good. >> Sorry, brother. I can't. >> I No. No. Sir. Sir, brother. >> I can't. I cannot. I cannot. No matter what. >> Go. >> I cannot >> I cannot just pull him back. >> He's back. >> Pull him back. >> They charged the man with disorderly intoxication and resisting without violence. As far as Ian went, he seemed like a nice kid who just drank too much, unlike our next suspect who was far from nice. On July 27th, 2025, the cops were dispatched to a Cracker Barrel after reports of a domestic dispute. When the officers arrived, they found the couple who'd allegedly been fighting sitting in their vehicle in the parking lot. >> Hey, what's going on, guys? How are you? >> Hey, we got a 911 call. Just wanted to check and make sure. >> Okay. >> What the She's upset. >> What the [ __ ] >> What the Just open my door like that. >> Listen, man. Chill out. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah, I am serious. >> How the is going to open my door like that? >> Because I told you I need you to talk to you. Sure. Step out. >> All right. >> What's going on, dude? >> What's up, bro? >> Stop. >> STOP. WHAT? I COULD TALK. >> I can talk. >> Not when my partner's interviewing. >> I don't give a He can interview NO MATTER WHAT. I COULD TALK. What you going to do, bro? The you going to do? >> Calm down. >> You going to do, bro? >> Calm down, bro. >> I am calm. The [ __ ] you going to do? >> Yeah. All right. >> Like, what's up? You're not interviewing [ __ ] Hey, y'all just standing in my face like, "What's up?" >> Due to the man's combative attitude, the investigation was off to a very bad start. He was more concerned about being a tough guy than answering questions. He could take it in that direction, of course, but if he kept things up, things were not going to end well for him. [music] >> Hey, there's like actual crimes and y'all just here like, "What's up, bro? Useless." >> We have to investigate. >> Okay, investigate. >> That's what we're looking for. >> Investigate. You're just staring at me. >> You're not doing me out. I don't want to hear nothing from you, man. >> Okay. Well, uh, you're toned out. I can't hear. Stop. What? Stop. I'm not going. I'm not moving. >> I HAVEN'T MOVED. HAVE I MOVED? >> NO, I didn't. I'm in the same spot, dumb. Are you >> Keep up with your attitude. You're going to end up in handcuffs. >> Oh my god. >> You're going to end up detained. >> Oh my god. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Just letting you know. >> Oh my god. >> Just letting you know. >> Oh my god. >> So, we got a 911 call. >> We got a 911 call. We have to respond to figure out what's going on. Okay, >> so that's why we're here. >> Whether the man liked it or not, law enforcement takes domestic violence calls very seriously. They had every right, of course, to question the man. And if he wanted to play games with them, he was going to have to pay a price. >> ID or anything like that? >> I have nothing. >> Okay. No identification. >> Okay. Can you give me your name? >> No, I don't know my name. >> Okay, put your hands behind your back now. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Stupid. Look what you did, dumb. Just so you know, >> until you give us your name, you're >> I don't know my name. I DON'T KNOW MY NAME. >> I DON'T KNOW MY NAME. I DON'T KNOW MY NAME, BRO. >> Carry me. It's not changing [ __ ] Go ahead. I'm letting you carry me. >> Yeah, that's cool, bro. You're such a big tough guy when I'm in you. >> Okay, >> go ahead, gang. Goofy. >> Just so you know, let's go. I'll be avoided if you give us your name. >> No, I don't know my name, gang. Okay. Well, then you're going to go get fingerprinted to find out your name. >> That's fine. That's fine. Okay. I give YOU MY NAME. >> WOW. Look at that. >> Tough guy now wants to give us his name, Marco. >> Oh, okay. No, no problem, bro. No problem. >> Even if he gave the officers his name, they'd still have to fingerprint him to make sure he was telling the truth. After searching the man, the cops still had a few more questions for him before they put him in a squad car. >> We can do this, >> dude. Dumb it. as like sex up. >> If you call 911, >> I don't call 911. Y'all are useless. Y'all are useless. >> Okay. And what's going to happen when y'all leave? Nothing. >> We got to figure out what's going on. Why she called? >> Nothing, bro. She didn't call for no reason cuz she's a stupid figure out that that might be true. >> Okay. And that's fine. Yo, it's still not going to change nothing at the end of the day. Y'all not on, bro. I already been in jail. Y'all not changing [ __ ] bro. If I wanted to do something, I would, bro. Y'all not going to do nothing. >> He eventually identified himself as Abraham. Based on how he talked about his girlfriend, Kayla, it sounds like she made the right decision by calling police. The man was completely unhinged. So, if he did something terrible to her before the cops arrived, it wouldn't have been a shock. >> Hey, you work with Kayla, right? Hey, tell her she's a stupid >> Shut up and sit down. >> NOT GOING TO CHANGE. >> SIT DOWN. >> Shut up. >> Yeah, let him let him on. >> Let him off. [ __ ] >> All right. What's going on this morning? >> He was going to drop me off at work when he started getting very aggressive and I just want him to get off my car. >> Okay. Tell me, did he hit you? Did he strike you? What was it? >> He just threw water at me. That's why I'm wet. >> He threw what at you? >> Water at me. What's your what's your relationship with him? >> He's my boyfriend, but I've been helping him out with Brian because he doesn't have a car and I just don't want him around because he can't come down. >> Tell me a warrant. What's up with him right now? >> He used to >> protection order with my parents. They didn't want me around him, but I didn't listen. >> Were you Were you on the protection order? So, she already had a protective order against him and she definitely should have listened to her parents. It was obvious the man was bad news and he had nothing going for him. She really needed to leave the guy and never looked back. >> We're going to hook him for domestic. He claims that he threw water on her. She's she's soaked. It's all over the inside of the car. So, he got a >> They got domestic on him, too. So, here's here's what's going to happen at this point. Okay, he's under arrest or not want to identify himself. Um, also, he can't he can't throw stuff at you. Okay. It's obvious to me that he threw water on you. You're soaking wet. It's all over the inside of your car. Okay. Um, so he's going to get arrested today for obstructing and he's also going to get uh charged for domestic battery. I understand you may or may want not want that to happen. We are obligated to charge that if we can prove it, which we can't. Okay. All right. No, that's okay. It's We're just doing our We're here to help you. All right. So, here's what I want to ask you. Do you need anything from us? Do you >> I just don't want him to come near my house cuz I know if he gets let out, he's going to come in for me. So, I just don't want to hear my order of protection or help you obtain one. >> So, she said her parents used to have one against him. >> Okay. >> Um, go with my parents to the police station. Can I do it now? >> So, we have we have social services. You don't have to take this one, buddy. >> I got it. >> You don't have to take this one. >> I want it. >> You couldn't help but feel sorry for the woman. Understandably, she was scared that when he got out of jail, he'd come straight to her house. After all, there was no telling what a guy as unhinged as Abraham might do. >> We have social services on Sundays that 95. >> He is not going to be let out until you should be able to get one by then. >> Would you want some help from our social services? the thing like you always want to help them change them and then >> can you do me a favor base and see who the victims in that last domestic arrest were physically or something like that he threw out of nature >> which obviously this is very insulting especially in your place of business. Okay. >> The cops were clearly concerned about the woman and after giving her a list of services they had a few more questions. Once that was done, they could take the man to a jail cell where he belonged. >> Did he get arrested for hitting you before or is that somebody else? >> No, he he never got arrested. >> No. Okay. >> I think that that he did, but I he didn't he didn't like pay his >> Were you guys just out of curiosity, is somebody staying over here? No, he he drove over there so they couldn't see him yelling at me. But he dropped me off and that's when I was able to call the cops cuz I was like >> Yeah. Did he freak out when he saw me turn around? Is that what escalated it? >> Okay. >> Initially it was just cuz you were scared and then he got upset cuz you called the police. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did he ever try to stop you from calling the police? >> Um cuz he dropped me off but I was like I'm not going to go to work like this. So, I walked out of work and I tried calling the police and I just said I was the only thing I was able to get out is when I worked I wasn't able to >> he never like told you don't call the police or try to take your phone or anything like that when you called. >> Okay. >> So, we're going to give you this. Okay. Um, this is my partner's right there. His name is Officer Deasqual. This is your report number. Okay. You have a smartphone. You have like an iPhone something. Okay. So, this this back is a QR code. I You probably know how those work. You're young. Um, there's this has all the information for our social services and stuff like that. Okay. They charged the man with domestic violence and resisting arrest. On the 4th of February 2024 in Grants, New Mexico, the cops got a call from a 19-year-old woman. She told the cops that she and her friend had been kicked out of her house after fighting with her mother. And when the officers got there, things were cordial at first, but when the woman got combative with the officers, things got out of control. >> Call us. >> So, tonight um we were kind of drinking, but not really. Right now I'm trying to look for my friend and her boyfriend which is Matthew Hudson and then Johanna Martinez and they were just recently just here. >> Okay. So you call us cuz you can't find your friends. >> Kind of basically. Yeah. >> How much have you had to drink? >> I'm going to go make sure that it's not this one that's sitting in the lobby. >> She said her mom's in 207. >> My mom's in 207. And then there's my friend. She's um she's kind of like right here. And then she's going to be um New Mexicans. >> We're all New Mexican. >> We all live here. >> Indian. Mexican Indian. So she's Native American. >> There you go. Gray colored sweater and a black right there. >> I believe your friends around the corner then. >> Yeah. Well, yeah. We all had an argument earlier. My mom, she all told us to leave. So, >> okay. Do any of you guys live here? >> No. >> Then leaving is what you need to do. >> So, there was really no problem at all. She and her friend had argued with her mother and now the cops were asking her to leave, but unfortunately, she wanted to turn nothing into something. >> Do you have somewhere you're going to or >> nothing? >> Okay. So, how did you guys end up? Why did you come here? >> Why is she laughing about me, though? >> Just You're talking to me. Why are you >> I feel more comfortable talking to you. >> Well, I'm the cop, so you called us. So, that's how we're gonna handle this. Okay. >> That's really racist, though. >> It's not racist. There's nothing here has anything to do with race. You called us. You're definitely intoxicated. >> I did call, but like what what that cop is making me feel is racist. >> Okay. >> I don't feel comfortable talking to him at all. >> He's not here. You're talking to me. >> Trespassing. You should always live here. >> You don't live here. I could leave you. >> Okay, that gate's locked. So, you got to go this way. I will tell you one time that gate's locked. >> If you can help me follow my friend this way, >> he's sec property security here. He said he wants you trespass. Take rocks. >> Well, can you follow my friends with me? >> I will. My other officers are dealing with them. I'm dealing with you. I'm not here to round up your friends for you. You guys are all drunk doing whatever going on here, fighting, arguing, whatever. You need to leave. What's your name? >> So, you want me to leave? >> I'm telling you to leave. I want you to leave. I need your name first. That is a lawful order. If you refuse to give me your name, you will be arrested. What is your name? >> It's going to be Andrea Brown. >> Andrea Brown. >> The officer had to get the woman's name from her because the building manager wanted her trespassed. Shortly after, the woman's friend, Joanna Martinez, arrived on scene. When the two girls decided they wanted to mouth off to the officers, that's when things went from bad to worse. >> This is your friend? >> This is your friend? >> Oh my god. Yes, it is. >> Kick rocks. We deal with you again, you're going to jail, >> bro. Oh yeah, >> that's >> just the fact that I >> touch your mouth >> and walk. >> I had act like he >> First of all, >> go >> walk. >> Last time I'm telling you. Take off walking or you're going to jail. >> Take off walking. You're going to jail. >> I'm the sergeant. You're under arrest for shocker disorderly. >> Go. >> No, you are. >> Go. I'm not >> Bro, you know you're back. >> No, I'm not. >> No, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay, >> you got it. >> Teenagers nowadays are way too lippy. The cops gave the girls multiple warnings to just walk away. However, they decided to drag their feet and swear at the cops instead so they'd have to face the consequences. >> Stand up. >> Dwayne, you couldn't have got me too early. Dwayne. [screaming] Dwayne. Dwayne. Dwayne. DWAYNE. >> SHUT UP. >> UP, DUDE. You stick my shoe disrespectful. >> Fix your sho. >> Let's go. >> Literally, I'm the one to warn you. [ __ ] him. >> Don't pull away. Cut it out. >> Dude, stupid. >> Do you have any anything on you and pug me, stick me, or cut me? >> I wish I did. >> Yeah, that's right. >> I wish. >> Both the women were drunk beyond belief. As a result, before taking them to jail, they first had to go to the hospital to get a checkup. And let's just say that it went about as well as you'd expect. >> Get off my hand. >> Stop it. >> All right. I don't know how the >> say that. >> I'm trying to stop. >> I'm telling you. Only you. Not even this [ __ ] right here. >> Stop yelling at me. >> All right. I don't mean to yell, but your voice. LET ME GO. LET ME GO. >> SHUT YOUR MOUTH. [ __ ] Shut your mouth. You weird ass cop. You know how to be A COP OR WHAT? >> DO YOU know how to act like an adult? I guess not. >> You know how to ACT LIKE A COP? You're [ __ ] be so weird. You're being a weirdo, man. That's just weird. I'm not the only one tripping about it. For real. >> I think you are. >> Literally weirdo. I rather trust this with my life than him. You get away from Get away from me. Get away from me. >> Joanna was acting like an absolute lunatic. If she would have just sat there quietly and let the nurses do their jobs, she would have been out of there in minutes. But if you thought she was drunk, Andrea was even worse. >> Well, you didn't hit your head. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Oh, I'm sorry. Now, yes, I am laughing at you. >> Now you you you make me laugh. Oh, that hurt. >> I know. I know. >> Oh, why did you guys have to do this though? >> Why do you fight with your mom? >> Why do you have to butt in my business anyways? Literally, just my mom. My mom would act fake. She can act fake and she don't care about me. Literally, you don't [ __ ] care about me or care about me not. Literally, I [ __ ] find my own way to live. Oh, I want to calm down with my friend. I want to calm down with her. >> She'd get a chance to calm down with her friend. All right. But it would have to be in jail. After being cleared by the nursing staff, they were taken to the police station in separate vehicles to be processed further. >> We're leaving. >> No. Like, come on. >> Oh my god. It's getting Mommy go. >> NO. >> All right. Hold the up. You're so excited to put me in it, aren't you? >> Get in, man. >> I hope you like the felony. We're out of here. >> Thank you. >> Careful. >> Take her on a ride along. >> Where's my dog? >> You did have a dog. >> She didn't move. >> You didn't all time we were talking to you. No dog. >> No dog. There's a line. >> I'm not lying. I want to be lying about a dog. >> Scouts honor. >> No dog. No dog. >> My heart open to die. >> Um needle in my eye. [laughter] >> Wait, wait, wait. Excuse me. But like, can you guys go check with my dogs and my mom? >> I I will go drive around and look for your dog. >> Andrea was drunk like we said, but at least she had more manners than her friend. If they had just followed the cop's orders in the first place, they could have avoided all this trouble. Hopefully, it would be a learning experience for both of them. >> Oh, look. They're all waiting for me like weirdos. >> That's cuz your friend was fighting everybody. >> That's because see >> you don't fight. They don't got to be here >> all the way in or here. >> That's their rule. >> You got to wait for a nurse. >> Your rule. My go. >> They were both charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, battery on an officer, underage consumption of alcohol, and obstruction. Ultimately, the charges were later dismissed in court by prosecutors. On the 5th of October 2024, an officer tried to stop a minibike, but the rider sped off. Thankfully, a security camera caught the rider's face. The officers shared the image with the staff at Hartford High School and two employees said the person looked like a former student. When the cops caught up with him and tried to stop him, the suspect flipped him off and fled. >> Hey, stop. >> I got you. >> Yeah. >> That's your freedom of speech, dude. >> 610 coming. I got him over here. >> My bike in. >> Okay, I'm just going to put you in handcuffs right now. Okay. >> For what, dude? No, you're not. I didn't do anything. >> Oh, you're being detained at the moment. >> [ __ ] you off. >> You're being detained at the moment. Okay. >> Can I grab my bike? Yeah, we'll get your bike in a second. >> Okay. It's not >> paint brake clean or whatever. >> 610 other units were north main and settlement. >> I don't like standing. >> Yep. That's fine. >> Can you let go, man? >> No, I'm not going to let go cuz I don't want you to run. >> I'm not going to run, dude. You can't do anything. >> I know. I don't want you to run. Okay. >> All right. Why don't we walk out here? We'll come back for it, buddy. We're just going to stand right here. >> No, we're going to come back to your bike. >> We don't need to do anything, dude. >> Yeah, >> bro. Freedom of speech. I can flip anybody off I want. >> Yeah, I don't think that's the problem here, though. >> What's the problem? >> We'll explain it to you. >> The suspect, Nemana, was about to find out that he wasn't being detained because he flipped them off. They were detaining the young man because the day before they tried to pull the man over and he sped off. >> I didn't do anything, dude. >> They're just teeth. What's this? >> It's tea. You suck on that. I'm flawless, baby. >> Flawless. >> Yeah, I get you littering, dude. >> I'm flawless. There's nothing wrong with me. I work at just going for a bike ride, dude. Anyway, the charger. All good, dude. I'm chilling, dude. It's my phone. Babe, got CBD. Got it from the alcohol. So over there. >> Okay, we'll test it. >> I'm not arrested. I didn't even fire. Didn't do nothing wrong, buddy. Freedom of speech. >> If your uh is your house, I guess we can just get your bike back to your house. So, we'll put it in the driveway. You want us to do that? >> You could just leave it there. >> Is that your house right there? >> Oh, in the backyard. >> Over there. >> Okay. Well, we'll leave. If you want the bike there, we'll just leave it there. >> Okay. >> He still thought they were detaining him because he'd given him the finger. Little did Nemana know, he was in for a really big surprise. Before they questioned the man, they read him his rights. >> Okay. With those rights in mind, do you want to talk to me? >> Not right now, sir. >> Okay. Right. Then I'll tell you what you're under arrest for. You are under arrest for fleeing looting an officer >> and obstruction >> obstruction and resistance. >> No. >> What do you mean don't? >> You can't ask any questions about it. So you have to talk to the have to talk to the judge about it. >> Okay. >> But how long am I arrested for? Am I even going >> You'll see a judge on Monday. >> Yeah. >> What? Dude, I'm going to jail. Dude, >> I'll tell you this, okay? Cuz you're being cooperative now. Okay, it's it's for yesterday's incident. >> They left Amana in the back of the squad car to think things over. He absolutely had the right to remain silent, but you could tell while he sat there that he had plenty of questions. >> I'll explain this to you and then I'll check the cuffs. Okay. All right. Just cuz I didn't check them. All right. So, I'll explain. You got two municipal citations. So two of them two of them are for in municipal court. So city court. >> Okay. The first one is for non-registration of other vehicle cuz it is a motorized vehicle. >> But if it's under 50cc doesn't need to be registered. >> You can't operate on the roadway. >> Exactly. >> And you operate it on the roadway. Okay. Yesterday's incident. >> Reckless endangering safety. [screaming] That's because you almost hit someone on the sidewalk. I have camera footage of that. Okay. Same court date for these two. It's going to be November 19th, 2024 at 1:30 p.m. It's not required that you go, but I would suggest you do. >> 900 >> $923. Correct. >> And then this one's $187. >> Okay. >> Those ones can just be paid, but this one is a felony citation. Okay. >> That's on my record forever. >> That's why you're going to jail. >> Is that on my If I Wait, I can get this taken off. >> This will be on your criminal record >> forever >> if you're convicted. Yeah. You're not convicted right now. You're just under arrest for it. >> Okay. He didn't admit to running from the cops the day before, but he also didn't deny it. As a matter of fact, he didn't even try to deny it was him, which was a refreshing change from what most criminals do. >> All this stuff is subject to change. That's why there's a sticker on. Okay, sure. >> You're going to jail. You're going to see a judge on Monday. Probably probably >> probably in the morning or early afternoon, maybe late afternoon. Mondays is kind of a course of peace. Sometimes >> you got arrested on a Saturday, so you'll be in the >> in the rotation. Maybe not one of the first ones. Maybe like a Friday night will be first, but you're I mean it's about noon on a Saturday, depending on how many people got arrested in the county. You're in that line somewhere. Okay. >> He was facing some serious charges, but he had no one to blame but himself. It was a really dumb move to run from the cops and the cops made sure he knew it. In addition, one of the officers gave him some advice. >> I'll tell you this, if you would have pulled over yesterday, probably would have got a warning if you were cool. >> I'm serious. I am what I don't write people tickets for that kind of stuff. All right. So, pull over next time, man. You pulled over all the other times officers pulled you over. >> It's a little bit of advice for you. Okay. Just pull over and even if you do get a ticket, it would have it probably would have been less than $100. I think it's $97. Try to look at me. It's not the greatest angle. All right. Since we're not booking you and because you're wearing the same shorts. >> What What shoes are you wearing? Different. >> My Vans. >> Okay. >> Like we said before, it was a really dumb idea to run from police. He now faced a criminal record and about $1,000 in fines for his foolish decision. However, he was potentially facing some other charges. >> I'm going to tell you this, okay? I'm going to take this back to the police department and I'm going to test it for THC. Okay? If it >> apparently it says like THC or something. >> Okay. But here I'll explain this. Let me finish. If it tests negative, it gets held for safekeeping and you can come to the police department and pick it up. >> If it if it tests positive, if it tests positive, then I get I write you another ticket for for THC. There's residue, man. I'll test the residue. Okay. I wanted to let you know this girl or what? >> Yeah. Yeah. We're almost there. What do you like? You like Alice and Chains? >> Not a jelly roll. Look at this. >> You know what would be wrong with my bike? Did I clean the carb out? I took everything out. I cleaned it off. >> Do would I know what's wrong with it? >> Huh? >> You asking if I know what's wrong with it? >> Yeah. My dad, dude, he put it in he put in freaking 93. You're only supposed to put in 8 83. >> Sounds like Sounds like karma, right? >> What? >> Sounds like karma. >> They arrested Nemana and he was later found guilty of fleeing or eluding. He was sentenced to 4 months in jail followed by 2 years probation. On July 17th, 2025 in Washington, the cops got a call about a fist fight in a park. There were three women involved in the fight and one of the women who may have been intoxicated drove off in a silver Hyundai. The cops started searching the area and they eventually found the vehicle which had crashed through a fence at a nearby home. >> I'm sorry. I have really bad anxiety. I don't know where I'm at. I have literally like I don't know where I'm at. >> You don't know where you're at? >> No, I have really bad anxiety. I came here to hang out with a guy in Tacoma and I can't I don't know where I'm at and I like have really bad anxiety. >> Okay. >> I have really bad anxiety >> and I have a panic attack. >> Okay. [laughter] >> No, because it's really bad and nobody is listening to me. >> No, I got you. So what? >> So many people have not been listening. >> So what? >> I'm trying to go home and nobody's listening. I'm trying to go home. >> I hear you. >> I live in >> You You don't live in You live in >> I'm going TO GO HOME. I LIVE in But I live in Seattle. I'm literally at home out here. I don't know where. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> With the help of the officer, the suspect here, Keelani, was able to find her driver's license. Although she claims she didn't know where she was or what led up to the accident, it seemed like the woman had a very selective memory. >> What happened at the waterfront park? You had other people. >> I got into a fist fight. I left. >> You got >> I got into a fist fight. I left. >> Why were you fist fighting? >> Because they fist bought me and set me up. My baby dies crazy. >> Okay. I got >> No, MY BABY DIES. >> OKAY, [laughter] I'm I hear you. >> No. >> Do you want to keep looking for the registration? >> No, because Why is he doing this? >> Do you have shoes? >> Do you want me to take my shoes off? >> You You're not wearing any shoes. >> Is there a problem? >> I'm asking if you have shoes. Do you want me to turn this off? >> You're not wearing any shoes. How much have you had to drink last night? >> Because you're operating a motor vehicle. I want to make sure you're okay to drive a motor vehicle, >> actually. >> Well, you got here somehow, right? >> Was you? So, you weren't just sitting in the driver's seat. >> No, that's weird. You know what's crazy is my cameras are >> You want to know what's crazy is you're lying because everything that happened before that, you're lying. >> Oh, okay. >> Kehani was completely out of it. Even if her life depended on it, she still couldn't string two sentences together. While the officer was polite with her and more than cordial, she wasn't showing the same respect towards him. >> I have to pee. >> I didn't argue about this anymore. Where can I urinate? >> Sorry, but where can I really badly? Where can I go when it's just >> um nowhere around here? Can I go in and like like right here? If you turn around for 2 seconds, I really have to go. >> We're in public. >> Oh, you have to. >> Yeah, but we're in public. >> It's not me that I'm worried about. It's kids that are walking in dog walkers. >> It's so bad. >> I don't know. >> And now she's peeing in the street. Franklin, but he's standing in the street >> urinating. >> Are you kidding? >> I helped you. >> How did you help me? >> I had to go so bad. What did you want me to do? Pee on the You pee on yourself? >> Okay, >> dude. I literally like invest in you. >> I literally pissed. Are you kidding? >> 152 other units been slow. is good for right now. >> She'd better hope that was worth it because most likely she just got one more charge for urinating in public. Some more cops arrived on scene which prompted the woman to claim that the officer had given her permission to go pee. They asked the woman to do some field sobriety tests and she agreed. >> You said you were going to participate in those field sobriety tests. >> I'll go home with you. Yeah, but I'm not >> going to step out of the car and participate. >> I'm not doing that. >> So, you don't want to do that? >> I trust you. I'm not doing that. I trust you. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to be right here the entire time. Okay. >> No, this is giving like I'm in jail. I don't want to go to jail. I just want everything to go. >> Is that a yes or no to the test? >> No. >> No. Okay. Would you be willing to do a um the PBT, the blow test? >> What would that mean? >> That's when you blow in the tube, the test. >> Would I go to jail right now? >> Well, I'm just asking if you're willing to participate. >> What if I like failed? Would I go to jail? >> It's not a pass fail. >> It's not a pass fail. >> So, now she was changing her tune about the field sobriety test. Due to how drunk she was, it was hard for the woman to make decisions. Thankfully, the woman's mother showed up to provide some assistance. >> Hi, can I help you? >> Hi, my mom. >> Her mom. Can we talk over here real quick while she's So, what's what's going on? >> Um, well, my stepdad called me and told me she got into a [music] wreck. >> Mhm. >> Can I just please take her? >> We're past We're past that point. >> Right over there. >> We're We're past that point. How old is she? >> She's 23. She has a one-year-old. >> A one-year-old? Where's the one-year-old at with youare? daycare. >> Um, >> let's get out of this. >> She's been a lot. >> What's been going on? >> Um, just >> the baby daddy. It just happened much. >> Mhm. >> So, was she gone all night then? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> At that point, the cops really didn't need the woman to do the field sobriety test. As they all had eyes and ears, they could all reasonably assume she was under the influence based on how she'd been acting so far. That being said, when they got down to the station, she'd have the option of doing a breathalyzer if she wanted to prove she was sober. >> Wait, I have no pants on. Can I put pants on? Wait, can I for pants on your pants? >> Wait, my pants I have in the back. >> Okay, we'll get them in a second. Okay, >> dude. No, let me put pants on. Dude, I need to put your under for DUI. Okay, go and face the car. But I need to put pants on. They're really embarrassing. I need to put pants on. >> I'll grab you the pants in a second. Okay. >> Really bad. Focus on me. Where are your pants? Where are your pants? You hurt us. >> Are they in THE BACK? >> MY MOM'S going to kill me. >> Bro, my pants. It's in the back seat. >> What color are your pants? Do I have your pants on? >> THAT'S REALLY BAD. I NEED MY PANTS before my mom freaks out. I need my pants. My pants. >> Okay. >> My pants. >> What color are YOUR PANTS? >> BLACK. MY >> BLACK. Where are they at? >> Not my pants. >> She's wearing like a skirt. >> Please. A skirt. Pants. I don't care what I have on. Pull it down. Okay. Pull it down. >> I'll pull your shirt. >> Pull it, please. Pull it, please. Cuz this is real. >> Go and face the car so I can do that. >> Go and face the car so I can do that. [music] >> Is that a shirt? >> There's no pants in that. >> The fact I'm going. >> Okay. >> So, Lonnie, you're socked in pants at >> all. We're going to go this way. >> Sorry for being rude. I'm not being rude. I'm just Thank you for your apology. >> She was escorted to a police cruiser and placed in the back. For some reason, she still seemed to think she'd done nothing wrong, even though she was clearly drunk and had driven through someone's fence. >> My question is, >> yes, >> how am I in the wrong? >> So, you're under arrest for DUI. You are under the influence of alcohol. You said that you had some alcohol and then you were driving that vehicle and it crashed into a fence. So, that's why you're under arrest for DUI. >> Okay. Well, >> okay. All right. I'm going to let you just hang out here for a little while. Okay. >> Well, can I talk to somebody? >> Okay. Hey, Colani. So, I have um the medical guys here. You were, like I said, you were involved in a collision, so they're just going to check out. All right. So, >> I want to go home about a collision. >> Okay. Take me out of here. >> Hey, >> take me out of here. Take me out of here. >> Take me out. >> I'm from the fire department. >> Take me out. >> So, >> I don't like being handicapped. Can you just take me out? So if you take I don't like being cop over there. >> Take me out. >> Let us run some. >> I DON'T LIKE BEING HANDICAPPED. >> I get you that. I >> don't take me out, please. >> I understand that. >> I wasn't driving and drunk. It wasn't me. Don't take me out. >> We're going to We're going to do a quick set of >> I wasn't the one driving. >> Saying she wasn't the one driving was a pretty bold claim given there was no one else in the vehicle and the cops found her in the driver's seat. She could lie all she wanted, but it really didn't matter because everything was captured on body cam. So, after a bit of a checkup, they got ready to take her to jail. >> If you break my car, it's going to be another charge. Okay. >> If I break car, wiggle me out. >> I'm going to let you out and put you in another cop car. [snorts] >> Oh, wait. Wait, wait. I WANT TO RIDE WITH YOU. I want to talk to you. >> No. >> Hi. >> All right. Go ahead and step out. We're going to go to this car. Okay. >> Am I being late? >> Wait. >> You're You're going to step out of my car. Okay. >> Okay. Well, can I have a second? Yep. Is everybody still mad at me? No one's mad at you. >> Are you mad at me? >> I need everybody. Wait, wait. I have no pants on. I need >> We already talked about this. >> We're going to go back to my car. >> I need everybody to comprehend my pants. >> Have a seat, Kani. >> Like I can't even like Can you pull it down? Like pull whatever I have down at least. >> Like as a respect as a woman and I don't understand my tank top and I get it's a but it's better than nothing. >> It is. That is true. I agree with you. >> Okay. So, why are we arguing? We're not arguing. >> Wait, but I don't want >> Keelani was taken to the police station and was later charged with DUI. Sometimes a harsh reality check is exactly what these arrogant kids need. After pushing their luck and ignoring every warning, they've got to face some consequences to learn the lesson they need to learn.