Stop. Don't hurt me. >> I'm not going to hurt you. Place your other hand out. >> Place your other hand out. [screaming] >> Now you're going to county. Some people think they're untouchable until karma kicks in. Inflated egos, bad decisions, and just plain stubbornness always catches up. The law doesn't care about excuses or noise. It's cause and effect, and sometimes the payoff comes instantly. In today's episode, we'll see these satisfying cases of instant karma caught on body cam. >> Yeah. Put them in your put in my car. On the 26th of March, 2025 in Stewart, Florida, the cops were called after a woman's wallet vanished from her unlocked Mercedes. By the time she noticed it was gone, the card had already been used at various local stores. >> So, it was your wallet that was taken? >> Yeah, it's my wallet that was taken. I >> I heard a noise last night about 1:30. Mhm. >> And uh >> like it sounded like the car >> like somebody opened the car door and I assumed it might have been her brother or something going to the truck or something like that. Our bedroom right up there. >> Yeah. >> Now he's used it or whoever's using it at the local convenience stores. We've got I mean they they've got him on video. The one right down the street Mart. The one that's right here. Oh yes. >> Across from like the middle school. >> Yeah. Yeah. The Waw Wa right here. >> He gave me the receipts where it was used. We got a receipt where it was used and everything. >> And he's got pretty decent cameras inside and outside. But >> at the Waw Wa one, they have really good cameras. So, >> the Waw Wa was there, but Waw Wa wouldn't they wouldn't tell me anything about their cameras, but it was used at the Waw Wa right here. >> It's like overund We'll see if it works. It's very like >> Yeah, >> sometimes they can work some miracles. So, we'll see. >> But other than that, I'm kind of more hoping on the fact that uh >> camera footage. >> That's what I'm hoping, too. >> The officer headed to the store where the staff gave their best description of the guy. Eyewitness details are hit and miss, but a camera doesn't lie. So once the cop had their statements, he went straight to the surveillance footage >> cuz he already bought one earlier. He tried to come and buy two more. One for 200, one for 100. >> What do you look like? >> Um, black dude's dreads. >> Tall. >> He doesn't have if he does. Yeah, he has little dress. He's He's about the same height or two feet taller than me. >> He's pretty tall. >> He's pretty tall, dude. >> Yeah. The footage showed a young man, later identified as 21-year-old Jordan, casually swiping the stolen card to buy a $100 gift card. The victim called police again after Jordan tried using the card at a liquor store, so the officers headed over. just now. >> What's going on? >> You just left ABC. >> Yeah. >> All right. Put your hands back. You just need detain for now. everything. >> You're not You're not under arrest. Just detained for now. >> Here, I'm going to have you lean up against my car. Okay. >> I'm going read you a little something. Okay. >> Yes, sir. They quickly detained the man and he was read his as Miranda rights. He looked pretty worried like he didn't have a backup plan. He stayed quiet going along with the process, but every answer he gave sounded like he just couldn't decide whether to come clean with them or spin another bad lie. >> He was to speak to me. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Jordan's name, correct? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> All right. So, I'm going to be real with you right here right now. Okay. >> Have you got footage at Waw Wa? Okay. >> Using the cards, the credit cards of the cards that >> Yes, sir. >> from the white Mercedes. Do you know what I'm talking about? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Well, I have you on camera footage at Waw Wa using the credit cards buying gift cards. Does that sound familiar to you? >> Were you at Waw Wa yesterday? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. What were you doing at Wawwa? >> I bought a gift card. >> You bought gift cards? Yes. Did you use the credit card? I didn't buy gift cards. I only bought one. >> You bought only bought one? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Did you use the credit card of the female in that white Mercedes? >> No, sir. What female? >> Just I'm asking just a question. >> No, sir. >> Well, I don't know. >> As the questions kept coming, Jordan froze up. He was staring blankly at them, barely blinking like a deer caught in headlights. It's the look people get when they finally realize it's game over and they've been cornered. >> How about this? I'm giving you a chance to be real with me right now. >> I am. I told you. >> Honesty is going to come a long way right now. Okay. >> Like I said, >> I already went to Waw Wa. I have camera footage of you going in there buying gift cards with a credit card that's reported stolen right now. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> I have you also I also have credit card charges at the Muskin Food Mart, at Speedy Mart. I don't know. Okay, I'm listening. >> This all happened yesterday around 3 p.m. >> Yes, sir. >> Does that sound familiar to you? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Um, >> are you in possession of the cards right now? >> I can take you to them. I know where they at. >> You know where they are? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Where are they? >> Are they at your house? >> They're not at my house, but they're somewhere in the area. >> Are they in the car? No sir. >> Jordan still had that blank stare, but his head kept turning, quietly searching for a way out. The officer stayed polite, examining Jordan without much concern. Because he seemed calm enough, they didn't catch the plan that was brewing in his head. >> Yep. >> Okay. Well, you know, I appreciate your honesty, man. I mean, like I said, honesty comes a long way. Um Uh, can you >> Yeah, put them in your >> One of the cops saw Jordan Bolt and jumped right into the chase. There's always something funny about watching a guy sprinting in handcuffs. It never works, but every so often, some genius thinks that they'll be the one to finally pull it off. Get down. >> We got him. [sighs and gasps] >> You heard? >> Why did you do that, man? >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I really just don't want to go to [sighs and panting] >> I just I just don't want to go to jail. >> Now you're definitely going to jail. >> Now you're really going to jail, dude. Are you serious? >> Jordan, I'm sorry. >> What the heck? >> I'm sorry. I don't have anything else. >> Why? >> I'm sorry. I'm scared. >> I'm just scared. Turn around. >> Head anywhere. >> You good? >> No way. >> I need to get up. >> Roll. Roll up. >> Get up. >> Roll. Sit on your butt first. That's the easiest way. Sit on your butt. Then roll like that. Silly. Now you're really going to jail and you're getting a fleeing charge. >> Jordan's sprint did not last long. His grand escape ended with one quick tackle and just like that, the chase was over. He barely made it past the parking lot. Sadly for this guy, all that running got him was just a longer list of charges. Hey, >> calm up. >> Shut up. You're getting in here, >> huh? Get in. Thank you. >> You good? >> Yep. Hey, Tyler. [laughter] Dude, you got it. Despite all his efforts, the man got seven charges, including a grand theft charge, escape, and trafficking and counterfeit credit cards. On the 1st of October, 2024 in Lacy, Washington, the cops were called to a Fred Meyer store because a shoplifter was making a scene. Within seconds, the cops realized that this wasn't your average shoplifting call. It was a full-blown circus. Hey, lasing. Knock it off. >> Hey, you're going to go ahead and step outside. Don't get your hands off me. Hey, get the off hand. Stop roll. >> Y. We'll go ahead and figure it out in just a second. You're gonna go ahead and stand this way. I'm not doing this under [screaming] [crying] [screaming] >> the stomach, please. >> The dog. The dog. >> You see the dog? >> Nice. >> Where's the dog? Stop. Don't hurt me. >> I'm not going to hurt you. Place your other hand out. >> Place your other hand out. [screaming] >> Okay. >> The suspect here was rambling, shouting, and pushing back against every command. It was hard to tell if she was high, having a meltdown, or just putting on an act. Whatever it was, she was giving the cops a hell of a time. >> Hey, stop. I need people over here to record this right now. >> Let go of me. >> We're all recording. >> You're not recording. Don't touch me. >> Get the off me. >> Well, you guys >> I need military or something. You ain't a real cop cuz you did my hair. >> Job. >> Dream hair salon. >> Go ahead and watch out. >> Dream hair salon. >> Did I just take you down? >> Impatient. >> Ma'am, here's the deal. >> Aren't you a blue bag? >> Don't you know when you have a haircut, ma'am? Let's go upstairs. Stand up on your own or we're going to go ahead and put you in the rap go. >> We're going to You can either stand up on your own and >> or you're going to go >> has a daughter, >> right? She has a daughter and she listen and she lives with her sister. >> She lives with her sister. >> The officers worked to get her under control while she fired off bizarre comments mixed with very strange commands. It was part paranoia, part attention seeking, and classic signs of someone spiraling. The cops kept their cool, gave clear commands, and refused to get dragged into chaos. >> I don't need your medical. I don't know why there's medical here. >> Honestly, I don't even know why I'm on arrest. >> I know you want arrested. [music] >> What's your name? >> Is the first name? >> No. What's your name? >> Officer Cecil. >> Oh, Cecil. >> No, don't even. >> Don't even. >> Are you willing to stand up on your own? >> Huh? >> If you're willing to stand up on your own, then you're not going to have to go in the rap. >> Okay. Let go. Let go. Let go. No, I'm going to let go of you. >> Let go. You can stand up on it. Let go. >> Or you're going to go in the rap. >> I'll stand up on my own. Let go. Let go of me. Let the go of my arm. I No. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. Don't Don't Don't. >> Here. I'm going to roll her towards you. >> Pull her away. She opens. >> Just watch. Watch for her head. >> Thank you. Oh, >> now we got Officer Sanders. >> Will you go ahead and grab that and just bring it over? >> Hey, Austin Sanders. He's a Th County Sheriff. He's now wrapping my ankles, >> but he has >> He's good. He can't hide his tattoos, though. His tattoos are the same. >> And I seen this man. First, I thought I was pregnant with this kid, but I wasn't. >> Are you going to cooperate? >> Van Van. Joseph Van. >> That's who it was. the night that I went to this yellow or uh double wire with his cousin Buzz working. They had a yellow took her down. They actually took it to the brick house. >> She wouldn't stand up on her own, so they did what they had to do. Secure the woman in a wrap and lock her down tight. Her body finally gave up, but her mouth kept running, spilling out random incoherent thoughts that were going nowhere. Uh he invited me over and then let me drive the yellow Corvette. >> Back of that yellow Corvette in front of where Justin's uh sailboat was called at the butt bay cafe on the bay. Man, my legs are so tight. They can't get tighter. Oh, now I'm going to go in a Looney B. Okay. Anyway, I was there. They went to my house. I drove a sport F150 and it blow. >> I had a Chrysler trailer. store my grandmother kept trying to go to my wallet. Damn it. >> We did. What did you guys do with my grandmother that day? >> Don't tell me this was my grandmother. >> You did. What was my grandmother's name? Linda. Linda, Carolyn, Amy. Ei G H. My >> name. >> I know. I wasn't sure. When she punched me in the face, I was like, "Come on." >> Was it her face? >> No. like kisses. >> Nothing says bad idea quite like trying to bite the hand that's coughing you. The cops didn't waste time trying to figure her out. They just stayed focused and worked as a team as the woman spun off into her own deranged world >> something and got 79 July 9th 2010. Who died on that date? Who died on July 9th 2010? >> Who died on July 9th 2010? Because that's not anybody I know. >> That's somebody he knows for someone. >> Cuz that means a lot to your heart, right? Was it your kid? >> Was that your daughter? >> That was your girlfriend who came into the driveway. The chick that just arrested me and saying police. A police officer, right? >> You guys are good. You guys are good. Can I have my black sweatshirt? My uh military uh helmet. I'm wearing that sweatshirt, but I put it on the wrong way. It's on the back. And it is an Ariot sweatshirt XL >> black. >> That's why they're arresting me right now. >> Scattered words like that can come from anywhere. It might be a bad trip. It could be a mental break. Or just the woman's brain racing out of control. Whatever the cause, the cops are experienced and they know the drill. You don't argue, you don't engage, you just get the job done. >> Hey, my arms are hurting really bad. Can you like let me rest for a minute? >> No. They're hiding hardcore. There's a good one out here and I don't know what it is. This is Justin Vanderol. He had a yellow uh >> you name Chevy Chevrolet. >> Make sure it's her. >> I don't know. He pulled up to Crawford. Justin Williams. Touche. used to have >> uh it says yard on it now. >> Anyway, I drove that Camaro that night. Went to the bar downtown. >> Justin left you there. >> As they got her in the cruiser, bundled up like a burrito. She just kept running her mouth like being quiet was the one thing she couldn't handle. >> I left him. I was 6 months pregnant because I wanted a healthy, normal relationship. I wasn't going to have one with him and I wasn't going to raise children that way. So if I had to leave an economy that was like that I was going to to have a safe nurturing home for me and my children. I just wanted to work man and raise our kids anymore. >> I had to come to this ain't gone. I'm a Native American and I'm being held against my will right now. >> I was in a jail cell earlier today at squali correction center. >> So she supposedly >> I never got a kit done. >> Um other than that my beach is >> I have all over my body. >> Working on getting a receipt right now. >> They laughed. They starved me. I think I drank my own piss at one point in a toilet. Yeah, >> I rode in the back of a wagon and I put my hands up. I was the only girl that did that. I sat at the very end. It was supposed to be a Lakewood and then Olympia Transport. They dropped us off in a parking lot. All the chicks went the other way. I'm I'm wearing a white tank top that's from the Gap small. I'm also got 25 size 25 Levi blue jeans. Um I just took my shoes off the side of the store. They're size 838. They're leather, black striped, uh, Birkenstocks. I also have a belt on that's tan and it has four holes that I had to punch myself because I'm Native American and I do drums and that hole punches for drums, not for a leather belt. And that leather hole puncher is in my bedroom or was it's always been with me. You can buy that bird high. They charged the woman with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, assault on an officer, and malicious mischief. On the 4th of March, 2024, the cops responded to bysentennial Park after a string of calls came in about a woman causing trouble in the parking lot. The witnesses said she was blocking cars, taunting drivers, and was even trying her luck reaching into occupied vehicles. Was she pulling the handles or reaching in cars? >> Trying to get into other people's cars. Everybody that's been walking to their car, she's been walking up just rambling on. And I told her, "Get away from other people's car or she going to get hurt." The people were sitting in their car. She was taunting them or whatever. They drove off. I guess they caught police, but she's been literally everybody that they've been walking up with their kids and everything. She's been taunting everybody. >> Okay. >> So, >> all right. >> We've been dealing with her all day throughout town. It's crazy. >> I don't understand why they haven't gotten rid of her. The cops had already dealt with her earlier that day and decided to give her a pass, but the calls kept on coming and her behavior only got worse. This time, there was no way she was getting off easy. Or at least that's what the cops thought. >> Sit down. >> All right, sit down over here. >> Hey, sit down. >> You can't come in these playgrounds. >> Come on, stop playing around. You're acting like a 5-year-old. Knock it off. Come on. You're not. Come here. What are you doing? Why are we back out here? Hey, come on. Knock it all off. So he was trying to hurt mother. >> All right. What's going on? >> Why Why are we back out here? >> You guys took so much pictures of me. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, but that's only a picture of Jesus. You see JESUS IS US. >> [screaming] >> AS THE officer approached her, she just drifted off like she didn't have a care in the world. She was acting like a toddler, testing how far they could go till someone finally scoops them up. But she was about to find out the hard way that the limits are real. >> Come here. >> What's the deal with her? What' they say? >> They say she's bothering everybody. She's been trying to get in everybody's cars. They They've been sitting in their cars. She tries to get in the car, reaches in the car, she keeps bothering everybody and she won't leave everybody alone and the people just they leave because of her. But you're about to go to jail for resisting police. She's telling me to relax. She needs to be Baker acted. >> I'm about to take my vest off and tackle her. She just threw all my stuff. >> She threw your stuff over. >> What are you doing? Come on. >> I was wondering what that was. >> No one's locking you up. Come here. >> IN THE NAME OF JESUS, LEAVE ME ALONE. >> ALL RIGHT. Come on. Stop acting like a 5-year-old and let's go. Grow up. >> It was obvious she wasn't scared. wasn't thinking straight and was not in touch with reality. She had no concern for the consequences and was treating this whole mess like a game she couldn't possibly lose. But she then crossed the line. And for this woman, it was almost game over. >> He's break. >> Is she really? >> Yeah. It's time to open the back. You trying to get in my car? >> Get your over here. I'm going to tase you. >> [screaming] >> I am not playing. She's trying to get into the police car. >> Yo, I'm not doing this with her. >> I'm not running around with her. >> The officer called for backup as she was persistent in getting away. Her partner stayed locked on her, chasing after the woman as she recklessly ran with her aimless energy. And it seemed like the woman was in the middle of a manic episode. >> Knock it off. Get over here. ridiculous. >> What's the address here? >> 309 309 East Ocean. going in a apartment 6 or whatever this is. >> Hey, stop her. >> You're good. You're good. >> Continuing westbound. >> The cop chased her through the neighborhood but just couldn't catch up. Suddenly, out of nowhere, a squad car rolled up and caught the woman off guard. She started screaming, but the experienced officers understood it was just noise. bite me. >> DON'T YOU BITE ME. >> KNOCK IT OFF. >> OKAY, >> knock it off. >> Get your breath first. >> I'm flying bite. You break my skin. >> [screaming] >> DON'T HELP [screaming] >> please help me. Please don't run me over. Confirm me. Get up. It's all right. She bit me. >> I put water inside. >> Biting an officer was a seriously bad move, especially since they were already fed up with her. As she was placed in the squad car, she was rambling about her ancestors like that would save her from what was coming next. >> You ready? I got it. Watch out. Watch out. It's okay. Where's your car? >> All the way back there. >> She bit me. She She beat my >> Did you bite her? >> She my face. >> Oh, my ancestors. They're angry. [laughter] >> Did you bite her? >> My hand. Did she like break skin? >> Yes, that's what the blood's from. >> After all the chaos and noise died down, the woman started crying. It seemed like she had issues, but the law is the law. It doesn't matter how lost you are, you still have to answer for your actions. >> Hey, what'd you like that girl for, man? What's wrong with you? >> Come here. [crying] like drew blood on her head. [gasps] [snorts] >> Hang on. We got to check your pockets. You got anything in your pockets? You [snorts] got to take all that stuff off. No, no, no. Yeah, just the jewelry, >> not your clothes. Leave that off. Thanks. >> I'm going to need a glove, too. One heck of a day, huh? They charged the woman with battery on a law enforcement officer, two counts of attempted vehicle burglary, resisting with violence, and resisting without violence. In the end, she plead guilty to battery and resisting without violence. The remaining charges were dropped. On October 20th, 2024, cops in Illinois were called to a lobby after reports of a woman throwing things and scaring people inside. What seemed like a simple disturbance call was about to spiral into something much more chaotic. >> Hi. >> Don't shock yourself. >> Oh yeah. >> Okay. >> I don't want to ride in her car. These are disgusting. I lost the toe. >> I don't care. Judge me. I look ugly. I don't care. You two. >> I don't think you look ugly. >> Whatever. Sure you don't. >> Sure you do. >> I don't. >> What? What's your name? It's too bad. >> Get him away. Go get the baby away from him. >> Okay. Give me the stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop out of you. >> I'm not doing anything. You're coming. >> No, I'm not. >> Stop. >> Stop. Do not. >> NO. >> I WILL TASE YOU. YOU WANT to tase? I will tase you. Sit the down. I would taser that. Not for you. >> Sit down. >> I will tase you. >> Give me it. >> I will TASE YOU. >> I WILL TASE YOU. >> SIT DOWN. >> GIVE ME IT. >> STOP. >> I'M NOT GOING TO DO IT TO YOU. You're my You're my sister in Christ. >> Sit down. >> THEN GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET OFF THE GROUND. >> THIRSTY. >> I'm thirsty. Water. Not any other. >> Why are you so upset? Because you guys are possessed. >> That's why. The suspect, Adrien, was losing her grip on reality. Her mind was firing in every direction, jumping to wild conclusions with no filter and no break between thoughts and actions. In that state, people see every move as a threat. Sooner or later, it was bound to get worse. >> YOU'RE SIT DOWN. >> SIT DOWN. >> Back up. >> Stop. >> Then stop. Stop it. I'm >> Give me your arm. Give me your arm. >> I want to go with you. >> Stop. >> Don't help me. >> STOP IT. HARD. >> Stop moving. >> Don't put your hand behind your back. >> Wait, what? >> Put your hand behind your back. I don't want handcuffs. Hunter has >> put your behind your back. >> Knock it off. >> KNOCK IT OFF. >> Oh my god. In a heartbeat, things got really bad. But the officer got Adrien under control. After that, she was rattled and still trying to process what had just happened. >> She hit you. >> It was bad. She started punching me and hit me and she tried to go for my gun and she choked me. She tried choking me. >> I should have tased her sooner and then she calmed down. >> Hey. Hey, it's okay. I know, but just like they say, I should have tased her sooner. >> We got it. That's all that matters. Okay. You're okay, right? >> I'm fine. I'm just like, what the >> Get your eyebrows. >> Okay, just sit down. Sit down. >> Just sit down and relax. We're going to get those probes out, but I need you to sit down and relax. >> Okay. Just relax. >> Just relax. Relax. Relax. Okay, >> we're we're going to get him out, but I need you to relax. >> Adrienne broke down in the back seat, exhausted and panicked. The cops were being very patient, knowing it wasn't an ordinary disturbance. At that point, the goal was to keep her calm and get her booked into jail without another scene. >> Just in the car, [crying] [screaming] >> put your legs in. [crying] It's >> a lot [crying] right there. Perfect. >> I'll train you to there first. >> Okay. >> It's going to be a It's going to be a little pull. Okay. Deep breath. >> You're not even going to feel anything. Just relax. >> Ready? One, two, three. There you feel. >> It's a taser pro. You have one more. Watch out. That one opened up. Matt, that one opened up. Watch out. Do me a solid. >> But that's going to help you out the best right now. Okay. >> I've got the window down so you can breathe better. Okay. >> Right now, we're just going to sit here and then probably go to the hospital. Okay. Cuz your hands are bleeding. Your head's bleeding. Okay. So, we'll get you off to the hospital. You You were fighting with the police. I was I was late to show up, so I'm not too sure. But that's why you're bleeding is what I've been told. So, just relax. >> She was desperately sobbing. And for a moment, the calm voice of the officer seemed to get through to her. Then out of nowhere, she snapped, getting angry at someone who no one else could see. >> Do you have any medical history? >> Yes. Please, guys, please. I said, >> put a cuff on there to get ready, please. >> What's going to happen is you're getting out of the car. You're going to sit on the stretcher. You're going to put your your hands down at your side. >> Okay. I like it. You hold your under the side the side wheels. Okay. >> You are going to the hospital in police custody. That's what's happening. >> 10,000%. >> Hit her head. >> You're [laughter] cool. >> You're fine. >> You're fine. >> You're fine. >> Like that when you guys got her >> the whole time. >> Okay. Are you ready to go? >> What triggered this? >> I can't wait. >> Who do you hate? >> Your head. Can you relax? >> No. >> The cops stayed calm, trying to keep things from slipping any further. Adrienne begged for help and they did what they could to keep her steady. Then the woman's voice flipped like someone hit a switch. Even seasoned cops don't see that every day. Go ahead. >> No, we're going to get out and sit down like I just said. Can we open it? >> You're okay. Right there. Right there. Have a Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Have a seat. You're fine. >> Her hand, >> right hand up. You're fine. You're fine. You're fine. One of you guys come over. >> If you want to just You're fine. >> You're fine. [crying] >> Relax. Relax. >> You're okay. You're okay. >> Okay. Sorry. Ow. It hurts, but I don't know. >> One second. Stop pulling. >> OKAY, THEN DO IT CORRECTLY, little man. >> They hit me then. >> I don't care. >> It was the ugly face of mental illness or maybe the effects of something she'd taken that had tipped her over the edge. She'd lost control of herself. But whatever the cause was, the law is the law. >> I want to be the god. I want to be I want to be in heaven and I want get away from this. >> What happened today that got you so upset? >> It's every day. I don't know. I don't care. I just want to be fine. I don't want to do this anymore. [crying] I know what it is. window. >> Okay. >> Oh, right. Okay. >> I'm the OLDER ONE. >> YOU'RE not a guy. >> Okay. >> You guys uh they would shelter. >> Lay back. >> You smiling. >> What are YOU LOOKING AT? WHAT? Just look away. >> You don't give a anyway, do you? >> So why ARE YOU LOOKING AT ME? >> DID YOU USE DRUGS? >> NO. Don't ever disrespect her age 200. >> Yeah, cuz you areing horrible people. >> They booked the woman for disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and aggravated battery on a police officer. On the 26th of July 2023 in Penllis County, cops were dispatched to a laundromat after reports of a man being hostile. When they arrived there, the man was standing at the entrance with a pipe in his hand. After just one look at the guy, it was clear things were not going to end peacefully. >> Go sit down. >> Go sit down. >> Hey, sir. The wires up and down. Up and down. >> No, sit down. Yeah, I do. >> You have? >> Yeah. Sit down. I >> sit down. Yeah. When you sit down. >> When you sit down. >> Get away from me. Get away from me, bro. Get away from me. No. No. No. You >> cop. I don't need the crap. I'm here. I'm here. Slow down. No, you're not. Come here. Come here. >> This gentleman, Randy, was not all there and was making no sense at all. He wouldn't listen to police and getting the man to sit down was a lost cause. Everything they said to him went in one ear and out the other. And sure enough, it was only a matter of time before things went south. >> Quit. Sit down. >> Sit down. Sit down. Man, get away from me, bro. Ain't no cop. Ain't no cop, man. Stop. Stop resisting. >> Put your hands out. >> Put your hands out. >> Don't move. Quit. >> Keep your hands out. I'll tase you again. >> They're not copy. Stay on the ground. [screaming] I'mma tase you again. Stay on the ground and we're getting it again. >> STAY ON THE GROUND. [screaming] >> Even after being dropped by a taser, he kept twisting around, muttering nonsense, pretty much daring the deputy to hit him again. Cops understand that once someone's that far gone, talking won't fix it. But another taser jolt and a pair of handcuffs usually will. >> Get the crackers out of here. Get the tasers out here. Sam, get the crackers out here. Mexican. >> You going to walk or we going to have to carry him? >> Huh? >> Stand up. >> You want your shoe here? What happened over there? >> Put your shoe on. >> [ __ ] man. I bet you want no slee. I believe in myself, man. I Hold on. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Getting Randy on his feet was one thing, but the real fight was what came next. Even when handcuffed, the man kept rambling, talking to people who weren't even there. That's what does. It scramles your brain and leaves you talking to ghost. >> What's going on? >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> No. Tell me what's going on. You punch him in the face. Many other things. Sit down. What are you talking about? Sit in the car. You got to talk to me first. >> Sit in the car. >> Hold on. Okay. Teres get all these people off the lottery ticket. Y'all moving me up with these lottery tickets. Get these out. Get these chops off me. Get get these off. Get the lottery tickets off. Get in the car. Get all these stones off the gas. >> Cops see stuff like this all the time. Like we said, crack makes people scattered, rambling about things that aren't even there, and has people's mind spinning as if they can't slow down. All that noise and false confidence is simply a mask they wear to cover up how little control they have left. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> I own y'all, bro. >> I own money. >> I own money, bro. >> I own I work the money. I make the money. I make the money. What are you doing? Get in the car. >> Let's go. >> Get in the car. >> Yeah. Stand up and get in the car. >> Christine, I love I love all y'all. Talking about Marlo. What's that? I ain't set nothing up. Talking about Marlo. Talking about Nah. The cop. The cop SET UP THE JUDGE. SHUT UP. >> OKAY. >> WELL, he had a pop in his hand. >> Yeah, >> I got it on camera, too. >> After yet another failed attempt, the cops tried to load him into another car instead. Randy was still completely out of his head, trying to prove some point that he didn't even understand. The cops stayed calm though, knowing they were dealing with a guy who was miles away from reality. >> You ready to stand up? >> Y'all need >> Yeah. You ready to stand up? >> I want back. >> Let's get up. >> Get back in. >> Just stand. Just stand. Stand up. >> I'm hold up. What up, baby? [ __ ] Who got over there? >> We're going to put you in the AC. >> Hold on. Who got on the old lady? Got >> no. Just get in the car, man. >> The cops gave him one last chance and somehow it worked. After all that chaos, he was finally in the vehicle. They finally got him secured without any more drama. Funny how getting one guy to sit down can feel like the hardest part of the job. >> Get in right now. Last chance. Last chance. Go. >> Get in the car. >> Get >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Sit in the car. Get in the car. >> Sit in the car. They trying my >> push him in the middle. Yeah, we're good. >> They charge the man with possession of a controlled substance, battery on a law enforcement officer, and criminal mischief. That's what happens when bad decisions pile up faster than common sense. In early January 2023, cops in Colleeddale, Tennessee were called for a welfare check after neighbors reported a white sedan stopped right in the middle of the road. Behind the wheel, there was a guy slumped over the vehicle with the car still in drive and some [music] right next to him. Clearly a scene that wouldn't end well. >> Hey bud. 62. Go ahead and start me a 20. Another unit emergency traffic overdose. [clears throat] >> Hey. Uhuh. What's up, man? 62. I got him up. Step out. You got him conscious. >> Yeah. Turn around. [music] >> Okay. >> What are you doing? >> Just hanging out. Hang out. >> How much are you smoke? >> I ain't smoke that. I swear >> then what's that right there? >> What the s on the aluminum pool, man. Here, put your hands up here. Are you okay? >> No. >> How much you smoke, man? >> You're not in any trouble right now. >> I swear. >> I'm just getting somebody here to take care of you. You were passed out cold, dude. What? >> Yeah, >> that's a fake ID. >> This is fake. >> Yes, sir. My mom, my house is right here. >> Okay. >> So, why are you down here smoking? >> I'm not smoking. That was from my buddy that I took him home a while back today. >> So, this is fake. So, do you have a real one? >> Yeah. Look. >> How old are you? >> 19. >> He was still drowsy from the ice half shut and slow to focus. He was answering questions, but the words came out sluggish like his brain was stuck in neutral. Any experienced cop knows that look when they see it. >> I'll do anything. [laughter] I'm sure you will now. Now that you got caught, that's not good, man. You had your vehicle in drive and you were passed out behind the wheel. You got a pill sitting right there getting ready to burn if you've already burned it already. >> I promise. >> You're shaking. You were seconds away from overdosing or you already overdosing. I was a when you saw me turn around, I was going to get narcan to narcissist. >> How old are you? >> 19? >> Nope. >> I can't. >> Nope. You're not 10 years old. >> The man's name was Colton and he was slowly coming around, still groggy, but starting to piece things together. With still in his system, he might stay quiet. He could not off again or suddenly he might get jumpy. One of the cops kept a close eye on him while the other cops searched the vehicle. So, I figured I'm getting arrested. >> Depending on what the ambulance says. Yeah, you probably will. Will you headed to? You said you live right there in the yellow house or this brown one? >> The other one. So, where was you going though? Cuz you had your vehicle drive and obviously you're not at your house. >> So, where was you headed to? >> So, I just got home. >> Okay. You know, everything that's way home. Yeah, I came home. I was sitting up there and my dog got out. I went driving around and didn't find it. So, I parked right there waiting for you to build in the woods right here. >> Okay. Case animals and stuff. >> So, I was just sitting there waiting for her to come out. I guess >> anything else in the vehicle than the roaches that weren't pill. That's right. You've been arrested for for what? >> I've been arrested three times. >> Three times for what? >> Um I got a couple times apparently for somebody. Yeah, I got arrested. >> Arrested. >> Do what? >> I don't get a bond. >> You got a bond right now? >> What seemed bad at first turned out to be even worse. Some people never learn. And this guy was about to make his dumbest move yet. >> What's going on, bud? >> Hey, how are you? >> Uh, got a call him passed out. Go over there. He's got all laid out on Stern Road. He don't come to turn around to run and get an AR in. He pops up says, "Hey." And that's it. >> Okay. Check him out real quick in the ambulance. I don't know if we're going to take him yet. Just let me know cuz if you're not, I'm going to get you pat down. Oh, he's running. >> Six points. We got one on foot. Hey, stop. You going get t White male, gray shirt, blue jeans, long brown hair, running away from Sagenol. [snorts] Hey, what street is this over here? Huh? Yeah, you just over the prospect. He's crossing over the creek now. Looks like he's heading up that way. I'm going head back in the car and we'll go around to prospect. >> Go to prospect. >> Okay. >> The man took off into the woods, slipping in the mud and splashing through a creek like it would somehow change his fate. The cops spread out, closing in from every angle. Nobody can outrun seasoned cops in broad daylight. And he was about to learn that the hard way. >> Me and Tan are in foot safe. >> DON'T YOU MOVE. DON'T you move. Oh, Andrew, get down. >> I got one at gunpoint. Get over here. Over here now. >> He's got one at gunpoint. >> Huh? >> He's got one at gunpoint. >> Get over here. >> Come over here now. >> T's got one at gunpoint. >> I'm not going to tell YOU AGAIN. GET OVER HERE NOW. GET OVER. Walk over here right now. He's going to try to jump over. Get over here. I'll get in. It's goddamn water. Turn around. [sighs] You >> must be stupid. You stupid mother. >> Give me your goddamn hands. >> Put your hands back here. 61 in custody. >> Stupid. >> One in custody. >> Stand up. Roll. >> Roll. Kick your knees up. Stand [sighs] up. >> Stand up. >> Where are we head? >> Get [laughter] up. >> Where's the goddamn shoes? >> Watch where you step. After a messy chase through the mud in the water, finally he ran out of options. The man was soaked and winded as well as outnumbered. And there was no way he'd get out of this mess that was his own making. >> Why? Why? >> Yeah, that was stupid. >> 20 and 10, if you'll take him to that driveway, I'll meet you at the back of it. >> I'm not trying to go. You just ran down that hill like it was nothing. You can walk back up. >> [snorts] >> I'm trying to pull out. >> What's this road lead to? [snorts] >> Right there. >> Let's go that way. >> After the chase, the mud, and the handcuffs, it seemed to finally sink into the man that he was heading to jail. So, he asked the officer for one request. As for the officer though, he'd seen enough of people ruining their lives, so he gave the man a serious reality check. >> What? Doctor, >> huh? >> Your daughter? >> Jesus, man. Just no for now. You not realize that you're not in the best position to asking questions? >> I realize that, but that's all. Well, >> if that's all you want to do, then you won't be out here doing this stupid [ __ ] Sorry. So think about that while you're sitting in jail. It's your poor daughter sitting up there worrying about where the hell her dad's at. He's out here doing drug running from the wall. Every bad choice Colton made that night ended up on his charge sheet. They charged the man with DUI, evading and resisting arrest, possession of drug paraphernalia, possessing a prohibited weapon, and finally possession of drugs scheduled 2 and six. On December 31st, 2023 in Masselin, Ohio, a car was spotted making several traffic violations. A police sergeant pulled it over and behind the wheel was a 21-year-old named Miranda and her boyfriend in the passenger seat. Based on the woman's behavior, it was clear the traffic stop was going to be anything but simple. >> What are you covering up, man? >> What's up? >> What are you covering up? Not. >> I sat here. I watched you. >> Why are you pulling us over going to sleep? >> Stop. >> Okay. I s for you. You got your driver's license on you? >> Yeah. >> Babe, can you find my uh >> Why'd you just slam on your brakes like that? >> Because you were following me for no reason. >> Stop. >> Okay, >> dude. This dude is up. I'm sick as and this dude is my up. >> Stop. >> No. Hurry up. What are you doing? It's right there. >> Appreciate it. >> You have an idea on you, man. >> I appreciate it. >> Dude, I'm so tired of >> Where you guys coming from? >> Buddies. >> Okay. Where's that at? >> Way far back. >> Okay. >> None of your business. >> Stop. >> What you had to do now? >> Home. >> I'm so tired of this. >> Miranda, shut up. I'm not. >> Her boyfriend did his best to chill things out, but Miranda made it clear that she wasn't going to cooperate. She ignored instructions, was bad mouthing the cops, and eventually popped her headphones in like it might make the cop disappear. Attitude does not cancel out a DUI. >> Hi, Miranda. Do me a favor. Miranda, pull this off for me, please. Miranda, do me a favor. Step out of the car to my partner right there. Step out the car. I'll talk to you once you get out. >> Oh, there's the open. Get down here. >> What the? >> Step out. >> What? >> Step out of my partner. >> Relax. >> I was I was just trying to I was just shutting the door. >> Nothing on you, right? >> No, just just nicotine. Walk back here. Relax. >> Miranda. >> Miranda, relax. Listen. The way you're driving is concerning. All right. >> You're slurring your words. I can smell the alcohol coming from inside the car. I know. Listen, just be honest with me. How much have you actually drink tonight? I know it's been zero. You literally had open open bottle chrono between your legs that you >> That wasn't mine. >> You dumped it when you got out of the car. What do you mean it's not yours? It was sitting between your legs. >> And what? >> Okay. Are you willing to perform some field test? You okay to drive? >> Although Miranda said yes. Everything after that was screaming no. She was treating a sobriety test like a personal insult. She was crying and complaining and her sudden emergencies were just Miranda's way of staying in control. The cops could see, of course, that it was all just an act. >> Miranda, Miranda, you got to fall on my finger. You're not falling. I'm sick as >> Okay, I understand that. But >> you're a police officer. >> Does that prevent you from falling my finger with your eyes? You being sick? >> Yes. >> Okay. Are you willing to at least try? [snorts] Just follow it. >> It's not that hard. I've been doing it for five minutes. >> I know it's not that hard, but you're not doing That's what I'm saying. Keep it on. Keep it on. I think Ready? Just follow it. Stop moving your head. Brandon, you're making this way harder than it. >> It doesn't need to be that hard. >> I know it's not that hard, but you're making it hard cuz you're not doing what I'm asking you to do. >> I've done it. >> These are very simple directions. >> I've done it. >> You're not looking at my finger at all. >> The test wasn't hard unless you're determined not to do it. Miranda couldn't or just wouldn't follow the simplest directions. The cop stayed calm and that drove her nuts. Clearly, she wasn't used to not getting her way. >> You see how my finger went back in? You were still looking over there. That's what I'm talking about. You're not following. >> I'm tiny >> again. But that shouldn't prevent you from >> from doing such simple directions. >> Yes, it is. >> They're very simp. >> I've been very [ __ ] >> I've been more than respectful. You have no idea how anxiety work, you dumb. >> When stalling didn't work, Miranda played the anxiety card, trying to gaslight the cops. What she called anxiety looked a whole lot more like damage control. She kept whining and arguing, acting [snorts] like the entire thing was beneath her. >> For demonstration purposes, I'm going to show you, but I'm only going to do three steps. You were going to do nine. >> My nose. I literally can't without my nose being blown. Get me a mother tissue. >> I have a tissue. >> Miranda, >> if I had a tissue, I would get you a tissue. >> Am I Calvin Klein? Let's do it. >> Miranda. >> No. >> You're not willing to try it? >> Yes, I'm I'm willing to try my nose on my CL. Brand new mother. >> I'm sorry. I don't carry tissues on my pocket. >> I hate you. I hate you all. >> Okay. >> All right. Pay attention. Nine heel toe steps. >> N one. Keep the front foot planted. Turn around. >> What are you waiting for? >> Nine to step. >> This is your quota. Shut the >> instructions. >> This is your quota. Shut the >> instructions. Go. [snorts] By the time the last test was over, it was obvious she wasn't just difficult. She was really drunk and all the noise she was making was not going to hide it. She could no longer delay the inevitable and karma was coming for her. >> All right, Br. jacket. >> What's that? >> Grab my jacket. >> Stop. Grab your what? >> Grab my jacket. >> Yeah. Okay. Stop. >> So, you're going to place OBI to silent. >> You do have the right to remain silent. >> Anything you say can law right to an attorney. You got a form one. One will be appointed to the court's cost. You understand your rights. >> OBI means operating a vehicle on >> my name is Miranda. What the do you mean? yourself Miranda. >> My name is Miranda. What the? >> Once she was in the back seat, that's when the real show started. When control starts slipping, the volume goes up. But it wasn't just loud. It was a full-blown meltdown. And there was no mute button in sight. >> This is so I want my mommy. I want my money. [crying] [laughter] I want my money. I want my money. [screaming] [laughter] [screaming] >> [screaming] >> Can you please tell him to give me my nicotine, bro? That's all I need. My nicotine, bro. >> Give me my [ __ ] bro. That's all I need is my nicotine. Bro, >> if you start banging around in the car or something breaks, you're going to get another charge. >> Can you give me my nicotine? He said he was going to give me my nicotine. >> Babe. >> Hey, bro. Bro said he was going to give me my nicotine and he didn't. So, that's his fault. He ran on my window and everything and didn't give me my nicotine. That's his fault. >> The cops knew reacting to her would only feed the fire, so they let her burn herself out. But after she slipped her handcuffs and began banging around trying to trash the car, clearly she'd stepped over the line. >> Step out. >> What? >> Step out. >> No. >> Get out. >> No. >> You're going to break the glass. I just want my [ __ ] bro. [crying] >> That's all I needed was my [ __ ] and I couldn't even give it to you. Oh my. >> As you can see, getting her in the car did not stop the chaos. When they arrived at the jail house, she was still amidst her meltdown. But no matter how loud the meltdown gets, the job stays the same. Process the woman, keep everything safe, and keep moving on. >> I'm so sorry. >> Just walk straight. >> Walk straight. I can't [laughter] [crying] >> do MY [laughter] sit down. >> Mommy. Mommy. Mommy. >> Sit back all the way. We got to put you in the chair so you don't hurt yourself. >> Sit back. >> I can't. >> It's not either. I can't. >> I can't. >> Relax. >> Okay, I'm relaxing. >> No, you're not. >> My nose is bleeding and you're going to treat me like that. >> Sit down. >> Now you're going to county and you just caught a felony. Congratulations. >> It was clear she wasn't in distress anymore, if she ever was to begin with. All the cops could see was her raw entitlement and her throwing a fit because things didn't go her way. At that point, there was nothing left to say except that if you're now 21, throwing a tantrum is no longer a good strategy. >> Stop kicking. I swear to God. >> Stop. >> Another charge. You stop. [snorts] >> Don't try that once. Don't >> even think you're strong. >> She was kicking officers while in jail. >> No, it wasn't. >> Yeah, you were. It's on camera. You were kicking off. >> No, I wasn't. Don't lie to them. No problem. >> You don't need to lie to them because you're officer. >> All right. >> Good job. I heard it. >> Really? >> You're still trying to kick. If you subsequently are convicted of the state of the If you take any chemical test required by law and are found to be at or over the prohibited amount [snorts] of alcohol, a controlled substance or a metabolite of control substance in your whole blood, blood blood sugar, plasma, breath, or urine, your mommy can watch this when you get a cold. She she she can watch how you act. >> Yeah, she can watch how you acted. >> Look at those necklace. >> She'll be real proud of you. >> Real proud. >> She plead guilty to DUI, resisting arrest, felony obstruction, and disorderly conduct. When people are lying and stealing, and resisting and throwing a fit because they didn't get their way, it tends to backfire fast. Some learn the hard way, but others never do. Like we said though, the law doesn't care about your tantrums or excuses. You can call it bad luck, bad choices, or just plain karma. But regardless, it'll be captured on body cam.