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On August 28th, 2024, Sergeant Karlet was dispatched to Huie's bar in New Richmond after reports of a disturbance in the back parking lot. Witnesses stated a blonde woman was pushing a man and yelling. Upon arrival, officers made contact with Amanda, her brother Jonathan, and their mother, Colleen. It quickly became clear that Amanda was intoxicated. Her eyes were glossy, her speech slurred, and the odor of alcohol was evident. Sir the car, please. >> We're just picking her up. >> Who? >> My daughter. >> Okay. What's going on? >> We're just taking her home. >> Nothing's wrong, sir. >> We got a report that two people were pushing each other and yelling. >> Oh, no. >> No, no, no, no, >> no. I She was just yelling, but she's >> I was upset because of my boyfriend and what he did to me. He ripped my hair out and uh yeah, that's >> I'm going through a breakup. It's >> I take that's not your boyfriend. >> No, that's my Yeah. >> Okay. >> That's my brother. >> There's no violence or nothing. We're just I'm just grabbing her. >> I'm just being a little bit too loud because I am grieving over the loss of my son that died of fentanyl. >> Okay. >> And um I'm just taking her home and that's all. I drove all we out here to take her home. 4142 dispatch. >> Yeah, she was pretty far away. I shouldn't be doing this, but >> second of 30 minutes. >> The pain is too rough. You know what I'm saying? Losing a child is the worst pain you possibly feel. You feel me? >> Yeah. Well, I don't know obviously what that's like, but I could imagine. >> It is. It It definitely will kill you. >> Losing a child. >> She's going to be fine. >> Do you happen to have ID on you? >> Who? >> Miss you. The I actually already ran your plate. You're Swizzy. Is it >> Squeezy? >> Squeezy. Okay. >> That's my mother. >> All right. >> Very strict mom that spanks me all the time. >> Don't even lie. >> Whatever. >> Uh, do you have your identification? >> I'll be in Ro. >> Her name's Amanda. >> Hu. >> That's why I'm picking her up. >> You're not picking me up. I am picking you up because you can't drive. >> Yeah, I'm not going to drive cuz I'm too upset. Get that. You can get your car tomorrow. Is it be safe for it to stay here till tomorrow? >> Are they closed? >> Yeah. >> Um, yeah, I'm sure they wouldn't care. >> Yeah, it'll be fine tomorrow. >> Sorry. Upset. My son, my daughter ran away from juvenile hall in uh >> he doesn't he know >> well you know from her foster care parent >> and now is in juvenile Sherman >> my boyfriend broke up Wisconsin 249 Victor Young I believe >> my son overdosed on heroin that was a year ago just calm down you just need to go home and >> overdosed on fentanyl also >> I'll never see them again All right. Sucks. >> Doesn't suck. >> 40 minutes. >> Done for >> All right. One second. >> 4215 minutes. >> All right. Sir, you got ID on you by chance? >> Yeah. >> So, you guys are are just here to pick Amanda up. >> Yeah. >> I just went along for the ride, I guess. >> Yeah. All right. >> I'm trying to get her home. >> Anything? >> What's going on? >> Not much. I'm trying to get her home. >> Oh, gotcha. >> Robert, >> I ain't about to drive. Drink and drive. So, >> okay. >> Luck with that one. >> Well, I'm glad you're not drinking and driving. >> Well, that's exactly why she's here, isn't it? >> Yeah. >> And then she spanked my ass, too. >> You should get her for that. >> Yeah. >> Spanking isn't allowed anymore. Hello. >> I guess not. >> I'm 40 years old. >> Do your parents still spank you? I mean, >> no. No, >> I don't speak her. She doesn't even live with me. She just needs to go home. >> What? What was was anything crazy going on or was there yelling or anything? >> No. No. >> Who do you know who called? >> No. No, I don't. >> Do you know why they would have called? >> No, absolutely not. I don't know. She was a little >> I'm not dying like or anything. Um, I was trying to come. >> I'm just having my emotions because my my daughter ran away and now she's in >> juvenile hall in Arkansas. >> I gota I'm sorry about that. >> Yeah. So, it's just kind of life. >> Yeah. Is anyone I think they said that someone was like pushing or something. >> No, absolutely not. >> She was just being loud and I told her, "Okay, calm down. >> I got you. I want to take you home. >> This is hard for me. My daughter just went to Arkansas and was >> sent there by the state of Wisconsin. >> She's got a lot of stuff that's going on and she has mental health issues and >> it's a it's it's a lot. >> I got you. >> It is a lot. >> You have no idea. Actually, >> I'm in the I'm in the mix of moving and >> the dude is threatening me and stalking me and he won't leave me alone. And so I tell my mom this and You're fine. >> Not this dude. Right. >> Not this dude. >> Gotcha. >> Okay. >> The real trouble began when the officer brought out the breathalyzer, turning a simple call into a much bigger problem for Amanda. >> No, no. That's my son. >> That's my brother. >> Oh, no. That's Amanda's. >> Is it? >> Sorry. >> All right. Um, >> Amanda. >> Amanda. Yes. So, Amanda, how much have you had to drink tonight? >> Um, I haven't drinken at all. >> What's that? >> I don't drink. >> Okay. I'm going to have you do a PBT cuz you're on absolute sobriety. So, >> I am. Yes. I don't drink. So, >> Okay, that would be perfect. [Applause] Blow, blow, blow, blow. You got to blow. >> It's >> I was blowing. >> No, >> I totally I was. >> Honestly, it was. >> The machine says when it's in in sufficient blow. It didn't even say that. >> Yeah. Take a big deep breath. Hard and slow. >> You didn't have any beer or anything? No, just sanex. >> Oh yeah, that's not good either. >> So you didn't even blow and you're 0087. >> That's just passive. That's just from you putting your lips on that. >> That's not true at all. So >> but she's good. She can go home. >> Oh, get some rest. >> She can't. >> Why? >> She have to go to jail for bail jumping. >> I did not >> for bail jumping. She's on absolute sobriety. She can't be drinking. >> She She hasn't been. She didn't just >> No, I haven't. I haven't. I I took some I was washing my mouth out with alcohol because I have a bad tooth. So, I've been using the dental >> Mhm. Well, >> products. I mean, does that have an effect on it or >> No, not I mean, no, not at this point. I mean, so we're at the bar in a parking lot at the bar. You got a ride coming for you. You're finally late at seven. >> But she was taking her meds and she wasn't feeling good. That's why I I came here to get her meds >> if she takes too much. That's why I've been trying to get her into a facility >> cuz she doesn't take her meds. Right. >> All right. Is there anything you need cuz I'm going to be taking you. I don't believe that I should be incarcerated because you think that I am intoxicated with enough. >> You have alcohol in your system. I know that. >> No, I don't. I used hand sanitizer and I used uh mouthwash and that's basically all I can tell you. >> You place your hands behind your back for me. >> No. >> No. You're not going anywhere. >> Stop. >> Put your hands behind your back now. Amanda >> right now. >> Stop. >> Amanda everyone. >> Well, you know what? Amanda, >> you got to get to go to a a place to go get some help. >> Here, calm down. You got to calm down. >> No, you don't. >> Let go of my arm. I don't deserve it. >> No, she's scratching me. >> Stop doing that now. You're about to catch another charge. >> I don't deserve this at all. >> I don't have alcohol in my system at all. I need my shoes. >> Okay, hold on. Okay, don't >> go get your shoes. >> She has no right >> putting her hands on me. She don't know who I am. >> Calm down, please. >> We did. [Applause] >> Someone's body cam. I think it was hers. Thank you. turn on somebody. Uh, >> why do you like my car and my keys and at least try to make it to dance? Act like my throat cuz they're [ __ ] >> Prejudice because of what? This is what you wanted, right? >> You called the police in the first place, right? >> Bartender dead. >> Yeah. Think about it, though. >> The bartender called on you. >> Think about it. >> All right. All right. >> You're such a great mother. >> Do you want to tell me what to do? Okay. >> Get in there. >> You You have no right. >> No, you have no right. >> You don't even know me. I hate you. >> I hate you. >> All right. This one on your bed. >> I hate you. No. [Music] I'm going to poke her straight. I don't want to anymore. [Applause] [Music] [Music] Oh man, [Applause] >> you ready? >> No. >> Well, you're going to be ready. >> No. >> All right, we're getting off. [Music] Come on. [Applause] [Music] >> What the? >> She's got fake hair. [Music] >> Oh. Amanda was originally facing several serious charges. Two of them involved threats or harm against a judge, prosecutor, or law enforcement officer. In addition, she was accused of resisting or obstructing an officer and causing damage to property. However, all of these charges were eventually dismissed by the prosecutor. If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to give it a thumbs up and hit that subscribe button if you want to see more cases like these. Drop a comment below and let us know your thoughts. See you in the next
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