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I'm saying no. I'm not going to take a breath of cheese either. Excuse me. I'm not talking. No, she said no already. On June 15th, 2024, deputies responded to a disturbance involving Desiree, a female subject exhibiting signs of intoxication and uncooperative behavior. Throughout the interaction, officers attempted to clarify the situation, including concerns about the vehicle's movement and Desire's intoxication level, but she remained evasive and agitated. You were the one causing issues before. So, let's go over there. How do you know? How do I know? Because I was out here earlier. And you are highly intoxicated. I literally think Listen to them. So, let's go over there on the sidewalk. Listen to them. Listen to them. Okay. Let's over here. Okay. Is this your vehicle? Jump and I didn't jump. Is this your vehicle? Yeah. Okay. Okay. Were you just driving it? No. What do you mean no? It's parked like that. You know there's cameras around here. I'm just asking. I know. Were you Were you driving it? No. But listen, I got jumped. Be honest with me. Yeah, you can go. Right. Do you have an ID on you? No, I don't. Okay. What's your name? I literally got jumped. Okay, we'll get that figured out. Came here. I didn't snitch on them. Okay. Well, let's get that figured out in a second. You guys, can you What's your name? My name is Desire. Desiree. How do you spell Desiree? Well, listen. I got jumped before you guys. We will get it figured out in a little bit, but I need your information first. Coming back. Can you just help me? Yes, I will help you out, but you need to help me out and give me your cooperate and give me your information. They're talking. Okay. So, your first name is Desiree. I Desert. Your first name is Desiree, right? No, it's not. What's your first name? See, look it. They jumped me though. They really You need to cooperate with me. Okay. See, listen to me. What is your first name? Listen to them. Do you have an ID on you? No, I don't. Okay. What is your first name? Listen to them. Okay. But you have to identify yourself. They jump me. Okay. And they're addressing that right now. But I need to talk to you. I do not. Cuz if they were addressing it, you guys would have caught that before I got pulled over because my car was right there at first. This Jeep. This is your vehicle. No, that's not mine. Whose vehicle is that? That's one of them. Why are you in it? That's I I might have been one of in one of their um their trunks. Why Why were you Why were you in this vehicle? Ask them. Ask them why I'm in that vehicle. But I'm talking to you right now. Well, you need to ask them why I'm in that vehicle. Okay. What is your name? What is your name? Where's my phone? What is your name? Where's my purse? Everything. You have to identify yourself. What is your name? I'll ask them to identify me because they're the ones that you guys came here first. No, because I'm talking to you right now and you guys didn't talk to them at all and you didn't talk to me at first. Okay. What is your name? So, I'm not going to tell you my name because they Well, you have to tell me your name or you're going to jail. They Okay, I'm going to go to jail anyways. No, that's not because they have my purse. They have my phone. They have my all my identity. And they even have my car. Okay, let's step over here. Step over here. What is your name? Ask them. Okay. You are required to identify yourself or you're going to jail for obstructing. Okay. I'm going to go for that because everything is gone. So ask them. Okay. Well, we can talk about that after we identify you. Right. So So then take me to jail, whatever, cuz I'm going to go to jail anyways because they stole everything from me. And then why were you in this vehicle? So listen. Why were you in this vehicle? They put me in that vehicle. They put you in that vehicle. Why did they put you in that vehicle? Ask them. I don't know why. Well, they're talking to them right now, but I'm talking to you. Okay. So, go talk to them because I don't know. Okay. So, why were you I don't know my name. Yes, you do. Would you be willing to do some standardized field survey tests to make sure you're not too intoxicated to drive? Are you willing to do that to them? Because they're the ones that arrest me. No, I'm talking to you right now. Talking to you. No, but like why are you guys keep changing the subject? Why are you guys making like somebody? It's a simple question. Are you willing to do the field test or not? No. Huh? I'm not driving. I didn't know nothing wrong. I literally I like defended my they witness her driving. Yeah. But no one wants to be no one wants to give us the name. So she's not she's not IDing herself and she's denying. Well, her car is on par. Okay, I guess I'm going to talk about people that are telling her that she pulled in. No, but I literally got jumped here at this place. Yeah, that was already investigated. You didn't want to talk about it. So, we're already here right now. Okay, that's fine. So, you have her 27 info. Yeah, it's like her first and last name. It's on her employee ID card. I already got dis. Desire, are you willing to do standardized field surprise test to make sure you're not too intoxicate? Just test to make sure you're not too intoxicated to drive a vehicle. Even if I was to do that, sir, listen to me. My answer my No. And I'm not talking to you. You're not talking to me either. I've never heard of you before. So, they're talking to me. Answer his question or you're going to go to jail. Okay. I'm going to jail anyways. Okay. Why would you just be going to jail? Right. Why would I be going to jail? Why? I don't know why you're making this more difficult than it has to be. I jumped here. I defended I defended myself. I literally did. I got Okay. Okay. Let's work on one thing at a time here. Okay. No, but that's what you guys What were you What were you doing in the vehicle? Where were you trying to go? I was trying to leave because I got my I got jumped. Look at my face. Why Why is the vehicle parked like like it is? Because that's where you guys pulled it over. That's where they took it over. I was parked right there. Desiree claimed she had been assaulted earlier by unknown individuals, but was reluctant to provide full identification or cooperate with standard field sobriety testing. Okay. Okay. Okay. Stop walking forward. Wait, that is my phone. Put your hand behind your back and knock it off. Is it locked? That That is my phone. That's my phone. They both locked. See what I'm saying? I don't say nothing about y'all. I don't say nothing about Give me my phone. I didn't say I just And I'm the bad guy. Give me my phone. I want my phone. I ain't got I didn't say nothing about y. Get me on Dante W. Where are you going? I'm not going nowhere. Are you doing it? Huh? You doing it? Can I Can you give me my phone? Well, no. I don't I didn't do nothing bad. Okay. Do you want me to search her? I can search her. Search? You can't. As you should cuz you're a female. Yeah, that's her. I'll go back to my squad and pull a D photo book. She's 95. We can move this car. 46 for any tires for her. Anyone here to let move your car that's sober? You have a friend or someone here? Who's Andy? My husband. Where is he? I'm calling with what phone. Where's your phone? Right. This one. Where's Andy live? You guys got my You before you had my phone, you knew who I was. Total street. I said, "Where's Andy live?" I didn't tell you who I was. Andrew is like Andrew the the the number the name of the car. That's my husband. Am I going to do it like that? Use your thumb. Or don't or just tell him how to do it. Do whatever you want, sir. What line is it? Can I do it for you? I will do it. talk to anyone else or I was going to talk to otherwise I don't need like you know a bar time I'd like just get freed up the crowd no one no one wanted to be a witness but but I got jumped you know I got no I'm trying to help you but I can't help you cuz he's got my arm tell me how to do it I can't show you let me can I please show him this isn't right no you're on you're in handcuffs you can move your Yeah. Okay. So, I'm trying to show him, dude. I'm not doing nothing wrong. I mean, you obviously had the initial contact. Yeah, she's in the she [Applause] I'll call him. He's on anyway. It don't matter cuz even if I'm right, I'm wrong. And I'm not wrong. I didn't do nothing wrong. Like I got I literally got chopped and I didn't snitch on those people. And you people are wrong. And stop shining your [ __ ] flashlight at my face. You're so rude. Like you guys are supposed to help people, but you don't. You literally don't. Like I got I literally got jumped over here. Well, do you want to talk about you getting jumped? I No. Do you know talk to them and stop holding? We already tried talking to him. No one wants No, let me talk to him. You want to throw her in a spot? Go for a walk. No, I don't want to go for a walk. I don't want to go. Get up. After confirming her identity through an employee ID and conducting a search, Desiree was taken into custody and transported to Mercy Hospital for a blood draw where she apparently created a scene. Shortly afterwards, she was transported to Wnebago County Jail. So, uh, Desire, but yeah, she's just a roller coaster. So, you going to collab with All right. Thank you. T O H Crucified by the White Poles. Desiree was charged with two counts of disorderly conduct. Misdemeanor B, one count of resisting or obstructing an officer. Misdemeanor A. One count of battery or threat to a judge, prosecutor, or law enforcement officer. Felony H. One count of a second offense operating while intoxicated, misdemeanor U. One count of operating with a prohibited alcohol concentration, misdemeanor U. One count of operating while revoked, misdemeanor U. And one count of refusal to take test for intoxication after arrest, forfeite U. She was found guilty of one count of disorderly conduct, one count of resisting or obstructing an officer, and one count of operating while intoxicated. Her refusal to take a test for intoxication was also found unreasonable, going against her during the trial. All other charges were dismissed, but read in while the one count of operating with a prohibited alcohol concentration was dismissed on the prosecutor's motion. Desiree was liable to pay the court a total of $2,920.39. 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 one.
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