Did you guys get done smoking it? >> Well, they were uh Well, I don't think you >> apologize. >> I don't think you ate it cuz you had other things in your mouth when I arrived. >> All right, everybody. We got another video for you. This one comes from Code Blue Cam, and it is the most embarrassing public arrest you'll ever see. I haven't seen it. Let's go. >> Well, I got plenty of friends on I don't I don't do Turn on Facebook. >> I understand, sir. >> Turn on Facebook. I got plenty of friends. I don't do that in church parking lots. I'm embarrassed. Sit down. Sit down. >> A deputy's routine call to check on a suspicious car in a parking lot is altered entirely when he instead finds a couple getting a little too cozy. >> You can save me a lot of trouble cuz your car Your car's pretty disgusting. You guys should be very embarrassed by that. >> [laughter] >> Uh I think we all know what's going to happen here. >> Number 4, 2024, this Brown County Sheriff's Deputy arr- >> I just did a video the other day. I said, "Look, a lot of times people will park where they think that nobody is going to see them." Well, it's out like totally obscure in the middle of an empty parking lot. That is what catches our attention. When a vehicle is out of the ordinary in a place, that's what catches our attention. >> arrives at the parking lot of Resurrection School and Church in the Village of Allouez, Wisconsin after callers report a suspicious vehicle playing loud music. >> Oh, boy. >> is about to discover something he will later describe as embarrassing. >> Not to mention with the loud music, they couldn't even hear the deputy come up on them. And why are you going to pump the music? So, that it just draws attention. >> My God. >> Sheriff's office. Put some clothes on. Get dressed. >> All right. Get dressed. >> Huh? >> Get dressed and step out. You can step over there if you want. >> You get dressed. >> All right, yes, sir. Coming. >> Turn your music down, too. >> Sorry, what? >> Turn your music down, too. You going to pick a better spot than the church to do this kind of [ __ ] >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Uh, busted. >> Step out, come here. >> All right, I'm coming. >> You get your clothes on. Step out. I ain't saying anything. >> They're blurring >> weapons on you? >> Uh, no, sir. >> Captain bag. >> I don't know. I was trying to keep it >> No, no, no, no. Leave it on the ground. Get dressed. >> Get dressed, sir. >> You got nothing on you? >> I don't know if they're blurring his face cuz he's a juvenile. Remember, we don't do the blurs or anything like that. We just take the videos as they come. >> What? >> What in the world does he have in his pants? >> Anything illegal on you? Where you going to brush your slot? >> Brush? Was he back there brushing her hair? >> Two. Like so. Peo- people says you were doing >> All right, man. >> I got a hard I'm going to take things out of there. >> You were what? >> I'm going to take things >> Open your mouth when I talk to you. What? >> I got my vape pen. It's a uh a vape pen. >> THC vape pen? >> It's a CBD vape pen. >> All right. How many pants different vape pens you got on, bro? >> I was trying to put on my favorite pair of pants. >> Return? Where you >> What's the purpose of multiple pairs of pants? >> You're living out >> Did she pay for it? How do you know her? >> She's my friend's friend. >> That's your friend's friend? It's what? Your friend's friend? You what? >> I'm over here. >> Oh gosh. >> I'm over here. >> It is so frustrating when people do that, when they can't even talk. They're talking low and can't even open their mouth and enunciate. Oh, it's so irritating. >> Sit on your butt right here. All right, cross your feet. Don't move. How much you been drinking today? Step out. Embarrassing. Come here. >> Yes, it is, sir. >> Yeah. Turn around. >> Face the car. >> Okay. >> You got any weapons on you? >> No. >> How do you know him? >> Okay. >> A friend? >> Yeah. >> All right. Well, I got plenty of friends. I don't I don't do Turn around. Face me. >> I I understand, sir. >> Turn around. Face me. I got plenty of friends. I don't do that in church parking lots. >> I know. >> What if there's kids here? >> I'm I'm really sorry. >> Embarrassing. >> [laughter] >> The deputy notices children playing in a nearby >> Oh, boy. >> parents just 250 m away. While this 37-year-old woman and her partner have been totally careless, even partially rolling down the windows, further exposing themselves. But, the deputy will soon find out that this isn't the woman's first running with the law. >> What am I going to find in the car? >> I don't know. We don't break the law and like my whole life. >> Okay. Any drugs, guns, knives, anything? Sit down. That's not sitting. Nothing illegal in here? Ma'am, your car? >> I'm in the car. >> Okay. You got your IDs in here at all? >> No. Um mine is in my wallet in >> My wallet is my wallet. >> In the back. >> They moved the seat up for more space back there. >> It's in my wallet. >> Yours is in your wallet? >> Yeah, in the top in >> What you use? Okay. Is there any in there? >> Might be a cell phone in there. >> There might be some? >> Yeah. >> Let's cut this Where's the >> I don't really know. >> There might be some? >> The car, when you look in the car, it looks like a meth car. Just all the trash and all the crap in there. >> There's a >> Just Hey, look at me. What's your name? >> My name >> What's your name? Look at me when I speak to you. >> I'm sorry. >> What's your name again? >> Cut the [ __ ] I'm not trying to [ __ ] you. >> car? What's in the car? >> There's a a small bag from the in the back. >> From the in the back? >> Some marijuana. >> Okay. Oh, boy. Step out, ma'am. What you decide to do for me? >> Yep. >> I mean, this kind of behavior might be why you're living in your car or you're losing everything. >> Yeah, I know. I'm very good at hiding your paraphernalia. Well, it's not going to get any better today, I don't think. >> I like this is that video. >> Is this your car? Under your parents' name? >> Yeah. >> Is this your [ __ ] in the center console? >> Meth pipe. >> Huh? >> Yes? >> That looked like the meth pipe and some meth. >> It's not That's Hey, hey. Hey. It's neither here nor there right now. >> Pills. >> What are these? Whose are these? >> Yeah. >> So, if I look them up, that's what they'll be? >> Yes, sir. >> Why are they in this container? >> Cuz they moved from a different city. >> So, they'll test They'll test those, whatever pills are in there. All right. You want paper? >> Dang. >> You probably have a warrant. Awful lot of probably's. Let's get our head screwed on straight and let's start answering some questions. >> This is where you got to be careful because if those are fentanyl pills, I mean this could eventually be adverse adverse to the deputy himself. Um so, yeah, I'm always very careful. I would've put gloves on to search this guy. I mean, he he like he sounds like he knows what he's doing. He's been doing this job for a while. >> Cuz my my medication is there. I don't >> Whose are they? >> They're mine. >> They're yours? >> They're mine. >> What are they? Yeah. >> Let me see it. >> It's prescribed to you. You should know what it is, right? >> I I don't It's probably >> I'm on that. That's not this. >> No, I can't remember the name. Um Um the first time >> You ever think you're anxious because you use Come on. Yeah, maybe he's right. Where's the booth? Where's the booze and it smells like in there. When's the last time you drank or smoked in here? Huh? Today? Where's the You can save me a lot of trouble cuz your car Your car is pretty disgusting. >> I know. I just got it cleaned. >> Huh? >> I I I cleaned it all back there. >> Okay. Where is the >> I don't You know I don't know. >> Maybe that wasn't a meth pipe or uh meth in that other little case he had. I thought that That's what that looked like to me. Don't know if there is. You said there is. Well, there is or there isn't. It's not rocket science, my friend. All the crap they have in these cars. There is or there isn't. There was, now there isn't, now there's probably >> Did you just get done smoking it? >> No, they were uh >> What's that? >> What did you say? Huh? >> You got to speak up, man. You're mumbling. >> Well, I don't think you >> apologize. >> I don't think you ate it cuz you had other things in your mouth when I arrived. >> Oh, boy. >> [laughter] >> He says, "I don't think you ate the drugs cuz you had other things in your mouth when we when I arrived." >> I'm embarrassed by that. It was cool. This looks This looks like yours, my man. >> That's your coat? Okay. >> All right, everybody. Today's sponsor for this video is Cowboy Colostrum. Now, this comes from the bovine. If you don't know what a bovine is, that's a cow. Why do I know this? Cuz I was a dairyman for a long time. And the most important milk that comes out of a cow is in the first 48 to 72 hours. That is called the colostrum. It's full of nutrients that are great for you, your gut. That's what the calf needs to be able to grow real quick. Now, we're not taking the kid the milk from the calf. A dairy cow can produce so much milk, far more than what a calf needs. And this is what they're taking. 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Now, let's get back to the video. >> Okay. >> How do you get all this [ __ ] >> So much crap. >> How do you get all this stuff in here, my guy? >> There's so much crap in that coat. >> What's that? >> No, I didn't. >> Where's your >> No, I don't know. >> What the You just said you did. >> I'm I don't know. >> You do or you don't? >> There's so much Wait, wait, wait. It's kind of worrying, really. >> That's sad. >> It's horrible. >> Look at me. That's neither here nor there right now. We're talking about what's going on right now. Listen, if you're a meth addict, especially if you do so much meth, you're going to know where you've stashed all your meth. That's one thing that they will know. Okay? >> I understand, sir. >> Okay. Is there in there like you told me there was? Yes or no? >> I don't think so. I don't think so. >> You don't think so means to me yes. >> No. >> If it if it was in there, where would it be? >> I already checked my room. If it was in there >> a pig sty, so I don't want to go touching It's a pig sty and you're having back seats, so I don't feel like >> Yeah, I know. It's a horrible place to live. >> I don't feel like uh >> It really is. >> digging around in there, you know what I'm saying? >> Yeah, I know. >> [laughter] >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Just kidding. >> The deputy eventually finds a gray foldable mirror along with a glass bulb style smoking pipe containing a white and brown residue and a crystal-like substance that later tests positive for Inside the car, he also locates additional evidence of use including razor blades, more mirrors, and a torch-style lighter. And just as he had suspected earlier, the woman has an active probation and parole warrant. >> Ouch. What's yours, buddy? >> Just the jacket. Anything else in there that's yours? >> What? >> So just the jacket. That's all that's in there that's yours. >> Nothing on him. >> So she's already on probation um and parole, which means parole probation is part of your sentence. Often times parole is early release from prison and there's stipulations that if you get caught with anything, drugs, or any of that stuff, you can get violated and sent back to prison or uh if you violate a probation, you can get sent back. Well, she had a warrant for that, which means that she had already violated some of her conditions of parole or or probation. >> Nothing on him. >> Okay. >> Look at me, buddy. >> Did you you pat him down or anything? >> Yeah. He's just got a bunch of junk in him. >> Yeah, there's no warrants or anything for him. >> All right. What's going to happen is this fine deputy is going to give you a ride to the city of Green Bay. You not show face in my village again. You understand? All right. Stand up. >> I like that. Poor Green Bay, though. Look, they dumped this dude off onto Green Bay. >> Right here. Up against your car. Feet apart. You do have a warrant for your arrest. >> Anything more on her that you want for the company to tow? >> You want You want me to turn the keys over to him? Otherwise, I'm going to lock your car. I'm going to take it for 24 hours, and if it's not gone by tomorrow morning, it's getting towed. Is that fair? >> Yeah, it's fair. >> Okay. How much have you drank tonight today? >> Like I mean like I drank maybe a quarter of a pint at least. >> Anything besides >> Ever >> Simple question. >> Yeah, I mean it. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> About like a quarter of a pint since about like 6:00 a.m. this morning. >> What type of >> Start drinking at 6:00 a.m. and now he's asking her what kind of other narcotics she may have been using. Meth. Weed and meth. >> I smoked it all earlier. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Both? >> She's pretty honest, though. >> Yeah. >> You got to have a little self-worth, but >> I have no self-worth, though. >> You know what I mean? Thank >> It's real. >> Hey. But But having in a in a in a church or a school parking lot unacceptable. >> We always lock our doors because you've seen the videos where people will jump in your car and take off. So, you get in the habit of locking your doors when you get out. Then when we go to put somebody in, we got to unlock the doors, so. >> Have a seat. What's your warrant for? >> I didn't finish probation. >> You didn't finish probation? What's it warrant? I can drop you off at the A&W QuickTrip on Monroe Road if you want. >> I'd rather walk. >> You'd rather walk? You want to hoof it? You want to hoof it? Go ahead. >> [laughter] >> I like those guys. The woman has complaints about her life and the deputy. >> [snorts] >> About everything. >> They know your situation? >> Yeah. I was going to tell them something at the first of the year cuz I'm working and like I wanted to give my kids some Christmas that I didn't get to last year. >> Well, stop spending your money on drugs and alcohol. Start that Start there. >> I'm truly sorry, sir. >> What? >> I apologize. I'm sorry. >> Are you that mad about the meth? >> I know it's what I did. It was I didn't know. >> Were kids present? >> But they're just sticking it to me now. >> What? >> They're ready to just stick it all to me. >> Me? >> Yeah. >> Oh, once again, it's the cops' fault. The deputy's fault. You're ready to stick it to me. No, lady, it was your actions, your behavior that caused this. And now the deputy's got to go doing a a report, arrest you, deal with all this because your behavior, not his. >> You see the way you are and what you're having me go through and everything. >> I am not happy. I just do my job. >> But you are doing this. >> Ma'am. I'm actually upset cuz I was supposed to go hunting after It's what I'm saying. Now he's got to get tied up. Now he's got to be tied up doing a report because when you arrest somebody, that report's got to be done by the end of shift. Is this better so you can't hear me? >> It's terrible. I understand your mentality and your job. However, you know you're down. >> What? Been skipping your PO visits and stuff. >> I I am. >> Never started them or what? >> I know I started it. >> Huh? >> And I think I probably probably even I don't know. I would have got out of here and everything, but I didn't know where to go. And all four of my kids are with my ex-husband and >> So what's going on? What? You couldn't You couldn't stay with your parents? >> No. It was too much with all my kids and and me and my situation and everything. I just feel like I want I'm trying to get a grip here and and get a job and and do what I need to do and I know what I need to do and I don't have the confidence in myself yet. It's not there. >> All you have >> We see this a lot. You get them in the car, they break down. Reality sets in, self-reflection sets in. And now there's just she's you know, they're sitting there. She just realizes she's not where she wants to be and starts beating herself up for it. >> to You have to have confidence to do right, right? You have to do right by your kids and stuff. Doing this kind of it's not helping you. >> I know. >> Oh, and you got to get squared away with your PO, otherwise you're always going to have warrants. What's up? I'll arrest you before I go. >> No, I don't believe so. >> You don't think so? >> No. >> Ultimately, the woman was charged with felony possession of meth. >> Ouch. >> Misdemeanor lewd and lascivious behavior in public, possession of paraphernalia. She was later released on a $2,500 signature bond. >> $2,500 bond for possession of meth for all that, too low. Um They released her on bond and it was a probation violation warrant, which theory, if you So she added new charges on top of her probation violation warrant. >> Eventually, she pleaded guilty due to a no contest plea of possession of meth and lewd and lascivious behavior and was sentenced to 90 days in county jail. >> 90 days in jail for a felony meth possession. I mean, I don't know what happened with the probation. What was that? Because typically probation is you get a sentence, let's say they gave you a 3-year sentence with 5 years probation. Well, when you violate probation, they can throw you back in jail and for longer periods of time or prison. Um yeah, I don't know. Curious to know what what they did to her. But in the end, she served 90 days in jail for that. Look, I hope she's able to clean her life up and get back with her kids. I think we all do. Uh her own actions, her own decisions are what continue to put her here and it's not going to get any better until she changes her own life. And uh doing meth and drinking, sleeping around do random guys, that's not going to get her there. So, let me know what you think. Comment, like, subscribe. I thought the deputies did a phenomenal job. No nonsense, took charge. But in the end, they have we have compassion. We do. Um sometimes tough love is what fixes fixes people's situations more than anything and so she had to be held accountable. She had a warrant and she got charged all the other things. So, let me know what you think. Comment, like, subscribe. We'll catch you on the next video.