I HAVE A RIGHT TO CALL MY MOM, AND YOU GUYS ARE NOT LETTING ME DO THAT. SO, WHAT YOU DO THERE? I GO BACK TO the car, one of you walk WITH ME, OR NO. NO. I WALK BACK TO I WALK BACK [screaming] TO MY CAR. >> ALL RIGHT, EVERYBODY. WELCOME BACK. WE GOT ANOTHER VIDEO for you. This one comes from Midwest Safety, and it is cop's daughter gets arrested twice in one night. Haven't seen it. Let's go. >> Officer in Byram, New Jersey, is assigned to help a female who was on the side of the road calling for help. It turns out she would make this the most miserable night of his life. >> I tried to go home an hour ago. My phone died. If one of you try to call my phone, my dad will literally show that he is on his way here. Like he tried to come home. My phone died. I tried to get them to put me to my car. >> Okay, this is not normal behavior. You're uh already when we deal with behavior like this, it's already going to raise our antennas. >> Because I obviously am drunk. >> Show it up. >> Uh there you go. >> What are you yelling for help for? >> Because I'm trying to wait for my dad. I'm trying to wait for my dad because I obviously am drunk. >> So, you just need a ride home? >> Yes, and they're pushing me out of the They're literally pushing me into the street. >> Who is? >> Literally, whoever they are. No, I'm sorry, but literally, I'm sorry, but who are you? >> Take a breath. >> No, I'm sorry. No, I'm sorry. >> Let's go. >> No, because if you charge my phone, I can >> care about your phone. I'm asking what what What are you yelling for help for? >> That I'm trying to go home. >> Who are you calling for a ride? >> My father. >> How many times have we talked about it when they're drunk? They want to go home. I just want to go home. >> If you want my dad's number, >> No. No, yeah. What is that? What is that? >> My dad's number. Okay, so now >> What's your first name? >> My name is Payton. And I'm in AA, so I can't even alcohol or anything. >> So, you shouldn't be drinking? >> No. I I'm not allowed to have alcohol. >> I'm not. >> You didn't drink? >> No, I did I did have one. I did have one. >> just said you were drunk. >> I did have one. Yes, you're right. And I can tell you why I had one. >> Okay, come over here. Just lean up against right here. We have We're calling your dad, okay? All right, your dad's phone is going to voicemail. >> You call the supervisor. He knows exactly who I am. >> dad work for the police department? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> He knows exactly. He'll know exactly. >> Okay. Okay. Patrolman Funkhouser, written right here. >> And what's your badge number? >> Are you kidding me? >> What's your badge number? >> It's 4328. >> 20 what? I can't hear you. >> 20 what? Say it one more time. Just so I got it. Just so I got it. What's your badge number? If you're not going to say it, that's also a crime, if you know that. You know that. What's your badge number, huh? What's your badge number? I don't know your badge number. I'm sorry. What's your badge number? >> All right, ma'am. >> What's his badge number? >> Ma'am, we're trying to get you a ride. >> And what's your badge number? >> 4328. I gave it to you five times. >> You gave it to >> Ah, jeez, that's so irritating, you know? It's like she's not going to remember the badge number anyway. I know she's recording it, but the name is more important. >> 23 contacts here. >> [laughter] >> Officer's patience meter. Irrelevant, ma'am. >> It is irrelevant, actually. What's your full badge number? I'm sorry. >> Ma'am, back off. >> Back off. >> What's your full badge number? What's your badge number? >> I got to go. Send the local PD, please. >> Sorry. >> They're sending the PD to her address. Listen, if this was your child and they were acting this way among fellow police officers, you'd be so angry. >> Okay, thank you. >> And this one has a no license plate number on it. And it says >> Just so you know, her phone's dead. >> I know. >> If it gets worse, she's going to go for discount. But hopefully it doesn't reach that point. >> Nope. We're trying not to. >> She was the one that went to the grocery store. She was the one that went to the grocery store. She called for the wooden server. How old are you? >> Okay. >> You're supposed to give me a a call and you both are not. >> Okay then it's a law. I don't know who who gives this information. You get a you got to get a phone call. Usually we we let people have a phone call when they get to jail so they can call an attorney or somebody to let them know they're in jail. We don't need to give you any phone calls on the side of the road. They're conducting an investigation. They need time to conduct their investigation. >> Is your phone on? >> It is on actually. >> So can you make the phone call? >> No because actually I'm detained under your guys's so I'm allowed I was supposed supposed to make a phone call. >> Stop talking. >> I got that on video. That's a good >> Your phone's dead. >> You want to bet? >> Yeah, you showed it to me. >> So you're all not reading me my Miranda rights so I can go to my car, right? >> Do you want your Miranda rights? >> Yes, I would. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> Thank you so much for actually reading >> Stand over here. >> Thank you for actually reading >> Stand over here. >> Thank you for actually reading my Miranda rights to >> You're not free to walk around. Stand over here. >> Then you should have read them to me about 30 minutes >> Nope. Once again, you don't need to read Miranda. Miranda's not a prerequisite for arrest. It is so that once you are detained or no longer free to go, uh it is no longer a consensual conversation, then yes, we're going to have to and we want to ask you questions. That's it. If I know you committed the crime, I don't have to read you your Miranda if I don't plan on asking you any questions. >> Is that right? >> Okay. >> Right? >> Stand over here. >> Right cuz I do my I do know my laws. If y'all want to talk to my dad, that's fine. We can. Yeah, we can because I actually I live 40 minutes away. >> I am aware. >> So oh boo mother [ __ ] hoo. >> please stand over here? >> I am standing over here in the driveway. >> you by the car. I am. want you by in Come over here. >> If you actually went to your No, I am in the direct. >> I'm not asking to be in the light. >> So, it doesn't matter. [laughter] I am in direct. And if you want to tell them, then they can go and back in their house. >> Ma'am, I'm concerned for your safety. >> I don't really give I'm concerned for my safety. >> So [snorts] rude. So rude and entitled and thinks that there's no accountability for. >> That's why I'm standing over here. >> No, and then you can tell them all to go back inside their house. >> They have the right to be standing where they are. Stop walking around. Stop walking. Am I resisting? >> You're detained for your safety. >> No, because then I can go to my car if you're not going to let me. >> No, you're detained for your safety. >> Yes, I am. Because I'm you're not going to let me. Then let me go to my car and you can come >> It's one of those situations you just put in put them in cuffs. The attitude will probably correct itself at that point. She for her own safety, the way she's continues to stand in the road, it'd be better if they just put her in cuffs. >> with me. >> You are not free to leave. >> Then you can come to my car with me. Then you can come to my car with me. >> Ma'am, you stop walking towards me. >> No, don't come to me. >> Stop walking towards me. >> Then you can put your car with me. Like I have a [ __ ] RIGHT TO CALL MY FATHER. WHICH YOU BOTH >> I'LL tell you right now, if they didn't make that she didn't make that swatting motion away when he pushed her back just a just a hair to gain You want to have distance. It's for officer safety. When she put swatted her hand down, boom, immediate goes in cuffs. You guys are being very patient. >> with a [ __ ] per se county sheriff officer, who I'm sorry, but one of you, probably not him, you are going to lose your job. So, I would love to call my father right now. And yeah, you can smile all you want. >> Can you please stop walking around? >> Well, I would love to go back to my car, who I know for a fact that I know who a fact has my my [ __ ] father. Not my father. My Yeah, then you can then No, then you can give me a a phone call to my off to my >> police. >> Make you a phone call to my dad. I would love to know. >> We tried calling the phone. >> Oh, boohoo. It wasn't me. It wasn't me. >> All right, folks. Let's be honest. The cost of living isn't just high, it's exhausting. And like a lot of Americans, you might be using credit cards to pay for even the basic necessities like groceries, gas, or utility bills. You're essentially paying a survival tax when you do that with into with rates in the 20s. Why keep giving your hard-earned money from your paychecks to the banks or these credit card companies when you can keep it with your family? That's why my friends at American Financing, they have a better way. 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I saw I'll go back to my >> Stop walking away. >> Last time. I'll go Don't touch me. >> You're not allowed to >> Put her in cuffs. >> Not allowed to walk away. >> THEN I CAN THEN LET ME GO TO MY THEN LET ME WALK TO MY CAR. [laughter] >> I HAVE TO BE honest with you, my patience meter was gone a long time ago. Probably like 2-3 minutes ago it was gone. >> Stop it. >> Then let me walk to my car. >> Yeah, exactly. >> Then let me walk to my car. Stop walking away. >> Put her in cuffs. >> Give me your phone. We're waiting. Once >> So let me call my phone. No, because I HAVE I'M A CITIZEN. >> Stop walking away. >> Let me go. I'm a citizen. >> Stop walking away. >> No, because I have A RIGHT TO CALL MY MOM AND DAD, AND YOU GUYS ARE NOT LETTING ME DO THAT. SO WHICH IS THAT? I GO BACK TO THE CAR, ONE of you walk with me. >> WE'RE JUST WAITING. >> NO. NO. I walk BACK TO THE CAR. I WALK BACK TO MY CAR. >> ALL RIGHT. >> YEAH. YEAH. YEAH, RIGHT IN FRONT OF A CAR. RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE CAR. >> LOOK, they could have avoided this. Just putting her in cuffs minutes ago. They were very patient, way more patient than I would have been. >> Dumbass. You go to training? I have a right to call my mom and dad. >> Absolutely. What we get this situation now. >> Yeah, thank you. >> That's what it's good. She's got at least resisting and smacked me. >> Discon, disorderly conduct. >> You want to take my bag out? I don't know. So >> We'll do it when we get inside. >> Okay. >> Just wait inside. Stand facing the wall. I'm going to take the handcuffs off. Put this hand on your head. >> Sorry, what? That wasn't a full sentence for me. >> Want to Put this hand on your head and want this handcuff from you. >> Sorry, what? Sorry, what? Say one more time. I'm sorry, that wasn't a full sentence for me. >> You're not facing me, are we clear? >> Can you get it? >> Now put your hand on your head. Have a seat. Have a seat out here. >> Oh wow. Can I actually face my turn? >> Have a seat down. >> Lift your hand up. You can put your arms down. You can put your arms down. >> I'm okay because you told me not to lift them. So, what's what Which one is it? >> We just need to take your personal stuff. Let go of your hands. >> Which one is it? >> And take your phone out. Take your phone out. >> Oh, sorry. I can't reach there. So, you're going to have to >> Yeah, I'm not >> Aw, boohoo. Sorry. >> The boohoo thing. Stupid. >> Aw, the boohoo. >> The officer's night with this suspect is far from over as they call her father to come pick her up, which will lead to an entirely new problem for officers. >> Hello. >> Oh, boy. >> Dad. >> This is Patrolman Conway with the Irvine Police >> This is Katie and they're not literally they're literally not reading me my Miranda rights, nothing. Come to the I don't even know what police station they're at. >> Sir, can I talk to you, please? If you could come pick her up, please. She's under arrest. >> I'm literally not breatharized me. >> Hi. >> Breatharized. >> [laughter] >> Uh I was going to go so many places with that, but no. >> Hello, sir. >> Here for Caitlyn. >> Yes, do you want to come in? >> Hand over. >> Are you her father or >> Yeah. >> She's adopted. >> Okay. >> So, she's under arrest for existing. >> This poor adopted parent having to deal with this girl. >> Obstruction and disorderly conduct. I will let you know that there is an investigation for assault on a police officer. >> Okay. >> That's being conducted. >> Your dad's here. >> And here's your shoes. >> Y'all know you don't need a college degree, right, for what you do, right? >> Okay. You're right, you need a high school diploma. And I have one. >> A hard-fought high school diploma and some of that integrity is worth the world in gold. That's right. That's right. Something any college degree is probably not going to get her. If this is her attitude and frankly, I I've seen plenty people with college degrees that really uh, had worse jobs than the, uh, us in law enforcement. At least we're doing something to benefit the community. >> Thank you. All right, follow me. You're under arrest. Oh. We'll call. >> No. >> Get in the the car. You better have the keys. >> Literally 1 minute later, the father and mother called 911 to report that their daughter got out of the car and stormed off down the road, causing the >> Oh, boy. Oh, boy. >> officer to come out and get her yet again. >> Where'd she go? To the right or to the left? >> She walked straight. >> Straight? >> Book her in. Make her sit in jail now. >> Come here. >> What? >> Come here. >> I'm not under arrest. >> Yes, you are. You're not free to leave. >> Why? >> You're a danger to yourself. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> Then breathalyze me. I'm literally okay. >> Put her in cuffs. >> Yes, I am. I'm >> Stop walking. >> I'm literally breathalyze me. I'm >> arrested again. You will GET A >> BREATHALYZE ME. I'M OKAY to go home. >> No, you're going to the hospital. You're going to the >> Don't take her to the hospital. Take her to jail. J A I L, jail. >> I'm literally breathalyze ME. I'M OKAY TO GO HOME. >> walked away. >> They literally KICKED ME OUT OF THE CAR. >> You're going to get You know >> you want me to >> You got out and walked away. >> Cuz they kicked me out of the car. What do you want me to say? >> you got mad and walked away. >> I did get out of the car, which they told me. And I'm walking myself home. >> No, you're not. >> Which they told me to do. >> No, you're going to the hospital. >> THEN BREATHALYZE ME. I'M OKAY. >> YOU'RE NOT INTOXICATED. You're a danger to yourself right now. You're acting intoxicated. >> What if I have someone to pick me up? >> No, you're going to the hospital. >> Then no, because I have someone to pick ME UP. >> PRIOR STOP. I'M GOING TO ARREST [laughter] YOU AGAIN. I'M GOING TO ARREST YOU. >> BREATHALYZE ME. I'M OKAY. [screaming] >> ALL RIGHT, I'll send you the ticket in the mail. STOP. >> LITERALLY BREATHALYZE ME. I'M OKAY. If they think I'm okay I'm aware No, they don't think you're okay. Get out of the car. Cuz they just came back to us and called that number once. Oh, there we go again. You're going to the hospital. It's not about I'm tired of the breathalyze me and the boohoo in this video. Being toxic, it's your behavior. Okay, babe. I I understand. Uh, she's definitely under the influence of of alcohol. Oh, she just tried TO HIT HIM. NAH, SHE'S GOING TO JAIL NOW. OFFICER Basinger is done. I'm coming with you. Oh. Sorry. Sorry. That wasn't supposed to be rude like that. Uh, that's the pot calling the kettle black. Apparently it was. What did you expect it to be? Yeah. He's not going to hear the end of that for the rest of the night, I know. No, I'm not. >> [laughter] >> I don't know if I should ask the next shift or the shift after that. YEAH. YOU'RE BEING AWFULLY RUDE. OH. OH, NO. I HAVE A freedom of speech, right? Yeah, you're just being rude. Oh, so oh well. I have a freedom of speech, right? Okay. Be rude to us. I'm going to give a I don't give a So. She's being off to go to the hospital. The suspect, Caitlyn, was charged with harassment for her first arrest of the night and then was additionally charged with disorderly conduct, obstructing, [music] and resisting arrest for her second >> Uh she should got it a assault on a law enforcement look like to me like she tried to strike him. >> arrest. She is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> So, curious to see what they do I and I'm assuming this is New Jersey, right? Um I don't know if she got Looks like we don't have any further information on whether she was convicted or not. But she's lucky that all she got was disorderly resisting. Um I mean it's not much more you can put on her because that's really what it is, but hopefully the judge sees her behavior and uh teaches her a little bit of a lesson. Clearly her parents are struggling with her and here she is out here acting a fool. Thinks she knows the law, she doesn't. Uh wants to be Mirandized uh and then kept saying the same things over and over again. Frankly, uh they were very patient, probably way too patient. Should have booked her in the first time cuz this wasn't going to get any better from there on out. So, let me know what you think. Comment, like, subscribe. How did they handle it? What would you have done different or would you have done exactly the way they did? And uh did she bother you as much as she bothered me? My patience was gone a lot before his patience meter was. Let me know what you think and I'll catch you on the next video.