Uh yeah, that's just all backwards now. >> Stop. Really? >> Oh, that's in her back pocket. >> Is that the only? >> Yeah, we could grab >> You don't know which one? >> Oh, no. The pink one. >> Oh, I got a big Let me just confirm real quick. >> One of the pink. >> Why? I do. >> Which Where's your car, Emma? >> Over there. >> Right here. >> Right here. Put some dust on that ass. >> Oh, yeah. That's just all back now. >> Stop. Really? >> Oh, that's in her back pocket. >> Is that the only thing you needed? >> Yeah, we couldn't verify who she was. >> If that's all we needed, right, for you not to go to jail. >> My ID. >> If you want to burst out the other one. Well, I'll do it real quick. Actually, >> if you would copy paste it. >> I can just copy and paste. >> Pretty much. Yes. >> Sure. >> Uh, I just need a >> My is in my friend's >> a question. >> Yes, Miss Molly. >> Why am I handcuffed >> again? Cuz you're under arrest. >> No, no, no. Like, why? >> Why? >> Why did I get a ticket? >> It's not a ticket. It's a misdemeanor. >> No, but like why do New York give me a ticket? >> Cuz it's not a ticket. >> Like why? >> Because that's what the law states. It's a misdemeanor. >> I can't even go home. >> Well, there's still a chance. >> I hope. >> Why did I get picked out of everybody? You You weren't the only one. There's lots of people. >> No. No. >> Her why me breaks my heart. Feels targeted, but cops nail it. You're not special. This happens nightly. Suspense builds as hope dangles. I feel her shock. Misdemeanor means real consequences. No slap on wrist ticket. Theme: Accountability hits young adults hard. College bubble bursts. like when you start your shift today. >> Mhm. >> Did you think you'd be arresting like me? >> Well, I knew he'd be arresting college kids. Absolutely. >> Absolutely. Cuz unfortunately this is a problem, right? >> A big problem. >> A big problem. A ton of people are doing this and it's it's not okay. >> Do you feel sorrow? >> Sorrow? >> Yeah. >> Well, I'm empathetic. Absolutely. >> All right, Miss Lily. >> We're going to go this way. >> We're going to walk towards the building. >> You're in the door. I'm not going to Sorry. >> You're good. >> I have to pee so bad. >> Let me Let me tell you one thing. Once you're in here, >> listen to everything they tell you to do. All right. You back talk them. You don't listen. You talk over them >> again. Don't be obviously don't be mute, but again, talk with them. Don't hit the tree >> again. >> I got I want to go home. >> Do you want >> final walk? Pure vulnerability. Officer's advice is fatherly. Listen, don't fight. Emma's I just want to go home echoes every kid's regret. emotional core. One dumb choice derails a night. Justice served with compassion. Teaches without destroying.