Move back. We got to fight on our 400. Can we get 10, please? >> Hey, stop. Stop. >> I said stop. >> Stop before WE GO TO JAIL. >> ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. I'm doing I'm >> Hey, stop. >> Stop. >> Stop before THE [ __ ] WE GO TO JAIL. SUPERVISED there as well. >> I didn't 15. >> I'm sorry. I didn't mean to hit you. >> 15. I got one in custody. >> I swear. >> No, you didn't. I swear. I swear. I promise. I swear to God. >> Listen to me. We need one uh medic. We need one medic for number one male. >> Please listen to me. >> I even I have to mix in my mouth. I'm sorry. >> Please listen to me. I swear I even had the mouth mix in my mouth, too. Please. >> This guy's in full panic mode, apologizing for hitting the officer, swearing he didn't mean it, begging them to listen while he's already in cuffs. You can feel the regret hitting him all at once. These situations often start as heat of the- moment fights, but once police arrive, reality crashes in. He's trying to humanize himself, explain it was just in the moment, but the damage is done. Baltimore PD deals with this daily. The exhaustion in their voices is real. They're not escalating, just containing chaos. >> Sir, can you please listen? >> No, sir. No, I understand. I I don't play those games. >> I understand. But listen, I can wait. Listen. I understand you. >> I can understand you. >> I can Can you talk to me, please? I'll talk to you right now. Stop. >> Well, can you talk to me? >> I can understand. You talk to the medic. >> Wait. Can I understand that? I can talk to the medic. >> I can talk to you. Talk to somebody. Please, >> can I please talk to somebody and talk to our sergeant? >> Okay. >> When he gets here. >> Where's he at? >> Excuse me. Can I talk to you? >> Sir, I just got >> I'm fine. He me stuff. I have I have I can't do nothing. Literally, I'm fine, >> sir. Come on. >> I have He hasn't tough. I have nothing to do. What's your last name? Hall. Kai Hall. >> M E K H I H A L L. >> Are you okay? >> What's your first name? >> M E right there by the R. >> ARE YOU OKAY? WAIT, LISTEN. Don't do that. M E K H I is my first name. Paul is my last name. Okay. >> FINE. >> ARE YOU OKAY? >> Let me just listen to them. Let me just listen to them. >> Let me just listen to them. >> Spread your legs for me. Spread your legs for me. Who did the nay? >> Johnson. >> And I was talking to him the whole time. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not I'm not being defensive. >> You got anything in your pocket that can hurt me? >> No. Okay. You You can check You can check anything. You can unbuckle my pants, anything. >> I'm not doing that right now. >> I'm just I'm just letting you know. Okay. >> That's right. >> However, however, um I'm not being >> Spread your legs for me. Spread your legs for me. >> However, I'm not being defensive. I've not been doing anything to um the officer Darren Miller. So, I'm just I'm just letting them make letting them know that even though you miss me, I'm just I'm in compliance because I did not realize that that was y'all at first. Okay, >> I understand. We'll talk with the medic is here to check you out. >> Okay, my car is right here. >> Okay, >> okay, ma'am. Come here, Sam. Stop walking. Stop walking. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back behind your back. >> 101. >> Come on, man. >> All I did was drink it before. >> Don't resist. >> Hey, you okay? >> 11 back. They're going to go to the ground in about 5 seconds. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Okay, you're going to go to the ground in about 5 seconds. >> That's not that serve. >> It's not that serve, sir. What you doing, sir? You don't be stabbing no girl, man. WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? >> STOP RESISTING ARREST. STOP RESISTING. >> Put your hand by your back on the ground. >> Really? >> I should resist. >> No, we're going to arrest you. >> Stop resisting. You're going to get IN YOUR FACE. STOP RESISTING. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET in your face. >> 16. That's what you want to do. I know him. I didn't steal no drink OUT OF HIS HAND. THAT'S MY BROTHER. >> I DIDN'T STEAL. THAT'S REAL. >> OKAY. And who gives a [ __ ] if that's your brother or not? You're still not allowed to drink booze in public. What does she not understand, though? It's really simple. They came up to her. They gave her a warning. They emptied her booze. And she goes and does it again right in front of them. It's like if you're going to taunt the police, don't act like a crybaby when you get arrested. >> Man, what's your name? >> You're under arrest. You're going to jail. >> I'M UNDER ARREST FOR A DRINK. >> You make your way down here. >> For a smoff? >> Yep. >> Louis, Y'ALL LOCK PEOPLE UP FOR A SMOFF. >> YEAH, we have. >> I'M TELLING YOU, I DRUNK A SMOFF. >> THANK YOU for admitting your crime. A swearing off is a crime. >> Yeah, we already we already explained this to you also. >> Sir, >> you have the right to remain silent. >> I'm not saying against you. >> I don't have to be. You ain't have to just slam me on the ground. >> Give her a present with YOU WHILE YOU'RE >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. YOU ALREADY DID WHAT YOU DID. >> Y'all is weird. >> That was unnecessary. >> I'M GOING HAD A BIG IT WAS >> FOR YOU. >> NO, IT WAS UNNECESSARY FOR Y'ALL TO THROW ME TO THE GROUND LIKE THAT FOR AN OPEN CONTAINER. >> I'm suing y'all. >> Don't resist arrest. >> IT WASN'T NO RESIST. IT WAS A OPENING SM. I got asthma. I'm telling you, you ain't him. I NEED Y'ALL A BADGE NUMBER. >> You give her badge numbers. >> I had a smoff, ma'am. That's it. A smoff >> for a smoff. They slam me. >> All I had was a smoff. >> I TOOK MY BROTHER'S OFF AND THEY LOCKED ME UP. SUPER >> I SMOFF. THEY SAID I STOLE MY SMOFF FROM MY BROTHERS. >> NO, WE said you drank A SMOFF. >> YOU SAID I STOLE IT. IT'S ON CAMERA, BROTHER. WHAT DID THEY SAY? I STOLE YOUR DRINK. >> You talking about >> You're getting it for drinking in public after we warn you not to. >> SIR, YOU SNATCHED MY FIRST DRINK. >> OKAY. >> AIN'T NOBODY SAY WHAT YOU WERE SAYING. >> NOTHING. He ain't said. HE WALKED OFF. >> MY BROTHER HAD A DRINK. I TOOK IT AND I DRUNK A SWINE OFF. SOMEBODY HIT HIM. >> You act like I TOOK IT AND DRUNK SOME LIQUOR. >> He did. That's a smear off his liquor. >> SMIRING OFF HIS NOT LIQUOR. IT'S 5% ALCOHOL. >> YOU CAN'T HAVE YOU CAN'T DRINK any alcohol. >> Sir, you just don't have no life. >> Okay. Next time, don't resist arrest. We try to arrest you. >> I got asthma. I don't want TO BE UM CONFINED DOWN. >> OKAY. >> YOU STILL ain't slam me to the ground. >> Oh, come on. Me to the ground. WE GOT IT ON RECORDING. I PROMISE YOU Y'ALL TOO. Y'all don't even know who I know. >> They not letting me go. THEY ALREADY YO, GET OFF OF ME. WHY DON'T YOU BE PULLING ME SO TIGHT, >> ANTOINE? PLEASE RECORD THIS. >> YO, BRO. HEY, BRO. >> YO, PLEASE RECORD THIS. HE PULLING ME SO TIGHT. >> HE PULLING ME SO TIGHT ON MY WRIST. >> I'M NOT PULLING YOU BACK. YOU OUT YOU IS. WHAT ARE YOU talking about? >> If you need a help, throw the hat in the ass. Throw the hat in the ass, man. >> What? Guess what? >> She said, "Let's calm down." >> Tyler, get the out my face, man. Y'all ain't got noing probable cause y'all geeking. Y'all ain't got nothing else better than this. You got kids getting shot in the back damn dumb bar in all y'all right hereing with an open container. A smirnoff. >> Yes, it's over a smiroff. Smirnoff is alcohol. You cannot drink any alcohol in public. Doesn't matter if it's Hennessy. Doesn't matter if it's beer, wine, or even smiroff. Why does she think it matters what kind of booze it is? >> She was drinking a Smeirnoff. A Smeirnoff down there. >> She went up to her, took it, and told her not a joke. She got He was all attitude, was yelling at us. We continue on our way. And then we stopped the guy in the gray over here and he was drinking bottles. He gave it to us. She snatched her out of his hand and drank us. After we already told her not to drink over there, she came, followed us, took his mural and drink. So we tried to get her in handcuffs to arrest her for non-compliance. Um, she started to resist arrest handcuffs on. I warned her. I said, "If you don't let us handcuff you." It was like we're struggling for like 10 seconds. We said if you don't let us put handcuffs on you, you're going to go on the ground. And then we put on the ground. Well, you already did too much. You did too much. >> What you mean I did too much? I never been I haven't been locked up like that. Somebody just came. You know, you just snatched [ __ ] over my hand. I was angry. >> Y'all didn't COME UP AND TALK to me and you know that. Mr. Rosen Bloom, >> we if I didn't advise it right before, I advised afterwards after I took it. >> Oh my god. Exit. Like, come on. Yo, that's crazy. >> And then we still just gave you a warning even though you're young in our face. And then you decide to follow us and take someone else's bottle out. NOT WHEN HE WAS WITH ME. >> DOES not matter. We already >> I needed something to drink. MY MOUTH WAS DRY. WHEN YOU CAME AND SNATCHED IT, you cut the top of my gum. >> I WAS DRINKING IT WHEN YOU SNATCHED IT OPEN MY MOUTH. That's why I'm so angry. You snatched it open my mouth while I'm drinking. >> Miss Young, you >> That's why the lady SAID WHEN YOU HAD TO ask the officer. So I'm thanking you. >> Miss Young, you're handing handcuffs because of how you acted. Okay. >> So you saying I'm locked up for open container. That's what y'all goddamn your sergeant just saying. You could have locked up for open container >> cuz you did not comply with our with our warnings. >> So now I got to go to court and do all that for open container. >> That's your fault, not ours. >> I'm not going to drink that foul point, Mr. um Rosen Bling. >> You're not making it make sense. >> I drink water, coffee. >> Where is it? >> I don't know. >> That's what I'm telling you. >> That's my That's not my problem. You cannot drink alcohol. You can't even possess it in public. Open container. And there's a sign right where you were. Nor wasn't. Nor was it. Not what man you first originally was. It's not. >> I love how her defense is literally, "Nuh-uh. There's no sign. That's not real." It's like, "Lady, do you know that they can just go there at the location and verify, take a picture that there's a sign, if you're planning on using that argument in court, it's just not going to work. Once again, this woman is just excuses, excuses, excuses, excuses. It never stops. Look where you took that at. >> That's right in front of you. >> That's not in front of me. I'm on the other side of that pole. >> Public alcohol possession and concept. >> I'm on the other SIDE OF THE POLE. IT >> IS PROHIBITED. >> IT'S ON THE OTHER SIDE THOUGH. >> I told you, Miss Young. It doesn't >> Why do you have my identification code? >> Just cuz you didn't give us your name. So, we have We're going to give it back to you. So, even if you don't know the law, if you break the law, >> your patent, >> it still gets law. >> That's all I know. >> And we still we told you. You said you didn't know. We said, "Okay." We explained it to you and then you did it again. >> After you snatched it out my hand, >> then you snatched another bottle. Okay. You didn't like how we did it. We I I said okay and I >> I took it and was walking into the trash to THROW IT AWAY WHILE I WAS DRINKING IT. >> Miss I have no interest in arresting you. >> YOU DID. YOU DID. THAT'S WHY YOU THREW me to THE GROUND AND DID ALL THAT that y'all did and made me have a seizure. Myers capable police department initiated a traffic stop for speeding following too closely and the red light violation back there on Delpra. >> Red light. >> Yeah. >> Which red light? >> The light at Delpra and Veterans when you pass under Veterans made the left-handed turn back there on a red light. Nice. Perfect. Thank you. I need that. May I have registration documentation for the vehicle, please? >> Uh, some clues of impairment. So, um, just cuz we're just outside of our jurisdiction. I'm going to make sure that we have someone that does have jurisdiction over >> you have any guns, knives, weapons on your person? No, there's uh two needles in here because I realized I grabbed them for work cuz I work as a medical assistant. That's a steroid. >> Yeah, it's a steroid. >> Well, do me a favor. Take your seat belt off. Exit the vehicle from the rear of your car. >> So, been drinking tonight? I smell some alcohol while I'm talking to you. >> All right. >> So, based on the driving, >> speeding, following too closely, red light. Look, I'm not the fashion police, but how the hell do you continue this traffic stop when you're looking at this? This outfit is so ridiculous. It's one of the most hilarious things I've ever seen on the channel. I mean, what was she thinking exactly? Holy [ __ ] Anyways, now I thought she said she's a nurse or something like that. I sure hope that she doesn't go to work dressed like that because she's going to give the patients a heart attack. >> Okay. Uh my interaction with you leads me to believe that you might be impaired and unable to safely operate the motor vehicle. >> Okay. >> As such, I'm going to do a DUI investigation. Will you participate in some serious priority? >> That's fine. >> Okay. I have some questions for you tonight. Are you sick or injured? No. >> Diabetic or epileptic? >> No. >> Do you uh are do you have any physical limitations? Anything keep you from walking or seeing anymore? No. >> Okay. Do you take any medications or drugs or anything? Yes. >> Okay. Um you blind in either eye? Okay. You wearing contacts? >> No. You >> suffer any major head trauma? >> No. >> Okay. Um I'm going to have you uh take a couple steps this this way. There's my officers over here. One more time. >> Turn. >> Yep. Right over here. And then right there. Let's go. You face me. Then this traffic stop. Speeding. Red light. Clear alcohol smell. She's cooperative at first, but the outfit choice alone raises questions about judgment. Field tests show impairment. Shaky walk in heels. Counting errors on one leg stand. The officer stays professional, methodical. No mockery despite the absurdity. This one's quieter, but it highlights how small choices compound under influence. Dwey investigations are precise for a reason. One slip can mean lives at risk. Very important, Samantha, to turn yourself around. On your last step, keep your front foot on the line. Take your back foot, take a series of small steps, turn yourself around, and then take nine steps back down the line in the same fashion. So, one, two, three, four, five, all the way to nine. Don't stop and pause until you complete everything in its entirety. You understand all the instructions? Jack, can you stand on the other side of her with my camera? Yeah. Okay, you ready? Begin. 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 I'm trying to make sure my heel touches my toe. Do I have to do that? Yeah. Heat. for about 6 hours. So, my answer on Well, I don't know. You probably not. >> Okay. Can I have you stand right here please? Bring your feet together. Is there anything else you can do? You understand? Okay. Okay. So, for this evaluation, it's your choice. You're going to raise either your right foot or your left foot. Okay. So, for example purposes, I'm going to raise my right. Okay. Both of the legs are going to be straight. You're going to raise your right foot or your left foot. You want it 6 in up off the ground. If it helps, make sure between the bottom of your foot and the ground. You're going to look down at your race button and count out loud by thousand. So 1 th00and 1,00 1000200 10003 10004 10005. You'll continue counting until I instruct you to stop. >> Honestly, this sounds more like a drill sergeant than a police officer giving FST instructions. I know he's yelling because it's really loud and they're on a busy road, but I just thought it was hilarious. But to be honest, I've seen a lot of drunk drivers. I don't think she's the worst, but she's definitely over the limit. And I'm sure that she knows that herself. >> You want to avoid hopping, swaying, use your arms for balance, or putting your foot down. Now, should you put your foot down as soon as you can pick the same foot back up and continue counting from where you left off. So, if I left off at five, same foot back up. 1607 1008. You're going to continue counting until I instruct you to stop. You understand? What foot do you want to raise? >> Okay. My start time. >> You got it. >> You may begin. 1,00 1,002 100 3 100 4 105 1006 1007 1008 1009 1001234 15 1,0223 24 1,025 1,02627 Stop turn on it. We have five out of eight here and two out of four here. Based on these observations during the season, bring your hands behind your back.