- Heroes come in many forms and not all of them wear capes. Some wear portable radios, blue uniforms, and a badge of honor. - See book. - Today, Detective Dale will take us through five cases where officers go out of their way to save the day and lives. - Let's be real, you've seen officers shut down the party and make arrests and yeah, those sobriety tests can be pretty entertaining. But beneath the badges and tough talk, they're actually good guys protecting citizens on a daily basis. - You're all right. - He's alright. - He's alright. See and he is standing up where? - When 14 month old Bentley found himself at the bottom of a PVC pipe, no one knew what to do. Yes, even the firefighters. Thankfully Officer Ronnie Wagner brought his handy knotting skills that day. - Good idea. - Thanks. - Thank you very much for being here. I appreciate it. the Moundridge Police Department in Kansas, along with EMS and Fire, responded to a report of a child being stuck in a 12 foot deep PVC pipe. A toddler was scared and unable to move much in the congested pipe. (wind rustles) - Nice little kid. - Okay. - [Officer] He's probably eight feet down. - [Officer] Eight or 10, somewhere around there. - [Ronnie] Is he heads up? - [Blake] He's okay, he was standing up. He's head up. - Hey, buddy. - We poured brick down there. - [Ronnie] Okay. - [Blake] We're gonna get you out, Bentley, it's okay. - [Ronnie] What's your name, big guy? (Bentley cries) Okay, what's his name? Bentley, okay. It's all right. (Bentley cries) - [Blake] Bentley boy. She was just walking around and I guess he stepped on this thing and the lid flipped. - It was this far off. - Okay. (Bentley cries) We're good, he's good, he's upright, he's breathing. - He's doing great. - [Ronnie] He's crying, which is a great thing. We're in good shape. - [Blake] He might have landed on the brick. - [Ronnie] Yeah, well, we'll figure all that out when we get out of there. (Bentley cries and coughs) - And he walked right across this and it was literally this off. - It's okay, buddy. - [Blake] He's good grabbing stuff. So I think once we get a rope down, he should be able to finagle his way in there. He's used to it with his car seat. - Sure. - It's okay, buddy. - [Ronnie] You're all right. - It's all right, it's okay. (Bentley cries) - [Ronnie] And he's standing up. Well he's good, he's good. He's standing up, both of his legs are okay. He's all right. - He's all right. He might have got scratched up. - [Ronnie] Oh yeah, he's probably good. There's people coming to help you, hear 'em? (siren wails) (Bentley cries) You're all right, buddy. - [Blake] I heard her scream. I was underneath the- - Fire on the way. - It's okay, baby. - [Ronnie] Rescue, okay. (people chattering) I don't have anything in my car. I normally have some rope or something, but I don't. (Bentley cries) He's fine. He's like 14 feet down though. He's like 15 feet down. (wind claps) - [Paramedic] Hey Bentley, hey. How you doing? - [Ronnie] 654. - [Dispatch] 612, 654, EMS (dispatch mumbles). - [Ronnie] 654. (dispatch mumbles) 654. - EMS and firefighters arrived and instantly sought help with a pole. Because the two teams were more familiar With such situations, Officer Wagner took a back seat and observed. - [Ronnie] What's up, buddy? Were they trying to get ahold of me? - I dunno. - Do you know? 'Cause none of my radios went off. I don't even think they put this page on the law enforcement act of 911. He's fine, he's on his feet down there. It's a long freaking way down though. - How the f**k did he fall down there? - [Ronnie] So they were running around, the lid wasn't secured and it flipped off the hole, yeah. - And down he went. - [Ronnie] He's just, just, just big enough for him. - For him. - Yeah, I drove by and I saw her freaking out. Like she was bawling open. So I went around and as I pulled in and they said they had just called you guys. - Yeah. - He's down there. - Yeah, it was a fall. - Yeah, that was a fall. - Crazy he didn't break. I mean kids are kids. - I would assume, I would assume... - They're made out of rubber. - [Ronnie] I would assume so if he goes out, he slows down. It's just big enough, dude. - Hopefully he just hold onto the rope and they just yanking out. How old is he, 14 months? - 14 months. He needs to put it around and then cross his arms. I don't know if the parents can communicate that to him or not. - [Officer] Dispatch called me, 14 month old stuck in a hole about 10 feet deep. I was like... (Bentley cries) - [Paramedic] Is there a long extendable pole or something that we can use? - [Ronnie] We have a catch pole? (Bentley cries) We don't. (radio rumbles) (people conversing and Bentley cries) (Bentley cries) - Due to the child's age, it was impossible to get him to grab hold of a pipe. But EMS still gave it a shot. Officer Wagner, however, had a creative idea that would initially go unheard. (people conversing) - [Ronnie] Yeah, I was gonna say. - I about to say I got a saw on literally across the way. Lemme just grab that. We got a saws on the rescue front or driver's left side. - [Bystander] Wait, take this one. Butcher whatever you need to. (wind claps) (people conversing) (saw whirs) - [Ronnie] I dunno if you need it longer than that or what, but that's where you started cutting. - [Officer] As good idea as any. Whatever one of you fire guys come up with that, you're pretty smart. - [Ronnie] Is it glued on there? Do we double check that? Make sure it hurts, not gonna... (Bentley cries) - [Officer] He won't be strong enough to hold onto that if he grabs it. (people conversing and Bentley cries) - [Elizabeth] Bentley. Bentley, boy. We are right here. We're getting you out, it's okay. Mama's right here. (Bentley cries) - [Paramedic] Hey Bentley. Bentley, listen to me bud. I need you to stand up. (people conversing and Bentley cries) (wind rustles) (Bentley cries) - Doing my patrol thing. - That a boy. - [Ronnie] Ey, ey, ey. - [Elizabeth] Is there any way was some can like lower down to hold onto? (wind rustles) - Little brother, he's small enough. - [Ronnie] Yeah. - [Bystander] Strong enough to hold him there. - [Ronnie] Strong enough to put a rope around him. (people conversing and Bentley cries) - I don't think there's a training for this. - There is. - Is there? - [Ronnie] Yeah, fine space rescue. So the reason I asked about a catch pole, you need to get under his shoulders, right? And if you can get a catch pole around his body, tighten it up, it's not gonna be comfortable coming up and it's not near as dangerous as this. (Bentley cries) - The toddler was clearly in distress and nothing was working. That's when Officer Wagner would step up and bring forth the catch pole idea. But fetching a catch pole could take a while and the toddler needed immediate rescue. What the officer does next will leave you in awe. - [Paramedic] What's your idea? - [Blake] Run down the road. - [Ronnie] You want a catch pole basically? Okay, let's make- - No, no, no, no, no. (Bentley cries) - [Ronnie] We'll just make a quick catch pole. - You got that in? - Yeah. (Bentley cries) Okay. - I'm not a loop tyer, so I'll give that to you. (people conversing and Bentley cries) - [Ronnie] We're gonna try to make a catch pole kind of rig here. (Bentley cries) Make it big enough to manipulate. I f****d that up, didn't I? Yeah. - [Paramedic] You're close. - [Ronnie] Like 12 feet. Every bit, almost every bit of this. - [Paramedic] You're at least 12 feet. (Bentley cries) - How are we gonna? - See if you can't get that around his shoulders or something. Or even take as much slack as you need. (Bentley cries) Do you need the other side of it supported to where if we tied this yellow line to it? (Bentley cries) - [Paramedic] Gimme something else. Is there anything long to stick down there to try to help maneuver that rope? - [Bystander] Yeah. - [Officer] What you guys looking? - Just a eight or 10 foot stick or something. (people conversing) (Bentley cries) - The officer tied a flawless figure eight knot on the climbing rope, gently cinching it around the toddler's waist. It was obvious that this wasn't his first rodeo. As it happened, the officer had perfected his craft on a most unlikely pupil. (Bentley cries) (wind rustles) (people conversing) - [Ronnie] There we go. - [Elizabeth] Bentley. (Elizabeth cries) - [Ronnie] We got an arm, we got an arm. - [Paramedic] All right, Jeremy, nice and easy. Loose it up, loose it up here. (dispatch mumbles) (Bentley cries) - [Ronnie] There you go, plenty of slack, plenty of slack right here. Right here. - [Paramedic] Patient is out of the hole. We'll be evaluating the patient now. - [Elizabeth] Mommy's here. (Bentley cries) (people conversing) - [Ronnie] What kind of pit is it? What's it for? - [Bystander] I think it's a sump pump. - Sump? - Yep. - Okay. - What is it? - Sum pump. - Sum pump. - [Paramedic] You need a line down there? (hole cover thunks) - [Ronnie] Where did my flash line go actually? I need to find mine. Some firefighter has it. They'll steal it, I guarantee it. Yep, that's the one, outstanding. It's just a hole. - [Paramedic] Yeah. - [Ronnie] Okay. It doesn't look like it. - I don't know. I don't think so. (people conversing) - I'm sure it had a purpose. - Oh I'm sure it did, but yep. (hole cover clanks) - [Fire Fighter] Doesn't have a purpose anymore. It can go away like yesterday. - [Ronnie] Yeah 'cause that's how it happened. - Yeah. - Yep. I mean it's like a freaking booby trap. - [Fire Fighter] If it's not in there just right. - Thank you sir. - Appreciate it. - Good idea. - Thanks. - Guys, thank you very much for being here. I appreciate it. It's kind of a scary deal, yes sir. - [Paramedic] You got something you wanna put over it right now? - [Ronnie] Like a sandbag or something that the kids can't lift it. Yeah, it's just a straight empty hole. - [Officer] He was all the way down there? - [Ronnie] Yeah, he was all the way down. - [Officer] Just look around and grabbed it by the ankle and pull him out? - [Ronnie] We got it around his body, under his shoulders. So basically made a giant catch pole. - Oh yeah, cool. - Went in feet first. - Yeah, thank God, f**k. - Well he would've hit his head if he'd gone head first. Could have done a lot more damage. - [Ronnie] Yeah. - We might not have given your 14-year-old son an option now. We've just stuff here. (people conversing) - [Ronnie] Alright. - [Officer] I haven't seen you in a while. - [Ronnie] Right, weird right? Are they getting ready to take off? Or are they still doing an assessment? What's going on, guys? - [Paramedic] Gonna get a little tight on your leg. - [Ronnie] What's our name, sir? - My name's Blake. - Blake? - Yes sir. - Zordman. - [Ronnie] Zordman, okay and you? - Elizabeth. - Elizabeth Zordman? - Yes. - Okay, cool. We typed a little information report basically. So I'm glad he's doing all right. (people conversing) The youngsters name, Bentley? - Bentley. - Bentley Zordman? - Yes. - Okay. Yeah, we're good. Yeah, he's just loving mom up, yup. (people chattering) All right, buddy, I think I'm gonna, do you guys need anything from me? - [Paramedic] No, we're all good. - [Ronnie] Cool, appreciate it. - Hey, good idea there. - [Ronnie] I try. (bystander mumbles) No, but I did. I did rig a catch pole for a raccoon in my neighbor's house. It crawled down the chimney while they were on vacation and had its way with the cereal and all s**t all over the f*****g place, couldn't get back out. And was holed up in her closet. So yeah, it's pretty funny. I appreciate you, buddy, thanks. - I literally did nothing. They just called me. - So apparently- - Sounds not good. - [Ronnie] Yeah, they've never dispatched me to it. - The toddler's parents have now installed a bolt on the PVC pipe to avoid similar accidents. While Bentley's tumble was just a case of gravity doing its job, sometimes the cops have to step in and save the day because apparently some parents think alcoholic is just another word for fun loving. - All right, now I want you to say the alphabet from just I to Q. Just I to Q. - No. officers in New Mexico received a call from a grocery store about an ex-employee causing mayhem. Upon arriving officers were met with a seemingly innocent woman who soon unleash her inner Annabelle. Yeah, the evil doll. - [Anabel] Can I have male officers? Because he's the ones are like lesbians and I don't like them. I don't like lesbians. I've been molested. Can I have other officers? Can I have guys instead? - Anabel was cooperative and claimed to have done nothing wrong. But she would keep revealing incriminating details, including the fact that she had a minor in the rear seat while she had been speeding around. - [Officer] Okay, we're getting calls right here, I guess outside screaming. Did you used to work here? - No, I used to work here, yeah, but we were more screaming here. - [Officer] I'm sorry. - We weren't screaming here. I was just trying to wait for her though. But we saw they were like- - No, she was just trying to buy something from the store. - [Officer] Okay, wait, I guess they were out here saying you are screaming. - No I wasn't, you can see the cameras. - [Officer] Okay, but you don't work here anymore? - No, I don't work here. I haven't worked in like... About a couple months already. - [Officer] Okay, you just have your driver's license checked so I can talk to you? - [Anabel] Do you need my registration too? - No, just that. (car hums) Anabel, stay out here and talk. Why were you yelling outside? - [Officer] That's what they called us for. - We weren't yelling. - [Officer] You weren't yelling? Why did they call in and say you were yelling? - Well, they don't like me here. So I wanted to come to get food, but we were about to leave because I used to work here. I worked here for two years, but I don't work here anymore. - [Officer] Whose beer's that in center console? - What was that? - Who's beer is that in the center console? - Whose beer is that? (car rumbles) - [Officer] Just be honest. - Mine. I not not gonna blame my brother 'cause he's... I don't wanna get my brother (Anabel mumbles) 'cause he's on probation. So I'll just blame it on me. - [Officer] Is this your car? - This is my car, yeah. I just got it. Like, I literally looked down the, I wasn't yelling, but you guys should check the cameras. I'm not gonna lie, I'm not gonna get my brother. - [Officer] Was your brother the one driving? It's just a yes or no. - No, but I tried going to like my old job. Well not my old job, I never worked there. Let me back up. But this is my old roommate. I showed him the bathroom, but they were closed. I came here. - Your son? - That's my son, yeah. - Oh, okay. - See? - [Officer] Yeah, I was just wondering 'cause I just had to call. - Anabel kept her mask of innocence on, but cops would discover evidence in the store camera that would confirm all their suspicions about Anabel and her brother. - They have. So what happened is she comes into the store over few days, yesterday, and she starts threatening the cashier there. So saying all kinds of stuff towards and they kick her out, which leads to this store. They're like, hey, sorry, we're closed. She goes all the way back there grabs a piggy bank, comes to the front. Would you mind doing me a favor? Go step back over there please. Thank you. Grabs a piggy break, dropped it. She puts it down, starts yelling and screaming, she goes to walk out, they shut the door on her, she kicks the door, starts shaking it, gets in the car, driving around the parking lot, throwing out all this trash and then flipping him off. They have surveillance of her driving the car in the parking lot. - I think he said that he's probably gonna go to jail because- - [Officer] Where's his driver's license? - He doesn't have a driver's license. He's on probation but he's supposed to get his... Please don't take my brother away, please. Are you gonna take him? - No. I'm figuring out where he is from. - Like we're not even supposed to go like, we just got a trespass today. Like we just got him, we didn't... - [Officer] Drove it from here to here. - I love you, hold on, baby. He's like, he's on. - [Officer] Yeah, we saw him, yeah, we know. He told me. - But we just went to the bathroom here. I'm sorry, you guys. I didn't like, we could be trespassed, but I didn't, we were trespass before I left 'cause I used to work here. But I worked here for two years and then a new manager. - Bro, like I told you that once they started working 'cause she was working here first. - Yeah, I was working first and she like fired me for no reason. And then my old, I can show you messages. My old boss, he told me that I could work back here, but then when I tried to like reapply, she keeps starting stuff with me and like yeah. - Yeah, he's just in there just making sure everything's cool. - Yeah, Adam, yeah, Adam. He's my boss, yeah, he's my... - So she's all over the place. You can't where the video picks it up, you can't see the park over there. So you can't see who's driving when she gets here, then they walk back to the car, the car drives all around, parks here. You kind of see that it's her but not 100% from the camera when she's in the car. And then they drive around again, backs up, parks right there by the light. Once she's by the light, she gets out of the driver's seat and gets out, he gets in the drivers seat, she gets in the passenger seat, they pull up and then (phone vibrates) she gets out. - [Officer] So they're both driving? - So you have her driving all around here and then you have him driving from where they parked to right here. - [Officer] Anabel, there's a kid in the car. Keep moving, I'm talking. So essentially when I pulled up, brother was in the driver's seat, you were in the passenger seat. However, we have witnesses and some video that's show you driving around the parking lot in circles. - Huh? - Okay. With that being said, are you willing to participate in some standardized field sobriety tests? - That fine. - That's fine? - Yeah. - All right. You comfortable in those shoes? - Yeah. - [Officer] You're comfortable in those shoes? - Yes. - You wearing contacts? - No. - Okay. Do you normally wear glasses? - No, I have a appointment tomorrow. - For glasses? - To get my glasses, yeah. - [Officer] Okay. How much did you drink today prior to? - I only took a shot. - Just a shot? - Know, it was like earlier but like... - [Officer] What kind of shot was it? - A 99, but that was like early in the morning. - [Officer] In the morning around what time? - About like 10 o'clock. - [Officer] What was it? A 99 what? - 99, just watermelon. - Watermelon? - Yeah. - At 10 o'clock? - Yeah. - Okay. - Whatever shred of doubt remained, Anabel's disastrous field sobriety test obliterated it and soon we'll all see the mask slip off revealing the demonic possession that's been driving her to drink and destroy in the first place. - [Officer] You doing all right, buddy? Yeah, okay. - My finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? (phone vibrates) (officer mumbles) - Sorry, can't look here. - You're good, just follow my finger. (phone vibrates) - Sorry. - All right, now I want you to say the alphabet from just I to Q. Just I to Q. - [Anabel] Can I sing it? - [Officer] No, just say it I to Q - A, B, C, D, I, M, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, V, W, X, Y and Z. - [Officer] Okay. All right, you're being placed under arrest for DW. Who can come pick up your kiddo? - My brother's being arrested? - [Officer] I dunno. (handcuffs click) But that's your kid. - Am I getting my license taken away? I just got it. - So our concern right now is your kid. - My mom. (Anabel moans) - [Officer] Hold on, relax. (Anabel moans) - Y'all are like (beep) acting like you're resisting arrest. Like we're not. - [Officer] I told you to relax. - Mikey. - Do you have anything inside your mouth? - No. - [Officer] Hey, why are you being? - Because you're (beep) stupid as (beep). - That's nice. - Open your mouth. Open your mouth. (Anabel mumbles) Open your mouth again. Lift up your tongue. - [Anabel] Mikey. (Anabel sobs) Can I say bye to my son, please? - No. - [Anabel] He's starving. - He's fine and he probably heard you calling us names which is unnecessary. - I wasn't calling mean. - Oh weird, did you hear that, (officer mumbles)? - Yeah, but it wasn't mean. - [Officer] It was mean, I thought it was mean. I don't think she has pocket. (phone vibrates) - Pretty please. - What is it? What do you want? - Please just say bye to my son, please? Pretty please? Please. - [Officer] I'd much rather your son not see you in hand cuffs. - I just want him know who you are, please. Pretty please. - Sit tight, just sit tight in there and once we get everything sorted out, we'll get ahold of your mom to can you pick up your kiddo, then we'll work something out. (car rumbles) First, who's daddy? - You don't need to know. (intense music) It's... You need to know his birthday? Why? - [Officer] 'Cause we need it for the report. - For what? - [Officer] For the report. This isn't difficult. - You're taking my bro. Are you really taking my brother? - [Officer] What's your mom's number? Does she care for your son normally? - Yeah, she does. She can pick him up. (car door bangs) - After locking up Anabel, the police will turn towards her brother who reveal it wasn't just alcohol that had driven the two to act like unsupervised children. - [Officer] So you told me you drove here? - No, I parked right here. Just parked right here. - [Officer] 'Cause she parked right here and then you drove? - Just right here. - Parked right here? - Yeah. Yeah because she said she said she's kind already got a parking, so I parked right here. - [Officer] Well there's no one here. So here's the deal man. You said you've been drinking. I just wanna make sure you're okay to drive. Okay? - Yeah. - [Officer] That's it, so we're gonna do a couple tests if that's all right with you. - All right. - [Officer] And just make sure you're okay to drive, okay? - Okay. - [Officer] How much have you had to drink? - Just that can. - [Officer] Is it full, empty? - It like, almost gone. - [Officer] It's almost gone? What is it? - Budweiser Chelada. (officer mumbles) She's been helping me drink that can right there. - She's what? - She's been helping to drink that can. - Helping you? Okay. - Well there's another can right there too. - There's another one? - Yeah. - [Officer] Okay, okay. All right, so for these tests, I'm gonna have you do, I'm just gonna have you stand- - Walk straight line? - What's that? - Walk straight line. - [Officer] We'll get to that. First, I'm gonna have you stand straight up. Yep, exactly. Tip of my finger without moving your head. Just follow with your eyes only, do you understand? - Yep. - Okay. - Nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, zero. - [Officer] That's good. Go ahead and turn around for me, man. (phone vibrates) So let's see, would you now agree to be tested? - Can I tell you the truth? I was smoking weed too. - [Officer] Look, it sounds like you've been through this before, right? - Yeah. - [Officer] How long ago was that? - Just last year in August. - Yeah, here? - Yeah. At my house actually, on the road. - [Officer] So look, it's just, these are just yes or no questions. I just need a yes or no if you want take the test or not. That's all I'm... - I just wanted to be honest. - [Officer] Look, I totally agree and we love honesty. I appreciate that. It's unfortunate the situation you're in. - June 9th, I was supposed to go back to see my probation. - [Officer] Yeah. - And tomorrow I was supposed to see a guy from Goodwill 'cause I was supposed to be somebody with a job. - Get a job? - Right here at Goodwill. - [Officer] Oh yeah, I know those guys. They're good. - Yeah, I was supposed to. They were supposed to help me get an interview. - What time? - If you're still not convinced our suspect has some serious issues, what you'll see next will shock you to the core. It turns out that Anabel is a mother. - [Officer] You're gonna go with your grandma. - [Officer] Yeah, hey buddy. Holy... - Yeah. - [Officer] Wow. - [Officer] Yeah, they were parked here and they were stuck here (officer mumbles). - [Officer] You're doing all right, buddy? - [Officer] We must get him out of the car, it's bad, ain't it? Yeah. Lookey, you want a pig? I got a pig for you. (dispatch mumbles) You wanna come out? - [Officer] See if someone can take the car. - [Officer] I was gonna say that too. What'd you got there? Is that a stick? - Yeah. - [Officer] Whoa. - [Dispatch] I'm sorry, Katy, 1964. - [Officer] Can you 1964? What else you got there? You got some snacks? - No. - No snacks? Those are your snacks, really? Oh and your phone? - My grandma does. - Oh, are you watching the show? - Yes. - Yeah. You were watching the show. What were you watching? (Mikey mumbles) - You're gonna hang out with Anthony for a little while. - No. - Anthony's cool. - This guy right here. He's a cool dude. You're gonna hang out with him, okay? And then mama's gonna go hang out with us for a little while and then you're gonna hang out with grandma. - Okay. - Grandma's gonna come get you. - [Mikey] But my mommy? - Mama has to come with us for a little while, but it's okay, she's safe, okay? Okay? You're cute. - [Officer] Can I have a churro? I'm just kidding. They just look really good. Thank you though. (car engine revs) (Mikey mumbles) Yeah? - Yeah. - [Officer] Very cool Do you go to school? - No. - No school yet. - [Mikey] I did school but not yet though. (Mikey mumbles) - [Officer] What's that? - [Mikey] My uncle too? - [Officer] Yeah, your uncle has to come hang out with us for a little while too, okay? But they're both safe, they're okay. We're really nice people, okay? You wanna hang out with Anthony? Yeah? Come on, let's go say hi. - The cops handled the situation well, the best part, the minor was more levelheaded than the adults, which was genuinely heartwarming. - [Anthony] What's up, dude? - What's up? - How are you? What do you got there? What kind of snacks? (Mikey mumbles) Oh, and french fries? - Yes. - [Anthony] What? Are they good? - Yeah. - They smell good. - Yeah. - [Anthony] How old are you? - Four, yeah. - Four? Oh, how many is that? Is that this many? - [Officer] Well you gotta hang out with Anthony now. Okay? - Yeah, okay. - [Officer] But you guys are gonna have fun. - Yeah? - He's a cool dude. - [Anthony] Wait, is she leaving right now? - [Officer] Do you not? - [Anthony] I think she wants them to tell the mom what to take out. - [Officer] Oh. Do you wanna say bye to mama? - Yeah. - [Officer] Okay. - [Mikey] I like to talk to her. - [Officer] Yeah? Oh good. Yeah, you show mama you're pig. Look at your pig. (Anabel sobs) - Don't cry. - You're okay. - [Anabel] Give me a kiss, give me a kiss. (Anabel cries) I'll be back, okay? (people chattering) (Anabel cries) - Mama's okay. Mama's okay. It's okay. - No! - Here, come hang out with- - Did my mom come? - [Officer] You're okay, buddy. You're okay. - Baby. - [Officer] She's gonna be okay, okay? And then she'll be back in the morning, okay? - [Mikey] Is she coming back? - [Officer] Yes, she's gonna come back. She's gonna come back in the morning, okay? I promise. I promise. Just for a little while, okay? And then she'll come back and then you're gonna hang out with grandma tonight and then she'll be back in the morning. So when you go to sleep and it's almost time for sleeps 'cause it's late. So you're gonna go to sleep, you're gonna get some good sleeps and then mama will be back tomorrow. Okay? Okay. - Okay. - [Officer] Hang out with Anthony. - [Anthony] Check it out, what we'll do is we'll put you in the back so it's nice and comfortable for you. Is that her phone? - [Anabel] Bye, baby, I love you. - [Officer] That's his, he was just watching shows. - [Anthony] Oh, let's go this way. Check this out, dude. You're gonna hang out in here. - Here? - yeah. Here, you want some help? I'll help you. - All right. - [Anabel] I love you, Mikey. We didn't (beep) do nothing wrong (beep). Yeah, take me in (beep). Yeah, take me in (beep). Listen to my mom. - [Officer] Who said that? (Anabel mumbles) I don't have to calm down. (beep) Calm me down either. I'm getting out tomorrow. (beep) - [Officer] All right, Anabel, listen to me, I'm tell you something important. You're under arrest for operating a motor vehicle... (Anabel mumbles) (beep) Listen, just wanna get through this, stop talking. - I'm listening. I'm listening. - No you're not. - You're under arrest for operating a motor vehicle under intoxicating liquor and a drug. DWI. (Anabel hacks) The New Mexico (officer mumbles) Act for party- - Bless you. - [Officer] Breath test to determine alcohol content of your blood. - Yes, I heard you. - [Officer] After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have a right - I'll take any test you want me to. - to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for an addition, licensed nurse, laboratory technician or tech department. Do you agree to take the test? - Your mama's hit you. - Do you agree to take the test? - I don't give a (beep). Do whatever test you want. - Yes or no? - Yes. (phone vibrates) Calm down, your mother must hit you if she's still here. Like calm down. - [Officer] That's rude. - It's not rude, it's (beep) honest. Like she's still here, like calm down. (Anabel mumbles) No. - [Officer] sit down. - Don't (beep) and sit down. Why don't you sit down? (machine beeps) You need to sit down. Can you shut the door? Can you shut the (beep)? Thank you. (intense music) Can I have male officers? Because these ones are like lesbians and I don't like them. I don't like lesbians. I've been molested. Can I have other officers? Can I have guys instead? I don't feel comfortable with lesbians. I really don't. Love you, Mikey. I know I'm gonna go home, but I hate these (beep). (Anabel mumbles) Hell no. I don't like (beep) women dealing with me. I'd rather have guys dealing with me 'cause these b*****s are f*****g racist up in here. - [Officer] All right, it's enough. Over here, over here. - Well hurry up. Like what the (beep)? - [Officer] Take a deep breath and blow until I tell you to stop. - What if I don't want to? To be charged? (machine whirs) Are you laughing or are you giggling back there? 'Cause you can step out. You can step (beep) out if you're gonna be (beep) immature and laughing. - I'm gonna stay right here. - No, 'cause I heard you. - That's fine. - [Anabel] Okay, weird a*s, ugly a*s f*****g b***h. Can you lift it for me? - It'll go here in a second. (Anabel cries) Come over here. (phone vibrates) (Anabel sobs) - Love you, Mikey. - He loves you too. (Anabel whimpers) (door clicks) (Anabel cries) - Annabel earned the charges of aggravated DWI, open container, and DWI with a minor in a vehicle. Anabel was a handful, but the officers emerged unharmed. However, their luck ran out with their next case where they paid the price in blood to save a deranged woman. - Don't touch the glass. - Don't touch the glass. - [Officer] Here, come on through. Here we go. - I understand. - [Officer Baker] Alright, I'm gonna try to pick you up, okay? One, two, three. - Have you ever met one of those people who can sleep through a storm? Meet suspect number three, who burn down the neighborhood and come out without a scratch or a clue. - [Officer Baker] One second. What is this? Really? Johns Creek, Georgia police officers were dispatched to a report of a single vehicle crash. Upon reaching the scene, the officers discovered that the car had already caught on fire and a helpless woman was still inside. - [Officer Baker] Is there somebody in the car? Did you say there's somebody inside? - [Officer] Yes. - [Officer Baker] 38, we have entrapment. - [Officer] I don't know how to get her out. - [Officer Baker] Hold on one second. 38, the vehicle's on its side and we have one entrapment. Yep, keep using my fire extinguisher. Ma'am, ma'am, I'm gonna hit your sunroof, okay? I need you to stay as far away as you can for it. Can you go in the back seat? Can you go in the back seat? - [Officer] Where's the fire? (sunroof bangs) - [Officer] This one, guys, this one here. - [Officer] Ma'am, are you okay? It's through but the... - [Officer] Is the water better now, Mark? (sunroof bangs) - [Officer] Got a hammer? - [Officer Baker] No, it's more of a... (phone vibrates) (sunroof bangs) (officers chattering) Dude. - My power went out. We all complained of this. (glass clanks) - [Officer] Is the fire out? (officers mumble and sunroof cracks) Ma'am, are you away from the glass? Are you away from the glass? - [Alka] Yeah. (sunroof cracks) And stay away from it, please. All right, go ahead and try to see if you can pull it apart for me. (people chattering) - [Officer] Hey, you got some pliers? Pliers? - I need something. (sunroof cracks) (wind rustles) (sunroof cracks) - This woman who was identified as Alka, thought the cops must really get a kick from busting through car roofs and bleeding all over the place instead of just using the door. Something about Alka was amiss. - [Officer Baker] What's wrong? Your car is on fire. I need you to get outta your car if you can. Can you come on out? Can you come out, please? Yes. - [Alka] Did did you call fire department? - [Officer Baker] Are you able to come through? (people chattering) - [Alka] Does my door open? - [Officer Baker] Ma'am, you're on the side of your vehicle. You have to come through the roof. (people chattering) (glass crackles) (people chattering) Are you able to come through? Yeah, come on through. - Like, this was exploded. - I got ya. Are you hurt anywhere, hun? - [Officer Baker] It's all right, I got it. - [Alka] I can't come through. (sunroof crinkles) - [Officer] Give one of us your hands, okay? We'll take your hands and pull you and then you just kind of wriggle your legs through, okay? - Yeah, your car was exploding. We need to get you out of this vehicle, okay? - [Alka] Okay. Can we get the door open? - [Officer] No, ma'am. You're on the side of the vehicle. You're going through the roof right now, okay? - All right, gimme a hand trying to get her up. Give us your hand, hun. I don't want, - Don't touch the glass. - Don't touch the glass. - Here. Yep, gimme a second. Come on through. - Here you go. - I understand. All right, I'm gonna try to pick you up, okay? One, two, three, ah. Your legs stuck? - Yep. - [Officer Baker] Yep, let's go. Here we go. 38, we got one extracted. (Officer Baker breaths heavily) All right, let's get her away from the... - [Bystander] One of your vehicles. - [Officer Baker] One sec. Yeah, come on. Come on, dear. We need you to come on. - [Anabel] I'm fine. Can I lay down? - The brave officer who risked his life trying to rescue Alka would be left in utter disappointment after finding out exactly why this woman was behaving weirdly. - [Officer Baker] One second. What is this? - Oh lovely. - Really? (intense music) Is that mine? Thank you. (people chattering) - No injuries. (Officer Baker breaths heavily) (intense music) - [Officer Baker] Are you getting out? I didn't hear you. - A radio's missing. - [Officer Baker] 38, did you copy that traffic? (fire truck rumbles) I'm off Friday. (fire truck rumbles) - [Officer] Got hurt? - [Officer Baker] Yeah. - [Fire Fighter] Is that the only patient? - Yeah. - We just got her outta the car. - Other than me. - [Fire Fighter] Is she alert? - [Officer Baker] Nope. - [Fire Fighter] Let's move her. - [Officer Baker] Yeah, she's unresponsive right now probably from drinking. (fire truck rumbles) - [Fire Fighter] This thing got rolled. - [Officer Baker] Yeah. Any blood's gonna be from me on her. (fire truck rumbles) Yeah, that's all me. (fire truck rumbles) Hey, did you witness this? - [Bystander] I heard it. (fire truck rumbles) - I called Mike along to that neighbor. We don't know. - Okay. - So, yeah, sorry I'm not... - [Officer Baker] yeah, no, that's all right. - You know, everyone here just neighbors helping out. I heard a weird, like, I thought it was like a dump truck or something that's how loud it was. And then I was like, what the hell is that? And we're all over there. So I saw something white, it seemed weird. I'm like, all right, let go check it out and then there we are. Anyway, sorry. - No, no, it's okay. Were you staying at? - My house over there. - [Officer Baker] Okay, yeah, if we need anything from you, we'll come holler. - yeah and then this guy's helping with the, he got the hose going. And that's the guy who called 911. - [Officer Baker] Okay, thanks man, I appreciate it. (fire truck rumbles) - [Bystander] See how like, that's the electrical box. - [Officer] Yeah. - [Bystander] Might back up again. - We'll knock it out. Anybody look at you yet? - No. - Where are you hurting? - [Officer Baker] Just lacerations from opening glass. - [Fire Fighter] Alright. - [Officer Baker] Yep. (phone vibrates) (wind howls) (officer mumbles) It was between her legs when you pulled her out of the car? Yellow Tail Pinot Grigio, Australia, crafted by... 11.5% alcohol by volume. 1.5 liters. - [Officer] You guys gonna handle the DUI? - [Officer Baker] Good grief. - [Officer] Who broke through the window? - [Officer Baker] I got it off. - [Officer] One of our guys was. - You all right? - His hands are cut up. He was trying to peel the glass back. - Excuse me, sir. - Yes? (wind rumbles) - [Officer Baker] You said bottle was between your legs or something? - [Officer] It was like, if she was wearing a dress, it would've been upper dress. That's like she was concealing it like that almost right in between her thighs. - [Officer Baker] Sitting in the seat still? - [Officer] Oh, she was sitting there chilling. Like she had no idea. She thought she was right side up saying, why don't you just take me out the door? - [Officer] We had to tell her like a few times. - No way. - [Officer] Ma'am you're on the side of the- - [Bystander] My neighbor thought she was drunk. - [Officer] Yeah. - [Officer Baker] So did anybody see it? The car accident? - I saw it from here. She went back, she went behind, like she did a reverse. Like it was uncontrolled. - Yeah. - It was like- - She came in here backwards? - Backwards, yeah and uncontrollable. - [Officer Baker] That explains a bit more. - And I know this car belongs to that house, my neighbor. - Yeah. - I know they have the same car. We're trying to confirm through him. He has that number, whether that related or from outside. - [Officer Baker] Okay, gotcha. - [Officer] You alright? - [Officer Baker] I'll probably need stitches. - One question, would the power company know that our line is all out? - [Officer Baker] Yes, we'll be notifying them and they'll take care of it. - Alka would eventually reveal the sorry reason she reversed her car at high speed in a residential area, aside from the apparent influence of alcohol. Spoiler alert, her reason isn't good enough. - [Officer Baker] Hello, ma'am. Hey, I'm Officer Baker with Johns Creek Police. Hey, what, are you in any pain right now? - No. - [Officer Baker] No pain at all? Okay. Can you explain what happened? - Yeah, I just, I think I drank. - [Officer Baker] You just, you think you drank? Okay. - And stepped here into the place where we lived. We lived 25 years ago. - Yep. - And just, I don't know. - [Officer Baker] Okay, why is your left arm swollen so much? Is that a chronic issue? (intense music) That's not from the crash or anything? - No. - Okay. - I think I just kind of wanted to feel bad. - [Officer Baker] All right. You wanted to feel bad? Okay, do you have a purse around here somewhere? Is it in your car? - No, not in my car. - [Officer Baker] Do you know where your driver's license is at? - Yeah, in my car. - [Officer Baker] Just in your car? Yeah, I haven't seen it. - [Officer] What's your name, ma'am? - Alka. A-L-K-A. - [Officer] A-L-K-A? What's your last name. - Phardraga. P-H-A-R-D-R. - [Officer] All right, I got Jordan Power notified. - A-G-A. - A-G? - A-G-A. - [Officer] Seen how bad it is. - I've been having a bad two days. - [Officer] Yeah? - So been drinking. - [Officer] Yeah. - It's the drinks. - [Officer] Okay. You need to go to the hospital and get checked out here. Okay 'cause we need to take a picture of your body, make sure there's no inside injuries, okay? - Is that left arm swollen? - You really think so? - Yeah. - Yeah, okay. - 'Cause I don't think so. - [Officer Baker] She said it's from issues. - All right, that was like that already? - [Officer Baker] Medical issue she's got going on, yeah. - I thought that was from wreck. - [Officer] I asked the same question. - Did y'all get her outta the car or she walked? - [Officer] No, we had to extract her. - She was unconscious laying down in the car. - [Officer] She was out laying on the ground face down until we got her. - Ma'am, do you have any pain anywhere? - No. So if I can tell you all so you can discuss and know what goes on, I was just unhappy. - She's unhappy. She's been drinking. - I just was unhappy. Drank a little too much. And just... - [Officer] More like she was going backwards. - [Paramedic] We need to go to the hospital, sweetie. - [Paramedic] So we'll take you to the hospital, okay? All right, and we'll put this leg in that just for precaution. - She was backing up and hit the box and it rolled over. - So how did she? - She used to live in- - How you get enough speed right here to do this? - That's what I'm saying, it was probably low speed, she was backing up and the back corner of the car ran up on the box and just the momentum, the off balance. - It wasn't a high speed thing. Okay. - Mailbox? - Eyewitnesses would reveal just how unhinged Alka was before she was rescued and turned into a clueless kitten. - [Officer Baker] You saw her going that way and then you heard a boom and she was coming back through. - I think she was coming down this way. I heard a boom. (people chattering) - [Officer Baker] And this is your house right here? - This is our property. - [Officer Baker] Okay, what's the numerics? - [Witness] I'd be happy to give you my information too. I was the one that called it in. - [Officer] Okay, yeah, if you got a ID or something. (people chattering) I told Craig we'd take care of everything or I told him I'd take care of everything. Yeah, if y'all don't mind doing the crash part of it. You're the best, I'll do the follow up with her in the hospital. She's admitted, she's been drinking all day. She lives two houses there. - We need you to go over there for right now, okay? Thanks. All right, I understand. - Hey Lou, what do you wanna do about this truck? - [Officer] Do we have an ID, guys? - [Officer Baker] No, I don't have her ID. That's your ID, gotcha. And you said this is what address? Alright. Okay, that's everything I need from you. I appreciate you calling. We'll get all this cleaned up, cleared out the best we can and I'll follow up with you at a later time just to see how much it's gonna take to replace the mailbox and that sort of thing. - Gotcha. - Is there anything other than the mailbox that's y'all's property specifically? I guess the breaks. (witness mumbles) Yes, yes. - Did you get their info too, the neighbor's? - [Officer Baker] Not yet, I haven't talk to them. - Don't worry about that. - Do you mind, do you mind if I just take the picture of your badge? (people chattering) - [Officer Baker] Do you wanna take it? Let's go. - My info on it. - Do you mind if I just take your code? - Yeah, yeah, go ahead, go ahead. - Thank you sir. - Just so I know. - [Officer] Absolutely. (People conversing) - [Officer] All right, everybody, walking and talking. - Yeah. - Absolutely. No, it was very worried because at one point, as you can see the fire - Oh yeah, it was on fire. Oh yeah, I believe it. Alright, thanks for calling, man. (fire truck rumbles) I dunno yet. I'm gonna talk to him in just a sec. - [Officer] Alright. Okay, you wanna take care of everything on this? - [Officer Baker] They're sending me to the hospital too. Oh, I'm going. No, no, me. Oh, oh boy, what you got? I didn't even notice. - Pulled it outta the car. I pulled something on my arm. - Oh man. - You okay? - Corporal's like, I thought you stopped. I said yeah, something went pop. - Our suspect now lounging comfortably in a hospital bed didn't just rack up thousands in property damage, she also managed to injure not one but two cops who were just trying to save her intoxicated self. - [Officer Bacon] I heard you got hurt too, man. - Huh? - I said I heard you got hurt too. - [Officer] Yeah, I had to get her outta the car. - [Officer Bacon] Shoulder you said? - Huh? - Shoulder or elbow? - [Officer] Somewhere in my elbow or forearm. I'll be all right, no big deal. But as you can tell, the car was starting to catch. We had to get her out. - Yeah, yeah no, I get it. Alright man. - Good times. - [Officer Bacon] Pat you on the back real hard. (car rumbles) - Hello. - [Officer Bacon] Hey, I'm Officer Bacon. - Yes sir. - I'm gonna be doing the main investigation on this. This is your house? - This is my house, yes. - Okay. Did you have any property that was damaged at all or is it? (witness mumbles) - [Witness] But other than that, no. That is my neighbor's house. - [Officer Bacon] Just the things that were damaged were just their property? - Well, I honestly don't know because checking the border, I don't know if what they broke has anything to do with my property. But at least let's say nothing that I see in this area. (fire truck rumbles) - [Officer Bacon] Did you see or hear anything? - I just heard like a loud bang. At first I thought it was like weather or something. Then I saw everything was perfect. We lost light. I waited. - You lost power? - Yeah, we lost power. - Oh, okay. - Like all these three or four houses I think did. Exactly, yes. - Okay, okay. - [Witness] But yes, thankfully alright. - [Officer Bacon] Okay, all right. Thank you sir. (fire truck rumbles) (fire truck rumbles continues) I'm gonna give you my business card with the report number on it. - I would appreciate that. - [Officer Bacon] Gimme just a second to go grab. Well actually... - Take your time. I can get a pen if you need. - [Officer Bacon] Oh, no, no, that's fine. I just don't know what the report number is right now. - Alka was charged with DUI, reckless driving and an open container violation. - Alka was drunk, but at least she was by herself. On the contrary, drunk parents baffled me. They recklessly put their kids in harm's way. Yet when arrested, suddenly worry about their wellbeing. Ironically, the children are safer with the officers who comfort them during a traumatizing time. - Where do they live? - You're a (beep). - [Officer] Don't do that, Jessica. We're trying to take care of your kids. - You're not trying to take care. You don't give a (beep). - Take Jessica for example. Her reckless behavior ended up with police babysitting three children at the scene, her two kids and Jessica herself. - What is it, CO? - [Officer] He's a CO? - You are (beep) Todd is fat. I mean what the (beep)? Call him. Jessica was pulled over by the cops when a caller informed them that she had been driving while intoxicated with minors in the backseat. Let's just say the cops will have an interesting interaction with the suspect. - [Caller] Okay, she's turning to run, she froze. - [Officer Grimmer] Oh, I see her, okay. - Okay. - And so she is intoxicated you said? - [Caller] She is intoxicated, she has both kids. - [Officer Grimmer] How do you know that she's intoxicated? - [Caller] Oh, okay, there you are. We're right behind you. - Okay, how do you know that she is intoxicated? I need to know. - [Caller] So we got called by a friend to go pick her up because she was just drunk. And we were gonna drive her home. So I got her to Maloney Drive and then she told me to get the F out of her car and she just hauled a***d, turned around with the kids and took off. - [Officer Grimmer] And you smelled alcohol on her? - [Caller] Oh yeah. She took off. Is she running alright? - Okay, all right, no she's not. We're trying to find a place to pull over. Okay, thank you, bye. (car rumbles) Can you roll on the back window for me? - Excuse me? - Can you roll down the back window for me so I can see how your kids. - Say hi. - Hello. I am Officer Grimmer, (officer Grimmer mumbles) Police Department. So the reason I pulled you over is you were called in as a, like a reckless driver or a drunk driver. Have you consumed any alcoholic beverages today? - No, I just left Hunan's. I just left Hunan's. - Did you? - Yes. - [Officer Grimmer] But when I first turned around on you, you were going southbound on Guacitas. Hunan is the other way. - Well, I just left Hunan's and then went to my friend's house. - [Officer Grimmer] Are you on the phone with someone? - I was trying to call someone. Say hey. - [Officer Grimmer] So I'll explain to you what I was called for. - Okay. - [Officer Grimmer] That you left a residence intoxicated, you had called for a ride at which point than you proceeded to leave the residence with your two kids in the car. Because right now I am more concerned with your kids welfare. - Well, I'm almost home. - [Officer Grimmer] Where is home? - Right here on. - [Officer Grimmer] Okay, would you mind stepping outta the car for me? You can leave the windows down so you can hear 'em. Step to the front of your vehicle, okay? Your name's Jessica, right? Hi. Let's step to the front of your vehicle, okay? (car rumbles) Who are you calling? Can you step over here? It's connected to your Bluetooth, I think. - I'm sorry, I've had a hard day. - Jessica refused to admit she was drunk, which means she basically implied that she's a terrible mother even when she's sober. But a quick field sobriety test would reveal it all. - [Officer Grimmer] Can I start asking you some questions? - Yes, of course. - [Officer Grimmer] Okay, but I need to pay attention to me, okay? - I just wanna... - [Officer Grimmer] All right, have you consumed any alcoholic beverages today? - No. - No? - I took the kids Twirl, we went Hunan's. - [Officer Grimmer] Okay. - I have consumed NyQuil because I haven't been feeling well because I've been cleaning cars. - Okay. - In the cold. - [Officer Grimmer] I can smell a little bit of alcohol on you. Not a gargantuan amount, but I can smell it I'll be honest with you. So have you consumed anything today? Any alcoholic beverages today? - No. - That would account for that smell, why do you smell like alcohol? - I do have m*******a. - [Officer Grimmer] How long ago did you smoke? - I'd say about like an hour ago. - [Officer Grimmer] Okay 'cause what I'm seeing does not account for m*******a. That is entirely alcohol that would cause your eyes to do that, okay? So be honest with me, have you consumed any alcohol today? - No. - No? All right, do you understand the instructions? - [Jessica] Yes, 1,001, 1,002, 1,003 until you tell me to stop. The only thing is I'm already turning my hip is... - [Officer Grimmer] You can use whichever leg you want. - I'll use both if I have to. - All right, you may begin. - [Jessica] Okay, 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, oh. - [Officer Grimmer] On a scale of zero being, zero to 10, 10 being severely intoxicated to zero being you haven't had a lick of alcohol, how intoxicated do you think you are? - One. - [Officer Grimmer] One, so you have consumed something. - No, you asked. What do you want me to tell you? Zero? - [Officer^Grimmer] Well, zero is completely sober, 10 is severely intoxicated. - Okay, zero. - Zero? - Yes. - [Officer Grimmer] Okay, well right now, I am placing you under arrest for DWI, okay? - Okay. - So turn around and put your hands behind your back. (handcuffs click) Take a breath, I'm trying work with you. - (beep) Hurt me, you stupid dumb (beep). (Jessica sobs) (beep) - [Officer] We're gonna get a family member to come pick 'em up. I'm gonna get your phone outta your pocket, okay? - Do you have anything else on you? Where's your lighter? - Yeah, we're gonna call. - Where do you want me ready for you? (beep) Stupid (beep). Ouch. - [Officer Grimmer] Put your right foot in. - [Officer] Sit down. - [Officer] Grimmer Jessica, put your right foot in. - [Jessica] I love you, I'm sorry. - [Officer] She doesn't need to see you like this. Put your foot in. - She doesn't need to (beep) see you either. - [Officer] Hey, we're not the ones driving around with our kids drunk, okay? Put your foot in. - Shut your (beep) mouth. - Put your foot in my foot. - you (beep) piece of s**t, dude. - [Officer] Only one of us was driving around with our kids drunk, so. - I'm gonna read her. - The kids were lucky to have the cops care and attention while the adult suspect shockingly became the biggest crybaby on the scene, out tantruming the children. - I have bug. - Oh wow. - [Kid] See book? - [Officer] What kind of book is this? - [Kid] Look there, look there bug, yeah. - Oh there's a bug, urg. Take it off of there. - Yeah. - Those are cute. - Yeah, take it by us. - Do you know how to read? - [Kid] Look. - [Officer] Oh yeah. And walruses. - [Officer Grimmer] Jessica. - What? - [Officer Grimmer] I have to read you what's called the New Mexico (beep) and Advisory, okay? (beep) No I have to, it's per state statute. - You have my (beep) kids. (beep) You (beep). - [Officer Grimmer] I have to, so okay. - Call my kids. Call my (beep), somebody come get them. My kid. - [Officer Grimmer] Nope, get back in the car. - Look at them. Call somebody please to come get them. - I am. - Snakes. - Yeah. - Yeah? - [Kid] What is that? - [Officer] That's a walrus. - [Kid] A walrus. - [Officer] And these are elephants. Look at the fishes. - What that? He hit. - Yeah he's giving him a bath. (kid mumbles) And the birdies. Look, there's a birdie with his mama. - [Kid] What is that bear? - The big bears. - What? Why? - It's a baby bear. - [Kid] Yeah, it's a baby bear. - Look, what is he doing her? - [Officer Grimmer] He's showing her pictures. - Okay, well call somebody. - Get in the car now. Get in the car. - Call somebody, please. - [Officer Grimmer] I am, but before I can do that, You need to get into the vehicle. - I know, but I just want you to, I wanna see you guys. - [Officer Grimmer] I will. Jessica, please get into the car, okay? - [Jessica] You guys don't care. - [Officer Grimmer] I absolutely care about the welfare of (beep). Okay, can you please get back in the car? You kinda just fell out. - I'm trying. I'm trying, I'm not used to being (beep). - [Officer Grimmer] I will help you. - One, two, three. Alright, thank you. - Turn your feet into there, okay? - Can I have tissue? - Oh, you don't. - Right here. - [Officer] Ma'am, is there a family member we can call to pick up your children? - Well, I'm trying, but you guys are all idiots. - [Officer] Okay, so instead of being vulgar about everything, is there a family member that we can call to pick up your children? - Please. - So gimme a family member. - Well, I can't, took my phone. - [Officer] Chase it. Look at the rhino. (kid mumbles) Yeah. - [Officer Grimmer] Alright, well he's doing that, I do have to read this to you, even if you don't wanna hear it. - I don't wanna hear you. - [Officer] I have to. (beep) - Well, yeah, I have right. - Okay, that's fine. - Shut the (beep) up. - Listen to me. I about (beep) something important. You are under arrest for DWI. - Oh shut up. - The New Mexico Implied Consent Act Deployed by the hospital or a physician of your own choice. To perform additional chemical test, the cost of this additional chemical test will be paid for by the law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test? Do you agree to take our test? - Shut up. - Okay. Consider your actions refusal. Now I have to read you this. I cannot force you - Oh my gosh, - to take our test, - shut up. - but if you refuse to, - close the (beep) door. - [Officer] your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privileges for one year. So do you agree to take my test? - Yeah, do I have a choice? No. - You have the right to refuse, but do you agree to take my test right? - Yeah, but you're gonna (beep) me, all right? - Watch your knee. Don't put your foot in there, just watch your knee. - Jessica kept refusing to cooperate with the cops turning the street into a mobile daycare. The cops weren't complaining, but our suspect's behavior would keep getting worse. - I don't have my phone. - Is it in the vehicle? - I don't know. (beep) In this stupid (beep). - [Officer] No, well, she's just doing her job. - [Jessica] Yeah and you guys have dog glass. - [Officer] Yes, actually we do. So no one's answered yet because, my calm down, listen to me. My dispatchers are calling her right now. We will see if she answers her. They're gonna let me know - Okay, call my - here in a minute, all right? - mom please. - [Officer] So after that, we'll call your mom. Is that okay? - No, call... Call my Nino. Call my Nino, please. - Now your Nino? - Call my Nino. - [Officer] Your mom or your Nino? - Anybody. - [Officer] Well, that's kind of what we're doing. What's your mom's name? - Call my Nino. He works for you guys. Call my Nino. He's a stupid fat (beep) dispatch (beep) bastard. - A dispatcher? - No, the, what is it? CO. - He's a CO? - You don't, he's (beep) tall and he's fat. and he work the (beep). Call him. - [Officer] Show her your book. Show her your book. - yeah, I wanna see your book. I saw you showing to him. - [Officer] That's pretty cool. She likes animals. - Lord knows I have enough. - [Kid] I think he steal my candy. - [Officer Grimmer] He ate all your candy? He did? Or did the officer eat all your candy? 'Cause I wouldn't put it past him. - [Kid] My brother taked my candy. It's gone. - No 'cause I have C***D. - [Officer] Okay. (people chattering) (phone vibrates) - [Jessica's Mom] Is she by herself or just with the kids? - [Officer] So she does have the two kids. She was driving around with them. - [Jessica's Mom] Okay. - [Officer Grimmer] She's literally coming by herself. It was hard enough to find someone to come and get it anyway. Get your kids, okay? - Yeah, that's how I felt about babysitters. - [Officer Grimmer] Okay, you don't need to yell, all right? - That's how I feel. You guys don't (beep). You guys don't give a (beep). - Wow. - Thank God for windows. I got their names. - At the police station, Jessica would have a proper midlife crisis. After using the cops car as a day case, our suspect would turn the police unit into a therapy clinic. (kid mumbles) - [Officer] There's a bunch of birds. - [Kid] See moon? - [Officer] Oh, there's the moon too, huh? (kid mumbles) Wow. (kid mumbles) Sure enough. - Yeah. - [Officer Grimmer] That way. We'll just take the whole box. We'll just take the box. Just leave it. - Is this the way to hell or what? - Huh? - Is this the way to hell? (Jessica mumbles) - [Officer] Jessica, do you need any medical attention? - Like you care. Just do what you need to do (beep) get me to jail already, shut up. You shut up too. - [Officer] Do you need medical attention or no? - Do you? Shut up and (beep) me to jail so I can go to (beep) go to jail out there because that's where the (beep) I'm gonna end up at. And you guys don't give a (beep). I'll probably be sleeping on something like this for the next (beep). I don't even care anymore, honestly. Maybe this is what God wanted. (phone vibrates) Maybe this is what I needed, I don't know. (Jessica whimpers) (Jessica mumbles) This is nothing like on TV. (phone vibrates) I swear like I never imagined this. The next 10 years, are gonna be hell between (beep) jail and (beep) everything and (beep) probation s**t. I'm about to be (beep). I never expected this to be my life at all. I always used to be a happy person. I used to like life. I used to freak people. Go ahead, (beep) crush on (Jessica mumbles). - [Officer] I'm gonna kill them. (camera rustles) - [Jessica] And look at me in jail, how stupid. Oh my God. - Come on. Well, you know what? Maybe this is what you need because your kids need a mom and they don't need you to have crashed into someone. They don't need that in their life, okay? Thankfully, I have not dealt with a DUI involving children that was a fatal crash yet and I hope I never have too, but... - It was revealed that Jessica was already on probation. She was charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated and two counts of child a***e. Thanks to responding officers, the kids were safely transported home. But our next case is a much more harrowing scenario. - [Officer] We need everybody out. - [Officer] I'll bring the seat over to you, okay? You need my help? Columbus police officers were responding to a call when they noticed a duplex on fire. Dispatch revealed some people were still inside their homes near the spreading fire. - [Officer] Hey buddy, is there anybody else in there but you and your mom? No? Hey, she's the only one. Let's go! - When officers arrived at the scene, it was a view out of a movie with innocent families crawling inside their homes. Instead of panicking, the cops bravely smashed the windows and walked into the danger zone. (equipment clinks) - [Officer] Where are we at? What are we on? Oh. Right down the street from Hot Spotter. It's in flame, we need EMT out here. - [Dispatch] 617. - [Officer] Police, everybody here get ready to get out. - [Officer] Oh s**t, hey you guys, the roof's caving in. It's not safe, the roof is caving in already. Hey, get out, Brandon. - [Officer] Brandon! - [Officer] Hey, hey, start getting the other neighbors out. - Where's Brandon? - Brandon, where do you at? (gate clanks) (camera rustles) - [Officer] f**k! Is there anybody else? - [Officer] She said just the dog. - [Officer] Dog's out. - [Officer] Neighbors are saying there's an elderly lady who lives in there. - Is that your dog? - Is there people that live upstairs? - Anybody live upstairs? - [Victim] Third floor, just a woman. (stairs clank) - [Officer] Hey, Joe, there's somebody up stairs that lives upstairs too. Come on. - What is upstairs? - Yeah. - [Officer] God damn. (door clanks) Police department. Come on, the house is on fire. Let's go. (resident mumbles) Hurry up. - Let me get my brother. - [Officer] Quickly, let's go. Let's go. - Anybody hear that? (glass cracks) Quick, let's go, let's go. - Coming, I'm coming. I had to wake him up. - [Officer] Let's go, out, come on. - [Resident] I'm coming, I'm coming, buddy. - [Officer] You're good. What's his name? - Sean. - [Officer] Sean, let's go! Come on, man. - [Officer] Oh God damn. - Adult residents had helped themselves, but the elderly and children were in true danger. The fire was spreading and there wasn't enough time to wait for the fire fighters. - Yeah? - You got my lockbox? - [Officer] No, f**k it, dude. You gotta leave it. The other side's already caving in. - [Officer] Is it? Hey buddy, is there anybody else in there but you and your mom? - No, no. - Come on bud, come on. - He's the only one. - [Officer] We'll get you something to put on. Watch your step. Come here, come on. - [Officer] Is there anybody else in here? - [Officer] He's getting one female out up top, she coming? - [Officer] Female and kids out. They should all be out. (siren wails) - [Officer] How many is out? Is there anybody else in there? - [Officer] Here, I need you to get away from the house. - [Officer] We need everybody out. - [Officer] I'll bring the seat over to you, okay? You need my help? Did we clear out this side? (dispatch mumbles) That side? - [Officer] Be right there. - [Dispatch] Unit 29, gonna make sure that we got cruisers on the way for (dispatch mumbles) - [Officer] Come here, come back here. - [Officer] Sit back here. We're gonna bring some stuff out here. - [Victim] I ain't got no shoes on, man. I'm a diabetic. - Okay, well, if it blows up and blows your legs off- - Then I'm dead. - [Officer] You want me to get you a seat? - Yes. - Okay, I'll get you a seat. Come on. - [Officer] Anybody else in these units? - [Officer] We're told this one's empty. (siren wails) - [Officer] Hey, if you wanna like, make sure, because fire's gonna clear this out. We don't want it to blow up and go over here. - I used to be a fire fighter. - All right, awesome. - Yeah, I'm out of the way if it gets too bad. (gate clanks) - [Officer] 61. (equipment clanks) (gate clanks) (equipment clanks) Come on, is there anybody else inside? Is there anybody else inside? - My dog. - The dog? - Yeah. - Come on. Come on, dear. Come on, come on. Come on, let's just get away from it, okay? - I live in- - 193, I got one person out back. - [Officer] Is anybody else? - [Officer] She said just the dog. Come on. (victim breaths heavily) Is that your dog? - Yeah. - Is there anybody live up the stairs? - Yeah. - Yeah? Okay. Hey Joey, there's somebody up that lives upstairs too. Come on, let's just get away from the house. Yeah. (victim breaths heavily) - [Victim] I don't know how the fire happened. - [Officer] Dear, can you do me a favor? - Yeah? - Can you lean on this car so I can go help them? Just lean on the car. - While the other officers help the residents find places to rest, one officer ran towards the back where the fire was most dangerous, and you'll be glad he checked the back. - [Officer] Is there anybody else inside of there? - No. - No? Hey. (stairs clank) - [Officer] Let's go, let's go. I had to wake him up. Police. - Let's go, out, come on. - [Officer] Police, is anybody in here? - [Officer] How many people? - [Officer] Get out, the house is on fire. Come on right now. Come on, the house is on fire. Get everybody out. Right now. - Come on. The floor's gonna cave. Come on, hey son, let's go. Let's go with me, come with me, come with me, I know it's scary. Come on, the house is on fire downstairs. - Wait, what? What? - We're going outside. Let go, let's go, let's go, let's go. Anybody else in there? - No. - [Officer] Be careful. Just down the steps. You got a juvenile coming out. Hey buddy, is there anybody else in there but you and your mom? - No. - [Officer] No? Hey, she's the only one. Let's go. You got him a blanket? - [Officer] One female out up top. - [Officer] Yeah, female and there's kid's out. They should all be out. (officer coughs) (siren wails) - [Officer] How many is out? - [Officer] Dear, I need you to get away from the house. - [Officer] We need everybody out. Back here, back here. - You need my help? - Who said there was a Black female that lived downstairs? - [Officer] Can we clear out this side? - [Officer] That's the old lady right in front of you. The male right there. - [Officer] Nobody else is in this building right here? - No. - There's no Black female? - [Officer] No. (people chattering) (equipment clanks) 193-19, we're all out back. We've got all the people that live inside out back. - That day, many people lost their homes, but thanks to the brave officers, lives were saved. The survivor's gratefulness was evident in their behavior towards the hardworking officers. - [Officer] I got you, dear. Come on, you ready? - Thank you. (victim mumbles) I have my papers in there. - Oh, hey Sarge. - Yeah? - [Officer] We need a medic back here. - You need a medic out back? - Yeah. - Fire victim? - Yeah. - [Officer] Hey, do you want us to have him go down here to the corner so you can get equipment in? (people chattering) - [Officer] Come on, come on, dear. Right here. - [Victim] My papers, (victim mumbles). - [Officer] I know, I know. Don't worry about nothing that's in there. (car siren beeps) Okay. - Just keep her here. - [Officer] You got it, dear. Hey, here. I just ya. There's nothing to grab onto. There you go. - The cause of the fire remains unknown, but residents were glad that the officers were quick to report and save lives. - Thank you, detective. We really appreciate you shedding light on these cases for us. If you're craving more cases like these, make sure to dive into our other videos. And while you're at it, show some love and hit that like and subscribe button. And as always, stay safe out there.