- [Scott] I'm just scared, man. - I was trying to get out of the car for you! I had a wedgie, I swear to God! - But what happens when their web of lies falls apart and justice catches up with them? - [Officer] Come outta there! Am I under arrest? - All right. Yeah, come on. - [Simes] No- - Today, Detective Dale will guide us through five riveting cases where these so-called masterminds were finally caught, and their reactions were pure shock and disbelief. It's as if they never saw it coming. - To me, social media has always been a waste of time with its endless cat videos and unsolicited opinions. Yet in this case, it appears it does have its uses. - Hey, what are you doing, man? - Just hold still. - I told you, do not get up. - What, are you gonna beat on somebody that's handcuffed behind their back? a warrant was issued for the arrest of a 50-year-old man named Carl Scott, Jr. (keyboard clacking) He was charged with second degree murder, but there was one teeny, tiny problem. Scott appeared to have vanished without a trace. In a twist of fate, the authorities turned to an unlikely source, Facebook. Turns out that Scott had been an active Facebook user, and his latest posts provided the crucial clues that led the officers to track down his location. - [Officer] Is Todd home? - Uh, I don't think so. - [Officer] Hey, hey, hey. I'm sorry, who are you? - Who am I? - [Officer] Yes, sir. - I'm Scotty Too Hottie. - [Officer] Okay. 10-12. Called Scott? - I said call Scott. - [Officer] Oh, all right. - Matter of fact, I need one of y'all. - [Officer] Good! What can I do for you? - What can you do for me? - [Officer] Yes, sir. What can I help you with? - Well, I want to go get some of my stuff off my property. - [Officer] Where's it at? (neighbor speaking) Where do you need to go get your stuff at? - It's on where I live, I guess. - [Officer] Okay, well where you living at? - Yeah, I was living there. - [Officer] On Marcella? - Yeah. - [Officer] And you got evicted? - I don't know. I don't know why. I mean, for what reason? - [Officer] Oh, I don't know. Whoever owns the property could tell you. - [Neighbor] Right. Make it right. Go get your kids. - Okay, that's what I need, and that's what I need to do. - [Officer] Okay, so stand up for me real quick. - I need to go. - [Officer] Stand up for me. - Okay. - [Officer] Stand up. (man whimpering) Go on, turn around. Turn around, turn around. - What are y'all doing? - [Officer] No, no, no, no, no! No! - [Officer 2] Put your hands behind your back! - I've done nothing wrong! What are y'all doing, man? (camera clanging) What the? Hey! - [Officer 2] Put your hands behind your back. - What the? - [Officer 2] Put your hands behind your back! (Scott yelling) Put your hands behind your back! - God damn, man! - I got one. - What the? (Scott arguing) - Calm down. - [Officer] Put your hand behind your back. Other hand! - [Scott] Son of a! - [Officer] Other hand! - [Officer 2] Put your hand behind your back. - [Officer] Other hand! (officers speaking) (taser clicking) (Scott groaning) - [Officer] Put your hand back. - [Officer 3] It's underneath you. - What the, man? Ah! What the, I can't get it out. - [Officer 2] Bring your hand from underneath you. - Man, okay! I can't believe, I can't get it out. You got- - There you go. - God, man! - [Officer 2] Don't get up! - Okay. - [Officer] Bring your hand back here. - Winding me up. (cuff clinking) Holy f*****g s**t! - [Officer 2] Relax. - Ah, what the! All this for my stuff off my property? Holy! - [Officer] Hold still. - Okay. - [Officer] Or those cuffs are gonna tighten on you. - Okay, okay. - [Officer] I promise. - But what the, god damn! Ah! What the! - [Officer 3] Relax, relax. - Hold on, okay! Okay! God damn! - [Officer 3] Roll over this way. - Oh! Ah! (Scott wailing) God! I just wanted my stuff. - [Officer] Roll this way for me. - I've been in these clothes for seven days, man! Ow! Easy there. - [Officer] All right. (Scott whimpering) I'm rolling you back this way, so I can get in the other pocket. - God damn! What? - [Officer 2] Put your leg out. - Holy! (dramatic instrumental music) God damn! What in the? Ow! Ah! What, that's what? - [Officer] You're okay! - God damn! Ow! - [Officer] There's something else. - What the? I can't- (Scott whimpering) - [Officer] Carl, take some deep breaths and relax. - I can't. Ow. I don't have nothing on me, man! - [Officer] Sit up on your butt. - Okay! What the, man? - I don't know. - [Carl] I don't know either! I just want my stuff, man. Holy! - [Officer] There you go, Terry. All yours. (Scott whimpering) He's got 31 in here. - Oh, man! What the? That was unnecessary right there, man. - Hey, Scotty. - [Scott] What? - You remember me? - [Scott] Yeah, I remember. - You're under arrest for the murder of Steven Palmer. You have a warrant. - [Scott] A warrant? - Judge Singletary signed it this afternoon. - [Scott] I didn't do anything, man! - You're under arrest for the murder of Steven Palmer. - [Scott] Bro, I ain't did no like that! - Let me tell you something real quick. - [Scott] Okay, yeah, I wanna, yeah, I wanna explain. - I'm not gonna ask you any questions. Listen to me. - [Scott] Yeah! - He told me you killed him. - [Scott] No, he didn't! - I was at the hospital two days later before he died. - No! Hey, what are y'all doing, man? - [Officer 3] Relax. - [Officer 2] Do not get up. You understand? - Yeah! I ain't do no like that, man. I ain't do no! Ain't no way! - [Officer 3] Don't get up until we tell you to get up. You understand? - Okay! Can I talk? - [Officer 3] Sit back down. Listen, you wanna talk? I'm gonna Mirandize you from the car, do you understand? - Hell, I know I need my lawyer here. - Okay. - Hey, what are you doing man? - [Officer] Just hold still. - What, you gonna beat on somebody that's handcuffed behind their back? You are a real tough guy, man! - [Officer 2] Stop. - You a real tough guy, man. - [Officer 4] Man, it was the right thing to do. (crosstalk) - [Officer] He's got my cuffs on. I don't care. - God, man! I did not do no like that, man! - I was gonna say, if you want, I'll put these on him. You can take it. I'll keep these in the jail. - [Officer] He's not cooperative enough. - Okay. - What do you mean he's not? Listen! - [Officer] Hey. - Hey, can I get something to drink, please? Hey y'all- (crosstalk) - [Officer 5] Mandy? - [Officer] Yes? - [Scott] Hey, I need something to drink, man! Can I get something to drink? - Sorry. (crosstalk) - Oh! - If there's one phrase that echoes throughout the history of crime, it's, "I didn't do it," yet despite my many years of experience, I still can't fathom why they start resisting after their caught and there's no way to escape. The sheer audacity is truly baffling. - Y'all gonna kill me. Y'all gonna kill me right here. (crosstalk) (Scott arguing) Yeah, yeah! (crosstalk) (Scott arguing) make that s**t quick! - [Officer 2] Get down on the ground. Listen, put him down. - [Officer 4] Guys, listen. - [Officer] Somebody get him there- (crosstalk) (Scott scuffling) - [Officer 2] Got him? - [Scott] Yeah! (crosstalk) (Scott scuffling) - [Officer] They're right here on the door. - [Scott] Ah, ah, ah, yeah! That's what y'all want to do, man. - [Officer] Right there on the break. - [Scott] That's what y'all want to do. You on me, man. I did not do nothing to nobody, okay? Nothing! I've been out of prison almost 48 months, been staying with my family, man. I have not did no like that. And you know what? When y'all did that the other day, you come to my, y'all just want to pick up a weapon, and use it for a murder. I ain't did no like that, man. (crosstalk) Hey, no, no. Don't- (crosstalk) - Ah! (officer chuckling) - You got him? - No, I'm being snatched! (Scott arguing) - I got this leg. Slip him up here. We're coming. (phone ringing) All right, bring it up. - Stop resisting. - [Scott] I'm not resisting! - Slip 'em underneath. - [Scott] I'm not resisting, man. You got all these trainees. (crosstalk) (phone ringing) - Go around again. Go around him one more time. - [Scott] God, man! All this s**t's unnecessary, man. - All right, I'm gonna bring this one to you. - All right. - [Scott] I'll bring it to you. Man! (phone ringing) - Whoever's car we can get him in. - [Officer] Right here. - [Scott] Oh man. - Can we try to lock in the key, just so we can make sure they're- - [Officer] Here. You got it? - [Officer 2] Mark, you want- - [Scott] Hey! - [Officer] Mine's right here. - He can go right here. - That's fine. - We'll all follow her over there. - All righty. - [Officer] I'm gonna follow you. - [Scott] Please, can I get to drink? - All right, that's good there. - [Scott] Please, can I get something to drink, man? - [Officer] Is it gonna clear him, Mark? - What, what? - [Scott] Can I get something to drink, sir? - [Officer] Keep your head down. Keep your head down. - Watch your head. - Head down. - We gotta drag him. (dramatic instrumental music) - Gotta drag him. - Oh, man. Hey, hey, hey! Ah! (Scott wailing) - [Officer 3] On this side. (Scott wailing) - [Scott] Ah, man! - [Officer 4] Got cuffs- - [Scott] What the, man? Holy! Hey sir, can I get something to drink, man? - [Officer 2] Watch your head. - Please, sir. God, man! - [Officer 2] Watch your head. - I can't. Oh! Holy! (Scott wailing) F**k! Oh my god! Holy! That's such a lie, what y'all saying here, man. Such a lie. Oh my gosh! - [Officer 2] Here's some water. - [Officer] Hey. - Okay. - [Officer] Hush. - Okay. - [Officer] Stop. - Hold on. Thank you, ma'am. Hey- - [Officer] You want some more? - Yes, yes, I do! - [Officer] Okay, then stop wasting your time talking. - Okay. - [Officer] There's no more talking. We're done talking, drink. (Scott panting) You want more to drink? - Yeah. Yes, I do. - [Officer] Okay. - You're trying to force it in me. You don't get off till six, sweetheart. Please. - [Officer] I know what time I get off. - Okay? - [Officer] You're talking to the queen of overtime. I don't mind. - Okay, hey, hey! - [Officer] I'm just asking you if you want drink. - I understand that. I understand that. - [Officer] We're not here talking, 'cause I don't need to talk to you. We're drinking and leaving. - Okay. Listen. - [Officer] Okay? Would you like another drink? - So I called to get my stuff off the property. - [Officer] All right, well then we're done. - But yeah, yeah, I do want another drink. - [Officer] I told you we're not talking. We're drinking. - Okay. - [Officer] Okay. - You got the wrong person, man. You really do. - [Officer] I didn't sign that warrant, Carl. - Okay, I understand that. - [Officer] Okay. - But I didn't kill Steve Palmer. (Scott laughing) Y'all picked something off my bicycle that day and turned it in. - [Officer] Between those seats. - [Scott] Hey, and you know what? I knew that was gonna happen. - [Officer] You want more to drink? - Yeah, yeah. - [Officer] Okay. - I throw knives, hatchets. Actually, I'm pretty good at it. - [Officer] I talked to you. - [Scott] Okay? - [Officer] All right. I talked to you about that. - [Scott] Okay? - [Officer] You want more to drink? - [Scott] I did not do no like that. And that guy did not tell him that he me- - The one you gave me just a copy. - [Scott] Two days when he seen him. - [Officer] You find them, Timothy? - [Timothy] Yeah, I did. - He said he said he called and told him two days before he seen me that I did that. If that was the case, that gentleman would've hauled me away that day. Okay? Y'all trying some funny business because I lived there and I've been there for 40 years. - [Officer] My car got a dent in it, so now you know. - [Scott] And I come to get my clothes, and my toothbrush, and my deodorant, and y'all pick up something off my bicycle and want to turn it in and something. - [Officer] No, they're not recommended for skin, but you'll be fine. I've used 'em. - [Scott] A weapon. - I'd rather have this on my skin. - They just don't want you to- - [Scott] Come on now. That don't even work, right? That's not even right. - [Officer] You want more water? - [Scott] Yes ma'am, I do. - [Officer] Okay. - [Scott] Yes ma'am, I do. But that's not even right. - [Officer] Carl, you understand this is just the law, right? - Yeah, I understand that. - [Officer] We don't think you're a bad guy. We don't think anything poorly of you. - And listen, evidently you think I'm a bad guy because y'all way overworked it right there. And there's three people who have video and they seen it. - [Officer] No, we all have video. - Okay, I know! And you overworked what you was doing, ma'am. - [Officer] Would you like a drink? - Yes, I do. - [Officer] Okay. (phone ringing) It's right here whenever you're ready. - I know! I shouldn't be all beat up like this. I'm Scotty Too Hottie! Y'all done stuff my face all up here, man. - [Officer] You ready? - And y'all picked, man, I've been, you know the last time I seen him when he come and asked me, not once but twice, and I want to say it was around 12 o'clock when he come see me. The woman woke me up at 4:30 in the morning. - [Officer] That was me. - [Scott] Asked me. That was you? - [Officer] Yes, sir. - Standing, I thought it was. - [Officer] Yes, sir. - I was gonna ask you. I thought when he left- - [Officer] You're the only thing shorter than me. - [Scott] And I told him the same thing that I told her that night. Yeah, I seen him at the store, at the Circle K. But after that, I didn't see him no more. - [Officer] Okay, I didn't say you did. That was not in my report. - But how come? I mean, that happened way back in, that happened way back in June, May, or July! It's October, man! - [Officer] You can do whatever you wanna do, boo. - Come on. - I must say, out of all the murderers in history, Mr. Scotty Too Hottie surely takes the cake for the wittiest name. Sadly, he also takes the cake for bickering endlessly making it feel like an eternity. - Last week, so when did a warrant come in effect? - I think Detective Hass got it today. - [Scott] With my stuff? - No, Detective Hass got the warrant signed today. - [Scott] Unbelievable. I did not do no like that. - [Officer] Okay, I'm not accusing you. - I got arrows, hatchets, knives. I got a lot of knives. Y'all picked up some, (Scott laughing) y'all ain't got no murder weapon because I didn't do it. - [Officer] I didn't say I did, Carl. I never said I did. (Scott chuckling) - I didn't do no, yeah, yeah, I know the dude. I seen him. I was staying at them girl's house, and when she tells me to leave, I leave. I don't come back. Not unless she's out in the yard. - [Officer] Miss Jenny? - Doing something and I say, "Hey, girl!" - [Officer] Miss Jenny? - And then she'll say something to me. Yeah! But I don't go back and walk in. She's got cameras! That'd be silly to go back. That's just like my brother right here, Tight Ed. When I leave and work for him for today, and I tell him I'm gone, I don't come back! Anything on my property over there, it's not stolen. Ain't no stolen stuff over there. I been outta prison for 48 months. I'm not trying to cause no problems, man. - [Officer] I didn't say you were. - And if he said that I killed him, and he come and said he told him two days before he come, he would've took me in then, man! There's some bull-rickety y'all done got going on, man. - [Officer] You'll get to read it. - Oh, I'll get to read it? - [Officer] Yes, sir. - [Officer 2] He's gonna read it to you. - [Officer] And if you wanna talk to the detective, he'll come and talk to you. - Detective for what? I wanna tell him the same thing that I told him from the get go! I didn't do it. I know who did it. And hey, hey, lemme tell you something. When I seen what I seen, I ain't never seen nothing like that. I took off and I hauled running across the hall, across the field, back home. I've never seen somebody poked themselves, poked themselves with a knife because he didn't wanna be here, or his, he's got nothing to show for no more. Or he's up. That scared the outta me! 'Cause I ain't never seen nothing like that, man. God! - [Officer] That explains immediately. (crosstalk) - [Scott] I just wanted to go get my clothes. I've been in these same clothes for seven days. Seven days because, and I did it the proper way! - [Officer] I'm sorry, pandas. Said he already told y'all that. - She did. She did. Hey, just- - [Officer] Carl, you wanna go to a hospital? - Yeah. - [Officer] Yeah. - Of course. - Why? - What do you need to go to the hospital for? - No, see, see you worried about, see, you don't want me to go to hospital. - [Officer 2] You can go if you want, but I'm just trying to figure out why. - [Scott] Why? - [Officer 2] Yeah. - [Scott] Because I need to get checked out because I'm- (crosstalk) - Scott was then transported to the police station facing charges of second degree murder, possession of a controlled substance, and resisting arrest. His bond was set at a hefty $253,000. While this man was clearly in denial of his actions, the next one had perhaps lost his mind entirely. - You know, I tried the fries. The fries are, they're lukewarm, but they're not hot. - [Officer] Okay. - You get what I'm saying? So I just asked him, can we get some fresh fries? - [Officer] All right, Mr. Simes, come over here. I'm gonna have you sign this. - I said I'm not under arrest for anything. - [Officer] No, no you're not. (man speaking) Yeah, just come over here. I'm gonna have you sign this real quick. police officers received a severely disturbing report. A customer at McDonald's had been served cold fries, a grave crime indeed that warranted immediate attention. The Kennesaw Police Department in Georgia dutifully responded to the complaint from 24-year-old Antoine Simes. However, they'd soon discover that the young man was no ordinary, angry McDonald's customer, but a vile criminal. - [Officer] I got three, so. 10-4, I got three white vans. Nobody's come out of them. 10-22, I got contact. What's up, man? - We the ones that called. - [Officer] Okay, what's up? - Basically we went in there, purchased the food. I guess there's something wrong with their server. - [Officer] Okay. - The lady before us tried to order on the little box thing. She said that wasn't working. He had to stop us from ordering and go help her. - [Officer] Okay. - So he probably frustrated at work. - [Officer] Okay. - You know what I'm saying? That's the whole scenario from what I get. - [Officer] Okay, so why'd y'all call? So, like, what happened? - Because we ordered the food. He couldn't print us a receipt. - [Officer] Okay. - So he said the receipt would be printed in the back, so I said okay, so we sat down. Me and my fiance are looking for homes around here. - [Officer] Gotcha. - So we went back to Progressive Rentals, looking at homes. (officer agreeing) I guess our order was called, but we don't even know our order number. - [Officer] Okay. - You get what I'm saying? So now our food is sitting there cold. So when I come up, I say, you know, I try the fries. The fries, they're lukewarm, but they're not hot. - [Officer] Okay. - You get what I'm saying? So I just ask him, "Can we get some fresh fries?" - [Officer] Okay - He said, "Okay, the fries are not hot?" I touched the fries. I said, "No, they're not hot," and at this point you done touch them, so, you know? - [Officer] Yeah. - Yeah, "Can I just get a fresh set?" - [Officer] Okay. - So as he getting the fries, and I said, "Can I also get the receipt?" That was five minutes ago. - [Officer] Yeah. - You know what I'm saying? "Excuse me, sir," five minutes ago, "I can run my store however I wanna run my store." - [Officer] Okay. - This now, "Sir, I done paid." He said, "Matter of fact, you can leave my property." "Get off my property now," or you can come and get, "I'll do a refund." I say, "Sir, with CashApp card, it's three to seven business days to do a refund." "Just gimme my set of fries and my receipt." That's what you're supposed to do anyway when I pay for my order. - [Officer] Okay. - This is not my store. He's telling me this is his business. He own this and I'm like, it's not even that deep. - [Officer] I understand. - We just need the fries and the burger. - [Officer] Okay. Do you have your ID on you? - No sir. - [Officer] Okay, well I'm gonna have to get your information. - Okay. - [Officer] What's your last name? - Simes. - [Officer] S-I-M-S? - S-I-M-E-S. - [Officer] E-S? And first name? - A-N-T-O-I-N-E. - [Officer] O-I-A-N-E? A-N-T-O-I-A-N-E? What's your birthday? (dramatic instrumental music) What's a good telephone number for you? (dramatic instrumental music) All right, so I'm gonna go ahead and let you know he called as well. So y'all both called. - Yeah, we called right- - [Officer] So I'm gonna go in and talk to him. Hey Carl, will you hang out with him? (Carl responding) All right. He's gonna hang out with you for a second, okay? I'm gonna go and talk to him real quick. - Okay. - [Officer] Yeah. Hey, let's go inside. Let's talk inside. Outside of here. Somewhere. I don't want us to be outside talking. - Yeah, that's fine. - [Officer] We can talk right here. We can go inside. It don't matter. So what happened? - He was outta line. - [Officer] Okay. So break it down for me. What happened? - He insists that all his food's cold. - [Officer] Okay. - It's burning my hands, so whatever. That's, you know, doesn't really matter. - [Officer] Okay. - Took the order, next thing, starts cussing at me. "You better gimme fresh fries, mother." It's like, what? Here's a little old lady and she just came up to me, said, "If you need me to talk to the police," I said, "No, I got this," but he starts losing it, starts shoving his food at me. And I said, "Sir," I said, "Well, tell you what," "you can take your business elsewhere." Gimme your card. I'll give you a refund. "No, you're not gonna gimme an effing refund." "You're gonna gimme that food and my money back." I said, "Okay, look, sir." Starts shoving his food at me. I took his food, so he got nothing to shove at me 'cause next thing you know, he's throwing his drink at me. (officer agreeing) So I took his food, took it, put in the trash. "Here's your, gimme your card." "I'll get your refund." "Take your business elsewhere." "Please don't come back." - [Officer] Okay. - Screaming at me, all on CT, you know? - [Officer] Did you give him his refund? Like, is that all part? - Yeah, and he refused to. "You're not gonna gimme a refund." - [Officer] Okay. - Excuse me my language. - [Officer] No, you're fine. - This is the way he was talking. - [Officer] Okay. - So I don't want to see him. I don't want ever have him back. - [Officer] Okay. - I mean, dude's obviously on probation, got an ankle bracelet on. - [Officer] Okay, what is your information too? (dramatic instrumental music) If you have your ID, that'd be much easier. Perfect. - You one of the new guys? - [Officer] I mean, I've been around for over a year. I just, I don't think I've ever met you. Did you just take ownership or? - I've been around since 2011. - [Officer] Okay. - I'm usually up at Gilles Road. - [Officer] Gotcha, gotcha. What's a good telephone number for you? (dramatic instrumental music) And you have to have his card to do a refund? - Yeah, if you, yeah, I don't want him back in here. - [Officer] Okay. - If you wanna gimme his card, I'll give you his refund. - [Officer] Okay. Well, you're not gonna give him any more food. You're not gonna remake it. - No, I'm not! - [Officer] Okay. I mean, it's your business. You're right. I'm just asking. - I told him it's my business. It's my restaurant. - [Officer] Okay. - Goes, "No, it's not!" - [Officer] All right, I'll be right back, okay? - Okay. - [Officer] 11-60, can you run one name and date of birth? Last name Sierra, India, Mike, Echo, Sierra. First name Alpha, November, Tango, Oscar, India. Alpha, November, Echo. (dramatic instrumental music) Bravo, Mike. All right, so here's the deal. As a business owner, he has the right to not remake your food. He is willing to do a refund. He has no problems doing a refund. But he is not gonna remake your food. As a business owner, he can do that. - Okay. - [Officer] He does not want you coming back in the store. He actually wants us to criminally trespass you, so you will not be allowed back at this McDonald's. - I don't even stay here. I keep- - [Officer] It doesn't matter. He's requested it. We gotta do it. It's not a big deal. It's a piece of- - But you have to charge me? - [Officer] No, we're not charging you. It's a piece of paper we're gonna give you that's gonna say, hey, you can't come back to this McDonald's. That's all it is. - Wow. - [Officer] Yeah. - No, just like, just realistically, did I do anything wrong? - [Officer] I don't know. I am not here to even figure that out. I'm here to keep the peace. (officer speaking) Yeah, this is completely civil. - [Officer 2] Civil stuff. - Yeah, yeah, okay. - [Officer 2] You can complain about it later on. - No, no, I don't want to complain about it. (crosstalk) No, no. It's fine, man. I just, I'm just don't understand what I did wrong at this point. - [Officer] No, you're good. Do you have CT forms? - [Officer 2] No. I just, I was checking. - [Officer] Okay, I have CT forms. That's fine. It's not a big deal. So look, all right, so this is civil, okay? As a business owner, he has the right to refuse service to anyone he chooses to refuse service to. Just like if you owned business, you have the same right to do the same thing. - Exactly. - If you owned a physical business, like you didn't have- - Whatever- - [Officer] You can CT whoever the hell you want. You can do whatever. - Yeah. - [Officer] As long as it's within the law, and that's within the law, okay? All right, so hang out with him. I'm gonna get that form. It's a simple form that says, hey, just don't come back to this McDonald's. Now, I'll tell you, if you do come back to this McDonald's and we get called out here- - Nah, no, no. - [Officer] You go to jail. - I'm not- - [Officer] All right? - I'm not. I got smarts, - [Officer] So, you cool with the refund? - Yeah, so I just gotta go in there and tap my card again? - [Officer] Yeah, I will get that in just a second, okay? - Okay. - After the officer ran some identity checks, he made a shocking discovery. The 24-year-old was wanted for murder. At this point, it was imperative that he handled the situation with the utmost tact. - [Officer On Radio] 52, 14, and 17. The call figure is land lining now with the female that's 10-7 (radio dispatch speaking) - [Officer] `10-4. (radio dispatch speaking) - [Officer] Standby. - [Officer On Radio] And the daughter is inside with her door locked. She should be the only one in the house. (radio chiming) - [Radio Voice] Wanted person, caution. Violence, armed and dangerous. (radio speaking) (dispatch speaking) - [Officer On Radio] 10-4. (dispatch speaking) - [Officer] What's up, man? - Hey, I dunno if he's pulling it, but he's being slick over there. He's got an ankle monitor on. - [Officer] I got you. I know. I got you. - [Owner] Yeah, no. (owner speaking) - [Officer] No, you're good. - [Owner] Thank you. (officer agreeing) - [Officer] Oh, he's gonna do the refund, so I'll get you the card here in a second. Okay? - [Radio Voice] License status: suspended. 24-year-old male, wanted person. Caution. Violence, armed and dangerous. - [Officer] 11-16, 11-16. - [Radio Voice] License status: suspended. 24-year-old male. - [Officer] What's your ETA? 10-4, 6-2 Kennesaw. Looks like we just found the same ID. You go ahead and confirm that. (radio speaking) 10-4. (radio speaking) (car engine puttering) (Simes speaking) (officer speaking) All right, spell your last name for me. - S-I-M-E-S. - [Officer] Okay. Where's your driver's license out of? - I don't have it. - - [Officer] Okay. - I think my mother should have it. - - [Officer] Okay. S-I-M-E-S? Spell your first name again. - A-N-T-O-I-N-E. - [Officer] O-I-N? N-A? - O-I-N-E. - [Officer] O-I-N-E. Okay. All right. - So, I'm basically just banned from here? - [Officer] Correct. - Not Kennesaw? - [Officer] His name. Her name? I can't remember her name. - Yeah, so we got new forms, so I don't- - [Officer] That's different. - His name here and then the manager's name. - [Officer] That's what I thought. - So he's the manager, or somebody else is? - [Officer] He's the owner. - He's the owner of this. So that's why he feels like a- - [Officer] Like I said, if you want to take any higher, you call corporate. - Yeah. Nah, this is just 10 bucks. - [Officer 2] I know. Is there a 10-17? - [Officer] I dunno yet. - Man, it's a beaming, man. Y'all got the shades. - [Officer] Authorized representative of- - Y'all don't have to squint. (officer chuckling) Yeah. - [Officer] What's the address here? - [Officer 2] It looks like, I gotta look it up. - [Officer] Just waiting on the address. - Babe, what's the address? Huh? - There's possibly a 10-4, 10-99. 2049 Comp Parkway. - You got it? - [Officer] Yeah, I got it. - He got it. - [Officer] Yeah, I know. Gimme just a second. - Excuse me, sir. So there's no tickets or nothing like that? - [Officer] No. - [Officer 2] No. (crosstalk) - [Officer 2] The way it's gonna work, is like you're not gonna get a fine for it. - [Officer] Yeah. No, I'm gonna get him to fill this out. Okay. (officer speaking) Just, yeah, whatever. All right. (officer speaking) Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. All right, Mr. Simes, come over here. I'm gonna have you sign this. - By this point, Antoine had already realized he was in trouble. His body language clearly showed he was anxious, and as expected, he took off at the first chance he got. But it was all in vain. - I'm not under arrest or anything, am I? - [Officer] No, sir. Just come over here. I'm gonna have you sign this real quick. - I said I'm not under arrest, or nothing? - [Officer] No, no you're not. (officer speaking) Yeah, just come over here. I'm gonna have you sign this real quick. - [Officer 2] You have to sign it saying that you're not gonna come back to the property. - [Officer] Yeah, so you'll fill this part out. - Can I see it, sir? - [Officer] Yeah, you can come over here, man. - No, I'm afraid of y'all, sir. - [Officer] Why are you afraid? - Did three years, sir. I'm afraid of you, sir. - [Officer] All right, I'm gonna walk you through. Why are you doing that? - I know how to fill it out, sir. - [Officer] Why are you doing that? - I know how to fill, am I arrested? - [Officer] Yeah, come on. - Don't, look! (metal clanging) - [Officer] Car, car, car, car. 62 Kennesaw, car Cobb. (metal clanging) Got him! Contact! Contact, backside, backside! (dramatic instrumental music) - Go to the hospital, man. - [Officer] Huh? - You need to go to the hospital. - [Officer] I need to go to the- I fell too. - The police finally caught Simes in a nearby apartment complex parking lot and arrested him. While he was rightfully charged with murder, one can't help but think he also deserves a charge of first degree stupidity for contacting the police with an active warrant. Sadly, the world is full of lunatics like these, like the woman up next trying to fake a seizure. (Misty groaning) - [Officer] Hold on, hold on, hold on. What's wrong? (Misty groaning) (Misty groaning) Yeah, we're upstairs. Misty! police officers were dispatched to deal with a woman who had multiple outstanding warrants. When confronted, she put on a performance worthy of an Oscar, dramatically faking convulsions to escape the consequences of her actions. To her dismay, the officers weren't having it. (dog barking) (radio chiming) - [Officer] 38 headquarters. - Yeah? - [Officer] Where are your granddaughters at? - She's upstairs. - [Officer] Okay, and are you here by yourself? - Yeah. - [Officer] Where James at? - He went to go get a car. (radio chiming) (crosstalk) Call 'em. Police for just a suspicious person. - So I'm going to jail? - [Officer] What? - I'm going to jail. - [Officer] Well, you have four warrants, okay? (dog barking) So, do we have anybody that can take care of you for a while? - Huh? - [Officer] Do you have anybody that I can contact for you? - I don't. - [Officer] What? (crosstalk) (dog barking) - I dunno. - [Officer] You got four active warrants. (dog barking) - All right, I'm gonna- - [Officer] Can you put your phone down for a moment. (dog barking) - Lemme go grab some stuff. I gotta get- - [Officer] Well, I gotta follow you up there because you have active warrants. - Well, you can't go upstairs 'cause I'm getting dressed. - [Officer] Okay, well I'm going upstairs because you have active warrants. - Well, I'm not leaving! - [Officer] So right now you're under arrest, okay? So I can follow you upstairs. - I'm not leaving! - [Officer] I'm not saying you're leaving, but- - I'm just going upstairs just saying- - [Officer] Well, I gotta follow you so you don't get any weapons. Does that make sense? - I don't have any weapons! I'm swear to god I don't. - [Officer] I'm not saying you do, all right? - But I just need to go upstairs for one second just to change my clothes. - [Officer] Well, I need to follow you upstairs. I'm not gonna go in the room while you change clothes. I gotta follow you. - Okay. - [Officer] For safety, yes. - Okay. I'm going in my bedroom and I'll be out. (dog barking) (dog barking) (radio chiming) - [Officer] 38 headquarters. Can you pull the hard copies on Misty? (radio dispatch speaking) (dog barking) (dog barking) (dog barking) (woman yelling) (dog barking) Echo, she went out the window. - Hey, hey, come on! Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. Stop barking. (dramatic instrumental music) (dispatch speaking) (radio chiming) - [Officer] She's in the alley behind 225. (radio chiming) Purple hoodie, pajama pants. - [Officer On Radio] Copy there, check. (sirens wailing in distance) (dog howling) (radio buzzing) - [Officer] I dunno where she went. I think she went back inside. - What? - [Officer] I think she went back inside. Misty, come back down here! (TV chiming) (dog barking) - [Officer 2] She back in here? - [Officer] The dog bit me. I saw her in her backyard. I can't tell whether or not she went back in, went back in the house or not. - It's unlocked, open. All right. - [Officer] Bedroom. Where she climbed out was upstairs. - How'd she get back in? - [Officer] I think she went through the back door right there. I don't know for sure though. - Deadbolt's locked. - [Officer] Deadbolt, maybe she didn't come back in then. - No. - [Officer] She went through the top window is where she went. Clear here. There's another girl upstairs with her and there's two dogs. - Police! Come down here now. Police! Come down here now or we're coming up. - [Officer] Ready? (dog barking) Police department, show us your hands! - Stop it! (dog barking) Come on. Come on! (dog barking) Stop it right now! (dog growling) - Right here. (dog barking) - Come outta there. Come outta there! You're under arrest. - [Misty] No, I'm not! - Come outta there. - I didn't, oh, you hit my face. - Get on your face. - No, no, no! - [Officer] Get on your face. (Misty groaning) Hold on, hold on, hold on. What's wrong? (Misty groaning) - Headquarters- (officer speaking) (Misty groaning) (radio squawking) She's starting to have a fake- - [Officer] Misty! Yeah, we're upstairs. Misty! - All right. - Okay. - [Officer] She was hiding in this little closet here. - Hello, Misty. - [Officer] She ain't have no- She got four or five active warrants. - Yeah. - [Officer] Yeah. (Misty groaning) - The woman kept up her act for what seemed like a century. Later, she demanded to be taken to a hospital, but the cops weren't going to put up with her drama any longer. - [Officer] What's your name? - Stop it. (dog barking) - [Officer] What's your name? - Ashley. - [Officer] Ashley what? (dramatic instrumental music) Why'd you let her go out the window and when you knew she had an active warrant? - That's what woke me up. She said- - [Officer] Actually got another one from going out the window. She gonna have another charge now. - Right now. Misty? - [Officer] I got bit by a dog. Bit around the knee. - Break your skin? - [Officer] Yeah. Barely, but it got me. - Which one? - [Officer] The one in here. (officers chuckling) - [Officer On Radio] 39-year-old female. Got assistance. We have a- (radio dispatch speaking) - Stop that. - [Officer] All right, stand up for me. (dog barking) - Stop, I know he's gonna- - [Officer] He's gonna- - I know! - [Officer] If he bites me, we're gonna have trouble. (crosstalk) - He will. - [Officer] Well, leave him. Well, actually when you find somewhere to put that dog, 'cause if I get bit again, we're gonna have a real lot of trouble. - The bathroom, or something. (dog barking) I can put him down here. Come here! (crosstalk) No, but it's like a bathroom. Come with me. Downstairs. (woman straining) Come on! Okay. Oh. (crosstalk) - She already bit him. - Yeah, I don't know. - Your dog, or? - Sorry. Yeah, I don't have, anyway- (crosstalk) - [Officer] She got, will you watch her? She got 15 as well. (Misty groaning) - [Misty] I need to go to the hospital. - [Officer] You don't need to go to the hospital. You're faking it. - [Officer 2] They're coming. - [Officer] They're on the way. - [Misty] And my name's Natalie. - [Officer] Your name's Misty. You're not Natalie. I know who you are. - [Misty] No, it's not. - [Officer] No, it's not. Then why'd you run then? - [Officer 3] You have a warrant? - [Misty] Because you scared me. - [Officer] Because I scared you. Outstanding. - [Misty] Look it up. It's- No, I'm not! - [Officer] Yeah, you are. - Can you sit up for us? - [Misty] I can't. - Why? - [Misty] 'Cause I can't. I don't don't know, but like my head is hurting and I can't hardly see anything. - Where's your head hurt? - [Misty] Like behind my eyes. - Did your head hit something? - [Misty] Yeah, and I also had- - Okay. What'd your head hit? - [Misty] Right here and right back there. (radio buzzing) - [Officer] We told you to come outta the closet and you wouldn't do it. We gave you an order to come outta there and you wouldn't. - [Misty] I was scared. My name is really Natalie, so. - [Officer] You're scared because you have warrants. That's why you're scared. - [Misty] I'm Natalie, man. - [Officer] No, you're not. - [Misty] Ask him. (dramatic instrumental music) - [Officer] Misty. - [Misty] Look it up and see. You'll see my face. - [Officer] I don't need to look it up, ma'am. I know who you are. - [Misty] I'm not Misty! - [Officer] You're Misty. - [Misty] I'm not! (dramatic instrumental music) - [Officer] Then why did you, look, answer me this. Why'd you tell me if I come down, am I gonna get arrested when I saw you out the window? - [Misty] Because I thought I had a joint under suspicion. - I think she's saying her head hooked up. - [Officer] She's saying her head hit the corner of this chair. - You can't get up? - [Misty] I can't. - Can't get up? - [Misty] No. - All right. Got a squad coming. I guess. They're on their way? - Yeah. - Can you sit up for the squad? - [Misty] I can't. - Do you wanna go to the hospital? - [Misty] Yeah. - You able to sit up and walk outside and meet the squad? - [Officer] Look at all the chore boy everywhere. - You can't move? - [Misty] I can't. - You're scared? What are you scared of? - [Misty] My head's hurt real bad. - You have to sit up and see how you do. (Misty responding) Hmm. - [Officer 3] Got a warrant- - Yeah. - [Officer] She went out that window, and the dog latched on my knee and wouldn't let go. - You got any skin break? - [Officer] Some little bite marks right there. - [Officer 2] Break the skin? - [Officer] It don't look like it broke the skin or anything. It's knotting up right. - [Officer 2] Gotta get that checked out. - [Officer] It's knotting up right there. - [Officer 2] See anything? - [Officer] No, it's, right there. Right there's where it bit right there. If you can see the- - [Officer 2] Oh, he's sniffing ya. - [Officer] Yeah. - Is there a victim up here? - Right here. - Right here. - That's not a dog to put up. - [Officer] Yeah, that's not the one that bit me, so. - That's not the one that bit. - Uh oh, the dog's right here. Back down there. - [Officer] That one's growling, so it might bite too. - Hey, come grab this dog, man. (radio buzzing) - Grab that thing. - Come on. - [Officer] Yeah, because- - [Misty] I can't feel- - Hey, lady. - Saying she hit her head on the chair there. - Sure. - I guess she did. Did she hit her head on the chair? - Yeah, I think she did hit her head. Yeah. Yeah. - What you doing? (crosstalk) - [Misty] I can't see behind my eyes. - You can't see behind your eyes? - [Misty] I can't see, like- - Sit up here for us. Here. - [Misty] I can't sit up. - Yeah, you can. Sit up here. - [Misty] I can't really. I'm dizzy. - We're good. You guys want- - [Misty I need help, please. - Step downstairs for a second. - Yeah, is she in trouble? - Kinda ran from us and stuff. - [Officer] Yeah, she jumped out the window on us. - Yeah. - Yeah. (officer chuckling) - [Officer] That's the guy that lives here. Her name's Misty. - Misty? - [Misty] It's Natalie. - Misty. Natalie? What's your name? - [Misty] Natalie. - Natalie, can you see how many fingers I'm holding up? All righty. We're gonna sit up here. Hey. - [Misty] Hey, hold on. Help me up, please. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no, no. - No, no, no? - [Misty] No, no, no. Please, please, please. Hold on for my-. - They said you were trying to run out the window. - [Misty] Yeah, 'cause I was stupid. - Well, we're gonna go out to the truck. If you wanna go out to the truck, you're gonna walk out, okay? - [Misty] Can you help me? - Yeah, I just tried. - [Misty] Look, I can't, like it's- - You're gonna have to walk out of here, or we're gonna drag you out in a sheet. That's the options. - [Misty] It's hurt so bad. - Well, you're gonna stand up and walk out. - It's gonna hurt worse to get d**g out. - Because you can't, there's nothing, we can't fit anything up here. So you're either gonna get d**g out on a sheet or walk out. - [Misty] Can you help me though? - Yeah, I mean, we just said we'd help you. - [Misty] Oh God. - All right. - [Misty] It hurts so bad. Hold on. It hurts, it hurts, it hurts, it hurts! Hold on. Can I, just gimme one second. I'm dizzy. - What's that? - Poor boy, and pipes, and everything else. - [Misty] That's not mine. - Very nasty. You gonna sit up now? Get up? What hurts, your head? - [Misty] Yeah, real bad. I need- - What's her name again? - [Officer] Misty. - Where's your head hurt? - [Misty] It's Natalie. - Natalie. - [Misty] Natalie. - We're gonna stand up now. Natalie, what's your last name? - [Misty] Look it up! - [Officer] I've already looked it up. I know who you are. - He knows her. - Yep, what's your real name? - [Misty] It's Natalie. Look it up. - Write that down. (paramedic chuckling) Stand up here. - Thank you. - All right, we're going out to the truck. - I'll need help. - We're gonna help you. - We'll help you. - Soon, the cops would discover that the woman wasn't only lying about her condition, but also about her name and age. (crosstalk) - They forced, you know? - [Officer] I don't know. I just know I saw it on the warrant this district, so I came here. This is the address where the car goes back to, that blue car I gave a parking ticket to. - And see if they can call- - [Officer] Yeah. - Did you have to wrestle her or anything? Or she just fall? - [Officer] No, no. She was hiding in this thing here, and she wouldn't come out, so we had to drag her out. - Nice. And that's whenever your seizures started happening? - [Officer] Yeah. - Oh man. (Misty responding) Oh, yeah? - [Officer] She didn't seem to be having too much trouble when she was sitting in there, so. - All right. - [Ashley] Her name is not Natalie! - What? - [Officer] Don't get her involved in your shenanigans. - Yeah. - That's gonna be a, write that down. Get a detective on that. - [Officer] Don't get her involved in your b******t shenanigans. - I can't. - [Officer] No one helped you but yourself here, and you. - So what's your actual name? You giving us a fake name or a real name? - [Officer] You got her 21? - [Officer 3] Yeah, she's got- (crosstalk) Was this the car complaint? - [Officer] Well this is the address of the car complaint. This is where it showed up and she hanging out the window. Yeah. - Why? - It's sitting on the street. - [Officer] It's parked in the yellow. - Yeah, they're up. (radio buzzing) - It's in the grass. Be very- - See what the- - [Officer] M-I-S-T-Y. (dramatic instrumental music) - That's blue. That's blue! What you swallow? (Misty responding) Oh. - [Officer] Hmm. - Well, either freezy pops or something coated with blue. - No! (Misty responding) Popsicles. - Those Firecracker popsicles, right? That's what they call those? (officer chuckling) - Hey. - We're half, we're more than halfway there. - [Officer] Officer conversations. - Oh, hey bud! Hey, she told you she was 20. - [Officer] She ain't 20, and she ain't, she ain't 20 and ain't Natalie either. (paramedic responding) So you guys doing something for my dog bite here? - [Paramedic] Oh my god! - You got bit by that dog? - [Officer] Yeah, the dog tried to bite me. - [Misty] Bite? - [Officer] No, that old yapper dog bit me. - Oh. - [Officer] As I was trying to grab you out, tried to grab you from out the window. - The pit was gonna get a piece of me though. - Yeah. - She's not even a biter! - Well, she didn't like me. They didn't like us. - [Officer] She didn't like the fact that I tried to grab you out that window when you tried to run from me. - She's scared. I'm sorry. - [Officer] Well, now you're getting another charge, so congratulations. - Am I getting a summons? - [Officer] No, you're not getting a summons. You're going to jail after you get treated. - Yeah. - She said I can probably get- - [Officer] You ain't getting a summons. That's for sure. I got bit by a dog. You definitely ain't getting a summons. - [Misty] Sorry about the dog. I'm really sorry about the dog. - [Officer] It ain't no big deal. But I don't expect to be lied to either. - [Misty] And I'm sorry about that too. - [Officer] And your name ain't Natalie, is it? - [Misty] Yeah, but I'm gonna tell you the truth right now. - [Officer] Okay, I know who you are. I don't need you to tell me the truth. I already know who you are. - [Misty] Getting a summons? - [Officer] You ain't getting a summons. I already told you that. - [Misty] So I can go home. - [Officer] Nope, you're not getting a summons. (crosstalk) Okay. - [Misty] Abscesses and stuff. - [Nurse] I don't, I couldn't understand exactly what- - [Officer] I'll fill you in. - The woman was charged with resisting arrest, battery on a police officer, and fleeing and eluding. Misty or Natalie, she was going straight to jail. - I think the biggest blunder was not arresting her on the spot. It's also pretty hilarious how she was able to chat away with the cops just seconds after her seizure. At least she managed a half-hearted apology in the end. But the women in the next case, man, she made my head hurt with all her yelling and sky high attitude. - I'm getting out! I'm getting out for you! I was getting, no, I was getting out! - [Officer] You're gonna get tased! - What, okay. (crosstalk) I was getting out! What am I doing? I was getting out for y'all! in Fruitland Park, Florida, police officers carried out a routine traffic stop for a violation. From the very beginning, the driver, a woman identified as Liana Reets, was in no mood to cooperate and displayed a notably aggressive demeanor. Little did the officers realize that this seemingly straightforward situation was set to escalate into utterly excruciating chaos. - Turn it off. Turn off the car! (Liana responding) Turn off the car, please. (Liana responding) - [Officer] Can you turn off the car? - [Liana] It's off! - [Officer] Okay, can I see the keys? - [Liana] I have it, it's a push start. - [Officer] Okay, can I have your license and the registration for the vehicle, please? - [Liana] What you doin', bro? - [Officer] I need to see your license and registration. - [Liana] What you pulling me over for? - [Officer] Okay, that's not how this works. You gimme your license. - [Liana] Are you kidding? Oh my god, bro! What is he? This is the b******t I'm talking about, man. The- Gimme that booklet right there. Actually, it's on my phone. There you go. - [Officer] Who are you calling? - [Liana] My mother. - [Officer] Okay, I still need to see your license. - [Liana] I'm going get everything for you. Hold on just a second. - [Officer] Okay, can you work on the license and not call mom right now? - [Liana] I have to get everything. You asked for registration, right? - [Officer] And your license, yes ma'am. - [Liana] I heard you! - [Officer] Okay, well you're not working on what I'm asking. - [Liana] Yes, I am! I asked my nephew for the book, right? - [Officer] You calling your mom is not- - [Liana] Okay, this is her car! - [Officer] The license. - [Liana] This is her car. - [Officer] Okay. What's your mom's name? - [Liana] You don't need to know all that. - [Officer] It's her car. I can find out. - [Liana] Okay, you can find out my name's on it too! - [Officer] Okay, what is your name? - [Liana] Damn! - [Mother In Law] What happened? - [Liana] I don't know, they want my license. Look for that book, please. Or it's in the trunk. Man, they doing the most right now. Well, they ain't gonna let me go for no reason. I don't know for what. I be pulled over for nothing. They won't answer the question. - [Officer] Okay. Here, stop what you're doing and talk to me, please. - [Liana] No! - [Officer] Yes. - [Liana] I'm looking for my stuff. You asked me to look for something, right? - [Officer] No, I don't want, I want you to stop looking. - [Liana] Hey, you want me to look, or not look? - [Officer] I want you to stop. - [Liana] Okay, well- - [Officer] What is your name? - [Liana] Liana. - [Officer] Liana what? - [Mother In Law] Oh, they better not stopped with my m***********g baby and me. - [Officer] Liana what? - [Mother In Law] No gun in here. - [Liana] Liana Reets. - [Officer] Can you stop reaching around? - [Mother In Law] Ain't none of that in here! - [Officer] Nobody said that there was. - [Liana] No, he's talking to him. (crosstalk) (car engine humming) I had a picture of everything on my phone. I just moved. - [Officer] Okay. - [Liana] Would you like me to get that for you? - [Officer] Sure. - [Liana] Let me get that for you. - [Officer] What's your first name? - [Liana] Liana. - [Officer] Spell it. - [Liana] L-I-A-N-A. - [Officer] All right. (crosstalk) - I want you to stop looking. - [Officer] Hey man, do me a favor. Stop reaching for stuff. - I'm not reaching for! - [Officer] No, you. - I'm reaching for a her registration. He ain't got no gun. He ain't got no gun in here. - [Liana] Liana Reets. - [Officer] No one mentioned a gun, so. - We looking for her registration. - [Officer 2] Nobody said that there was. - [Liana] No, she- - [Officer] Y'all got some ID on y'all? - Some what? - [Officer] ID. - No. Mine, no. - [Liana] I just moved. - [Officer 2] Yours what? - Mine is at home. - [Officer] I need you to step out. - For what? - [Officer] 'Cause I'm telling you to. - [Liana] Yes, sir. I'm getting, hold on, hold on, hold on! Hold, hold, hold on, hold on! Don't pull me. I'm getting out! I'm getting out for you! - Stop- - I was getting out for you! I was getting, no, I was getting out! I was getting out. - [Officer] You're gonna get tased! - Sir, okay. What you doing? I was getting out, what am I doing? I was getting out for y'all! (Liana pleading) I swear to god! - [Officer] Get your cuffs. Get your cuffs. - What? Please, sir! Call my mom! Can you tell her what I'm doing, please? I'm listening to you. Sir, I was fixing my pants. I swear to God. - Stop resisting. - I am! - No, you're not. No, you're not. - I'm trying. - No, you're not. - I'm trying to calm down. I'm listening to you. - No, you're not. - Yes, I am! - You're not resisting. You're not. - I'm looking at you. I'm just trying to talk to you. - You're not talking to anybody. - [Officer] You're fighting the whole fight. - No. Can I fix my shoe then? Can I do that? - [Officer] How about, don't worry about it. - It turned out that Liana wasn't just breaking traffic laws. She also had an active arrest warrant for theft. However, as soon as she learned about the warrant, her already poor behavior got worse. - You're under arrest for resisting without violence. And you have a warrant? - No, a warrant for what? Wait, wait, wait, wait! Wait, wait! Call my mom! Call my mom! Help, help! - [Officer 2] Are you kidding me? - No, stop! Stop! Stop! Chanel! Chanel! They're hurting me! Stop! You're really hurting me! You're hurting me, please! Please, I'll calm down. You're really hurting me. Please, I promise! Mom! No! Okay, okay. - Sit down. - Okay, okay. Let me breathe. I'll sit down. - [Officer] Get in the car. - I am, I am. - [Officer] Get in the car. - I am, I'm gonna sit down for you. I'm getting up for you. I'm sitting down in the car. Can I fix my shoe now that I'm in the car? - [Officer 2] No, no. Move your foot. - Watch your foot. - Mom! Mom! I am. - [Officer] Stop reaching for stuff. (crosstalk) - [Officer 2] No, you're not. - [Liana] I'm trying to calm down. - [Officer 2] You got me? - [Liana] Yes, I'm looking at you. I'm trying to talk to you. - [Officer 2] She has a warrant for her arrest. (Liana yelping) - What did she do? - [Officer 2] She has a warrant. - Well, 'cause my daughter driving the car 'cause she got a license. - [Officer 2] Who's your daughter? - This one. (Liana yelling) - [Officer 2] She's making a big scene outta nothing. She has a misdemeanor petty theft warrant. - [Officer] Step out. Nothing illegal on you? - Nothing at all. - [Officer] Nothing illegal on you? Yes or no? Huh? What? Why are you so nervous, bro? Stop. (officer speaking) Stop. Okay. - He was doing and lot of reaching around. - [Officer] Just stop, stop right here. (officer speaking) Put your hands on the back. (crosstalk) He was doing a lot of reaching around, so. - But he wasn't doing nothing but getting the- - [Officer] We don't know that. We don't know that. We don't know. There's all kinds of stuff in that car that can hide stuff, all right? (Liana screaming) Knock it off! - [Liana] Please! - [Officer] Move your foot. - [Liana] Please, no, please! - [Officer] Move your foot. - [Liana] Please! - [Officer] Calm down. Move your foot. - [Liana] Okay, please. - [Officer] Move your foot. - [Liana] Okay, I'm gonna- - [Officer] Calm down! It's not gonna change. You're not getting out. Move your foot. - [Liana] Just tell me, hold on- Sir! (Liana yelling) On my foot! - [Officer] Move your foot! - [Liana] I am! You just broke it! - [Officer] Move, move. - [Liana] You just broke my foot! - [Officer] Move! - [Liana] You just broke my foot! - [Officer] Move! - [Liana] You just broke my foot! - [Officer] Move it! - You just broke my foot! - [Officer] Move it! - You just broke my foot! - Ready? - No! - [Officer] Move in. - Okay, okay. - [Officer] Move your foot in now. - Okay, you just broke my foot! - [Officer] Back up now! - You just broke my foot! - [Officer] Back up now! - Can I talk to the female officer? - [Officer] Back up, back up! - Can I talk to the female officer? - [Officer] Back up! - Can I talk to the female? Stop, you're putting your hand on a female! Ma'am, help me, please! - [Officer] Get your foot in! - [Liana] Ma'am, I'll talk to you, please! Stop! - [Officer] You spit on me, I'm gonna- - I'm never gonna spit on an officer! - [Officer] Watch your foot. - No! - [Officer] Hold on. Hey- (crosstalk) get on that side and pull her back. - He broke my foot! He broke my foot! - [Officer] Why can't you just stop doing what you're doing? - He just broke my foot, officer! - [Officer] Why can't you just stop what you're doing? - I was trying to get out the car for you. I had a wedgie. I swear to God! - [Officer] But we didn't want you outta the car. - No, when you said get out the car. I was getting out for you. I was not trying to resist you. Please! - You want me to get out too? - [Officer 2] Just he was doing a lot of reaching around in there, so I'm not sure- (crosstalk) - [Officer 3] Step out of the car, sir. - [Officer 2] Have a seat right there on the curb, ma'am. - I'm still- - [Liana] Please! Sir, please. - [Officer] What? What? - [Liana] Lemme just talk, please! - [Officer] About what? - [Liana] I just wanna talk to you. That's all what I wanna do. - [Officer] Okay, about what? - Well, please just tell me what's going on. - [Officer] You have a warrant for your arrest out of Sumter County for theft. And you are also under arrest for resisting an officer without violence. - [Liana] Listen, I was not trying to resist you. - [Officer] But you did. - [Liana] Can I please call my mom? - [Officer] Not right now. - [Liana] Please, sir! - [Officer] Not right now. - [Liana] Sir, please! My mom's in New York! - [Officer] Not right now. - [Liana] Please! - [Officer] If you relax, maybe we can- (crosstalk) if you relax, maybe we can facilitate that before we leave. - [Liana] Please! - [Officer] However, if you continue to yell and after like a fool, I'm not going to let you. - [Liana] I'll calm- - [Officer] Okay? - [Liana] Once I calm down? - [Officer] If you relax, I'll see what I can do. - [Liana] Okay, okay. - [Officer] You okay? - Yes. - [Officer] Physically, are you okay? - No. - [Officer] Hey, I understand that you're worked up. - No, I'm staying calm. Like you told me. My nail just broke off. - [Officer] Okay. Is there anything illegal on your person? - No, sir. - [Officer] Are you sure? - I was seeing, I didn't know if you got the trunk open. I was gonna tell you, there's a button right there on this side. - [Officer] Okay. Is there anything illegal on you? - No, sir. - [Officer] Okay, here's the deal. You are gonna go to jail. You are under arrest for the warrant. - I don't know what warrant. I'm trying to understand. - [Officer] All I know is that it is an active Sumter County warrant for theft. I don't know anything else other than that. So they're gonna confirm it here in just a second. - Okay, I'm just, that's what I'm saying. I'm just confused. - [Officer] I don't know. Like I said- - I'm sorry if you felt like I was resisting you. I do apologize. I wasn't. I was just trying to fix, really fix my pants. I just took a shower before I got out. I was just dropping my sister off. That's all I was doing. So I do wanna apologize to you if you felt that 'cause I was not. - [Officer] Okay. - Doing that whatsoever. But may I talk to my mother in law? - [Officer] That's a 10-4. Like I'll have, I'm sorry. So here's the deal. So your warrant is confirmed. They just confirmed it. And you are also gonna go to jail for resisting an officer without violence. So you're gonna go to the jail. You're gonna get put through the x-ray scanner. Is there anything illegal on you? - No, sir. - [Officer] Now's the time to tell me because- - No, sir. - [Officer] If you have something illegal on you, it's gonna be- - Well, I have, just my piercings, that's it. - [Officer] Okay, but no n*******s? - I don't do d***s. - [Officer] What type of n*******s do you use? - I don't do d***s. I do smoke cigarettes. - [Officer] What's your boyfriend's name? - Which one? I have two. - [Officer] Um, what are their names? (crosstalk) Huh? - The one his mama with? Because one of my boyfriends is in jail right now. - [Officer] For what? - He had a violation of probation. - [Officer] What was his name? - Elliot Jones. I have court Monday. - [Officer] Who's the other one? - Rasheem. But I'm saying- - [Officer] You know a guy named Bylaw? Bylaw, Bylaw Banks? - Yeah! Okay, that's what I wanted to ask guys about 'cause Leesburg stopped me a while ago. They though that I ran them. Mind you, I have not been in my car like that. I literally work from home. I just got promoted. Not even promoted. I just got a whole sponsorship to start my business. - [Officer] Let me ask you a question real quick. Do you remember probably about two months ago now, you guys left the Circle K and I know you were in the car, so don't me. You guys left Circle K. You and Bylaw, you were in Circle K, I pulled out behind you, you guys pulled out on to Dixie. - No, that was Martin. - [Officer] Hold on, hold on. - That was Martin. That's the guy that got into the accident down there on South Side. - [Officer] No- - I haven't seen, I haven't seen Bilal in about- - [Officer] That was Bilal. - I haven't, I really haven't. He called me earlier today, but I have not seen Bilal in about three months, officer. And I'm telling you that. - [Officer] But you remember that when I'm talking about, when you ran from me? - No, he came back to my house and he told me what he did. - [Officer] You were in the car. - No, if I was, I would tell him to stop because I don't acknowledge anyone. No, I really don't. - [Officer] I saw you in the car. - I'm telling you. I'm looking straight in your face. I do not. That's one thing I will not do because that car's registered to mine and my mother's name. I'm gonna be the one getting in trouble. Not anyone else. - [Officer] Do either one of them, any of them have a valid license? - Yes, my sister in law does. - [Officer] Which one is that, the one that was sitting beside you? - Yes, sir. - [Officer] Okay, can she have the car? - Yes, can I just speak to my mother in law real quick? - [Officer] That's the other lady in the backseat? - Yes, the older one. - [Officer] Okay. - When someone asks, "What's your boyfriend's name?" and the reply is, "Which one?" it reveals all you need to know about that person. It's also quite amusing how people's demeanor changes once they realize their sense of entitlement isn't going to get them anywhere - In Sumter County for that, because I can't call, but because of that and because I had a resisting arrest with non-violence. That's why I'm going in tonight. So what I should have done is stop being an a*****e. I should of just listened when he spoke to me. My mom, he's gonna kill me. I have court Monday for a whole situation that happened when I was the roadway. (mom responding) No, no, it's not that. No, no. - [Mother In Law] We hang up for nothing. Let me get her Mama number. Okay. - I just wanna go home. (Liana whimpering) - [Officer] Ma'am, do you have a valid license? - [Mother In Law] No. - [Officer] No? Okay. Well Liana, your sister in law doesn't have a valid license either. Her license is suspended. - [Liana] I thought hers is valid. - [Officer] That's okay. Or I mean, we're probably gonna have to tow the car. - [Liana] If she gets my the copy, my mom can see if my cousin comes to pick it up. - [Officer] How far away is he? (crosstalk) - [Liana] No, I'm right there in the- (radio buzzing) 351 07 71. - [Officer] She's calling somebody, Sarge. - [Liana] Thank you. - [Officer] You're welcome. - [Liana] Once again, I'm sorry for- - [Officer] That's okay. You're good, no worries. I don't take it personally. Is your foot okay? - [Mother In Law] You want talk to you- - [Liana] I need my mom! I can't- (Liana weeping) I have court on Monday. My lawyer's gonna kick my a*s. Is it connected to the car? Answer the phone. Please answer the phone. If she doesn't answer, can I call my cousin to see if he could pull up here? (Liana whimpering) Call my cousin? (Liana crying) - [Mother In Law] Yeah, what number? - [Liana] My cousin's number. Will you call 'em? Will you call 'em? Can she grab my phone, if her phone's gonna keep freezing? - [Officer] I don't know where your phone is. Just in there if she can grab it, yeah. - [Liana] In the front seat. - [Officer] Here Liana, so here's, I'm going to have this officer search you. I don't wanna have to pull you outta the car, so please don't fight with me. If I have you step outta the car, you're not gonna have any problems? - No, sir. Not at all. - [Officer] Okay. - Can I put my shoe on first? - [Officer] Listen, 'cause I do not enjoy fighting people, but I'm not scared to do it, okay? - I don't wanna. - [Officer] Okay, step out. - I don't wanna fight you at all. - [Officer] I would prefer if you didn't. - That's why I keep apologizing to you. - [Officer] That's okay. It's nothing personal. - Do you mind pulling my shoe up, like pulling up from me? - [Officer] That's okay. I just need you to stand right here for just a second, okay? - Yes, sir. - [Officer] Got nothing on you that's gonna poke us, right? - No, sir. - [Officer] Okay. - Spread your feet apart for me. - [Officer] Put this back in the car. (Liana speaking) - The phone's open- - [Officer] Well, here, come back over here and sit down. We're not worried about your shoes right now. Here, hold on one second. Let lemme get her in the car. Who is this? - [Mother In Law] My daughter. - [Liana] Mom. - [Officer] I don't need to speak to her, ma'am. - [Liana] Mom, mom, mom! - [Officer] I don't wanna talk to anybody. (crosstalk) - [Liana] I'm getting arrested. - [Officer] I just need somebody to come get the car. That's all I need. - [Liana] I'm getting arrested. - That's why she wanted to talk to you. - [Officer] I don't have anything, I just need to know if she's gonna come get the car. - [Liana] And they said I resisted arrest from an officer with non-violence. Can you please go get my boys to the phone? Please. - Yeah, but he don't- - [Liana] My boyfriend. - You don't want to run your license. - [Liana] In the room. And I can't get in contact with mom. Please! - I'll take the keys. - [Liana] I'm in park, someone needs to come get the car. - Yeah, she got- (Liana weeping) - [Liana] Tell him it's an emergency. - For whom? Will you? - [Liana] You need to hold the phone up. - All right. - [Liana] Hello? No, please! Please! Tell him I'm going to jail. (radio buzzing) No, I can't. My parents- Hello? Hello? Babe! I'm going to jail. - [Officer] Liana, who is that? Who are you on the phone with? - [Liana] I'm talking to my brother to get my sister to try to get the car, and my brother answers the phone. - [Officer] Is he gonna come get the car, or no? - [Liana] That's what I'm trying to find out right now. I need you to call my mom. I'm getting arrested for a warrant in Sumter County and resisting arrest of an officer, non-violence. Please call my mom! Mom and everyone's gonna try and get the car back. (Liana weeping) Hang on. I'm trying to get them right now. - Hey- (mother in law speaking) - [Liana] Oh, come on. Here mom, so they can just take me. Here. (Liana crying) Just take the- It locks on me? - [Officer] Do you want this to go with you, or no? - What is listed on there? Huh? - [Liana] If my phone locks, it's all twos across. Don't give it to him. You will hold my phone. It's gonna be under Mi Casa or Mother. - Okay. What it is? - [Liana] Mi Casa. - No, what the- - [Liana] It's all twos. - Do you want- - [Officer] I'm not gonna go through your phone. Do you want her to go with you to the jail, or no? I don't care. - [Liana] Are they gonna let get numbers out? - [Officer] Yes. - Okay. - [Officer] I'm gonna take her phone with her. I'm not gonna go through it, mom. I'm not interested about what's inside of it. I don't care. - Then how I'm gonna call her mother. - [Liana] You have a number on your phone and they have can I have a hug? - Okay. - [Liana] Ma, gimme a hug so I can go. - [Officer] We can't do hugs. No hugs, I'm sorry. It's just department policy. - [Liana] All right, I love you. - [Officer] Okay, we good? All right, put your feet in. So I'm gonna, we're gonna put you in a seatbelt, okay? - Yes, sir. (phone chiming) It's my sister. - [Officer] Do you wanna answer it? - Yes. Hello? - [Sister] Hello? - You're on speaker. - [Sister] What goin' on? - You are on speaker. I'm with you officers right now. They're about to buckle in so I can go. - [Sister] Okay, I'm finna, ask him what's your charge so I can figure out what your bond is. - [Officer] You're not gonna have a bond until you see judge, because you have a- - When would that be? - [Officer] First thing in the morning. Couple of hours. - They said, the officer, I think it's- - [Officer] Williams. - Officer Williams said that I won't have a bond until I see the judge tomorrow morning. - [Officer] It's because you have a Sumter County warrant. - Because I have an active warrant in Sumter County. - [Sister] Oh, you going to, damn. Okay. - Please call, please just call Mom. Just keep calling my house phone. You know my number, right? Call Mark as soon as you get, just call Mark or something. I need you to call Mark to get me out ASAP. - [Sister] Okay, and call your phone as soon as you get to the jail. - I don't know your number, but let me go. The officer is gonna let me take my phone. - [Sister] All right. - Just, all right. I love you. Just call my mom. Keep calling the house phone. You call my house phone and call her cell phone. Please, just keep calling her. - [Sister] I'm calling. I'm calling now. - All right, I love you. - [Sister] Love you too. - Bye. - [Officer] So were you guys able to find somebody to come get the car, or no? - I think that her daughter's gonna come get it. - [Officer] Who's, her daughter? - Her other daughter. - [Officer] Okay, Sergeant- - [Liana] That's why she was asking if they could get her to- - [Officer] Can you ask her how far away her daughter's coming from? - [Liana] She's at the Honda. She's at the Honda car dealer. That's where we're going to get her. - [Officer] Okay. All right, we're gonna put this seatbelt on you, okay? Or as soon as I can find it. Can you go on the other side? What's the matter? - I just don't want to. I just want go home. - [Officer] Can you pull it? (Liana crying) I understand, but unfortunately you do have the warrant, so I can't let you go. - I know, that's what I'm saying. I appreciate you even letting me know 'cause I didn't know at all because I don't, I really don't even do anything like that. I got court once. That's why I have court. That's why I'm going to court on Monday. - [Officer] Okay, but physically are you okay? - [Liana] I'll be fine. - [Officer] Okay. All right. - Liana was charged with resisting an officer without violence and petty theft. It's truly alarming to see young people with depleting brain cells at such a troubling pace. And if Liana left you concerned, the next individual will have you questioning the future of the human race altogether. - [Officer] Tase him! Tase him! Get on the f*****g ground! (taser popping) (suspect yelling) - Gonna put you on Facebook, bro. - [Suspect] Nah, don't do that, bro. My baby mama freak the f**k out. - Why? - [Suspect] Because I'm sitting here f*****g fighting for my daughter right now. That's why. an extraordinary chase erupted on the roads of Flagler County, Florida. A police officer had initiated a stop, but as soon as he got out of his vehicle, the driver of the stopped car sped off, igniting a high intensity pursuit. One of the suspects also had an active arrest warrant and clearly did not anticipate that this reckless act would end so badly. (officer speaking on radio) (radio chiming) (officers speaking) - [Officer] Gimme a channel! The vehicle's fleeing south bound Beltar. (radio chiming) (engine revving) (officers speaking on radio) (radio chiming) (officers speaking on radio) (officers speaking on radio) (officers speaking on radio) (officers speaking on radio) (radio chiming) (officers speaking on radio) (officers speaking on radio) (officers speaking on radio) - [Officer] Just south on US-1. One US-1 and Beltar. All right, he's losing both passenger tires. Throwing stuff out the passenger window. Might be bail out. Standby. (radio chiming) - [Dispatch] Dispatch- - [Officer] US-1, Beltar. US-1, Beltar. Stop. Driver of the vehicle, get your f*****g hands up! Get 'em up! Get your hands up! Get 'em up! (engine revving) Going back northbound on Beltar. - [Dispatch] 10-4. Northbound. (radio chiming) - [Officer] Negative. Turn around. He's back northbound on Beltar in the vehicle. Left on Cay Key Key. (dispatch speaking) (radio chiming) Bail out, bail out! - [Officer] Cay Key Key! - [Dispatch] 10-4, so he bailed out on Cay Key Key. (metal clanging) - [Officer] Get our hands up! They're running back towards the light! Get on the f*****g ground! Get on the ground! (metal clanging) - [Dispatch] Where is the subject with the assisting? - [Officer] I've got 'em contained. One's in the lake. Keep your car right there at that canal. (suspect yelling) Hey, that's the driver! Get him! Tase him! Tase him! Get on the f*****g ground! He's down, right behind there! (suspect grunting) Tase 'em! (taser snapping) (suspect groaning) Tango deployed. Tango deployed on one! Standby. Hey, you good? - [Dispatch] Tango deployed. - [Officer] We've got the driver tased. The passenger ran west and there's a female still in the car. - [Dispatch] 10-4, Passenger that ran west. Female still in the vehicle. (dispatch chiming) (dispatch speaking) - [Dispatch] The vehicle. - [Officer] The unit on Kalamazoo tased the driver. (radio chiming) - [Dispatch] 10-4. Charlie 3-11, was that you? - [Charlie 3-11] 10-4. (officer panting) (radio chiming) - [Officer] The other male that ran was a white male. He was running west on Cay Key Key, behind the houses, between the houses and the lake. Get on the ground! Get on the ground! Get on the ground! Get on the ground! (radio chiming) I got him pronged out. Standby. - I'm just scared. - [Officer] Get on the ground! Don't move! Put your hands behind your back! Put your hands behind your back! I gave you orders to get on the ground and you kept running. - [Suspect] I'm scared. I didn't know what you do. - [Officer 2] Do not move. (radio chiming) - [Officer] Don't get up! Don't get up! (crosstalk) Don't get up! Put your hands behind your back! (suspect speaking) Don't move. - [Dispatch] 10-4, no female suspect. - 37, I'm with- (officer speaking) We're securing another 20 block of 50. - [Officer] Female was a white female. Blonde hair. She was in the passenger seat when the other's bailed. Who was driving the car? - Somebody picked me. - [Officer] Huh? - Somebody picked me up. I was- - [Officer] What the? - [Officer 2] Do you have any weapons on you? - [Suspect] No, sir. (radio chiming) - [Officer] She's gonna be back by the car. - [Officer 3] Here? - [Officer] No, all the way down the road. - [Dispatch] Let me have that female description one more time. (radio chiming) - [Officer] It looked like a white female, blonde hair. She probably bailed right from the car. The corner of Cay Key Key in Kalamazoo. - [Dispatch] 10-4. Our subject is gonna be a female with blonde hair, possibly bailed out on Cay Key Key. - [Officer] Right, right, (radio chiming) right where that car is. - [Dispatch] 3-11, one at gunpoint. 10-4, one at gunpoint. (officer yelling) (radio chiming) - [Officer] All right. (metal clanging) (radio chiming) Where you at? Where you at? (officer yelling) Who is it, that guy? - Yeah. - [Officer] No. - [Officer 3] That's not him? - [Officer] Yeah. We need a unit to go 3-11. He's on the other side of the canal on- (officer yelling) - [Dispatch] Charlie 2-21. You have a 3-11? He should be east. - [Officer] Keep going. Stop, stop. Right past that car on the left, in the backyard. (radio chiming) (officer yelling) Right here, back here! - [Officer 3] Back here! - [Officer] Keep going! Right out back! (officer speaking) Right there, right at the back. (radio chiming) - [Dispatch] 3-11, status? - [Officer] Hey, that female's gonna be over here somewhere. - You have to come commend the cops for their patience in arresting all the passengers of that vehicle one by one. Soon enough all of them were caught and it was payback time. - [Officer] I don't know. She bailed out of the car after I chased the other ones. (officer speaking) No, she was in the car. These were the two that bailed from it. (radio chiming) She stayed in it. - [Officer 3] Hey, canine right there. You want him on lead? - [Officer] I don't think he's gonna deploy for a passenger. (officer speaking) She was in the car right here, the passenger. Where my flashlight go? (officer speaking) (siren wailing) (radio buzzing) Go ahead. - [Dispatch] I'm counting three secure, is that accurate? - [Officer] No, (woman yelling) we only have two secure females. Still outstanding. (woman yelling) Right here. - [Officer 3] Yep, yep! - [Officer] Put your hands behind your back. - [Dispatch] Lemme try and get some points laid out. (radio chiming) - [Officer] We got her. Standby, standby (scuffling) (officers speaking) No, she's 10-15. None of 'em are detained. They all ran. They're all gonna jail. They're all gonna jail. - [Officer 3] Okay. - [Dispatch] 10-4, 10-15. Where is she secured? - [Officer] Hiding in the bushes by that house right on the corner. (radio chiming) - [Dispatch] 10-4, she ran side of the bushes. - [Officer] We got all three. You can clear your channel, thank you. - [Dispatch] 10-4. - [Officer] Hey I need, (radio chiming) right before, actually right around here, probably a little bit before it or a little bit after it. I think it was right after it. They were throwing stuff out the passenger window. - Which one? Coming south? - [Officer] Going south. It's gonna be on the right. Right before it goes, the other lane comes in, they were tossing stuff out the passenger window. (officer speaking) Should be right on the passenger side. (officer speaking) I don't know who the male is. They tased him. (officer speaking) Huh? - You talking about? You don't know who he tased? - [Officer] I don't know. Yeah, I don't know who he is, but he's the driver. - [Officer 4] Okay. - [Officer] I'm asking his day card. Huh? (officer speaking) (footsteps pattering) Yeah, that's him. All that, Junior? (radio chiming) Seriously? 80-60 teletype. You gonna do all that, Junior? - I don't know. There ain't no issue, bro. You know that, man. Come on, man. - [Officer] Check locals on Gregory Decarte Jr. That's who the driver is. - You is a different breed, my guy. - [Dispatch] 10-4. - That fool is mad disrespectful. - [Officer] He's 10-15 - Man. - [Officer] Sometimes we win, sometimes you win. - Nah, first flight. Jim definitely tripping. - [Officer] Who's tripping? - Who got the pistol? - [Officer] Huh? - He had the pistol just because I say quietly move. I said, hey, you seen I just came out the lake, because- - [Officer] I know. - Oh, I was going. I was going. I ain't, I slipped in that lake on these $300 f*****g shoes. - [Officer] You were gone. It's all the lakes here. - I was gone. - [Officer] You wasn't gone. Come on, you know better. - I burned five, six of 'em on feet. - [Officer] You weren't gone. - Easily. - [Officer] Got caught up this time. - And I've gained 15 pounds. - [Officer] All right, well you got warrants and all this tonight, so. 60. - What I got a warrant for? - [Officer] Fleeing and eluding. Shocker. - [Dispatch] He's also wanted for inmate release status. Reference burglary. - Word. - [Officer] Tell 'em. (dispatch speaking) - Oh my god. - [Officer] What? - It is so crazy. I've been dealt with a lot of police. I don't think, I think the only one, and he was more respectful. When that chamber just take you out cold and say, "Oh, you hard." One to 10 minutes, you get your couple seconds in. But that n****r, I want his name. I want for the gym. He should come practice with us. He should come practice with us. You, you good. You always respectful. - [Officer] I'm always straight up. - Nah, nah, I'm just saying, it's your job. I get it. - [Officer] You know how I am. - You know what I'm saying? - [Officer] I'm always straight up. - You respectful. - [Officer] I'm always straight up. I'm always straight up with people. You know that. - He done my release for right or wrong. He doing my 7-0-7. Not you, right? - [Officer] Me? - [Dispatch] Probation. - [Officer] I'm the one try stopping you. - Aw, s**t! Nah, okay, I deserve it. I'll take it. - [Officer] I got you. - It was you out at- - [Officer] Oh man, I got you. - Just the rest of 'em new ones? - [Officer] All right, I got you. - When I got a warrant for fleeing? - [Officer] Ah, it came out a couple weeks ago. - Huh, all right. - [Officer] Are you waiting for med, or what? - No, I'm booking. Can I throw this jacket away? Take this off? - They're rolling in now. - [Officer] We'll do it when- - We're waiting 'til- - [Officer] Can one of you guys grab a camera for a picture? All mine are in the car. - Mine's down there, so- - [Officer] I just need pictures of him. For the RTR. - Yeah. (officer speaking) The f**k? - [Officer] Get his picture, bro. - Yeah, and then he got mad 'cause he kept tasing me, and then that way, me started to get up. That's what pissed you off. I'm gonna keep, I'm wet, mother! Aw, don't do it like that, bro! - [Officer] We're gonna put you on Facebook, bro. - Nah, don't do that, bro. My baby mama will freak the f**k out. - [Officer] Why? - What do you mean? Because I'm sitting here f*****g fighting for my daughter right now. That's why. - [Officer] Hmm. - I don't need no flying off, not gonna lie. That's how they f**ks up my good job. - As a former detective, I have just one piece of advice for this brilliant chap. If you are so concerned about your picture ending up on Facebook, ruining your respectable job, and losing custody of your children, here's an idea: Maybe don't do illegal stuff and then try to outrun the police when you get caught. Just a suggestion. - [Officer] We were gonna, huh? Where you working at? - I do flooring and roofing. I work for S and R Quality and Kings. - [Officer] What channel is he on? - Prison that- (radio chiming) He the one, he just kept tasing me. s**t. He seen me get up out water through that whole s**t 'cause I told you I wanted to get out. He seen me pull it out and lay back down flat for him. And he still talking s**t. I just know he keep tasing me and wonder why I'm f*****g getting up. it don't f*****g matter. You tasing me while I'm wet. - [Officer] What? - How far north were they dumping stuff on the? - [Dispatch] LE-3. (radio chiming) - [Officer] It was, I think it was south of Cay Key Key, on the right hand side. Like right where it goes, that right turn lane opens up. It was like right before that or right there. (officer speaking) (Decarte speaking) - [Officer 2] No, I think it's- (radio chiming) - [Officer] It was on Beltar, south of Cay Key Key I believe. And it was right where that right turn lane starts in. It was like right around there, if I remember right. (officers speaking) (Decarte speaking) Whose car is that? (officers speaking) - Let me call him to let him know that- - [Officer] Shoot. You think we're gonna let you? - No, no, no, no, no. I would like for you to call him just to say I had his car 'cause he was gonna let me take it 'cause I had to come get some money. - [Officer] He gonna report it stolen? - Nah, hell no. f**k no. Who you talking to, baby? We ain't never heard me steal a car. What this look like? I'm 29. Stealing cars ain't never got a n***a nowhere. - [Officer] Junior, listening to me, all right? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioning. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? - Yes, sir. Hey, no, for real. - [Officer] Let him get some pictures of you. - My baby mama in the car. The keys to her car- - Where did the probes hit you at, man? - You guys hit my leg. - Your leg? Okay, I'll take- - [Officer] Your leg, and what? It looks like one's might be in his, one's over here somewhere. - You see like- - [Officer] Who's your baby mama? The one in the, the girl in the car? - Yeah. - [Officer] She going to jail too, so. - Hold on, what? - [Officer] She ran from the car. - Please, hey, listen. - [Officer] No, she goes to jail too. - You listen- (crosstalk) no, no, no. - I told everybody. I told- (crosstalk) - Please, please, please. - [Officer 2] Doesn't matter. - Listen, listen, listen. - [Officer] She goes to jail. - You know they just, you know they just banned abortions, right? - Yeah. - We all know that, right? - Yeah. (crosstalk) - Do you know much I care? None. She's going to jail. So are you. - She goes to jail. - [Suspect] What's your name? You bad too. I remember you too, gangster too. - Huh? - Follow the blue light. - But nah, I look better in the purple light. - [Officer] Junior, Junior- (crosstalk) - All they're saying, y'all told me the wrong thing. I'm ready to buck! I'm ready to buck. I'm ready to buck, yeah. - [Officer] Well, she shouldn't of have ran from the car, Junior. - Bro, I told her to, bro, and she, it doesn't f*****g matter! I told her to. I take the blame. F**k you, n****r! Everybody's f*****g hard in handcuffs. Go to the gym. Be bad then. You're good. You always been good. You always respect. I'm just saying, bro. Please listen, she has two kids. I told her. I take full blame. You wanna me hit with her, matter of fact, I'll make it better. - [Officer] What? - I'll give you something. Just let her out the car, please. - [Officer] We'll talk in a little bit. - No, for real, for real bro. - [Officer] I'll talk to you away from here in a minute. - Listen, I been, (crosstalk) - [Officer] Gimme a minute. - You got me. - [Officer] Gimme a minute. - I got you. But please, you gotta let her go, bro. - [Officer] I don't have to, but we'll talk. - No, you don't got to. But I'm just saying. - [Officer] You got pictures? - Yeah. (crosstalk) - I know that. I do know. - I got him on the leg where he was hit, right? - [Officer] Just stand still. They gotta get good pictures. - Just real quick, man. You hit at all in the stomach or anything? - I don't think so. - Can somebody hold his shirt up real quick? I gotta get a picture of his stomach. - Crazy man. - I think it was in the leg. I got the legs. - [Officer] Yeah, this one is just dangling here? - Yeah. - [Officer] Did you pull that one out, you said? - Facebook, man. - [Officer] Junior? - I hope we go to- - [Officer] Junior. - I pulled it out. - [Officer] Where was it at when you pulled it out? Oh, the leg? What about the other one? - I don't know. - [Officer] Huh? - I'm counting four dangling. There's a fourth one that's in his hoodie, and then and then this one, two around his ankle. - Ooh! - [Officer] Can you guys have scissors? Can you just cut the wire off from his ankle? See how it's wrapping? See how it's wrapping and tightening on his ankle? - Yeah. - [Officer] Hey, let him cut it off you. Here. - You was more straight. - [Officer] Put it up here. Put it up here - About the piece- About a year ago, a fool pulled a gun out on me because when the bat out him, I can't remember that. - [Officer 2] I don't think he works a piece- - But you was still like, look man, look. Just how the situation was. - This guy. That guy, the little fella, little guy. - Yeah. - [Officer] So the one you pulled out was your ankle? - Yeah, it's on my calf. - [Officer] All right. You got gloves on? Can you just lift it up, make sure there's nothing sticking in his back? - Back of the shirt? - [Officer] Yeah. - You should just lemme take it off. - [Officer] Nah, you gotta keep it on for right now. - Okay. - [Officer] Nah, I would just get a picture of his back. Hang on, lean forward, dude. (officers speaking) - Okay. - [Officer] All right, let's get him a car. Let's get him in a car. - While the exact charges for all three individuals are unknown, one thing is certain, they learned their lesson the hard way. - Thank you Detective Dale for sharing these intriguing tales. So do you think these folks learned their lesson? Share your thoughts in the comments and I'll see you in the next video. Stay safe out there. (dramatic instrumental music)