They had that garage open. They just closed in ran. >> Oh, that's what you meant me by running. I was like, >> I slowed down when I was coming. You said they were running and I was just like, I don't Multiple vehicles. >> Can I hear them all? >> They're all like trying to figure out what they're going to do. >> Police department. [music] >> Just need the homeowner to step out. I'm >> going run this plate real quick. Hold on. Wow. >> [music] [bell] >> The vehicle comes back to this address. >> Does it come back to a female? >> Yeah, Vanessa. >> There's a female in there screaming like not screaming like in danger like screaming like to get everyone to shut up cuz the she's like borderline crying. So I'm assuming that's her. Miss Vanessa, we need you to step out. >> Hey, Vanessa here. >> Yes, sir. I'm sorry. >> Are you Vanessa? >> Uh, yes. I own the house. >> Okay. You need your ID, please? >> I'm sorry. I don't have the ID. >> Can you just step out here real quick on the other side of the door? >> Yes, sir. Sure. >> I just want my dog to get out. Okay. Sit. >> You said you're the homeowner. >> I'm Janessa. I'm the daughter of the house. My mother is at the meeting. Do you want me to call her? >> Your mother's where? >> My mother is at a meeting. Do you want me to call her? >> Yes. We're going to have to have the call on her, please. >> Okay. I'll call her right now. >> And we have to get everybody out. >> Everybody [snorts] out? >> Yes. >> Uh, what's the issue, sir? I'm sorry. >> The noise disturbance. >> The nerves. I I could lower the noise if you want me to. >> Well, it's too late for that now. Too many people have called already. So, at this point, >> it's 11:00. I'm sorry, sir. It doesn't matter what time it is. As long if there's noise disturbance, the people call for it. >> The last time the cops had came and they just told me to lower the noise and I lowered the noise and it was fine. >> But now the things are different. >> Exactly. What is different? I'm sorry, sir. >> There's my friend disrespecting >> So here's the thing. You may have had a different experience with different officers when they came out here last. >> Yes, sir. >> But everything's on a case by case basis and discretion is discretion. So as of right now, we've got multiple callers. I We can hear you guys screaming inside. There's a ton of you guys. When I pulled up, everybody ran. >> Well, yes, sir. It's my brother's birthday, so we're just celebrating. >> So, like like he explained, it's a different situation. >> Okay. >> So, before you call your mom, uh, since you're saying you're the daughter, it sounds like you're the one that's running this. >> She is here. >> Your mom's here? >> Yes, she's in. >> She knows exactly. It's It's her son's birthday. >> You just said she was at a meeting. >> She's here. >> She's on the meeting on the Zoom. >> She's having a Zoom meeting while you guys are yelling in there. >> Yeah. I mean, what's the issue? >> I'm finding that hard to believe. What's your first name? >> Pastor Janessa. Janessa. >> Yes. What What do you spell that for me? >> What do you that exactly for? >> Spell that for me. >> I What do you need that exactly for? >> So, you're saying >> I know my rights. What do you need? >> Here's the deal. We're just going to get a warrant and your mom's going to get >> for word. >> You'll find out when you get it. Okay. For what? No. I know my rights and I do not need to get a warrant for what? If we own the house, we do not need to do that. >> Yeah. So, we're going to go this route. Okay. So, right now, you're saying that you're you're the one in charge of this. You're the one that's coming out. You're the one that's saying it's my brother's birthday and I know my brother that I do not need to pay for nothing. >> So right now I do not need to pay nothing. >> So right now we're investigating a crime, right? >> Investigating crime for what is the noise disturbance? >> Okay. And I can lower it. >> And here's the other thing. >> There is not no gunshots. How old are you? I respect your jobs. >> How old are you? >> I'm 18. Does that matter? >> It does. >> For what? >> I respect your jobs. >> Your backpocket? >> I got my phone. >> What's in your back pocket? >> Nothing. >> You have that beer right there. >> I have a nick. >> You have a beer back there. I know my rights. You do not need to touch me. I know my rights. >> I'm not resisting. >> We tried. We tried. >> We tried >> for what? >> You just let me >> Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. >> I got a question. What are you guys resisting me for? >> I got >> So right now, >> Excuse me, sir. >> Right now, you're being detained >> for what? >> For concealing identity and minor possession of alcohol. >> Hold up. Can you guys like go with me, please? >> No, ma'am. I have a question. >> You can ask all you want, man. >> Hold up. I have a question. Go ahead. >> Go ahead. I let go of everything. You guys get everything out of my pocket. Go ahead. I have nothing on me. I have no weapon. >> Okay. >> I have no weapon. And can I look? Can I look at you guys, please? >> Is 15. No, we can search >> cuz the lasers concealing and position. >> Hold up. Go ahead. Look. Look at me. >> 1137. You can change that detain to a 15. >> Hold up. Can I look at you guys, please? >> I have no weapon on me. You guys go ahead and search me out. Nothing. >> Can I look at you guys please? >> I told you. We tried to be cool with you and you wanted to go this route. >> Excuse me, sir. Can I look at you? Go ahead. Search me. >> Yeah, I'm just coming to your pockets. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. That's fine. >> Go ahead. >> I'm not resisting anything. >> I just You're going to go sit in my unit right now and then we can talk more over there. >> Okay. Can I Can I look at you guys, please? >> You can go over there right now. Like I said, we can talk to you later. >> Can I look at you guys, please? >> Can I look at you guys, please? >> You're going to sit down and then you can look at me all you want. >> Okay. That's fine. You guys have everything in mind. >> Sit down. >> Okay. Can I talk to you guys, please? >> Yeah. >> I I could call my mom. I could call my mom if you guys want me to. >> Yeah. >> I can call my mom if you guys want me to. >> So, the first thing we're going to do is you're going to give me your name, your date of birth. >> Can I ask for what, please? >> I already told you you're in We're investigating a crime, right? >> What? What crime? >> The noise disturbance. And I see >> disturbance. Okay. I could lower the noise. >> And let me finish. >> Yes, sir. Sorry. And I saw an alcoholic beverage in your back pocket that you were in possession of. You are under 21. As you stated, you are 18. >> Yes, sir. I >> So there's another crime, minor in possession of alcoholic beverage. So again, either you can give me your first and last name and your date and birth or I can get you with concealing identity. So there's another charge. What do you want to do? >> Yes, sir. >> You going to give me your name? >> Can I speak, please? >> Are you going to give me your name? >> Okay. Is the alcohol beverage open? >> It doesn't have to be open. Those are two different charges. >> If it's open, it's an open container. I'm not going to >> You can go to jail or you can cooperate. >> All right. You can go to jail. Janeo. Put your feet in your face. Put your feet on. >> I am talking to you. >> Are you going to give me your name? >> Sir, I am talking to you. I told you my name. It's Janessa. >> I had told you my name. >> Janessa. Spell that for me. >> J A N E S A. I had told you my name. I had told you that it's my brother's birthday. That we're celebrating. We have friends over. >> You said your mom's here, right? >> She's at a meeting right now. So, I can call >> She's here on a Zoom meeting, right? >> Yes, I could call her right now if you want. Thank you. >> Excuse me, sir. What's your mom's name? >> Vanessa N. Vanessa. >> My father is dead, so there is no father. >> Okay. >> He died last year. >> Okay. I'm going to call your mom right now. >> Okay. I could call her I could call her. >> No, I'm going to call her. Put your feet in. >> I could call her right now. >> Put your feet in. I'm going to call her. >> Excuse me, sir. I'm not getting arrested for no reason. >> You're already under arrest. >> For what? >> I already explained. >> I would like to I would like to know my rights. I would like to know my rights. >> What rights are you asking? >> Can you tell me >> what rights are you asking? >> Can you tell me? She's the first to say anything you do under oath is like can be against it. >> Yes. You're not referring to your Miranda rights. I'm not asking you any questions so I don't have to read. >> You are asking me questions. You are asking me question. You had asked for my name, my brother, my mother. What crime have we committed? >> I'm not asking you question. >> What crime have we committed? >> Sit in the car. >> Can you call David? >> Sit down. >> David is a a officer. Hold up. What are you touching me for? What are you touching for? That's assault. That's assault. That's assault. That's assault. I'm not touching you. >> You're going to get another charge for I did nothing. I I'M NOT How am I resisting if I'm not touching you? How am I resisting but I'm not touching? How am I resisting? How am I resisting? >> Either put your foot in or you're going to try. >> I am resisting if I'm not touching. >> OKAY, YOU'RE GOING. >> I can sue the jail. I can sue the city. >> I can [snorts] get her with resisting, too. >> I'm going to get her with resisting, too. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I was trying to get her feet in and she was doing the most. >> I got her 409 right here. >> I've got her mom's number. >> Yeah. Oh, her number. >> Yeah. >> Uh the garage is opening. >> I'm going to call her mom right now. >> Here's her your 15th. >> Okay. >> If we have to take her to DC, we'll take her to DC. >> Yeah. Well, where I'm at right now is if the mom comes out here and she can pull her down, then I'll just do >> Yeah, we'll do that. Hopefully the mom's here. >> Yeah, the mom's not here. >> I don't think so cuz she said she was at a meeting first and then now she's allegedly at a Zoom meeting. But >> Vanessa know that there's a mom. >> Yeah. >> And >> Hello. >> Hi. Is this Vanessa? Yes. >> Vanessa, what's your daughter's name? >> Um, Vanessa Vanessa, >> where are you at? >> I am at a friend's house. >> You're at a friend's house? >> Yeah. >> Confirm date of birth. Vanessa, >> uh, do you know? >> No, her name Vanessa. >> What's uh what's your date of birth, Vanessa? >> Who's is everything okay? >> Yeah, this is Officer D with the Las Vegas Police Department. I just needed I'm I'm trying to confirm your identity before I can give you any further details. All right, Vanessa. Uh so you said you're at a friend's house. You're not here on 2248 uh >> Stone Pine. >> No. >> Okay. So, here's the issue that we've got right now is we got called out here for a loud party. >> Um your daughter Janessa Uhhuh. >> Uh she answered the door. Um she was she said that you were here on a Zoom meeting. Uh, she's got a pretty large party that's going on here. I'm not sure if you're aware of that. >> Oh my gosh. No, I'm not aware of that. >> Okay, so here's the here's the other issue that we have right now. As of right now, as I'm talking to you, I mean, I'm witnessing 100 plus people exiting through your garage. Um, >> yes, ma'am. Uh, I I'll be honest with you right now, your daughter is placed under. Uh the reason why is we were here investigating the noise ordinance issue. Uh she refused to identify herself after she was saying that she was the homeowner. Then uh while we were doing that, she had a she had a um alcoholic beverage in her back pocket and >> while we were trying to get her >> Janessa, >> how old is your daughter, Janessa? >> She's 18. >> Okay. Yeah. So, um, yeah, she had the alcoholic beverage in her back pocket and then she started getting disorderly with us. So, we initially detained her while [snorts] we were detaining her and trying to set her in the back of our car. Um, she was resisting officers as well. So, right now she's facing three separate charges. Uh, one being concealing identity, the other being resisting, and the other being a minor in possession of a >> and my >> and the noisy servants. Um, >> okay. >> I can also tell you right now, it looks like I don't know who's all supposed to be in your house. It looks like there's still a couple people that are inside. >> Oh, no. They need to get out of I'm not having >> Is it Is it your son's birthday today, ma'am? >> Huh? >> Is it your son's birthday? >> It It is my son's birthday. Yeah, but we're we're not having a dinner till tomorrow. >> Yeah. No, the only reason why we asked is that's what Janessa said was that she was having a party for her brother. >> Oh my gosh. Yeah. >> Is there is there any way that you're able to come over here? >> Yeah. Um I'm on my way right now. >> Okay. About how far out are you? >> I'm probably like not like 5 10 minutes away. >> 5 or 10 minutes. Okay. Yeah. We'll wait here for you. Like I said, I'm pretty sure there's still people in your house. Um >> Uhhuh. >> So we'll just wait for you to get here and then we can kind of walk through with you and we can just kind of go from there. >> Yeah. I these kids like I can't even do anything. I got to be constantly on them. >> I understand your frustration, man. >> Yeah. >> But, uh, like I said, we'll wait here for you. Um, and then we'll figure everything out. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. I'm I'm sorry. >> No, you're fine. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Bye. >> So, she's an adult. She took responsibility to that give her the charges for the party concealing possession and resisting. >> Uh I'll be honest with the noise disturbance. >> Excuse me. I know it's a charge. I just don't know what the charge is. >> I never touched it. So >> it's under It's a ordinance. >> Is it like literally just noise disturbance and it'll pop up? Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Yeah. Noise. >> Yeah. Like I said, as long as she calms down when the mom gets here. >> Yeah. I'm not trying to >> Yeah. No, we'll do the CR site. >> Yeah, >> just do that. I'll move so that my mom can park in there. >> Yeah. Um, you're good there. >> Okay. >> I'll just move up forward a little bit. Who's this? >> Who got cold? >> Someone with a new unit. >> Yeah, >> it might be trouble. >> Yeah, >> cuz I guess we didn't answer. >> Oh, really? Yeah. Well, cuz right when I was putting her in the unit, she was like 821 or 1137 come up on one. I was like, >> "Oh, >> what's up for like probably cuz she was just yelling and we were dealing with that." >> It's either or it's Martinez. Do I know Martinez is on this side? That's >> all right. Let me scoot up a little bit so I can open up the driveway for her. >> Okay. >> Just start on the crim side. >> Okay. Yeah, she should calm down. >> Yeah. >> So, I got to do all four then, right? I can't just put in one. Uh, I think you can put them all on one. I think >> try just, you know, the add group thing. >> And >> can you do multiple charges on a crimite? >> You can, right? >> Yeah. >> Just add a group. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Central34. >> We got mom on the way. >> She's 18, but we got her for like four charges now. >> Yeah. She's going to get charged with concealing >> the noise disturbance, resisting, and minor in possession of alcohol. >> She's the homeowner. She's the homeowner's daughter. >> She took responsibility. Yeah, she took responsibility. >> Having a party. I'm having a party. My mom's inside. Mom's not inside. >> Well, yeah. At first, she said that her mom was >> in at at a meeting. And then it changed to in a Zoom meeting in the house. And I was like, "You're telling me that she's in a Zoom meeting inside with all those people yelling?" She's like, "Yeah." I'm like, "All right, I find that hard to believe. Give me your name." And then she was like, "Janessa." I was like, "What's your last name?" She's like, "I don't need to tell you anything." Like, "Okay, here we go. Black bucket spiked whatever. >> Yeah, a twisted tea. >> Are you Vanessa? >> Yes. >> Oh, perfect. If you want to just uh you can pull in your driveway or I'll come talk to you right now. >> Uh it's mom. I didn't start anything yet cuz she wanted to know what her charges were and then she didn't want to listen. >> Is this mom? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I you saw people inside too the store. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Is not there. >> Hello. >> So, were all those cars here that >> Yes, there was more than that before you got here. >> I was not exaggerating when I was on the phone with you and said there was at least 100 people walking out of your garage. >> And there's still some people. >> Yeah, there's still some people in there cuz they closed it and there was a couple. >> So, I don't know if you want to go in there first before we talk to you and get everybody out or how do you want >> Let me see who's in there. Okay. >> Who's all supposed to be here right now? >> Well, just my son and my So, we're planning a dinner for him tomorrow. So, I was at my friends making the marinating sauce for the chicken. So, I'm over there with them hanging out. It's Friday night and [laughter] yeah, then I get Yeah. Oh, >> well, first when we asked for you, she says, "I'm Vanessa." And I looked at her and I was just like, "You're not Vanessa." She goes, "Uh, Janessa." was like, "Okay, >> yeah, >> thank you." I'm just I'm frustrated. >> Oh, I hear you. >> I'm like, >> as a parent, I understand >> and and it's hard cuz their dad passed away. It's going to be two years. So, I'm trying to >> Yeah. And this is what I'm getting. >> Sorry to hear that. >> We'll wait for you out here. Okay. I >> think I have some wives. Not >> 1120. >> That's some good marinade. [laughter] >> My house is a mess. >> It's a mess. >> Yes. >> There's still six of them in there, but I got to take them home. >> There's no ride. >> But >> can you leave her with me or >> Yeah. So, um, like I was explaining on the phone, uh, so she's going to be receiving four different charges today. Okay. The first one's going to be the noise disturbance. Uh, the second is going to be That's her. She's hitting my car. >> Stop. >> Uh, so the noise disturbance is one. The second is going to be concealing identity. The third is going to be the uh >> minor possession of alcohol. And the fourth is going to be resisting. Uh, like I said, when she was when I was trying to place her in the back of the car, she refused to put her feet in. I tried to pick up her feet to put them in and she started just kicking her legs out and was making the whole process difficult. Um, instead of taking her to jail, um, she is still going to be charged. She is still going to have to go to court. Uh, I'm going to issue her what's called a criminal citation. It's basically going to have the charges on there and everything. Um, she needs to sign it, though. If she doesn't sign it, then I have to take her to jail. >> Okay. >> So, what I'm going to do, if it's if you're willing to, is I still have to fill out the paperwork. Uh, it should only take a couple of minutes. I'll roll down the window if you want to talk to her and try to just get her to calm down. >> Um, the alcohol that she had is on my dash right there. >> Yeah, I think it's like one of those Sunny D spiked seltzers. Um, so we I I just got to photograph that and then I'll just give it to you. I don't >> see any issue with that. >> So, roll down the window. >> Yeah. So, I'm going to get started on that. I'll roll down the back back right window if you want to go talk to her. >> What's going on? You >> calm down. >> It doesn't matter if you're not. >> They're going. They're You're going to sign this what he's going to type. >> But what is he saying? Cuz he's I didn't tell him my name. >> You didn't? >> I told him everything. I told them my name is Janessa. I gave them my date of birth. They have it on camera. Go ahead, Janet. Stop. I told him everything. >> Listen to me. He's going to leave you with me, but you're going to have to go to court. >> I told him okay. Listen to me. If you have to argue about it, then you'll do that later. That's not It's not the time right now. >> We get in the [ __ ] order. I told him everything. >> You need to >> calm down. I told you everything. I told him. >> That's not the voice. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. You're not sober right now. >> Shut up, bro. Let me talk to my mom. >> No, because you're Why are you talking to your mom like that? >> You're the one in the car right now, Janessa. You need to calm down. Let me talk. >> You're not going to talk to your mom like that. >> Calm down. You are the one in trouble, not her. >> Let me talk to my mom, please. >> Okay. But you're going to talk to her respectfully. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Do you understand me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I told them my name. I told them my date of birth. They arrested me cuz they said that I was refusing. I told him your name. I gave them your your number. I gave them everything. Okay. I asked him if he had his count on him to make sure that he knows that. I asked him what the reason was. why I was being arrested. They They got the drink from out of my pocket. >> Yeah, cuz they had the drink. >> Yes. I'm not denying that. I know I had the drink in my pocket. I told them that they took my phone. They took everything. I told him that you knew that it was my brother's birthday. >> I didn't know you had a party. >> I told him that we could lower the music and that was it. I told them I told them everything. >> Yeah. But this many people in the house, Janessa, that's a lot. Over a hundred. I seen all the cars leave. that >> I told them that we that we could lower the music. >> All those people >> look how small our house is and you should see the house right now. >> I would like to know why I am in handcuffs. Handcuffs. >> Because you're drunk and mom at my house. What did I refuse? >> You and you're underage. You're not 21. >> What did I refuse? >> I gave them my name. I gave them my Rachel. >> If you have to charge this, we'll do that later. No, you're not going to do this right now. No, you're not going to do this right now. If you're gonna keep acting up, then he's gonna roll up the window and you're gonna shut the up and sit back. >> Do you want to stay here with me? [laughter] Do you want to say something? >> Obviously, we're in jail. >> Behave. Why are you acting like this? >> I love you, but let me talk to you. You're not going to talk to her like that. I already told you. >> I'm talking to my mother. >> I'm telling her. >> I understand. If you need to argue, we'll argue later. >> Right now is not the time. We sign the paper. >> You're going to do that once he finishes typing it up. >> For what? >> I told him my name. understand yourself. >> I told him I need a break. I told you. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. I understand that. If you need to argue it, we'll argue it later when you're sober. >> And I am. I know what the is going on. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. I'm obvious. I know what's going on. I can't even talk to them. >> I'm I'm not going to have it right now, Janessa. There is >> Mother. I know. Okay. And I told him everything. >> Okay. I told them everything later. >> I want the video camera, please. >> I want the video. >> I was signing whatever paper, but I want the video if that's okay. >> Be respectful. >> Yes, sir. I I respect their job. I I respect their job. I I respect everything they do. >> Just be quiet. Yeah. >> Just be quiet. >> Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. >> You ever heard of Miranda? >> Yes. I I respect them. >> Obviously, the cops, they they They protect us. >> Be quiet. >> They protect us and I'm respecting them over anything. Obviously, >> you're not you're you're going to regret all this tomorrow. I >> I'm respecting them. >> I should I should be recording you right now and you [laughter] should be asking for the camera tomorrow. >> I am respecting them and I know that 100%. I respect everybody that that protects the city, the cops, the army, the navy, whatever it is. I have an ex-girlfriend in the Navy. >> I respect them. Mom, you know this. >> You know this. I I respect them. >> I respect them. >> I do. >> I respect them, but I would like the video camera. >> Okay. Well, we'll talk about this tomorrow. >> I'm I'm okay with everything that happens. I was telling whatever people I need. I know. I gave them my name and I gave them my birth. >> I don't know why you refused. >> My best friend, one of my best friend's brother is a cop. >> Janessa, exercise the right to remain pilot. Please shut up. >> Exercise that. >> Hey, I have to work. Be quiet. >> I respect the word. That's all. >> Okay, then just shut up. Just say we heard you. We heard you. >> We heard you. Officer Officer Chavez heard you. And I'm sure his name officer. >> Yes, ma'am. I'm Sergeant. >> Okay. Sergeant respect. >> Look at you. Look at how you're acting in. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Sergeant. I respect your work. Okay. I really do. I really do. One of my best friend's brother is a cop. I respect you guys. >> Thank you, man. I appreciate that. >> Like an idiot. Yeah, [laughter] you are. I know what I'm now going to go on your record. You're 18. What can I tell you over and over and over? What did the crap we put up with your dad? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes. >> Yes, ma'am. I know. And I know what is going on. >> Okay. And now look at that. You're No, you're repeating it. And I And I'm not going to have it. Janessa, >> my father is dead. He was a piece of [ __ ] I don't give a whole neighborhood doesn't need to know that. >> I don't give a I don't give a He's dead. I don't give a >> Janess. I'm going to record you and I'm going to send this to you tomorrow. >> You're going to regret this. >> I respect the work. I respect the work. >> I respect That's fine. That's fine. >> That's what I'm saying. >> Okay. >> Do you understand that? >> Do you understand? Let me talk to my >> Do you understand that this is going to go on your record? This is something that I always told you. Don't drink. Don't drive. >> I wasn't be out there. >> I was at my house. >> Yeah. with 100 people in here. There was 100 people. >> I seen all the [laughter] There was quite a few people there. There was not 100 people. >> It's my brother's birthday. Mom and I respect celebrating tomorrow. >> Yes. But I work. >> Oh, [laughter] okay. I have a job. >> And I respect the work. I respect it. I get it. I get they need to do what they need to do and I understand that. >> Treat them with respect. When they first I told them we were at the gate, >> we would check the cameras. We were at the gate. Check the cameras. Mom, >> we were at the gate. Hold up, Rachel. >> Rachel, >> when they try to put you in the car, >> I love you. I love you. >> When they try to put you in the car, you kicked. >> Rachel, >> you kicked. [laughter] >> Janessa, you were four. >> Hold up. >> Like you were four. >> Rachel. >> Janessa. >> Rachel, I love you, but let me talk to my brother. >> Your mom doesn't want to hear it from you right now. >> Be quiet, please. >> You be quiet. >> Be quiet. in the back of a cop right now. I'm about to tell I'm about to tell this officer in here to roll up your window because you're misbehaving right now. >> Rachel, let me ask my brother. You're not my girlfriend. You're not >> That doesn't matter. That doesn't matter. That doesn't matter. >> Let me just ask my brother. >> That doesn't matter. Let me ask. >> Mom, my sister's here to pick me up. >> Okay. >> Be careful. >> Mom, I I opened the gate. I went, they asked if I could if I go out. I went out. They asked of me. I said that you were in I said that you were on the suit. Okay. Yes, I did. I'm admitting I lied. [laughter] I lied that you were seeing me bull up. >> Yes, I lied. Yes, I'm admitting Stephanie. I lied that you were in your room. That you were on the Zoom but you were really into me. Okay. Yes, I did lie that you were in your room. But you were really into me. Jenna, how was your mom on a Zoom when there was a party going on? >> That was earlier. I was in a meeting. Do you know what time is it? >> I told >> it is [snorts] it is 11:41. [laughter] I've been out of that meeting. I don't know how long. >> I didn't know that. I didn't know that. >> But I told Mom I told them my name. >> You made me ruin my shoes. I'm sorry. >> Me a new pair of shoes. >> Yes, ma'am. I'll buy you this. I'll buy you some new shoes. >> I told them my name. I didn't resist anything. I turned around when they said that they were going to arrest me. I turned around. I don't give a [ __ ] Sorry. I'm sorry for my language, sir. Mr. Toby, >> I I let them arrest me. Yes. I was like like why am I getting arrested? Of course I'm going to ask questions. I know my rights. >> Of course I'm going to ask questions because of noise. Okay, I'll lower the volume. I'll lower it. God damn. It's my brother's birthday. Of course, we're going to celebrate it. on my back. >> I love you, too. >> Oh my god. >> I love you, too. But of course, I'm a lawyer. >> They arrested me. I wasn't hitting them. >> I didn't I didn't bring a weapon. I let them I let them search me. [laughter] I let them I let them search me. I let them touch me. I let them check my pockets. I let them pull out everything. I I didn't resist that. I told them I told them my name. I told them that my name was Nessa Lavete. Did I need to say my last name? My last name is Elaine, by the way. That's your middle name. My last name is [laughter] My middle name is Elaine. Janessa Ela 07. You guys did a lot of drug like >> 07. >> Did you guys do like a sobriety test on her? Did she walk the line? >> Do you want me to? >> No, we didn't do that. She wasn't driving, so we didn't have to do that. So, >> I have to watch the line. Do you want me to walk the line, sir? >> I know. We [laughter] know. >> No need for that. Watch the line. [snorts] >> I told them everything. I don't This This dude right here in the driver's seat. Why was I resisting? >> He's doing his homework right now. Don't distract him. >> [ __ ] Do your homework. I have assignment to do tonight, too, by the way. [laughter] >> I'm in college, by the way. Keith, what does it work? >> Good news. >> Yeah. Keith knowledge. [laughter] >> I had surgery. >> Your own major right now. >> I had surgery on my left knee and right right knee for my meniscus. So, it's seventh grade. information to cuz I know everything that happened tonight. I know everybody who I let in tonight. I made sure that they didn't have no guns cuz I didn't want no ghetto [ __ ] in my house. I didn't want no ghetto [ __ ] in my house cuz I made sure of that. Um I'm 18. I had told you that. Um I told you my name. I don't know what I was resisting. [ __ ] I turned around and let you guys arrest me. But um my brother, it's his birthday. Of course, I'm going to celebrate him if I can't be with him tomorrow. I have work tomorrow 9 to 9, 12 hours. >> I love my job. [laughter] >> I don't understand. I'll sign whatever you guys need me to, but like I don't know what I was resisting. I would like the camera footage. >> I'll just give you their copies. These are going to be your copies. Got all four different charges. I'm going to pull it out right now and explain all this to her. >> Can I know what charges? >> Yes. So, I'm going to bring you out right now, take you out of handcuffs and explain you what's going on. Okay. >> Thank you, sir. I appreciate that. >> There you go. >> Yes, sir. >> So, our game might gonna be on her record forever. >> No, right now they're just charges. >> She has to get convicted of them before they get on her record. >> Can I have no more charges, please? >> Yeah. I'm going to explain everything to you in one second, right? >> So, we have to go to court still. And then >> I don't have no weapons on me. You guys search me. Can I have my phone back, please? >> Uh, you'll get everything back here in a second. >> Thank you, sir. >> Oh, you guys took my bracelet. We got stuck on there. >> Try to get out of here without breaking. >> Okay, there you go. You're good. >> Oh my gosh. >> No, I took my shoe off. Thank you. Okay, I will let you know. >> Okay. >> So, you're like I said earlier, so you're going to get four different charges. Okay. Uh I had told you my own. You have >> So this first one. >> Okay. >> This one is for the resisting or obstructing evading a police officer. Okay. >> Okay. Can I ask a question before you move on? Can I ask a question? >> Sure. >> What's the resisting part? >> So the resisting was when I was trying to place you in the back of the car and you were locking your legs, refusing to put your legs in. And then when I was trying to put your legs in, do you have >> you kicked them out? You had one in my chest right here and you were refusing to actually enter it. And it's all on camera. My camera was recording. >> Okay. Great. It's like I didn't use the same thing as I asked. >> So listen. So I'm going to explain a blanket explanation for all of these real quick just because >> So this is a criminal citation. Okay. I'm assuming you've never received one. >> I'm I'm listening, sir. >> But you never received one. Okay. >> No, never. This is my house. I'm at my house. I'm not driving or nothing. I'm not getting deed. >> No, I understand. So again, so with all these, you are still being charged. This is in lie of an arrest, meaning I'm not taking you to jail. >> Okay. But you are essentially arrested on paper. What this means with these criminal citations is where on all four of these, it's going to have an area where it says defendant sign. Okay? You have to sign these. If you don't sign these, I have to take you to jail. Okay? With all of these, they're all the same date, the same time. So, you've got to go to municipal court. >> What's the time? >> It's going to be 8:30 in the morning. Okay? You've got >> 8:30 in the morning yet. >> Let me explain. Let me explain. >> You've got until the 27th of February. That's next Thursday. Okay? You've got to go to municipal court to get all this taken care of. Municipal court's located at 135 East Grace. Okay. >> So again, this is going to be the first one. This one is for the resisting or obstructing. Okay. So this one I need your signature right here where it says defendant sign. >> I wasn't resisting, but like god damn. >> Again, you can explain all that during court. Right now, this is just what you're being charged with. Okay. >> Okay. >> So this next one is going to be minor in possession of alcohol. Do you need me to explain that one? Yeah, I had a bottle in my pocket. It wasn't open. >> Yeah. So that's why So it being open and it being closed, two different things. >> I mean, if it wasn't open, I wasn't drinking it. >> If it was open, it would be a different charge. >> Yeah. Exactly. >> Exactly. I wasn't drinking. >> So that's why you're being charged with minor possession. >> I wasn't drinking it. >> Do you hear the difference? >> Yeah. I wasn't drinking it. >> Yeah. >> It was just in my pocket. It was closed. They have it. >> So So just so I can make it clear for you. So it was in your back pocket. It was closed. That's why it's minor in possession. >> Okay. If it was open, then it would be in possession of an open container. >> It's two different charges. So, again, same thing. February 27th, municipal court. Just need your signature right here. We'll see. >> Why are you guys spitting? Why are you guys spitting? Wait, why are you guys spitting 8:00? >> Uh 8:30 is just when the court opens. >> Okay, that makes sense. >> But again, you can go beforehand. You don't have to go on Thursday. So, anytime next week, you can go. Uh, >> this next one is for concealing identity. Okay. Do you need to explain that one? told you my name. >> So, you did tell me your name eventually. Okay. >> I told you the gate. I could pull up. >> Yeah, I could pull up. >> It's neither here nor there. The reason why you're getting charged with it is because when we were initially investigating the first crime, you refused to identify yourself. >> I could pull up on the camera. So, we have cameras again. And it's it's on our cameras, too. So, >> Okay. Great. Great. >> Same information. February 27th. I just need your signature where it says defendant sign. >> I could pull up on our camera. >> Okay. Janessa, here. >> I hope your camera Where's your camera at? See that? [laughter] See that? I made sure. >> All right. >> [ __ ] >> And the last one is for noise prohibited. It's for the loud party. Uh people having to call in the excess music, the excess people. I mean, we heard you guys yelling and everything. So that's what this >> I'm pretty sure it was louder last time. [ __ ] >> Oh, >> your mother's got copies of all of these. >> Great. >> Do you have any questions for me? >> I'll make sure we'll pull up that on our camera. >> Hey. Hey. You know what? He's actually doing you a favor. I know that. I I know that, but I would like to pull up on a camera that I did give him my name at the gate before I opened it. >> Okay. Well, you shouldn't have argued, and this shouldn't have happened to me. >> I I didn't argue. I told him my name. I told him your name. I gave him your number. I would love to pull that up on our camera. >> Uh, Vanessa, this was the beverage, her phone, and a vape. That's what was on her. >> Thank you. Can >> uh do either of you have any questions for me? Uh, no. So, we just go to court. >> Yeah, you can go to municipal court. You can bring those copies with you. >> Okay. >> Um, and they'll get you taken care of there. Okay. As far as setting up a court date or whatever you guys want to do. >> Downtown >> down the new building or the one off Picacho? >> No. So, it's it's at 135 East Griggs. Um, >> right. >> Right there at the top is the address. Yeah. It's right in the middle of >> Okay. >> Next to the kind of by the post office and stuff. >> Okay. And we can just show up. >> Yeah. >> Whenever. Before the 27th. before the 27th. Okay, >> that'll work. So, I'm cool. >> That'll work that day. >> Okay, >> I I'm not happy with you right now. >> So, let's cameras. Go inside now. >> Thank you. Go to bed. >> Hold the cameras. >> Yeah, >> a little bit. >> Just thought she was invited. That's a good thing that she >> I'm Yeah, I'm glad that that they weren't out there and at least they were here, but still it's not Yeah. >> Yeah. So, >> but I'm sorry to take you away from what you were doing and >> No, that's fine. >> I mean, we could have handled it just cuz she was an adult, but we figured we'd give you a call just cuz of her intoxicated state. Figured you could calm her down and it worked, >> you know, other than taking her to jail. We didn't want to do that for sure. So, >> and I understand you brought it up earlier. You're worried about it getting on a record and everything like that. >> We We've got discretion with a lot of things. >> The biggest issue was >> her attitude. >> Yeah. >> Um when she didn't want to give us her name, the way she was acting with us, that's that's why it got to this point. >> Um when it goes to court, I'll be the one that has to go. So, >> um I can I can talk to her. We can work something out. It's >> doesn't have to be jail time. It could be other things. So, >> I don't want you to think it's >> Yeah, that's what I'm worried about. I'm like, this is going to go on your record. Like, you got your whole life ahead of you. >> And and again, like I said, I'll be the officer that's there, so I'll talk to her. I'm sure it sounds like you'll probably be there with her. >> Yeah. >> So, I can talk to you both and we can work something out. >> You're probably not even going to recognize her. She'll be a whole other [laughter] >> Who are you? >> But yeah, it's again, appreciate you coming out. Yeah, that helped her. That helped her out. So, definitely and us. So, >> thank you. >> Have a better night. Okay. >> Yes. Thank you guys. >> Thank you. >> Sorry. >> No, you're fine. >> Good.