Here, come on back here for me. >> You're on video. >> All right, go ahead and turn around for me. >> Yes. >> Some people grow up believing rules are flexible as long as they sound confident enough while breaking them. >> No, dude. You didn't even know me. >> Dad, they're arresting me. >> The problem is reality usually has less patience than the people who raised them. These are the moments when rich kids were never told Noah as a child. In this case, what started as a routine stop for creating a wake in a restricted zone quickly turned into a non-stop negotiation from a guy who clearly thought consequences were optional. Cam, go ahead. Make sure you're in neutral. Hey, how you doing? >> Good afternoon. >> You're in neutral, right, Kevin? Okay. Hey, I'm Officer McCormack of Florida Fish and Wildlife. The reason why I'm stopping you, sir, is you're in an idle speed zone plowing. All that weight that's going by is coming from your boat. You look around here, sir, and you see all the other boats going slow. >> Yes, sir. >> Oh my goodness. Okay. Give me a second here and then uh >> Yeah. No, >> you just have a seat for me. >> Okay. >> All right. Sounds good. >> All right, Captain. Since you got a whole bunch of folks on board and I was the person that I observed operating, I'm going to be dealing straight with you. Okay. Can you go ahead? All right. I appreciate it. Just put the sandwich down. That'll help. All right. So, again, I'm officer McCoro Fish and Wildlife. You know why I stopped you, right? >> I do now. Yes. >> Okay. All right. So, if I could see the registration for the vessel and your ID, please. >> Okay. Um, I can do you my ID quickly. The registration for the vessel. I got to find the orange box. >> Okay. >> The orange box, I believe I saw the back seat. >> Just have a seat for me, sir. That way it keeps it simple. >> I don't saw that. The good thing about freedom boat >> I found I found the box. >> Okay, perfect. >> Is she okay? >> Yeah, she's sleeping. >> Okay, >> she's drunk. >> Where are you guys coming from today? >> Uh beer can. >> How was it out there? >> Little choppy. A little choppy. Was it busy though? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I I if you can grab it for me. >> What's that? >> Okay. >> Yep. That's it. >> Thank you. >> You guys have beautiful. >> Thank you. Yeah, we like it. All right, sir. So, next thing I need you to see is a life jacket for each person and a throwable. And again, I'll have you do that for me. >> The throwable is right there, sir. The blue >> cushion. And Rita, I'm going to need you to stand up to >> What year were you born, sir? Suspect >> 1996. >> Do you have voting education? >> Yes. >> Could I see that as well? >> Could I see your voter ID card? >> It's through my phone. Yes. >> They uh they don't let take out. >> I know, but the law requires that you have it ready for presenting if we ask for it. >> That makes sense. >> This one's going to be a little bit >> That's okay. I'll give you a second to look for it. >> I'm going to call Freedom Vote Club. >> Okay. >> Because they're the ones who educated me. You don't have it available on your phone? >> No, I do, but they're the ones who emailed it to me, you know. >> Okay. >> The moment someone starts calling customer service during a stop, you already know this isn't ending smoothly. >> But by calling them, what's that going to do for you? >> Tell me where to look for it. >> They know where it's at on your phone. >> Let's see. >> Well, to be a member with them, I had to do the voters. >> Okay. Is it through the state of Florida or is it >> I'm not sure. There's many different businesses out there that offer the the course. >> So, I don't know which which company's course you took. >> But I'll let you come back to that in a few minutes. If you can just grab me the other items I asked for right now. >> What was that? >> Yeah. I'm trying to think. I wish email. I'm a business owner. I have three or four emails. >> Okay. Babe, >> there's this one. >> You guys are telling us right now, right? >> Yeah, we've got you. You're not You don't have to worry about the boat drifting anywhere. >> Move, >> dude. You have to move. >> What are you doing now, sir? >> For for work or >> No, I don't know what you're doing right there on your phone. >> I'm looking up the emails I received. Okay. But what did I just ask you for instead? >> Life jackets as well as >> Yeah. And then I said you can not worry about that for right now. >> Here's the life jacket, sir. >> Yep. I appreciate that. >> Okay. One, >> two, >> three, four, five, six. >> He's going to have to see them all. Three, >> four. >> I think we're at five total on the boat, including me. have to stuff them back in there. >> Yeah, you can put them back in for me. That's fine. >> That way you're not going to like trip over them. >> Okay. If I >> You also want to see the throwable. >> You got that right there. >> All right. Y >> All right. You can have a seat for me again there, sir. >> All right. So, if I All right. Could I see a fire extinguisher? >> Fire extinguisher. >> Let's try that. cushion back there. >> Again, this is just the captain, right? Cuz it keep I don't need to be keeping my eyes figuring out who's moving and stuff, right? >> I appreciate it. >> I am going to call Freedom on this one cuz I'm not sure where the >> I'm not testing you. >> No, no, no. This is like a test. >> There's no test. I'm just asking the captain. >> He is a firefighter. >> Fire department school. >> Oh, okay. Gotcha. >> He just finished his fire science degree. >> Then you know how important a fire extinguisher is >> and I live it. >> Yeah. The I just took my final final >> last final of my final. >> Let's try to find the first. >> It's not in this one. There's nothing in here. >> Can you try that one? >> Yeah, there's nothing in this one either. Maybe under Kim, but I doubt it. >> Let's try that one. >> Let me swing this back down. >> Or there's a battery compartment in the back. >> With the boat. Yeah, >> no worries. Would you like the board to see? >> No, if you can just pop it out for me, captain, so I can take a look at it. >> How's your day going? >> Good. >> It's a hot one today, isn't it? >> Oh, yeah. >> Thank you, sir. >> Okay, here's that back. >> I'm sorry. >> Spider. >> Spider. >> You want me to resecure this right now? You can do whatever you feel is is appropriate for right now. >> Okay. >> I really like your mustache. >> You're welcome. >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. >> All right, sir. Um, >> can you look up my bo's license by any >> I'll take a look and see if we can find it in our system. I can definitely do that. >> Well, I'm in there, sir. >> Okay. All right. So, let me ask you a question. Have you had anything to drink today? No sir. >> Not a single drop of alcohol then. No sir. Okay. Cuz I see your your eyes, right? I can get the smell of an alcoholic beverage coming from the vessel as well. >> The smell of alcohol wasn't the problem anymore. The denial was. >> Well, I'm not going to lie. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> Okay. >> She brought her friends out. This is my brother being my secondhand man on the boat. >> We brought them out to have a good time. >> All right. So, here's what I'd ask for you to do then. If you'll be willing to step over to my uh boat, we'll perform standard field attaches to make sure that you're safe to operate. If you are, I have you on your way. >> That's kind of a trick question. >> No trick question. It's as simple as that. You have a choice. >> I know. >> Simple question, sir. >> Water. >> Can you guys tell us back to free? >> We are definitely doing that right now. Look, you see that? Yeah, >> we have a long ways to go. Jerry's dock side. >> So, I'm asking you again one last time. Are you willing to step over to perform field sobriety task to make sure that you're safe to operate? If you don't, then I have to base an arrest decision on what I observe today so far. This is where the stop turns into a debate club nobody asked for >> which is >> so a simple just a simple question >> I come from a family of lawyers so I'm feeling like >> I'm not trying to ent trap you >> I feel trapped honestly >> I'm asking you just a simple question sir >> I promise you I am totally capable of taking this boat right Jerry's, >> but without a lawyer present, I feel somewhat subjugated to step on your boat and surrender the rights. >> People who come from a family of lawyers almost always forget one detail. None of those lawyers are driving the boat for them. >> You're not surrendering any rights. >> I But I am, sir. >> No, sir. So, when you operate a vessel in the state of Florida, there's a thing called implied consent. Am I correct, Officer Wilkins? >> Implight consent. >> Yeah. >> I'm just trying to make sure I'm not getting taken advantage of. >> You're not getting taken advantage of, sir. I'm literally asking you if you step over. >> Once I step on your boat, >> we'll perform standard field sobriety tasks. If I see if I see no signs of impairment from the the or indicator suggest impairment, then I I send you on your way. >> And if I refuse it, then what happens? >> Then I have to make a decision based on my observations >> up to this point. >> When it goes on paper, >> what does that mean? >> I don't understand what you mean when it goes on paper, sir. >> Well, what if uh someone else were to take over? That doesn't fix the point at this point because we are at where we're at right now. You were the person that was observed operating the vessel >> because I come from a family. >> Okay. So, this is the last time I'm at >> always tell me to >> listen. This is this is to ask for them. >> I should call them per their >> right now. Right now I'm asking you this is the last time. If you choose not to then I'm you will be placed under arrest for voting while normal faculties impaired. I don't have. >> He kept searching for the perfect loophole while the officer kept giving him the simplest exit possible. >> To hide. >> I'm asking you. This is your last time. So, are you coming over or not? >> What if test consistent? >> I guess you have to do soiety test. >> You don't have to. It's your choice. >> But does it put me in a worse spot than >> No, I mean just arrest. >> Listen, I have here. Let me tell you this. >> You said you're going to arrest me if I don't. I have to make an arrest decision based on the observations that I've seen. >> I gotta call somebody. >> I'm just telling you. Are you coming over or not, sir? >> All right. Then you are placed under arrest. >> The arrest didn't happen all at once. It happened one delayed answer at a time. >> Go ahead. Put your phone down. Grab your Stop. >> Grab your life jacket out of your out of here. Put the life jacket on for me. And then you're coming over here. Grab >> to call my father. >> Grab your Grab the life jacket out of the boat. Put it on. Put your life jacket on. You're coming over. >> You have to put it on me. What are you doing? >> I'll put it on. >> Your life jackets were right in here. >> You're arresting a driver of a boat. >> Put your life jacket on first, sir. >> Unbuckle it. Put it on correctly, please. as soon as you do it. >> Yeah. >> Are you doing it or not then? >> I'll do it. >> Then keep the life jacket on because you need to wear a life jacket if you're going to step across. >> It's kind of inhibiting, right? >> You got to you got to put this on all go back down there so you're not up high. >> Whether to do it or not, right? So we have to make a decision based on what >> you need to loosen it. >> I just figured I'd call you. >> I want to know whether or not I should do the field test. He should call somebody in the family to have a lawyer. >> Nobody can help me with this. >> They can help you if >> your dad's calling your attorney. He's talking to the >> badge number. >> I'll give you all that. P229. >> P229. It's like stuck or something. >> After we presented everything that was eligible for voting >> just hanging to represent you. >> You have this is your final choice. >> Every extra minute stopped being caution and started looking like stalling. Um the captain from >> No, we want to comply with you guys. >> Are you coming over? >> Okay, there's no stalling here. So >> sir, sir, we don't want to be >> No, I understand. I have a job to do as well, right? >> I've given you multiple options. >> Let our family do the right thing and tell me. >> I've given you multiple options, right? >> Please don't. >> I will. I will step onto their boat. Can we have 10 minutes? >> Yeah. >> You have to tell me. >> You tell me, >> please. >> Um, let me ask real fast. Excuse me, sir. What does the field sobriety test consist of? >> It's >> standardized tasks. >> Standardized tests in regulation to road sobriety test. >> There's a a waterborne version as well. There is a waterborne version of a field sobriety test that is similar or not to the road soiety. >> Are you coming over? >> I don't have to answer this. I don't have to answer this lady's question. >> I've I've asked I've given you the opportunity right now. >> What does the voting operation field soy test consist? >> You'll have to do a bunch of different hand eye coordination tasks. >> Oh, like the pen thing. So, me personally, I've had a DUI in the past, so I kind of understand. >> He obviously hasn't. So, no, I know, I know, I know, I know he's not, but I I know what the quote quote unquote. >> No, I know. I know. I know. But like, >> it's your op it's your choice. >> Is this like the pen thingy that you guys do? >> I will be checking his eyes. >> Nothing inspires confidence quite like asking if the sobriety test involves the pen thingy. >> The stand on one foot. We don't stand on one foot on a boat. >> I mean, we are in a boat, so I know it's a little different. So, I'm just trying to regulate. >> I'm just scared. >> No, your dad said he's calling your lawyer right now. He'll call you back in two seconds. I don't know if you want to wait two seconds >> or Yeah. >> Take us towards Jerry Doite, please. >> You want me to call? >> They got us on spot locked right now. I'll call >> sir. I don't have >> I don't have the time and patience to be standing here waiting for somebody to else to call back. I've given you the options >> you with everything that I had to have on a boat to operate it. >> Are you willing to come over or not >> right now? >> Partially. >> I need 100% I'm willing to come over or you're not willing. >> But until you have it. >> Okay then. >> No, you're not. We're not playing this game of, "Oh, I'm gonna come." Oh, I'm not gonna come. >> Can we just wait for the >> I'm not waiting anymore, sir. I've given you plenty of time. >> I don't have anything to hide. So, >> okay then. If you don't have anything to hide, >> I should >> It's your call. You want to come over then? I'm telling you, if I do not see signs of impairment, it's not an entrapment. >> If I do not see signs of impairment during all of your tasks, >> here's the phone call. What's up? Yes. >> Yeah. >> Maybe. >> Let's go, sir. Come on, sir. >> Let's go. Come on. Okay. >> I mean, it's my dad. >> Yeah. I'm just If you want to >> I've been completely patient with you. >> You really have and I really appreciate it. >> Well, I have my voting license and so does JT. So, I mean, we're not really I'd be happy to voting ticket for causing a wick. >> Okay. >> In a place that I don't know. >> This is it. Yes or no? Are you coming over? cuz I'm not going to stand here and keep playing this game. I've already given you plenty of opportunities really including the sheriff's department. Okay. >> Okay. Speaker in 3 2 1 on speaker daddy. >> Yep. I'm here. You're on speaker with uh the sheriff here. I was uh causing awakening area that honestly I wasn't familiar with and he pulled me over and we went through the uh the boating certifications. I had all of it. We went through the life jackets, the firework signatures all here. And he wants me to do a field surprise test. >> If I deny it, he's putting me under arrest. >> I do it. I feel like he's going to get me. >> Calling your dad on speaker during a boating arrest is the kind of confidence that only exists right before consequences land. >> Still under arrest. >> Yes. >> So, it's the same thing. >> Especially on the water while rocking. >> I will take the arrest rather than the field. >> Hang up the phone, sir. I'm not hanging. >> All right, we'll put the phone down then. >> Larson's got my back on that. >> I mean, it sounds like trouble either way, but that's the way he recommended. >> All right. Well, trust and just take whatever suggests because at the end of the day, >> so I gave you the option. You can come over, do standard field sobriety test, or if you don't, then I have to make a decision on whether or not to arrest you based on my current observations. Based on my field sobriety test though, you will be able to arrest me and the case is >> but what is the current observation? >> Go ahead. Step over for me >> guys. >> Watch your step as you come across. Okay. >> Back to the >> We'll make sure. Come on back here for me. >> You're on video. >> All right. Go ahead and turn around for me. >> Yes, please. >> Turn around for me, sir. >> Put your hands behind your back. Now, don't cross them over for me. >> By this point, the officer wasn't deciding whether this was serious. He was deciding he'd waited long enough. There you go. Thank you. >> I appreciate that. >> No, I appreciate that. >> I hate the way that I was raised too with that. >> Are those feeling all right? >> This is how I was brought up. It's really crazy. >> Would you like me to? >> Nut. >> Okay. We've all got our voting license. Me, JT. We're fine. It's all good. Do you have uh anything in your pocket, sir? >> I don't think so. >> Okay. Do you have pockets on there? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. Do you have shoes on the boat that you want to wear? >> Do you have shoes on the boat that you want to wear? >> Oh, yeah. Sorry. >> Okay. >> Do you want to grab him his shoes? >> No, not those ones. The blue slides. >> Okay. Have a seat back here for me for a second. the Nautica slide. >> See right here? Have a seat right there for me. >> Really? >> Do you have a shirt that you want them to grab for you, too? So, you should have a shirt. >> Correct. >> He was uh creating wake in an idle speed zone. >> Correct. Okay. >> I just wanted I just wanted to verify. And you know, you know what's crazy is that I was wondering, >> are those your shoes? >> No. >> Freedom. >> Jerry's Doide. >> Jerry's side. >> It's just before the I75 overpass. >> I75. >> This is a freedom boat. >> River. >> Is this a freedom boat? Okay. >> Just asking you a simple question. >> Four times. I've told you that. >> He's fine. Just asking you for clarification. >> I'm being polite with you. >> I'm putting under arrest. >> I'm being polite with you. >> Yes, but I'm under arrest. >> Garrett, be polite because >> I am trying to be quiet, but it's really hard. >> Did you find his shoes? >> So, what'll happen is it's 8 hours from the I got his shirt. I'm just looking for his shoes. It'll be eight hours. >> Eight hours from the point of arrest, right? Then he'll be able to be released. The hardest part for people like this is realizing politeness doesn't cancel out an arrest. >> Question. Is this a full arrest or is this a just a detation? >> No, he's been arrested. >> This is an arrest, not a detation. >> He's been arrested. >> Okay. I was just wondering. >> I don't know. >> I'm sorry. >> Does he pass the what? the point of doing the BUI doing a standard field soiety test. >> Yeah. >> Have you charged him with a >> Yes, he's been he's been charged with voting while normal faculty. >> We won't do blood work. We'll give him the option to provide a breast sample if he >> I'm going to step over for a second. >> Step over the charges. I got you. >> You're good. Thank you. Do you have um >> attested? >> Not here. >> Back on land. >> The only >> the guy at the boat ramp >> or not at the boat ramp out at uh what's what's it called? >> Beer can island. >> Beer can he gave me this? Uh it was a manatee like prehistoric manatee rift. >> I have no idea if that's where that is. Do you mind if I slide by you guys there? I'll switch to you. >> So I just have a question. >> Yes, ma'am. Um, what is he being charged with >> or detained? >> I just told you that, ma'am. >> A bui. >> Voting on normal faculties and faire. Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Just Just checking. >> All right. Um, whose uh coolers are these? >> Uh, the small one is mine. Hers. >> And this big one is mine. >> Mind if I look in this big one again? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'll close this. >> Hold on. I'm going to move my sandwich. Sorry. I just don't want it to get soggy. >> I completely understand. >> You mind if I look in this photo here? >> And then uh can I take a quick peek under here as well? >> Yep. Absolutely. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Here you go. >> All right. Hey, he wanted to talk to you guys real quick before uh we get you guys out of here. First of all, sorry for the experience on the >> You want me to pick you up? And I hold the responsibility of taking you guys out. Make sure it's safe experience. >> Hey, bro. You're good. >> At this time, I remain to say that it was a safe experience, but for my safety, I have to do what I have to do. >> Hey, >> my keys are underneath the visor. >> Justin >> will drive my truck home. >> Okay. I'm going to have to sit you down now because I got to disconnect the line so this lady can take over. Okay. Any last things you want to tell them? >> Make sure you get everything out of the boat. >> Okay. All right. Come on back in here now. >> Watch your step right there. Okay. >> I hate to say it, but you guys just caused a wake through a wake. Sorry. Are we >> The irony of arguing about what counts as a wake immediately after causing another wake was almost poetic. >> Yeah, you're damn right you did. >> Yeah. This So every boat's different, right? >> No, there's a wake's a wake. >> So every boat's different, right? So this is idle for this boat. >> Your bows always settled in water. >> Yeah. And I could have made the same argument. Looks like I will be. Am I allowed to just for my future knowledge? I know it's not going to happen now. won't affect you guys in the future. But am I allowed to bring someone at this point with me on the boat >> on our boat? >> Yes. >> Oh, no, sir. >> What? What do you mean? >> As a witness, cuz now I'm totally under your guys' control. You can do whatever you want. >> So, we all have our body cameras, right? >> I know. I'm not gonna Your weight now is much less than it was five minutes ago in a non-weight zone. So, the ballast thing is I'm not buying it. >> Very observant. >> I'm not I'm not trying to be that guy at all either. I'm just saying now at hand goes behind the boat because of that. >> Am I [snorts] walking into a rough situation? >> No. No, sir. Listen, they're gonna just like I have a responsibility to for your uh your well-being, they have a responsibility for your well-being as well. >> I understand. And and that I mean that makes sense. I get it. So, as long as you just do what they tell you, right? Just keep to yourself, you'll be fine. >> General, >> the boater was charged with boating under the influence, careless vessel operation, and operating a vessel in a prohibited manner. Moving on to the next case where a 24-year-old Tesla driver turned a routine DUI stop into a full-blown entitlement meltdown. What starts with speeding and refusal quickly spirals into fleeing police, resisting arrest, and repeatedly calling daddy like adulthood suddenly stopped applying to her. The worst part, even after nearly causing a disaster in a residential neighborhood, she still believed she was the victim. >> Hey. Hey, victim. I'm in a Tesla just took off. Turn off the vehicle. Hands out of the window. >> Why are you running from me? What? >> Why are you running? Don't get out of the Stay in the vehicle right now. >> Where are you? >> Just stay there for now. Why are you >> both stay in the vehicle? >> The question was simple. Her answer was running. >> She's getting out. >> What is all this? >> Come here. Come here. Stand in front of my patrol vehicle right now. Right now, ma'am. Sorry. What are you accusing me of, >> ma'am? >> Yeah. >> You need to come over here right now. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm telling you to. >> You're running from me. >> I did not. I'm right here. >> Yeah. Now you are. You need to get over here right now. >> For what? >> Turn around. >> For what? >> 51. She's refusing to comply. Get Hey, >> get out of the vehicle. >> You got Bro, I own this. >> Actively resistant. >> The second she says, "I own this," you already know accountability has never visited this house. >> Get out of the Get out of the vehicle. >> She's taking off. 51. I'm in pursuit again. 51. We're taking a left, a right on Jamaican Street. Taking a left on North Bama Drive. We're stopping you. >> Turn off the vehicle. Sheriff's Office. >> Stop me over. >> Oh my god. Dad, they're arresting me. >> Most people call a lawyer after the arrest. She called dad during it. What the hell? Dude, what are you doing? >> Don't resist. >> What are you doing, dude? You didn't even know me. >> Dad, they're arresting me. >> Stop resisting. >> Dad. Dad. >> Get on your >> Dad. Get me on the floor. [crying] Dad. [screaming] God, I don't know what I did. What am I doing? What are you doing this? >> When >> Why are you doing this? Why are you doing [crying] this? Why? Why? My cat is in the car. Why are you doing this? >> Okay, let go. >> No, I'm not. My dad is on the phone and he's >> Hey, [screaming] hey, >> you are not going to kick me. This is not okay. Every kick is the sound of charges multiplying. >> Get your leg over here and turn over. >> She's actively fighting still. What happened? What? You >> good? >> Yeah. >> We're right here. I go up to try to walk up to her. She sees me. She takes off. I throw on my lights and starts [laughter] speeding like 60 mph through the neighborhood. Then she took off again. >> Oh, my face hurts. >> I'm I'm sure a lot right now. >> No, this is what happens when you flee and then you kick me. >> I didn't flee and I didn't kick you. >> So those lights and sirens mean nothing. >> We're just out here. >> I can call my father. No, >> he owns the island. 151. You can >> My father owns the island might be the most expensive sentence she's ever said. >> See her? >> Call my father. >> I'm not calling your dad. >> Then what do you call >> How old are you? How old are you? >> I'm 24. >> Okay, 24. We don't need to call your dad. >> You're right. And you're not going to take me in either. >> Get down. >> No, I'm not. Sorry. >> You are not going anywhere. >> Oh my god. >> I made the speed report just to let you know. I did 86 getting here. >> I think it's more than warranted. >> I think my dad's going to come right here. >> You could have someone. >> Yes, you. >> Yeah, I thought you too, but you're >> She admits she could have killed someone like it's a minor inconvenience. >> And my dad's going to be here right now to tell you Listen, until you slow your down. >> Can you talk to my dad? >> No, I'm not talking to your dad. You're a You're a 24year-old adult. >> You want to try to get her out? I'm on his property. >> I don't really care. >> Oh, my cat is in the car. >> You need to notify him. >> I don't need to notify anyone. You're an adult. >> Can you not? >> I'm not notifying anyone. >> You want to put her in the back? >> Wait, what's happening? >> She said one. I can smell it. >> Yeah, I know. >> What did I do? >> You ran from me. >> You one. You ran. That's one. >> Two. You ran from what? >> Him. How much? You know what? I'm not even going to ask you any questions. All right. You got her. I'm going to go ahead and pat her down. >> Yeah. >> Liam. >> All right. Just hold her. I don't I don't trust her. >> No. I'm 24 years old. I am not calling your dad. >> I'm here on my dad's property. >> You're in the middle of the road. >> Yeah. What did I do, bro? >> Okay. For the third time, you fled. >> I dropped my >> You ran too. >> By now, officers have explained it repeatedly. She's not confused. She's refusing reality. >> You ran too. >> Do you have anything on you that >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Well, >> don't act all shocked. >> Oh, no. I just like I'm shocked at this happen. >> Okay. Well, Please call my dad. >> No. I listen. >> No. I need my dad here before you do anything to me. >> No. That's not how this works. You're 24 years old. Turn around. >> I don't care. >> That was adrenaline rush. >> I didn't do anything wrong and I need my dad here. >> So, can we even do the >> You don't need your dad. You're >> I didn't do anything wrong. So, why are you doing this? >> Play stupid games. Win stupid prizes. >> Play stupid games. win felony packages. >> We have an RP that said she was intoxicated. I find her parked right here. >> I put my spotlight and walk. If she sees me, >> she takes off. I throw my lights and she's going like 60 swerving running stop signs >> and then she gets out of the vehicle. I have her taser point. I'm telling her like just stay there. She gets out >> and then she runs back in the vehicle, rolls up the window and then takes off flying even faster like you >> uh he's the police. I didn't know that. >> I I only told you 10 times. >> Did you see this? >> He did do that. >> Did you see this? >> Oh, no. Oh, no. Cuz I could hear his sirens on the radio. >> If I saw that, I would have >> Yeah, I know. That's That's where I went. >> Oh, you are not doing this. >> You're lucky I didn't tase you. I swear. >> Lean against car. >> Who are you guys? What are you doing to me? You >> She keeps acting like this is a misunderstanding instead of a collapse. >> Why? >> Why? >> Why? >> What do you want to do? >> And what do you need me to do? >> We got police looting, reckless driving. >> I want to do a DUI investigation. >> I I'm at least going to give her the chance. >> Yeah. >> Are you going to do the field exercise? >> Take off on us the first time. Can I talk to my >> here? Let me read her. Miranda >> family. >> No, you're not. Let me talk to my father. >> You're not talking to anyone right now. >> No. >> She was on the phone with the father. So, let's be careful. >> Okay. >> We battery. >> She tried. She ain't getting >> You're backing up the charges. You need to chill. >> The officer sound less angry than exhausted. Entitlement is exhausting. noise. >> You need to talk to my father and stop holding me like this. >> You're 24 years old. You're an adult. You don't need your help. >> This is his property. >> It's not. We're on the We're on >> Why are you doing this? >> Why are you doing this, dude? This is coming from one of his houses. >> Are you Are you going to do fieldy exercises? >> Are you going to do field sobriety exercises if you were under the investigation? I'm not under hand. She's going to fight. I'm not under the influence. Do my three houses. >> I suspect that you are under the influence. >> I was just in one of them. >> Do you want to participate in standard field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief that you're driving under the influence? >> Yes, of course I'm not. I'm not. I'm not driving. I clean. You need to listen. >> Clean for 3 years. >> I've been clean for three years. >> Okay. Oh my god. I don't know why this is happening to me. [laughter] >> All right. Um, you want me to go ahead and ask >> get it set up? >> Are you going to do field sobriety exercises, ma'am? >> I need to know if you're >> I need you to bring my dad. >> No. No, that's not going to happen. Ma'am, I need to know. Are you gonna do field sobriety exercises or not? Who is this man? >> I don't know. That's my dad. >> Okay. Well, he's got to go. >> No, he doesn't. >> Yes. Yes. >> Dad. >> Dad. >> Dad. >> I've been living on this island for 3 years. Why do you do this to me now? I don't get it, dude. >> Code five. Ma'am, >> can you just talk to my dad? Don't talk to me. I'm here. I'm here. >> Code five. Ma'am, the amount of lives that you just put at risk is ridiculous. >> Okay. I have no sympathy for you right now. You could have easily someone. There are little kids that live in this neighborhood. >> The terrifying part isn't the speeding. It's how little she cared about who could have. >> The fact that you would run from me. Walk up on him like that again. >> You are You do not know how lucky you are. You didn't >> That's how you got your empathy, right? >> All right. I don't know if we can do him, but she's resisting. >> Yeah. No, Dad. >> Debbie. >> She's resisting. I don't want to take her out of handcuffs. >> Dad, they have no reason. >> Dad. >> All right. Yeah, we're not going to do them. Is she padded down? up. >> Can I talk to him? >> Get in. >> I don't know. >> Get in. Get in. Dad, >> we got resisting with violence. >> She still thinks the biggest issue here is not getting enough explanations. >> You have a hobble. >> You didn't tell me why you're putting me in the car. >> Cuz you were going to jail. >> Why? Jesus. >> Get the Why am I going to jail? >> This thing again [screaming] with us. Why am I going to jail? What did I do? [laughter] >> What did I do? [crying] >> What did I do? >> Huh? >> Calm down. >> You can try. >> What did I do? >> You going to calm down? >> What am I going to jail? >> Are you going to calm down if you talk to your dad? >> But why did I go to jail? >> Yes. Before we let you talk to my dad's talk to her, >> please talk to my dad. Please >> listen to me. I am going to stand you up and I'm going to let you talk to your dad. You try to hit another one of these deputies and you are not talking to him. >> I won't. I just want to talk to my dad. >> She's getting bad. She's trying to get up. >> He's got resisting with >> Absolutely. >> You want to smell the alcohol coming off your breath? >> No, I need to talk to my dad. >> Okay, he's coming off. Oh, already. [snorts] You have to calm down. >> Why are they copy? >> You've been drinking and you were speeding. >> Even Dad knows she detonated her own life in real time. >> And and now the way you've acted, you've gotten yourself in a deep hole and they're going to take you. You're going to have >> down to the point. >> There's nothing I can do. >> Just Just see why. >> 511. Can you roll that roll that >> What did I do? >> Well, you don't know anything. >> What did I You know what? You know what you found? >> No, I don't. What did I do? >> Wait. just you don't worry so >> why are they upset with dad why are they upset >> you don't need to ask why you don't need to do anything except know that you're going to jail and you'll do this >> that's the moment the fantasy ends daddy can't negotiate physics sirens or felony charges Stop. Do a different way. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Because you were speeding. You ran stop signs. >> Where was I speeding? >> That's probably 149. >> Well, do they know >> that? Do they know where I was speeding? They were behind you. >> Behind me where? It's going to be 142929. They're >> going to check. >> What? You didn't tell me. They didn't even read me my rights. Don't >> have to. All right, man. We don't have >> Dad. They didn't read me my rights and they don't tell me why I'm going in. >> I told you. >> Dad, >> you resist. You're going to catch more. >> I'm not resisting. I'm right here. >> Right now, Is there a double? >> What is happening? >> We told you. >> No, but like I >> So, you and I are going to go to DUI. So, I'm the only BTO. >> Can I talk to my dad? Can I talk to my dad? >> I'm heading out. Okay. Where am I going? Why? >> She got out of her cuffs. >> Slipping out of handcuffs after everything else is like adding gasoline to a house fire. >> You got out of the cuffs? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We're not playing this game, Stephanie. >> No. >> Can you turn? No. No. No. S. >> Just to let you know. I know you're not happy about what's going on. >> What's going on? >> I know. But >> I have smaller guns. >> I have cameras on my cart. >> I have cameras, too, man. >> Perfect. >> Perfect. >> What did I do wrong? I didn't do anything wrong. >> You did. >> You ran from me. >> You ran from me. >> Oh, no. You're just going to have to do it super tight. >> I feel bad for the dad. >> He's >> You have a problem. >> He has. Yes. >> She didn't. [laughter] >> No, that's still not >> even supposed to. >> That's still not tight enough. >> Tight. It hurts. >> Yeah. You've already slipped out of it once. >> I can, but that can't. >> I don't know. I think it'll be okay. She slips out, we'll pull over. >> I'm tired of dealing with this. >> You hear that, man? No one said that. >> No, I know. I know. [laughter] I didn't hurt anybody. I didn't do anything wrong. Why is this happening to me? It's not what you're supposed to do. What? >> Stop people. >> You could have someone with Stephanie. >> Stop people from hurting the others. >> She keeps saying she did nothing wrong while officers describe the exact nightmare scenario she almost caused. >> You could have killed someone, but I have zero sympathy for you right now. If a kid would have walked down the street and you would have hit him, you would have been charged with >> All right. Well, good for you to know. I >> that multiple kids have walked out in front of me and I stopped and let them cross either. >> How fast you were going, you would have had no time to stop, Stephanie. >> Well, I did. >> You could have yourself. >> The difference between nothing happened and tragedy was pure luck. >> Others and me, >> but I didn't. So, what do you >> Thank God you didn't. Thank God. >> You're just being [ __ ] >> I'm going to ask you one more time. Why am I here? >> You're going to jail. >> The accused appeared to face charges including DUI investigation, fleeing and eluding police, reckless driving, resisting arrest with violence, and multiple counts of resisting officers after twice fleeing traffic stops, and physically fighting deputies. Moving on to the next case, where a drunk woman manages to get herself arrested almost immediately after officers arrive. Some people think being loud, aggressive, and impossible to control will somehow change the outcome. But this was the kind of meltdown that was only heading in one direction. Within seconds, the entire night completely unraveled. >> Turn around. >> No. >> Turn around. >> No. >> There was no reason for that. >> There was no reason for >> Wait. Please, please, please don't. >> Stop. >> Turn around. >> No. >> Turn around. No, stand up. >> There was no reason for that. >> There was no reason for that. >> That's shut the off and left him before you. >> Get off. Get off of her. >> She's nice. >> Turn around. >> Yeah, it is. She's drunk. I'm waiting on her ride to get here so I don't have to bring her because she has a responsible ride on the way. But she won't chill out till they get here. >> I'm chill. >> No, you're not, bro. >> I am. But you >> So why does he have you in handcuffs? >> You tell me. >> Because he You just tried to swing on me, Stephanie. >> I didn't try to swing on you. >> No, I didn't. Why would I try to swing on you >> when you're my best friend? >> I know I am. >> So why are you telling me I try to swing on you when I didn't? So why would you just say I start swearing you wear anything? >> Because they don't know that. >> So why would you say that? Because they saw you. >> You hold her. >> Be quiet. Please. Just don't say anything else. Stephanie, I'm trying to help you. >> The smartest thing said all night was be quiet. Naturally, it went ignored immediately. >> Just don't say anything else. Okay. >> Yeah. Just >> Stephanie, please. >> I know you. >> I know you are. Why you did this? >> That's why you did this. That's why I'm telling you to be quiet. Stephanie, just listen. >> You're going to have her go get your car. >> He said her. You want to go get your car with her? >> All right, ma'am. >> Stephanie, if you would just be quiet. >> All right, go ahead and sit down. >> I've been quiet. No, you haven't. Because theing bartender came up to me 10 times and asked me to back up. Quiet. All right. >> I need your name. >> What's your name? >> Because there are tricks that she won't. >> Okay. It's going to be faster than 5 minutes because like the cops are here right now. I don't know her last. >> Please. Please hurry. I know you can't. >> Can you stand over here for me, please? [screaming] >> All right. I need you to stand. I I understand. I need you to stand over here for me. I'll talk to you in a second. >> All right. I need your name. Oh, right now >> you don't my >> cuz I need your ID cuz you're not answering. >> I asked you. I told you exactly. My name is Steph. >> Oh, did you? >> Nothing exposes drunken confidence faster than screaming at the people deciding whether your night gets worse. >> Yeah, I did. >> All right. Why are you talking to me like that? >> Cuz you're screaming in my face. >> I'm not. >> 85 Coco Beach. >> Stoping talking. >> Shut up. You shut up. What? >> I I think the best thing to do is for you to be to walk away right now. I'm not say you're just your island. Hurry up. Can you walk over there for me, please? >> You're going to jail. >> Station battery. >> I didn't do battery about anything. Yeah. >> This is where denial fully takes over. She's arguing with reality while reality is putting her in cuffs. >> Stop screaming. >> Did I give you battery? >> Let's walk over there. >> Is that your Is that her phone? >> All right. >> It's the problem. The girl that's been asking me not to go through is asking me not to. >> What's up? >> So, what's the problem? >> So, what is the problem? >> 26. We already told you. >> What is it? >> We already told you. >> Which is what? >> Which is what? >> You're going to jail for disorderly intoxin battery. >> Thank you, Phil. Thank you, Phil. >> You shoved her. >> No, I'm going over what you said. >> No, we're not. We're going. So, >> I didn't What did I do? >> What did you see? >> We watched you. >> Pull up the >> I didn't shove her. >> Demanding video evidence while multiple officers watched it happen is a level of confidence only alcohol can manufacture. >> I didn't at all. Did I shove you? >> Did I shove you? >> Who are youing pushing >> you? >> Why? >> Cuz you keep sitting around. Um, relax. >> Not really. >> All right. Do you want to get all these bracelets off now or at the gym? >> We're about to have another one. Who am I fighting? Did I ever want to fight you? >> I don't want to [ __ ] fight you. >> Just stop. You >> all right? You ready? >> You >> slide in. >> All right. Watch your Watch your feet. I don't want to squish your foot. >> Is that Is that her phone or is it Is this her phone or was the one we grabbed her phone? >> Her phone. >> This is her phone. >> There was one on the table. There was one on the table. >> Yeah, I think so. >> Okay. And that one's hers. >> Okay. We We're going to need that cuz she's going to want it. >> Why the are you raping me for what? >> Cuz you're being >> For what? when she just told me not to personal charge [screaming] to them. >> The victim mentality arrived right on schedule. >> Why are you pushing on my throat? >> Stop. >> Don'ting touch me, you put your seat belt on. >> You just mying Trying to put your seat belt on. >> You just broke my knee. You f you. >> I hate you. >> Some people don't hit rock bottom all at once. They rehearse for it publicly, one arrest at a time. >> I didn't see her. He didn't fight anybody. Sorry. That's just the girl fighting her. >> All right. I got to swap you. >> Okay. Her boyfriend is pulling out. He dropped her. >> Okay, that's fine. I'll talk to him when he gets here then. >> Okay. The police officer said he will talk to you when we get here. Please, Aaron, hurry up. Please. >> I got to I got to give her her phone. >> He's taking the phone. So, please hurry up. >> No, just watch behind you. >> Yeah, that's why I said watch. We're not going to get a victim for another girl. Just take a seat. >> Okay. >> Do we have a purse? >> Everything's on your hood. Are you her boyfriend? >> Yeah. >> All right, man. So, she's going to jail night for disorderly intoxin battery. All right. We were here on a different call and I watched her shove one of the other ladies over there. Okay. And then she's screaming, acting a fool. All right. So, she is going to jail tonight for disorderly intoxin battery. All right. So, she's and she'll have her purse and her phone with her. All right. She'll be a she should be able to bail out tomorrow in the morning because it it'll take them a while to booger. and her being drunk. They usually make him sober up before they'll turn him out. No worries. The Bvard County Jail up in Coco. >> Are you okay? >> What's wrong? >> No. No. Not okay. >> I don't know why you just don't chill out. >> She clearly had too much to drink tonight and can't control herself. >> That's okay. >> Even her own boyfriend sounds less shocked than exhausted. >> So that's the problem. I got here late as so I didn't have that many drinks already. >> Who was she? Who was she getting in an altercation with here? Do you know those people? >> Me. But that's the thing. >> Well, no. I watched her show you here, but like right here she there was a group of people here. You don't know them? >> I'm saying she's No, >> I don't know why she was yelling at them. She's being >> drunk. >> Yes. >> So, that's what she's going to jail for right now is this early intoxication. >> It's causing a disturbance while being highly intoxicated. Can we please? I like I got a ride to come to her. She just went to shut the up. I >> I get that, but it's too late now. Once it happens. >> By this point, everyone around her understands the situation except the one person causing it >> in front of us. >> I say there's only so much we can do when people do something right in front of us. >> And it happened several times >> in front of you. >> In front of you like she was acting crazy, spasmatic. She acts like that 24/7. >> Correct. She can't search. As an [screaming] off >> Okay. Can I talk to her before? >> Yeah. Do you want to talk to her? Hey, can you roll down the back window real quick? >> She's like hiding in the back. >> Why are you looking at you? No. You did this for no reason. >> So listen, she >> stop yelling. Stop. Hey, stop. >> She still couldn't stay quiet for 10 seconds. That pretty much summarizes the entire arrest. >> Listen to me. I tell you right now, you don't shoot. >> All right, roll the window up. We're done. Roll the window up. Get your hand out. Roll the window up. >> You won't shut the up for 10 seconds, bro. All right. >> Hey, do you have do you have her you have her boyfriend's contact information yet? >> I literally don't. Can I get her phone back real quick? >> No, she's going to need it with her. >> So, >> you know how to get you up there? >> I just talked to him. >> You did? >> I did talk to him. >> What did he say? >> I told him where she's going to where she's going to be. He He didn't seem super surprised. >> She was charged with disorderly intoxication and battery after officers witnessed her shove another woman while heavily intoxicated. Moving on to the next case, where a woman turned a simple trespassing warning into a full meltdown over a phone charger. What should have been a twominute walk off the property slowly became another reminder that some people would rather fight authority than accept they already lost the argument. >> Oh, I got like a young young wife in she's a little bit crazy, but I want her to be trespass. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> You just want to trespass. You want to press charges if she doesn't want to leave? Our quest this one. Yeah. >> Hey. >> Hi. >> Are you with with are you with anybody else or just alone? >> No. No. I'm alone. >> Okay. So, security here, they're giving you a warning right now. They want you trespass for me. Mean >> security here. They're giving you a warning right now and they want you trespass. Meaning you can't come back, right? >> So they're not they're denying you service and they just want you to leave at this point. >> I'm going to get my ticket. >> You're going to get your ticket. You're going to have to go somewhere else. >> What do you mean somewhere else? >> So yeah, you can't stay here after this warning. If you stay here, come back and tourist, right? >> But sir, you don't understand. >> All right. So listen. She kept arguing like persistence was magically going to change reality >> for tonight. They're not going to sell you a ticket for whatever reason. You guys had an argument or whatever. They want to refuse services. So, they're asking you to leave the property. If you refuse to leave, you're going to go to jail. So, what we need you to do right now is gather your belongings and make your way off property. >> But I'm charging my phone. >> It doesn't matter. You have to go somewhere else. >> Are you for real? >> Yes. >> For real? >> So, please gather your belongings and make your way off property. >> So, you're not even listening to me. There's no option on this. This is a decision off of the business and we're just telling you what the business is requesting. >> Buy the freaking ticket. >> You're not going to buy a ticket. They're not going to sell you anything. >> Why? >> We're not going to sit here and explain it. Gather your belongings. >> Can you stand up? >> No. Go ahead. Gather your things. Make your way outside. tickets. That's wrong, sir. What are you doing? And you're not even letting me explain. There's no need to explain. This is what the business wants and you just have to comply. Okay. The entire situation could have ended with a simple walk to the sidewalk. Instead, she turned leave the property into a personal battle. You guys are wrong. You're not listening. >> Exit this way. >> Exit that way. >> You You guys don't do your >> other way, ma'am. You got to go to your right. >> You have to leave property. >> It's completely off of the property. So, the parking lot, everything. If you need to make a phone call to, let's say, have someone pick you up, just do that across the street. You can't do it here. Understand? >> Do it here. >> This is still the property. >> We're still giving you We're still giving you a chance right now, right? >> So, to explain this is the property. You have to head on out. update for 8:30 p.m. >> You guys are >> I'm not leaving. >> You're not leaving? Again, I'm going to give you a chance. If you do not leave, you're going to go to jail. >> That's the next option. >> This is the moment Pride officially became more important than common sense. Ma'am, you got to keep walking. >> Listen, I'll say this one last time. Get off property or go to jail. Pick up your bag and continue to walk. Is she or not? Step back. Okay, >> you're under arrest. >> And just like that, a trespassing warning became a full-blown arrest. Do not tense off. Don't resist. Stop. Stop pulling back. >> Scratch me again. See what happens. >> Let me know when you're ready. >> Oh, you just got fat Leo charges. >> My phone. >> Yeah. >> I need my phone. >> No. We're going to go to the car. >> Ow. Ow. Ow. Hold on. You're hurting me. should have thought about that before you just attacked police officer. >> The screaming started the second consequences became physical. >> Please, please stop. You're hurting me. >> Spread your legs. Spread your feet. >> You're hurting me, sir. Please >> stop moving. >> Please stop. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Please. Please. Please. You're hurting me. She carried herself like the victim right up until the handcuffs clicked. >> Okay. >> You're hurting me. >> Let me know when you're done. >> One sec. She has money on the side. >> That's mine. >> Yes. It's going to go with you. Don't worry. Ready? >> Yep. >> My shoe. What do you want me to do? I got to do a report now for this. You want just take the whole thing? >> Uh, yeah, sure. >> I'm giving you another chance just to make stuff easy, right? Like the same way I was giving you a chance to leave willingly so that this didn't happen. I'm giving you a chance right now to just say your name and your name uh date of birth. No. One bad decision rarely destroys people. It's the stubborn chain reaction afterward that does the damage. She was arrested and faced a felony charge for attacking a police officer along with a misdemeanor trespassing charge for refusing to leave the property after repeated warnings.