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This entitled real estate agent filed a bogus privacy complaint on YouTube to try to get this body cam removed. And this entitled casting director thought that she was too famous to be arrested, and she had one of the biggest meltdowns I've seen in a while. >> I was selling I'm a famous famous person, crazy. How could I be a famous person and be a felon? How could I make 131 movies and be a felon? >> But before we take a look at these two crazy body cams, I have a huge announcement. It is not a sponsored segment. As you guys may have heard, I hired retired law enforcement officers last month. The first one was Sergeant Ron Keys. It went very well. He already has 5,000 subscribers, and he's dropping a new video tomorrow, by the way. Well, now I can finally announce that I have also hired prosecutor Matthew Hansen. Now, Matt is going to be a breath of fresh air on the body cam genre because he has been a lawyer for over 31 years. He was also an advocate judge in the military, and he is a former prosecutor. So, he's able to give you guys a different insight on body cams because he has a wealth of legal knowledge as well as experience. And on top of that, he's pretty funny. I really enjoy working with him. So, I think you guys are going to love his content, and he just dropped his first video. So, if you could do me a huge favor, when you're done watching this video, go to his channel, watch the first video, and give us some constructive criticism. I do the editing, he does the voiceover. I think he crushed it. The video's really good. So, I'll give you the link towards the end of these two body cams, but without further ado, let's get started. >> Literally just hopped in work. Everyone good? No medical attention? >> No medical attention. >> All right. You were the driver? That car? You were the driver? Okay, I'll speak separately, okay? >> Yeah, of course. >> All right, I'll speak to you first. >> Yeah. >> My My body camera's on, okay? >> Thank you. >> You mind telling me what happened? >> Yeah, of course. I was coming from showing client a property in Warminster. >> Where's that at? agent. Where's that again? >> I love the future. It's on Speedball. >> Okay. >> Do you want the exact number? >> Um yeah, just in case it's not like Township jurisdiction or >> Yeah, of course. >> What's it next to? >> It's right next to Warminster. >> Okay. All right, so you're by Catello Avenue by the highway. >> Exactly, right on the corner. >> And when you turn, that's when you said you unsure how we said How did you say it again? The other car was in your lane or >> It could have. Again, if there were cameras, I would love to see them. >> Okay. >> there may or may not >> So, where was your Where were you at again? >> I should have been directly lefting cuz I was going to also make that left in South Park. >> Okay, and you unsure how both vehicles collided? >> I mean >> Okay. >> It It all happened so fast. I also I'm just telling you probably but I got into a pedestrian hit-and-run December of '21. >> Okay. >> And I just got my car fixed >> Uh-huh. >> for again, another hit-and-run, apparently. That's where I'm at. Um So, I'm very careful. Honestly. I mean, I could die the first time. I was a pedestrian. Or at least could have been paralyzed. >> Mhm. >> The only reason why I found the person that hit me is because of ring cameras, honestly. >> Okay. >> Um so, I'm beyond careful. Beyond like, you know, crossing the street being in the car. >> Okay. And what were you doing before this, out of curiosity? >> I was showing client >> Okay. >> a property down in Speedball. >> Okay. And then you just came You were by Speedball. Okay. >> So, this lady's a real estate agent, and I guess one of her tactic to sell houses is to get your customer drunk, which is an idea, I guess, but it won't work out in her favor since she's going to end up getting arrested over this. Now, even if she didn't get arrested, I don't know if that strategy would be 100% successful because buying a house is not an impulse purchase. Sure, you might visit the house, get drunk, and now you want to buy it. By the time you sober up, you're back to your normal self. So, I don't know if her strategy is going to pay off in the long run. >> I'm just going to ask, have you had anything to drink today? >> I had one drink. >> Okay. >> 3 hours ago, honestly. >> Okay. Where at? >> Horseshoe, right next to our new place. >> Okay. All right. Yeah, cuz I I can smell it. All right. Yeah. >> Got to try to drink. >> Okay. You said you only had one? >> Literally only one. >> Okay. Roughly how long ago was that? >> 3 hours. >> 3 hours ago, and you just and after the Horseshoe, what did you do? >> Showplace. >> Okay. All right. Um Based on So, I can smell it, right? And I'm I'm also certified for uh um HGN and like HGN space with the DWI test. Are you willing to just do some pre-exit tests with me, make sure you're okay to drive? >> Of course. Do you want me to? Sure. >> All right. All right. So, if you want, you can put your stuff in your pocket. All right. So, again, you said you only had one drink, right? Okay. All right. So, I'm going to just do two pre-exits, okay? So, basically, you're just going to follow my thumbs. You don't have to do it right now. If you don't understand, I'll explain it carefully, okay? So, with each thumb, you're going to count out loud each finger. You're going to count 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1. You get it? With my thumbs, but you're going to do the same thing. Do you get it, or do you want me to explain it one more time? All right. >> 1 2 3 [music] 4 4 3 2 1. >> Okay. All right. Um, are you able to count from 0 to 100? >> Sure. >> Are you able to count from 100 to 0 backwards? >> Sure. >> Okay. Can you count from 85 to 63 backwards? >> Yes. >> Can you do it for me? >> Sure. >> So, before we take a look at her attempt to count backwards, I just want to point out that looks can be extremely deceiving because this woman is very cooperative when it comes to body cam suspects. However, behind the scenes, she tries to take down her video. Because this video originally appeared on the channel Transparency Body Cam, which is a really good friend of the channel. I talked to him all the time. Really solid dude. And his primary interest is to be a journalist. So, he's very objective when he releases these body cams. There's no commentary that gives opinions. It's just pure facts. And this woman filed a false privacy complaint against him claiming that he was infringing on her privacy even though her arrest is a public record. Which shows that she's trying to avoid accountability by destroying the evidence of her crime online. And lady, I guess you're new to the internet, but that was a bad call because now I'm about to introduce you to the Streisand effect. And I don't think you're going to like it. >> 85 83 82 82 81 80 79 78 76 75, 74 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 64 Sorry, 65, 64 63, 62, 60 you said 63 right? I'll pass that. >> You may begin. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1001 1001, 1002, 1003, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1008, 1009 >> You can lift it up and keep going. >> 1001 10, 1001, 1002, 1003, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1008, 1009, 1010 >> 2 seconds >> 1011, 1012, 1013, 1014, 1019, 1030, 1031, 1032, 1033 >> Perfect. All right. >> So her story is not adding up. If she only had one drink, there's no way she would be that off balance. So yeah, I'm going to press X to doubt on that one. I think she probably had three or four drinks at the bare minimum. >> How do you What's your name again? I forgot. >> Name's Rachel. >> Rachel Rachel, how many drinks have you really had? >> Literally only one. >> Well, like I said, I am certified in the eye exam, and I I can smell the alcohol. >> Yeah. >> And you really only had one? >> Literally only one. >> Are you sure? >> Literally only one. >> What kind of drink was it? >> It was a martini, a lychee martini. >> Okay. And you you were only there for 3 hours and you had one drink. >> Correct. Well, 3 hours, drinking a drink, and then saw my place, and then came back. >> So, I'm I'm confused. You were there for how long? >> We got there 45 minutes early to see place. >> Mhm. >> Then we saw the place. >> Mhm. >> Spent a half hour, and then I did go to sushi lounge, but did not have a drink there. I had edamame there. And a hand roll. >> All right. One second, okay? >> Of course. Breathing. >> Rachel, come here. >> Yes. >> All right. So, based on my training experience, okay? I I I understand you said one drink, but I I do believe you are impaired. >> What I said is >> Okay. So, do me a favor, put your hands behind your back and be arrested. >> Put my hands behind my back? Okay. >> Okay. >> Breathing. >> Okay. >> Breathing. You got it. You're so sweet. >> Yeah. I'll get it. I'll get it. Don't worry. Um You mind if we go in your car cuz we're on the other side. Yeah. >> We're going to be in the third car anyway. >> Yep. Donny, can you come? It's going to be a 402 DUI card. Separate card. I'll send you all the information. >> Breathing. >> 42100 Come in. >> So, the rest of the video was rather uneventful, and like I said, she is very deceiving, very polite, very cordial on camera, on the body cam, but then behind the scenes, she does everything to avoid accountability. Now, she was charged with DUI. Let's move on to the next body cam. >> She wants to pay for this. Okay. >> Okay, I'm just going to explain that um >> Look, look, we we we can have this conversation. I want to read you something. It doesn't necessarily mean that you're under arrest or anything, but you're not You don't feel like you're free to leave, right? >> No, I don't feel like I'm free to leave. >> So, I got to read this to you, okay? And then we can have whatever conversation that you want to have, if you choose that. Okay? So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Okay? Do you understand each of these rights as I've read them to you? Do you wish to talk to me? >> I do [music] need to talk to you. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> You're okay. >> I'm just going to explain my situation. [music] Uh I'm on medication. My husband has been sick for 10 minutes now. I'm going to a wake. >> Okay. >> The medication I take costs what you paid. I will stop taking it. I just feel I have never stolen before. I It's my husband. I can't answer this now. >> Just just >> Can I call you right back, please? I'm going to have to let you go for a second. I'll call you right back. He's going to kill me. I just want you to know that I I can't pay you for this. >> Okay. >> I have money. I am famous. I can't have it displayed for I'm a casting director. I made 137 movies. I do I do It's not a felony. And the only reason I did it was I took the medication I shouldn't have taken because of my anxiety. I offered to pay for it the minute he caught me. I was honest from the beginning. I just don't want to go to jail. I can't go to jail. My husband's sick um and my business If I go to jail, I could lose everything. Google me. You'll see I made 137 movies. I do I do It's not a felony. >> No, no, no, no. >> So, earlier she said something that has me scratching my head. She said, I take medication that causes kleptomania. Now, that's a new one. I don't think I heard that one before. And let's give her benefit of the doubt. Let's humor her for a second. I know there are some medications that can cause a change in behavior, for sure, that is true. But, if that does happen, you are supposed to stop the medication right away and talk to your doctor. Now, if she's claiming that it caused a change in behavior and it made her a thief, then, you know, that's on her because she's supposed to stop it immediately. Now, I don't even know why I'm entertaining this nonsense because it's probably an excuse that she pulled out straight from her [ __ ] >> It's not a felony. >> It's Rita, right? >> Yeah, Rita. >> Rita, do you just have your ID for me? >> Sure. >> Thank you so much. >> I I just can't go to jail for this. It's a misdemeanor. >> Rita, you May I ask what medication do you take for your anxiety? >> and and I shouldn't have done it. Look, I could pay for anything. Please, just let me pay a little bit at the door. Please. Have some compassion. I'll never come in this store and do it again. >> Well, I believe they'll probably also want you trespassed from here. >> I'll never come back to this store again. Never again will I come back to this store. I I just can't get arrested. I was arrested once in my life when a guy beat the [ __ ] out of me and I saved him 11 times and I went to write his island to save my life. I cannot go back to jail. Not not for this. Can you please tell me what's going to happen? I'm sorry. >> I'm going to double check with dispatch. Put on the call. Thank you. >> Listen, I was honest from the get-go. I did not lie to him because I knew what I was doing was wrong. I go to church every Sunday. I go Bible, study. I know I shouldn't be doing this. I know I shouldn't. I'm not a criminal. Apparently today I was. >> What's a good phone number for you? >> 911. You can just Google me and find every number I have. I have five numbers. You can Google me to get them. >> Is there an address on it? What's the address for you? >> It's my address. >> Okay. >> Please don't send anything there. I'm not telling my husband. He's already got kids who are anxious and on chemo. I can't tell them. He's got stage four cancer, that's why I'm losing my check. >> You got to hold it together, ma'am. >> And my sister has multiple myeloma, so you know, it's just been a rough month. >> On one hand, I can empathize with what she's going through, but on the other hand, that's not an excuse to become a criminal or I guess to commit crimes again because she said she stabbed someone 11 times, did some time at Rikers, so obviously it's not her first time getting in trouble. Imagine if everybody that is going through a hard time would start committing crimes, it would be complete anarchy out there. So the thing that really pisses me off with this woman is that yes, she's going through a hard time, but it's all about deflection. She is full of excuses and trust me, she's just getting started. >> I told him what I did. >> Who are you calling in jail? Okay. >> He's going to call the police department. >> Is that what you're thinking or not? >> I was going to do it. >> I got it then. Yeah. Going for four? Not sure. Yeah. >> I'll sign the forms, I got it. That's I'll do it. >> Can you please tell me what's going to happen? >> What do you think is going to happen? You come to the store stealing stuff. What do you think is going to Yes. Yes, you're going to go to jail for that. Okay? Have you been arrested here in Curry County before? Are you a felon? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm going to jail. >> You are, but you get a bond. Okay? Your bond for this is going to be $150. You have to pay 10% of your bond to get back out. If you have $15 on you, you call a bondsman, you can get right back out. Okay? Within a couple hours. So, that's the deal. I'm not here to shoot the cops. >> Listen, this isn't even a felony. >> No. >> It's a misdemeanor. We say this can't give me a break. >> Here in Florida, we don't do that. No. You go to jail. >> I'm not being mean, but you're coming in here and >> This is This is This is the way you're speaking to me. You could have a little compassion. >> At the end of the day, it's a conscientious decision that you made to come in here and steal. >> that. Yes. >> And there's there's consequences for that. >> I could have lied. You have it on camera. Why would I lie? >> Well, I hope you wouldn't, but I would also hope that you wouldn't come in here and steal stuff. Okay. Simple as that. Okay. Simple as that. >> Are you going to Are you going to Are you going to put me in handcuffs? >> Yep. And we're going to go down to your house. You're going to get fingerprinted at the Naples Jail Center, which is at Airport in Fort Myers. You're going to get fingerprinted. You're going to get a photo, and then you're going to get to get on the phone. >> I have $15. Don't worry about >> Okay. You can call the bondsman. The bondsman will get you out in a couple hours. You'll be given a court date. Make sure you show up to that court date, otherwise a warrant is going to be put out for you. Okay? Simple as that. You'll be out in a couple hours. You'll be given a court date. Make sure you show up to that court date, otherwise a warrant is going to be put out for you. Okay? >> Honey, Google me and you'll see who I am. I always show up. I have a lot to lose. >> And that's what I don't understand. If she has a lot to lose, why the hell is she doing this? If she has the $150 for bond, why is she not paying the $86 of merchandise? It's just not adding up. It looks like she wanted to do the crime, but she wasn't ready to do the time. And unfortunately for her, that's not how it works in society. You better be ready for it, because if you get busted, they will hold you accountable. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm I'm not a thief or a criminal. Today, apparently I am, but I'm not a thief or a criminal. I'm a hard working and you're going to arrest me. Just you could have a little compassion. >> Okay, stand up. Stand up, please. >> What about my personal things? >> Never would I ever. >> Where >> I I I have a friend in in outside. I'm giving you my personal things. Okay? >> Sure. >> Okay. >> You tell your friend to come stand by the police car out there, but he's not to come inside. >> Yes. Listen, they're going to arrest me for shoplifting. I need you to take my personal things and I'll hook up with you later. What time are you coming back? >> I'll be there in a minute. >> Yeah, I have to pay $150. They told me get a bondsman for $15. Excuse me. All right, I'll see you later. >> Come on. >> You don't feel sorry? >> Take the bag off. >> Can I hold my phone? >> Set set it down on the bench first and then we'll we'll take it out, okay? >> Can I hold my phones? Can I call my husband and let him know what's going on? Are you going to strip search me? >> Oh my goodness. Calm down. Face me. Put your hands in front of you. >> Are you going to strip search me when I get to this precinct? >> That's up to the jail, but I doubt it if you're not a felon and you haven't been done any drugs. >> I'm not a felon. I'm a famous person. Are you crazy? I'm a felon. How can I be a famous person and be a felon? How can I make 131 movies and be a felon? I'm licensed and bonded in New York City. What are you kidding me? I'm trying to explain why I did this and look how mean they're being to me. >> Put your hands up. Put your hands up like this. >> Somebody tried to kill me. It was the only other time I was in handcuffs. >> This could have been avoided. >> Well, it could have been avoided. You could have been a little nicer, too. >> Don't steal stuff. >> You have a mother? Do you have a mother? >> Man, the gaslighting is out of this world. She is telling him that he could be nicer as he is cuffing her in the front. Can you even believe that [ __ ] Most criminals get cuffed in the back and he did her a solid by cuffing her in the front and this is how she's repaying him. Completely ungrateful. Anyways, the crash out she's going to do in the back of the squad car is unlike anything I've seen in the last month. That's for damn sure. >> Have some compassion for somebody who's in pain. >> [music] >> She got a better job. I owe $86. You never stole anything like like this. We're serious business, [ __ ] I got a good lawyer. I got Trump too. Just >> I can't do >> I'm going to ask him to do something like that. In a minute I get that jerk off. I'm going to pay my fine and you're going to see what happens to you with the complaints I put in. I'll Trump myself. >> [music] >> You can't treat me like this in America. Yeah, I did the wrong thing but how is that telling DCC? You leave me in the back of the squad with no air conditioning. So you're just going to sit here and not drive and make me sweat my ass off. I have a heart condition. What if I pass out? What if I pass out? Oh, [ __ ] I'm out. You better call an ambulance. I'm having a heat stroke. If you don't call an ambulance, I'm suing you. You better call an ambulance. Call an ambulance right now. Or I'm going to report you. Oh my god, I I don't feel good. Help me. I'm going to pass out. Please help me, sir. Please help me. I need some air. I have a heart condition. Oh, you have the cameras watching me. The man would not give me air. I have a heart condition, diverticulitis, and anxiety. And my My is racing a mile a minute because he's trying to torture me. Are you going to put the air on? >> It is on. >> Look at the camera. It's not >> the window down as well? >> It's not on. >> Would you like the window down as well? >> I want to breathe, [ __ ] >> Here, I'll put the window down for you. >> you want to breathe? >> There you go. >> What is it going to do for me with 90° [music] out there, honey? There is no air back here. Why are you saying it's on? Can you please tell me >> I think these cops should be pretty nervous because I don't think they know who they arrested. She said that she's well connected. She even has the support of the president. So, yeah, right now they are acting cool, but they are shaking their boots. They know they are about to face a lawsuit for $200 trillion and that their qualified immunity is going to be stripped. Or at least that's what she thinks is going on here because nobody believes in her delusions but herself. >> This air is blowing hard >> It's not blowing back here. >> from these vents which are pointed straight to the opening in the cage here. >> There is no air coming through here. You're trying to torture me. Now I'm suing your ass. I have I have health issues. You should not have done this to me. I have COPD. He's probably going to take a heart attack because he is Well, because I was an [ __ ] but you won't let [music] me at least let him know that I made a mistake. >> [bell] >> Everybody makes mistakes. Do you have to treat me this way and let me not let me know my sick husband that I'm okay? He's probably scared to death. >> [music] >> Could you answer me this, please? Please. >> No. >> Oh my god, this is not right. I have COPD. I have COPD. I really have COPD and asthma. >> I cannot breathe. And my medicine is in my bag. You saw it. Can you give me my inhaler? >> No, nothing now. >> You won't give me my inhaler? >> When you get to the jail >> even let me breathe. >> talk to the medical staff. >> What? My inhaler? You saw it. You went through my bag. Sir, please. I can't breathe. Help me. I can't breathe. Help me. Help me, seriously. I just passed out. Is anyone coming? Help me. Help me. >> Okay, I'm going to have one chance to leave now. >> Help me. Help me. >> Just hold. >> How far are we? >> Close. >> Can you put your lights on or something? Help me. I can't breathe. >> So, being a casting director, you would think that she would know the difference between good acting and bad acting. And if she can't realize that her little performance isn't landing right now, then I'm starting to seriously doubt her competency as a casting director. Whatever she's trying to accomplish right now it's not working. She needs to stop because she's just embarrassing herself further. >> I need my medicine. Can you put your lights on or something? Please. Big chief. Are you going to move any faster? I need my medicine. How far are we? >> A couple more minutes. >> I want to speak to the head sheriff when we will there. I'm cool my lawyer. I'm cool my lawyer. >> What do we got? >> There you go, one female Rita. Let them know she's a little status thief throwing herself around. >> Careful. >> Thanks. >> All right, so she got charged with petty theft and when she got to the jail, she threw herself on the ground. Apparently, it was extremely pathetic. Now, that's it for the video. Do me a favor, go check out prosecutor Matt Hansen's first video. The link is on the screen right now. Just click on that or you can click on the link in the description or in the pinned comment. Go check out his video and don't forget to subscribe to his channel because he will be posting at least three times a week. Thank you so much and I'll see you guys on the next one.

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