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Entitled women are some of the most frustrating people on earth, but what happens when they're finally put in
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their place by the cops? I don't think I've done anything to be detained for. Hey, PARK THE CAR.
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STOP. STOP. STOP. STARTING WITH THE CASE OF BRITTANY SCHULER, a young entitled woman who
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thought her own issues put her above the law, who didn't react well to cops saying no.
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You're assaulting me. Get the [ __ ] out of my [ __ ] face, you What's your name?
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On the evening of December 29th, 2021, homeowners in La Crosse, Wisconsin heard a loud crash just outside the home. When
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they went to investigate, they saw their car had been rammed into by a young woman driving a red Chevy. The roads
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were icy and the skies dark, but something is telling the officers that there was something else at play in this
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strange accident. So, we Yeah. I'll let you uh chat with Officer Lee Baker here.
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Who was who was driving this car? Nobody was driving it. Nobody was driving it. Who was driving?
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That's my car. She She hit that. car hit that one and then that one. So, who was driving the red car?
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I was. You was? All right, you mind if I talk to you over here? Yep. The woman was identified as 27-year-old
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Brittany Schuler and was easily determined to be the driver at fault in this incident. After all, she rammed
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into a parked car. Sensing something is off, the cop decides to ask the shaken up girl a few questions.
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All right, so where were you coming from? Um friend's house. Friend's house? All right, what were you
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doing at your friend's house? Hanging out. Hanging out? All right, did you have anything to
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drink tonight? No. Unfortunately, no. Brittany is claiming she hadn't had anything to drink, but she's not doing a
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great job of hiding it. The officer noted that she had glossy eyes, slurred speech, and he could smell alcohol on
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her. So, as you might expect, the cop asks Brittany to perform a few field sobriety tests. Because of the cold
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weather though, he decides to bring her back to the police station and do them there. News she doesn't take well at
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all. All right, so what I want to do is I just want to go back to our station and
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just run you through some fields, okay? So, basically what the field is is I can
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kind of smell a little bit of alcohol alcohol intoxicants from coming from you, okay?
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I don't want you to do alcohol, all right? We're going to go It's my job. We got to make smarter decisions when
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we're driving, okay? My little brother died 6 months ago. That's just God. You got to report something. We got to
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go to the station, okay? You got to watch my squad car, okay? What the [ __ ] You guys did this for me?
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Well, I can smell some intoxicants coming from you, okay? Britney is quickly becoming hysterical
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and making the sobriety tests essentially pointless. What's interesting is the story about her
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little brother and especially how she's trying to use it as an excuse to be let go. Since this is so freshly on her
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mind, it seems as though this is genuinely something bothering her and for good reason, too. And with all the
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information we have, it also looks like she's using alcohol to forget her woes and take her mind off things. But, all
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this did was just make things a million times worse. My brother [ __ ] died. Okay, so look at this accident and tell
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me if you could have caused some injury to somebody else. You're right. You're right. You're
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right. So, we're going to walk to this first squad Right. Right. You're right. My brother
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died in a car accident. And then I miss him so much. I've already been in jail, too. Oh, come
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on. My brother [ __ ] died. It seems as though Britney is too drunk to realize that her actions tonight
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could have been the reason that someone else lost her little brother. What's even sadder is that her brother died by
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driving drunk himself and crashing with three passengers on board, one of whom being Britney herself. She saw first
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hand how dangerous and frankly stupid this crime is, yet decided to do it just 6 months later. Once back at the
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station, they began the sobriety tests. These take a while, but you really only need to see this part to know how well
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it went. What I want you to do is I just want you to follow this finger with your eyes and
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your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? Okay. Any questions? No.
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Just with your eyes. Okay. All right. All right. Okay, but okay. Can you open your eyes for me, okay?
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Oh, you already think I'm a piece of Britney, I didn't say that, Britney. No, I know you said you do. You guys
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already think I'm a loser. Uh-huh. Britney, I just want to right now I just want to make sure you're safe to drive
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and not put anybody else in danger. God, are you doing again? Boo. Boo. Boo. Boo.
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Yeah, I was in ballet, [ __ ] and also tap dance. So [ __ ] tell me about it. My little
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brother died 3 months ago. Britney, we're not saying we don't care about that, Britney.
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No, then why are you doing it? We can get to talk about that. We just got to figure out finish these tests and
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we'll get out of here. The next few minutes are more of the same before the cops rightly decide that
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Britney is too drunk to have been driving, but this is just the start of the case. As now she's officially been
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arrested, she decides to start piling on the charges, making everything worse, and being downright strange.
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I'm a [ __ ] [ __ ] let everybody know you guys [ __ ] me. How are you [ __ ] police officers?
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No, you [ __ ] losers. You know, you guys try to I have sex with you. Get off. [ __ ] losers.
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Yeah. Yeah, guess what? I have your semen in my [ __ ] Stop it. you. Britney, do you have anything in your
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pockets? I might put a [ __ ] her What? What do you want out of my pocket? What do you want out of my
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pocket? Got anything in your pocket I might What the [ __ ] pockets? There's everywhere.
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Semen in That's not what WE'RE GOING TO DO. YOU'RE NOT going to be kicking, okay?
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No. Do you understand me? I'm [ __ ] you. Britney, we understand you're going through a lot with what
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All right. You understand I'm going through a lot. A police officer assaulting me.
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Stop. I'm confused. You're assaulting me. You're assaulting me. Are you serious?
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What the What the Britney, get your foot in the car. You're assaulting me. Britney, get your foot in the car.
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She's now accusing the cops of assault of numerous kinds as well as kicking the cops and resisting arrest. She is
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becoming hysterical and nothing she's doing is helping her case. Take a look at how she acts when she's reminded
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again that she's under arrest. The faster we get this process done, the faster we can call your mom.
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What what have I done wrong? You're under arrest for what we told you why. We're operating well under the
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influence. Okay. The faster we get this process Let's go. Call that mom. We'll call your mom, Britney, okay?
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Britney, there's just no reason to be Your [ __ ] officers tried to [ __ ] rape me. Are you serious?
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It's all been on camera. [ __ ] that. Get the [ __ ] out of my [ __ ] face, you piece of [ __ ]
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We're not going to be Get the [ __ ] out of my What we GOING TO DO? FACE. WE'RE NOT GOING TO BE
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YOU. WE'RE NOT GOING TO BE GET THE [ __ ] OUT OF my [ __ ] face. Get the [ __ ] out of my [ __ ] face, you
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Put your Put your feet Imagine being a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] Get the Her behavior didn't change at all for
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the rest of the case. She remained uncooperative while getting her blood drawn at the hospital, tried to kick
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officers and resist back at the station, and the cops even had to remove the chairs from the interview room because
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she was kicking them around so much. At one point, she even tried escaping the interview room while she was handcuffed.
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No. No. No. No. This is not No. This is not acceptable. Take a seat. Dude, get your hands off of me.
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I don't We can't have you walking Get your hands off of me. This is not acceptable.
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Get your hands off of me. Britney was eventually thrown into a cell and charged with felony battery to
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an officer, disorderly conduct, operating a vehicle while under the influence, and failure to keep a vehicle
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under control. Her exact sentence is unknown, but somehow, even with all of this strange she still didn't manage to
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get the officers as worked up as this ENTITLED WOMAN DID. IN JUNE OF 2020, BLM protests were at an
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all-time high and the police felt the need to monitor them and ensure no laws were being broken. During one of these
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protests in Orlando, an officer noticed a vehicle blocking a lane of traffic with its hazard lights on and decided to
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pull them over for a chat. This is the strange interaction that followed. Get out of the car.
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Do you want to go to jail? Seriously? Either get out of the car or you're going to jail.
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Why am I getting out of the car? Why am I getting out of the car? You're stopped in the middle of the
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roadway. You're violating a traffic violation. So, at this point, you are being detained. Do you understand?
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Um I wasn't doing anything besides driving. Okay. Tell them to park in front. No.
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No, but I don't think I've done anything to be detained for. Do not reach into my car. Do not reach
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INTO MY CAR. STOP. STOP. HEY, PARK THE CAR. STOP. STOP. STOP. GET OUT OF THE CAR.
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GET OUT OF THE CAR. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR OKAY. OKAY. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK.
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OKAY. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS behind your back. There was an awful lot of debate around
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these protests and interactions that we won't be going into, but with the phone recording and the immediate refusal of
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police orders, it's obvious this girl was acting extremely entitled. The cops recognized this immediately and knew
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that this conversation never goes anywhere, so decided to quickly put an end to it. The issue is the act of
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breaking the window did look incredibly violent and obviously got all the other protesters pretty riled up.
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Can you put that car in park? Put the car in park. I didn't do anything. Put it in the car.
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Yeah, it was in park. County type 22, we got one detained. And we're going to need a couple more
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units for crowd control. County type 22, can you start FD, please? This back seat
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I am bleeding. I need an ambulance. You guys are literally pissing I am bleeding. I need an ambulance.
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Somebody forward a 10-15. She's got minor cuts from the glass. Okay, stay in the car.
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It is on the way. What the Well, stay in the car. I need to spit. I have blood IN MY
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MOUTH. GET AWAY FROM ME, OKAY? Just step away so I can spit. JUSTIN! All right, IF YOU'RE GOING to scream at
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us, you will be put in the car. Stop screaming. Can you just tell my friend to take my
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car, please? You had to break my window, really? my arm up in your window. Cuz I felt unsafe. You guys are killing
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people like me. you to step out. I'm not going to argue with you or I'm going to throw you back
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in the car. Your choice. You did not get out of the car. You stopped in the middle of the
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roadway. We asked you to get out of the car. What is wrong with you? You could have
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taken my eye out. Or you could have got out of the window out of the car none of this would have
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happened. So you did this to yourself. The rest of the stop goes pretty much the same way, but there is a hilarious
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moment later down the line where the cop explains the difference between being detained and being arrested which stops
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her in her tracks immediately. At most you would have got a verbal warning and you would have been free to
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drive off. All you had to do was step out of the car. If I step out of the car nothing was
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going to happen. You did not tell me that you said I am being detained step out of the car.
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Yes. Why am I being detained? Why are you reaching into my car? I am fearing for
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my life. stop means you're being detained. A basic traffic stop. You're not not know that. You said I am being
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detained which is being I'm being arrested. No. Being detained and being arrested
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are two different things. For someone that acts like they know so much, simple stuff. Being detained when
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the lights and sirens come on that means you're physically being detained you're
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not free to leave. That does not mean you're under arrest. I would have asked for your driver's license, your
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registration, your proof of insurance. Once everything checked out you would have been free to drive off.
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She obviously wasn't too happy about that one. Eventually a medic arrives to check her out and observed that she had
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a few minor cuts across her face and she was taken to a hospital for treatment. Nothing is known about where the case
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went from here, but it's presumed that any charges against the woman were dropped and she was let go with a
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warning as mentioned by the cop. At the end of the day this girl didn't really commit any crimes. She was just behaving
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badly and not complying with the police. But what happens if you mix that with one of the most despicable crimes you
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can commit? On the 21st of August 2021 police were called to a blood bank on a sickening
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call. A passerby had reported two children stuck in the car at the height of the Ohio summer.
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Put on the car and turn on the radio. What's the temperature? You know what I'm pointing out to me
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that you seen the kids in the car left. I talked to the little girl. She said she was on the hot line she'd been in
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here. Okay. One was like an infant probably like four or five. And the other one was like
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three, three or four. Okay. Like three-year-old here was hanging out the car screaming.
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And then I saw the security guard and I asked him to come outside cuz this this is a serious matter.
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And I and I was like you got to call the police cuz this is not this isn't okay.
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The cops do what they can to air out the car and keep the kids safe while they wait for their mother to turn up. But
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while they wait they get some concerning news from the nurse. What's your mom's name?
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What is it? Tameisha. Tameisha. Yep. She was a new donor too. She's been in here for at least two
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hours. Yep. Long time. Like what? Uh at least two. I can find out the start time if that's
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something you need. It turns out she'd been in the building for even longer than two hours. It's
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11:10 now, but she'd been inside since 7:30 that morning leaving the kids to fend for themselves in the extreme heat
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of the car for almost four hours. When she finally showed up though, she of course had a very different story to
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tell. How long have you been in there? I just it's only been an hour and a half like it's never an hour and a half. It's
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been a long time. Ma'am, it's already two. More than an hour and a half Hey laugh, I'm going to see when she
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checked in. So she's been checked in with us since 7:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. Okay. Oh my god. Lord Jesus.
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It's getting really warm out here now. It's really hot. And I don't know if The baby's dressed in pants and long
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sleeves. Been here since 7:30. Been here since 7:30. The nurse put into words what everyone
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was thinking. This is a nightmare scenario and a horrifying example of parental negligence, and things just
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keep getting worse. What happened to her arm? Why is her arm in a bandage? She burned her arm.
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Okay. Uh something like last week. How? She got food on her arm. Okay. Did she go to the hospital for
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that? Um no. It just I um it it was just that You know? Okay. Okay. I'm just going to check it, okay? I just
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want to make sure it's not infected. However, you will receive a a nominal cost saying the vehicle
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is turned off with the windows up and the kids Hey, can you come out here and do me a favor? Start reaching in the
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vehicle. I'm trying to get the charger so I can call. Okay. Um The windows is rolled up.
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Yes, ma'am. And the kids are here in the car. Yes, ma'am. All right. Yes, ma'am.
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Well, come here. However, they were unable they were people here bystanders were able to you
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know open the door give the kids some water, okay? Yes, ma'am. However, this is serious this is this is
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severity problem, okay? You can't just leave the kids in the car unattended. The car was not on.
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Yeah, I know. I wouldn't leave it on. You Yeah, I mean it's It's hot outside, you know what I mean?
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Oh, so you mean to Okay. Even if it was on, people can take your children, take your
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car, and it's like near 85° outside. Inside that car heats up very fast, and children at a young age are very sus-
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they're easily raise their temperature level up. All right. So, I'm going to talk to my sergeant in here
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and we'll let you know how we're going to proceed. We're going to go to the hospital and get the kids checked out.
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I'm going to notify child family services. All right? And we'll go from there, okay?
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Okay. It's crazy that the cops should even have to explain this to the mother of
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not just one, but two kids. And even worse, she's crying as though she didn't expect this to happen. And it seems she
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especially wasn't expecting this. Are you pregnant? Or postpartum? No. All right. So, put your hands together.
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We're just detaining you right now, all right? So, I'm being detained? Yes. Put your hands together like you're
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praying. Like you're praying. There you go. I want to see my baby. Yeah, just stand by her.
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Hold on. She's placed in the back of a patrol car while they wait on the medics to make
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sure the kids are all right. For the record, the windows on the patrol car were rolled down. The woman was hit with
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a charge of endangering children, but little else is known about what happened to her or her kids. If you enjoy true
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