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Criminals will do anything to try and escape the law. But what happens when they try to flirt with police officers
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to escape instead? You're going to put it in my mouth. I'll put in your mouth. Oh, this is interesting.
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From tempting the cops during an arrest. You see friends? How much further do you
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want me to daddy? To trying to take a police officer home. Is there any way that we can
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Here is the ultimate compilation of suspects who think they can seduce the police to get out of jail. In the early
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hours of the 30th of October, this cop observed a vehicle driving suspiciously in Florida. At a red light, it was
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almost completely over the stop line and its plates were expired. However, when he went to pull the driver over, things
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took a turn he wasn't expecting whatsoever. Your fake cut had scared me when I walked up. Forgot tomorrow's Halloween.
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I'm like, "Oh, I know, right?" So, reason I got stopped, few things. When you're sitting at the light back
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here to make the left, you're all the way out in the intersection. Oh, okay. like you were past the
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crosswalk and you were you were on Toledo Blade for making a left. Is this car registered to you?
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Yes, sir. Okay. The tags on the car expired back in March. Um, and your license is
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suspended. The cop should already be suspicious of the girl he identified as Naomi Furer
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given her strange driving. But the more he talked to her, the more it seems that
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she definitely shouldn't have been driving. She told the cop she'd just come from a Halloween party and had a
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wristband that was given out by a bar in the local area. The cop is now certain she's over the limit, so he asks her to
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step out so she can perform some tests. But things immediately start to seem different to his usual stops.
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Your eyes are bloodshot involved speeches like we said. I'm just very tired. That's all.
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There's al Okay, check your eyes. Do a couple exercise. Okay, cool with that. Mhm.
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Keep your head straight. Just look back and forth. Okay. Okay. You're going to take nine heel totoe steps.
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One, two, like that. 13 14 15. Do you think if I give you a number to start on, you can count backwards to
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another? Yes, sir. Okay. I want you to start on the number 46 and count backwards to the number 29.
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29 38 37 36 76. Do you remember what number I told you to start on? It said start at 38 and
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then start at 49 and I put off the second one. Unfortunately for Naomi, the cop wasn't
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convinced and determined that she was way over the legal limit. But right after he put her in cuffs, she decides
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she has a plan to get out of this mess. Do me a favor. Put your hands behind your back. Put your palms together like
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you're praying. You're under arrest for DUI. DUI. But I am not drunk. did everything that
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you asked me to. Right. Sir, I can't have a DUI. Please, sir. I'm from Switzerland. I can't have a DUI. Please,
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I don't want to get Wait until I have a white female. I understand. I won't do that. Please,
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sir. I literally stop. You're not You're not You're not even supposed to be driving in the first
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place. You have five different suspensions on your license. You have an insurance suspension and three fail to
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pay traffic tickets. Things are obviously not looking good for Naomi. So when begging doesn't get
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her her way, she switches her strategy to a more seductive method. Are you sure?
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It's out of my hands now. But you're the one arresting you? Yes, I am the one arresting you. But the
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decision to make the arrest is already out of my hands. So let's walk back here.
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Why? Cuz everything we've done tonight is on video. Everything. I have a camera here. I have
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But you can still make your decision about who why you're going to arrest me for what.
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Do you have a pair of shorts or something in here that we can put on to cover you up a little bit? That
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jersey. a dead owner. I'll take everything off. Please don't charge me for I don't want to go to
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jail. Please, sir. Well, I don't want you to take everything off. I promise I'll have somebody pick me up
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and drive me home. I promise. I'm going to show you a little bit of decency and cover you up.
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You don't. You don't want to go into jail looking like that. Thankfully, the cops ignore her offer
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and instead opt to cover her up with a hoodie before they take her back to jail.
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Please, can you not accept, please? We are past that. I need you to sit in the car.
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What would I have to do? Nothing. The only thing that you could do to not go to jail tonight is not
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drive drunk. So, but I wasn't driving drunk at all. Okay. Please have a seat. And there's nothing I can do, sir.
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No, ma'am. Even if somebody picks me up. We're We're past that. A search of Naomi's vehicle recovered
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two containers of whiskey and a beer. But back at the station, she refused to give a breath sample. Her car was
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seized, but as of this video's upload, the case is still ongoing and she has not been charged. Naomi's attempt at
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flirting didn't work at all with these cops. But the same can't be said about Brooke Teague's encounter, which
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actually worked out well. So well, it's rumored that her and the cop are still together to this day. Brooke was pulled
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over after an officer witnessed her swerving around the road slightly. A telltale sign that the driver was either
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intoxicated or in need of help. So he swiftly pulled her over only to be greeted in a surprising way.
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Hey, I'm Officer Smith. Going to go play Spark. Nice to meet you, Mr. Smith. Um,
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never heard that before. I'm trying to stop. I appreciate that. Um, hey, so I'm just stopping you for improper lane use.
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Sorry, I was on the phone. You're on the phone. I'll be honest. Okay. Who are you on the phone with?
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My baby daddy. I'll show it to you, too. Okay. Zachary. Yeah. How much do you have to drink tonight?
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Only one drink. Just one drink. Final answer. Miller. A Miller Light? Yes. I won't lie to you. A Miller Light.
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That's That's all you've had? Yes, sir. You can ask Zachary. I don't really want to talk about that.
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No, you don't. I'm just saying. Okay. In just this first minute of conversation, two things become clear
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immediately. Brooke has definitely had more than one beer to drink and how well she and the officer seem to be getting
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along already. Both points that will get increasingly more obvious as the footage
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continues. Yeah, I can smell it from across the car. She's like, I had one Miller. There's no
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I wanted to say like a Miller did that to you? Big Miller. 128 oz Miller. Freaking bucket of Miller. All right.
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Where we at on it? Awesome. Brooke. Yes. Teague. Am I saying that right? Teague.
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Yes. Like baseball league. Teague. Like baseball league. Yep. It helps people spell it cuz they never
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spell it correctly. Brooke then gets taken out for some sobriety tests which take much longer
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than anticipated. You're making me giggle. I'm sorry. He makes me giggle, too. It's okay.
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Okay. I snore. I'm from Huntsville. We're supposed to be a professional. I'm from Huntsville. Isn't going to make
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me snort. All right, stop laughing cuz you're making me laugh. I'm not. Seriously,
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I'm giggling. I'm sorry. This is a serious deal. All right. Okay. You're smiling. I can't help it.
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All right. Stop. Okay. I'm sorry. Unfortunately, despite all the jokes, Brooke failed all the sobriety tests and
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was put under arrest. How much you've actually had a drink? I've had two Millers.
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Two Millers. Now that's it. Yes, sir. You can call Mitchell, the manager. Okay. Well, hey, go ahead and put your
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hands on your back for me. Okay. After a search of her car, which turned up nothing but a loose car seat, she was
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driven back to the police station where the sparks continued to fly. I'm with you. Let's go over here.
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Oh my god. Is there a dog? There is a dog. Where? He's over there. Over here. His name is Kolak.
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Kolock. That's my dog. Is that your dog? What's his name? His name is Coach. Coach. I have three dogs that are
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brought by Great Day in Nebraska. Wow. High school with you. I don't think so. Where'd you go to high school?
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Yeah. Yeah. Where'd you go? Indiana. Indiana. Where in Indiana? Vampo. I was raised from Bloomfield.
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Really? Yeah. Note that despite the obvious chemistry, both Brooke and the officer
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have remained professional and are continuing to move on with the investigation. The officer had Brooke
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take a blood alcohol test where she blew 14%, a number that pales in comparison to that of the next girl, who was not
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only extremely intoxicated, but also acted very inappropriately with the cops. I'm good, bro. Check me. I don't care. I
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like men. Come on. Just search me. A 19-year-old girl was seen weaving between lanes and throwing unknown items
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out of the window. Officers immediately thought this was suspicious and pulled her over for a chat.
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Hey, how's it going? Hi. Sorry. What's up? You said you were coming from Dancers.
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The driver states that she's a stripper at a bar called Dancers and that she was
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texting her boyfriend who was home with her kids. However, the officers noticed something off about the driver. Her
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speech was slightly slurred and her eyes were glazed over. There's a good chance
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this girl's been drinking. What What time did you get off at dancers? 11. 11? It's an hour and a half away.
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You got off at 11:00. It's 10:23 right now. Really? Oh, did you have anything to drink while
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No, I'm 19. You're 19? I cannot drink at the store. I have nothing. Nothing? No.
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Are you sure? Don't get on my eyelashes, bro. The light will hurt your eyelashes. No,
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but they came off. From the lights. Despite the girl's claims, the officers are fairly sure she's had at least
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something to drink last night, especially when she seems to forget the time completely. So, they ask her to
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step out of the vehicle and perform a few sobriety tests. Well, hold on. This is We're going to
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start. I'm cold. We're going to start right here. All right. Do you wear any Do you wear any
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glasses or contacts? I do. You do? Are you wearing contacts right now? No. No. I'm not.
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Okay. You're going to in a straight line and I'll be good. Well, that's that's not even I haven't
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even told you the exercise that I'm doing yet. So, you got to I'm cold. Okay. I mean, just give me 10 minutes of
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your time. Okay. Okay. Fine. Straight line. What do you want to do? Cop. Hold on. I didn't tell you that's what
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we're going to do yet. I know, but I don't have the places. Despite her enthusiasm to begin the
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tests, she doesn't exactly pass them with flying colors. And after losing her balance on the final test, she's placed
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under arrest by the officers. But that's not where the story ends for her. On the
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way back to the patrol vehicle, she mentions that there are in fact weapons in her car and her behavior starts to
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change drastically. Y'all can check me. I don't care if y'all are male, bro. We got We got We got plenty of uh female
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officers around to do. I'm good, bro. Check me. I don't care. I'm giving authorization to
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I'm not going to search you. Why not? I give you authorization, too. Oh, I'm not going to do that.
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Well, I like men. Come on, just search. While the cops maintained that they couldn't search her, they did take the
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time to search her vehicle. Inside, they found multiple guns, a large stack of cash, though it was decided this was
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likely just tips from the bar. However, she was still charged with DUI, and sentenced to 9 months probation despite
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also being underage. It was fairly difficult for the cops to judge if this girl was drunk or not. However, this
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next girl didn't show the same amount of class. Instead, resorting to manipulate
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and trick the cop into letting her go. Hello. How you doing? Officer hot New Mexico State Police for
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the stop. You're going 55 back there on on uh MLK. 55. Yeah, 55. I was right behind you the
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whole time and you just honestly booked it. I've had a I had a bad night. The girls
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that I thought that were my friends are not my friends. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Where are
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you coming from? Knockout. Knockouts. This girl doesn't seem to be having the best night, but that still doesn't
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explain why she was driving 25 mph over the speed limit on a residential road. She also mentions that she came from a
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place called Knockouts, a gentleman's club that could explain the sparkly outfit and why she was driving so
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erratically. Okay, you have your license. You're going to tell me you're my friend
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and then do some [ __ ] Yeah. Here's my registration. I have Do you have a jacket or something that
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you could put on? The [ __ ] Do you have a jacket or anything? A jacket? Yeah, I can in the car.
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No. Why? Cuz I'm going to ask you to step out that way we could talk out here. I don't have anything.
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The girl seems to be upset about a disagreement with her friends back at the bar, but this officer isn't buying
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it. There's many examples of suspects pretending to be sad or distressed during a traffic stop to try and get
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sympathy from the cops and walk away with a lighter sentence. This can work in some circumstances, but it doesn't
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excuse driving at almost twice the speed limit. But this doesn't stop the girl from trying after she steps out of the
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car. Okay. My registration and I can give you my progressive. Um, it just sucks. Like,
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yeah, a [ __ ] tells me that she's my friend and she's not. Okay. All right. Let's go back over
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here. I'm moving next weekend and my friend said that she's my friend, but she's
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not. Yeah. Could you stand up street? Yeah. All right. So, how much alcohol you consumed?
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No, I haven't. Nothing. I smoke weed. I have my my medical um card if you want to see it.
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I have that, but I'm been smoking because I'm mad. Yeah, you're mad. You know what I mean? Like,
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the fragrance. Okay, just just try to calm down a little bit. So you're gonna you say that
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you haven't consumed no alcohol. Just be honest with me knockouts. Honestly, the way I feel the
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girl, she went funny that are available for that behind my back and [ __ ] You know what I
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mean? No matter how hard the cop tries to keep the girl on topic, she keeps breaking
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down and talking about her friendship issues. After some more pressing by the officer, she admits to smoking marijuana
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and alcohol back at the club, but she keeps trying to excuse it by saying she's having a rough night. and that's
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her way of dealing with it. Unfortunately for her though, the officer needs her to focus, which she
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seems to be having a tough time doing throughout the sobriety tests. All right, just wait right here. I'm
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going to move my unit back just just a little bit. And uh I got two more tests to administer. You feel okay walking in
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those shoes? I mean, I'm just [ __ ] upset. That's it. You're just upset? I'm just [ __ ] upset. I was like,
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so Miss Miss Ramos, my my main concern is just that you're safe to drive. Okay. Obviously, you're
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I truly get it. traveling at a high rate of speed up. Three kids. Okay. My baby daddy just died.
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I'm sorry to hear that. My best friend just said that it's just a lot. One, two, three.
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One, two. Unfortunately for the girl though, complaining to the officer didn't seem
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to sober her up at all, and she failed all three of her sobriety tests. So, all that was left was for her to be
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arrested. fitting in for what appeared to be a pretty rough night for her. All right, so at this point you're going
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to be placed under arrest for DWI driving while influence intoxicating liquor and or drugs. Just face me real
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quick. What's in your mouth? Nothing. Open it. Lift up your tongue. All right. So, on my watch, 0213. Okay.
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But Kelly Barton made it a little easier for the cops. Not only was she seen crashing into a lamp post while
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transporting a special needs patient, but when police arrived, she was looking a little worse for wear.
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Kelly. Yes. How are you doing? Good. Kelly admits that she had too much to drink that evening, but doesn't admit to
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driving despite it being her job. Unfortunately for her though, security camera footage from the gas station
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proves that she was in fact behind the wheel and is now facing charges of both DUI and neglect due to the
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responsibility she carried while driving with the patient. But as an ambulance pulls up to perform some tests on her,
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Kelly reveals that she has another trick up her sleeve and begins repeatedly flirting with all of the officers at the
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scene. Look at your hands. Do you want the lights to check you, ma'am? Let them do what they got to do. Come
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on, boys. I want the little young boys. Ask me how I'm feeling. Let the little young boys
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tell me. Let me tell you something. What I would do to you with your blue eyes. Let me check your blood sugar.
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Look at him. Okay, great. I will do him in a way that he want. Hey, look, he can look tough all he
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want, right? Don't let me get it. After multiple tests, it's clear to the officers that Kelly was way over the
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legal limits and is arrested for driving while intoxicated. And after struggling
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to get her into the police vehicle, she's sent on her way to the police station. But if you think Kelly was bold
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for talking to cops like that, 18-year-old Skyler Flus is on a completely different level, going so far
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as to post this video to thousands of people bragging about how she got away with a DUI.
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I got out of a DUI and got let off with a warning. Skyler was pulled over after an officer
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saw her weaving around the road in a way that suggested she might not have been completely sober. But according to her
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video, she claims that using her flirtatious and quick wits, she managed to trick the officer and get away with a
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warning. I blew a 3.8 and he let me off with a warning and gave me his number and said
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we should meet for coffee or lunch. He was hot, so I'm getting lunch with him tomorrow.
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If her story is true, then the officer would be in serious trouble. But luckily, the officer in question
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recorded the entire interaction on his body cam and the video tells a completely different story. Hello.
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Hi. My name's Deputy Stall. I'm at the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. I pulled you over cuz you were weaving a
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little bit back there. Where are you coming from? Um, I was coming from my friend's house.
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I actually just got dumped. Okay. I was like crying and like I'm really Were you on your phone and stuff, too?
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I was trying to call him to get a hold of him because my heart hurts. Well, I'm just concerned that you were
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weaving because of alcohol, but if you're on your phone, have you been drinking or anything tonight? No. Okay.
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The deputy then does give Skyler a card with the sheriff's department's information on it, but it didn't include
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his personal number, and it didn't come with an invitation to dinner. Sounds like you're having a rough night,
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so I'm not going to add to that by writing you a ticket or anything. Okay. So, I'm just going to give you a
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warning. It's not a big deal. I just want to make sure you're okay. You're weaving a little bit, and I just want to
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make sure you're okay to operate the motor vehicle, and I believe you are. Um, so my information is right here on
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the front. The reason I stopped you here's on the back where we're headed. Uh, get there safely. I'm sorry you're
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having a bad night. Yeah, I'm just right on the street. Okay, I'm fine. No, you're you're fine. Yeah, no, you
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don't need to apologize. I mean, you were weaving a little bit with no traffic out. I just want to make sure
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you're okay, that's all. Skyler's video doesn't just contain disgusting footage of her laughing and
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bragging about exploiting this officer's kindness, but also states that she blew
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a 3.8 on the breathalyzer, ignoring that she wasn't even tested in the first place. The legal limit is only around
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0.8 and already makes driving dangerous. But a reading of 3.8 8 would imply Skylar was not only blackout drunk but
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close to death. As at a level of 4.0, respiratory failure is likely. But this doesn't mean Skylar was lying about
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being drunk underage. Videos were later discovered of her chugging tequila from the bottle and acting drunk at a party
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just hours before she was caught driving. After she was confronted with this, Skyler confessed and admitted to
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everything. I ended up getting a little too intoxicated. Um, I was taking shots all night and I
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decided to make the dumb decision to get into my car and drive. She also admitted that the officer never
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asked her out. That was just a lie for social media attention. Regardless of her confession, though, no further
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action was taken against her or the officer who failed to test her. But the same can't be said for officer D'Angelo
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Reyes, who switched the roles when he instead tried to seduce a suspect and took advantage of her criminal record in
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the darkest of ways. You're sexy. You got like a you got a room. On April 17th, 2022, D'Angelo was on
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duty searching for a murder suspect, but instead he ran into this girl on the street, and his body cam captured the
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following conversation. What's your name? My name I'm Eric. Nice to meet you. It's obvious D'Angelo
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knew exactly where he was planning on taking this interaction as he gave a fake name when introducing himself to
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the girl. I mean, I heard some noise that that direction, but I didn't. Okay. Oh, do you live around here?
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Yeah, I stay at the motel. Oh, which one? The studio. Oh, okay. You're sexy. Is that unprofessional of me? I don't
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know. I'm sorry, but like I'm just like, damn. You just chilling tonight? I mean, probably.
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Okay. If I'm wandering around, where should I wander? Probably somewhere around the studio
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star. Okay. You got like a you got a room? Just me and my dog, Philly. Oh, really? Okay.
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This is where D'Angelo turns off the body cam and allegedly gets her phone number. Later, he ran her name through
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the system and discovered that she had an extensive criminal record. He then called her menacingly claiming that it
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wouldn't take much to put someone with her record back in prison. From there, he visited her in the motel and
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proceeded to have non-consensual sex with her. He initially denied meeting her at all, but eventually admitted to
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having sex with her, but claimed he thought it was consensual. In June of the same year, he was charged for the
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attack. But this next traffic stop came as a surprise to the female driver who had a plan to get out of her reckless
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driving charge. Hey, [ __ ] I know you. Well, hi. In the early hours of July 1st, 2023, a
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Montville police officer noticed a car being driven erratically and initiated a traffic stop to figure out what was
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going on. Okay. Hi. The reason I'm stopping you, well, I actually I didn't stop you. Why did you
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stop? Let me ask you that. Cuz boy drama. Okay. I'm sorry. Well, the reason you caught
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my attention when I pulled up behind you is because when you came out of there, you swerved completely all over the
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road. I know. How much have you had to drink tonight? Nothing. Nothing at all. No.
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No. I'm sorry. The driver, who was later identified as Karina, denied that she'd been drinking,
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but the cop doesn't buy this and decides to remove her from the car to perform field sobriety tests. And sure enough,
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just a few minutes into the test, the cop confirmed that his suspect was indeed drunk. All
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right. So, right now it's not good and you're under arrest. All right. Drive all intoxicated.
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Where are we going? I would like my shoes on. Okay, we'll do that when I say you're
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going to [ __ ] kill me. Karina is arrested and put in the back of a patrol car where she quickly admits
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that she did have a few drinks. Once they arrive at the station, she starts to make things a bit awkward for the
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officers, but in a more charming manner. [Music] not feel [ __ ] taken care of. You got it.
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Thank you. No problem. For your service. No problem. Better keep this town safe.
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We try. I'll do an air five. So far, Karina has been very cooperative with the officers during the booking.
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But once it's time for the breathalyzer test, we start to see just how charmingly entitled she can be. Will you
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submit the samples of your breath? No. No. No. So, right now, you have a chance that
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you're not over the legal limit, right, when you go on the box. But if you say no, then it's automatic that you're
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found guilty of driving while intoxicated and the refusal. Will you submit to breath testing?
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No. Okay. Thank you. All right, Karina, could you just take a seat? Definitely don't try and take that
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off. Karina. Karina, stop. No, take that. Listen, I want No, I want to go home. Okay, just take a seat on the bench for
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now. Okay, I want to go home. And you're going to go home soon. So, let me call my mother off my own
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goddamn phone. We will call her. Okay. Off. Give me my phone. We'll call her on that phone very
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shortly. No. Give me my phone. It's my mom. This young driver is making this arrest
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as difficult as possible and doesn't seem to grasp just how much trouble she's in. She's already violated New
00:24:55
Jersey's zero tolerance policy when she admitted to drinking. And by refusing to
00:24:59
provide a breath sample, she will likely be found guilty in court. However, Karina already knows all of this because
00:25:05
it's not her first time here. It's not a good thing that I know what it looks like here.
00:25:12
Well, have you been here before? No. That's a good That's what I'm saying. It's a bad thing.
00:25:22
Just take it slower right here. Might fall up these stairs. My um my pronouns are you, S. I
00:25:30
not bad. Not bad. All right. So, we just have to get a signature from your dad before we can let you out. Okay.
00:25:38
Hi, Dad. Here, just Karina, just hang out for a second here. Well, mom feels Mom feels
00:25:45
classy. All I got to say is mom feels classy. I'm going to explain the tickets to you
00:25:51
real quick. Officer Green Dikeke will do the same, too. But don't even bother. I I'm going to cry
00:25:56
about them later. Let me just explain them to you real quick. Cry about them later.
00:26:00
There's two tickets there cuz there's a court date, so I have to tell you. Hey, [ __ ] I know you.
00:26:07
Yeah. Why is that? That meant I was I mean it like you meant it in an endearing way.
00:26:15
Yeah. Okay. Well, hi. Yeah. Sometimes we don't get it in that kind of way. So, it's always in that kind of way. Wow.
00:26:26
Mville police station's kind of nice. Yeah. Arena ended things on a good note with
00:26:30
the officers and was released shortly after. She was charged with driving while intoxicated, refusal of breath
00:26:36
testing, reckless driving, and failure to maintain lane. Turns out this was her second DUI in less than 2 months. And
00:26:43
then she had two more run-ins with the law when she ignored a stop sign and again when she got caught speeding. All
00:26:49
of which were documented on Drive-Through Tours Channel. But when it comes to seducing cops, there's no
00:26:54
better example than Lydia Bedilo's case. I'm looking at your eyes. Why? Because you look pretty handsome. She
00:27:00
was caught trying to transport two illegal immigrants over the Mexican border. And as soon as everything
00:27:04
started to fall apart, she decided to try seducing the officer. Just wait for me right here. Okay. You don't have
00:27:10
anything. Looking at your Sorry, sir. What? I'm looking at your eyes. Why? Cuz you look pretty handsome.
00:27:15
As soon as the officer realizes something might be up with the IDs, Lydia starts to smile and stare directly
00:27:21
at his eyes before telling him how handsome he is. Obviously, this is just a trick to try and get out of the
00:27:27
position she's put herself in. A trick that isn't going to work on this officer.
00:27:34
[Music] Okay. Okay. After running the woman's driver's licenses through the national database,
00:27:56
the officer discovers that the ID numbers return completely wrong results, meaning that both of them are totally
00:28:02
fake. It's later discovered that the two women with Lydia in the car are both illegal immigrants from El Salvador.
00:28:08
What's worse is that they were being transported through a service that often forces women into debt bondage, where
00:28:13
the people who transported them will make them pay off their debt through forced labor and sex work. So, while
00:28:20
Lydia was arrested and the two women sent back over the border, they may have been saved from years of horrible
00:28:26
treatment and abuse. One thing's for sure, though, Lydia's attempt at flirting didn't work one bit. But the
00:28:32
same can't be said about this next girl, who was so bubbly and flirtatious that the officer couldn't help but smile
00:28:38
throughout the entire encounter. I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me. On January 5th, 2022, officers responded
00:28:46
to a car accident. As soon as they got on the scene, they were given some useful intel by a witness.
00:28:51
She's drunk. She already said that I don't want to get a DWI in a single car. Okay. Thank you. Was she in the wrong
00:29:00
lane? No, she was on that side. See, I was coming this way right before the curve and she flowed around me. I
00:29:06
mean, float around me, blow around another car. She didn't make the curve jump out there,
00:29:14
hit the curve, and then slack this because I don't know what the deal was. It sounds like this driver completely
00:29:20
lost control of the vehicle and was lucky nobody else got hurt. But if they want to understand exactly what happened
00:29:25
here, they're going to have to talk to the driver. And it doesn't take long for them to figure out the situation.
00:29:30
So they said you're not having anything medical that would No, sir. Okay. Now, just based on this driving
00:29:38
behavior and what people have been saying when we came on scene, um would you be willing to take some standardized
00:29:44
driving test? How much have you had to drink today? Not very much. Okay. What is not very much?
00:29:50
Like the legal limit. Okay. Which is what? like very not very much because I ate and I drink water
00:29:57
between two. The driver is being honest and complying with the cop's request to take a field
00:30:01
sobriety test. But unfortunately, the sobriety test quickly shows the cops that even if she's acting nice, she's
00:30:08
still a criminal that put many other lives in danger. All right, ma'am. Go and put your hands
00:30:12
behind your back for me. Okay. You're being placed under arrest for DUI. All right. I'm going to have to pat you
00:30:18
down before I put you in my unit. Okay. The cop pats the girl down before placing her in the back of his patrol
00:30:23
car and reading her her rights. But this is when she starts to put her plan into
00:30:28
action that she thinks will cut her loose. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. You don't you don't need to apologize.
00:30:37
You know, I'm doing my job. That's all. I know. I respect that. I respect Have you ever been arrested for a DWI
00:30:43
before? No, sir. I've never been arrested period. So, I hope at least you sound like one of
00:30:49
the cuter people that you've had in your cop car. Do not confirm or deny, please.
00:30:54
Oh, yeah. I can't talk about that. Yeah, you can for legal purposes. I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that
00:31:03
to me. Anyways, I'm sorry you're stuck with me, though. That's all right. You know, I've been,
00:31:09
like I said, with worse. Back at the station, the seduction doesn't stop. All right. So, I'm going to count this
00:31:13
in front of you. I remember you. You would come up to the occat with your face mask and be like
00:31:17
that kind of stuff fine. Like respectfully though. Oh yeah. Obviously cuz like I'm a mess right now.
00:31:23
Had your face mask on. But I was like Yeah. Don't worry about it. Let's get back to
00:31:30
Nobody wants to date any woman that's looking like this. So you are such a happy man.
00:31:35
Oh, thank you. I appreciate that. I do. I'm getting prepared. I'm sorry. I hope I haven't been disrespectful. But
00:31:44
I haven't been disrespectful to your job. But even as she waited for her medical
00:31:48
examination, she couldn't resist flirting with the officers in an attempt to lessen her sentence.
00:31:54
What do you say? Yes, you're there. Go ahead. Okay. Maybe a little. Hey. Hey. Come over here. This way.
00:32:04
I just want to say hi. I'm sorry. Wild. Come over here. I'm sorry. Can you leave the room?
00:32:13
Yeah. Yeah, I just have to see. How the hell am I supposed to know? Hi. What are you doing?
00:32:17
I'm about now. Why you should I still have to triage. Look how cute it is. Okay.
00:32:23
Because because you're so cute, sir. Oh, yeah. Thank you. I appreciate that. Hey, might as well be happy if you're in
00:32:30
a [ __ ] [Music] Thankfully, this didn't seem to change anything in her charges as she was hit
00:32:42
with an aggravated DWI and reckless driving. At the end of the day, though, a DUI never gives that big of a
00:32:48
sentence, at least not compared to what Ameilia Bassoon was trying to dodge as she attempted to seduce the cops and get
00:32:55
away with murder. Amelia was arrested in connection with the murders of Cindy and
00:32:59
Shaun Stack. They think she helped her husband cover up the crime, but she will do everything she can to get away with
00:33:06
it, including flirting with the detectives. But while this case started in a playful manner, it quickly evolved
00:33:12
into one of the most intense interrogations of all time. They're dead. They're both dead.
00:33:18
I didn't do anything. The detective starts by reading Amelia her rights and getting some basic
00:33:23
information. Am I like getting arrested or something for something or I'm going to explain it to you, but I
00:33:28
don't feel okay. I just normally this starts as like someone getting in trouble or arrested or
00:33:34
Well, we just like I said, we want to be able to talk to you. Already, it's obvious that Amelia is
00:33:39
making her voice high-pitched and speaking in a timid tone of voice. While this could just be what she sounds like
00:33:44
normally, other footage of her suggests otherwise. I I don't want to press charges, but I I
00:33:50
would like a no contact order. I can do that. Okay. Her change in tone could also be a
00:33:54
reaction to being in a stressful and uncomfortable situation. And as the interrogation continues, she begins to
00:34:00
show more and more of these flirtatious signs. What happened with Josh? Did you say
00:34:04
that? Did I hear you say he shot himself in the leg? Yeah. So, in December, he um we went
00:34:09
bowling. Okay. The bullet went around the bone and around the artery through and through.
00:34:17
Jeez, that's lucky. I know. He's crazy. Yeah. How long you guys been married? Um it'll be a year in September.
00:34:26
Oh, okay. Here, Amelia gathers her hair and moves it all to the right hand side, exposing
00:34:32
her neck on the left. The neck carries the jugular, an important and vulnerable part of the body that many people will
00:34:39
make an effort to protect. However, when someone feels comfortable or safe around
00:34:43
someone, they're likely to expose their neck by tilting their head or moving their hair to the side, suggesting
00:34:50
attraction, or at least the desire to show it. All right. So, Ameilia, I can tell you the reason why we're here today
00:34:57
is because of that issue with the bank. Okay. Okay. All right. Does that surprise you?
00:35:03
Um, for this type of situation, yeah. Okay. Like this intense. I mean, I got in trouble at work, which makes sense, but
00:35:10
I'm just confused about this. Well, let's let's walk through it a little bit. Okay. Um, let's walk through
00:35:14
that and see how maybe we came here today. All right. And find out if this was just a misunderstanding or what.
00:35:20
Okay. The story ended with Cindy and Shawn dead, but started with an equally disgusting crime. Amelia was an employee
00:35:29
at Chase Bank and exploited her position to steal $50,000 from a dementariidden man. She wrote two checks from his
00:35:37
account and her husband Josh deposited them in his accounts. When Cindy and Shawn started asking questions, Josh
00:35:43
purchased a gun and shot the pair in their own apartment. This interrogation is not only to uncover the details
00:35:50
behind the theft, but also to determine what part she played in the killings. So, how did you what happened with this
00:35:56
write up? So, I mean, had you been a banker for him for a while? I mean, yeah. So, I've been his banker since I
00:36:01
moved here. So, so what happened with these checks? Um, nothing. We just I should call them. I
00:36:09
have the record over security. So when they came in, they pulled like call logs, they pulled like cameras just to
00:36:17
make sure like they pulled signature files because I mean it's still federal. It's the bank. So they wanted to make
00:36:22
sure that I wasn't like I guess stealing. Mhm. When you talked to Gerald, I mean,
00:36:27
how did he appear to you? Was he a young guy, old guy? He's old. Oh. How did he appear to you when you
00:36:32
talked to him? He was okay. He was okay. Did you ever have any issues when he when you talked to him about remembering
00:36:37
things or anything like that? Like I know like a little about himself. like he had brain surgery.
00:36:41
Mhm. Um but for the most part, he remembers things. I don't think he forgets really.
00:36:48
He just other than that, he's sorry. Okay. Yeah. Nice guy. Amelia does her best to seem open and
00:36:56
honest here, but as soon as she finishes up talking, she brings her shoulders up,
00:37:00
hunches over slightly, and crosses her arms. All movements that are done to protect vital parts of the body and are
00:37:07
obvious tells that someone feels uncomfortable. These signs only become more apparent as the interview
00:37:14
continues. What did he have you do? Like how did he what did he ask for? Nothing. It's just he put two checks and
00:37:21
$25,000 each and that was it. The grandson came and picked them up and the grandson came and picked them up.
00:37:29
It was either the day before or the day after. Mhm. I opened up an account for him.
00:37:34
Oh, so he must have just deposited those checks into the account. I think your best bet right now is to be
00:37:39
completely honest with us. Okay. So, let me let me let's go on a little bit more. Okay. The truth is going to be
00:37:43
the best thing right now. Okay. This happened in May. My write up for work in May. Yes.
00:37:50
The account still open the father. Mm-m. No. Amelia's speech has become much shorter and unclear, and she continues
00:37:59
to seem more and more uncomfortable when pressured about Gerald's banking records. Of course, the detective has
00:38:05
noticed this and is seeing straight through her original timid and playful demeanor. So, he decides to ramp up the
00:38:12
pressure. I know you listen, okay? At a certain point in time, we have to move past it. All right.
00:38:18
He's a nice guy, and I'm sure you really do care about him. I do. Do you see now?
00:38:22
Mhm. But it's not like I I don't Uh-huh. Okay. Mhm. No. Did you take advantage of that old man?
00:38:31
I don't want to say I took advantage of him cuz he's a really nice guy. Yeah. And uh Josh
00:38:37
did he ever talk to them? No. He never spoke to them. He doesn't even know who they are.
00:38:43
Okay. What do you have been at their house? Him? Mhm. He doesn't even know where they live. I
00:38:48
don't even know where they live. Well, you have access to his account. Yeah, but I haven't.
00:38:53
You opened it? Yeah, but I don't remember his address. Can you talk to Cindy? Mhm.
00:38:57
Possible she gave you their address. Is it going to be in the text messages? No.
00:39:01
But you don't remember if she gave you the address or not? She never did. She had no reason to.
00:39:05
It's possible Josh went over there and you didn't know. I mean, how would he know where they
00:39:09
live, though? That's not the question I was asking. Is it possible that he went over there?
00:39:13
Not that I know. So, you don't you can't say for sure he did it, did he? I can say no.
00:39:18
Say no. Because he doesn't know where they he doesn't know them. Amelia now decides to
00:39:23
change strategies. Instead of her original flirtatious and playful demeanor, she's switched to an innocent
00:39:30
and clueless one. At points, she even smiles and laughs while being asked serious questions in an attempt to
00:39:36
downplay the intensity and pressure. This is a sign that the facade she's put up is starting to break. And the
00:39:42
detective takes this as an opportunity to press her even further. I think you need to start understanding
00:39:47
the severity of the situation, right? because I don't know if you really do. All right? And I think you
00:39:52
need to start understanding that how this interview goes and what what you know what decisions you make here are
00:39:58
going to affect your life for a long long long time. I think you think that you had this all planned out and I think
00:40:03
you and again not saying it in a bad way but this is what we do. Mhm. Okay. When we make mistakes we figure
00:40:08
things out and go okay all right there's a lot more going on here. All right. And
00:40:11
you know whose name is all over this right now? You and Joshua. Okay. You need to start thinking real hard and
00:40:17
real fast. Okay. Who who is involved in this and what happened? Okay. Okay. That's all I know.
00:40:23
Okay. Things got out of hand. Okay. This got out of hand. I think what happened was Cindy was asking you for this money
00:40:29
back and you didn't have it. And there's there's some issues there. Okay. Sometimes, again, when we make a
00:40:33
mistake, we do something wrong and things the ball gets rolling. We can't stop it. You understand what I'm saying?
00:40:37
Okay. Listen, you have your whole life ahead of you. I know you have a seven-year-old son.
00:40:42
You have an obligation to him. Mhm. So, whatever happened beyond this, we need to know because if if you want
00:40:49
to keep going with what you're telling us, okay? Then we're going to have to go on that.
00:40:54
All right. And you have to understand. Yeah. Okay. Okay. So, somebody did something, we
00:40:59
need to know now. Talking about her son obviously strikes a chord with Amelia. And as
00:41:03
interrogations are all about exploiting emotions to extract the truth, the detective jumps on this to make her as
00:41:10
vulnerable as possible. Did Josh put you up to this? No. Well, this is the stuff we need to know.
00:41:17
Listen, if he put you up to it, he put you up to it. That's okay. Again, like Detective Murphy said, I think you're
00:41:22
kind of at this crossroads right now, okay? You've got Josh, who you probably love, and he's your husband, okay? But
00:41:27
you also have Julian, and you got to picture that little boy. You got to picture not being able to watch him grow
00:41:32
up. Think about that for a second. Think about being put somewhere very far away
00:41:37
from him. And the only way you're going to have contact with him is through letters.
00:41:41
You're going to get pictures in jail in prison of your little boy growing up. That's your future.
00:41:48
I don't know. This is very what he did. What did he do? But he I mean he knows the relationship
00:41:54
that I have with Mr. Sack. He knows that. I mean I would take him food like listen to me.
00:41:59
So at a point it would it would he would get upset with me that like I'm too nice
00:42:03
that I like I can't kind of act with my customers. But he's the old guy. He has no family. Well, I mean, I talked to him
00:42:11
cuz he knows my husband. I talked to him. Did Josh say that you you you you kind
00:42:14
of were owed this money cuz you were taking care of this guy? I don't know if he said that, but
00:42:18
something like that. What did he tell you? I don't want to get in trouble. I didn't
00:42:26
do anything. Okay, we need to know. Well, then tell us. Okay, tell us. They're both dead.
00:42:33
What? Yeah, they're dead. So, now we really need to talk. At this point, all of the
00:42:39
games that Amelia was playing have gone out the window. Whether she's innocent or not, she's now being accused of
00:42:45
aiding a murderer and is faced with losing her job, house, and a 7-year-old son. So, understandably, she's starting
00:42:54
to get incredibly scared. I do not want to go to jail. I don't I don't like if I get fired, okay, let me
00:43:01
get fired at work, but I don't want to go to jail. I didn't do anything. I didn't I didn't plan anything. I didn't
00:43:07
conspire anything. Just I didn't do anything. I don't want to go to jail. From here, the detectives try to
00:43:14
capitalize on this, using her vulnerable state to try and extract as much information as possible from her. But
00:43:21
Amelia asserts that she's only told the truth throughout the entire interrogation. She didn't know Cindy and
00:43:27
Shawn were dead and she had nothing to do with their murders. But here is where the interrogation takes a massive turn.
00:43:35
These detectives have now been talking to her for over 2 hours, and they've executed this style of interrogation
00:43:42
almost perfectly. But for the last few hours, they've just been going around in circles to no avail. So instead, they
00:43:50
leave the room to discuss a new approach. And that's when detective number three enters with blankets and a
00:43:56
kind, apologetic tone. Hey, you need to talk to them. You need to get off from underneath this
00:44:02
big time. Mhm. Did they tell you who they work for? Yeah. Yeah. We're homicide. So,
00:44:08
I know. And you they want you to be a witness, not a suspect. That's why I want to talk to them
00:44:13
because I I just don't want to be involved in any of this. Like, okay. I don't want any part of this. I want to
00:44:19
be able to go home. Okay. Entering like this after such a stressful experience with the other
00:44:24
detectives will set Amelia's mind at ease and subconsciously enforce the idea that he isn't a threat. At the start of
00:44:31
the interrogation, Amelia was trying to seduce the detectives in an attempt to get better treatment and hopefully even
00:44:38
a lighter sentence. So, if the third detective plays into this by treating her kindly and playing her game, maybe
00:44:45
he'll have a chance of finding out what really happened. In these cases, you can't lie. You can't Which which means
00:44:53
holding something back, telling a partial truth. Mhm. Or just flat out lying. Mhm.
00:44:59
That is accessory. You're protecting someone. And I'm telling you right now, you don't need to do that. If you know
00:45:05
what happened, tell him. Did he tell you what he did and told you not to say anything?
00:45:11
No, he just told me if you say anything then like if you Cuz I mean I'm not stupid.
00:45:17
Okay. But eventually he told you what happened. No, he didn't tell me that he killed
00:45:21
anybody or that he was going. But you know that he was going over there. I knew that he was going over there.
00:45:26
What day? He told me he's like he's like, "Don't worry about what I'm doing. I'll take
00:45:30
care of it." Talking about them though. I'm guessing so cuz that's just what he was saying. Your importance is in
00:45:36
details, not in vagueness. They told me I'm going to jail regardless. Well, I that the uh the fraud part may
00:45:42
be, but that's that's nothing. That is nothing compared to these charges. Yeah. For firstdegree murder.
00:45:49
If I say all of these things, will I get in trouble? If you don't say any of these things,
00:45:54
you're definitely going to get in trouble. But that that's this is where I'm scared. If I say these things, like I I
00:45:59
didn't do any of this. Put this way. If you protect him and you don't tell us everything, then you're
00:46:03
part of the crime. Amelia is now met with a harsh dilemma. She has to either gamble that the
00:46:09
detectives never connect her to the crime and face felony charges herself or fess up and snitch to the police, likely
00:46:17
sending her husband to jail for the rest of his life. This is her last chance to
00:46:22
make the right decision or she'll never see her son again. Can we start over from the beginning?
00:46:28
Yeah, go ahead. Um, so I let her know she wanted to know. She went with her dad to the bank
00:46:34
and she looked at the transaction history and she wanted to know what the checks were. So I can't tell her much.
00:46:40
And then he's over my shoulder listening to my conversations with her. And he's just like, "I'll take care of it. Don't
00:46:45
worry about it." He just wasn't having it. He didn't want me to talk to her. He didn't want me to contact her.
00:46:50
And who are we talking about her? Um, the guy's daughter. You know her name? Cynthy. Cindy. She doesn't call her.
00:46:56
Cindy. And he knew who Cindy was. um only because of the conversations that me and her were having.
00:47:01
I'm sorry. The next day he went and he bought a gun. I don't know if it was Tuesday or
00:47:05
Wednesday, he called out of work. He said that I'm going to take care of things. The next day he just he comes
00:47:12
home and he's like banging on the door. This is like a the where the apartment or the house
00:47:17
where we we were at today. Yes. Okay. He came banging on the door. Um when he came home, he took the gun apart. He was
00:47:25
shaking. Um he took all his clothes off. He put it in a garbage bag and then he went by his mom and dad's house.
00:47:32
Okay. Um when did you become aware that he was involved in the murder? Well, I didn't know what what happened.
00:47:39
I just stopped hearing from her and then when I said something about can I call her, he told me no. And then he got
00:47:47
really mad at me and he was like if you say something I'm going to kill you. Okay. He's not going to say that unless
00:47:52
he told you about the murder. That's the part that's So when did he tell you about the murder
00:47:57
it? Sweetie, you got to let this go. You can't. Anything you hold back is not going to look good. You've got to just
00:48:04
tell him. It hurts. It's scary. I understand that. But not talking is worse for you than talking.
00:48:10
It was He never Can you describe how what He never physically said like what he did or if anything was done.
00:48:16
Did he say he shot him? Well, I'm I'm guessing he had a gun. So, don't guess. Did he tell you that he
00:48:21
shot him? Yes. He said he shot her. Mhm. And with that, the detectives managed to
00:48:26
use Amelia's tactics against her and got her to confess to her own husband's crime. The detectives also stuck to
00:48:33
their word and after confirming she had nothing to do with the murders, dropped the charges against her. She was,
00:48:39
however, still charged with the theft and sentenced to 3 years in prison. Josh, however, was found guilty of the
00:48:46
firstdegree murders of Cindy and Shawn Stack and was sentenced to life behind bars.