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Some people are extremely entitled, turning regular police encounters into an absolute nightmare.
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Get youring hands off me. From an entitled citizen who tried attacking a police officer to an
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entitled teen who thought he could fight a police officer, this is the ultimate compilation of citizen entitlement.
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Starting with the shocking case of Sarah Baing. Let go of me. On July 4th, an offduty officer spotted
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a woman named Sarah acting erratically. Apparently, she was walking into moving traffic and yelling at passing cars, and
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she'd stolen groceries from a nearby convenience store. Officers decided to stop her for a welfare check.
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Stop. Stop. I wasn't at stop. Take your hands off me. Just stop. Stop. I wasn't at quick shrimp and I didn't
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steal anything. Okay. We got multiple calls about you on the north. Let go of my hands now.
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I'm not going to do that. You have no right to touch me. Yes, I do. Sarah seemed immediately
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defensive and began to walk faster as soon as she noticed the cops. She was also carrying a case of beer, but
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dropped it on the ground as soon as the cops questioned her. If she had paid for
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this, she'd have no reason to quite literally run away from it and leave it behind. So, it's already obvious to the
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cops that they've got the girl they're looking for. You're being detained for what?
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I already explained a theft. We have a couple damage complaints. I never stole anything.
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Take your Let go of me. Let go. I believe a nuisance level this morning. For what? I seriously they
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at least three or four investigations involving you going on right now. The cops have notified Sarah that she's
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being detained, but she's locking her arms to prevent them from doing this. There's no reason for her to be this
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defensive, and she's only making things worse. And what she tries next is nothing short of hysterical.
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You have one chance. You have two seconds. Stop. 2 seconds. Unlock your arm. Unlock your arm so I
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can explain what I do. Otherwise, I'll just cut it. We're just gonna ruin it. Let go of my backpack. No.
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You want us to cut it? One. Unlock your arm. Sarah. Three. One, two, three. I jar.
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Why do I always have to be like this? Sarah tried counting down from three as if she was about to put the officers in
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timeout, but obviously all that happened at the end of the countdown was her being put in cuffs. However, it would
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have been nice for the cops if she gave them a similar warning for what she did next. They're here in custody
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for what? I don't know if anybody can get over to quick trip. So, there was a bunch of calls about you
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breaking people's car. Stop. Stop. Stop. Knock it off. We're going to jail. We're good. We're good.
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Thanks. During the scuffle that temporarily disabled this officer's body cam, she
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tried to pull away from the cops, thrashing around violently and kicking them as much as possible. Eventually,
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the officers were able to restrain her and get her face down on the ground, but as you may expect, she wasn't
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particularly helpful with that either. You ready for charges? Yeah, I like your gun.
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That's nice. Let her go now. No, can't do that. You're under arrest. Then you're going to be under arrest for
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illegally touching me and doing nothing. I was walking down the street. Let me go
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now. One, two, three. No, not doing that. Take the handcuffs off me. What did I do
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illegally? What did I do? Illegal stole. No, I did not. Property resistant. Your battery.
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I did not take them off. Okay, we're going to stand up now. All right. Want to use your legs, sir?
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Use your legs, Sarah. Stand up. Stand up. Take them off now. Stand up. Liam, stand up.
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Take them off now. Strangely, her countdown method didn't work this time either. So instead, she
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resorted to screaming and demanding the cops take off the handcuffs. But it's unlikely she's going anywhere other than
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the back of that patrol car. Stand up. For what? Sarah, stand up. No. For what? Lots of stuff.
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One arm or get on the other side. For what? That's a hat. Oh [ __ ] For what? Sir, get in the car.
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No, I did nothing to you. Take them off and tell me. We already explained this a couple
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times. For what? For what? You have one, two, three. One, two, three. One, two, three. One, two, three. For
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what? Walking on the sidewalk is not illegal. Take them off. Take them out. Since Sarah is refusing to go in
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herself, the cops bring her to a second patrol car where they're able to go around the other side and drag her in.
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The cops were able to confirm with multiple establishments that this was their girl. As she was taken back to the
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police station, Sarah still fully believed she'd done nothing wrong and was being treated unfairly.
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This is illegal. Walking is What did I do that was illegal? What did I do? That was illegal. Let me
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go. Riverside is illegal to be arrested. Any probation? We didn't arrest you, Sarah.
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Why am I seriously walking on the street is not illegal? Sarah was charged with battery to a
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police officer, felony bail jumping, and resisting arrest causing injury as her tantrum did end up causing minor
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injuries to some of the officers on scene. Thankfully, none of the officers sustained injuries as bad as Shawn
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Malarkeyy's victim did. Malarkey was arrested for domestic violence after hitting her ex-husband with her car. But
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when the cops moved in to arrest her, things immediately started to go south. Yep. Step out.
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Excuse me. Excuse Excuse me. Step out of the car right now. You're under arrest.
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No, I am not. Yes, you are. No, I am not. Yes, you are. Malarkeyy's behavior is erratic and her
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tones aggressive from the off. Her children are in the backseat of the car, but this doesn't seem to affect how she
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handles the encounter. And things only get worse. I will tase her if you don't get out of
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the car. You better take your hands off of me right now. I told you you're under arrest. Get out
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of the car. Why? Cuz you have a warrant. I just sent a message and I am Excuse me.
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Get out of the car right now. No. Did somebody say that you could come in to our
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Asking the cops who gave them permission to enter the property is a common tactic
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in situations like this one. But for the suspects, the reality is that the police
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are well within their rights to enter property uninvited so long as they have a warrant. With a second officer's
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assistance, Malarkey is removed from her car and cuffed. However, this is where things get even worse.
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You did this. No, I didn't. Andy asked you to get out. Excuse me? Andy asked you to get out of car.
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No, Andy yanked me. I yanked you because I told you you're under arrest. You refuse to exit your
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vehicle. Are you going to stand up and be cooperative? Are you going to understand that my
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attorney has filed a motion to quash this? Where this way? To quash this. You hit us to do anything stupid towards
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us when we're done. If you hit us or anything, let's go. You've already hit me. I didn't hit you. I asked you all the
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car I told you under arrest. Now you got a whole show for your neighbors here. Even restrained, Malarkey's attitude
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does not change at all. The cop then smells alcohol on her breath, which may explain some of the bizarre behavior.
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You are aing human being. You throw somebody down in front of their children. What the is
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most you you piece of [ __ ] You know what? You are the piece of dirt that I wouldn't on
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if you were on fire. I smell an odor of alcohol on your breath. No, that's my That's your ping on you.
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Okay. She defies the officer's orders and tries to leave the vehicle, then makes a
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point to single out the cop who initiated the arrest. Get youring hands off, man.
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We see situations like this often where a suspect will target one member of law enforcement and use them as a scapegoat.
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This is typically followed by legal threats, so they're likely targeting the officer they feel they could best build
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the strongest case against. However, this wouldn't work all too well. Get your hands off me.
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Cool out if you keep resisting. Get your charge you with that. If you You know what? I'm going to charge you
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with putting your dirty ass hands on me. Stop moving. Let them take off your watch.
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Malarkey then goes on to make violent threats to the officers. Pay attention to how quickly she tries to change the
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conversation after her most extreme threat. No. No. Do you know what he's done? Stop picking us.
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I'm going to kick you right in the That's mean. Don't do that. You are dead. What's that?
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You are getting sued. No. No. What' you say before that? You said I am dead. What do you mean by
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that? You are. Elaborate on it if you mean it. You You're getting sued. She continues
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making the cop's lives difficult by pretending to have trouble getting out of the car, though it's clear from her
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movements that she's not actually trying. She blames the tape on her ankles and says it's the cop's fault she
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tried to kick him. Put your feet hurts too much. You could just You could just take it.
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Okay. No, you're not [Music] 100 lb. You think I'm going to take a 200 lb dude? Well, you've already kicked at us a lot
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of times. Why? We're not going to hurt us. Why? Because that guy right there, the one he tried to bite. Okay, Sean,
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let's go. Why? Could you ask yourself a question? She was charged with aggravated assault
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of an officer and aggravated DUI. This was her third DUI with a child passenger. Soon after this arrest, she
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was also charged with endangering the life or health of a child and violation of a bail bond and received a
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misdemeanor charge for resisting or obstructing an officer. Malarkey clearly had issues, but at least she didn't try
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to use them to escape her charges like Britney Scher did. You're insulting me. Get the out of my
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[ __ ] face, you loser. On the evening of December 29th, 2021, homeowners in Lacrosse, Wisconsin, heard a loud crash
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just outside the home. When they went to investigate, they saw their car had been
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rammed into by a young woman driving a red Chevy. The roads were icy and the skies dark, but something is telling the
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officers that there was something else at play in this strange accident. So, we Yeah.
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I'll let you chat with Officer Lee Baker here. Who was driving this car? Nobody was driving it.
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Nobody was driving it. You're not. That's my car. She she hit a car and hit that one into
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that one. So, who was driving a red car? I was. You was. If I talk to you over here.
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Yep. The woman was identified as 27-year-old Britney Scholer and was easily determined to be the driver at fault in
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this incident. After all, she rammed into a parked car. Sensing something is off, the cop decides to ask the shake it
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up girl a few questions. All right. So, where you coming from? Um, Fred's house.
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Fran's house. All right. All right. What were you doing at your friend's house? Hanging out.
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Hanging out. Have you had anything to drink tonight? Unfortunately, no. Britney is claiming she hadn't had
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anything to drink, but she's not doing a great job of hiding it. The officer noted that she had glossy eyes, slurred
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speech, and he could smell alcohol on her. So, as you might expect, the cop asks Britney to perform a few field
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sobriety tests. Because of the cold weather though, he decides to bring her back to the police station and do them
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there. News, she doesn't take well at all. All right. So, what I want to do is I just want to go back to our station,
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just run you through some fields. Okay. So, basically what the fields is, I can kind of smell a little bit of alcohol
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alcohol and toxic from coming from you. Okay. I don't want you to do out in the cold.
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All right. We going to go. It's my job. We got to make smarter decisions when we
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driving. Okay. My little brother died 6 months ago. Which isn't good. You got to reorder. So we got to go to
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the station. Okay. You got to watch my squad. Okay. What the do you guys need from 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 going off to this first squad. You're right. You're right. You're right. My brother died in a car accident
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and I miss him so much. I've already been in jail, dude. Come on. My brother [ __ ] died.
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It seems as though Britney is too drunk to realize that her actions tonight could have been the reason that someone
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else lost her little brother. What's even sadder is that her brother died by driving drunk himself and crashing with
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three passengers on board, one of whom being Britney herself. She saw firsthand how dangerous and frankly stupid this
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crime is, yet decided to do it just 6 months later. Once back at the station, they began the sobriety tests. These
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take a while, but you really only need to see this part to know how well it went.
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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. I Okay, then. Okay. Can you open your eyes for me? Okay.
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No, you already think I'm a piece of [ __ ] But I didn't say that, Britney. No, I know that you do. You guys already
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think I'm a loser. Britney, I just want Right now, I just want to make sure you're safe to drive
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and not put anybody else in danger. Come on. I can do it again. Boom, boom, boom, boom. Yeah, I was in ballet,
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[ __ ] And also tap dance, so tell me about it. My little brother died 3 months ago.
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We're not saying we don't care about that. Well, you know what? We can get to talk about that. We just
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got to figure out finish these tests and we'll get out of here. The next few minutes are more of the
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same before the cops rightly decide that Britney is too drunk to have been driving. But this is just the start of
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the case. As now she's officially been arrested, she decides to start piling on the charges, making everything worse and
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being downright strange. I'm going to [ __ ] [ __ ] let everybody know you guys [ __ ] [ __ ] me over. You
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No, you losers. No, you guys losers. Yeah. Yeah. Guess what? I have your demon in my
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Stop it. [ __ ] you. Do you have anything in your pocket? I'm like, what? What do you want out of my pocket?
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What do you want out of my pocket? You got anything in your pocket? I'm like, what the out my pocket?
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Steven, you That's not what we going to do. We're not going to be kicking. Okay.
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No. Do you understand me? Oh, [ __ ] you, Britney. We understand you're going through a lot with what's going
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You understand? I'm going through a lot. A police officer assaulting me. Stop. You're assaulting me.
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You're assaulting me. Are you serious? What the What the We're going to get your foot in the car.
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You're assaulting me. We're going to get your foot in the car. You're assaulting me. She's now accusing
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the cops of assault of numerous kinds, as well as kicking the cops and resisting arrest. She is becoming
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hysterical and nothing she's doing is helping her case. Take a look at how she acts when she's reminded again that
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she's under arrest. The faster we get this process done, the faster we can call your mom.
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What have I done wrong? You're under arrest. Need I for operating while under influence.
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Okay. The faster we get this process done, the faster Call my mom. You will call your mom, Britney. Okay,
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there's just your [ __ ] officer is trying to [ __ ] rap me. Are you serious? Don't be on camera.
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That Get the [ __ ] out of my face. You piece of [ __ ] Get the out of my face. You get the out of my face.
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Get the out of my [ __ ] face, you loser. Imagine being aing piece of [ __ ] get
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the up. Her behavior didn't change at all for the rest of the case. She remained
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uncooperative while getting her blood drawn at the hospital, tried to kick officers and resist back at the station,
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and the cops even had to remove the chairs from the interview room because she was kicking them around so much. At
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one point, she even tried escaping the interview room while she was handcuffed. No. No. Take a seat.
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No. No. This is not No, this is not acceptable. Take a seat, dude. Get your hands off of me. I don't
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We can't have you walking around. Please stop. Get your hands off of me. I don't want you to get hurt.
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This is not acceptable. I need you to sit down. Get your hands off of me. 9698. You want to come in?
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Britney was eventually thrown into a cell and charged with felony battery to an officer, disorderly conduct,
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operating a vehicle while under the influence, and failure to keep a vehicle under control. Her exact sentence is
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unknown. But somehow, even with all of this strange behavior, she still didn't manage to get the officers as worked up
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as this entitled woman did. Stop. Stop. Stop. 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? Definitely getting out of the car. Why am I getting out of the car?
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I got it. You're stopped in the middle of the roadway. You're you're violating a traffic violation. So, at this point,
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you are being detained. Do you understand? Um, I wasn't doing anything besides sit here and argue with you. I'm
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going to ask you to step out of the car or we're going to remove you out of the car. Your choice. I'm trying to be nice.
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I have not been disrespectful, have I? No, but I don't think I've done anything to be detained for.
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Do not reach into my car. Do not reach into my car. Stop. Stop. Hey, park the car.
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Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Get out of the car. Oh my god. Get out of the car. Put your hands
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behind. Get out of the car. Okay. Okay. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back.
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Get out. Put your hands behind your back. There is an awful lot of debate around these
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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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What did she do? What did she do? Yeah, it was in park. What did she do? County Tag 22. We got one to 10.
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If we can get a couple more units for crowd control. County Tag 22. Can you start FB please?
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I am bleeding. I need an ambulance. You guys are literally pissed. I am bleeding. I need an ambulance.
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May 10:15. She's got minor cuts from glass. Relax. Okay. Stay in the way. What the?
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Bro, stay in the car. I need to spit. I have blood in my mouth. Get away from me. Okay, just step away
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so I can spit. Justin. All right. If you're going to scream and stuff, you will be put in the car.
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Stop screaming. Can you just tell my friend to take my car, please? I will. You had to break my window. Really?
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You rolled my arm up in your window. I felt unsafe killing people. I'm asking you to step out. I'm not
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going to argue with you. I'm going to throw you back in the car. Your choice. Do you did not get out of the car.
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You stopped in the middle of the roadway. We asked you to get out of the car. Is wrong with you? Could have taken my
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eye out in front of the 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." Why am I being
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detained? Why are you reaching into my car? Fearing for my life. A traffic stop means you're being
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detained. A basic traffic stop. You're not I did not know that. You said I am being
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detained, which is being I'm being arrested. Where am I going? I am being arrested are two different things.
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For someone that acts like they know so much, simple stuff. Been detained. When the lights and sirens come on, that
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means you're physically being detained. You're not free to leave. That does not mean you're under arrest. I would have
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asked for your driver's license, your registration, your proof of insurance. Once everything checked out, you would
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have been free to drive off. She obviously wasn't too happy about that one. Eventually, a medic arrives to
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check her out and observed that she had a few minor cuts across her face, and she was taken to a hospital for
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treatment. Nothing is known about where the case went from here, but it's presumed that any charges against the
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woman were dropped, and she was let go with a warning, as mentioned by the cop. At the end of the day, this girl didn't
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really commit any crimes. She was just behaving badly and not complying with the police. But what happens if you mix
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that with one of the most despicable crimes you can commit? Now, you seen the kids in the car lit.
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On the 21st of August 2021, police were called to a blood bank on a sickening call. A passerby had reported two
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children stuck in the car at the height of the Ohio summer radio. What's the temperature?
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You pointed out to me that you seen the kids in the car left. I talked to the little girl. She said she don't know how
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long she been in here. Okay. One is like an infant, probably like four or five. Nothing was like three.
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Three or four. Okay. Like three-year-old here was hanging out the car screaming and then I saw the
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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. 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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Tamisha. What is it? Tamisha. Tamisha. Tamisha. Yep. She was a new donor, too. She's been in here for at least two
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hours. I know. She's been there for a long period of time. Yep. Long time. Like what? 3 4 hours.
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Uh, at least two. I can find out the start time if that's something you need. It turns out she'd been in the building
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for even longer than 2 hours. It's 11:10 now, but she'd been inside since 7:30 that morning, leaving the kids to fend
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for themselves in the extreme heat of the car for almost 4 hours. When she finally showed up, though, she of course
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had a very different story to tell. How long have you been in there? It's just It's only been like an hour and a
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half. Like, it hasn't been long, man. An hour and a half. Hey, left. 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. The baby's dressed in pants and long
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sleeves. [Music] Been here since 7:30. been here since 7:30. I 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 burnt her arm.
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Okay. A couple like last week. How? She got to the arm while I'm trying to wait for like a hot second
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and she hasn't got to the arm. Okay. Did you go to the hospital for that? Um, no. It just I um it it was that bad
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and I had, you know, so I put one on the counterintuit. [Music] Okay. I'm just going to check it. Okay.
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I just want to make sure it's unpacked. So, however, we can receive a 911 call saying the vehicle was turned off with
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the windows up and the kids Hey, can you come here? Do me a favor. Start reaching
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the vehicle. I'm trying to charge this so I can call it. Okay. Um, the windows was rolled up.
00:26:24
Yes, ma'am. And the kids are here alone. Yes, ma'am. All right. Yes, ma'am. We come here. However, they were unable
00:26:29
they were people here. Bystanders were able to, you know, open the doors, give the kids some water. Okay.
00:26:35
Yes, ma'am. However, this is serious. This is This is severity crown. Okay. You can't just
00:26:41
leave the kids in the car unattended. The car was not on. Yeah, I know. I wouldn't leave it on.
00:26:47
Yeah. I mean, it's hot outside. you only. Oh, so you mean to Okay. Even if it was on, people can take your
00:26:55
children. They can take your car and it's like near 85° outside. Inside that car heats up very fast
00:27:03
and children at a young age are very sus. They're easily raise their temperature level.
00:27:08
All right. So, I'm going to go talk to my how we're going to proceed. We're going
00:27:12
to go to the hospital, get the kids checked out. I'm going to notify child family services. All right. And we'll go
00:27:18
from there. Okay. Okay. It's crazy that the cops should even have to explain this to the mother of
00:27:24
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
00:27:32
especially wasn't expecting this. Are you pregnant or postpartum? No. Put your hands together. We're just
00:27:38
detaining you right now. All right. Put your hands together. I'm being detained.
00:27:41
Yes. Put your hands together like you're praying. Like you're praying. There you
00:27:46
go. My baby. You have to stand by her. Hold on. She's placed in the back of a patrol car
00:27:58
while they wait on the medics to make sure the kids are all right. For the record, the windows on the patrol car
00:28:02
were rolled down. The woman was hit with a charge of endangering children, but little else is known about what happened
00:28:08
to her or her kids. But obviously, it isn't just women that can cause such concerns for the cops. There are many
00:28:15
cases of entitled men, too. And often they can be much more violent. Dude, you want to have a gunfight, do
00:28:21
you? On June 10th, 2023, a Florida deputy pulled over this motorcyclist for not wearing eye protection while riding.
00:28:29
However, just seconds into the stop, he realizes this isn't going to be a simple
00:28:33
one as the rider becomes immediately aggressive. Come here. Don't with me, bro. I'm noting with you.
00:28:40
What am I doing wrong? You have your driver's license. Careful. Careful. You okay?
00:28:44
Careful with me, man. You fell over. Yeah, you pulled me over. Give me your driver's license.
00:28:49
What? What did I do wrong? Charlie 22. Send me a second. Yeah, Charlie not. The cop wisely radios in for a second
00:28:55
unit just 30 seconds into the stop. The rider is clearly amped up and doesn't look as though he's going to make this
00:29:01
easy for the cop. And just seconds later, he's shown exactly why he needs backup.
00:29:06
I need your driver's license. Hell no. I need your driver's license, sir. Dude, don't with me.
00:29:11
I'm not with you, sir. Where's my phone? Y'all having a good night? Not yet, dude. He's looking for
00:29:16
you. I need your driver's license, please. Dude, I'm not giving one to you. I don't
00:29:20
need one for this thing. You I'm leaving. No, you're not. What do you mean I'm not I You work for
00:29:25
me. Back up, dude. Don't do that. My fault. Turn around and put your hands behind
00:29:30
your back right now. Stunn me, bro. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back.
00:29:32
Dare you to do it. Watching. What are you a rookie? Turn around. Put your hands up.
00:29:36
You know who I am, bro? After the man claims that he's going to leave, the cop has no choice but to handcuff and detain
00:29:42
him to prevent him from driving away. But as you can tell, this is going to be a little harder than he expected.
00:29:48
Put your hands down in your back. You work for me. [ __ ] you. Hey, Tony. Right next to me over at the
00:29:54
ocean. Bro, you're [ __ ] up right now. Can you have him come over? What are you a little You got
00:29:59
You are under arrest for what? Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. What did I do wrong?
00:30:04
Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. Hell no. Up to this point, the cop and
00:30:07
the suspect have been going around in circles. The only way out is to wait for backup to arrive because there's no way
00:30:14
this guy is giving up anytime soon. However, things change very quickly from this moment onwards. As you can see, the
00:30:20
man is reaching into the bag on the back of his bike. Already, this isn't a great
00:30:25
idea as it can scare the cop into thinking he's reaching for a firearm. But wait until you see what he says
00:30:30
next. You better put that taser away, bro. Dude, you want to have a gunfight? Do
00:30:35
you turn around with your hands? Hell no. Dude, don't hit me with that. Keep your hands where I can see.
00:30:40
Hell no. Keep your hands right where I can see. You're about to get tased. Keep your
00:30:43
hands out. Do what? Yeah, I'm leaving, bro. You have one. Taser. Don't touch me. [ __ ] you.
00:30:50
Get off. You guys [ __ ] up, man. Put your hand behind your back. put you on the goddamn hand behind your [ __ ]
00:31:02
back. Much to the amusement of the onlookers, a second cop appears just in time to
00:31:07
tackle the man off his bike and get him on the ground. A crowd had now gathered on the scene, but the show still isn't
00:31:13
over as they now need to get him into the patrol car and back to jail. And if these officers have learned anything
00:31:19
from the last 5 minutes, they know this isn't going to be that simple. Dude, stop doing that to me, man.
00:31:26
Stop resisting. What do you mean, [ __ ] face? Yo, man. Can you stop? Can you Can you stop?
00:31:34
Pick me up then. What the [ __ ] you doing? You dropped my bike. Pick it up. I ain't drunk. You smack my head.
00:31:47
Get it. Yo, [ __ ] you, bro. Dude, give me my house keys, bro. I got my two kids at home alone, dude. Give me
00:31:55
my phone. What the [ __ ] dude? Tell me what I did wrong, bro. Crazy man. What's
00:31:59
wrong with you, man? Shame on you, bro. In the first few seconds of the ride, the cop realizes the man has kicked off
00:32:06
his shoes and brought his hands underneath his legs. He's trying to make things as awkward and scary for the cop
00:32:12
as possible. So, he decides to have one final chat with him to put him in his place.
00:32:17
You already been stupid enough tonight. Can you stop me? I didn't do nothing wrong, bro.
00:32:20
Are you going to let me talk or you just going to keep running your mouth? Dude, your friend dropped me, bro.
00:32:23
I dropped you. He didn't do anything to you, dude. I didn't do nothing to him. Are you going to let me talk? You're
00:32:27
just going to keep running your mouth? Yeah, I'm going to pay $500 to go home tonight to my son. I'm going to take my
00:32:32
bike home, too. So, you're not going to shut up? What did I do wrong? I'm trying to explain it to you, but you
00:32:36
won't shut up. He pulled you over for a very simple He didn't pull me over. All right, get back in the car.
00:32:40
He didn't pull me over. Get back in the car. All right. Wait. He pulled me over.
00:32:43
I don't No, forget it. I'm trying to talk to you. You won't shut up. So, get back in the car.
00:32:46
Wow. Yeah. After that very productive interaction, all that was left was an awkward ride
00:32:52
back to jail where the man was charged with resisting an officer and operating a motorcycle without a license. Somehow
00:32:59
he managed to dodge the charge of threatening an officer. But this girl wasn't so lucky.
00:33:05
What the? On the 18th of July, this cop was responding to a burglary call in the
00:33:12
Valuchia County area. However, it later turned out that he had actually gone to the wrong street entirely. But that
00:33:17
didn't stop him from making an arrest that afternoon. Hey, stop the car. Stop. What? What?
00:33:26
You stay here. No. What are you doing here? Why does it matter? Turn the car off. Turn the car off now.
00:33:32
Turn the car off. That's why it's not. Turn the door. I'll punch you on your Don't ever
00:33:38
forget that. I Give me a second. Let me go. Let me know. Let me let me explain to you what
00:33:44
we're doing. Put your hands on me and I don't respond. I don't I'm responding to an alarm call.
00:33:49
Put your me and I didn't turn up on you. The cops started out friendly but quickly became more serious as the
00:33:55
driver tried to leave without talking to him. Remember, he's conducting a burglary investigation. Any suspicious
00:34:02
activity is heightened because he knows there's a criminal in the area. This girl was just in the wrong place at the
00:34:08
wrong time. But a friendly conversation would have been a much easier way to resolve the situation. Instead, the girl
00:34:15
decides to get even more violent and says this. You're not under you're not under. You
00:34:22
came in. Don't you ever put that on me. I spit on you my hair. What the hell with you?
00:34:32
Chill, bro. Chill, bro. Stop. Hey, stop. 40 central. I'm stepping up. Get down now.
00:34:42
Get down now. Turn around and put your hands behind your back. Get down. Open the car. Move it.
00:34:49
Stop. Okay, babe. Just put your hands behind your back. The girl also had three of her friends
00:34:56
with her in the car, so the cop is severely outnumbered. He radios for backup, but in the meantime, he has to
00:35:02
stand his ground, even if he wasn't responding to a call. Being alone amongst a group of people who obviously
00:35:08
don't love the police is a dangerous situation to be in. The girl has also clearly resisted an officer and
00:35:15
threatened him with spitting. It takes the officer an extra 60 seconds to get the handcuffs on her, and even then, she
00:35:21
still hasn't calmed down. You're going to chill out. Come on, chill. Bubble, stop touching.
00:35:27
Stand up. Bubble. This didn't have to be like that. Stop touching me. It did cuz you were
00:35:32
aggressive for no reason. You know you wrong and I take your whole job. She's claiming that the cop was
00:35:38
aggressive for no reason. But did this wave seem aggressive? This girl has everything totally twisted and continues
00:35:45
to resist even after numerous other officers arrive at the scene. [Music] You can't say to me. Fix my
00:35:54
I will if you would just for a second. Okay. Fix my cuff. Turn around and I will
00:36:00
way too many will. So just turn around and relax for a second. No. What the are you doing? I got to be
00:36:06
your dog. Stop pressing on me cuz I'm not resisting. My wrist already. Okay. I'm I'm trying to put on new ones.
00:36:11
So relax. The cops eventually managed to fix the girl's cuffs despite two more minutes of
00:36:16
kicking and screaming and finally get her into the back of a patrol vehicle. Woo! Bro, I'm my mama.
00:36:23
My wrist still hurt you talking about. Is it left or right? My wrist hurt in my car now.
00:36:29
Don't push me cuz I can get in my Okay, then get in. My wrist hurt though. My wrist hurts.
00:36:33
Get out of my face. Okay, don't you fix my wrist. Despite not being the burglary suspect
00:36:38
and having no criminal record, this girl managed to turn what should have been a
00:36:42
short conversation into a battery charge. Apparently, in the initial scuffle, she kicked the officer multiple
00:36:49
times, threatened him, punched him in the head multiple times, all as well as screaming many horrific insults at him.
00:36:55
This girl was the perfect example of why you should never threaten the cops. But
00:36:59
the girl in this next case took things to the next level. Get the off of me. Ohio cops were called to this hotel to
00:37:05
remove a guest. Apparently, the guest was extremely upset and yelling in the foyer about teenagers filming her kids
00:37:12
without her permission. When they went up to the room to remove her, he quickly began to realize how angry she really
00:37:18
was. They was going to kick them kids out and run around playing. I've been here. I've worked here before.
00:37:25
I know how that [ __ ] go. The cops spent some time talking with the woman in the red coat before the
00:37:29
girl in gray comes back down to give the cops something to worry about. Come on. Let's see.
00:37:37
Everything was funny when record. I don't know what happened. I do. When them kids me,
00:37:48
I feel some type of way. This is no way to be acting in front of anyone's kids, especially your own. It's
00:37:55
also funny when you realize there's about four kids, some younger than five, and it's the adult woman who's throwing
00:38:02
the tantrum. And she doesn't even stop for another 3 minutes until out of nowhere. She claims that she's being
00:38:08
racially profiled while being kicked out of the hotel. Y'all stop recording them. They kids.
00:38:14
They going to do what they do. They kids. They didn't care. They thought it was funny and thought it was a joke cuz
00:38:19
they was black kids. And that's not funny for us to be in a place we paid our money in for them to think it was
00:38:26
okay. They black kids. That's not fair to get racially profiled at the age of nine and younger. Think them white
00:38:34
people cared about them. No, they didn't. At least now we know what she's actually
00:38:39
mad about. But now she's latched on to this narrative. She's starting to get angrier and angrier by the minute until
00:38:46
at last the cops decide they have to step in and put a stop to this. However, perhaps predictably, this just makes her
00:38:53
even more mad. One more horde out of you and I'll take you to jail. Guess what? I'm recording you. I'm
00:38:58
recording you. Get out of my building. Get out of the building. I'm going to take you to jail.
00:39:01
Let's go right now. Right now. Right now. Don't touch me. I'm telling you. Oh, and I'm recording you. I'll leave
00:39:08
you alone. Get your stuff. Get your stuff and go. Get your stuff and go. I will take you to jail.
00:39:14
Okay. Okay. I'mma become a lawyer. That's fine. Out the door. No. No. No. Don't touch me. Don't touch
00:39:20
me. I asked you not to touch me. You know that. Yes, you are. Yes, you are. No, I'm not. I'm already at the door.
00:39:26
I'm already at the door. No, I'm not. No, you're not. Yes, ma'am. No, no, no. I asked you to get off of
00:39:33
me. Stop. I'm already at the door. You can't You can't get the off of me. Careful. Come on.
00:39:46
If she was so worried about protecting her kids and making sure they were happy, she's done a terrible job by
00:39:52
getting arrested and distressing them far more than they were already. Back in the patrol car, the woman kept the
00:39:58
attitude up, which certainly didn't help her case when the cop discovered something crazy.
00:40:02
After the fact, you put me in handcuffs. You were supposed to tell me that the fact you were putting me in handcuffs,
00:40:07
and I think you forgot that. So, tell me my rights. You have the right to remain silent.
00:40:12
No, no, no, no, no. You were supposed to tell me that when you report when you're
00:40:16
arresting me, so I think you might want to let me go. Okay, I'm going to not do that. Looks
00:40:20
like you got three warrants for your arrest. That stinks. So, I just really You got one on blue, too.
00:40:28
Even better. I tried. I know. I know you did. I do really appreciate that. And you got kids right here.
00:40:35
Right. Right. And I'm I'm as the manager was trying to tell her to calm down. I'm trying to
00:40:40
tell her to calm down, too. Like, we got kids in here. Exactly. Like you is intoxicating. Like just try
00:40:45
to lay down and go to sleep. If she'd have taken this advice, she might have ended up staying in the hotel
00:40:51
instead of the jail that night. She was brought in on all three of her warrants and charged with disorderly conduct to
00:40:58
boot. Alcohol is a common denominator in many of these cases with intoxicated suspects often getting much angrier than
00:41:05
they would sober. And there's no better example of this than our next case where
00:41:09
a woman actually called the cops on herself before threatening the cops and demanding they leave.
00:41:14
You need to get away from the house and you Yeah, I don't like you either. So, as
00:41:24
long as we're clean, I am a a nurse and I did 12 years of it and you need to get off. And I told you
00:41:34
this is a locked building. Get outside of my building now. The woman is clearly intoxicated and
00:41:40
completely unaware of what's going on. Remember, she is the one that called the cops to her building, but it seems she's
00:41:47
completely forgotten exactly why she did that and is now taking offense to the police's presence in her building.
00:41:53
You're a lieutenant. No, I'm not a lieutenant. So get down. Because I'm not lieutenant.
00:41:59
I said get down. I dare you to touch me. That'll be great. Oh, that will never happen.
00:42:06
Who called you or John? I'm telling you to get out of my building. What's wrong?
00:42:11
Cuz I'm sad. I need it with a husband. What's wrong? Anxiety. Why? Why is this happening?
00:42:18
Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? We're not even speaking anything. Tell him to get out. Bye. You need to tell us why. Go back
00:42:28
inside. Bye. Bye. Bye. Do you want to tell us why you called? The cops are clearly not phased by the
00:42:34
woman whatsoever and are just there to do their jobs. They were called by the woman and want to get to the bottom of
00:42:39
why. If they can determine that it was done maliciously with no good reason, they can charge her for wasting police
00:42:45
resources. But with the way things are going, she's about to catch a disorderly conduct case as well.
00:42:51
You don't ever come around my door. How about this? Don't call us and I won't come back
00:42:57
here. I will have you disbarred. Okay. Like have me disbarred. Please do it. I was a nurse for over
00:43:09
many years. I don't care. Exactly. I don't care. I think it solved itself. And you don't ever walk over there.
00:43:26
Get inside. not walk up my stairs again. I'm going to treat you like a four-year-old and start counting if you
00:43:32
don't go in there. I have a lot building. Rock me out. You Jesus Christ. Lot building.
00:43:42
Let's just go inside. I'm telling you. Just go inside. Don't ever You do not ever come in my
00:43:50
building. Shut up. The officers know the woman is just extremely drunk and confused and
00:43:55
staying on her property is just making things worse. So, they decide to just leave and hope she manages to settle
00:44:01
down. But before they do, they see her leave her apartment and start attacking one of her tenants.
00:44:13
Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Knock it off. Stop it. I got it.
00:44:19
Hold on. I'm going to jail. I need something. Yeah, you're going to jail. We gave you
00:44:24
a lot. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. After her arrest, the woman was taken to the police station for further
00:44:32
processing where she continues to be loud, angry, and awkward as ever. Listen to my name.
00:44:41
My name is Aunt Simpson. Call my family. Look at the camera now. T my No, I said no. No. Hey, my
00:44:50
watch. Are you going to be able to get through this? No. Cuz he you going to be able to get through this
00:44:54
problem. He Okay, listen. Listen. Are you going to listen? I didn't do anything wrong. He did this.
00:45:00
He would like. It took a while, but the woman was eventually processed and charged with
00:45:08
disorderly conduct. Joshua Scott wasn't so lucky, though, and his night ended in
00:45:13
one of the most disgusting ways imaginable. You step in dog [ __ ] or something. You
00:45:17
stink. Jesus. In the early hours of the 11th of June, 2022, cops were approached by a
00:45:23
33-year-old male who quickly fled the area on foot. The cops lost sight of the man. But immediately after, a group of
00:45:30
girls approached the officers asking why they didn't stop the man as he'd apparently assaulted one of them.
00:45:36
Who smacked my sister? I have no idea what you're there. No, there's a guy running down
00:45:41
this way. Smack my sister. What do you look like? Stop yelling. Stop yelling. We will help
00:45:46
you, but you need to stop yelling. Who? What did he look like? Why are you guys sitting there?
00:45:51
I have no idea what you're talking about. You guys are all drunk right now. I need you to calm down.
00:45:56
What does he look like? The girls are clearly intoxicated and aren't making much sense. For the cop to
00:46:02
help, he needs them to slow down and stop screaming so much. It looks like he's going to have a hard time getting
00:46:08
that to happen. The guy that just ran to your guys' car. The man that ran here. I'll talk to him.
00:46:12
Where did that guy go? Talk to him. He went this way. Just stay here. Talk to him. Where did that guy go
00:46:16
that just talked to you guys? I don't know. He didn't talk to us. The guy that just talked to you?
00:46:21
Yes, he walked up by us. I don't know where he went. The cops take some time to talk to
00:46:27
several witnesses who identified the man as Joshua Scott and claimed that he'd been having a pretty rough night down at
00:46:33
the bar. He was obviously drunk and was yelling at the bartender, claiming that he had lost around $1,500
00:46:40
there that night. He was also trying to start fights with multiple other patrons
00:46:44
before hitting the girl in this group and fleeing from police. Now the cops knew all the details. They were able to
00:46:50
start searching and it didn't take them long to find him. Hey, brother. Hey, it's me, bro.
00:46:56
You want to step out over here, please? Yeah, I know. Thank you. I appreciate it. What's going
00:47:01
on tonight? Um, they were they were trying to beat me up a little bit. Just stop one second. Do you have an ID
00:47:08
on you? I don't know. Okay. What's your name, partner? Joshua. Joshua, can you just keep your hands out
00:47:13
of your pockets for me? You don't need my analysis to know that Joshua is extremely drunk, but at least
00:47:19
he's being mature. The cop also noted a foul smell coming from Joshua. It wouldn't be revealed until later what it
00:47:26
actually was. Here, just put your hands in your pockets for me. Let me just pat you
00:47:30
down. Make sure you ain't got no weapons. Okay. Yeah. Thank you. Did you step in dog [ __ ] or something?
00:47:36
You stink. Um Jesus. Let's walk over here. We're going to walk right out towards the road
00:47:41
for me. Yeah. I don't Thank you, brother. So, you you hit one of them, it sounds like. Correct.
00:47:45
No. Would you How'd you hit one of them? I didn't hit one of them. If you hit me
00:47:50
three times, I'm going to have to defend myself. You say that they hit you a couple times
00:47:56
before you Of course. Where' they hit you at? In the face. Every time. Did they hit you? Which one hit you?
00:48:03
The chick that had the darker hair. She was bigger. I need you to stop [ __ ] up on me. fix
00:48:09
that. Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. It seems like Joshua is trying to piece together the night just the same as the
00:48:14
cop is, but they're finally starting to figure things out. The cop was also made
00:48:19
aware that Joshua has two warrants out for his arrest, so he's definitely going to jail tonight. The question is, will
00:48:26
he go down easily? I told the woman to not hit me. Why was she hitting you in the first
00:48:32
place? Ask her. Go ask her. We're talking to her right now. Why? Go ask her. I can't tell you why. I
00:48:39
don't know. Stop yelling at me, please. I don't know her perspective on [ __ ] I'm not gonna answer your [ __ ]
00:48:45
questions anymore. No, I'm telling you. No, no. Put your hands behind your back.
00:48:50
Put your hands behind your back. Go to jail. Stand up. I'm trying to understand where you're
00:48:58
Well, you're not making any sense. It takes Stand up. 1 2 3. You're going to start yelling and
00:49:03
raising your voice at me and you're telling me that nothing makes sense. I got nothing for you.
00:49:07
It has nothing to do with Keep walking. We're going to walk right over to the squad car.
00:49:10
I will keep walking cuz I'm going to walk right over to the squad car cuz I'm a good boy.
00:49:15
I'm a good boy. The officer takes him to his colleagueu's squad car where he's then
00:49:19
taken back to jail. But on the ride back, he only starts to make things worse for himself.
00:49:24
Battery disorderly conduct. And then somebody who I told straight up, come at me. The problem is right now,
00:49:35
oh, she's a female. You always You already have warrants. I don't give a [ __ ] about my warrants.
00:49:40
What happened to the cooperation I was getting before? You were really nice with me and then all of a sudden you got
00:49:44
real pissed, bro. I got pissed cuz your buddy took me on the [ __ ] curb like I'm a piece of
00:49:50
[ __ ] Well, you can't raise your voice. Stop. Shut the [ __ ] up. Okay. You think you are the [ __ ] cure, but
00:49:58
you're the [ __ ] cancer. Okay, shut the [ __ ] up. I want to hear the [ __ ] the ones that have to take me in
00:50:06
cuz they're the ones that know that you're the [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] st. Why are you getting so angry?
00:50:12
Later into the car ride, Joshua even started to get physically aggressive and started slamming his head into the side
00:50:18
of the cage in the patrol car. I'll go to jail four [ __ ] months and I'll never see my [ __ ] kid for four
00:50:26
months, bro. I'm not going to see my [ __ ] kid for four months. Stop. Stop doing that. Stop. You need to
00:50:33
calm down. Feels like Matt and that and that. And you know why? Cuz I'm not going to see
00:50:40
my [ __ ] [ __ ] for the entire summer, bro. Can you calm down for me, brother? No. Why the [ __ ] should I
00:50:49
now? Did you just hear my [ __ ] life story? Did you just hear what the [ __ ] I
00:50:54
spilled out to you? No, you don't [ __ ] hear [ __ ] Next time I [ __ ] see you, I'm going to want to [ __ ]
00:51:01
strangle you. Are you making threats towards a law enforcement officer? Cuz I'll charge you
00:51:05
with that, too. That sounds like a threat to me. Face that I recognize. So, you're saying you're going to
00:51:09
strangle me if you recognize me? I would say cuz you're like this close to getting
00:51:12
charged with threatening a police officer. It's unbelievable. How the [ __ ] would you take it? How the
00:51:16
[ __ ] would you be in my situation and not feel the same goddamn way? You're a [ __ ] That's all I got to
00:51:28
say. Okie dokie. Back at the jail, the source of the foul smell became apparent. At some point in
00:51:34
the evening, Joshua had defecated in his pants, likely sparking the officer's decision to take his colleagueu's squad
00:51:40
car instead of his own. Joshua was charged with felony threat to an officer and misdemeanor counts of bail jumping,
00:51:47
disorderly conduct, and battery. But alcohol can be just as dangerous in the hands of some people, just like it was
00:51:54
in the hands of this entitled drunk driver who crashed into the side of someone's house and ran. On the 22nd of
00:52:00
October, 2022, a man called police after hearing a car crash into the side of his
00:52:05
house. So, you didn't see the crash. You heard it? No, I heard it and I looked and there
00:52:08
was a car against my house. What did she look like? The one driving? Dark hair. Dark hair.
00:52:13
Nice looking girl. Nice looking girl. What was she wearing? Black. Oh, my wife said black. Black. Oh,
00:52:19
this has technically become a manhunt now as the driver is nowhere to be seen and has fled the scene of a crime. The
00:52:26
cops spend some more time questioning the homeowners before searching the vehicle. It turns out the woman had left
00:52:31
her purse behind which contained her driver's license and multiple other forms of identification. Now, the cops
00:52:37
had a name, Stacy, as well as a picture of her. The cop found it odd she'd leave
00:52:42
her purse behind as it implied she was planning on coming back to the crash. But just a few minutes later, the cops
00:52:48
would receive damning evidence that this wasn't the case. Hi there. How you doing?
00:52:52
Not too bad. How are you guys? Reason I ended up pulling you guys over, um, you guys were coming from that area
00:52:57
over there. Did you end up just getting in a crash? No, we live around there, but yeah.
00:53:03
What's your name? My name? Yep. Stacy. I've got her over here. It is Stacy. Okay. So, Stacy, can I have you come out
00:53:11
of the car so I can talk to you a little bit more? It's already obvious that she's not exactly sober, but what's
00:53:16
shocking is how she was undoubtedly trying to flee the scene. She'd left her purse, ID, and vehicle behind that's
00:53:22
actually registered to her. It wouldn't have been long before the police were at
00:53:26
her door with more than a couple of questions. Now, the police have her at the side of the road to ask her what
00:53:32
happened, but it seems she has a plan to try and outsmart the cops by refusing to
00:53:36
tell the truth. Are you ready to be honest with me now? Yeah. Okay. So, what happened?
00:53:42
What happened with the crash? What crash? You ended up hitting a tree. Do you remember that?
00:53:49
No. No. You're not going to be honest with me right now? Well, I mean, I'm neighbor said said they saw you get
00:53:56
picked up, huh? A neighbor said they saw you get picked up. Okay. Well, I mean, that's fine.
00:54:02
So, I'm giving you a chance to kind of give me your side of the story of what's going on right now.
00:54:08
I mean, there's really no side of the story to give. I don't understand what you're wanting me to give to give you.
00:54:16
Okay. Well, I want you to be honest with me. That's what I want you to give me. Well, I there's nothing to be honest
00:54:22
about. I mean, Stacy seems to think that she didn't do anything wrong, or at least believes
00:54:27
that she can lie and outsmart the cop by telling a different story. But remember,
00:54:31
the homeowners told the cops that they saw a young woman wearing exactly what Stacy is wearing exit the vehicle and
00:54:38
leave the scene. It's pretty obvious that she's lying, but Stacy doesn't seem to realize this and continues to lie
00:54:45
through her teeth to the officer. The truth is like my car is like probably at my house
00:54:54
and uh you know, I'm sitting here with my dad. Well, the house that you crashed into, they talked to you and tried to
00:55:02
get you to stay there. Well, I didn't crash into anybody's neighbors. Your car is stuck in their house.
00:55:07
Oh, that's sick. Was somebody else driving your car? No, absolutely not. So, it was just you driving.
00:55:13
Well, I wasn't driving. But you just told me absolutely not. Nobody else was driving.
00:55:18
The conversation goes in circles for around 10 minutes with Stacy continuing to spew confusing statements at the cops
00:55:25
the whole time. And what's worse is that at one point she even tried throwing her
00:55:29
dad under the bus by saying he was driving. No, I was not driving. I'm not going to argue with you about
00:55:35
that. My dad was driving. Okay. Your dad already confirmed that he was not driving the black car.
00:55:40
No, he was. So he he's driving the vehicle. Um, so I mean what can I do? Okay. I don't want to.
00:55:52
Right now, what you can do is you can give me uh an answer on whether you would want to do some field testing
00:55:57
right now. No, I don't want to because he was he's the guy that was driving the you know.
00:56:04
So, you're passing your options to do the field testing. Yeah. Okay. Okay. So, at this point, you're
00:56:11
going to be under arrest. Okay. Why? Because you're very intoxicated. Stacy is quickly searched and then put
00:56:18
in the back of a patrol vehicle. But before they can take her back to the station, they have to give her dad the
00:56:23
bad news. Based on what happened, I believe she was into a couple of crashes. Um, she
00:56:28
hit a tree in a house. Um, oh my god. The house itself. Yep. Yeah. Anybody else show up with her
00:56:36
when she got there? No. Did she say she was with somebody? Yeah, it's she babbled some vibes and then you
00:56:43
know and I couldn't make sense of anything. She was probably so worked up and can you please inform me what I'm being
00:56:52
charged with? Yep. I I told you it's going to be an owi. It'll be fourth the fourth OWI.
00:56:59
But I wasn't driving. And you did hear that right. This was her fourth drunk driving charge proving
00:57:05
precisely what type of person Stacy really is. And of course, she also caught a hit-and-un charge for fleeing
00:57:11
the scene after causing property damage. But Stacy wasn't nearly as entitled as this next girl, who had a plan to get
00:57:18
out of her reckless driving charge. I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me.
00:57:24
On January 5th, 2022, officers responded to a car accident. As soon as they got on the scene, they were given some
00:57:30
useful intel by a witness. She's drunk and she already said that I don't want to get a DWI.
00:57:36
Okay. Okay. In a single car. Okay. Thank you. Was she in on the wrong? No, she was on
00:57:42
that side. See, I was coming this way right before the curve and she float around me. I
00:57:47
mean, float around me. Blow around another make the curve jump there, hit the curb, and then slack this
00:57:57
because I don't know what the deal was. It sounds like this driver completely lost control of the vehicle and was
00:58:03
lucky nobody else got hurt. But if they want to understand exactly what happened
00:58:06
here, they're going to have to talk to the driver. And it doesn't take long for them to figure out the situation.
00:58:11
So they said, "You're not having anything medical." No, sir. Okay. Now, just based on this driving
00:58:19
behavior and what people have been saying when we came on scene, um would you be willing to take some standardized
00:58:25
testing tests? How much have you had to drink today? Not very much. Okay. What is not very much?
00:58:31
Like the legal limit. Okay. Which is why like not very much because I ate and I drink water between the two.
00:58:39
The driver is being honest and complying with the cop's request to take a field sobriety test. But unfortunately, the
00:58:44
sobriety test quickly shows the cops that even if she's acting nice, she's still a criminal that put many other
00:58:51
lives in danger. All right, ma'am. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back for me. Okay.
00:58:55
You're being placed under arrest for DUI. All right, I'm not to pat you down before I put you in my unit. Okay.
00:59:01
The cop pats the girl down before placing her in the back of his patrol car and reading her her rights. But this
00:59:07
is when she starts to put her plan into action that she thinks will cut her loose.
00:59:11
I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. You don't you don't need to apologize. You know, I'm doing my job. That's all.
00:59:20
I know. And I respect that. I respect. Have you ever been arrested for a DWI before?
00:59:25
No, sir. I've never been arrested. period. So, I hope at least I'm like one of the
00:59:30
cuter people that you've had in your cop car. Do not confirm or deny, please. Oh, yeah. I can't talk about that.
00:59:37
Yeah, you can for legal purposes. I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me. Anyways, I'm sorry you're stuck
00:59:46
with me, though. That's all right. You know, I've been, like I said, was worse. Back at the station, the seduction
00:59:53
doesn't stop. All right. So, I'm going to count this in front of you. I remember you. You would come up to the
00:59:56
ocato with your face mask and be like that one is so fine. Like respectfully though.
01:00:02
Oh yeah. Obviously cuz like I'm a mess right now. Had your face mask on. But I was like
01:00:06
that man is really Yeah. Don't worry about it. Let's get back. Nobody wants to date any woman that's
01:00:13
looking like this. So you are such a happy man. Oh. I appreciate that. I do. Okay. I'm getting prepared.
01:00:20
I'm sorry. I hope I haven't been disrespectful. if I haven't been disrespectful to your
01:00:27
job. But even as she waited for her medical examination, she couldn't resist flirting with the officers in an attempt
01:00:33
to lessen her sentence. What do you suggest? Go ahead. Okay, maybe a little. Hey. Hey, come over here. This way.
01:00:45
I just want to say hi. Who's over here? I'm sorry. You leave the room. Yeah. I just have a steer.
01:00:55
What the hell am I supposed to do? Hi. What are you doing? I have a ballad now. Why you shouldn't?
01:01:00
I still have to triage. Look how cute it is. Okay. Because because you're so cute, sir.
01:01:07
Oh, yeah. Thank you. I appreciate that. Hey, might as well be happy if you're in
01:01:12
a [ __ ] situation. You should. [Music] Thankfully, this didn't seem to change anything in her charges as she was hit
01:01:23
with an aggravated DWI and reckless driving. Many people are critical of this girl's actions, but positivity and
01:01:29
attempted seduction is much more preferable to violence and hostility and especially preferred over this.
01:01:36
Stop right now. This time the officers were called into a domestic violence case between a male
01:01:43
and a female. As the cops arrived, the officers noticed the woman disengaging and walking away from the scene.
01:01:49
Miss, stop. Stand there. Don't tase her. Okay, I won't stand there. Stand there.
01:01:56
Stand there. The cops yelled at her to stop, but before they could react, she started to
01:02:00
sprint away from them. I got her. Stop right now. Get off of me. Stop. Roll over on your stomach.
01:02:22
Put your hands behind your back. I can't. My hair. Please stop. Put your hands behind your back.
01:02:26
I'm not cooperating. Please stop. Do it now. I can't breathe. Put your hands behind your back right
01:02:31
now. Please. My hair is on my back. Please put your other hand behind your back.
01:02:36
Hey, step back. Looks like her master plan didn't work out too well. The cops have dealt with
01:02:51
plenty of cases like this and know they will have to be firm with the woman or else she'll keep screaming and
01:02:57
resisting. Do not pull away from me. Do you understand? You are under arrest. You
01:03:06
are going to comply. You are not going to pull away from me. If you could resist and then
01:03:14
you [ __ ] deal with me. Tell me how you feel on daily faces, [ __ ] What is your name, miss?
01:03:21
I don't have a [ __ ] name. Okay. Well, you do. Oh, I don't. Stop trying to pull away from me.
01:03:28
My hair's in my goddamn mouth. As usual, before the cop can leave her in the car, he has to search her.
01:03:34
something she seems to be heavily against. Hold still, please. No, you're not me doing this.
01:03:39
Then stop fighting. You're a man. You cannot touch me. Tough [ __ ] Right now touch me.
01:03:45
That's all we got. You need to get her over here. You cannot touch me. Stop it. You cannot touch me.
01:03:53
Jenna, don't you kick me or you're going to go to the ground again. Get over here.
01:03:57
You [ __ ] dick. You just added another charge by kicking me. By the way, with the help of a female officer, they
01:04:03
finally managed to search the girl and get her secured in the patrol car. So, they decided to talk to a couple
01:04:08
witnesses to get extra insight on what happened. I was sitting in front of my window and they came up to the stop
01:04:13
signific and basically she was all over him. He didn't really do anything, but she kept grabbing him, ripped his
01:04:21
shirt open, kept jumping on top of him trying to get him to the ground. They finally did get
01:04:26
to the ground, but they came back up and wouldn't let him leave or anything else.
01:04:31
Well, at first I'm like, are they just screwing around? Yeah. And cuz she was all over him and
01:04:37
Okay. You said she said she was like jumping on his back or something. Yeah. Then she kept grabbing at his
01:04:46
open door. With this, the case seemed open and shut. So, the cops took the woman back
01:04:51
to the station where she was charged with felony battery of an officer as well as misdemeanor counts of resisting
01:04:57
and disorderly conduct. Various pieces of drug paraphernalia were also found on her person, which she was also charged
01:05:03
for. Most of the charges were eventually dropped except for the disorderly conduct and resisting counts. However,
01:05:10
these two men weren't as lucky after they were spotted clear as day on CCTV trying to steal hundreds of dollars
01:05:16
worth of store goods. On September 25th, 2022, two men were seen purchasing a Halloween costume at Walmart. Seems
01:05:23
harmless at first until you realize they had two duffel bags filled with store merchandise that they didn't intend on
01:05:30
paying for. Luckily, an employee noticed the two suspicious customers and called
01:05:34
the police officer to stand outside the entrance waiting to catch them. How's it going? We can go in here and
01:05:44
talk. We're going to walk in there. Stop. This is a risky takedown for the officer. It's a one-on-one fight and
01:06:10
he's got no idea whether or not the man is armed. So, he radios in a 1018. A code informing other cops that they need
01:06:17
to get there urgently to back him up. But for now, he's still on his own and he has to make sure this guy doesn't get
01:06:23
away. Stop fighting. Tay just stay down. Just watch. Unfortunately, the cop completely misses
01:06:52
the taser and the suspect is able to run away and escape through a back exit. But
01:06:56
not before a backup unit arrives just in time to spot him sprinting away outside.
01:07:15
Get on the [ __ ] ground. Put your [ __ ] ass behind your back. Hurry up. Talk to you.
01:07:24
Get the on the ground. out there. 197 on the west side of Walmart. This cop has a better time of taking
01:07:46
down and restraining the suspect and manages to get him on the ground and in cops. But remember, this guy wasn't
01:07:52
alone. And the cop's attention was now turned to finding the other man seen on the security footage. Conveniently
01:07:58
though, they wouldn't have to look far. Man, you said you were walking your friends. Take off.
01:08:02
I know my girlfriend. Take off. You've been following back and forth with this guy. Go. I know you're
01:08:07
with him. Leave. Okay. I pay for my [ __ ] I got money in my pocket. Leave. All right. You can walk around and away.
01:08:14
Touch me too. My girlfriend to get a car key. This he was with him. I took out one thing and then you try to
01:08:25
take off with all the stuff. You need to walk away from me, man. You need to go waiting for my girlfriend, man.
01:08:33
You're staying right with me everywhere I go. No, I'm going this way, mother. Get my
01:08:37
girlfriend for the car keys. Wrong with you, man. You want him in the store? You want him in the store?
01:08:44
No. Let's trespassing. Just come outside. Why? Because we're done with you. Hey, look.
01:08:51
I'm calling you, bro. Hey, look. I'll resist, man. Look. They got me right here in the front.
01:08:59
They're handcuffing me, too. I'm going to grab this car. Okay, we're going outside cuz they're
01:09:06
handcuffing me for no reason. You can pretty much guess what happens from here. They detain the man, tell his
01:09:12
girlfriend what's happening, have a short argument with her, and then take the man back to a patrol vehicle. On a
01:09:17
search of the man's pockets, a collection of pills and powders were found on him and confiscated. Both men
01:09:23
were hit with a felony shoplifting charge as well as a conspiracy to shoplift while the other guy was also
01:09:29
hit with another two drug trafficking charges. However, on the 21st of November of the same year, all charges
01:09:35
were dropped against both suspects. A disappointing ending for sure, but this next shoplifting case has a much more
01:09:42
satisfying conclusion, but not for the reason you may expect. Hi, ma'am. Do you have stuff in your coat right
01:09:49
now? No. No. Okay. Employee said they saw you stuff stuff from your basket into your
01:09:56
jacket. No, I just went and I just put all my stuff back because I was supposed to be
01:10:00
my um other half here and he never showed up. I just tried calling him actually.
01:10:04
Okay. So, if we search your jacket, we're not going to find any items. I'll give you an opportunity right now
01:10:09
to take everything out. But it's going to be your one and only opportunity. If you take everything out right now, we
01:10:14
won't even press charges. We'll just give you all. I think that's a fair deal. Okay, fine. I have a hat.
01:10:23
All right, there we go. [Music] Your ID for I don't have an ID. It seems odd for someone to only want to
01:10:37
shoplift a hat and gloves. It's a lot of risk for a very small reward. But as the
01:10:41
cop learns more about the girl, it starts to make more sense. Do you have an address that you stay at?
01:10:47
No. Are you working anywhere, Jamie? I mean, it's just cold outside. I don't have any money. I just want a hat on.
01:10:56
It turns out this girl is homeless and has no money to buy anything to keep her warm for the coming winter.
01:11:02
Unfortunately, this is a genuine problem that a massive amount of people face in
01:11:07
countries all over the world. And a lot of people come to the conclusion that their only option is to steal what they
01:11:12
need to survive. After all, if the consequence is a warm place to stay and a couple free meals, what's there to
01:11:20
lose? Getting caught like this and being told they're not going to press charges
01:11:24
is essentially the worst case scenario for her. Or that was until the officer decided to do this.
01:11:30
You don't have had her gloves. I'll buy these for her. Thank you. But don't don't do this, okay?
01:11:40
I know it's tough, but there's other ways. Call us for help. All right. But if you come back in here, you're
01:11:47
going to get arrested. [Music] Thank you so much. Again, it's cold, but 947 ain't worth,
01:12:00
you know, especially like if you're out on bond and stuff. [Music] My ears are cold.
01:12:10
I get it. It's not an excuse, but like I get it. But, you know, call us for help. We have resources we can help you
01:12:17
out with. You know, every contact with us doesn't have to be a bad thing. All right. Do you guys need anything
01:12:24
else from us? No, thank you. Okay, sounds good. No charges were pressed against the girl
01:12:31
and the police department applauded the officer for acting with true compassion.
01:12:34
He dealt with this situation perfectly. Something that can't be said of the officers in this next case.
01:12:40
Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. In 2015, police pulled over a woman who
01:12:48
was caught on CCTV shoplifting from a Walmart. But after a short talk with the cops, it's clear she had no intention of
01:12:54
sticking around. Step out here. You have any weapons on anything? [Music] All right. You're being detained right
01:13:12
now for shoplifting. Okay. Listen, I'm explaining it to you right now. You're being detained for that. So,
01:13:18
we're going to talk about it. All right. Come out the door. Okay. Did you steal merchandise inside
01:13:25
the store? I want to I wanted to poke you. After explaining what it is they're being charged with, the cops let one of
01:13:32
the women back into her car to grab something. However, they seem to forget she still had her keys on her. This can
01:13:38
only end one way. Hurry up. Get out of the car. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up.
01:14:02
Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Somehow these cops allowed her to get
01:14:12
into the driver's seat, put the keys into the ignition, and then simply drive away after ramming into one of their
01:14:17
patrol vehicles. It's an impressive amount of negligence, but they can't stand around wondering how it all
01:14:22
happened. They've got to give Chase as soon as they possibly can. [Music] At this point, the Jeep had gained some
01:14:51
serious distance, but it seems as though the driver isn't the best getaway driver, and the cops managed to close
01:14:57
the gap in less than a minute. [Music] accurate tires for commercial. The shoplifter speeds down the road,
01:15:24
dodging traffic as she goes. The cops stay hot on her tail, but struggle to box her in or stop her at all. And she
01:15:31
continues to wreak havoc. [Music] [Music] [Music] Along with the use of a spike strip from
01:16:04
the cops, all of this reckless driving has taken a toll on her car. It's driving slanted. There's parts of it
01:16:10
hanging off and her tires are literally starting to fall apart. As the chase goes on, it starts to get slower and
01:16:16
slower until eventually it stops completely. That going [Applause] to [Applause]
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You have to wonder how anything that occurred in a Walmart warrants this level of escalation. Nevertheless, the
01:17:02
shoplifter is finally removed from the vehicle and put in handcuffs, putting an end to her rather spontaneous reign of
01:17:08
terror. It was later discovered that she'd shoplifted over $2,000 worth of goods, a felony, but definitely nothing
01:17:15
worth the charges she was hit with after her escape. She was sentenced to criminal conspiracy, assault, and
01:17:20
battery in the first degree, hit and run, and of course, shoplifting. She was sentenced to 7 years in prison.
01:17:27
Shoplifterss and those who steal are often people in tough spots and think they're left with no other choice than
01:17:33
to risk it all and steal what they need to survive. By that logic, you'd think celebrities would be the last people to
01:17:39
break the law as they've got so much on the line. But as you're about to see, that's not always the case.
01:17:45
On the first white boy, on the 15th of December 2018, police pulled over a vehicle driven by Florida
01:17:52
news anchor Fen Sally. When the cop realized who she was, he figured she'd be helpful and respectful, but he was
01:17:59
about to get a huge reality check. Hello, Miss Officer Page Gards Police Department. Reason why I'm pulling you
01:18:05
over is cuz you're actually driving with no tail lights. I believe you're only driving with your
01:18:11
daytime driving lights on and yep, they're completely off. There you go. Can I see your license registration
01:18:17
proof insurance, please? What's wrong? You. Why? I don't feel like being pulled over.
01:18:25
I'm sorry. I don't feel like being pulled over right now. Okay. My phone is not Well, you're the one driving without
01:18:31
lights on, so Yeah. Well, you're the one pulling me over right now. Yeah, it's my job.
01:18:36
Yeah. Well, okay. So, you see my phone right now. Okay. How much have you had a drink
01:18:41
tonight, ma'am? God, I've had one drink tonight. Okay. Well, it's pretty strong smell
01:18:47
coming off your off your breath. Don't care what you have to say. And it's not just the smell giving it
01:18:52
away either. Fine's speech is also slurred. Her attitude is far from perfect. And overall, she just seems
01:18:58
sluggish. And when a cop notices a driver is acting this way, they just have to investigate further. Something
01:19:04
Fen is clearly not pleased about. [Music] [Applause] Carver should roll our window up.
01:19:17
Howdy. I believe you are impaired. Like to run some rotate so bright task on you. Make sure you're good to drive.
01:19:23
Okay. Absolutely. I think I'm just fine to drive. Sure. Let's do it. We've already
01:19:27
seen a huge amount of entitlement from the news anchor, but it's actually just a fraction of what's to come. It picks
01:19:33
up as the field sobriety tests begin as she clearly believes that this is completely unnecessary.
01:19:39
What do you mean by I have enough or I have what I need right now? What does that mean?
01:19:44
It means that I know that I'm capable of driving. I know that I am a responsible
01:19:49
citizen and I know that however many cops it is that you have right now are unnecessary for the task that you are
01:19:58
privileged with at this moment. Okay. All right. I'm stand over here. You you ready to begin?
01:20:04
Ready to begin? Go ahead and begin. May I turn around now? Like I instructed you.
01:20:18
Just got to listen investigation. Come over here. You step out here some. Uh, do I need to walk the line as I
01:20:27
No, just just step out here. We're done with the line. All right. Just check it.
01:20:30
Hey, I appreciate you checking. Okay. Absolutely, Mr. Carver. Veron is clearly being facitious here
01:20:35
and trying to skirt the line of disrespect. But moments later, she decides to take it just a step further.
01:20:41
I want to know, okay, what I can do to end this public humiliation at this point.
01:20:46
It's not public humiliation. I I'm over here conducting a DUI investigation. Well, here's what I'm going to ask of
01:20:52
you. Mhm. Can we go to a side street? I am a public figure. Okay. I find this very publicly humiliating.
01:21:00
Now, we'll continue whatever it is that you need us to do. I'm sorry, but I'm asking.
01:21:04
I cannot take you to another location. Okay. Well, it was worth a try because we're on PJ Boulevard and I am
01:21:13
in public. We're not on PJ Boulevard. Okay, we're close enough to it, darling. I'm standing over here. Just on the
01:21:19
other side. Okay. Can you Can you please get in your vehicle? Watch out. They may shoot you even
01:21:25
though you're not black. Okay, that was a very racist comment. With all these snide and entitled
01:21:29
comments, she's really not doing herself any favors in the eyes of these cops. And that's not even mentioning the
01:21:34
direct insults she starts giving the cops next. You know your your alphabet from A to Z.
01:21:39
Correct. Yes, I know my alphabet from A to highest level education. I have a master's degree. What do you
01:21:46
have? Okay. Go ahead and stand with your feet together. What did you have? Bachelor of Science. Thank you very
01:21:50
much. There we go. Feet together. We're on the same page. It's okay. Feet together. Arms.
01:21:56
We lose our hair. We lose the ability to high five. That's right. When I say left or right,
01:22:00
you're going to extend that finger out in front of you. You're gonna touch the tip of your finger to the tip of your
01:22:05
nose. You understand? Yes. Left, [Applause] right. All right. Put your hands behind your
01:22:21
back. Placing under arrest for driving alcohol. Okay. What have I done? I've test every
01:22:26
Listen, you have given me indication through your road and soiety test that you are impaired. I'm a cocky son of a
01:22:32
gun, but I passed all these tests. No, hold on. I know I'm cocky, and forgive me for that.
01:22:38
Everyone should know that you can't be cocky and flippant and then beg forgiveness when things don't go your
01:22:44
way. And the cops are now ready to treat her with exactly the same amount of respect as she showed them. But Farah
01:22:50
has one last entitled trick up her sleeve to try and get out of this. I'm a model citizen. You're making a
01:22:56
scene right now in front of an area where I'm on TV. Oh my god. Please walk me away.
01:23:04
Oh my god. Please. I'm not a bad person. You're arresting me. You're arresting me a mile away for my
01:23:14
child or I've interviewed your own police. Did you have any any of the drinks with
01:23:19
her tonight? Have you had a few drinks? Yeah, of course. I mean, look, if there's if there's evidence, you
01:23:26
know, DUI, my hands are tied. Okay. No, I see her all the time on TV every morning. Okay, that's my main news that
01:23:34
I watch. Okay, she shouldn't be acting that way. If she's in a public eyes like us, she shouldn't be acting that way.
01:23:40
Okay, she started nothing but gave an attitude, right? I said it took her right away.
01:23:45
Even Fen's fiance agreed that her behavior was unacceptable and admitted that they had a few drinks that night.
01:23:51
So, Fen was taken back to the jail to take a breath test where the legal limit is 08 and she blew a 079. She passed by
01:23:59
exactly 0.0001% leading all charges against her to be dropped despite it being almost a
01:24:06
guarantee that she was over the legal limit. But that's not where the story ends. Originally, she was dropped from
01:24:12
her position on TV during the DUI investigation, but she was quickly taken back when the charges were dropped.
01:24:17
However, as soon as this body cam footage was released to the public, she quickly resigned from her position. The
01:24:23
silver lining is that Faren didn't try and get violent in her stop. The same can't be said for the next entitled
01:24:29
celebrity. A rapper whose first thought after being arrested was to assault the police.
01:24:34
I'm spit on every [ __ ] ner in that [ __ ] Make you charge me. On the 7th of July 2022, rapper Boozy
01:24:41
Badass and his friend were pulled over by Georgia police for having a concealed license plate and tinted windows.
01:24:47
Initially, the stop started out well, but got out of hand quickly as soon as the cop decided to lay down the law.
01:24:53
Who's the um registered owner of this car, man? You will. Okay. You got your ID on you, man? So,
01:25:00
the reason I pulled yours cuz you're tag. Okay. All right. I'll be right back. Let me check things out. Okay.
01:25:06
Yeah. They're they're from the party. Um I think we should move them over there because we're about to get deep in
01:25:19
here. I smell marijuana right here. Alongside the tint and license plate, the cop also smelled marijuana in the
01:25:25
vehicle and decided to detain the two occupants and bring them to a safer spot. This is where things started to
01:25:31
kick off. All right. Is there any marijuana in that car? Smoking, bro. You're good.
01:25:40
I got you. You're honest with me. I want for you. Okay. Going through this, bro.
01:25:47
I can't I can't I don't [ __ ] illegal, bro. Like, bro, I got to go to y'all security and file charges, man. It's
01:25:56
harassment. It's every day. A quick search of the vehicle reveals multiple packages of marijuana and
01:26:02
frankly a huge watt of cash. But in the time it takes them to search the whole car, Booy starts to get mad.
01:26:08
[ __ ] off. I'm like that. Every [ __ ] body cuz I'm tired, bro. Everybody I'm spit on every [ __ ] nurse in that
01:26:22
[ __ ] I'mma make you charge me. I'mma show you how I get down. When I get locked up, I'm going show you how I get
01:26:29
down. I'm going make them whoop me. They going to get char. I'mma make them whoop
01:26:34
me. When you talk to them, I'm [ __ ] they. I'm going out like a danger. You got to knock my [ __ ] teeth off,
01:26:40
buddy. And you going to get sued like a dog. I'm going throw them how I get down
01:26:44
and be off. Why? I'mma punch on the first white boy. Now, I'mma spit on that [ __ ]
01:26:53
This monologue continues for about 5 minutes as the cops finish the search of their car with Booy only switching his
01:26:59
attention to the officers when they find a packet of pills in his glove compartment. Williams. Yeah.
01:27:06
It ain't nothing but birth control pills or something for one of my [ __ ] That's all.
01:27:11
Birth control pills or something for my [ __ ] You know [ __ ] can't get pregnant for me. Yeah. I got a lot of
01:27:18
hoes sucking in my house right now. Yeah. I got like 35 hoes sucking at my house
01:27:25
right now. If anybody want that suck, let me know. I'm ready to fight. I take off the I
01:27:33
could fight. I would throw them [ __ ] with any officer. All do take off their bag and they gun and I'mma throw them
01:27:39
[ __ ] with you in the parking lot. I'm lighting it right now. Obviously, this whole spiel that
01:27:45
Boozy is on is an image thing. He knows this all is being recorded and he's only
01:27:50
being rowdy and shouting to make sure his audience knows he's tough. So, despite his early threats to spit at and
01:27:56
fight the cops, they decide to handle the situation like this. So, just listen. Here's what I'm going
01:28:01
to do. Listen, this is a All right. I'm going to give you a citation for marijuana.
01:28:11
All right. For the smell of marijuana. There's there's some bags. There's two bags.
01:28:20
All right. I'm going give you um a citation and that's it. All right. I'm going let
01:28:27
y'all be on my sp are we good? Yeah. Okay. Take the handcuffs off. You got to sit in the car.
01:28:36
I just need y'all to relax, man. Okay. You let me go. Just let me go. I'm going I'm going file charges right now.
01:28:43
I'll be okay. And it's as simple as that. The pair were sent on their way with a citation
01:28:48
for the obscured license plate and marijuana. And nobody was hurt in this dangerously rowdy situation. But if
01:28:54
Booy's case was a rowdy one, Marshon Lynch's was probably as far in the other direction as you could go when the cops
01:29:01
found him literally asleep at the wheel. Still sleeping? Yeah. Cops found former Seattle Seahawks
01:29:06
player Marawn sleeping in his car that was in undrivable condition. The side wheel had no rim or tire, and the
01:29:14
passenger side tires were about to fall off. Officers could smell the alcohol in
01:29:18
the vehicle and given the state of both Marshon and his car had to assume that he'd been driving under the influence,
01:29:24
had an accident, and then fell asleep at the wheel. However, the officers couldn't investigate any further if he
01:29:30
didn't get out of the car, which Marshon refused to do. He was spitting while he was
01:29:35
Okay, hold on. Did you run it in? No. Morning. How are you? Is this your car? It's not your car.
01:29:45
Oh, whose car is it? Did you steal the car? Yes. You said you don't know whose car it is.
01:29:58
Just asking. Right now, the officers are at a complete loss. They've really got no
01:30:03
idea how the car could have gotten into this state. And Marshon is in a state that's honestly just confusing. As you
01:30:09
may expect, the majority of this footage isn't the most exciting. So, let's just
01:30:13
skip to when the cops decide they've had enough and take matters into their own hands.
01:30:18
So, here's the thing. Okay, I'm not going nowhere right now. If you don't get out of the
01:30:22
vehicle, you're going to be charged with obstructing an investigation. That is a criminal offense and you will
01:30:26
go to jail. What kind of obstruction? Obstructing. What kind of obstruction? Yeah, we're not going to explain.
01:30:33
There's not different kinds. There's only one kind. Explain it to me. Okay. Cuz I've already explained it to
01:30:38
you. Because I'm Because I'm failing to obey a command by an officer, a lawful order
01:30:43
is obstructing. So this is your last chance. Step out of the vehicle for us. Everything is understandable.
01:30:51
Okay. So if you understand, go ahead and step out for us. Is why will I not be pulled out?
01:30:58
All right. Go to get on your stomach. Roll over. Hands behind your back. He does smell
01:31:05
like alcohol. Oh, I do smell. Yep. When Marshon decided not to get out himself, the best option was to just
01:31:12
help him out a little. He was then taken back to jail and charged with DUI, driving an unregistered vehicle, and
01:31:18
failure to drive in the travel lanes. The case is still ongoing and hasn't even gone to trial yet, with Marshon
01:31:24
pleading not guilty to each of his alleged crimes. He's playing the system to avoid jail, whereas this entitled
01:31:31
woman thought fighting the cops directly would end in the same result. I don't want touching them.
01:31:38
30-year-old Karina was kicked off an aeroplane for attacking the employees. When the cops arrived, she fled to the
01:31:43
airport bathroom, but what happens is nothing short of insane. Are you okay? No. No. You're harassed and I'm very
01:31:51
uncomfortable. I'm not okay. Okay. Well, I need a help. I'm here to help you. What airline are
01:31:56
you flying with? Obviously, no airlines. I was the last airline tonight. Y'all just money, bro,
01:32:02
cuz I didn't want to make a scene for y'all. Karina claims she's being harassed and was treated unfairly by the
01:32:07
aeroplane staff. She says she wasn't aggressive at all, but she did politely get off the plane because she didn't
01:32:13
want to make a scene. The cops spend the next few minutes trying to convince Karina that if she's nice enough, she
01:32:18
might be able to reason with the airline and get her seat back on the plane. This
01:32:22
at least gets her out of the stall, but she starts to be less cooperative when the cops start to ask her this question.
01:32:28
Did you have a thing to go to? Is that against the law? No, that's a lawyer. No. I'm going to
01:32:33
call a lawyer. For what? Before I ask answer any more questions, I'm going to call a lawyer.
01:32:37
Did you have anything to eat today? I'm going to call a lawyer. Before I answer any of your questions, I'm going
01:32:41
to call a lawyer. Did you have anything to eat today? I'm going to call a lawyer.
01:32:43
Have you eaten today? Talk to my lawyer. You haven't had anything to eat today? Talk to my lawyer.
01:32:49
You take medication? Talk to my lawyer. Are you flying? Talk to my lawyer. Are you going to Georgia?
01:32:54
Talk to my lawyer. Atlanta? Talk to my lawyer. Okay. Her slurred speech and extremely awkward
01:32:59
state of mind basically answer this question for us. So, the cops decide to speed things up and put her in cuffs.
01:33:05
Karina is then walked out to a patrol car, but before they can even get there, her attitude goes from bad to worse, and
01:33:11
she starts to become violent. I don't I really don't feel comfortable. I'm standing.
01:33:17
No, I No, I don't want him touching. I literally He's on a power play mode. I don't want him touching me.
01:33:25
I don't want him touching. I don't want him touching me. I said I don't want him touching me. I
01:33:30
don't want them. No, I don't. Why are you touching me? Hey, Karina, we promise we give we'll
01:33:39
let you stand back up. You want to say I want you to say that you're not going to kick my officers.
01:33:43
Okay. Yes, Daddy. I promise. Addie. I'll be a good girl. All right, Karina. Can you walk for us?
01:34:01
I don't want to touch you. Do not say I don't want to touch me. I said I don't want to touch you.
01:34:12
Why don't you understand? Why don't you understand? Do not kick the officers. Do not kick an officer.
01:34:16
Okay. Do I have female officers? Let's talk. That's a triple. Do not kick an officer.
01:34:21
Okay. I don't want to touch me. Do you understand? No. He touched me inappropriately.
01:34:24
Do you understand? Don't. Hi. Is she here? Call my lawyer. Even getting Karina into a patrol
01:34:30
vehicle seems to be a massive task for the officers as she continues to not cooperate.
01:34:35
Give me that. Step into the car. Do not. Karina was eventually brought back to the station where her prints were taken
01:34:56
and her charges read. She was hit with assaulting a public servant, public intoxication, and resisting arrest and
01:35:02
will likely be spending at least the night in jail to sleep the alcohol off. Karina's lawyer never showed up. And the
01:35:08
same goes for the next case, but unfortunately for the suspect, somebody much, much worse showed up.
01:35:15
Dad, you know what you've done? Get your order j. On February 21st, 2022, police
01:35:22
pulled over a Tesla after receiving a reckless driving report, but it was clear the driver had no intention of
01:35:27
sticking around to get their ticket. Hey. Hey. Good to have a Tesla just took off.
01:35:39
[Music] Turn off the vehicle. Sheriff's office. The Tesla decides to pull over at this
01:35:50
stop sign instead. The driver then starts to talk with the officer, but it's clear she's more than a little
01:35:55
confused. Oh, then stay in the vehicle. Fifth. She's getting out. What is the Come here. Come here. Stand in front of
01:36:07
my patrol vehicle right now. Right now, ma'am. Sorry. What are you accusing me of,
01:36:14
ma'am? Yeah. You need to come over here right now. Why? Cuz I'm telling you to. You're running from me.
01:36:24
I did not. I'm right here. This is already one of the strangest traffic stops this officer will have
01:36:30
ever made. And it's only about to get weirder. 51. She's refusing to comply. Get Hey,
01:36:39
get out of the vehicle. You got me, bro. I own this. Actively resistant. Get out of the
01:36:48
Get out of the vehicle. She's taking off. [Applause] 511. I'm in pursuit again. [Music]
01:37:09
We're stopped again. [Music] Turn off the vehicle. Sheriff's office. Stop me over.
01:37:22
Oh my god. Dad, start harassing me. What the hell, dude? What are you doing? Don't [ __ ] resist.
01:37:33
What are you doing, dude? You didn't even notice me. Not even arresting me. Dad, they got me on the floor. Dad, I
01:37:44
don't know what I did. What am I doing? Footage like this can often feel distressing until you realize it's
01:37:52
caused by nothing other than the suspect's own incompetence. This girl intentionally ignored order after order
01:37:59
from the officer and fled the scene multiple times. If she doesn't know what she did wrong, that's entirely her
01:38:05
fault. Maybe that's the reason she's screaming for her father so much. something she continues to do long after
01:38:10
being detained. No, this is what happens when you flee and then you kick me. I didn't flee and I didn't kick you.
01:38:17
So those lights and sirens mean nothing. We're just out here. I call my father. No. No.
01:38:24
He owns the island. 11. You can release the air. Call my father. I'm not calling your dad.
01:38:31
Then what do you How old are you? How old are you? I'm 24. Okay. 24. We don't need to call your
01:38:37
dad. You could have killed someone. Yes, you. Yeah, I could have killed you, too. But
01:38:41
you're alive, right? Something is clearly very wrong with this girl. Whether it's alcohol, drugs,
01:38:47
or simply an incredibly corrupt worldview, the cops aren't sure. But they're bent on finding out.
01:38:54
Wait, what's happening? I have to take one. I can smell it. Yeah, I know. What did I do?
01:38:59
You ran from me. You one You ran. Two. You ran from what? Him. How much? You know what? I'm not
01:39:06
even going to ask you any questions. All right, you got her. I'm going to go ahead and pat her down.
01:39:09
Yeah, please go with my dad. No, I listen. No, I need my dad here before you do anything to me.
01:39:17
No, that's not how this works. You're 24 years old. Turn around. I don't care. Do you want to participate in standard
01:39:23
field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief that you're driving under the influence?
01:39:27
Yes, of course I'm not. I'm not. I'm not driving. You need to listen for 3 years.
01:39:36
All the signs are pointing to a break in this girl's sobriety streak. She's confused, distressed, and almost
01:39:42
delirious. Just take a look at her expression and behavior as the cop tries to explain how horribly she's been
01:39:47
acting. Ma'am, the amount of lives that you just put at risk is ridiculous. Okay, I have
01:39:53
no sympathy for you right now. You could have easily killed someone. There are little kids that live in this
01:39:58
neighborhood. The fact that you would run from me, walk up on him like that again. You are.
01:40:04
You do not know how lucky you are. You didn't kill someone. That's how you got your empathy, right?
01:40:08
All right. I don't know if we can do it, but she's resisting. Yeah. No, Dad. Despite briefly turning into a zombie,
01:40:14
she's still able to yell for her father, who miraculously has now decided to turn
01:40:18
up. But before they're able to talk to him, they want to secure the girl in their patrol vehicle. A task that turned
01:40:24
out to be much harder than they expected. Get in. Dad, we got resisting with violence.
01:40:43
You didn't tell me why you're putting me in the car. Cuz you are going to jail. Why?
01:40:49
Jesus [ __ ] Christ. Are you going to calm down if you talk to your dad? Yes. Please let me talk to my dad.
01:40:56
Please let me talk to my dad. Please. She's obviously not going down easy, so the cops decide to finally let her talk
01:41:04
to her dad to calm her down. But things went down totally differently to what they expected.
01:41:10
You have to calm down. Why are they copy? You've been drinking and you were speeding
01:41:18
and and now the way you've acted, you've gotten yourself in a deep hole and they're going to take you down.
01:41:26
She went to the point. There's nothing I can do. Just just see what see why. Calm down. I'll get down there and see
01:41:32
you when I leave. I'll try to get down there. But you can't you can't start acting
01:41:39
out. It's just going to get worse. What did I do? You know what you're doing, Dad? Why are they upset?
01:41:48
You don't need to ask why. You don't need to do anything except know that you're going to jail and go this
01:41:56
way. Why am I going to jail? because you were speeding. You ran stop signs. Where was I speeding?
01:42:02
That's probably 1429. Well, do they know? Often these rich entitled kids are the
01:42:08
way they are because of their irresponsible parents. But with a father that acts like this, it's difficult to
01:42:14
imagine how she ended up this way. Either way, after a conversation with her father, the girl calmed down and was
01:42:19
taken to jail where she was slapped with charges for DUI, reckless driving, fleeing police, and resisting arrest
01:42:26
with violence. There seems to be a common trait of these entitled girls driving drunk because that's exactly
01:42:32
what this next girl got caught doing. But she did a much worse job of hiding it.
01:42:38
Stop screaming. They tell him to give me my phone. You know who the I am. We have dealt with
01:42:45
this [ __ ] Give me my phone. Stop screaming, ma'am. Okay. Well, tell him to stoping with me.
01:42:52
Leave me alone. I hear your dog. I know who the you are. Okay. Well, trust me. Who am I then?
01:42:58
Then you I've dealt with you and your partner when you stop screaming right now.
01:43:02
Okay. Then tell him to leave me the alone. This girl was approached by a bar owner
01:43:07
after he spotted her trying to drive away after drinking far too much. As you can tell, she was not too happy with
01:43:13
this and started to get extremely angry with the owner who proceeded to call the
01:43:17
cops. You're not going to drive. So, who's going to drive me? Who's I don't know. You need to get an Uber or
01:43:23
something like that. You're not going to drive. I'm not drunk at all. Do you want
01:43:27
to follow me home? No. I can smell the alcohol coming off. Why don't you follow me home? We've
01:43:31
already dealt with each other before. Just follow me home. Well, you're under the influence and
01:43:34
we're not going to follow you home. You need to find a ride. This is ridiculous, dude.
01:43:45
This is so hilarious. No, I'm going to get my phone. I'm trying to get my phone.
01:43:49
You just about fell into me. No, I didn't. I'm going to get my phone. Okay. Is that okay? Or are you going to
01:43:55
shoot me? Are you going to shoot me? Your keys aren't in there. My keys are not in there.
01:44:01
Are you going to shoot when I get my Put your hands behind your back. Put your hand behind your back.
01:44:06
Behind my back for what? You're under arrest for disorderly conduct. Persistent.
01:44:09
Arrest me. You trying to arrest right now? Arrest me then. Arrest me. You are under arrest.
01:44:14
Arrest me. Please arrest me. This girl went down much easier but continued to kick off after being put in
01:44:20
cuffs. Have a seat there. Have a seat. Have a seat. No, not until I right now you're
01:44:25
under arrest. Okay, you need a charge for this charges. Get in the car. Three. Get in the
01:44:33
If you get in the car, you can tell him. Stay over there. Okay. Put your feet in.
01:44:37
We'll talk to you in a second. Just hang out up there. Watch your feet in. Watch
01:44:40
your knees. No. Not until I know when I can get Not until I know when I can get my [ __ ]
01:44:44
done. Put your feet in. I don't care. After being taken back to the station, the girl was charged with
01:44:49
disorderly conduct and taken to court where she pleaded guilty. She was fined $100 for the trouble she caused. At
01:44:56
least she didn't end up becoming violent, though. A stark contrast to the actions of this girl from Georgia. At
01:45:02
around 4:00 a.m. on the 11th of August, 2021, three officers were called to an apartment complex on a disturbance call.
01:45:09
When they arrived, they found three women outside. Things started to escalate quickly. Girl, don't [ __ ]
01:45:15
don't play with me. You [ __ ] wrong with you? Girl, [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ]
01:45:18
[ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] It's four [ __ ] girl, [ __ ] I don't care. It don't matter
01:45:24
about no going back and forth. She's grown as [ __ ] [ __ ] wrong with you. Yeah,
01:45:28
man. Girl, I don't s don't care what I do. Don't tell sir. I'm telling you cuz right now I'm telling you, sir, I'm not
01:45:35
locked up and I'm not doing nothing illegal. Don't tell me what I'm doing. What I'm doing. You are being disorderly
01:45:40
right now. Baby, I'm not being illegal. This man. No, baby. No, I'm not. All right. Well, then come stand by this
01:45:45
car cuz you're not cuz you're not going to corrupt me to know this car. Well, then sit down your car. Then go
01:45:50
stand right there. I don't have to sit down. Come sit right here. I don't have to sit down. This is my
01:45:54
wife, baby. This is my right. Oh, yes it is. Yes, it is. You cannot yell at 4:00 in the morning.
01:45:58
Okay, baby. Okay. I don't have to raise I don't have to raise 4:00 in the morning. Don't tell me what to do.
01:46:04
No, you cannot. No, you cannot. No, you cannot. I called you out here. Babe, you
01:46:08
cannot tell me what to do. This girl seems to be unaware of the fact that at least when you're breaking the law, the
01:46:13
cops are completely allowed to tell you what to do. If she doesn't realize this quickly, she might end up in a bad
01:46:19
situation. Stop acting like you can do something to I can 100%. You cannot. You cannot. You cannot,
01:46:25
baby. You cannot. You cannot stop acting like you can do something to me cuz I'm
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not doing that violate. Yeah. Keep that. Keep that record and I'm going to record.
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And I'm recording you. Private. But but there you don't. You need to relax. I don't need to record before, baby.
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Nothing. But you keep telling me I need to relax. Relax off of what? Relax off of what?
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Cuz you can go to jail for disorderly conduct. Okay. Disorderly conduct, but what am I
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doing at 4 in the morning? It's 4 in the morning and you're drunk. Doesn't matter.
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Yes. Yes, it does matter. Well, okay. Wait. Do the blow test. Make me walk and do everything else. Okay.
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Okay. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. You c you caught up on response. That doesn't matter. It does. And I'm
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recording this right now. It doesn't fine. It's recording as well. It doesn't matter.
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You're acting very Stop talking. She's just trying to She's trying to go to jail is what she's trying to do.
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That's what she's trying to do. Do not let her stress you out. Stupid as hell. I don't give a damn. I
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don't like Why are you talking to the officers like they came out to save you? Oh god.
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There's obviously been a disagreement with the two other girls at the house, but they're completely fine with sending
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her on her way and letting her sleep this off. But for some reason, this girl just wants to keep pushing buttons and
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making things worse. Make sure you have my money. Make sure you have my money. All right.
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Okay. I'm walking off your premises. I'm walking off your premises. No, I'm going to jail for what? For
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disorderly conduct. Make sure swing at me. I'm not swinging at you. Make sure you make sure you have my phone. Make
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sure you have my phone. Make sure you have my phone. And I'm walking to the car, man. I'm walking to your car. I'm
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walking to your car. I'm walking to your car. Don't [ __ ] jack me up. Don't [ __ ] d me up, [ __ ] You going to
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jail, ho? [ __ ] with you, you dumb ass [ __ ] [ __ ] with you, homie. Don't [ __ ] stop
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[ __ ] jacking me, [ __ ] Stop jacking me, ho. Stop [ __ ] jacking me, [ __ ] Stop jacking me, ho. Stop jacking me,
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[ __ ] Stop, man. Ho, assho. [ __ ] with you, [ __ ] Get in, [ __ ] Man, ho. Man, what's up, [ __ ]
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As you'd expect, the girl went straight to jail after this, where she was charged with one count of disorderly
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