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When Entitled People Think They Can't Be Arrested

October 24, 2023 / 13:34

This episode discusses three cases involving entitled women who faced legal consequences after attempting to evade law enforcement. The cases include a drunk driver named Stacy, a woman who flirted with officers after a DUI, and a domestic violence incident involving a resisting suspect.

The first case features Stacy, who crashed her car into a house and fled the scene, leaving behind her purse. When questioned by police, she lied about her involvement and attempted to blame her father for the incident. Ultimately, she was arrested for her fourth DUI and a hit-and-run charge.

The second case involves a woman who, after being arrested for DUI, tried to charm the officers by flirting with them. Despite her attempts to lessen her sentence, she was charged with aggravated DWI and reckless driving.

The final case highlights a domestic violence situation where a woman resisted arrest and attempted to flee from officers. She was charged with felony battery of an officer, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct.

Throughout the episode, the behaviors of these women illustrate the consequences of trying to outsmart law enforcement.

TLDR

Entitled women face legal consequences after attempting to evade police in three distinct cases.

Episode

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People often overestimate their abilities when they run into the law with some thinking they can outsmart
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cops. So, what happens when it's entitled women that learn this lesson the hard way?
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Can I just like get these handcuffs like off of me? It's a joke. These are three examples of this
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starting with the most controversial of the bunch. On the 22nd of October, 2022,
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a man called police after hearing a car crash into the side of his house. So, you didn't see the crash, you heard
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it? No, I heard it and I looked and there was a car against my house. What did she look like, the one driving?
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Dark hair. Dark hair? Nice looking girl. Nice looking girl. What was she wearing?
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Black. Ma'am, what you said black. Black? I'm black. This has technically become a manhunt
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now as the driver is nowhere to be seen and has fled the scene of a crime. The cops spend some more time questioning
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the homeowners before searching the vehicle. It turns out the woman had left her purse behind which contained her
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driver's license and multiple other forms of identification. Now, the cops had a name, Stacy, as well as a picture
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of her. The cop found it odd she'd leave her purse behind as it implied she was planning on coming back to the crash,
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but just a few minutes later, the cops would receive damning evidence that this wasn't the case.
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Hi there. Hi. How you doing? Not too bad, how are you guys? Reason I pulled pulled you guys
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over, um you guys were coming from that area over there. Did you end up just getting in
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the crash? No, we live around there, but yeah. What's your name? My name? Yep. Stacy.
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The driver I've got over here is Stacy. Okay. So, Stacy, can I have you come out
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of the car so I can talk to you a little bit more? It's already obvious that she's not
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exactly sober, but what's shocking is how she was undoubtedly trying to flee the scene. She'd left her purse, ID, and
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vehicle behind that's actually registered to her. It wouldn't have been long before the police were at her door
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with more than a couple of questions. Now, the police have her at the side of the road to ask her what happened, but
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it seems she has a plan to try and outsmart the cops by refusing to tell the truth.
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Are you ready to be honest with me now? Yeah. Okay. So, what happened? What do you mean?
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What happened with the crash? What crash? You ended up hitting a tree. Do you remember that?
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No. No? You're not going to be honest with me right now? Well, I mean, I'm not Neighbors said said they saw you get
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picked up. Huh? A neighbor said they saw you get picked up. Okay. Well, I mean, that's fine.
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So, I'm giving you a chance to kind of give me your side of the story of what's going on right now.
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I mean, there's really no side of the story to give. I I don't understand what you're wanting
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me to give to give you. Okay. Well, I want you to be honest with me. That's what I want you to give me.
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Well, I think there's nothing to be honest about. I mean, Stacy seems to think that she didn't do
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anything wrong, or at least believes that she can lie and outsmart the cop by telling a different story. But,
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remember, the homeowners told the cops that they saw a young woman wearing exactly what Stacy is wearing exit the
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vehicle and leave the scene. It's pretty obvious that she's lying, but Stacy doesn't seem to realize this and
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continues to lie through her teeth to the officer. The truth is, like, my car's like
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probably at my house. And uh you know, I'm sitting here with my dad. Well, the house that you crashed into,
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they talked to you and tried to get you to stay there. Well, I didn't crash into any
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Your car is stuck in their house. Well, that's hearsay. Was somebody else driving your car?
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No. Absolutely not. So, it was just you driving? Well, I wasn't driving. But, you just told me absolutely not,
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nobody else was driving. The conversation goes in circles for around 10 minutes with Stacy continuing
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to spew confusing statements at the cops the whole time. And what's worse is that
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at one point, she even tried throwing her dad under the bus by saying he was driving.
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No, I said, I'm not going I'm not going to argue with you about that. My dad was driving.
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Okay. Your dad already confirmed that he was not driving the black car. No, he was, though.
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He he's driving the vehicle. And so, I mean, what can I do? Okay. I don't want to
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For right now, what you can do is you can give me uh any answer on whether you would want to do some field testing,
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right? No, I don't want to because he was he's the guy that was driving the you know.
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So, you're passing your options to do the field testing. Yeah. Okay. Okay. So, at this point, you're
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going to be under arrest, okay? Why? Because you're very intoxicated. Stacy is quickly searched and then put
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in the back of a patrol vehicle, but before they can take her back to the station, they have to give her dad the
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bad news. Based on what happened, I believe she was into a couple of crashes. Um she hit
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a tree and a house. Uh Oh my god. Somebody could the house itself. Yeah. Yeah. Anybody else show up with
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her when she got there? No. Did she say she was with somebody? It's Yeah, I she babbled something. I I
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was like, "What happened?" You know, and I couldn't make sense of anything. Sure.
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She was probably so worked up and Can you please inform me what I'm being charged with?
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Yep, I I told you it's going to be an OWI. It'll be four. My fourth time to be right.
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But I wasn't driving. And you did hear that right. This was her fourth drunk driving charge, proving
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precisely what type of person Stacy really is. And of course, she also caught a hit-and-run charge for fleeing
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the scene after causing property damage. But Stacy wasn't nearly as entitled as this next girl who had a plan to get out
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of her reckless driving charge. I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me. On January 5th, 2022, officers responded
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to a car accident. As soon as they got on the scene, they were given some useful intel by a witness.
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She's drunk. And she already said that I don't want to get a DWI. Okay. Okay. car.
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Okay. Thank you. Was she in the car in the wrong lane? No. She was on that side.
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See, I was coming this way right right before the car roof and she flowed around me. I mean,
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flowed around me, flowed around another car, makes the car roof jumped forward. See her joint right
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there? Hit the car roof and then slide this. The car I don't know what the deal was.
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It sounds like this driver completely lost control of the vehicle and was lucky nobody else got hurt. But if they
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want to understand exactly what happened here, they're going to have to talk to the driver. And it doesn't take long for
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them to figure out the situation. So, they said you're you're not having anything
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medical that I would No, sir. Okay. Now, just based on this driving behavior and what people have been
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saying when we came on scene, um which we want to take some standardized How much have you had to drink today?
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Not very much. Okay. What is not very much? Like a legal limit. Okay. Which is what?
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Like very not very much because I ate and I drank water between two. The driver is being honest and complying
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with the cops' request to take a field sobriety test. But unfortunately, the sobriety test quickly shows the cops
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that even if she's acting nice, she's still a criminal that put many other lives in danger.
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All right, ma'am. Go ahead and put your hands on your back for me, okay? You're being placed under arrest for
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DUI. All right. I'm going to pat you down before I put you in my unit, okay? The cop pats the girl down before
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placing her in the back of his patrol car and reading her her rights. But this is when she starts to put her plan into
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action that she thinks will cut her loose. I'm so sorry. I was so sorry. Hard. You don't You don't need to apologize.
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You know, I'm doing my job. That's all. I know. And I respect that. I respect Have you ever been arrested for a DWI
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before? No, sir. I've never been arrested, period. So, I hope that at least I'm like one of the
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cuter people that you've had in your cop car. Do not confirm or deny, please. I I can't talk about that.
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Yeah, you can. For legal purposes. I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me.
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Anyways, I'm sorry I stuck with me, though. That's all right, you know. I've been like I said, it was worse.
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Back at the station, the seduction doesn't stop. All right, so I'm going to count this in
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front of you. I remember you. You would come up to the officer with your face mask and be like,
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"Damn, he is so fine." Yeah. And then like respectfully, though. Oh, yeah, yeah.
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Obviously, cuz like I'm a mess right now. Face mask gone, but I was like, "Damn,
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he is so fine." Yeah, don't worry about it. Let's get back to business, though. Cuz nobody wants to date anyone that's
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looking like this, so yeah. You are such a handsome man. Oh, thank you, darling. I appreciate it.
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I do. Okay. I'm getting prepared. Yeah. You don't need to I hope I haven't done been
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disrespectful. I hope I haven't been disrespectful to your job. But even as she waited for her medical
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examination, she couldn't resist flirting with the officers in an attempt to lessen her sentence.
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What do you suggest? Your hair is messed up. Go ahead. Okay, maybe a little Hey, hey, come over here.
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This way. I'm so sorry. I just wanted to say hi. I'm so sorry. Come over here. I'm so sorry.
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It happens. You lead the way. Yeah, just have a seat right here. How the hell am I supposed to know? Hi,
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Daddy. What are you doing? I'm a felon now. Well, why you shouldn't I still have to triage and then look how
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cute he is. Okay. Because because because you're so cute, sir. Oh, yeah. Thank you. I appreciate that.
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Hey, might as well choose to be happy if you're in a [ __ ] situation. You shouldn't be
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Well, then I'll stick WITH THIS CUTIE. I'VE NEVER BEEN ACCUSED OF YEAH, YEAH. Thankfully this didn't seem to change
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anything in her charges as she was hit with an aggravated DWI and reckless driving. Many people are critical of
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this girl's actions, but positivity and attempted seduction is much more preferable to violence and hostility and
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especially preferred over this. STOP RIGHT NOW. THIS TIME THE OFFICERS WERE CALLED into
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a domestic violence case between a male and a female. As the cops arrived, the officers noticed the woman disengaging
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and walking away from the scene. MISS, STOP. STAND THERE. OKAY, I won't. Stand there.
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Stand there. Stand there. The cops yelled at her to stop, but before they could react, she started to
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sprint away from them. STOP RIGHT NOW. STOP. ROLL OVER ON YOUR STOMACH. Put your hands BEHIND YOUR
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BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU DO IT NOW. I CAN'T BREATHE. Put your hands behind your back right
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now. My hair is in my face. Put your other hand behind your back. HEY. STEP BACK.
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STEP BACK. LOOKS LIKE HER MASTER PLAN DIDN'T WORK OUT TOO WELL. The cops have dealt with
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plenty of cases like this and know they will have to be firm with the woman or else she'll keep screaming and
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resisting. Do not pull away from me. Do you understand? You are under arrest. You are going TO
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COMPLY. YOU ARE NOT GOING TO PULL AWAY FROM ME. YEAH, you [ __ ] deal with this. Come here, you feeling
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really basic, [ __ ] What is your name, miss? I don't have a [ __ ] name. Okay. Well, you do.
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No, I don't. Stop trying to pull away from me. My hair is in my goddamn mouth, you
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[ __ ] As usual, before the cop can leave her in the car, he has to search her, something she seems to be heavily
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against. Remain still, please. And stop fighting. YOU'RE A MAN. YOU CANNOT [ __ ] TOUCH
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ME. Tough [ __ ] Right now it's all we got. You cannot touch me. It's all we got.
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You need to get her over here. You cannot touch me. Stop it. Stop [ __ ] touching me.
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Stop it. YOU CANNOT TOUCH ME. JENNA. Don't you kick me. You're going to GO TO THE GROUND AGAIN. GET OVER HERE.
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YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] YOU just added another charge by kicking me, by the way. With the help of a female officer, they
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finally managed to search the girl and get her secured in the patrol car. So, they decided to talk to a couple
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witnesses to get extra insight on what happened. I was sitting in front of my window and
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they came up to the stop sign. Basically, she was all over him. He didn't really do anything?
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But, she kept grabbing him, ripped his shirt open, kept jumping on top of him, trying to get him to the ground. They
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finally did get to the ground, but they came back up and wouldn't let him leave or anything else.
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Well, at first I'm like, is he just screwing around? Yeah. And cuz she was all over him. And
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You said you She said she was like jumping on his back or something? Okay. Then she kept grabbing at his throat.
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And like, I'm calling the With this, the case seemed open and shut. So, the cops took the woman back
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to the station where she was charged with felony battery of an officer, as well as misdemeanor counts of resisting
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and disorderly conduct. Various pieces of drug paraphernalia were also found on her person, which she was also charged
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for. Most of the charges were eventually dropped, except for the disorderly conduct and resisting counts.
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Episode Highlights

  • Entitled Women and the Law
    Explore the stories of women who thought they could outsmart the law, only to face consequences.
    “What happens when it's entitled women that learn this lesson the hard way?”
    @ 00m 09s
    October 24, 2023
  • Stacy's Reckless Driving
    Stacy's fourth drunk driving charge reveals her entitlement and refusal to accept responsibility.
    “This was her fourth drunk driving charge.”
    @ 05m 22s
    October 24, 2023
  • Flirting with the Law
    A woman attempts to charm officers during her arrest, believing her looks might save her.
    “I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me.”
    @ 05m 43s
    October 24, 2023
  • Domestic Violence Arrest
    A chaotic scene unfolds as a woman resists arrest during a domestic violence call.
    “STOP RIGHT NOW.”
    @ 10m 01s
    October 24, 2023

Episode Quotes

  • I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me.
    When Entitled People Think They Can't Be Arrested
  • I CAN'T BREATHE.
    When Entitled People Think They Can't Be Arrested
  • YOU CANNOT TOUCH ME.
    When Entitled People Think They Can't Be Arrested

Key Moments

  • Entitled Behavior00:09
  • DUI Arrest07:16
  • Domestic Violence Incident10:01
  • Resisting Arrest11:26

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