Entitled Suspect Messes With The Wrong Cop | Forensic Files

Um, I wasn't doing anything besides I'm not going to sit here and argue with you. I'm 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. I've not been disrespectful.
Have I? No. But I don't think I've done anything to be detained for. Do not reach into my
car. This entitled woman was refusing to get out of her car, but she was messing with
the wrong cop. But entitled suspects are everywhere, and cops are quick to put them back in
their place. Like this woman who was dragged out of her workplace after being fired for getting drunk.
Put my lip gloss like like, "Bro, what the [ __ ] is wrong with you?" And this grown man who was treated like
a child after throwing a temper tantrum in front of the cops. You guys are literally dumb as security.
Come in here now. But let's first take a look at a woman so entitled this cop had to literally
rip her out of her car in the middle of a police violence protest in June of 2020. An Orange County deputy
encountered a vehicle blocking the road with its hazard lights on. The cop approached the vehicle and found a woman
refusing to get out of the car. But unfortunately for the officers, this was happening right in the middle of a
protest. And every single person around them was campaigning against police violence. This created a perfect storm
for a violent encounter. And when the driver started to act more and more entitled, that's exactly what happened.
Call it out. Get out of the car. Do you want to go to jail? Seriously? Either get out of the car or you're
going to jail. Why am I getting out of the car? I got it. You're stopped in the middle of the roadway. You're you're
violating a traffic violation. So, at this point, you are being detained. Do you understand?
Um, I wasn't doing anything besides I'm not going to sit here and argue with you. I'm going to ask you to step out of
the car on the park or we're going to remove you out of the car. Your choice. I'm trying to be nice.
I've not been disrespectful. Have I? No, but I don't think I've done anything to be detained for.
She's dead wrong as she's obstructing the highway. Sure, it's only a misdemeanor, but it's still a crime and
the cops have every right to detain her. However, when the cop reaches into the car to try and open the door, the woman
winds the window up, trapping his arm in the window. But this was the wrong cop to mess with.
No, but I don't think I've done anything to be detained for. Do not reach into my
car. Do not reach into my car. Stop. Stop. Hey, park the car. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop.
Get out of the car. Oh my god. Get out of the car. Put your hands behind. Get out of the
car. Okay. Okay. Put your hands behind your back. Get out of the car. Put your hand.
Get behind your back. Get out. Put your hands behind your back. Can you put that car in park?
Put the car in park. I didn't do anything. Put it in the car. County Tag 22. We got one detained and
if we can get a couple more units for crowd control. As you might expect, all this commotion
attracted a lot of attention from the nearby protesters who were already agitated and angry at the cops. And of
course, when they heard how violent the interaction got, they began to get even more riled up. Even worse, their suspect
had sustained a cut from the broken glass and is now bleeding. Something she's going to try and use to her
advantage and play the victim with. I'm bleeding. I need help. I am bleeding. I need an ambulance.
She's got minor cuts from glassing. Relax. Okay. Stay in the car. It is all the way.
What the stay in the car. I need to spit. I have blood in my mouth. Justin. All right. If you're going to scream and
stuff, you will be put in the car. Stop screaming. Can you just tell my friend to take my car, please? I will.
You had to break my window. Really? You rolled my arm up in your window. Cuz I felt unsafe. You guys are killing
people. I I'm asking you to step out. I'm not going to argue with you. I'm going to
throw you back in the car. Your choice. Didn't do [ __ ] What the is wrong with where the am I bleeding from? What the
is wrong with you? You could have taken my eye out. With the crowd maddening, the officers decide the best thing to do
to calm the situation down is get the suspect away from the scene. But she's going to make this as difficult as
possible every step of the way. Why are you taking me here? Where am I going? I'm moving you out of the way so you can
spit. Relax. I don't feel safe here. I need to be safe around people. I don't feel safe
here. Well, it's either this or we can go straight to jail. Your choice. We asked
you to do simple stuff. And you wanted to argue and argue. So that means break my window.
That is illegal. I was not leaving. I did not evade the scene. I was You're not allowed to just sit in your
car and not and refuse lawful command. That is against the law. You are not the law.
Then what am I? You are a sheriff. You are a cop. You are not the What is my job?
The suspect has very little ground to stand on and has been caught on body cam resisting a police officer amongst the
other charges she's built up during the arrest. At most, you would have got a verbal warning and you would have been
free to drive off. All you had to do was step out of the car. Just as the cop pointed out, all of this
could have been avoided. But Jenny Rose Sanders didn't seem to care either, and her attempt at assaulting a cop ended
even more violently. Send an additional unit. Sanders was caught driving a car with a
suspended registration. And when officers tried to confront her about this, she decided to make things as
difficult and dangerous as possible. Officer Balls, our Scotsman, please. Your license registration insurance.
Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. I I'm You have your license. You have your license, registration, insurance.
Yep. Not a problem. Thank you. I need your license. Ma'am, your license, registration, and
insurance. If you don't comply, I will break the window and you will be placed under arrest. Do you understand that? In
typical Karen fashion, she starts by being as awkward as physically possible and refuses to talk to the cops. If this
is all that this case entailed, then it'd be just another day in the life for these officers. But this was just the
start of an extremely dangerous and shocking situation. Ma'am, step out of the vehicle.
Sorry, I'm trying to I'm trying to call someone to make sure that I'm safe. Step out of the vehicle. You are safe.
Stop. I don't feel safe. I do not feel safe. Don't trap my safe. Don't trap my arm.
Whoa. What are you Hey, ma'am. Lower the window. You're going to hurt this. Lower your window.
Ma'am, lower window. Lower your window with your other arm. Ma'am, lower Lower your window with your other arm.
This officer is now trapped and unable to move. But that doesn't seem to concern the woman. And instead of
winding down the window and complying with orders, she decides to escalate things even further.
You are now under arrest. You are now under arrest. Ma'am, lower the window. You are now under.
Ma'am, lower the window. lower the window. Ma'am, lower the window. Stop it. Send an additional unit.
Get out of the car. Under arrest now. Why? What am I doing? Raise the window. And officer, can we
open I I didn't realize he could put my Can we open this door? Why are you guys doing this right now?
You're under arrest. What did I do? Can you tell me what I did? Arrested for aggravated assault against
a police officer. Can you tell me what I did? You're under arrest. You're under arrest.
Under arrest. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Turn around. Under arrest for what? Can you
aggravated assault? How is there aggravated assault? Could you please tell me? Karens like this
always seem to have a major case of selective hearing and only choose to listen to things that benefit them.
Initially, this was just a simple traffic law stop and could have even been a misunderstanding or a false flag,
but her violence and ignorance landed her with an assault charge and the bill for a broken window.
Pat her down real quick. Yeah. Search her now. Serious right now? Yeah. You're under arrest.
Do you have a mother? Do you have a sister? We passed that already. You're under
arrest for aggravated assault. He told you multiple times to lower your window, open the door, and then when he put that
put his arm through your window and you raised the intentionally raised the window and then hurt this officer. Now
you're under arrest for aggra. Plus, you are accusing me of something I did not do.
You're not. You're under arrest. Are you guys serious? Step into the vehicle. Watch your head.
Yeah. So, can I step into the vehicle and watch your head? Perhaps the most shocking part of this
case is that this woman isn't drunk and she's not on drugs. She's just high on entitlement and displaying only the
worst symptoms. So, you're not giving me any chance to retrieve my stuff or make sure my things
are okay. Stay there. Why? You're not going to tell me why I was pulled over to be
Watch your foot. Watch your foot. You explain everything. Just watch your foot. No, you're not. You're not explaining.
And things don't change back at the station either. You're going to get more. Do you guys
play time? Put your hands against the wall. On the wall. On them. I really do. Do you want to get obstruction, too?
You're not following instructions. Is your problem? They're on the wall. No, they're not. They're not touching.
Put them clean. Put them on the wall. I'm not going to tell you again. So, could you clean it for me, please?
Do you? No. Oh, your hands on I'm putting them on the wall. Ma'am, I'm not going to have them.
They're not moving. I don't want your shirt. I want No. Put your hands on the wall now. I'm not asking you a question.
Can I peek? Place your arms on the wall. If I have to hold it, I will hold it when I'm
done. Yes. Wow. Wow. If somebody could just, you know, listen, it would be so hard, right? It
would be done already. I'm so sorry that you have such a life cuz I do too. But Jesus, you picked the
wrong job. Yeah, I picked the wrong job. Yeah, you did. Thankfully, Jenny Rose was taught a harsh lesson when she was
charged with aggravated assault on a police officer, resisting arrest, and obstruction of justice. It was also
quickly discovered that she had an active warrant out for her arrest in New Jersey and a fugitive warrant out in
Pennsylvania. This clearly wasn't the first time Jenny Rose had been on the wrong side of the law. And the same goes
for this porch pirate who got a 15-year-old kid to do her dirty work, and this YouTube star who had a full
mental breakdown and was shut down by the cops. But at least they didn't lash out at the officers in the way this next
entitled suspect did. In the morning of May 26th, 2023, a janitor had asked this woman to leave
the bathroom so he could enter and clean everything. But the woman got extremely
aggressive with the janitor, arguing and shouting profanities at him. Cops were called, and this is the extremely
strange and violent interaction that followed. You got ID on us? No, you don't. No. Why am I Why do I need to give you
my ID? Because I'm conducting an investigation. I'm going to report you when I get done
giving you information that I um I need and I'm I'm telling you feminist. Despite her reluctance to give it up,
the cops soon learned her name was Maya and that she was far from pleased with the events of that morning. Already
claiming that she was going to report this officer just seconds into the interaction. And as you may expect, her
unsatisfyingly stale demeanor wouldn't stop here. All right, ma'am. You can lose the
attitude. I just put you in handcuffs. You can do what you got to do. You're not in control here, ma'am.
Yes, I am. So, I'm going to tell you right now, you can lower your voice. I'm going to put
you in handcuffs and take you to jail for disordered conduct. I'm going to inform you of some city ordinances such
as we have a no camping in the city of Key West. Essentially, if you have a barrier between yourself and the ground
andor your personal elements, that is camping. It does not matter if you're asleep or not. If you're caught camping,
from this point forward, you can and will be arrested. The cop then politely informs Maya of a few laws pertinent to
her current situation as she seems to be camping in the local parks, which in the
city of Key West is illegal. But predictably, she takes offense to this as well and threatens to send the video
she took of this simple interaction to her lawyer. So, if you turn around and film this,
I did I gave I gave that to my lawyer. Ma'am, stop. Ma'am, I'm only going to tell you one more time not to raise your
voice. This is how I have not yelled at you cuz this is how I talk. Ma'am, last warning. I'm just going to put you in
handcuffs. You're not going to yell at me. You're not going to scream at me. You need to turn around and film the
rules and regulations of all the parks and city beaches because if you break any of those city ordinances, you can
and will be arrested. Here's your identification. All these warnings will be annotated.
Well, that's not very nice. That's very rude, actually. Unfortunately, Maya didn't find this
particularly funny and actually took so much offense that she decided to call 911 despite the cop's goodwill in
letting her go. This prompted them to track her down just minutes after sending her on her way for another, more
serious discussion. Put your phone down. Put your bag down. They're arresting me now.
Turn around. Face the wall. Put your hands behind your back. I'm arresting you for misuse of 911. You
do not have a legitimate emergency and you have two police officers standing in front of you.
Let's go so I can report you. Stop. Face the wall. Don't touch me. I do not want you
patting me down or anything. I don't care. That's not how this works. Do not touch me.
Ma'am, stop. You're not getting in my vehicle unless I search you. So, you need to call a female. Do noting
touch me. That is not how this If you touch me, I swear to God, I'm going to kick. I'm going to fight. I
swear to God. Separate your No, you're not touching me. You not my off me. Get the off of me. I got a sweat
on. you need to stop. In fairness, she did warn them. And as the cop said, that's just not how this
works. Maya is delivering a master class in how to turn what was initially just a
simple discussion into a litany of criminal charges. And there was actually even more to this scuffle than meets the
eye. No, I did not bite you. I did noting bite you. What is that? That did not I did not do that. You
lying. You scrked me and I do have injuries. You see that [ __ ] You need to Don't play with me, ma'am.
You threw me to the ground like a man. You tried to elbow me. You killed because you tried to cut my vagina.
Stop. Get the from over me like that. Do not get off of me. Stop. If you swipe me up, that's more.
Well, you've already elbowed me. Bit him because you tried to touch my vagina. Nobody tried to touch
and you did not get elbow. You lying now. You trying to make the situation worse, but I got it on camera.
And so do we. Maya bit, kicked, slapped, and elbowed these cops in the take down, and she's
trying to claim that they were being abusive to her. Eventually, a second set of officers arrived on the scene to
assess the situation. And would you believe it, she continued to act violent and disorderly and was taken into
custody on two counts of battery on a cop, one of resisting arrest and another of misusing 911. Maya was definitely old
enough to know better. To see someone as young as 18 act as entitled as this is even more disappointing.
Oh, you want to choke me out? Oh, you want to choke me out? This girl was pulled over after multiple
calls were received alerting police to what seemed like a heavily impaired driver. Apparently, she was swerving
around the road, driving into oncoming traffic, and had even hit multiple things with her car.
Yeah. What kind of errands you running? you know, grocery shopping, killing meals, just adult adult things.
So, where were you coming from? I am um on the way to pick up on my friend and I don't like doing things by
myself because I have anxiety. So, I like people coming on rides with me. So, I was going to go pick her up so I can
But it seemed like a friend wasn't the only anxiety alleviance that this girl needed on her trip to complete all of
her adult tasks as the cops immediately spotted several suspiciously rectangular
pills on the front seat. We pretty much stay here. Ma'am, is your ID in your purse? All
right, I'll get it. Give me I'll get it. Hey, I said I'll get it. Stand over there at the end of your car.
Do you hear me? Okay, but if you were more respectful about it, if I'm just saying I'm just
saying. All right. If we're all humans here, if you were more respectful about it, I would just
Where's your ID at? Is it in here? Can I look for my wallet? Well, like why my wallet? The thing is that's my
property. You have no choice. Actually, I do because I found freaking Xanax bars
on your driver's seat. If you want to explain something, explain those. Girl, the person
they were in plain view. Yep. As the interaction continues, the girl seems to become more and more incoherent
and confused. It's almost like she knows the pennies dropped and starts to become
more and more confrontational. Would you like to sit down on the grass over there?
I can sit down in my No, you cannot. If I just have like my hands up and No, you're not getting back in your car.
You can sit on the grass over there or we can sit in the back of this car here. Whichever one you prefer.
Okay. I'm going to get my phone. No, you're not. You're staying right here. Okay. But why can't I get my phone to
like at least have You're not getting back in that car until they're done. Okay. But I feel like I should be able
to It's my right to like record anything that's happening in Everything's being recorded right here.
I know. But why can't I record it for myself? You're not going back in that car.
You can request this courting. You can come with me to my car. My phone is right on that seat. One of y'all can
come to me to that seat to get my car. Unfortunately for her, the cops have now had enough of her rambling and decide to
get down to business. And we get the pleasure of seeing her try to explain away everything.
Has your car always been like that in the front? Yes, I have. Um, yeah. Honestly, what happened first?
Okay. See this part of my car? I do. Um, one day I came back from work like just like was like getting off and [ __ ]
that was missing. How was it missing? When I got here, I saw your demeanor, your actions, and all that stuff. Okay.
I'm looking at your pupils. I'm looking at your eyes. And I think that you might
be under the influence of some type of narcotic, not alcohol, but I believe in narcotic.
Okay. Um, so based off what I'm seeing so far, would you be willing to do field test to dispel my suspicions that you're
under the influence of any type of narcotic? It's never a good idea to decline these
tests. But with how terribly the girl performed in them, she'd probably have a better chance of testing her luck in
court. As you may expect, she was quickly put in handcuffs, and that's when her behavior went from dazed to
dangerous. [Music] adjustment. Damn, girl. Down face down. You want to try that? Oh, you want a
choke? the out. Oh, you want to choke me out, girl? Do you want to choke me out, girl? Holy.
You really want to choke me out, girl. I was not doing nothing. You want to choke me? With the delirious
girl finally secured in the back seat, the only danger left now is to the sanity of the officer made to drive her
back to the station. Last time one of you guys took me to the mental hospital, my grandparents could
not find me for weeks. Okay. And you officers were like, "Oh, you're going to be okay. You're going to say this is all
you guys do." [Music] That was going to be a fun ride. [Music] Man, I can still hear screaming.
I can still hear. [Music] [Music] Jeez. Unfortunately, it's unknown what she was charged with, but it's likely
amounted to a DUI and resisting. But anyone that's seen a Tik Tok star in the wild knows that they can be some of the
most entitled people on the planet. And this girl is a prime example of that. When cops approached a car in July 2021,
they came across the sight of a Tik Tok star Amanda inside. Upon investigation, it seems she was so drunk that she fell
asleep at the wheel while waiting at a red light. Wake up. Put it in park. Put the car.
Put it in park. Police department. Put the car in park. Open the door, ma'am. Open the door. Open the door.
Open the door. Police department. Open the door. The cops spent the next 5 minutes trying
to get Amanda to turn off the engine and get out of the car, but she could barely
stay conscious. When she finally did, it was obvious that Amanda wasn't just a little drunk that night, but completely
hammered. What's your name? Amanda. Amanda, what's going on tonight? Um, there's a
cop car. Yeah. Yeah. That you crashed into just now. Me? Yes. How much have you had to drink tonight?
Look at me. Hello. Hello. Do you know where you're at? Where are you? Do you know where you're
at? Yeah, I'm looking at the cop cars that are We can't be sure what Amanda is thinking, but it sure looks like she's
been drinking and has no concern about getting caught sleeping in traffic. The cops struggle to get her to answer any
questions. And after a few minutes, they just give up and move straight into the
sobriety tests. But this is where Amanda's behavior starts to change. What I want you to do is
I want I want Mike um You want to listen to my instructions to take? Yeah. I want Mike to take my
instructions. Okay. I want you, you see my finger? You see the tip of my finger? What I
want you to do is I want you to keep your head still and track my finger with just your eyes. Okay. How am I supposed
to track your finger with just my eyes when my my kids cars are moving over here?
Okay. All right. So, kids cars. Okay. Do you want to face this way? Face cars. Okay. Let's face
around. There you go. You ready? I want Michigan State Police, Mike Davis. I want him here.
Okay. Well, I want you to take my test right now. Yeah. I'm looking at your finger.
Well, you got to keep your head still. Keep your head still. All right. When I have you turned around, put your
hands behind your back. You're under arrest for right now. I'm under arrest for having a Michigan
State Trooper coming here. No arrest robbery. You are under arrest for hitting my car
and being extremely intoxicated while driving. We don't even know where you're at right now and you're refusing to take
no test. After refusing to finish the sobriety tests and becoming uncooperative, the
cops decide to place Amanda under arrest and put her in the back of the car to take her to the station. But her
outrageous behavior was just getting started. What am I doing right now? That's illegal that
sleeping in traffic pedal. Hey, Miss What time is it? 3:00 in the morning. [ __ ] newborn baby. Oh
my god, she's tired. No [ __ ] We don't piece of [ __ ] God damn. What a dump. Here, baby.
Here we are. Hands caught behind her back. Baby can't eat. Baby's tired. Oh, baby. We're ced.
We are like our dicks are hung out. Thank you. Here we are. Miles is on the way to the station.
Out here. Amanda's tantrums continued throughout the entire ride to the police station.
You'd think that being a famous Tik Tocker, she'd at least try to be as respectful as possible to avoid damaging
her career. However, once they arrive at the station, her rampage gets even worse.
I'm a peace officer. You're under the arrest for operating a vehicle while untid gave you the consumption.
Okay, I have a question. Alcoholic liquor and controlled substance. Can I read it, Chris?
No. No, I have a question because I didn't even get a sobriety test. I gave you and then you said you weren't
going to take them. And then at that point, my hands are tied. And if you don't believe me, I have it all on
recording as well. So that's why we wear body. Yeah, we will. We will put that footage.
Okay. So, I'm going to read this to you. Will you take my breath test? Yes. Okay. All right. She said,
"No, I would like to go to the hospital and get a blood test." You want a blood draw or do you want
Here's the deal. If you If you take this breath test here, you can get out whatever your number is cuz we have a
chart. You refuse, I'm going to take your license, add six points to it, and they're going to take your blood. Is
that what you want? So, are you consenting to a blood draw? Yes. Okay. Awesome. I don't consent to this.
You don't have to when you're under. [Music] As Amanda refused to take a breathalyzer
test, she's been taken to the hospital where a blood sample will be taken to find out just how over the limit she is.
But it's no surprise that Amanda is going to make this as difficult as possible to the very end.
You said you wanted to do the blood draw. I said I want to call my lawyer before I
consent to this test. So, do you not want to take this test? I want to call my lawyer before I get
sent to this test. I don't understand what you don't understand about such a simp there is no there's either like I
already explained to you like you'll get your phone call if you take the test. You said you wanted to take this test
instead of the breath test. Are you refusing to take this test? I'm clearly stating that I want to call
my lawyer before I consent to the Are we yelling or are we going to say yes or no?
Are you going to ask me the same [ __ ] question over and over? I want to call my lawyer before I consent to this test.
What don't you understand? I'm asking if you understand. It's a very clear statement. I know that
you guys do your like All right. Around around. Well, there goes your license. Okay. There goes my license for what?
You didn't even do a breath either. Well, I tried to said no. Okay. Amanda's outbursts cost her her career
as an influencer and she has since deactivated all of her social media accounts and disappeared. She was
charged with DUI and was sentenced to 6 days of community service and 12 months probation. Amanda was caught out pretty
badly, but this next influencer just went insane and called the police on himself.
Send the [ __ ] cops. There's a gun to my head. Help. Help. Get them. Fousey is no stranger to controversy and
has landed himself in hot water several times, leading to multiple bans on Twitch. The Palestinian American social
media star is famous for his subathons where he continues to live stream with a time limit that extends for every new
subscriber he gets. On August 23rd, 2023, he took things a little too far when he called 911 and told them he was
being held hostage and had a gun up to his head, convincing the dispatcher to get the police to his hotel room.
Okay, so the person is not there with you, but they're calling you and making threats.
I'm in a hotel room. Nobody knows my location. He called my hotel room number on his own. You know, if he was on his
way right now and he had a gun, I would be dead and he would still be asking me questions. Send the [ __ ] cops.
Send the cops. There's a gun to my head right now. There's a gun to my head. Help. Ma'am.
Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, he left. Ma'am, he left. There's a gun to my head. Help. Help. Get them. Help. Bye.
Ma'am, Intercontinental. What's my room number? Help. Tell me. 2027. That's what I have to do to get help.
Theme can do strange things to people, but Fousey's behavior could be due to something else. He was seen earlier that
day saying he was off his medication and needed to go to a mental health hospital
for an evaluation. This might explain his erratic behavior with the cops once they arrived.
So, listen. This guy calls my room right now. I'm chilling. I'm getting my room ready. I have a girl coming over.
Okay. Can he You guys don't even seem like you're serious about this. Are you guys
going to do anything? We're recording. That's why I'm recording. What are you guys doing? Are you going
to arrest him? Why is in their cars out looking for him right now? I have his address.
Where's his address? Yo, where's the security? Get my security in here. Please. You guys are
just standing there doing nothing with your hands out. This is Miami Day police.
Yo, what are you talking about? I'm being serious. My life's in danger and you're sitting here staring at me.
Why does nobody work hard in this world? I'm out. Why am I the only You're out. You're not
going to protect me. You're on camera, you [ __ ] What is it? Hey, chill out. Give me a
story. Tell me a story, dog. I'm live streaming. I'm the most famous guy on the internet right now.
A guy calls my He called my mom yesterday and says, "I'm going to slit your throat."
He to my mom. No, my mom's throat. He calls my room today. Hi, it's me again. Remember me? I literally told him
if I see you, I'm sticking a knife 9 in in your neck and I'm slatting it down your penis. He gave me his address.
And how does he know where he's staying at? I don't He's a stalker. Okay. And who is this guy? I don't
[ __ ] know. So, how do you want us to look for him if you don't know where he is?
I have his address. What is his address? I said grab my security 20 minutes ago.
Demeaning, shouting, and generally acting like a giant man baby isn't going to get you any sway with the police. And
on top of that, he's told the officers he threatened someone's life. It's almost as if he expects the police to
bend over backwards to help him. But they realized there was something else going on with Fousey.
You guys are dumb as [ __ ] man. You guys are literally dumb as [ __ ] Oh, y Hey, record this. Security. Come
in here now. They told me to stay outside. I can't come inside. Yo, for my protection, come in here.
I can't come inside. They told me he can't come in. I cannot. Y'all are [ __ ] I'm suing all y'all.
My life is in danger. And you arrest a Palestinian Muslim who's viral. Are y'all dumb or are you stupid? Do you
like your job? You're [ __ ] Hey, relax. Hey, free # free. After the live stream ends, the body cam
footage shows Fousey continuing to demean the officers, only making it worse for himself. What he doesn't know
yet is that he's not under arrest. He's being taken to a medical facility so they can evaluate his mental health as
he could need professional help that these officers can't provide. I don't know why y'all had to arrest me,
dog. Why are you arresting me? the secret. Oh, we going to put you're going to go
put medicine needles on me and try to sedate me in the hospital. They might have any drugs on you,
weapons? Nothing that can hurt me. I got a big penis. It could hurt you a lot. I'm gay. 9 in. Is that on body cam? I'll
[ __ ] you so good till you love me. Is that on body cam? Make that go viral. Y'all [ __ ] up tonight.
Which one of you folks want to touch me? I bet it's you. I bet it's you. You are going to touch me. Look at that.
Ah. Don't let your hard you [ __ ] [ __ ] You arrested the wrong dude, dog. $77 million. It don't matter. You put
arrested on me. You arrested me. You didn't believe me. You walked out of the room. I have it on video. 70,000 people
saw it. They're already reporting you, dog. To your [ __ ] officer. Hey, fire this
[ __ ] I'm suing his ass. Fousey joins a long line of social media influencers who have been arrested. And maybe he's a
warning sign himself of how the pressure of fame can affect a person's well-being. His behavior during this
incident is far from a good influence. And alcohol can have a very similar effect. This suspect got so drunk at her
job that she was fired on the spot and chose the wrong cops to get awkward with. On the 20th of February 2023, two
officers received a call regarding a heavily intoxicated employee at a car dealership. She'd arrived at work that
day on time, totally sober. But as the day wore on, employees and customers noticed she was getting more and more
drunk. After confirmation, the company fired her. Unfortunately though, things weren't going to be that easy and she
was refusing to leave. She was on the phone and one of my other employees downstairs heard the person
that she was on the phone, need to stop drinking while on the job. So, we just terminated her like 10 minutes before I
called you guys and she's refusing to leave. Hi, ma'am. How are you? Hi. You doing okay?
Yeah. Um, hi. What's your name? I am Officer Caproni from Force Police. Hi. Um, how may I help you?
No. How may I help you? What's going on? Um, nothing. I'm just trying to figure this out.
Do you have any idea why I'm here? No clue. Just Would you like to know why I'm here for?
That's your problem. Well, I I know what I'm here for. That might be your problem, actually.
That might be a business of yours. I'm also in law school if you want to take down my um lawyer's information.
Well, I don't want to talk to you. You just ignore me. So, she was administrator.
That's me with my Yeah, that's her desk. It's immediately obvious how drunk this
girl really is. And she's also instantly appearing avoidant and combative. The owner had already asked her to leave
multiple times at this point, but every time she just ignore the commands and continue to work. And as the cops
continue to question her, she only becomes more delusional. You obviously aren't professional.
Hey man, so it's my understanding they're terminating your employment here at the Chevrolet.
Well, what's confirmed is that I need to have someone pick me up. You guys officially ask her to leave the
property. Yes, we did. Her mom was on the phone after I called. Yeah, my mom said that she was on the
way. Her mom said she's not coming to pick her up. No, let me call my mom on speaker.
You need to leave the dealership now. By refusing to leave, she's only making things worse for herself. Her employer
has every right to call the police as she's now trespassing on the property. If she doesn't leave, she could start to
rack up a serious number of charges, but she seems to believe she knows better than the law.
Okay. So, I I asked my mom to come on the way. Your mother told me she's not picking
you up. So, who what's my mom's name? I don't know. She was on the phone. We're We're telling you you need to
leave. You're going to be trespassing. So, I can't I can't call my mom and ask her.
You don't They don't want you to use your their phones. Okay. So, I can't ask my mom to come pick me
up. You can use your phone, not mine. You have a phone? Mommy, this is my mom. The girl then calls her mother and talks
to her in Spanish, explaining the whole situation. But before she has a chance to hang up, the cops decide they're done
with her games and decide to move in to arrest her. However, as you might expect, this Karen was about to do
everything she could to make things as difficult as possible for them. Okay, I've had enough. We're going.
We're going outside. Let's go outside. We've asked you to leave. Let's go. Grab your purse.
We're going outside. Time to go outside. I will I will pick myself up, but don't
touch me. Okay, let's go outside. We grab my purse. Let me grab my purse, but do not touch me. Okay. Put my lip gloss
like like Bro, what the [ __ ] is wrong with you? We've asked you to leave. It's time to
go. That's okay. All right. All right. All right. Put your hands on. We're not doing this. We're not doing
this. Bro, stop. Stop. Why are you back? No. This isn't resisting. This is resisting. This is not
resisting. Resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm literally innocent. I'm innocent. This could have been super simple and
you could have just left. Hey. Hey. What are you doing? What are you doing? My stuff.
My purse. That's my purse. That's my phone. I don't know what you were drinking, my
dear. Pretty strong. You know what, you guys? This whole company is going to be sued. Come on.
Take me up, [ __ ] Take me up, [ __ ] Well, you could have just left like I I wanted to leave. [ __ ] it. Someone
went around. [ __ ] [ __ ] What? I'm in law school. I have a clean record. Okay, but like we said, you could have
just left. I wanted to leave. I tried to leave. They wouldn't let me. It didn't seem like that.
They wouldn't let me. Take this [ __ ] off of me before. They're not coming off.
Her threats to sue the company are pretty baseless, especially as she was later charged with disturbing the peace,
trespassing, and resisting arrest. But you don't have to be drunk to try and escape from the law. As this next
suspect shows us, when she finds herself on the run with nowhere to hide. You got to back up.
You You got to back up. You got to back up. You keep running up on me. You slammed a
girl. On July 12th, 2022, a reckless driver began to cause chaos in the streets of
New York, leading several people to call 911. The suspect's vehicle was soon spotted by the NYPD, and an officer
decided to pull it over and question the owner before things got any more dangerous. But the officer wasn't
prepared for what he would be faced with just minutes later. I'm doing dash door.
Yeah. Yeah. I got my what you call it title and everything for the bike. You need a license plate for us so you
can use it. You can see on the Door Dash thing and everything. I can use the bikes for Door Dash. I'm picking up a
delivery right now. You can't have this on the road. Yeah. It's a 49cc though. It doesn't matter. If you're using it on
the road, you have to have it registered in New York State. Do you have any paperwork for it at all?
Yes, I do. I can show you right now. I got your license. In New York, reckless drivers can come
with a punishment of 30 days in jail. But that's only if it's your first offense. If you've been caught out
before, then you could spend even longer behind bars. But it appears reckless driving isn't the only problem here. As
the bike the driver is using for her delivery job has no license plates. There are many ways the driver could
have dealt with this situation, but in classic Karen fashion, she started to argue with the cops and seemed
determined to finish her deliveries. I don't understand. I'm doing Uber Eats. I'm doing She has her license.
You were driving these. Yeah, but I drive it, too. She was driving. I'm about to show you my title to the
bike, sir. I'm just trying. I understand. I understand, man. But clearly, the driver wants to get back to
work. But the problem is if she's driving without a license, then she could be facing a further 15 days in
jail. She needs to prove that she has a license to drive. But instead, she makes
a crazy decision that would land her in a lot of trouble. Trying to take my face. Come on. I'm
doing it. I'm not a victim. I'm under arrest. You're under arrest. You're under arrest.
I'm not getting arrest. It's frankly hilarious that this entitled woman was trying to claim that
she wasn't resisting arrest while simultaneously running with her bike, writhing on the ground and pushing away
from the officers. She's already gotten herself into a terrible position, but she could mitigate the damages by just
producing her license now. But instead, she chose to play it the hard way. Yo, sister, loosen up. Loosen up.
Sister. And it's not long before bystanders try to get involved, making an already tense
situation even worse. I'mma back up. Don't touch me. You scared too. Yeah, you scared too.
You got to back up. You You got to back up. You keep running up on me. Keep recording me.
He slammed a girl for no reason. He slammed on the floor. You're not from around here. You're raised in a white
neighborhood and you're scared of black people. This bystander is making some pretty
bold claims, but the suspect was trying to escape. And police in New York are authorized to use physical force when
they need to arrest someone, prevent escape, or defend a person or property from harm. Tensions were high regarding
cops in New York around the time of this arrest. So, it adds an extra level of stress for the arresting officer.
Trust me, I'm going to sleep you. I'm not hooked. You tag another female. Don't worry about my uncle. I told him
I'm doing Uber Eats. Then provide to him or he not run. It's not a run for no reason.
He's telling me I need a license. I don't have a license for the bike. I'm going to run.
You'reing [Music] her. She has just admitted to not having a license for this vehicle. But suggesting
all she could do was run is definitely the wrong move. Although the outcome of this case is unknown, this driver could
be facing a hefty fine and even prison time for driving without a license and resisting arrest. Lying to a police
officer is never a good thing, but gets even worse when you're supposed to be the responsible one. Just like this
elementary school teacher who's about to find out that lying to the cops comes with some serious consequences legal
standpoint. I'm going to go ahead and make the arrest. So, you're going to arrest her and take
her from here. Again, there's two ways now. You can look at view and arrest as she goes to
jail or I could site and release on her own recgnissance provided she's got somebody that's sober to come come and
take possession. In just a couple of weeks, there were multiple incidents of drunk teachers getting out of control in
the classroom in Oklahoma. One of those cases was when a teacher named Jennifer showed up to her class in September
2023. Before the first bell even rang, her colleagues knew something was wrong and they could smell the problem a mile
off. How you doing there? I'm good. How are you? Oh, it's almost the end of the week. So, what's going on
today? They said they had reports where I was drinking at school, which is never
happened. When was the last time you had anything? Uh, last night. Okay. How much did you drink?
Just a glass of wine. Nothing major. All right. Well, would you be willing to submit to some tests?
Yeah. All right. What I'm going to do first is I'm going to check you for HGM. Okay.
This is what we call standardized field sobriety test. The standard field sobriety test is the go-to method for
police. And although it's not always accurate, it can help police determine if a suspect is under the influence.
Normally, we see these tests performed at traffic stops. But this teacher is about to get tested in her own school.
Okay. All right. Can you see that right there? Mhm. Okay. I want you to follow this with
your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. You understand? Mhm. Okay. Just track on that.
Try to keep your head as straight as you can. Okay. All right. This is what we call our
portable breathalyzer machine. Depending on what type of breathalyzer machine the Oklahoma police use, the
test can be accurate to within 01%. So lying about how much you've drank before you take one is not a smart move.
Don't you don't have to take the test, but this again would be your opportunity prove this.
Sure. Okay. You willing to take that test? Yes. Okay. I haven't had anything today.
Well, if people I had a really good one on the night before, it can carry over into the next day. But if you had one
glass of wine last night and you didn't have anything else after that, one glass
of wine isn't going to carry over into the next day. No, I mean, I went to sleep.
Okay. What's going to happen is when this thing tells me it's time to blow, I'm going to have you reach over with
your mouth and blow into that as hard as you can until I tell you to stop. Big deep breath. Blow hard. Keep going. Keep
going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Good. I don't even know what that
0.06 is that you are just under the legal limit. So if you were to be out driving right now,
you would be charged with DWI, driving while intoxicated. Even so, Jennifer decides to maintain
her innocence. Had anything to drink today. Okay. But I'm under the legal limit, right?
So under the legal limit just means that you're under the legal limit. It shows that there's alcohol in your system. So,
you are still technically intoxicated. Like, if you were to be out driving right now, you could still be charged
for DWI. Not DUI, but DWI. Oklahoma has a zero tolerance policy for drunk drivers. And even being slightly
under the limit can land you in trouble. Although this isn't a traffic stop, it should be clear enough indication that
Jennifer should not be at work, let alone in a classroom full of kids. But Jennifer still says she hasn't had a
drink at work. And in typical Karen style, she demands to know who accused her. just makes me mad for somebody to
say that I had stuff here. I've never and I know it's a small town. Yeah. Like Major Malson was saying that
we're not we're not privy to that information. We just get a call and come do you know what I mean?
The thing we'll have to do there just to speak the school language here for a second with you. It's just she's not
going to come back. If she's not willing to give me a letter resignation and that's something you'll work out
between with her. But from a legal standpoint, I'm going to go ahead and make the arrest. The school is trying to
make this as painless as possible by giving Jennifer the opportunity to resign. If she doesn't, she could be
fired, which would not only create an embarrassing situation, it could affect her chances of getting another teacher's
job elsewhere. I have not had any. That's what I'm saying. I haven't had anything today.
Okay. Well, again, I don't know your drinking habits. If somebody drinks a lot, and if they run with a normal VAC
of say about a 06 or 08, that's what feels normal to them. Okay. From a legal standpoint, you're still intoxicated.
When I checked When I checked your eyes for horizontal gaze and nestagmas, you had every clue. You had the lack of
equal pursuit. You had the onset of nestagmas prior to 45° and you had nestagmas at max deviation. If I had
pulled you over, I'm going to be honest with you, you'd have been arrested for driving under the influence. No, today
you're going to be arrested for public intoxication. I would just like to know who report
like and I did not drink today. Well, I'm going to tell you from a legal standpoint, when people call in and
report a crime of any crime, we're not in the business of telling people who made the report.
I reason behind that. I understand that. If you think things couldn't get any worse for Jennifer, think again. As it
turns out, her own child is a pupil at this very school. In terms of your employment here,
Jennifer, we we can't move forward with you being a teacher here any longer. Okay. I would like to resign.
Can I hurt be arrest like handcuffed out please? The police department operates under
policies and procedures and I can't treat you any more different than anybody else or we're setting ourselves
up for liability. My child is in the third grade hole. Where where's the classroom window at?
I it does it face out to this parking lot right here? I don't be okay. Your ID be in here?
Yeah, I can get it. I'll get it for you. Once you're in custody, we have to search all
belongings. Okay. But even in the face of her arrest, her fellow teachers allow her some dignity and promise to handle
the situation as delicately as possible. A noble decision, especially when you consider that she could have been
endangering the lives of dozens of children. All right, go ahead and put your hands
in front of you with your thumbs facing up, please. Is this going to go like on the news?
Chances are it will, Jennifer. I don't have control over what they put on the news, but there's a good chance that
news reporters will probably show up. I will be as discreet as I can in in terms
of how I handle. Could we please? I've never been in trouble in my life. And hopefully this will be the last
time, too. But despite the teachers swearing they'd handle things as discreetly as possible. The case did
make the news, which is at least another step to making sure our kids are never put in the care of dangerous people like
this. At least she went down easily, though, unlike this entitled Karen. at Salt Lake City International Airport.
This woman had just been informed that she'd have to give up her aisle seat and instead take one in the middle. A
reasonable request with many possible causes, but it ended up causing her to go absolutely ballistic and giving us
one of the most hilarious Karen freakouts of all time. I told them then the girls let me sit
where I wanted to sit and then they took me off the plane, but I walked off allowing. They did not arrest me. They
did not handcuff me. They did not touch me to get off the plane. What's going on? So, nobody that
they need to let me either they need to buy me a hotel ticket and get me back to
New York or they need to let me aboard the plane. If she wants to get back on the plane,
then she's going to have to calm down first. Airlines like these value customer comfort more than anything and
reserve every right to refuse boarding. There's a reality where this woman calms
down, apologizes, and accepts her middle seat fate, but that'd be too simple for
a Karen like this. your behavior. Okay. My behavior. Okay. I got a plane for the aisle seat. They gave me
an E, which is a middle seat. That is not what I paid for. You have your ID. What does that have to do with anything?
Cuz right now the police are here. We're going to find out the who, the why, the
what. So, I just need to know. Okay. Well, you better. Yeah. Let's go have a seat over there.
Let's come over here. So that Let's go have a seat over there. All right. Okay. Well, you better get in
me a hotel. Sit down now. No, I would like to hear what people are saying. We can have a conversation.
I'm allowed to hear what they are saying. I've got to catch up with you. How is that been nice? What have I done?
They have tried to work with me by taking me off. That's why officer cross listen to me.
He's going to go. What have I done on the plane? I would like to ask you what I have done
on the plane. Her behavior is slowly becoming more and more combative, and she's going from
annoyed to angry, prompting the cops to become defensive and put her back in her
place. You're going to be asking I live in New York. Delta, dude, he was paying for my ticket.
You're going to have to You got refunded. I got refunded from to live in Utah. We're going to walk out cuz you are not
a Delta passenger. I don't know anyone here. Get a ride back to New York. Delta is denying you service. Okay.
Delta Airlines, a private company, is denying you service. Because you guys denying me service.
Why? You don't even know why. So, you better get me a flight back to New York. I don't live in Utah. I never
been here. Walk out. We could we could work on you. Where am I going to go? I can ask you those questions, but we're
going to walk. No, I don't want to go anywhere. Where am I going to go to Utah? Her frustration is somewhat
understandable as she's now stuck in a state she doesn't know with nowhere to go. But she's only making it worse by
acting this way. And there's only one way this can go. You keep doing this yelling. We're going
to look at criminal charges. Okay. Disorderly conduct. Dude, this is on you though.
This is not on me. Okay. Yeah, this is on you. They caused a disturbance. They have
deep plane. No, I did not cause the disturbance. Told me I would get an aisle. Jaclyn,
come here. I didn't do Let's go. Hands behind your back. Stop. I don't live in Houston.
Stop resisting. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Stop. Hands behind your back.
I live in Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Hands behind your back. He just Baby, just go home.
Put this hand behind her back. Go home. No, stop resisting. Stop resisting. Put your hand behind her back. Stop
resisting. Where's your car? Sorry. Get up right there. to me. This arrest might be a blessing in
disguise for the woman, though, as at least now she won't have to worry about finding accommodation because she'll be
spending the night behind bars. And she's not the only one. This woman managed to get herself booked for
assault, and her entitlement may have even booked her a few more charges. No, under my So, you're refusing to
cooperate? Yes. When police arrived at the scene of a disturbance on August 6th, 2023, they
were greeted by a store manager who asked a woman to leave and claimed to have been assaulted in the process.
There were plenty of witnesses and possible evidence to suggest the woman is guilty. So, the cop needed to
investigate further. Sorry. What happened? She was screaming. I was in the office.
So, I come out and she's like, "I know who the hell you are. Uh, you got a whole bunch of Spanish working here." I
said, "Be nice." No, she worked for me like at C. She worked like in 2014. She like, "I know
you. Uh, you use Hispanics and all this." I said, "Look, it's time for you to go."
It seemed like a pretty straightforward case until he speaks to the suspect in question who's planning to make things
as difficult as possible for this cop, ignoring everything he says and acting extremely entitled.
Hang up the phone. He said that I can hang up. Yeah. Is that dispatch? I don't, sir. I don't know.
It's officer Wishard. Good. Can I get that phone, please? What do you need? Ma'am,
she's gone. Do not call 911 again. Ma'am, did you call 911? I am recording you. Oh my god. I am
recording you. I'm I'm not even doing anything. Huh? I'm not recording. She's being I'm cooperative.
Why? We're paying for what he says right there. We're not getting matter. Sir, I'm not
You're detained. You're not under arrest for the Am I under arrest? Oh, can I go?
Can I go? No. Am I under arrest? Are you going to listen to me? Am I under arrest?
You're detained. I'm detained for what reason? Purpose of our investigation? What? Investigation?
Well, I'll tell you that in just a minute. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.
No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Am I
under investigation? Yep. For what? Battery. Battery. Battery of what? I have not done
anything. Okay. Sit there. No. You said sit. No. You said sit. No. No. No. No. You said sit. No. You've
sent it. You're going to go to jail if you don't sit under my So So you're refusing to cooperate?
Okay, good. Now you can go to jail. No, I'm not going to jail, sir. I have not done anything. You
cannot take me to jail. You cannot take me Cops have the right to detain you if you're suspected of a crime. And if
you're innocent, you'll be free to go on your way. By not complying, you're only
making things harder for yourself. According to the store manager, she's already been verbally aggressive and
abusive with them, just like she's being with the officers. This is with a guy here. African-American guy. The guy's
real nice and calm. So So okay, where did all this happen at? Where? He's he's cal
right here. Yeah, that's for him. Where about it happen? Where? Right there. Where they're sitting?
Yeah. Okay. And so what she said you uh she just was I was in the office. She was in here screaming. He comes and gets
me. Who comes to get you? The band of red and said, "This girl is just going off, screaming at everybody.
Going off on everybody." I come out of the office and I said, "Hey, what's going on? Anybody do anything to you?"
And she like, "You there's one, two, three, four." She just started counting. Got you.
Yes. Or worker. Yeah. The assistant man. He came. Yeah. He came and got me. And then she
just counting everybody. And you're a piece of [ __ ] And then she's telling him, the guy that's there, he just
calmed and she's just I don't know what the uh discussion was, but he's with her so he could tell you
more of what happened. And I I said, "Uh, what's wrong with you? Come on. Come on. Let's go talk." They open the
door. Come on. Said, "Come on outside." And then she was come like coming. She turned around. No, I'm not going
outside. I'm staying here. I said, "We got to go closer and get cleaning up." I said, "Yeah." And I go over there. Is
this Did somebody do anything to you? So you walked over there to her where she was saying
and she she went back and sat down and she got up and just shoot the thing she Are you looking to press charges?
Yeah, I want her. You want to trespass or press charges? I was press charges. Okay.
It's not looking good for the suspect as the cop gathers more witness statements
and potential evidence. Hey man, what happened? I have no clue. You didn't see anything?
Not remembering this screaming at this camera, but she was here since 4:30. She was here since 4:30 p.m.
Okay. And she's been drinking all he paid. Oh, you paid. Just pure alcohol. And when I bring the beer,
I don't know what happened. I was in office. He came and got me. So, I guess he's a winner cuz he's like, "There's a
lady out here. She's happy cuz he told him it's time to get the clothing." And the rain didn't ring the bell.
She said like make no sense but she was here signs for fail drinking and drinking and we closing. So or I I go
grab my boss and we got a situation and she start yelling to him. I push like face to face to him and push him back.
How did she push him? Super close. Get super close to him. Then she like it seems the woman has been drinking all
day and became confrontational when she was asked to leave assaulting a member of staff in the process. But the
suspect's in denial and is going to push the cop's patience to the limit. So, what am I under arrest, sir?
Sir, what am I under arrest? Sir, you want to tell me what I'm under arrest for?
No, I'm going to ask you one last time. You've already been told. I'm going to ask you one last time, sir.
Will you let me know what I'm under investigation for? Well, you're no longer under
investigation. So, what am I under this deputy car for, sir? Well, first of all, this is not a
deputy's car. This is a police car. So, what am I in this police car for, sir? To go to jail.
What? To go to jail. I want to know when I showed resistance or sir. All right, I'm done talking.
The cop isn't playing ball, making the suspect more and more angry, even resorting to violence to try and get her
own way. When did I resist arrest? 1. Stop kicking my door. Stop. Stop. No. You're going to tell me.
She's kicking my window out. You record this [ __ ] You record this [ __ ] You get up.
You do you. You. You. You. You. You. You. You. You. You. Me? You. You see how he's enemy.
Predictably, the woman was charged with battery and resisting arrest and could be facing some time in prison if she's
found guilty. Alcohol is a common denominator in many of these cases, and this Instagram star showed that better
than anyone. Y'all could have really got some really good mother tonight, but y'all just
decided to 27-year-old Instagram star Isabelle had everything going for her. Her mission
statement is inspiring, saying she's creatively bringing out the confidence within women of all backgrounds and
walks of life. But her attitude during a traffic stop in May 2023 is anything but
inspiring. It all started when she tried to drive her car into an intersection that was blocked off for pedestrians to
use. Can you turn the car off for me, please? Thank you. Can you take the keys out for
me, please? Because this is a traffic stop and I'm asking you to remove the keys from the
vehicle. How you doing, Isabelle? How's it going? Um, name's Oscar Rodriguez Police Department. Okay. I am
from the uh DUI unit and I've been called over here to uh do a DUI investigation. I guess they just want to
make sure that you're okay to drive. Uh have you had anything to drink tonight? Yeah. Have you you mind getting out the
car for me? You don't want to get out of the vehicle? Okay. When she was stopped, the officer
noticed that her eyes were red and bloodshot. And this is why they are treating this case as a DUI.
All right. Go ahead. Just you can stay off the phone for me, man. This you're detained right now. You can stay off the
phone for me here. You can stay off the phone for me. All right. Go and get off the phone.
I know. I'm No, you can get off the phone for me. Okay. All right. You're not going to get off
the phone. All right. Do me a favor. Put your hands behind your back. You understand that you're detained,
right? Um, can they make sure like that the Yeah, I've got your phone. We're getting
Wait, can you can you Why can't you? So, right now, obviously. No, but thank you. Like this.
I've got I've got your phone. I've got your skunk. I really hope you have some good
lawyers. I really hope you because I got some good. Threatening to sue the police is a
popular trend among social media stars, but if you're driving while drunk and the police can prove it, then you
haven't got a leg to stand on. But Isabelle hasn't finished yet and somehow still thinks she's above the law.
Stop moving around. If this is why you're under arrest for resisting, stop moving around. You're under arrest.
Okay. Yeah, you're keep moving around. Stop moving around. Stop moving around. All right, have a seat.
I mean, I'm I' I've got the cage. I kind of have to stay here yet. I'm a mom. So, we're here right now at the DUI
center. Okay. Um, we're going to do some field soriety exercises if you want to participate and
then a breathalyzer. Okay. All right. We good? I got it. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. One sec.
Am I good? Not yet. I'm good. Yeah, just stand right here. I'm good here. Okay. Okay.
Okay. I'm not moving. Okay. I mean, you did say you're going to walk inside. All right. So, I'm going to do the field
exercises. All right. Um for you being the suspicion of driving under the influence. All right. You want to
partake in those exercises? Wait. No, you don't want to. No. You sure? Okay. Cuz if I don't do them,
I I have to um go off my observations and decide whether I'm going to charge with UI or not. Okay.
No. All right. Do me a favor. In Florida, a DUI can be punishable with a $1,000 fine, up to 6 months in jail, and the
possibility of losing your driver's license and 50 hours of community service, which might explain why she's
so determined to avoid taking any kind of test. You know what I'm sad about? Like, y'all
could have really got some really good mother tonight, but y'all just decided to hear me.
Well, it sounded like the people on scene really didn't have a choice, but you know, I wasn't there, so I don't
know. Okay. All we know about this case so far is that Isabelle has been charged with
driving under the influence, resisting an officer without violence, and she's currently out on a bond of $1,000. Theft
is a completely different type of entitlement, though, and it's extremely satisfying to see these crooks get
caught. In May 2023, the fight against porch pirates was well underway, and delivery drivers had been made aware
just how prevalent these criminals were across all of America. That's why this heroic driver took it upon himself to
defend the property of this homeowner. And luckily for us, it was all caught on camera.
I ain't got [ __ ] bro. Why you me? You took that man's [ __ ] bro. Yes, you did, bro. After catching the
porch pirates taking the man's package, this driver chased him into a local resident's backyard, leapt over the
fence, and with adrenaline running high, confronted him about the theft. Whoever took that man [ __ ] go give it
to him, bro. Where the [ __ ] Where the [ __ ] at was at with you. Go tell that man that.
Go tell that man that. Go tell that man that cuz that's my dog, bro. I know, bro.
Go tell that man that, bro. It was the girl. It turns out this isn't the guy with the
package. Hence, the driver's demands to know where his partner is. But being trapped on camera with a good Samaritan
wasn't where this thie's nightmare ended as just seconds later, the property owner turned up and demanded he explain
himself. You owe that man. Oh god. I don't give a [ __ ] Get your ass over here, bro. Don't
make me pull your ass over, bro. Come on. I don't give a [ __ ] bro. I see you and
the other dude. They going to call the police, bro. God, I don't give a [ __ ] her, bro.
Look, there's nothing on me. Where she at? She lives over there. It's 132. That's the apartment number.
Go, bro. You got to call the police, bro. My move. The driver threatens to call the police,
which seems like more than the thief is willing to risk, and he gives up his accomplice's address. Not only is this
driver trying to defend the homeowner, but he's also defending his own job as he's got no idea if he'll be charged by
his work for failing to deliver the package successfully. Evidently though, this was a pretty amateur job as far as
porch pirates go. So, let's instead take a look at a more serious scam ran by possibly the most immature criminal
you've ever seen. What's going on? He's under arrest and you're under arrest. Mommy. In November 2023, multiple calls
were made to Ohio claiming that their packages had been stolen right off their doorstep. Security footage revealed the
same thing. A male figure wearing a ski mask, running up to the porch, stealing a package, and then fleeing in a
Chrysler minivan. Local cops managed to link the same van to seven thefts in the
area before tracking down the minivan owned by 23-year-old Taylor. So, they pulled over the vehicle and decided to
ask her a few questions. Because I don't know why. Why are we being asked if we have guns?
Well, stop right there. First off, you're driving without any tail lights. Second off, we keep getting reports of
people stealing packages off the porches. Where all these boxes come from? We were building gingerbread houses. I
got them out the recycling. I just stopped right there and got some. From where?
Right there. Right. Right. Just past the police at. It's hard to tell if this was
a story she'd thought out before or one she made up on the spot, but either way,
it needs some work, as it's certainly not explaining away the mountain of Amazon packages she's got sitting in the
back seat. But surprisingly, it's what's sitting in the front seat that the cops
are the most concerned with. He's underage. He's only 15. Okay. So, when we go watch these videos
from all the Ring cameras of people stealing off the porches, is it going to be him? Cuz he's wearing a mask just
like the person in the video. No, that's cuz he keeps his hair down. So, he's wearing a ski mask cuz he
It's cold outside. Yes, it's He does. He's in a car. Why would he be the one who does my deliver? Do
you have a driver's license on you? No, sir. My mom does. Can I please just have her? Mommy, please come here.
I'm sending you my location. Are all these boxes empty? Some of them are. Which ones are?
I don't know. There was some in the trunk. Can we look at them? Yes. According to Taylor, the boy sitting in
the front seat does her deliveries for her. But the story is far from adding up. As the second the cops begin to
question her, she starts screaming for her mom and seems on the brink of tears. No. Mommy,
can you open the doors for me? What's your name? I'm scared. Taylor, can I please step
out? Calm down. Just sit down. Just calm down. Taylor. Mommy, please come here. Last name. Last name. Nicole.
Nicole. Yes. Sit down. Hold on. I need to breathe. I'm sorry. Sit down. I have bad anxiety. Mommy, can you tell
them? Sit down. I'm trying to. You're not. I'm sitting down. You need to start listening. Okay.
I'm trying to, sir. I'm sorry. Taylor and Nicole, my anxiety is really bad. I'm about to
faint. If Taylor was innocent, there's really nothing that should be causing such bad
anxiety in someone. Police interactions can be incredibly stressful for anyone, even if they're completely innocent. But
Taylor is panicking to the point where she claims she's about to pass out. And the cops have said nothing that should
cause an innocent person to feel quite this scared. And unfortunately for her, there's nothing her mom can do to save
her from what's coming next. Step out, babe. Put your phone right there for me. Mommy,
put your phone right there. What's going on? You're being detained as well. Mommy,
no. Mommy, go to my house. Come get my phone. Put your hands together. My boyfriend, my dogs.
Put the back of your Put the back of your hands together. Can you tell my mom my location, please?
She doesn't need her location. Yes, she does. How old are you? I'm 23. All right. Well, don't you don't need to
know. Mommy, please don't give me a sit down right here for me. Okay, please. All right. So, I just explained to you,
okay? You don't have to answer questions if you don't want to. If you decide to answer your questions, you can stop at
any time. If you want to talk to a lawyer before asking answering any questions, you can also do that.
Taylor is put in the back of a patrol car and read her rights. It's obvious Taylor is guilty from the two dozen
packages in her back seat. But the cop still needs to know how deep this rabbit hole really goes.
Well, I mean, how many houses did you guys hit? I don't. Cuz you were literally throwing
packages from houses that you stole from into other houses front yards. No, I was not.
But you're driving. I'm sorry. Why? So what? I mean, I apologize, sir. I don't want to be in
any more trouble. I'll do whatever. I'm just How many You've been driving all over town? Did you guys just start
all night? I just started. I promise. So, how do you know him? I don't know him for real. I was just
How old is he? He's only 15. I have work and I have dogs and a kid at home. So, why are you out doing this?
Because I was trying to make my rent money and other than I was scared cuz the lady just texted me and told me she
needed some money. Who? The rent lady. You could go check my phone. She just said she needed money.
Many people don't have the money they need to survive, but they don't all immediately resort to stealing from
innocent people. There's clearly more to the situation than she's letting on. So,
how do you know this kid? Like, how did he get roped into helping you steal packages?
Because I was helping his mom asked me to help her while she got on her feet. And so, she he was staying with me, but
she didn't help me with nothing and I'm trying. She don't she gets food stamps for him
and everything and I've had them for like 6 months and she don't help me. And I don't know what to do anymore.
So, how many houses have you guys hit today? Not a lot, sir. I promise not a lot. So,
not only was she using a kid to help her steal from innocent people, it was a kid
whose mother had trusted her with to keep safe and raise herself. Taylor spent the next 15 minutes in the back of
the patrol car asking for good treatment and begging not to go to jail. But given
the nature of this operation and her usage of a minor to do her dirty work, the cops will likely be treating her as
exactly what she is, a thief. Taylor later appeared in court and admitted her crimes. She's facing multiple charges of
theft and contributing to the delinquency of a child. Taylor faces up to $20,000 in fines and 6 months to 16
years in prison. While Taylor was guilty, at least she tried to explain her actions without escalating the
situation. But this next woman decided she'd try and make things as awkward as possible despite being completely
innocent. I'm going to taser you. I'm going to taser you right here, right now. An
employee at a grocery store had called police saying they believed a woman had stolen a large amount of groceries. When
the officer arrived, things got out of hand quickly, but for the last reason he expected. Do you want to sit in my car?
No, I don't want to sit in your car and I'm not sitting to call your noral nothing.
Then show me your receipt. I will not steal. All they want. All they want to do is have you here.
I don't steal. Then show me your receipt. I won't do that. Then show me your receipt.
I won't do that. This is an infuriating piece of footage that becomes even worse when you know
the full context behind it. When the cop arrived, he politely let the woman know
what she was accused of, to which she responded by saying she had a receipt, but for some strange reason, she's
refusing to show it to the cop, leading to a heated argument that could reasonably be stopped at any moment.
Do you realize you can go to jail for that? Oh, I real if I stole it, but I don't
steal. You're not cooperating. I'm not cooperating because you ain't got no problem cause cuz they said something.
Go watch the camera first. Ma'am, I'll walk back in there with you and go watch the camera. No, I'm upset because I
don't have I don't have access to the camera. So, how they going to say I stole if
they didn't see me steal? Ma'am, what is your name? What's your name? Calm down. What's your
name? No, that that I see this every day. Listen to me. Every day. Absolutely. Do you think I want any
trouble right now? But do you know how many people don't walked in that stuff? Why you here
bother me in there stealing? Ma'am, they simply asked if you had a receipt. They didn't see you go through a
register. Why don't they go through all the register and ask the people if they see
me? Ma'am, I Let's Come on. Let's walk back in there. Where's your receipt? Come on. Let's walk back. Let's walk
back in there. Bring your receipt. Let's walk back in your receipt. Let's walk back. Let's walk back in there.
Just show me your receipt. Oh, no. Cuz that's No, I'm not going to I'm not letting you go back in the
store. Is that your receipt from today? Yes, but I'm not showing cuz I ain't got
no re I ain't Y'all don't can't make me show nothing. While the officer physically has no way to force her to
show any evidence, he does have the ability to search her if he suspects her of a crime. However, he decides not to
at this moment. But instead of calming her down, she starts to get even more riled up and now begins to accuse him of
racially profiling her. Why are we arguing about this? Because y'all profile black people every
day like that. Everybody that shops in here is black. Everybody that shops in here is black.
No, everybody ain't. Well, most of them are. They is. I can We can profile anybody.
I see. I see y'all up here every day bothering people. I don't bother anybody. Whoever
Can you just show me your receipt? No, I'm not going to do that. If they sent you out here, then that means they
saw me steal. They didn't see you go through a register. So, why not do that protocol is
step out of the car to go look on the camera. Step out of the car. Step out of the car
and come stepping out no car. Then you're going to go to jail. Well, then you going to have to take me
to jail. Okay. Step out of the car. I'm not stepping out no car. Okay. You got kid, all these kids in
here, you left in here by yourself. Do you want me to push this further? Well, you went in the store.
They They not little kids. They are little kids. And you left them all in the store. And what are you going
to do when you go to jail and they're all here? So, I call DCF to come get them all?
My mom will stay right around the corner. Okay. So, I don't have to call your mom
to come get them. I can call DCF. You They my sister kids. They They'll call her to come get her children.
Why don't you show me your receipt? Because Publix and everybody in there. Remember, there's multiple kids in the
car with her, too. And she's still deciding to act in this manner. After acknowledging them, you'd think she
might start to control herself a little bit, but instead she decides to escalate
things even further. Step out of the car. I'm not stepping out of the car. You have to step out of the car.
No, you have to call your sergeant or your lieutenant. Come on. You're going You're going to go to jail.
No, I'm not. You're going to go to jail. Yes, you are. No, I'm not. Give me your receipt.
I'm not. Give you my receipt. Come on. No, I'm not. No, I'm not. You're going to jail. No, I'm not.
You're going to jail. No, I'm not. No, I'm not. You are going to jail. No, I'm not.
I'll tell you what I'll do. No, I'm not. You're going to jail. No, I'm not. I'm going to tase you right here. right
now. I'm going to tase you right now. Tase me. Get out of the car. Tase me. Get out of the car. Get out of the car.
You're under arrest. You're under arrest. I'm under arrest for what? Get out of the car.
I'm under arrest for what? Turn around. Call your mom. Turn around right now. What I'm under arrest for?
Turn around right now for not cooperating. Cooperating? Turn around. I didn't steal.
Tasing you right now. Get down on the ground. Get down on the ground right now. Get down on the
ground. Put your hand behind your back right now. Right now. Give me your other hand.
Even if the woman wasn't suspected of any crimes at all, she was still refusing to follow the officer's orders
and batting his hands back. It probably wasn't the best decision by the cop. But
under the circumstances, it's at least understandable. But even after she's been handcuffed on the ground, the woman
continues to scream and shout about everything. I didn't steal nothing. It is. It's fine.
My dad work on the police department. Oh, that's really nice. You'll be a lawyer, but
I got away. Go away. Can you record ma'am? Stand up. Now you're going to jail. Yeah. Yeah.
Hey guys, just stay there. Okay. I'll be with you in a second. My purse. You think I'm going to go and
steal some black? That's why. Oh, cuz I'm black. Oh, most definitely. Can you call my family? Look. to the
car. Stop doing that to me. Walk to the car. Cooperate. I am cooperating. Walk to the car.
Can you call my family for me? Walk to the car. Y'all so stupid. I'm kidding. I'm NAACP.
I guess I That's what you wanted. That's all you wanted. I guess so. So, I guess you gave me what I wanted.
Yeah. The woman was then taken to the police station in process, but it was quickly discovered that she did actually
have a receipt on her that proved she'd purchased everything she was accused of stealing. If she'd have just handed it
over when she was initially asked, this entire thing would have been avoided. Instead, though, she decided to sue the
grocery store for $50,000 in damages after the entire ordeal. But the case was dismissed with prejudice by a judge
just months later, meaning she'll never be able to use this incident against the
store or the cops ever again. But shoplifting goes a step further than what these porch pirates did. And this
woman is possibly the most entitled shoplifter we've ever come across. And the merchandise is in that cart.
Uh, both these carts, chips, drinks. This is a woman who's not only comfortable stealing thousands of
dollars worth of food, but is also happy to make her kids do it for her. Dude, there's two people.
Yeah, appears to be a minor. It's the woman's second time at the store today, but this time she's brought
her four children along for the ride to help her. Only she's got no idea that everything she's doing has been
recorded, and she and her entire family are about to be cornered and arrested by
the cops. Everybody stole something with the exception of the baby. So, you are going
to jail? your mom. It was the 14th of January, 2023, and cops were made aware of an active
shoplifting incident at a Target in Florida. Apparently, the suspect had filled a cart up with over $1,000 worth
of food items and used her baby's stroller to cover up the stolen groceries. But when the cops arrived,
they found out that she had multiple accompllices, and they should have been the last people that she'd ever want to
drag into this. That's simple. Let's all go back inside. All right. Let's all go back inside.
They were with me. Okay. Well, they're accusing you guys of shoplifting. So, can we head back inside
or do I need to just start putting people in cuffs out here? No. No. Nope. Everybody inside.
Initially, when the cop arrived, the mother actually tried to walk off, almost using her own kids as decoys to
let her get away. Thankfully, the officer didn't let this happen and threatening arrest managed to get the
entire family back inside for further investigation. But surprisingly, the suspect made the cop's job much easier
than he was expecting by immediately confessing. Is there a reason why they would be accusing you guys of
shoplifting? That those are stolen. Okay. I'm not going to lie. Okay. I appreciate it.
How old are you guys? They're minors. They're all minors. Yes. Okay. Mom, I'm not talking to these
cops. Okay, I don't want to get any more drunk than what I'm already. The cop reads everyone their Miranda
writes, and the mother begins to break down, realizing she's not only in big trouble herself, but she's just
incriminated all three of her children. But her kids aren't taking this anywhere
near as seriously as she is, implying this isn't out of the ordinary for them whatsoever.
You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. Do you understand each of
these rights? I need to have a verbal yes or no from each one of you. Ma'am, yes.
Yes. Camo, yes or no? Do you understand your Do you know these understand your rights?
Yes. Hollister? Yes. Ma'am? Yes. Are you willing to talk with me? Yes or no? You've already said no, but I have to
ask again. Yes or no? Sure. I have no choice since I'm already in trouble with court. So, they're going
to put this on my record, too. Do you guys have IDs on you? I'm 16. Okay. You said you've been in trouble with
court. What for? Fighting. Fighting. Cuz you're cracking. Whenever kids as young as 14 are
involved in violent crime, there are always questions of why they took this route and how they got into the wrong
side of the law so young. But in this situation, that question has already been answered for us. And instead, we're
left wondering how this woman could be so callous and incompetent to enlist her kids' help in her own crimes. That's how
kids this young end up on probation and back in the arms of the law once again. But it turns out they are not the only
people involved. And another cop heads outside to speak with their getaway driver.
Do you have an ID on you? I sure do. What are you guys up to today? Nothing really. Do you have I gave her
money earlier today? So I thought, you know, that she was going and she says, "I need help cuz I
can't put all the drinks for the kids." Cuz I get over $1,000 food stamps. Yeah.
And then she gets her food stamps. She gets like $4500, too. So I thought with that and then I pay her cuz she stays
with me. I didn't expect this to happen. It seems like this woman wasn't expecting to be roped into doing this
today and was just acting as a driver for some regular fully legal grocery shopping. However, she did mention
something interesting. Every month, she's given around $1,000 in food stamps and mentioned that the woman inside is
also given several hundred to use. It totals around $1,400 between the pair, easily enough to get by on, but the
suspect still feels the need to steal. Many elderly people are given less than $10 a week in stamps to survive on and
would be extremely grateful for so much financial assistance, but instead it's used on this woman who instead takes
advantage of it and ends up crying in front of a cop surrounded by her kids. Hey, can I request a crim on adult
female cases with her that you know of? I did one other incident. Okay. Did you file that already?
I have not filed this one yet. Two days ago. Three days ago. Two or three days ago. Okay. The cops
spent the next few minutes combing through security footage and totaling up the stolen items before they finally
moved in to arrest the woman. The suspect was taken to jail where she was charged with grand theft and sentenced
to 5 months probation. However, clearly she didn't learn her lesson as she was rearrested the very next month for the
exact same thing after attempting to steal a further $500 worth of groceries. But shoplifting turned to betrayal in
the case of Hannah Papendic. Stop. I'm going out there in front of after she initially ratted her fiance
out for a stealing spree around town. She has short hair, white shirt, gray pants. That's what you're looking for.
Cops caught up to Hannah on the 25th of August, 2023 after multiple stores had reported them for shoplifting all across
the Ocean, New Jersey area. On top of this, both Hannah and her fianceé had been spotted on security cameras at a
Target loading up bags with unpaid merch and walking out. When cops tracked Hannah down, her partner was nowhere to
be seen. But that didn't stop her from putting up a fight. Yo, stop down here. Stop. Come here. Here.
Stop. Finn. Babe, help. Oh, I'm going out. They're in front of Babel. Ben, help. Babe, help me. Babe,
help me. Stop. For what? For what? Babe, help me. Babe, help. You're making this way worse for
yourself. I didn't do anything. Please. Turn around. Get up, please. Get up, please.
You're making this way worse for yourself. After trying to use the stolen items as a decoy, Hannah instead opted
to start resisting the officer, doing nothing but coming dangerously close to getting a second charge added to her
record. Amongst all this, she also pleaded on the phone for her fiance to come help her. But just seconds later,
she makes a decision that puts her credibility into question by immediately throwing her future bride under the bus.
Where are you coming from? Marshalls. My fiance was at Target. That's who you That's who you were
looking for. Shearing a white shirt and and gray shorts. That's what I was telling you. She was
They said a female. Yeah, that's her. It's It's It's a female. She has short hair, white shirt,
gray pants. That's what you're looking for. She's down there. I swear to God, she's down
there. Additional. That's where I was going. I was telling you that she's down there.
Okay. Yeah, but when I told you to stop, you started running away from her. She's scared.
Okay. In record time, Hannah rats out her fianceé by not only saying that she's exactly who they're actually
looking for, but detailing exactly where she stole from and where she is right now. However, in a situation like this,
where someone is willing to betray their future wife, they could equally be as capable of lying and throwing themselves
under the bus to absolve themselves, even if they're actually innocent. You got any warrants?
No. Not that you know of? No, I don't. Where you from? I'm homeless. So, I'm moving down in there with my
fiance and my and my friend. What's your fiance's name? Her name is Catherine. Last name is
Henderson. H D E R E R S O N. She's right down there in the room. That's who I heard her 105. I heard her calling.
She's saying that the other one we're looking for her fiance, which is another female.
105 number 105. Get her first. Get watch the video and see what the other one's involvement is. get a look at her and
then we'll go over there. But for now, you could probably just take her in. Well, she has a black commercial, so
might as well turn that back over. It turns out Hannah's description of her fianceé, Catherine, matches the store's
description of the thief, proving that there could be some amount of credibility to her claims. But while
being placed in the back of their patrol car, Hannah gave up more details as to Catherine's whereabouts and has now even
claimed that she didn't steal anything at all, saying it was all Catherine. But it didn't take long for the cops to
remind her of the stakes and get the truth out of her. Hannah, do you want to show us your
receipt? I mean, I'll be honest with you. Everything over there, it's like a casino. We're going to find out what you
stole, what you didn't stole. If you're lying to us that there's a receipt on here, it's not going to do you any good.
Do you really have a receipt on here or do you not have a receipt on here? I have a receipt for for part of them
and not all of them. I'll be honest with you. All right. All right. So, there is
certain things that you paid for and certain things that you didn't. I'm guessing. All right. But it turns out
even this story wasn't true. Hannah was taken back to the station while the cops
headed back to Target to return the items and investigate the case a little further. This is when they were told
that Hannah hadn't paid for a single one of the items. And the security cameras proved this without a shadow of a doubt.
Hey, how are you? Good. So, we got the one of the two. We got the one that had the black bag.
So, she has merchandise in here. She said some of that is hers that she had a receipt. She says it's on her phone, but
she doesn't have it with her. Is there a way you guys can tell? I mean, she never goes to a register,
but I'll be able to find that stuff. I can run it and find no transaction by her.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. She didn't even go to a register today. Didn't she say she had it like she went
up and paid for something? Yep. Exactly. All right. And then she stole it off. Yeah.
Yep. That's definitely her. You said there's another female. Is that who she's with or this is who she's
with? Okay. They've been here together at least one other time. She's been here two other times.
Did this one steal anything? Yeah. Yes. That's actually who we were like physically watching today.
Okay. Really? Yeah. Right now it looks like uh the other subject's going to be a short white
female with short hair, white t-shirt and a backpack. Possibly stole field the location where her fiance was
currently hiding. Room 106 at the nearest motel. And with enough evidence collected from the store's CCTV, the
cops moved in to arrest her. Yes. Hello. How are you? Good. Is Catherine around?
Who's Catherine? White girl with short hair? Not that I know of. Not that you know of.
Not that I know. Is anyone else in there with you? No. Not that I know of. Here's the thing. There's a minor thing
that happened. We're just trying to end it right now. Otherwise, we got to put a
warrant out for her. She going to go right to the county jail. If she's here, boom, boom, boom. summoned on her way.
She got warrant. She goes right to jail. Hi, Catherine. How are you? Hold on a minute.
Want to put that down? Thank you for coming out. So, we just want to answer a question.
Where's the bag that you took that we saw on camera? I do everything. I got to threw it
loose. Yeah. Okay. It's not the end of the world. Get you out in a summon and go to court. All
right. As the cops said, both women were likely only charged with misdemeanors, but the exact nature of their charges
are unknown, and even less is known about the status of their relationship after this incident. This woman was much
less compliant, though, as it was actually a repeat offender that had been stealing from this store for weeks now,
managing to turn a shoplifting charge into a lot more while having an insane meltdown in the process.
Why am I getting arrested? Why am I getting arrested, though? Cuz I'm black and I'm a female.
Can you say that? cuz I'm black and I'm a female. The cops finally cornered her on the
25th of March, 2022, but weren't expecting her to run from them instantly and proceed to have a breakdown the
likes of which these cops had never seen. All right, she's walking out. Come here.
Yes, she's running. [Music] You're done. You're done. I'll tase you. I will tase you.
I didn't do nothing. I will tase you. Turn the car on. Turn the car off. What do we do?
Turn the car off. Turn the car off. I'll come out, but I'm going to record this.
Get out of the car. Stay right here. Stay right there. Not you, ma'am. What's your first name?
Tamara. All right, Tamara. My name is I'm just trying to see what did I do. Well, explain that. Just don't run.
That's how people get hurt. Scare me. Put your phone away. There's a policeman talking to you right now.
Okay. I just want to I'm sorry. Put your phone down. Okay. This woman seems like she's been
roped into something much bigger than she's realized. But she talks to the cops somewhat respectfully, just asking
what it is that she did wrong. Her friend, however, is entirely the opposite. She's the one the cops saw
sprint away from them. And she's got her work cut out for her, trying to explain
why she did that if she isn't guilty of something. But she ends up taking a much
different approach, managing to get herself charged for something completely different.
We're going to be cooperative with you. We're not here to hurt you. Okay? I don't have nothing.
Okay, explain what's going on in a second. We are working through an incident with some mult multiple
jurisdictional incident right now that's been taking place at at all. I just literally came out of TJ Maxx. I
asked them if they have a bathroom. They they told me no. I literally just came out of TJ Maxx. I don't have nothing.
So, I don't know why I'm getting pulled out of a car or none of that. So, yeah. What's going on again is that
we have are getting calls from multiple jurisdictions. What do they got to do with me?
Multiple agencies. You match the cuz I'm black and I'm a female. No, the vehicle.
Oh, yep. Okay. Okay. It almost seemed like she had that response ready to go and was a little
disappointed that this wasn't an issue of race. Their car had been spotted driving away from multiple other
shoplifting incidents. And this was just the first time they'd managed to track it down and get the cops on the scene in
time. As the cop starts to explain this though, the other woman is now starting to get a little more rowdy and might be
about to get herself more involved than she should. Sit in the car. I don't trust you. Put
your feet in the car. Don't go nowhere. Thank you. You ran right into the car. Cuz I ain't know. I thought you said me.
I didn't even do I was just coming. Hey, come here and stop. And you ran like a bullet and said, "Go, go, go to
her." I didn't know what we did. We You know what? When a policeman approaches me, I just stop and I talk to
him. Okay, you're right, sir. I'm sorry. We can do nothing. I just came out of TJ
Master. You just like you. You You come here. Now that everything's calm, we could
talk. Okay. We have reason that you guys committed multiple retail thefts. Okay.
That's why we're here. So, please provide my sergeant with some identification, please. And then when we
see someone running, what's your name? Tamara. Tamara. That that heightens us a little
bit that something's going on. Okay. Tma grabs her ID and correctly identifies herself to the cops, but the other girl
doesn't seem to have an ID on her. She did give a name to the cops, but she's starting to get more and more panicked.
And when the cops move in to arrest her, she goes absolutely ballistic. Did they tell you my name?
You just told me your name, right? But I'm saying, did did the Ulta tell you my name? I don't have I didn't
do [ __ ] They playing with me. He talking about I fit the description. Fit the description of what though. My name
Why am I getting arrested though? Listen, I'm trying to explain it to you. You have anything on you that's anything
like that? Nothing on you? Nope. Nothing. Is y'all body cams on? Are y'all? Cuz I'm black and I'm a
female. Can you say that? Cuz I'm black and I'm a female. You're the only one who said that.
Why? Why am I suspected or something? The girl doesn't seem to realize that there's a considerable amount more that
goes into the average police investigation than simply identifying the suspect and grabbing the first
person that looks like the description. her vehicle and license plate had been recorded. And that coupled with the fact
that they matched the suspect's description and of course immediately ran away from the cops makes the cops
pretty confident they're the ones they're looking for. Now, remember how she didn't have an ID with her? The cops
have just put her name and birth date through their system, and nothing's coming up. There's a completely new
layer to this investigation that the cops now have to try and figure out. And this girl isn't exactly cooperating.
We have to positively identify you right now. Okay. Otherwise, you're going to be
obstructing the identification. Okay. So, I need to know who you are cuz I know it's not the name and date of birth
you gave me. Okay. All right. So, I'm not going to be let go. Are you Are you going to identify
yourself? If I identify myself in my That's not how this works. Are you going to identify yourself or not? Are you
going to refuse to identify yourself and continue to obstructation? Yeah. Yeah. Yes. In this case, yes.
How? Because you're detained or something, right? So, how you going? You don't even
know who I am. That's what I'm saying. This none of this [ __ ] even makes sense
to me. I'm confused. I'm walking around right over here. Okay. Okay. We'll walk over here.
This way. And then turn the other side. Okay. Go back in this way. Okay. This should put the girl's mind to rest.
They've just taken photos of her to send to the people that reported the previous
incidents and allowed them to check if this was indeed their suspect. It was also quickly discovered that the girl
had given them an incorrect name. So, she was charged with obstruction of identification before her and her friend
were both sent back to their respective cities for further investigation. But somehow, our last case is even more
insane than all three of these combined. Listen to how this caller described the
situation to this cop who was called to the scene to track down a stolen cell phone.
What's going on? My husband is in jail. This prostitute has my husband's phone and she's trying
to sell it at the Yo ATM. I tracked it here and she answered it before I turned it off. So, I turned it off like through
T-Mobile and it's secured so I can unlock it. Okay. How do you know this woman? He knows her through drugs. Um,
sounds like a piece of work. Okay. I've been with him for 19 years. I think there's something mental with him and
not acting like himself. Don't want my stuff that me and him work for sold. I got you.
Like a natural red hair color. This is certainly a layered situation with an awful lot of history, but at the end of
the day, the cops still have to do their jobs. So, they get right to it and look
for the woman she suspects has her husband's phone. However, when they finally corner her, they realize she's
doing a lot more than trying to sell his cell. Do you have a phone that belongs to the
woman up front that we can just get back to her? I don't have a phone. I don't even know.
What are you doing? Buying some food. Where's T? Where's your boy Taz at? Is it Taz's phone? Oh, I don't want
I sometimes Is Taz in jail right now? So, you aren't with him? He's with some other girl.
Amanda. Is she a big girl? Are you just holding on to Taz's phone while he's in jail?
We're just double checking. You definitely have I don't have a phone. Hey, what's this?
A steak. Is it a steak? No, this is not a steak. They're all stakes. They got Are you stealing stakes?
I'm not stealing stakes. Give me a break. Oh my god. You got crack pipes falling
out all over the place. America stealing stakes. You're full of [ __ ] You were trying to
steal stakes. You're missing something there. All right. I don't have a start. I don't have a
What are you doing? Young lady, can we borrow your help here in a minute? Do you guys still have a loss prevention
people here? Um, not sure. I can find out. We just pulled a bunch of these steaks
out of her. Yeah, we're looking for something else, but she happens to have some steaks down
the shore. So, we convinced her to put them back. We just don't know what your policy is.
I don't think you want them on the shelf. This case started out strange, and it's
only getting weirder. Each of those stakes were worth around 12 bucks, and she had three of them hidden in her
pants. At this point, the woman is trying to claim that she's not the person they're looking for, but at this
point, she's been caught shoplifting, and they decide to get security involved. So, she had it three or four donor
things, one on each side, one down the front. I've never been here before. Well, we're here for something
completely different. We just happened to notice she had large pieces of meat in her pants. She'll officially
trespass. She comes up here again and they can, you know, actually file any charges.
Erica, you hear that? You're not welcome back here. Sounds like you might have been already before. I mean, from this
point forward, you acknowledge that, right? It's in front of all these personnel
here, right? Yes. Salvageable if you just rewrap them, but they might have been on bare skin, so I don't know how
to proceed with caution. Yeah, we're going to go ahead and uh get rid of them. Let's throw them in the incinerator, but
even then, I can't guarantee that there won't be some. Well, thank you guys. Let's go.
Everything you said has been a lie so far. You had steaks in your pants. Still not coming back. You're packing
some serious meat down there. Stop it. If there's anything that would deter you from shoplifting again, it's that line
right there. The woman was, of course, banned from the store and sent on her way with some encouragement from the
cops. You understand? If you come back here now, you'll be arrested for trespassing.
Now that you've been notified, I wouldn't You can't make decisions like this. This is not good. I know that you
don't want to be a you know, do what you were doing before. You got to generate some income somewhere else.
I know you live with your mom. You still contact with your mom? Okay. Well, then why don't you go take a
shower, get dressed up, and go put some applications in. There's plenty of people looking to hire people.
It turns out the woman didn't have the missing phone on her and wasn't arrested. So, hopefully she listened to
the officer and started to turn her life around.

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Brief Summary

Entitled individuals clash with police in various chaotic incidents, including traffic stops and shoplifting.

Key points

Injuries Claimed. The suspect claims to be injured during the arrest, complicating the situation further.
Arrest for Misuse of 911. A woman is arrested for misusing 911 after calling about a non-emergency.
Amanda's Intoxication Incident. Amanda was found asleep at the wheel, leading to a dramatic arrest.
Fousey's Disturbing Call to Police. Fousey called 911 claiming he was held hostage, revealing his erratic behavior.
Reckless Driving Chaos. A reckless driver causes chaos in New York, leading to a tense police encounter.
Arrest at the Airport. A woman throws a fit at the airport after being asked to change her seat.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

If somebody could just, you know, listen, it would be so hard, right?

The suspect's sarcastic remark during the arrest.

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