When Entitled People Try To Fight Cops | Forensic Files

Some people are extremely entitled, turning regular police encounters into an absolute nightmare.
Get youring hands off me. From an entitled citizen who tried attacking a police officer to an
entitled teen who thought he could fight a police officer, this is the ultimate compilation of citizen entitlement.
Starting with the shocking case of Sarah Baing. Let go of me. On July 4th, an offduty officer spotted
a woman named Sarah acting erratically. Apparently, she was walking into moving traffic and yelling at passing cars, and
she'd stolen groceries from a nearby convenience store. Officers decided to stop her for a welfare check.
Stop. Stop. I wasn't at stop. Take your hands off me. Just stop. Stop. I wasn't at quick shrimp and I didn't
steal anything. Okay. We got multiple calls about you on the north. Let go of my hands now.
I'm not going to do that. You have no right to touch me. Yes, I do. Sarah seemed immediately
defensive and began to walk faster as soon as she noticed the cops. She was also carrying a case of beer, but
dropped it on the ground as soon as the cops questioned her. If she had paid for
this, she'd have no reason to quite literally run away from it and leave it behind. So, it's already obvious to the
cops that they've got the girl they're looking for. You're being detained for what?
I already explained a theft. We have a couple damage complaints. I never stole anything.
Take your Let go of me. Let go. I believe a nuisance level this morning. For what? I seriously they
at least three or four investigations involving you going on right now. The cops have notified Sarah that she's
being detained, but she's locking her arms to prevent them from doing this. There's no reason for her to be this
defensive, and she's only making things worse. And what she tries next is nothing short of hysterical.
You have one chance. You have two seconds. Stop. 2 seconds. Unlock your arm. Unlock your arm so I
can explain what I do. Otherwise, I'll just cut it. We're just gonna ruin it. Let go of my backpack. No.
You want us to cut it? One. Unlock your arm. Sarah. Three. One, two, three. I jar.
Why do I always have to be like this? Sarah tried counting down from three as if she was about to put the officers in
timeout, but obviously all that happened at the end of the countdown was her being put in cuffs. However, it would
have been nice for the cops if she gave them a similar warning for what she did next. They're here in custody
for what? I don't know if anybody can get over to quick trip. So, there was a bunch of calls about you
breaking people's car. Stop. Stop. Stop. Knock it off. We're going to jail. We're good. We're good.
Thanks. During the scuffle that temporarily disabled this officer's body cam, she
tried to pull away from the cops, thrashing around violently and kicking them as much as possible. Eventually,
the officers were able to restrain her and get her face down on the ground, but as you may expect, she wasn't
particularly helpful with that either. You ready for charges? Yeah, I like your gun.
That's nice. Let her go now. No, can't do that. You're under arrest. Then you're going to be under arrest for
illegally touching me and doing nothing. I was walking down the street. Let me go
now. One, two, three. No, not doing that. Take the handcuffs off me. What did I do
illegally? What did I do? Illegal stole. No, I did not. Property resistant. Your battery.
I did not take them off. Okay, we're going to stand up now. All right. Want to use your legs, sir?
Use your legs, Sarah. Stand up. Stand up. Take them off now. Stand up. Liam, stand up.
Take them off now. Strangely, her countdown method didn't work this time either. So instead, she
resorted to screaming and demanding the cops take off the handcuffs. But it's unlikely she's going anywhere other than
the back of that patrol car. Stand up. For what? Sarah, stand up. No. For what? Lots of stuff.
One arm or get on the other side. For what? That's a hat. Oh [ __ ] For what? Sir, get in the car.
No, I did nothing to you. Take them off and tell me. We already explained this a couple
times. For what? For what? You have one, two, three. One, two, three. One, two, three. One, two, three. For
what? Walking on the sidewalk is not illegal. Take them off. Take them out. Since Sarah is refusing to go in
herself, the cops bring her to a second patrol car where they're able to go around the other side and drag her in.
The cops were able to confirm with multiple establishments that this was their girl. As she was taken back to the
police station, Sarah still fully believed she'd done nothing wrong and was being treated unfairly.
This is illegal. Walking is What did I do that was illegal? What did I do? That was illegal. Let me
go. Riverside is illegal to be arrested. Any probation? We didn't arrest you, Sarah.
Why am I seriously walking on the street is not illegal? Sarah was charged with battery to a
police officer, felony bail jumping, and resisting arrest causing injury as her tantrum did end up causing minor
injuries to some of the officers on scene. Thankfully, none of the officers sustained injuries as bad as Shawn
Malarkeyy's victim did. Malarkey was arrested for domestic violence after hitting her ex-husband with her car. But
when the cops moved in to arrest her, things immediately started to go south. Yep. Step out.
Excuse me. Excuse Excuse me. Step out of the car right now. You're under arrest.
No, I am not. Yes, you are. No, I am not. Yes, you are. Malarkeyy's behavior is erratic and her
tones aggressive from the off. Her children are in the backseat of the car, but this doesn't seem to affect how she
handles the encounter. And things only get worse. I will tase her if you don't get out of
the car. You better take your hands off of me right now. I told you you're under arrest. Get out
of the car. Why? Cuz you have a warrant. I just sent a message and I am Excuse me.
Get out of the car right now. No. Did somebody say that you could come in to our
Asking the cops who gave them permission to enter the property is a common tactic
in situations like this one. But for the suspects, the reality is that the police
are well within their rights to enter property uninvited so long as they have a warrant. With a second officer's
assistance, Malarkey is removed from her car and cuffed. However, this is where things get even worse.
You did this. No, I didn't. Andy asked you to get out. Excuse me? Andy asked you to get out of car.
No, Andy yanked me. I yanked you because I told you you're under arrest. You refuse to exit your
vehicle. Are you going to stand up and be cooperative? Are you going to understand that my
attorney has filed a motion to quash this? Where this way? To quash this. You hit us to do anything stupid towards
us when we're done. If you hit us or anything, let's go. You've already hit me. I didn't hit you. I asked you all the
car I told you under arrest. Now you got a whole show for your neighbors here. Even restrained, Malarkey's attitude
does not change at all. The cop then smells alcohol on her breath, which may explain some of the bizarre behavior.
You are aing human being. You throw somebody down in front of their children. What the is
most you you piece of [ __ ] You know what? You are the piece of dirt that I wouldn't on
if you were on fire. I smell an odor of alcohol on your breath. No, that's my That's your ping on you.
Okay. She defies the officer's orders and tries to leave the vehicle, then makes a
point to single out the cop who initiated the arrest. Get youring hands off, man.
We see situations like this often where a suspect will target one member of law enforcement and use them as a scapegoat.
This is typically followed by legal threats, so they're likely targeting the officer they feel they could best build
the strongest case against. However, this wouldn't work all too well. Get your hands off me.
Cool out if you keep resisting. Get your charge you with that. If you You know what? I'm going to charge you
with putting your dirty ass hands on me. Stop moving. Let them take off your watch.
Malarkey then goes on to make violent threats to the officers. Pay attention to how quickly she tries to change the
conversation after her most extreme threat. No. No. Do you know what he's done? Stop picking us.
I'm going to kick you right in the That's mean. Don't do that. You are dead. What's that?
You are getting sued. No. No. What' you say before that? You said I am dead. What do you mean by
that? You are. Elaborate on it if you mean it. You You're getting sued. She continues
making the cop's lives difficult by pretending to have trouble getting out of the car, though it's clear from her
movements that she's not actually trying. She blames the tape on her ankles and says it's the cop's fault she
tried to kick him. Put your feet hurts too much. You could just You could just take it.
Okay. No, you're not [Music] 100 lb. You think I'm going to take a 200 lb dude? Well, you've already kicked at us a lot
of times. Why? We're not going to hurt us. Why? Because that guy right there, the one he tried to bite. Okay, Sean,
let's go. Why? Could you ask yourself a question? She was charged with aggravated assault
of an officer and aggravated DUI. This was her third DUI with a child passenger. Soon after this arrest, she
was also charged with endangering the life or health of a child and violation of a bail bond and received a
misdemeanor charge for resisting or obstructing an officer. Malarkey clearly had issues, but at least she didn't try
to use them to escape her charges like Britney Scher did. You're insulting me. Get the out of my
[ __ ] face, you loser. On the evening of December 29th, 2021, homeowners in Lacrosse, Wisconsin, heard a loud crash
just outside the home. When they went to investigate, they saw their car had been
rammed into by a young woman driving a red Chevy. The roads were icy and the skies dark, but something is telling the
officers that there was something else at play in this strange accident. So, we Yeah.
I'll let you chat with Officer Lee Baker here. Who was driving this car? Nobody was driving it.
Nobody was driving it. You're not. That's my car. She she hit a car and hit that one into
that one. So, who was driving a red car? I was. You was. If I talk to you over here.
Yep. The woman was identified as 27-year-old Britney Scholer and was easily determined to be the driver at fault in
this incident. After all, she rammed into a parked car. Sensing something is off, the cop decides to ask the shake it
up girl a few questions. All right. So, where you coming from? Um, Fred's house.
Fran's house. All right. All right. What were you doing at your friend's house? Hanging out.
Hanging out. Have you had anything to drink tonight? Unfortunately, no. Britney is claiming she hadn't had
anything to drink, but she's not doing a great job of hiding it. The officer noted that she had glossy eyes, slurred
speech, and he could smell alcohol on her. So, as you might expect, the cop asks Britney to perform a few field
sobriety tests. Because of the cold weather though, he decides to bring her back to the police station and do them
there. News, she doesn't take well at all. All right. So, what I want to do is I just want to go back to our station,
just run you through some fields. Okay. So, basically what the fields is, I can kind of smell a little bit of alcohol
alcohol and toxic from coming from you. Okay. I don't want you to do out in the cold.
All right. We going to go. It's my job. We got to make smarter decisions when we
driving. Okay. My little brother died 6 months ago. Which isn't good. You got to reorder. So we got to go to
the station. Okay. You got to watch my squad. Okay. What the do you guys need from me?
Well, I can smell some intoxicants coming from you. Okay. Britney is quickly becoming hysterical
and making the sobriety tests essentially pointless. What's interesting is the story about her
little brother and especially how she's trying to use it as an excuse to be let go. Since this is so freshly on her
mind, it seems as though this is genuinely something bothering her. And for good reason, too. And with all the
information we have, it also looks like she's using alcohol to forget her woes and take her mind off things. But all
this did was just make things a million times worse. My brother died. Okay. So, look at this accident and tell
me if you could have caused some injury to somebody else. You're right. You're right. You're
right. So, we going off to this first squad. You're right. You're right. You're right. My brother died in a car accident
and I miss him so much. I've already been in jail, dude. Come on. My brother [ __ ] died.
It seems as though Britney is too drunk to realize that her actions tonight could have been the reason that someone
else lost her little brother. What's even sadder is that her brother died by driving drunk himself and crashing with
three passengers on board, one of whom being Britney herself. She saw firsthand how dangerous and frankly stupid this
crime is, yet decided to do it just 6 months later. Once back at the station, they began the sobriety tests. These
take a while, but you really only need to see this part to know how well it went.
What I want you to do is I just want you to follow this finger with your eyes and
your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? Okay. Any questions? No.
Just with your eyes. Okay. I Okay, then. Okay. Can you open your eyes for me? Okay.
No, you already think I'm a piece of [ __ ] But I didn't say that, Britney. No, I know that you do. You guys already
think I'm a loser. Britney, I just want Right now, I just want to make sure you're safe to drive
and not put anybody else in danger. Come on. I can do it again. Boom, boom, boom, boom. Yeah, I was in ballet,
[ __ ] And also tap dance, so tell me about it. My little brother died 3 months ago.
We're not saying we don't care about that. Well, you know what? We can get to talk about that. We just
got to figure out finish these tests and we'll get out of here. The next few minutes are more of the
same before the cops rightly decide that Britney is too drunk to have been driving. But this is just the start of
the case. As now she's officially been arrested, she decides to start piling on the charges, making everything worse and
being downright strange. I'm going to [ __ ] [ __ ] let everybody know you guys [ __ ] [ __ ] me over. You
No, you losers. No, you guys losers. Yeah. Yeah. Guess what? I have your demon in my
Stop it. [ __ ] you. Do you have anything in your pocket? I'm like, what? What do you want out of my pocket?
What do you want out of my pocket? You got anything in your pocket? I'm like, what the out my pocket?
Steven, you That's not what we going to do. We're not going to be kicking. Okay.
No. Do you understand me? Oh, [ __ ] you, Britney. We understand you're going through a lot with what's going
You understand? I'm going through a lot. A police officer assaulting me. Stop. You're assaulting me.
You're assaulting me. Are you serious? What the What the We're going to get your foot in the car.
You're assaulting me. We're going to get your foot in the car. You're assaulting me. She's now accusing
the cops of assault of numerous kinds, as well as kicking the cops and resisting arrest. She is becoming
hysterical and nothing she's doing is helping her case. Take a look at how she acts when she's reminded again that
she's under arrest. The faster we get this process done, the faster we can call your mom.
What have I done wrong? You're under arrest. Need I for operating while under influence.
Okay. The faster we get this process done, the faster Call my mom. You will call your mom, Britney. Okay,
there's just your [ __ ] officer is trying to [ __ ] rap me. Are you serious? Don't be on camera.
That Get the [ __ ] out of my face. You piece of [ __ ] Get the out of my face. You get the out of my face.
Get the out of my [ __ ] face, you loser. Imagine being aing piece of [ __ ] get
the up. Her behavior didn't change at all for the rest of the case. She remained
uncooperative while getting her blood drawn at the hospital, tried to kick officers and resist back at the station,
and the cops even had to remove the chairs from the interview room because she was kicking them around so much. At
one point, she even tried escaping the interview room while she was handcuffed. No. No. Take a seat.
No. No. This is not No, this is not acceptable. Take a seat, dude. Get your hands off of me. I don't
We can't have you walking around. Please stop. Get your hands off of me. I don't want you to get hurt.
This is not acceptable. I need you to sit down. Get your hands off of me. 9698. You want to come in?
Britney was eventually thrown into a cell and charged with felony battery to an officer, disorderly conduct,
operating a vehicle while under the influence, and failure to keep a vehicle under control. Her exact sentence is
unknown. But somehow, even with all of this strange behavior, she still didn't manage to get the officers as worked up
as this entitled woman did. Stop. Stop. Stop. In June of 2020, BLM protests were at an
all-time high, and the police felt the need to monitor them and ensure no laws were being broken. During one of these
protests in Orlando, an officer noticed a vehicle blocking a lane of traffic with its hazard lights on and decided to
pull them over for a chat. This is the strange interaction that followed. 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? Definitely getting out of the car. 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 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 have 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. 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. Put your hands behind your back.
Get out. Put your hands behind your back. There is an awful lot of debate around these
protests and interactions that we won't be going into, but with the phone recording and the immediate refusal of
police orders, it's obvious this girl was acting extremely entitled. The cops recognized this immediately and knew
that this conversation never goes anywhere, so decided to quickly put an end to it. The issue is the act of
breaking the window did look incredibly violent and obviously got all the other protesters pretty riled up.
Can you put that car in park? Put the car in park. I didn't do anything. Put it in the car.
What did she do? What did she do? Yeah, it was in park. What did she do? County Tag 22. We got one to 10.
If we can get a couple more units for crowd control. County Tag 22. Can you start FB please?
I am bleeding. I need an ambulance. You guys are literally pissed. I am bleeding. I need an ambulance.
May 10:15. She's got minor cuts from glass. Relax. Okay. Stay in the way. What the?
Bro, stay in the car. I need to spit. I have blood in my mouth. Get away from me. Okay, just step away
so I can spit. 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. I felt unsafe killing people. 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. Do you did not get out of the car.
You stopped in the middle of the roadway. We asked you to get out of the car. Is wrong with you? Could have taken my
eye out in front of the or you could have got out of the window out of the car. None of this would have
happened. So, you did this to yourself. The rest of the stop goes pretty much the same way. But there is a hilarious
moment later down the line where the cop explains the difference between being detained and being arrested, which stops
her in her tracks immediately. 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. If I step out of the car, nothing was
going to happen. You did not tell me that. You said, "I am being detained. Step out of the car." Why am I being
detained? Why are you reaching into my car? Fearing for my life. A traffic stop means you're being
detained. A basic traffic stop. You're not I did not know that. You said I am being
detained, which is being I'm being arrested. Where am I going? I am being arrested are two different things.
For someone that acts like they know so much, simple stuff. Been detained. When the lights and sirens come on, that
means you're physically being detained. You're not free to leave. That does not mean you're under arrest. I would have
asked for your driver's license, your registration, your proof of insurance. Once everything checked out, you would
have been free to drive off. She obviously wasn't too happy about that one. Eventually, a medic arrives to
check her out and observed that she had a few minor cuts across her face, and she was taken to a hospital for
treatment. Nothing is known about where the case went from here, but it's presumed that any charges against the
woman were dropped, and she was let go with a warning, as mentioned by the cop. At the end of the day, this girl didn't
really commit any crimes. She was just behaving badly and not complying with the police. But what happens if you mix
that with one of the most despicable crimes you can commit? Now, you seen the kids in the car lit.
On the 21st of August 2021, police were called to a blood bank on a sickening call. A passerby had reported two
children stuck in the car at the height of the Ohio summer radio. What's the temperature?
You pointed out to me that you seen the kids in the car left. I talked to the little girl. She said she don't know how
long she been in here. Okay. One is like an infant, probably like four or five. Nothing was like three.
Three or four. Okay. Like three-year-old here was hanging out the car screaming and then I saw the
security guard and I asked him to come outside cuz this this is a serious matter.
And I and I was like, "You got to call the police. This is not this isn't okay."
The cops do what they can to air out the car and keep the kids safe while they wait for their mother to turn up. But
while they wait, they get some concerning news from the nurse. What's your mom's name?
Tamisha. What is it? Tamisha. Tamisha. Tamisha. Yep. She was a new donor, too. She's been in here for at least two
hours. I know. She's been there for a long period of time. Yep. Long time. Like what? 3 4 hours.
Uh, at least two. I can find out the start time if that's something you need. It turns out she'd been in the building
for even longer than 2 hours. It's 11:10 now, but she'd been inside since 7:30 that morning, leaving the kids to fend
for themselves in the extreme heat of the car for almost 4 hours. When she finally showed up, though, she of course
had a very different story to tell. How long have you been in there? It's just It's only been like an hour and a
half. Like, it hasn't been long, man. An hour and a half. Hey, left. I'm going to see when she
checked in. So, she's been checked in with us since 7:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. Okay. Oh my god. Lord Jesus.
It's getting really warm out here now. It's really hot. The baby's dressed in pants and long
sleeves. [Music] Been here since 7:30. been here since 7:30. I The nurse put into words what everyone
was thinking. This is a nightmare scenario and a horrifying example of parental negligence. And things just
keep getting worse. What happened to her arm? Why is her arm in a bandage? She burnt her arm.
Okay. A couple like last week. How? She got to the arm while I'm trying to wait for like a hot second
and she hasn't got to the arm. Okay. Did you go to the hospital for that? Um, no. It just I um it it was that bad
and I had, you know, so I put one on the counterintuit. [Music] Okay. I'm just going to check it. Okay.
I just want to make sure it's unpacked. So, however, we can receive a 911 call saying the vehicle was turned off with
the windows up and the kids Hey, can you come here? Do me a favor. Start reaching
the vehicle. I'm trying to charge this so I can call it. Okay. Um, the windows was rolled up.
Yes, ma'am. And the kids are here alone. Yes, ma'am. All right. Yes, ma'am. We come here. However, they were unable
they were people here. Bystanders were able to, you know, open the doors, give the kids some water. Okay.
Yes, ma'am. However, this is serious. This is This is severity crown. Okay. You can't just
leave the kids in the car unattended. The car was not on. Yeah, I know. I wouldn't leave it on.
Yeah. I mean, it's hot outside. you only. Oh, so you mean to Okay. Even if it was on, people can take your
children. They can take your car and it's like near 85° outside. Inside that car heats up very fast
and children at a young age are very sus. They're easily raise their temperature level.
All right. So, I'm going to go talk to my how we're going to proceed. We're going
to go to the hospital, get the kids checked out. I'm going to notify child family services. All right. And we'll go
from there. Okay. Okay. It's crazy that the cops should even have to explain this to the mother of
not just one but two kids. And even worse, she's crying as though she didn't expect this to happen. And it seems she
especially wasn't expecting this. Are you pregnant or postpartum? No. Put your hands together. We're just
detaining you right now. All right. Put your hands together. I'm being detained.
Yes. Put your hands together like you're praying. Like you're praying. There you
go. My baby. You have to stand by her. Hold on. She's placed in the back of a patrol car
while they wait on the medics to make sure the kids are all right. For the record, the windows on the patrol car
were rolled down. The woman was hit with a charge of endangering children, but little else is known about what happened
to her or her kids. But obviously, it isn't just women that can cause such concerns for the cops. There are many
cases of entitled men, too. And often they can be much more violent. Dude, you want to have a gunfight, do
you? On June 10th, 2023, a Florida deputy pulled over this motorcyclist for not wearing eye protection while riding.
However, just seconds into the stop, he realizes this isn't going to be a simple
one as the rider becomes immediately aggressive. Come here. Don't with me, bro. I'm noting with you.
What am I doing wrong? You have your driver's license. Careful. Careful. You okay?
Careful with me, man. You fell over. Yeah, you pulled me over. Give me your driver's license.
What? What did I do wrong? Charlie 22. Send me a second. Yeah, Charlie not. The cop wisely radios in for a second
unit just 30 seconds into the stop. The rider is clearly amped up and doesn't look as though he's going to make this
easy for the cop. And just seconds later, he's shown exactly why he needs backup.
I need your driver's license. Hell no. I need your driver's license, sir. Dude, don't with me.
I'm not with you, sir. Where's my phone? Y'all having a good night? Not yet, dude. He's looking for
you. I need your driver's license, please. Dude, I'm not giving one to you. I don't
need one for this thing. You I'm leaving. No, you're not. What do you mean I'm not I You work for
me. Back up, dude. Don't do that. My fault. Turn around and put your hands behind
your back right now. Stunn me, bro. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back.
Dare you to do it. Watching. What are you a rookie? Turn around. Put your hands up.
You know who I am, bro? After the man claims that he's going to leave, the cop has no choice but to handcuff and detain
him to prevent him from driving away. But as you can tell, this is going to be a little harder than he expected.
Put your hands down in your back. You work for me. [ __ ] you. Hey, Tony. Right next to me over at the
ocean. Bro, you're [ __ ] up right now. Can you have him come over? What are you a little You got
You are under arrest for what? Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. What did I do wrong?
Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. Hell no. Up to this point, the cop and
the suspect have been going around in circles. The only way out is to wait for backup to arrive because there's no way
this guy is giving up anytime soon. However, things change very quickly from this moment onwards. As you can see, the
man is reaching into the bag on the back of his bike. Already, this isn't a great
idea as it can scare the cop into thinking he's reaching for a firearm. But wait until you see what he says
next. You better put that taser away, bro. Dude, you want to have a gunfight? Do
you turn around with your hands? Hell no. Dude, don't hit me with that. Keep your hands where I can see.
Hell no. Keep your hands right where I can see. You're about to get tased. Keep your
hands out. Do what? Yeah, I'm leaving, bro. You have one. Taser. Don't touch me. [ __ ] you.
Get off. You guys [ __ ] up, man. Put your hand behind your back. put you on the goddamn hand behind your [ __ ]
back. Much to the amusement of the onlookers, a second cop appears just in time to
tackle the man off his bike and get him on the ground. A crowd had now gathered on the scene, but the show still isn't
over as they now need to get him into the patrol car and back to jail. And if these officers have learned anything
from the last 5 minutes, they know this isn't going to be that simple. Dude, stop doing that to me, man.
Stop resisting. What do you mean, [ __ ] face? Yo, man. Can you stop? Can you Can you stop?
Pick me up then. What the [ __ ] you doing? You dropped my bike. Pick it up. I ain't drunk. You smack my head.
Get it. Yo, [ __ ] you, bro. Dude, give me my house keys, bro. I got my two kids at home alone, dude. Give me
my phone. What the [ __ ] dude? Tell me what I did wrong, bro. Crazy man. What's
wrong with you, man? Shame on you, bro. In the first few seconds of the ride, the cop realizes the man has kicked off
his shoes and brought his hands underneath his legs. He's trying to make things as awkward and scary for the cop
as possible. So, he decides to have one final chat with him to put him in his place.
You already been stupid enough tonight. Can you stop me? I didn't do nothing wrong, bro.
Are you going to let me talk or you just going to keep running your mouth? Dude, your friend dropped me, bro.
I dropped you. He didn't do anything to you, dude. I didn't do nothing to him. Are you going to let me talk? You're
just going to keep running your mouth? Yeah, I'm going to pay $500 to go home tonight to my son. I'm going to take my
bike home, too. So, you're not going to shut up? What did I do wrong? I'm trying to explain it to you, but you
won't shut up. He pulled you over for a very simple He didn't pull me over. All right, get back in the car.
He didn't pull me over. Get back in the car. All right. Wait. He pulled me over.
I don't No, forget it. I'm trying to talk to you. You won't shut up. So, get back in the car.
Wow. Yeah. After that very productive interaction, all that was left was an awkward ride
back to jail where the man was charged with resisting an officer and operating a motorcycle without a license. Somehow
he managed to dodge the charge of threatening an officer. But this girl wasn't so lucky.
What the? On the 18th of July, this cop was responding to a burglary call in the
Valuchia County area. However, it later turned out that he had actually gone to the wrong street entirely. But that
didn't stop him from making an arrest that afternoon. Hey, stop the car. Stop. What? What?
You stay here. No. What are you doing here? Why does it matter? Turn the car off. Turn the car off now.
Turn the car off. That's why it's not. Turn the door. I'll punch you on your Don't ever
forget that. I Give me a second. Let me go. Let me know. Let me let me explain to you what
we're doing. Put your hands on me and I don't respond. I don't I'm responding to an alarm call.
Put your me and I didn't turn up on you. The cops started out friendly but quickly became more serious as the
driver tried to leave without talking to him. Remember, he's conducting a burglary investigation. Any suspicious
activity is heightened because he knows there's a criminal in the area. This girl was just in the wrong place at the
wrong time. But a friendly conversation would have been a much easier way to resolve the situation. Instead, the girl
decides to get even more violent and says this. You're not under you're not under. You
came in. Don't you ever put that on me. I spit on you my hair. What the hell with you?
Chill, bro. Chill, bro. Stop. Hey, stop. 40 central. I'm stepping up. Get down now.
Get down now. Turn around and put your hands behind your back. Get down. Open the car. Move it.
Stop. Okay, babe. Just put your hands behind your back. The girl also had three of her friends
with her in the car, so the cop is severely outnumbered. He radios for backup, but in the meantime, he has to
stand his ground, even if he wasn't responding to a call. Being alone amongst a group of people who obviously
don't love the police is a dangerous situation to be in. The girl has also clearly resisted an officer and
threatened him with spitting. It takes the officer an extra 60 seconds to get the handcuffs on her, and even then, she
still hasn't calmed down. You're going to chill out. Come on, chill. Bubble, stop touching.
Stand up. Bubble. This didn't have to be like that. Stop touching me. It did cuz you were
aggressive for no reason. You know you wrong and I take your whole job. She's claiming that the cop was
aggressive for no reason. But did this wave seem aggressive? This girl has everything totally twisted and continues
to resist even after numerous other officers arrive at the scene. [Music] You can't say to me. Fix my
I will if you would just for a second. Okay. Fix my cuff. Turn around and I will
way too many will. So just turn around and relax for a second. No. What the are you doing? I got to be
your dog. Stop pressing on me cuz I'm not resisting. My wrist already. Okay. I'm I'm trying to put on new ones.
So relax. The cops eventually managed to fix the girl's cuffs despite two more minutes of
kicking and screaming and finally get her into the back of a patrol vehicle. Woo! Bro, I'm my mama.
My wrist still hurt you talking about. Is it left or right? My wrist hurt in my car now.
Don't push me cuz I can get in my Okay, then get in. My wrist hurt though. My wrist hurts.
Get out of my face. Okay, don't you fix my wrist. Despite not being the burglary suspect
and having no criminal record, this girl managed to turn what should have been a
short conversation into a battery charge. Apparently, in the initial scuffle, she kicked the officer multiple
times, threatened him, punched him in the head multiple times, all as well as screaming many horrific insults at him.
This girl was the perfect example of why you should never threaten the cops. But
the girl in this next case took things to the next level. Get the off of me. Ohio cops were called to this hotel to
remove a guest. Apparently, the guest was extremely upset and yelling in the foyer about teenagers filming her kids
without her permission. When they went up to the room to remove her, he quickly began to realize how angry she really
was. They was going to kick them kids out and run around playing. I've been here. I've worked here before.
I know how that [ __ ] go. The cops spent some time talking with the woman in the red coat before the
girl in gray comes back down to give the cops something to worry about. Come on. Let's see.
Everything was funny when record. I don't know what happened. I do. When them kids me,
I feel some type of way. This is no way to be acting in front of anyone's kids, especially your own. It's
also funny when you realize there's about four kids, some younger than five, and it's the adult woman who's throwing
the tantrum. And she doesn't even stop for another 3 minutes until out of nowhere. She claims that she's being
racially profiled while being kicked out of the hotel. Y'all stop recording them. They kids.
They going to do what they do. They kids. They didn't care. They thought it was funny and thought it was a joke cuz
they was black kids. And that's not funny for us to be in a place we paid our money in for them to think it was
okay. They black kids. That's not fair to get racially profiled at the age of nine and younger. Think them white
people cared about them. No, they didn't. At least now we know what she's actually
mad about. But now she's latched on to this narrative. She's starting to get angrier and angrier by the minute until
at last the cops decide they have to step in and put a stop to this. However, perhaps predictably, this just makes her
even more mad. One more horde out of you and I'll take you to jail. Guess what? I'm recording you. I'm
recording you. Get out of my building. Get out of the building. I'm going to take you to jail.
Let's go right now. Right now. Right now. Don't touch me. I'm telling you. Oh, and I'm recording you. I'll leave
you alone. Get your stuff. Get your stuff and go. Get your stuff and go. I will take you to jail.
Okay. Okay. I'mma become a lawyer. That's fine. Out the door. No. No. No. Don't touch me. Don't touch
me. I asked you not to touch me. You know that. Yes, you are. Yes, you are. No, I'm not. I'm already at the door.
I'm already at the door. No, I'm not. No, you're not. Yes, ma'am. No, no, no. I asked you to get off of
me. Stop. I'm already at the door. You can't You can't get the off of me. Careful. Come on.
If she was so worried about protecting her kids and making sure they were happy, she's done a terrible job by
getting arrested and distressing them far more than they were already. Back in the patrol car, the woman kept the
attitude up, which certainly didn't help her case when the cop discovered something crazy.
After the fact, you put me in handcuffs. You were supposed to tell me that the fact you were putting me in handcuffs,
and I think you forgot that. So, tell me my rights. You have the right to remain silent.
No, no, no, no, no. You were supposed to tell me that when you report when you're
arresting me, so I think you might want to let me go. Okay, I'm going to not do that. Looks
like you got three warrants for your arrest. That stinks. So, I just really You got one on blue, too.
Even better. I tried. I know. I know you did. I do really appreciate that. And you got kids right here.
Right. Right. And I'm I'm as the manager was trying to tell her to calm down. I'm trying to
tell her to calm down, too. Like, we got kids in here. Exactly. Like you is intoxicating. Like just try
to lay down and go to sleep. If she'd have taken this advice, she might have ended up staying in the hotel
instead of the jail that night. She was brought in on all three of her warrants and charged with disorderly conduct to
boot. Alcohol is a common denominator in many of these cases with intoxicated suspects often getting much angrier than
they would sober. And there's no better example of this than our next case where
a woman actually called the cops on herself before threatening the cops and demanding they leave.
You need to get away from the house and you Yeah, I don't like you either. So, as
long as we're clean, I am a a nurse and I did 12 years of it and you need to get off. And I told you
this is a locked building. Get outside of my building now. The woman is clearly intoxicated and
completely unaware of what's going on. Remember, she is the one that called the cops to her building, but it seems she's
completely forgotten exactly why she did that and is now taking offense to the police's presence in her building.
You're a lieutenant. No, I'm not a lieutenant. So get down. Because I'm not lieutenant.
I said get down. I dare you to touch me. That'll be great. Oh, that will never happen.
Who called you or John? I'm telling you to get out of my building. What's wrong?
Cuz I'm sad. I need it with a husband. What's wrong? Anxiety. Why? Why is this happening?
Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? We're not even speaking anything. Tell him to get out. Bye. You need to tell us why. Go back
inside. Bye. Bye. Bye. Do you want to tell us why you called? The cops are clearly not phased by the
woman whatsoever and are just there to do their jobs. They were called by the woman and want to get to the bottom of
why. If they can determine that it was done maliciously with no good reason, they can charge her for wasting police
resources. But with the way things are going, she's about to catch a disorderly conduct case as well.
You don't ever come around my door. How about this? Don't call us and I won't come back
here. I will have you disbarred. Okay. Like have me disbarred. Please do it. I was a nurse for over
many years. I don't care. Exactly. I don't care. I think it solved itself. And you don't ever walk over there.
Get inside. not walk up my stairs again. I'm going to treat you like a four-year-old and start counting if you
don't go in there. I have a lot building. Rock me out. You Jesus Christ. Lot building.
Let's just go inside. I'm telling you. Just go inside. Don't ever You do not ever come in my
building. Shut up. The officers know the woman is just extremely drunk and confused and
staying on her property is just making things worse. So, they decide to just leave and hope she manages to settle
down. But before they do, they see her leave her apartment and start attacking one of her tenants.
Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Knock it off. Stop it. I got it.
Hold on. I'm going to jail. I need something. Yeah, you're going to jail. We gave you
a lot. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. After her arrest, the woman was taken to the police station for further
processing where she continues to be loud, angry, and awkward as ever. Listen to my name.
My name is Aunt Simpson. Call my family. Look at the camera now. T my No, I said no. No. Hey, my
watch. Are you going to be able to get through this? No. Cuz he you going to be able to get through this
problem. He Okay, listen. Listen. Are you going to listen? I didn't do anything wrong. He did this.
He would like. It took a while, but the woman was eventually processed and charged with
disorderly conduct. Joshua Scott wasn't so lucky, though, and his night ended in
one of the most disgusting ways imaginable. You step in dog [ __ ] or something. You
stink. Jesus. In the early hours of the 11th of June, 2022, cops were approached by a
33-year-old male who quickly fled the area on foot. The cops lost sight of the man. But immediately after, a group of
girls approached the officers asking why they didn't stop the man as he'd apparently assaulted one of them.
Who smacked my sister? I have no idea what you're there. No, there's a guy running down
this way. Smack my sister. What do you look like? Stop yelling. Stop yelling. We will help
you, but you need to stop yelling. Who? What did he look like? Why are you guys sitting there?
I have no idea what you're talking about. You guys are all drunk right now. I need you to calm down.
What does he look like? The girls are clearly intoxicated and aren't making much sense. For the cop to
help, he needs them to slow down and stop screaming so much. It looks like he's going to have a hard time getting
that to happen. The guy that just ran to your guys' car. The man that ran here. I'll talk to him.
Where did that guy go? Talk to him. He went this way. Just stay here. Talk to him. Where did that guy go
that just talked to you guys? I don't know. He didn't talk to us. The guy that just talked to you?
Yes, he walked up by us. I don't know where he went. The cops take some time to talk to
several witnesses who identified the man as Joshua Scott and claimed that he'd been having a pretty rough night down at
the bar. He was obviously drunk and was yelling at the bartender, claiming that he had lost around $1,500
there that night. He was also trying to start fights with multiple other patrons
before hitting the girl in this group and fleeing from police. Now the cops knew all the details. They were able to
start searching and it didn't take them long to find him. Hey, brother. Hey, it's me, bro.
You want to step out over here, please? Yeah, I know. Thank you. I appreciate it. What's going
on tonight? Um, they were they were trying to beat me up a little bit. Just stop one second. Do you have an ID
on you? I don't know. Okay. What's your name, partner? Joshua. Joshua, can you just keep your hands out
of your pockets for me? You don't need my analysis to know that Joshua is extremely drunk, but at least
he's being mature. The cop also noted a foul smell coming from Joshua. It wouldn't be revealed until later what it
actually was. Here, just put your hands in your pockets for me. Let me just pat you
down. Make sure you ain't got no weapons. Okay. Yeah. Thank you. Did you step in dog [ __ ] or something?
You stink. Um Jesus. Let's walk over here. We're going to walk right out towards the road
for me. Yeah. I don't Thank you, brother. So, you you hit one of them, it sounds like. Correct.
No. Would you How'd you hit one of them? I didn't hit one of them. If you hit me
three times, I'm going to have to defend myself. You say that they hit you a couple times
before you Of course. Where' they hit you at? In the face. Every time. Did they hit you? Which one hit you?
The chick that had the darker hair. She was bigger. I need you to stop [ __ ] up on me. fix
that. Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. It seems like Joshua is trying to piece together the night just the same as the
cop is, but they're finally starting to figure things out. The cop was also made
aware that Joshua has two warrants out for his arrest, so he's definitely going to jail tonight. The question is, will
he go down easily? I told the woman to not hit me. Why was she hitting you in the first
place? Ask her. Go ask her. We're talking to her right now. Why? Go ask her. I can't tell you why. I
don't know. Stop yelling at me, please. I don't know her perspective on [ __ ] I'm not gonna answer your [ __ ]
questions anymore. No, I'm telling you. No, no. Put your hands behind your back.
Put your hands behind your back. Go to jail. Stand up. I'm trying to understand where you're
Well, you're not making any sense. It takes Stand up. 1 2 3. You're going to start yelling and
raising your voice at me and you're telling me that nothing makes sense. I got nothing for you.
It has nothing to do with Keep walking. We're going to walk right over to the squad car.
I will keep walking cuz I'm going to walk right over to the squad car cuz I'm a good boy.
I'm a good boy. The officer takes him to his colleagueu's squad car where he's then
taken back to jail. But on the ride back, he only starts to make things worse for himself.
Battery disorderly conduct. And then somebody who I told straight up, come at me. The problem is right now,
oh, she's a female. You always You already have warrants. I don't give a [ __ ] about my warrants.
What happened to the cooperation I was getting before? You were really nice with me and then all of a sudden you got
real pissed, bro. I got pissed cuz your buddy took me on the [ __ ] curb like I'm a piece of
[ __ ] Well, you can't raise your voice. Stop. Shut the [ __ ] up. Okay. You think you are the [ __ ] cure, but
you're the [ __ ] cancer. Okay, shut the [ __ ] up. I want to hear the [ __ ] the ones that have to take me in
cuz they're the ones that know that you're the [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] st. Why are you getting so angry?
Later into the car ride, Joshua even started to get physically aggressive and started slamming his head into the side
of the cage in the patrol car. I'll go to jail four [ __ ] months and I'll never see my [ __ ] kid for four
months, bro. I'm not going to see my [ __ ] kid for four months. Stop. Stop doing that. Stop. You need to
calm down. Feels like Matt and that and that. And you know why? Cuz I'm not going to see
my [ __ ] [ __ ] for the entire summer, bro. Can you calm down for me, brother? No. Why the [ __ ] should I
now? Did you just hear my [ __ ] life story? Did you just hear what the [ __ ] I
spilled out to you? No, you don't [ __ ] hear [ __ ] Next time I [ __ ] see you, I'm going to want to [ __ ]
strangle you. Are you making threats towards a law enforcement officer? Cuz I'll charge you
with that, too. That sounds like a threat to me. Face that I recognize. So, you're saying you're going to
strangle me if you recognize me? I would say cuz you're like this close to getting
charged with threatening a police officer. It's unbelievable. How the [ __ ] would you take it? How the
[ __ ] would you be in my situation and not feel the same goddamn way? You're a [ __ ] That's all I got to
say. Okie dokie. Back at the jail, the source of the foul smell became apparent. At some point in
the evening, Joshua had defecated in his pants, likely sparking the officer's decision to take his colleagueu's squad
car instead of his own. Joshua was charged with felony threat to an officer and misdemeanor counts of bail jumping,
disorderly conduct, and battery. But alcohol can be just as dangerous in the hands of some people, just like it was
in the hands of this entitled drunk driver who crashed into the side of someone's house and ran. On the 22nd of
October, 2022, a man called police after hearing a car crash into the side of his
house. So, you didn't see the crash. You heard it? No, I heard it and I looked and there
was a car against my house. What did she look like? The one driving? Dark hair. Dark hair.
Nice looking girl. Nice looking girl. What was she wearing? Black. Oh, my wife said black. Black. Oh,
this has technically become a manhunt now as the driver is nowhere to be seen and has fled the scene of a crime. The
cops spend some more time questioning the homeowners before searching the vehicle. It turns out the woman had left
her purse behind which contained her driver's license and multiple other forms of identification. Now, the cops
had a name, Stacy, as well as a picture of her. The cop found it odd she'd leave
her purse behind as it implied she was planning on coming back to the crash. But just a few minutes later, the cops
would receive damning evidence that this wasn't the case. Hi there. How you doing?
Not too bad. How are you guys? Reason I ended up pulling you guys over, um, you guys were coming from that area
over there. Did you end up just getting in a crash? No, we live around there, but yeah.
What's your name? My name? Yep. Stacy. I've got her over here. It is Stacy. Okay. So, Stacy, can I have you come out
of the car so I can talk to you a little bit more? It's already obvious that she's not exactly sober, but what's
shocking is how she was undoubtedly trying to flee the scene. She'd left her purse, ID, and vehicle behind that's
actually registered to her. It wouldn't have been long before the police were at
her door with more than a couple of questions. Now, the police have her at the side of the road to ask her what
happened, but it seems she has a plan to try and outsmart the cops by refusing to
tell the truth. Are you ready to be honest with me now? Yeah. Okay. So, what happened?
What happened with the crash? What crash? You ended up hitting a tree. Do you remember that?
No. No. You're not going to be honest with me right now? Well, I mean, I'm neighbor said said they saw you get
picked up, huh? A neighbor said they saw you get picked up. Okay. Well, I mean, that's fine.
So, I'm giving you a chance to kind of give me your side of the story of what's going on right now.
I mean, there's really no side of the story to give. I don't understand what you're wanting me to give to give you.
Okay. Well, I want you to be honest with me. That's what I want you to give me. Well, I there's nothing to be honest
about. I mean, Stacy seems to think that she didn't do anything wrong, or at least believes
that she can lie and outsmart the cop by telling a different story. But remember,
the homeowners told the cops that they saw a young woman wearing exactly what Stacy is wearing exit the vehicle and
leave the scene. It's pretty obvious that she's lying, but Stacy doesn't seem to realize this and continues to lie
through her teeth to the officer. The truth is like my car is like probably at my house
and uh you know, I'm sitting here with my dad. Well, the house that you crashed into, they talked to you and tried to
get you to stay there. Well, I didn't crash into anybody's neighbors. Your car is stuck in their house.
Oh, that's sick. Was somebody else driving your car? No, absolutely not. So, it was just you driving.
Well, I wasn't driving. But you just told me absolutely not. Nobody else was driving.
The conversation goes in circles for around 10 minutes with Stacy continuing to spew confusing statements at the cops
the whole time. And what's worse is that at one point she even tried throwing her
dad under the bus by saying he was driving. No, I was not driving. I'm not going to argue with you about
that. My dad was driving. Okay. Your dad already confirmed that he was not driving the black car.
No, he was. So he he's driving the vehicle. Um, so I mean what can I do? Okay. I don't want to.
Right now, what you can do is you can give me uh an answer on whether you would want to do some field testing
right now. No, I don't want to because he was he's the guy that was driving the you know.
So, you're passing your options to do the field testing. Yeah. Okay. Okay. So, at this point, you're
going to be under arrest. Okay. Why? Because you're very intoxicated. Stacy is quickly searched and then put
in the back of a patrol vehicle. But before they can take her back to the station, they have to give her dad the
bad news. Based on what happened, I believe she was into a couple of crashes. Um, she
hit a tree in a house. Um, oh my god. The house itself. Yep. Yeah. Anybody else show up with her
when she got there? No. Did she say she was with somebody? Yeah, it's she babbled some vibes and then you
know and I couldn't make sense of anything. She was probably so worked up and can you please inform me what I'm being
charged with? Yep. I I told you it's going to be an owi. It'll be fourth the fourth OWI.
But I wasn't driving. And you did hear that right. This was her fourth drunk driving charge proving
precisely what type of person Stacy really is. And of course, she also caught a hit-and-un charge for fleeing
the scene after causing property damage. But Stacy wasn't nearly as entitled as this next girl, who had a plan to get
out of her reckless driving charge. I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me.
On January 5th, 2022, officers responded to a car accident. As soon as they got on the scene, they were given some
useful intel by a witness. She's drunk and she already said that I don't want to get a DWI.
Okay. Okay. In a single car. Okay. Thank you. Was she in on the wrong? No, she was on
that side. See, I was coming this way right before the curve and she float around me. I
mean, float around me. Blow around another make the curve jump there, hit the curb, and then slack this
because I don't know what the deal was. It sounds like this driver completely lost control of the vehicle and was
lucky nobody else got hurt. But if they want to understand exactly what happened
here, they're going to have to talk to the driver. And it doesn't take long for them to figure out the situation.
So they said, "You're not having anything medical." No, sir. Okay. Now, just based on this driving
behavior and what people have been saying when we came on scene, um would you be willing to take some standardized
testing tests? How much have you had to drink today? Not very much. Okay. What is not very much?
Like the legal limit. Okay. Which is why like not very much because I ate and I drink water between the two.
The driver is being honest and complying with the cop's request to take a field sobriety test. But unfortunately, the
sobriety test quickly shows the cops that even if she's acting nice, she's still a criminal that put many other
lives in danger. All right, ma'am. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back for me. Okay.
You're being placed under arrest for DUI. All right, I'm not to pat you down before I put you in my unit. Okay.
The cop pats the girl down before placing her in the back of his patrol car and reading her her rights. But this
is when she starts to put her plan into action that she thinks will cut her loose.
I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. You don't you don't need to apologize. You know, I'm doing my job. That's all.
I know. And I respect that. I respect. Have you ever been arrested for a DWI before?
No, sir. I've never been arrested. period. So, I hope at least I'm like one of the
cuter people that you've had in your cop car. Do not confirm or deny, please. Oh, yeah. I can't talk about that.
Yeah, you can for legal purposes. I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me. Anyways, I'm sorry you're stuck
with me, though. That's all right. You know, I've been, like I said, was worse. Back at the station, the seduction
doesn't stop. All right. So, I'm going to count this in front of you. I remember you. You would come up to the
ocato with your face mask and be like that one is so fine. Like respectfully though.
Oh yeah. Obviously cuz like I'm a mess right now. Had your face mask on. But I was like
that man is really Yeah. Don't worry about it. Let's get back. Nobody wants to date any woman that's
looking like this. So you are such a happy man. Oh. I appreciate that. I do. Okay. I'm getting prepared.
I'm sorry. I hope I haven't been disrespectful. if I haven't been disrespectful to your
job. But even as she waited for her medical examination, she couldn't resist flirting with the officers in an attempt
to lessen her sentence. What do you suggest? Go ahead. Okay, maybe a little. Hey. Hey, come over here. This way.
I just want to say hi. Who's over here? I'm sorry. You leave the room. Yeah. I just have a steer.
What the hell am I supposed to do? Hi. What are you doing? I have a ballad now. Why you shouldn't?
I still have to triage. Look how cute it is. Okay. Because because you're so cute, sir.
Oh, yeah. Thank you. I appreciate that. Hey, might as well be happy if you're in
a [ __ ] situation. You should. [Music] Thankfully, this didn't seem to change anything in her charges as she was hit
with an aggravated DWI and reckless driving. Many people are critical of this girl's actions, but positivity and
attempted seduction is much more preferable to violence and hostility and especially preferred over this.
Stop right now. This time the officers were called into a domestic violence case between a male
and a female. As the cops arrived, the officers noticed the woman disengaging and walking away from the scene.
Miss, stop. Stand there. Don't tase her. Okay, I won't stand there. Stand there.
Stand there. The cops yelled at her to stop, but before they could react, she started to
sprint away from them. I got her. Stop right now. Get off of me. Stop. Roll over on your stomach.
Put your hands behind your back. I can't. My hair. Please stop. Put your hands behind your back.
I'm not cooperating. Please stop. Do it now. I can't breathe. Put your hands behind your back right
now. Please. My hair is on my back. Please put your other hand behind your back.
Hey, step back. Looks like her master plan didn't work out too well. The cops have dealt with
plenty of cases like this and know they will have to be firm with the woman or else she'll keep screaming and
resisting. Do not pull away from me. Do you understand? You are under arrest. You
are going to comply. You are not going to pull away from me. If you could resist and then
you [ __ ] deal with me. Tell me how you feel on daily faces, [ __ ] What is your name, miss?
I don't have a [ __ ] name. Okay. Well, you do. Oh, I don't. Stop trying to pull away from me.
My hair's in my goddamn mouth. As usual, before the cop can leave her in the car, he has to search her.
something she seems to be heavily against. Hold still, please. No, you're not me doing this.
Then stop fighting. You're a man. You cannot touch me. Tough [ __ ] Right now touch me.
That's all we got. You need to get her over here. You cannot touch me. Stop it. You cannot touch me.
Jenna, don't you kick me or you're going to go to the ground again. Get over here.
You [ __ ] dick. You just added another charge by kicking me. By the way, with the help of a female officer, they
finally managed to search the girl and get her secured in the patrol car. So, they decided to talk to a couple
witnesses to get extra insight on what happened. I was sitting in front of my window and they came up to the stop
signific and basically she was all over him. He didn't really do anything, but she kept grabbing him, ripped his
shirt open, kept jumping on top of him trying to get him to the ground. They finally did get
to the ground, but they came back up and wouldn't let him leave or anything else.
Well, at first I'm like, are they just screwing around? Yeah. And cuz she was all over him and
Okay. You said she said she was like jumping on his back or something. Yeah. Then she kept grabbing at his
open door. With this, the case seemed open and shut. So, the cops took the woman back
to the station where she was charged with felony battery of an officer as well as misdemeanor counts of resisting
and disorderly conduct. Various pieces of drug paraphernalia were also found on her person, which she was also charged
for. Most of the charges were eventually dropped except for the disorderly conduct and resisting counts. However,
these two men weren't as lucky after they were spotted clear as day on CCTV trying to steal hundreds of dollars
worth of store goods. On September 25th, 2022, two men were seen purchasing a Halloween costume at Walmart. Seems
harmless at first until you realize they had two duffel bags filled with store merchandise that they didn't intend on
paying for. Luckily, an employee noticed the two suspicious customers and called
the police officer to stand outside the entrance waiting to catch them. How's it going? We can go in here and
talk. We're going to walk in there. Stop. This is a risky takedown for the officer. It's a one-on-one fight and
he's got no idea whether or not the man is armed. So, he radios in a 1018. A code informing other cops that they need
to get there urgently to back him up. But for now, he's still on his own and he has to make sure this guy doesn't get
away. Stop fighting. Tay just stay down. Just watch. Unfortunately, the cop completely misses
the taser and the suspect is able to run away and escape through a back exit. But
not before a backup unit arrives just in time to spot him sprinting away outside.
Get on the [ __ ] ground. Put your [ __ ] ass behind your back. Hurry up. Talk to you.
Get the on the ground. out there. 197 on the west side of Walmart. This cop has a better time of taking
down and restraining the suspect and manages to get him on the ground and in cops. But remember, this guy wasn't
alone. And the cop's attention was now turned to finding the other man seen on the security footage. Conveniently
though, they wouldn't have to look far. Man, you said you were walking your friends. Take off.
I know my girlfriend. Take off. You've been following back and forth with this guy. Go. I know you're
with him. Leave. Okay. I pay for my [ __ ] I got money in my pocket. Leave. All right. You can walk around and away.
Touch me too. My girlfriend to get a car key. This he was with him. I took out one thing and then you try to
take off with all the stuff. You need to walk away from me, man. You need to go waiting for my girlfriend, man.
You're staying right with me everywhere I go. No, I'm going this way, mother. Get my
girlfriend for the car keys. Wrong with you, man. You want him in the store? You want him in the store?
No. Let's trespassing. Just come outside. Why? Because we're done with you. Hey, look.
I'm calling you, bro. Hey, look. I'll resist, man. Look. They got me right here in the front.
They're handcuffing me, too. I'm going to grab this car. Okay, we're going outside cuz they're
handcuffing me for no reason. You can pretty much guess what happens from here. They detain the man, tell his
girlfriend what's happening, have a short argument with her, and then take the man back to a patrol vehicle. On a
search of the man's pockets, a collection of pills and powders were found on him and confiscated. Both men
were hit with a felony shoplifting charge as well as a conspiracy to shoplift while the other guy was also
hit with another two drug trafficking charges. However, on the 21st of November of the same year, all charges
were dropped against both suspects. A disappointing ending for sure, but this next shoplifting case has a much more
satisfying conclusion, but not for the reason you may expect. Hi, ma'am. Do you have stuff in your coat right
now? No. No. Okay. Employee said they saw you stuff stuff from your basket into your
jacket. No, I just went and I just put all my stuff back because I was supposed to be
my um other half here and he never showed up. I just tried calling him actually.
Okay. So, if we search your jacket, we're not going to find any items. I'll give you an opportunity right now
to take everything out. But it's going to be your one and only opportunity. If you take everything out right now, we
won't even press charges. We'll just give you all. I think that's a fair deal. Okay, fine. I have a hat.
All right, there we go. [Music] Your ID for I don't have an ID. It seems odd for someone to only want to
shoplift a hat and gloves. It's a lot of risk for a very small reward. But as the
cop learns more about the girl, it starts to make more sense. Do you have an address that you stay at?
No. Are you working anywhere, Jamie? I mean, it's just cold outside. I don't have any money. I just want a hat on.
It turns out this girl is homeless and has no money to buy anything to keep her warm for the coming winter.
Unfortunately, this is a genuine problem that a massive amount of people face in
countries all over the world. And a lot of people come to the conclusion that their only option is to steal what they
need to survive. After all, if the consequence is a warm place to stay and a couple free meals, what's there to
lose? Getting caught like this and being told they're not going to press charges
is essentially the worst case scenario for her. Or that was until the officer decided to do this.
You don't have had her gloves. I'll buy these for her. Thank you. But don't don't do this, okay?
I know it's tough, but there's other ways. Call us for help. All right. But if you come back in here, you're
going to get arrested. [Music] Thank you so much. Again, it's cold, but 947 ain't worth,
you know, especially like if you're out on bond and stuff. [Music] My ears are cold.
I get it. It's not an excuse, but like I get it. But, you know, call us for help. We have resources we can help you
out with. You know, every contact with us doesn't have to be a bad thing. All right. Do you guys need anything
else from us? No, thank you. Okay, sounds good. No charges were pressed against the girl
and the police department applauded the officer for acting with true compassion.
He dealt with this situation perfectly. Something that can't be said of the officers in this next case.
Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. In 2015, police pulled over a woman who
was caught on CCTV shoplifting from a Walmart. But after a short talk with the cops, it's clear she had no intention of
sticking around. Step out here. You have any weapons on anything? [Music] All right. You're being detained right
now for shoplifting. Okay. Listen, I'm explaining it to you right now. You're being detained for that. So,
we're going to talk about it. All right. Come out the door. Okay. Did you steal merchandise inside
the store? I want to I wanted to poke you. After explaining what it is they're being charged with, the cops let one of
the women back into her car to grab something. However, they seem to forget she still had her keys on her. This can
only end one way. Hurry up. Get out of the car. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up.
Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Somehow these cops allowed her to get
into the driver's seat, put the keys into the ignition, and then simply drive away after ramming into one of their
patrol vehicles. It's an impressive amount of negligence, but they can't stand around wondering how it all
happened. They've got to give Chase as soon as they possibly can. [Music] At this point, the Jeep had gained some
serious distance, but it seems as though the driver isn't the best getaway driver, and the cops managed to close
the gap in less than a minute. [Music] accurate tires for commercial. The shoplifter speeds down the road,
dodging traffic as she goes. The cops stay hot on her tail, but struggle to box her in or stop her at all. And she
continues to wreak havoc. [Music] [Music] [Music] Along with the use of a spike strip from
the cops, all of this reckless driving has taken a toll on her car. It's driving slanted. There's parts of it
hanging off and her tires are literally starting to fall apart. As the chase goes on, it starts to get slower and
slower until eventually it stops completely. That going [Applause] to [Applause]
You have to wonder how anything that occurred in a Walmart warrants this level of escalation. Nevertheless, the
shoplifter is finally removed from the vehicle and put in handcuffs, putting an end to her rather spontaneous reign of
terror. It was later discovered that she'd shoplifted over $2,000 worth of goods, a felony, but definitely nothing
worth the charges she was hit with after her escape. She was sentenced to criminal conspiracy, assault, and
battery in the first degree, hit and run, and of course, shoplifting. She was sentenced to 7 years in prison.
Shoplifterss and those who steal are often people in tough spots and think they're left with no other choice than
to risk it all and steal what they need to survive. By that logic, you'd think celebrities would be the last people to
break the law as they've got so much on the line. But as you're about to see, that's not always the case.
On the first white boy, on the 15th of December 2018, police pulled over a vehicle driven by Florida
news anchor Fen Sally. When the cop realized who she was, he figured she'd be helpful and respectful, but he was
about to get a huge reality check. Hello, Miss Officer Page Gards Police Department. Reason why I'm pulling you
over is cuz you're actually driving with no tail lights. I believe you're only driving with your
daytime driving lights on and yep, they're completely off. There you go. Can I see your license registration
proof insurance, please? What's wrong? You. Why? I don't feel like being pulled over.
I'm sorry. I don't feel like being pulled over right now. Okay. My phone is not Well, you're the one driving without
lights on, so Yeah. Well, you're the one pulling me over right now. Yeah, it's my job.
Yeah. Well, okay. So, you see my phone right now. Okay. How much have you had a drink
tonight, ma'am? God, I've had one drink tonight. Okay. Well, it's pretty strong smell
coming off your off your breath. Don't care what you have to say. And it's not just the smell giving it
away either. Fine's speech is also slurred. Her attitude is far from perfect. And overall, she just seems
sluggish. And when a cop notices a driver is acting this way, they just have to investigate further. Something
Fen is clearly not pleased about. [Music] [Applause] Carver should roll our window up.
Howdy. I believe you are impaired. Like to run some rotate so bright task on you. Make sure you're good to drive.
Okay. Absolutely. I think I'm just fine to drive. Sure. Let's do it. We've already
seen a huge amount of entitlement from the news anchor, but it's actually just a fraction of what's to come. It picks
up as the field sobriety tests begin as she clearly believes that this is completely unnecessary.
What do you mean by I have enough or I have what I need right now? What does that mean?
It means that I know that I'm capable of driving. I know that I am a responsible
citizen and I know that however many cops it is that you have right now are unnecessary for the task that you are
privileged with at this moment. Okay. All right. I'm stand over here. You you ready to begin?
Ready to begin? Go ahead and begin. May I turn around now? Like I instructed you.
Just got to listen investigation. Come over here. You step out here some. Uh, do I need to walk the line as I
No, just just step out here. We're done with the line. All right. Just check it.
Hey, I appreciate you checking. Okay. Absolutely, Mr. Carver. Veron is clearly being facitious here
and trying to skirt the line of disrespect. But moments later, she decides to take it just a step further.
I want to know, okay, what I can do to end this public humiliation at this point.
It's not public humiliation. I I'm over here conducting a DUI investigation. Well, here's what I'm going to ask of
you. Mhm. Can we go to a side street? I am a public figure. Okay. I find this very publicly humiliating.
Now, we'll continue whatever it is that you need us to do. I'm sorry, but I'm asking.
I cannot take you to another location. Okay. Well, it was worth a try because we're on PJ Boulevard and I am
in public. We're not on PJ Boulevard. Okay, we're close enough to it, darling. I'm standing over here. Just on the
other side. Okay. Can you Can you please get in your vehicle? Watch out. They may shoot you even
though you're not black. Okay, that was a very racist comment. With all these snide and entitled
comments, she's really not doing herself any favors in the eyes of these cops. And that's not even mentioning the
direct insults she starts giving the cops next. You know your your alphabet from A to Z.
Correct. Yes, I know my alphabet from A to highest level education. I have a master's degree. What do you
have? Okay. Go ahead and stand with your feet together. What did you have? Bachelor of Science. Thank you very
much. There we go. Feet together. We're on the same page. It's okay. Feet together. Arms.
We lose our hair. We lose the ability to high five. That's right. When I say left or right,
you're going to extend that finger out in front of you. You're gonna touch the tip of your finger to the tip of your
nose. You understand? Yes. Left, [Applause] right. All right. Put your hands behind your
back. Placing under arrest for driving alcohol. Okay. What have I done? I've test every
Listen, you have given me indication through your road and soiety test that you are impaired. I'm a cocky son of a
gun, but I passed all these tests. No, hold on. I know I'm cocky, and forgive me for that.
Everyone should know that you can't be cocky and flippant and then beg forgiveness when things don't go your
way. And the cops are now ready to treat her with exactly the same amount of respect as she showed them. But Farah
has one last entitled trick up her sleeve to try and get out of this. I'm a model citizen. You're making a
scene right now in front of an area where I'm on TV. Oh my god. Please walk me away.
Oh my god. Please. I'm not a bad person. You're arresting me. You're arresting me a mile away for my
child or I've interviewed your own police. Did you have any any of the drinks with
her tonight? Have you had a few drinks? Yeah, of course. I mean, look, if there's if there's evidence, you
know, DUI, my hands are tied. Okay. No, I see her all the time on TV every morning. Okay, that's my main news that
I watch. Okay, she shouldn't be acting that way. If she's in a public eyes like us, she shouldn't be acting that way.
Okay, she started nothing but gave an attitude, right? I said it took her right away.
Even Fen's fiance agreed that her behavior was unacceptable and admitted that they had a few drinks that night.
So, Fen was taken back to the jail to take a breath test where the legal limit is 08 and she blew a 079. She passed by
exactly 0.0001% leading all charges against her to be dropped despite it being almost a
guarantee that she was over the legal limit. But that's not where the story ends. Originally, she was dropped from
her position on TV during the DUI investigation, but she was quickly taken back when the charges were dropped.
However, as soon as this body cam footage was released to the public, she quickly resigned from her position. The
silver lining is that Faren didn't try and get violent in her stop. The same can't be said for the next entitled
celebrity. A rapper whose first thought after being arrested was to assault the police.
I'm spit on every [ __ ] ner in that [ __ ] Make you charge me. On the 7th of July 2022, rapper Boozy
Badass and his friend were pulled over by Georgia police for having a concealed license plate and tinted windows.
Initially, the stop started out well, but got out of hand quickly as soon as the cop decided to lay down the law.
Who's the um registered owner of this car, man? You will. Okay. You got your ID on you, man? So,
the reason I pulled yours cuz you're tag. Okay. All right. I'll be right back. Let me check things out. Okay.
Yeah. They're they're from the party. Um I think we should move them over there because we're about to get deep in
here. I smell marijuana right here. Alongside the tint and license plate, the cop also smelled marijuana in the
vehicle and decided to detain the two occupants and bring them to a safer spot. This is where things started to
kick off. All right. Is there any marijuana in that car? Smoking, bro. You're good.
I got you. You're honest with me. I want for you. Okay. Going through this, bro.
I can't I can't I don't [ __ ] illegal, bro. Like, bro, I got to go to y'all security and file charges, man. It's
harassment. It's every day. A quick search of the vehicle reveals multiple packages of marijuana and
frankly a huge watt of cash. But in the time it takes them to search the whole car, Booy starts to get mad.
[ __ ] off. I'm like that. Every [ __ ] body cuz I'm tired, bro. Everybody I'm spit on every [ __ ] nurse in that
[ __ ] I'mma make you charge me. I'mma show you how I get down. When I get locked up, I'm going show you how I get
down. I'm going make them whoop me. They going to get char. I'mma make them whoop
me. When you talk to them, I'm [ __ ] they. I'm going out like a danger. You got to knock my [ __ ] teeth off,
buddy. And you going to get sued like a dog. I'm going throw them how I get down
and be off. Why? I'mma punch on the first white boy. Now, I'mma spit on that [ __ ]
This monologue continues for about 5 minutes as the cops finish the search of their car with Booy only switching his
attention to the officers when they find a packet of pills in his glove compartment. Williams. Yeah.
It ain't nothing but birth control pills or something for one of my [ __ ] That's all.
Birth control pills or something for my [ __ ] You know [ __ ] can't get pregnant for me. Yeah. I got a lot of
hoes sucking in my house right now. Yeah. I got like 35 hoes sucking at my house
right now. If anybody want that suck, let me know. I'm ready to fight. I take off the I
could fight. I would throw them [ __ ] with any officer. All do take off their bag and they gun and I'mma throw them
[ __ ] with you in the parking lot. I'm lighting it right now. Obviously, this whole spiel that
Boozy is on is an image thing. He knows this all is being recorded and he's only
being rowdy and shouting to make sure his audience knows he's tough. So, despite his early threats to spit at and
fight the cops, they decide to handle the situation like this. So, just listen. Here's what I'm going
to do. Listen, this is a All right. I'm going to give you a citation for marijuana.
All right. For the smell of marijuana. There's there's some bags. There's two bags.
All right. I'm going give you um a citation and that's it. All right. I'm going let
y'all be on my sp are we good? Yeah. Okay. Take the handcuffs off. You got to sit in the car.
I just need y'all to relax, man. Okay. You let me go. Just let me go. I'm going I'm going file charges right now.
I'll be okay. And it's as simple as that. The pair were sent on their way with a citation
for the obscured license plate and marijuana. And nobody was hurt in this dangerously rowdy situation. But if
Booy's case was a rowdy one, Marshon Lynch's was probably as far in the other direction as you could go when the cops
found him literally asleep at the wheel. Still sleeping? Yeah. Cops found former Seattle Seahawks
player Marawn sleeping in his car that was in undrivable condition. The side wheel had no rim or tire, and the
passenger side tires were about to fall off. Officers could smell the alcohol in
the vehicle and given the state of both Marshon and his car had to assume that he'd been driving under the influence,
had an accident, and then fell asleep at the wheel. However, the officers couldn't investigate any further if he
didn't get out of the car, which Marshon refused to do. He was spitting while he was
Okay, hold on. Did you run it in? No. Morning. How are you? Is this your car? It's not your car.
Oh, whose car is it? Did you steal the car? Yes. You said you don't know whose car it is.
Just asking. Right now, the officers are at a complete loss. They've really got no
idea how the car could have gotten into this state. And Marshon is in a state that's honestly just confusing. As you
may expect, the majority of this footage isn't the most exciting. So, let's just
skip to when the cops decide they've had enough and take matters into their own hands.
So, here's the thing. Okay, I'm not going nowhere right now. If you don't get out of the
vehicle, you're going to be charged with obstructing an investigation. That is a criminal offense and you will
go to jail. What kind of obstruction? Obstructing. What kind of obstruction? Yeah, we're not going to explain.
There's not different kinds. There's only one kind. Explain it to me. Okay. Cuz I've already explained it to
you. Because I'm Because I'm failing to obey a command by an officer, a lawful order
is obstructing. So this is your last chance. Step out of the vehicle for us. Everything is understandable.
Okay. So if you understand, go ahead and step out for us. Is why will I not be pulled out?
All right. Go to get on your stomach. Roll over. Hands behind your back. He does smell
like alcohol. Oh, I do smell. Yep. When Marshon decided not to get out himself, the best option was to just
help him out a little. He was then taken back to jail and charged with DUI, driving an unregistered vehicle, and
failure to drive in the travel lanes. The case is still ongoing and hasn't even gone to trial yet, with Marshon
pleading not guilty to each of his alleged crimes. He's playing the system to avoid jail, whereas this entitled
woman thought fighting the cops directly would end in the same result. I don't want touching them.
30-year-old Karina was kicked off an aeroplane for attacking the employees. When the cops arrived, she fled to the
airport bathroom, but what happens is nothing short of insane. Are you okay? No. No. You're harassed and I'm very
uncomfortable. I'm not okay. Okay. Well, I need a help. I'm here to help you. What airline are
you flying with? Obviously, no airlines. I was the last airline tonight. Y'all just money, bro,
cuz I didn't want to make a scene for y'all. Karina claims she's being harassed and was treated unfairly by the
aeroplane staff. She says she wasn't aggressive at all, but she did politely get off the plane because she didn't
want to make a scene. The cops spend the next few minutes trying to convince Karina that if she's nice enough, she
might be able to reason with the airline and get her seat back on the plane. This
at least gets her out of the stall, but she starts to be less cooperative when the cops start to ask her this question.
Did you have a thing to go to? Is that against the law? No, that's a lawyer. No. I'm going to
call a lawyer. For what? Before I ask answer any more questions, I'm going to call a lawyer.
Did you have anything to eat today? I'm going to call a lawyer. Before I answer any of your questions, I'm going
to call a lawyer. Did you have anything to eat today? I'm going to call a lawyer.
Have you eaten today? Talk to my lawyer. You haven't had anything to eat today? Talk to my lawyer.
You take medication? Talk to my lawyer. Are you flying? Talk to my lawyer. Are you going to Georgia?
Talk to my lawyer. Atlanta? Talk to my lawyer. Okay. Her slurred speech and extremely awkward
state of mind basically answer this question for us. So, the cops decide to speed things up and put her in cuffs.
Karina is then walked out to a patrol car, but before they can even get there, her attitude goes from bad to worse, and
she starts to become violent. I don't I really don't feel comfortable. I'm standing.
No, I No, I don't want him touching. I literally He's on a power play mode. I don't want him touching me.
I don't want him touching. I don't want him touching me. I said I don't want him touching me. I
don't want them. No, I don't. Why are you touching me? Hey, Karina, we promise we give we'll
let you stand back up. You want to say I want you to say that you're not going to kick my officers.
Okay. Yes, Daddy. I promise. Addie. I'll be a good girl. All right, Karina. Can you walk for us?
I don't want to touch you. Do not say I don't want to touch me. I said I don't want to touch you.
Why don't you understand? Why don't you understand? Do not kick the officers. Do not kick an officer.
Okay. Do I have female officers? Let's talk. That's a triple. Do not kick an officer.
Okay. I don't want to touch me. Do you understand? No. He touched me inappropriately.
Do you understand? Don't. Hi. Is she here? Call my lawyer. Even getting Karina into a patrol
vehicle seems to be a massive task for the officers as she continues to not cooperate.
Give me that. Step into the car. Do not. Karina was eventually brought back to the station where her prints were taken
and her charges read. She was hit with assaulting a public servant, public intoxication, and resisting arrest and
will likely be spending at least the night in jail to sleep the alcohol off. Karina's lawyer never showed up. And the
same goes for the next case, but unfortunately for the suspect, somebody much, much worse showed up.
Dad, you know what you've done? Get your order j. On February 21st, 2022, police
pulled over a Tesla after receiving a reckless driving report, but it was clear the driver had no intention of
sticking around to get their ticket. Hey. Hey. Good to have a Tesla just took off.
[Music] Turn off the vehicle. Sheriff's office. The Tesla decides to pull over at this
stop sign instead. The driver then starts to talk with the officer, but it's clear she's more than a little
confused. Oh, then stay in the vehicle. Fifth. She's getting out. What is the Come here. Come here. Stand in front of
my patrol vehicle right now. Right now, ma'am. Sorry. What are you accusing me of,
ma'am? Yeah. You need to come over here right now. Why? Cuz I'm telling you to. You're running from me.
I did not. I'm right here. This is already one of the strangest traffic stops this officer will have
ever made. And it's only about to get weirder. 51. She's refusing to comply. Get Hey,
get out of the vehicle. You got me, bro. I own this. Actively resistant. Get out of the
Get out of the vehicle. She's taking off. [Applause] 511. I'm in pursuit again. [Music]
We're stopped again. [Music] Turn off the vehicle. Sheriff's office. Stop me over.
Oh my god. Dad, start harassing me. What the hell, dude? What are you doing? Don't [ __ ] resist.
What are you doing, dude? You didn't even notice me. Not even arresting me. Dad, they got me on the floor. Dad, I
don't know what I did. What am I doing? Footage like this can often feel distressing until you realize it's
caused by nothing other than the suspect's own incompetence. This girl intentionally ignored order after order
from the officer and fled the scene multiple times. If she doesn't know what she did wrong, that's entirely her
fault. Maybe that's the reason she's screaming for her father so much. something she continues to do long after
being detained. No, this is what happens when you flee and then you kick me. I didn't flee and I didn't kick you.
So those lights and sirens mean nothing. We're just out here. I call my father. No. No.
He owns the island. 11. You can release the air. Call my father. I'm not calling your dad.
Then what do you How old are you? How old are you? I'm 24. Okay. 24. We don't need to call your
dad. You could have killed someone. Yes, you. Yeah, I could have killed you, too. But
you're alive, right? Something is clearly very wrong with this girl. Whether it's alcohol, drugs,
or simply an incredibly corrupt worldview, the cops aren't sure. But they're bent on finding out.
Wait, what's happening? I have to take one. I can smell it. Yeah, I know. What did I do?
You ran from me. You one You ran. Two. You ran from what? Him. How much? You know what? I'm not
even going to ask you any questions. All right, you got her. I'm going to go ahead and pat her down.
Yeah, please go with my dad. No, I listen. No, I need my dad here before you do anything to me.
No, that's not how this works. You're 24 years old. Turn around. I don't care. Do you want to participate in standard
field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief that you're driving under the influence?
Yes, of course I'm not. I'm not. I'm not driving. You need to listen for 3 years.
All the signs are pointing to a break in this girl's sobriety streak. She's confused, distressed, and almost
delirious. Just take a look at her expression and behavior as the cop tries to explain how horribly she's been
acting. Ma'am, the amount of lives that you just put at risk is ridiculous. Okay, I have
no sympathy for you right now. You could have easily killed someone. There are little kids that live in this
neighborhood. The fact that you would run from me, walk up on him like that again. You are.
You do not know how lucky you are. You didn't kill someone. That's how you got your empathy, right?
All right. I don't know if we can do it, but she's resisting. Yeah. No, Dad. Despite briefly turning into a zombie,
she's still able to yell for her father, who miraculously has now decided to turn
up. But before they're able to talk to him, they want to secure the girl in their patrol vehicle. A task that turned
out to be much harder than they expected. Get in. Dad, we got resisting with violence.
You didn't tell me why you're putting me in the car. Cuz you are going to jail. Why?
Jesus [ __ ] Christ. Are you going to calm down if you talk to your dad? Yes. Please let me talk to my dad.
Please let me talk to my dad. Please. She's obviously not going down easy, so the cops decide to finally let her talk
to her dad to calm her down. But things went down totally differently to what they expected.
You have to calm down. Why are they copy? You've been drinking and you were speeding
and and now the way you've acted, you've gotten yourself in a deep hole and they're going to take you down.
She went to the point. There's nothing I can do. Just just see what see why. Calm down. I'll get down there and see
you when I leave. I'll try to get down there. But you can't you can't start acting
out. It's just going to get worse. What did I do? You know what you're doing, Dad? Why are they upset?
You don't need to ask why. You don't need to do anything except know that you're going to jail and go this
way. Why am I going to jail? because you were speeding. You ran stop signs. Where was I speeding?
That's probably 1429. Well, do they know? Often these rich entitled kids are the
way they are because of their irresponsible parents. But with a father that acts like this, it's difficult to
imagine how she ended up this way. Either way, after a conversation with her father, the girl calmed down and was
taken to jail where she was slapped with charges for DUI, reckless driving, fleeing police, and resisting arrest
with violence. There seems to be a common trait of these entitled girls driving drunk because that's exactly
what this next girl got caught doing. But she did a much worse job of hiding it.
Stop screaming. They tell him to give me my phone. You know who the I am. We have dealt with
this [ __ ] Give me my phone. Stop screaming, ma'am. Okay. Well, tell him to stoping with me.
Leave me alone. I hear your dog. I know who the you are. Okay. Well, trust me. Who am I then?
Then you I've dealt with you and your partner when you stop screaming right now.
Okay. Then tell him to leave me the alone. This girl was approached by a bar owner
after he spotted her trying to drive away after drinking far too much. As you can tell, she was not too happy with
this and started to get extremely angry with the owner who proceeded to call the
cops. You're not going to drive. So, who's going to drive me? Who's I don't know. You need to get an Uber or
something like that. You're not going to drive. I'm not drunk at all. Do you want
to follow me home? No. I can smell the alcohol coming off. Why don't you follow me home? We've
already dealt with each other before. Just follow me home. Well, you're under the influence and
we're not going to follow you home. You need to find a ride. This is ridiculous, dude.
This is so hilarious. No, I'm going to get my phone. I'm trying to get my phone.
You just about fell into me. No, I didn't. I'm going to get my phone. Okay. Is that okay? Or are you going to
shoot me? Are you going to shoot me? Your keys aren't in there. My keys are not in there.
Are you going to shoot when I get my Put your hands behind your back. Put your hand behind your back.
Behind my back for what? You're under arrest for disorderly conduct. Persistent.
Arrest me. You trying to arrest right now? Arrest me then. Arrest me. You are under arrest.
Arrest me. Please arrest me. This girl went down much easier but continued to kick off after being put in
cuffs. Have a seat there. Have a seat. Have a seat. No, not until I right now you're
under arrest. Okay, you need a charge for this charges. Get in the car. Three. Get in the
If you get in the car, you can tell him. Stay over there. Okay. Put your feet in.
We'll talk to you in a second. Just hang out up there. Watch your feet in. Watch
your knees. No. Not until I know when I can get Not until I know when I can get my [ __ ]
done. Put your feet in. I don't care. After being taken back to the station, the girl was charged with
disorderly conduct and taken to court where she pleaded guilty. She was fined $100 for the trouble she caused. At
least she didn't end up becoming violent, though. A stark contrast to the actions of this girl from Georgia. At
around 4:00 a.m. on the 11th of August, 2021, three officers were called to an apartment complex on a disturbance call.
When they arrived, they found three women outside. Things started to escalate quickly. Girl, don't [ __ ]
don't play with me. You [ __ ] wrong with you? Girl, [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ]
[ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] It's four [ __ ] girl, [ __ ] I don't care. It don't matter
about no going back and forth. She's grown as [ __ ] [ __ ] wrong with you. Yeah,
man. Girl, I don't s don't care what I do. Don't tell sir. I'm telling you cuz right now I'm telling you, sir, I'm not
locked up and I'm not doing nothing illegal. Don't tell me what I'm doing. What I'm doing. You are being disorderly
right now. Baby, I'm not being illegal. This man. No, baby. No, I'm not. All right. Well, then come stand by this
car cuz you're not cuz you're not going to corrupt me to know this car. Well, then sit down your car. Then go
stand right there. I don't have to sit down. Come sit right here. I don't have to sit down. This is my
wife, baby. This is my right. Oh, yes it is. Yes, it is. You cannot yell at 4:00 in the morning.
Okay, baby. Okay. I don't have to raise I don't have to raise 4:00 in the morning. Don't tell me what to do.
No, you cannot. No, you cannot. No, you cannot. I called you out here. Babe, you
cannot tell me what to do. This girl seems to be unaware of the fact that at least when you're breaking the law, the
cops are completely allowed to tell you what to do. If she doesn't realize this quickly, she might end up in a bad
situation. Stop acting like you can do something to I can 100%. You cannot. You cannot. You cannot,
baby. You cannot. You cannot stop acting like you can do something to me cuz I'm
not doing that violate. Yeah. Keep that. Keep that record and I'm going to record.
And I'm recording you. Private. But but there you don't. You need to relax. I don't need to record before, baby.
Nothing. But you keep telling me I need to relax. Relax off of what? Relax off of what?
Cuz you can go to jail for disorderly conduct. Okay. Disorderly conduct, but what am I
doing at 4 in the morning? It's 4 in the morning and you're drunk. Doesn't matter.
Yes. Yes, it does matter. Well, okay. Wait. Do the blow test. Make me walk and do everything else. Okay.
Okay. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. You c you caught up on response. That doesn't matter. It does. And I'm
recording this right now. It doesn't fine. It's recording as well. It doesn't matter.
You're acting very Stop talking. She's just trying to She's trying to go to jail is what she's trying to do.
That's what she's trying to do. Do not let her stress you out. Stupid as hell. I don't give a damn. I
don't like Why are you talking to the officers like they came out to save you? Oh god.
There's obviously been a disagreement with the two other girls at the house, but they're completely fine with sending
her on her way and letting her sleep this off. But for some reason, this girl just wants to keep pushing buttons and
making things worse. Make sure you have my money. Make sure you have my money. All right.
Okay. I'm walking off your premises. I'm walking off your premises. No, I'm going to jail for what? For
disorderly conduct. Make sure swing at me. I'm not swinging at you. Make sure you make sure you have my phone. Make
sure you have my phone. Make sure you have my phone. And I'm walking to the car, man. I'm walking to your car. I'm
walking to your car. I'm walking to your car. Don't [ __ ] jack me up. Don't [ __ ] d me up, [ __ ] You going to
jail, ho? [ __ ] with you, you dumb ass [ __ ] [ __ ] with you, homie. Don't [ __ ] stop
[ __ ] jacking me, [ __ ] Stop jacking me, ho. Stop [ __ ] jacking me, [ __ ] Stop jacking me, ho. Stop jacking me,
[ __ ] Stop, man. Ho, assho. [ __ ] with you, [ __ ] Get in, [ __ ] Man, ho. Man, what's up, [ __ ]
As you'd expect, the girl went straight to jail after this, where she was charged with one count of disorderly
conduct and one count of felony obstruction. If you enjoy true crime videos like this, make sure you're
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Brief Summary

The episode highlights various entitled individuals clashing with police, showcasing resistance, aggression, and the consequences of their actions.

Key points

Sarah Baing's Erratic Behavior. On July 4th, Sarah Baing was arrested after acting erratically and resisting police.
Britney Scholer's Drunken Driving Incident. Britney Scholer crashed her car and was arrested for DUI, revealing deep emotional issues.
Parental Negligence. A mother leaves her kids in a hot car for hours, leading to a police intervention.
Aggressive Traffic Stop. A motorcyclist becomes aggressive during a traffic stop, leading to a tense confrontation.
Woman Arrested for Disorderly Conduct. A woman is arrested after causing a scene in front of children, claiming racial profiling.
Stacy's Crash and Denial. Stacy crashes into a house and tries to evade responsibility when questioned by police.

Episode highlights

Episode quotes

What the do you guys need from me?

Britney's frustration with the police during questioning.

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Tension

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