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How THIS Karen's McDonald's Rant DESTROYED Her Freedom

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On June 2nd, 2025, officers in

Washington received a call from a woman

pulled up at a McDonald's drive-thru,

reporting that employees were refusing

to hand over the food she had ordered.

An officer called the woman back to find

out more information about what had

happened. Here's what the officer did

next.

Hi, this is uh Sergeant Pennington with

the Arlington Police Department on a

recorded line. May I speak to Nicole,

please?

>> This is Nicole. How can I help you,

Nicole?

>> Um, I went to McDonald's and I tried to

order food

and then

they didn't give me my food.

They said I was being rude and I'm like,

well, you know what? Like, you're kind

of being rude for not giving me my food.

And I paid for it. And then I said, what

are you illegal or something? Like, you

know, I did say that. And then they're

like, oh. Then everyone runs up blah

blah blah. And I'm like, "But can I have

my food?" They're like, "No, you can't

have your food. We're calling the

police." And I'm like, "Why don't I call

the police first?" Like I So, I never

got my food.

>> Okay. So, you just need to get

reimbursed for I'm I'm sure they're

going to tell us that they don't want

your business. So,

>> well, you know what? I like they

shouldn't really have that, right? I

mean, because I didn't really do

anything wrong. Like, they were being

rude to me and I r I was rude back. And

I don't I just don't think that like you

can just like you pay for food and then

you don't get food. Like like I don't

and half of them are probably not even

legal honestly. Like so go check their

IDs and Like that's what I would

recommend.

>> We're not allowed to do that in our

state.

>> That's some Like that's why

everyone needs guns. Like these people

up. I'm so sick of it. I got I got in a

huge car accident from a illegal Mexican

who didn't have car insurance and his

interpreter said, "Oh, I went to

Mexico." Like, so good lord.

>> Yeah,

>> I'm so sick of his All I want is

some McDonald's.

>> I can't get your food back for

>> Well, you got to do something because

these people are complete nuts.

>> Well, what what if you're not happy with

the way that you were treated there,

then you need to go to management and

talk. That's what I said. I said, "I'm

going to call your boss and I'm going to

sue you guy." Well, I don't I've never

sued anyone, but I've done

>> I've a couple. But it's like you can't

just hire illegal Mexicans with fake IDs

and then like and then like how can that

like trend a wagua and then like, you

know, not give you your food after you

pay for it because they think we're in

Mexico, but we're not in Mexico. We're

in Washington.

>> Mhm.

>> We're in we're in America. Okay. So,

they're like, "We're going to call the

cops." And I'm like, I'm going to call

the cops, you little

>> All right. Well, I'm sorry.

>> I'm going to call the I'm going to call

the cops on you. I'm like, no, I'm going

to call the cops on you. Give me my

mother and and I'll get the out of here,

you little

>> Yeah. Well,

>> yes. I'm at home. I don't drive drunk.

Like, these people are crazy. And I'm

got to go.

>> Yeah. My my suggestion is to uh talk to

somebody uh in management with your

issues and not

>> Mexicans, too. They're not even Mexican.

They're like from El Salvador and

Like I'm about to I'm about to just cap

people. Like if if people go missing,

like it's me.

>> Okay. Well, it seems sounds like you

have a bigger issue than just not

getting your McDonald's. It's a It's a

joke, but some some people have a sense

of humor, some people don't. You know

what I mean?

>> Uhuh. Okay. Well, I'm sorry I couldn't

help you today, Nicole.

>> Well, no. Well, maybe next maybe next

time you can help me.

>> Maybe.

[Applause]

>> Hi.

>> Hi.

>> Are you Nicole?

>> Yes. I was trying to get my food and

they wouldn't give it to me.

>> Yeah. I'm the officer you were speaking

to on the phone.

>> Yeah. I thought we actually

>> I thought I made my point clear that it

wasn't going to happen. The fact that

you were getting your food today.

>> Oh, I didn't know that that was the

actual case.

>> I thought maybe you said that maybe they

wouldn't or maybe they wouldn't. You

know, I can go to Burger King, but I was

just kind of offended because I just

>> Well, your language is offending the

them as well. I I hope you understand

that.

>> Okay. Well, I'll try to be nicer, but

they were offending me. I mean, so I'm

not I used to mentor kids in Compton,

Watts, East LA. Like, I'm not a mean

person.

>> I'm not racist. Um, but I don't like

when people are rude to me,

>> right?

>> And so, like I kind of got offended. Um,

and so I probably said things that like

maybe I shouldn't have, but I'm also

sick of illegals. I got in a huge car

accident from an illegal Mexican who

shattered my window, almost killed me.

got had no car insurance,

>> only got a ticket.

>> I freaking

>> got assaulted by a Cuban. I'm just like

sick of these people and now they're

just like running running rampant

through here and I'm not even racist,

but it's just like

>> I just want my food,

>> okay?

>> You know,

>> right?

>> Um so I'll go to Burger King or

whatever. This is a private business and

they can choose who their customers are

and who they aren't just as well as you

can choose to where you spend your money

if you don't like the service that they

have here or the way they treat you.

>> My guy, it's like dude, like but yeah,

you're right.

>> So, did you end up have you paid them?

>> Yeah, I just want a refund, I guess.

Like I I just wanted a chicken nuggets

and a cheeseburger and some French fries

and like

>> How much did you pay them?

>> Probably like 10 bucks. I don't know.

like

>> it's not even that big of a deal. It's

just kind of the principle for me. Like

really like I'm

>> deal with this

>> right?

>> And half of them are illegal and it's

like who's going to deal with that? Like

go arrest them and I'm the one that's a

problem paying for a meal.

>> Mhm.

>> And they're half of them aren't even

probably legal cuz it's private owner.

like just

like they think they own but yet

they can almost kill you in a car

accident and and only get a ticket.

>> But when you say they, it's not you're

you're talking about a whole people

instead of just the person.

>> Well, and I used to mentor kids in

Compton, Watts,

East LA. Like I used to and and they're

all doing well. They're all doing well.

I used to work at Children's House Los

Angeles, East Medical Center, UC Davis.

Like I'm not a

>> Yeah.

>> You know what I'm saying? Like I don't

like attitudes.

I don't do well with that.

>> Yeah, I can tell cuz you probably have

like spent like 45 minutes to an hour of

your time

>> three times because I'm like, don't talk

to me like that. You know, and

>> the problem is is I I don't think in

this situation you're ever going to win.

Now, you might be able to get a hold of

a manager at some point that would be

willing to talk to you about your

experience, but it's never going to be

like,

>> well, yeah, cuz cuz corporate America is

like, "Oh, what's your pronoun?" No, no,

no, no. Like, your mom is my pronoun.

You know what I mean? Like, like, do you

think I have time for that?

>> Yeah. It looks like there's a maybe a

McDonald's guy here. So, I was just

checking in.

>> Oh, you do work here?

>> Yeah. Oh, let me I'll be right with you.

Okay.

>> Like this is like the worst of the

problems going on.

>> No. See, he looks like he looks like a

manager. I'm going to go talk to

McDonald's. Would you mind just hanging

out with Nicole here? And I'm going to

try and help get some more information

for her.

>> I think I'm okay with not getting fries.

>> Um, and my burger. And I think there's a

lot of legals in there. So,

>> I think if anything,

>> okay,

>> should probably go see who's illegal and

not illegal in there.

>> Okay.

>> Yes, sir.

>> Yeah. What do we got?

>> Um, I was told that she came in, started

telling them,

she's going to get everyone deported,

that she had AK-47 and guns on her,

>> something along those lines. Okay.

>> I don't know. That's what multiple group

people were saying. Okay.

>> I just walked in the door.

>> Did she pay for her meal?

>> I don't know.

>> I can find that out. So, what's

>> She said she she placed an order and

then uh she went

I guess maybe a te one of the cashiers

said that she was rude and then she

became rude and started throwing out

stuff about uh racial things against the

Hispanics. I think that's kind of what

set.

>> Where did the gun come in? I don't know.

Did she say anything about that? Uh

she's like said all kinds of different

things.

>> No to the fields. No wanting to do the

PBT.

>> I'd rather just like park and then walk

home.

>> So here's where we're at. We we're kind

of investigation has kind of switched

into

whether or not um you're impaired or

you're in physical control. Being in

physical control is being in the vehicle

with the ability to drive with it. I

mean, it was on um and

>> you mentioned something to me on the

phone about alcohol, about being home if

you were drinking or something like

that. What was that about?

>> I wasn't going to drink till I get home.

I bought alcohol here and then I got

food and then I'm like, I'm not going to

drink till I get home.

>> Okay.

>> Yeah.

>> But we're smelling alcohol now. So, was

that before you drove?

>> I had two glasses. I mean, do you want

to give me do I go for it? But all I

want to do is get food and go home.

>> Okay.

>> Um I'm not I'll park my car right there,

go home. I have no record.

Um these people are like illegals and

they should be arrested. Well, not

really about them and whether they're

legal or not. I'm not really concerned

with that at this point. It's more of a

priority to make sure that you're okay

to drive cuz if you're going through the

drive-thru three different times.

>> Well, I was upset. I was upset. I'm like

>> I get that. But Nicole, honestly, I

mean,

>> you have signs of impairment, right?

Like you have slurred speech, you have

extremely watery, glassy, bloodshot

eyes.

>> Well, they get like that anyways.

>> Okay.

>> On medication. I'll show you my

medication.

>> Okay. And you had medication mixed with

a couple of drinks.

>> I am on medication.

>> Okay.

>> What kind What kind is it? Anything that

says on the bottle that you shouldn't be

drinking with it, like any kind of pain

medications, anti I do. I It's

depression and anxiety, but it's not I

don't do I

>> Nicole, can you take your hands out of

your pockets while we're Thanks.

>> Okay. Do you know what the name of it

is?

>> Whatever you guys do.

>> Well, I asked you to just keep your

hands out of your pocket.

>> Sorry. It's just a safety thing for us.

>> Oh, it's just in case.

>> Okay.

I think given what we have here, Nicole,

I think I'm going to have you step step

up here to the car and put your hands on

the car for me. And we are going to

arrest you for physical control of a

motor vehicle. There's just enough signs

here, Nicole, that we just can't we

can't look the other way on this.

>> Okay.

>> Is there is there a way we could get

video of the the incident?

>> Yeah. Was there like one particular

employee that was dealing with

>> um I just talked to Ray. He said he

heard us saying have a machete and AK-47

and you know there was a couple of

people but I just want to be I just

heard from one person.

>> Okay.

>> You know and so

>> we can go talk and see what

>> Yeah, I'd like to say

>> this is Ray. He

>> Hey Ray, were you dealing with that gal?

>> Yeah.

>> Okay.

>> And what was her story? Can you tell me

what you know about it? Well, what

happened is she came here in the in the

front counter to take some nuggets and a

cheeseburger and some stuff. And Daniel,

one of my co coworkers, take her order

and she's like trying to get a free

food. She's like, "Can you guys give me

the nuggets, 10 piece nuggets and a

cheeseburger for free or I'm going to

call the cops and get everybody

deported?" Some something like that.

>> But my manager said no to her. And she

started acting weird.

>> Did she pay you for anything?

>> Uh yeah, I think she pay for the for the

large coke only or something like that.

We can give her

>> We can give her a refund. No problem.

>> Well, I don't I don't think that's

necessary at this point.

>> What did she say about weapons or

>> Yeah, she said she have a weapon weapons

AK MK something like she had machetes.

>> Okay.

>> Yeah. So,

>> did you like like a threat like she was

threatening that?

>> Yeah, she was showing some hands to me

too like and she tried to throw

something on me too in the window.

>> She like

>> Yeah.

>> Mhm.

>> over here on the

>> Okay. and she's taken the like a little

minor incident of something happened

here where she didn't want to get uh

she was trying to get food and they

wouldn't give it to her. So,

she ends up uh getting into verbal

conflicts with them. She called she

called police. I called her on the

phone. I thought she was home when I

talked to her and she's like, you know,

uh really against Hispanics

>> and illegals. Really people being

illegals here,

>> but blowing up a small proportion into

something huge.

>> Yeah. Are you okay? If I do blood, I'd

like to use jail. Okay. Are you okay

booking her on this then?

>> Yeah.

>> Okay, perfect. And we'll just take her

to jail and I'll get a warranty.

>> You said she's in your car?

>> Yeah. Yep.

>> Her name's Nicole.

>> Thank you. Mhm.

>> Hey, Nicole.

>> Hi.

>> Hi. I'm Officer Black with the Arlington

Police Department. Just let you know I'm

audio and video reporting. Okay. Okay.

>> How much have you had to drink today?

>> Nothing.

>> Okay. You've been read your Miranda

warnings, correct?

>> Yes.

>> Okay. Perfect. Do you understand those

rates? Yes.

>> Okay. Perfect. Um, you had nothing to

drink today? No.

>> No. Okay. What kind of prescriptions are

you on?

>> Okay. Okay. Take as needed kind of a

thing.

>> Yeah. And then, um,

>> yeah. Go ahead and step out real quick.

We're going to walk to my car. I'm going

to swap some cuffs on you. Okay.

>> It's Nicole, correct?

>> Okay.

>> I actually have two glasses of wine and

I'll pass a breathalyzer. So, let's go.

Okay.

>> But I'm not going to do it here. Okay.

At the station.

>> Okay.

>> What kind of drugs do you have in your

system right now? Prescription or not?

Uh,

>> what they gave me at the hospital?

>> Okay. What they gave you at the

hospital? Uh,

I'm going to pass, so don't I'm not

worried about it. Like, it's not going

to be a big deal.

>> Okay. Have you ever had a DUI before?

>> No.

>> Okay. If I were to take your blood, what

what would show up in your blood?

>> Whatever they gave me at the hospital.

>> Okay. When was that?

>> Yesterday.

>> What were you doing at the hospital?

>> Not this.

>> Yeah. You don't have to tell me. I just

want to make sure you you weren't in

like a car accident or something.

>> Well, it wasn't a big car accident.

>> I'm going to reach around you. Yeah,

those little Mex. I better reach around

you.

>> Okay. Do you know do you understand that

you're under arrest today for physical

control DUI?

>> Has anyone told you that yet?

>> Uh, no. Okay. So, you're going to be

under arrest today for a physical patrol

DUI. What's going to happen is I'm going

to take you to the jail. I'm going to

get a warrant for your blood. Okay. And

then that that warrant will be signed by

a judge and then we're going to snag

your blood and we'll go from there.

Okay. Okay.

>> Do you use any illicit substances? Do

you use any

>> fentanyl? No. No fentanyl. No meth. I

don't even smoke weed. Okay. Do you have

any oxy of any sort?

>> I don't do oxy cottton.

>> Okay. All right.

>> I don't do drugs.

>> Okay. Sounds good, Nicole.

>> Oh, penog grigio.

>> How long have you been a cop? Uh just a

little bit of under two years.

>> Yeah. You got to prove yourself a little

bit.

>> Oh no, not at all.

>> Oh, sure. There's got to be more

pressing cases going on around here.

>> Oh, DUI is pretty impressive, actually.

Pretty pretty good to get off the road.

>> Well, you don't know if it's a DUI.

That's an assumption.

>> It's an investigation.

>> It's an assumption.

>> It's a pretty big assumption, too.

So, if you're wrong, it's not going to

be good for you.

>> Is that a threat?

>> Nope. It's just not going to be good for

anyone if you make assumptions and it's

not true.

>> How do you say your last name?

>> You're the one arresting me, so you

should probably already know.

>> Is it Yonyi?

>> Yeah.

>> Okay.

>> You're You already know, so why would

you ask me? You're for a DUI without

knowing I have a DUI. It

>> doesn't make any

>> Maybe you should go investigate

something that's actually a crime. Maybe

go back to that McDonald's and arrest

people that are actually criminals.

Instead of arresting people with no

criminal record, with zero criminal

record, you're going to be 41 years old

in 12 days and you're arresting somebody

with zero criminal record. You're that's

that's insane. That's insanity. Like

karma will come for you if you're going

to do this to me.

Not from me, but from karma.

I didn't do

I tried to get some McDonald's.

Zero criminal record.

Nothing

except for going through the McDonald's

drive-thru with a bunch of illegals.

Yeah, I'm a criminal. Congratulations.

I don't know why you have a black spider

in your rearview mirror. That's creepy.

You're like the black widow. Like you're

like not a nice Is that Are you trying

to say like you're like a mean person or

something? Like were you like abused as

a child? Like that's weird.

You want to hear a funny story?

>> You'll actually end up liking me.

>> Okay. All right, Nicole. I'm going to

read you some things. Okay. First one is

you have the right to remain silent. You

have the right at this time to an

attorney. Anything you say against you

in the law. You have the right

>> I have the right to attorney and I want

my public defender right now before I do

anything.

>> So, we have a warrant. So, we don't need

any of that. So, you can do that later.

>> What's the warrant for? I went through

McDonald's parking lot.

>> Okay. I'm going to explain that just

like if you let me finish. Okay.

>> You have the right to talk to an

attorney before answering. Do you

understand right today?

>> No.

>> Okay. I'm just going to put refuse

signature on there. All right. The next

thing I have, so I don't know if you're

aware. Well, I'll read that part of it.

I told you when we were at the

McDonald's what you're arrested for, but

I don't know if you remember. So,

>> I was driving through and they refused

me service.

>> Ready, Nicole? Warning. You're under

arrest for RCW46. And that's it. We have

a warrant. So, the warrant is here.

You'll get a copy of the warrant in your

file and you can't refuse the blood

test. Okay.

>> So, what's the thing about I have a

right to an attorney?

>> Correct. I'm not asking any questions

and you can't refuse the test. So, the

attorney is null on board at this point,

but you more than welcome to talk to

attorney when you get out or they let

you. Okay.

>> All right. So, there's two different

ways this can go. I can uh let go of the

handcuffs and you're going to put your

arm out and let them take your life.

>> How do I know that you guys are going to

be honest about it?

Cops are shady.

>> Well, she's going to record everything

right here. Everything is being

recorded.

>> Well, I know. Just like everything was

recorded before.

>> We have a camera up here. So, anything

that we do illegally, it it is being

recorded. Okay.

>> Okay.

>> Let's go.

>> It'll be

And when it is

Everyone's like, "Are you allergic to

iodine?"

>> Like the most entertainment of like your

life or what?

>> The next day, officers received a call

from a 7-Eleven customer reporting that

the same suspect was acting

belligerently in the store, screaming

sexual slurs at her and the clerk. The

suspect then exited the store and

attempted to enter customers vehicles

before driving away, possibly

intoxicated. Hi, this is

>> just so you know, my body cam's on so

everything is recorded just so you're

aware. Okay,

>> no worries.

>> So, are you available? I know Officer

Black spoke to you a little bit. Are you

available to fill out a statement? I

sounds like you were doing Door Dash.

Are you available at a stopping point or

something like that to meet up?

>> Yeah, I'll come whenever you guys need.

>> Okay. Where? What area you in? So, maybe

I can meet you halfway so you don't have

to drive like all the way to the police

department. Okay, perfect. So, I will

meet you in the Safeway parking lot.

I'll just meet you there.

>> Okay, sounds good. Thank you.

So, I guess start to finish. What What

happened? What' you see? What' you hear?

What' you smell? Any kind of like the

five senses if you can as you're going

through it.

>> Gotcha. So, um I I heard her being

really belligerent when I walked in and

I kind of stood back for a second and

she looked at me and she was like, "Just

go get what you want." And I was like,

"I'm I'm here for Door Dash." Like, and

so I just like that was odd.

>> Okay. I guess when you when you were

talking to define belligerent

>> belligerent as in like aggressive and

rude and crude like she was really

crude. She was she was

>> she's 12. She

>> I get you like make sure you have your

keys though. That's what it's I guess

she's 12. She don't want her but okay.

>> So she she was like what are you here

for? Are you are you his girlfriend? Are

you here for to to get your dick wet or

whatever? And I was like I just gave her

the look. She's what? And I was like no.

and she wouldn't leave me alone. Okay.

>> So, I walked to the other side of the

store and she went out the door and he

was like chasing after her because I

think he thought she was stealing

something.

>> She went to my car like like she was

going to do something but then went to

another car and like tried to get in the

truck.

>> Try to get in the truck. So, she walked

>> it was driving the truck was leaving and

she was trying to get in the truck and

then she went back in. She was yelling

something like, "I'm noting with you or

your that kid."

>> And I was like, "Okay." And then she um

>> then she went and got in her car.

>> And at one point I'd asked her, I was

like, "Are you driving?" Cuz it was

obviously she was

>> not wherewithal. Like she looked drunk.

She was being really aggressive and just

not

>> When you say look drunk, what does that

I guess?

>> Her eyes were really glossy and like she

wasn't I mean who talks like that like

normally? So, it was just an abnormal

conversation to it was obvious to me.

>> And then did you see her get in her

vehicle and leave?

>> I did. I saw her get in the car. That's

when I called and I left the license

plate number. Okay.

>> She did mention she just got out of jail

and um and was like, I didn't even do

anything wrong. And I'm thinking, yeah,

I don't

>> I don't know if I believe that. And then

um Officer Black said that it was a DUI

last night. And so that makes sense.

>> Okay. I actually um I'm 19 years sober

myself and so

>> congratulations. That is awesome.

>> Situations like this, it's like part of

my obligation to make sure that uh we do

the right thing.

>> Hey, stay in your car.

>> Hey, it's the police. So, what's going

on today? Why are we getting in other

people's cars at the

>> I never got in anyone else's car. Okay.

Cuz you smell like alcohol and you have

bloodshot watery eyes right now. So like

that.

>> Okay. How much have you had to drink

today?

>> Not much.

>> Not much. When was the last time you had

a drink?

>> Why are you doing this?

>> Because you're driving while you're

drunk.

>> Well, I'm home.

>> No, you're under arrest.

>> Do Do you want to do the the voluntary

standardized field sobriety test to show

me that you're not drunk or are you

drunk?

>> I don't know why you're doing this. Are

you drunk?

>> No.

>> Okay. Do you want to do the voluntary

field soiety test?

>> No. Okay.

>> 1620. I'll be out with her. She's HBD.

It'll take a second.

>> Why are you doing this?

>> You're under arrest for DUI.

>> I already was.

>> You're under arrest again for DUI

because you're making these choices to

put people in danger.

>> Who?

>> You are. Y. You are.

>> No, I'm not.

>> Yes, you are.

>> No, I'm not.

>> What? What do you mean? No, you're not.

>> I'm not doing anything to put anyone.

I'm at my house.

>> My keys are not are here.

>> Yeah, by only

>> I have a

>> By the grace of God did you make about

hurting somebody. But you're going to

kill somebody someday if you keep

driving.

>> I have I have a public defender. I mean,

you can try this.

>> That's good. Yeah, I will. I I I will

try this. Okay. And you have a public

defender.

>> I mean, I'm home. I did nothing wrong.

>> No, you drove drunk.

>> No, I didn't.

>> Yes, you did.

>> No, I didn't.

>> Are you going to provide a voluntary uh

breath sample? No, because I don't trust

cops.

>> Can you don't have to trust me. I'm ask

I'm giving you the opportunity to prove

to me that you're not drunk.

>> No, I don't like think I have to prove

that I'm at my house.

>> You do because

>> I'm at my house.

>> You tried to get in somebody else's car

at the gas station.

>> No, I didn't.

>> Yeah, you did.

>> No, I didn't.

>> Okay.

>> Show me proof.

>> I I'll get the proof. It's easy. There's

cameras and there's witnesses.

>> Well, I don't have any. No, I didn't.

I wouldn't do this if I were you. I

wouldn't drive drunk if I were you, but

you keep doing it.

>> Well, let this

>> Let it What?

>> I don't know. Do what you want.

>> Okay.

>> I mean, I know you guys don't have much

else to do, but

>> I It's a big deal that you're driving

drunk,

especially after the last time.

>> Okay. Well, I'm home, so

>> not No, you're coming with us.

>> No, I'm not.

>> Yes, you are. I'm going to ask very

nicely, you that I'm asking you, please

get out of the car. Don't make this in

your car. So, can you please step out of

the car for me?

>> Cuz that one girl

>> step out of the car, young,

>> I don't want to talk about that one

girl. I want to talk about you getting

out of the car right now.

>> Okay. Well, I'm very

>> Face the car.

>> Can I Don't steal my stuff, right?

>> Steal your stuff. What do you want to

come with you?

>> Uh, everything.

>> What's everything? My whole purse. My

dog.

>> Well, your dogs aren't going to come

with you to jail.

>> Oh, that's that girl. That's the black

widow. She's like she's as the one that

has also her.

>> She has nothing to do with any of this.

>> Yes, she does.

>> No, she both of you.

>> She No, she she arrested she arrested

you last time because you were drunk and

today you're doing the same making the

same choices. Right.

>> Okay. Car, please. Take a white stance.

You have the right to remain silent in a

state of court of law. You have the

right to sign a lawyer

question. If you cannot afford to hire a

lawyer, one will be appointed to

represent you before questioning if you

wish. You can decide anytime to exercise

these rights and I answer any questions

or make any statements. Yes or no? Do

you understand each of these rights I've

explained to you?

>> Partially. I think I partially

>> I will reread them to you.

>> She's the one that has a blacklist.

Talk to her. Okay.

Who'sing her right now?

>> Will you talk to my partner instead of

talking about

>> who's her right now?

>> Are you going to listen?

>> I will figure it out.

>> Are you going to listen? Here we go.

>> And once I figure it out.

>> Okay. You have the right to say it can

be used against you in a court of law.

You have the right at this time and have

him present with you question.

>> If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer,

one will be appointed to represent you

before question if you wish.

>> You can decide at any time to exercise

these rights and not answer any

questions or make any statements. Yes or

no? Do you understand each of these

rights I've explained to you?

>> No.

>> No. Okay, that's fine. We'll take his

refusal.

>> Okay. Do you have anything on saying the

poke prick stick or hurt anybody?

>> Nope.

>> No.

>> And I have a lawyer

>> yesterday.

>> Yeah, I just arrested.

>> Yeah, she she was booked yesterday for

DUI. That's how I

>> You want your

>> There was no pills actually.

>> There's actually no pills.

>> There was a bunch of pills

>> that were prescribed.

>> Okay. But you can't drive on them,

right?

>> Uh, yeah, I can.

>> Clearly, you can't cuz you're two days

in a row getting arrested for DUI. Want

to put her in your car?

>> Or uh, actually, I can put her in my

car. Come on, let's go.

>> Yeah, we'll shut your door.

>> Have a seat, Maria. Appreciate you.

>> That's not my name.

>> What's your name?

>> Nicole.

>> Okay, Nicole. Thanks.

>> Wait, what? What did you got?

>> All right. She she whipped she whipped

in real quick. So I saw her driving real

quick. She pulled in super quick and

then pulled in here. No signal or

nothing like that. She stopped abruptly.

Uh and then I pulled in right behind

her. Threw my lights on cuz I recognized

the vehicle matching the the license

plate and everything like that. She

threw her door open. I said, "Hey, you

need to stay in the vehicle." I walked

up immediately. I could smell the like a

bunch of alcohol. I saw bloodshot watery

eyes. Uh, and she's got slow,

deliberate, slurred speech and she's

speaking very repetitive and being very

aggressive. Yeah. No,

>> I guess the only thing I was thinking is

like I could build off of yesterday's

>> to be like, "Hey, I arrested her

yesterday and here's everything I saw

yesterday. Now we have 24 hours later.

Exactly. 26 hours later, she's

exhibiting the same signs and symptoms

that I witnessed yesterday."

>> Oh, that's the only thought I was

thinking.

>> I mean,

>> but you could also put on your

supplement.

>> Whatever you want. I'm just Yeah,

>> I just want to save you the work. But if

you want to if you want to take it, you

can take it.

>> Kind of satisfying, not going to lie.

>> Okay. If if it means something to you,

>> then then then let's do that.

>> We're going to go this way.

>> West side of the cops. Well, you better

watch your back,

>> Okay.

>> You think I'm joking?

>> Okay. I need you to stop tightening up

on me.

>> And if you And if you act like a

to me,

>> we'll do this side actually.

>> That way my camera can see you better.

>> Okay.

>> You're going to be wish you didn't do

this. I'm not yet because you have to

get a seat belt.

>> You're going to wish you didn't do this.

>> You're going to wish you didn't do this.

>> So, I think just because of the pattern

of behavior and stuff like that, we're

going to take her car. Okay. Um just

because we dealt with her yesterday um

charged with the same crime and then

today she's on the roadway doing the

same thing and stuff. So, I'll have a

tow truck come pick this car up and then

she'll have to get it from um some

impound or something like that. But for

the time being, this is presenting a

increased risk to the public just for

kind of with her her ongoing behavior

and stuff. And until she's ready to get

help, I don't know of any.

>> She just got out of detox.

>> Yeah, that's right.

>> So weird.

>> No, that's what he was saying. So

>> So will she be in there very long?

>> I mean, I'm hoping she will be cuz

>> Yeah. Well, we can ask for her to stay

in there a little longer um than she was

yesterday. Um but if if I'm out here and

stuff like that, it's just me typing out

the the to get the form to have this

towed. Okay.

>> Yeah.

>> There's no new probable cause. I know

what no PC means.

>> I haven't threatened you at all. All I

said was that you were threatening me

because

you have a Black Widow thing in your

windshield in under your

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rearview mirror, which is threatening to

me.

>> This is probably the only person you'll

ever arrest that shouldn't be arrested.

You're going to regret this. I promise

you whether whether it's in the physical

presence or whether it's like

>> status

>> not are you threatening me right now

>> not at all

>> not I I I regret I regret this for you

because this is this is you're affecting

my life you're affecting my life and I

this shouldn't be happening

this should not be happening so I regret

this for you because karma's a and

that's not a threat that's just is what

it is you

Your purse will be attorney

where it's going to be a big ass

lawsuit.

>> You have the right to remain silent. You

have the right time to

>> I will remain silent until I talk to my

lawyer.

>> You have the right to talk to attorney

before answering.

>> You guys are going down.

>> You have the right time to turn

question. You cannot afford an attorney

will be appointed for you without so

desire.

>> I don't see the warrant yet.

>> Do you understand his rights?

>> Where's my warrant?

>> It's right here.

>> I No. Where's the signal? See, I don't

see. No, I don't see the sit down.

>> Where's the actual warrant?

>> Right here. It'll be in your personal

belongings.

>> You guys are going You guys are going to

have to kill me. Otherwise,

>> here's the thing. Now that she has a Now

that she has a warrant, I don't have a

choice but to do a blood draw on you.

>> I'm right here. I need If I have no

choice, I'm right here. So, what I need

is for you guys, there's about five of

you that are about to go down.

>> None of these people here arrested you.

No, somebody threw me down and almost

killed me.

>> Okay. Well, these people here did not

arrest you. They work at the gym.

>> Oh, it's okay to abuse someone.

>> So, it's okay to throw somebody down and

almost kill them. My rib is like

injured. It's not okay to throw me down

against a cement barrier.

>> Was it Please don't.

>> It's okay for people to drop me a down

drop. Okay, we got to do a blood drop.

All right. So, I need you right now.

This is going to be a really fun

conversation with the judge.

>> Okay.

>> Whoever threw me down

>> is going to go to jail. And whoever the

four people that were watching that

happen are going to go to jail also.

The suspect was charged with two counts

of DUI.

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