Sorry for the repost, original got age restricted

@SparkWasFound

8 ай бұрын

its good dw

@SlumpSkull

8 ай бұрын

Oh, i was confused

@MNG5Gaming

8 ай бұрын

I forgot about the vid cause I hade to go to football practice. You reposting made me remember. So thanks

@Lexbily

8 ай бұрын

so funey

@sub-iu7gw

8 ай бұрын

your good

That dad was the walking embodiment of a parent being 'not angry, just very disappointed'.

@NakaidaBeauzec

8 ай бұрын

He has enabled her that is why she is so entitled

@modest_mind2526

7 ай бұрын

He got a lawyer and got her probation. No DUI. He believed she learned her lesson. Even though she never acknowledged what she did was wrong and went psycho mode on the cop calling her out. Total sociopath.

@jlhammond1345

7 ай бұрын

@@modest_mind2526 She'll do it again.

@Jo-yp8wy

7 ай бұрын

Father is useless. No wonder she turned out like she did.

@ChallieWallie

7 ай бұрын

​@@NakaidaBeauzecwho says she was raised by him?

Holy crap, I was not expecting the father in the second one to be so proper and understanding. Seeing her and hearing that her father owned the island, I was expecting him to threaten the officers badges. Kudos to him, wish nothing but the best.

@BoilingDietCoke

8 ай бұрын

One doesn't own an island, USA allows it.

@dorothylevesque14

8 ай бұрын

The second one. They gave into her bad behavior and let her run the stop. She should of been thrown in the back and she can talk to her father when she gets her phone call. all are BRATS!!!!.

@Nekulturny

8 ай бұрын

Shes just mentally ill. Its sad.

@4scoreand

8 ай бұрын

This is obviously the result of being raised by a modern woman. I feel bad for the dad, I'm betting the mom is 10x worse.

@janemacintyre9801

8 ай бұрын

WTF?? @@4scoreand

The first girl saying "Yes daddy, I'll be a good girl" made me cringe so hard I thought I died. If I was that cop, it would take everything in me to do my job properly and not just be like "Nope!". People are gross.

@THEanotheryoutuber

7 ай бұрын

" Say that shit again. " " I'll be a good gi- " " I'm bouta beat yo ass if you don't shut the fuck up "

@roflcopter4388

7 ай бұрын

yea same I cringed so hard lolol

@ISimp4FictionalAndEmoMen

7 ай бұрын

I had to pause, and make puking noises, its just . . . WHY THO???? Even as a smut author, thats, just, no. Straight and simple, no❤️

@eklipze7520

7 ай бұрын

To be fair, she may have had some trauma with men in the past and, with a mixture of alcohol involved, can escalate the pressure of that. Just playing the devil's advocate, not saying she was in any right to kick a cop- but they clearly had female cops on staff and continued to use a male cop to push her from behind? Poorly handled tbh.

@savian_is_spooked

7 ай бұрын

@eklipze7520 From what I saw, the male cop was barely touching her towards the end, he had one hand on her back as the two female cops held her down. Sure, she could have some trauma with men, I can't disprove that. Though she was pretty hostile towards the female cops as well. My take was that she was just doing whatever she could to get away. Making false creepy accusations against men isn't uncommon. (I'm not defending creepy dudes, just saying false accusations happen a lot)

Props to the bar owner for standing his ground not letting the woman leave while under the influence

@jerryfletcher1296

6 ай бұрын

At the end of the day. If she got into an accident, he would be liable.

"he's touching me inappropriately" woman, you right here are part of the reason why people take accusations of inappropriate touches less and less seriously. he's just doing his job, you just pull this out because thats the worst false accusation of wrongdoing you can make.

@Dapperganker

8 ай бұрын

Eh idk about people taking it less seriously now. I seen some videos with dudes going to events screwing around until some woman accuses them of sexual harassment saying they touched her or some crap then they get kicked out.

@thorveim1174

8 ай бұрын

@@Dapperganker oh yeah its still taken seriously and leads to a lot of trouble more often than not... But now when someone throws allegations like that there is quite a few that call BS. Because thats such an easy way for a woman to put men in trouble and everyone knows it

@Dapperganker

8 ай бұрын

@@thorveim1174 Fair enough can't argue that

@backagain5216

8 ай бұрын

@@thorveim1174No it’s not! Make an false accusation against me and you are going to civil court and I’ll win by using your own words in a defamation hearing. I’ve done it, won, and I represented myself! The look of misery on her face meant more than the money!

@Barkendry

8 ай бұрын

she might be intoxicated she does like beer but thats just how she sounds normally

I'm so impressed with the second woman's father. No excuses nothing. Just tells his daughter to calm down. Nice.

@jinov191

8 ай бұрын

I would be more impressed if he didn't show up and told her that is her problem and she has to deal with it. He is going to go and pay her bail and probably her fine and she will continue being a pos.

@Swoost

8 ай бұрын

​@jinov191 yeah after a night in jail. Ur right fleeing from an officer, attacking an officer will be dropped prolly unlike some kid in the hood but at least she is going to face some consequences prolly court mandated drug counciling community service. And her dad knows that and knows itll help her. But isnt that how shit like this should always be handled. She didnt actually put lives in danger like the cops said shes fucking wasted not a danger to society and a criminal. As annoying and entitled as she is lol. If this happened again thats a different story

@luxaeterna6477

8 ай бұрын

He's why she's like this, stupid! If she feared him instead of trying to get others to fear her dad this BS wouldn't have happened! Kudos to him my ass! You can't be this re-tarded and survive all on your own! 🤡🤡💩💩

@njd4291

8 ай бұрын

We can clearly tell she didn't take after her father. Probably her money hungry mom. She owned the island in the beginning. Then it all went to her Dad.

@cameronthomas2737

8 ай бұрын

Dad just know how to put on a show, girl was obviously raised privileged. The whole “my dad owns the island” talk came from somewhere

It must have hurt dad's heart to take that firm stance but it was the right thing to do. Well done Dad.

“Dad, they’re arresting me” LMAOOOOOO I am laughing so hard.

Respect for that Dad honestly. He was straightforward and didn’t try to sugarcoat the situation to his child, a 24 year old woman, as he shouldn't. I hate when childish full grown men or women break the law and then start crying for daddy or mommy because they never faced reality and always let them deal with the problems.

@Merciless12

7 ай бұрын

True that dad is a W idk why people call him irresponsible for a 24 year old woman

@alicedelgado955

7 ай бұрын

@@Merciless12 He got a lawyer and got her probation. No DUI. So she still got off scott free thanks to her daddy

@Lilniggatwekeken

7 ай бұрын

That’s never happened, doofus

@jasonlivers4293

7 ай бұрын

He raised this little brat and she should have paid in full for every single charge

@maryraori6737

7 ай бұрын

A certified Zombie

"I'm calling my lawyer" kills me every time. Attorneys aren't on call 24/7, they work normal business hours. Unless you have a VERY accommodating lawyer, they're not going to answer when you call at 3am because you're getting arrested. And even if they did answer, it's not like they can just tell the officers to go away. They can defend you in court, not on the side of the road.

@jasoneverett

8 ай бұрын

Every time some dirt poor idiot says that I always wish the officers would say "ok, sure. What's the name of your attorney and we'll get him on the phone for you."

@highflowerfairy2554

8 ай бұрын

It doesn't matter, once they request a lawyer, the questions, all questions, stop.

@DimesDCP

8 ай бұрын

Albeit not very often, some lawyers are part of a whole firm of a legal team who I believe **can** charge a higher rate for after hours and weekends/on call.

@jasoneverett

8 ай бұрын

@@highflowerfairy2554 they can keep asking questions all they want, you're just not required to answer. They often keep talking until a lawyer shows up to see if the person will wear down or slip up.

@mulgrum

8 ай бұрын

@@jasoneverettnot true in the US - questioning must stop if you request a lawyer

"im in pursuit again" "we've stopped again" is so funny lol

6:05 „let me go dude, you dont even know me“😂

Anyone else click on these videos knowing their behavior is going to make you mad, but can't help yourself from watching them get what they deserve?

@thesector69

8 ай бұрын

Hell yea bro

@dairypea3068

8 ай бұрын

@@thesector69 absolutely, lol

@ArrowArchitect

8 ай бұрын

The getting arrested part makes it a cathartic experience. The truly infuriating part is that they will all probably have little to no consequences, if the charges aren't outright dropped altogether.

@sachmoe6584

8 ай бұрын

Hell ya, favorite german word is schadenfreude

@King_Stranger

8 ай бұрын

9 times out of 10 they DON'T get what they deserve

The fact that the second girl didn't know what she did wrong is horrifying. Yank her license ASAP.

@ThePhoenix198

7 ай бұрын

You think that will stop her?

@pootispow3232

7 ай бұрын

​@@ThePhoenix198That puts less lives at risk at least.

@thatvalensteingirl

7 ай бұрын

​@@pootispow3232Her Dad allegedly owns the island; she's not stopping anything for anyone.

@pootispow3232

7 ай бұрын

@@thatvalensteingirl Baby steps it is

@captainstefanie

7 ай бұрын

@@thatvalensteingirlHe doesn’t actually own the island. This occurred on Duck Key, which is in the middle of the Florida Keys.

Emotions can sure escalate in these cases and on both sides. A simple "Do what I say or get tased" would end this quickly.🤣

"you got me fucked up bro, I own this land" that went hard lmao.

That rotten little girl in the second one is so stinking entitled. Good job to dad for letting her deal with the consequences of her actions.

@galacticknight55544

7 ай бұрын

He's probably the reason she's so entitled in the first place.

@RUSTYCHEVYTRUCK

7 ай бұрын

@@galacticknight55544could be, could be her mother and this is the first chance he’s ever had to let his child experience consequences of her actions

@MontaguStudios

7 ай бұрын

I find it extremely annoying she keeps asking the same questions over and over again. It's like someone erases her browser history every 10 seconds.

@denisefallin8042

7 ай бұрын

She was 24 y/o. She's not a little girl.

@ohmeowzer1

2 ай бұрын

She is a rotten thing

Her dad was super calm for someone who's daughter just put his island at risk. "my dad owns the island " girl you've been voted off of it

@gummybee.

7 ай бұрын

imao

@theycallyoucrybabycrybaby

7 ай бұрын

STOP THATS FUNNY 😭

@ginaandseason2774

7 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@heaven_bound_94xo

7 ай бұрын

​@@gummybee.i"min my a** off.

@TheDj347

7 ай бұрын

“voted off it” had me fucking rolling 😂😂😂😂😂😂

That dads voice was so soothing good parenting moment, ngl he even calmed me down

24 year old crying for their parent like a 4 year old who got lost in the supermarket.

So much respect for the dad calmly explaining what was going on to the daughter; this is showing that you care. Doing the hard thing for your child almost never feels good in the moment but it is so important that you teach them accountability. ❤

@siriusraycraft5263

8 ай бұрын

By the way he was acting I’ll take it this was not the first time he’s had to “rescue” her and eventually he stopped and let her deal with the consequences

@ash_tray

8 ай бұрын

When I was using heroin, the best thing my family ever did for me was to completely cut me off. I didn’t get in legal trouble, but I was stranded, homeless, and being beat by my partner at the time while also being forced into sex work. They tried so many times to help me, but they gave up. I got enough money to basically drag myself into a rehab that would let me stay there for free until they got me a job, and I got myself clean. It felt good once I rebuilt my life by myself and it proved to my family that I was ready to be clean. I would have never done that if they had enabled me. This girl needs some tough love, as hard as it is as the parent.

@salmaabdullahgb

7 ай бұрын

Too late, he bailed her out@@siriusraycraft5263

@vaatc

7 ай бұрын

Keep up the good fight! @@ash_tray

@JonathanGonzalez-jz4td

7 ай бұрын

@@ash_tray God Bless you Proud of you . stay CLean

Dad clearly has a long history with his daughter's substance abuse. His patience is admirable.

I grew up in a different time and I blame social media more than I blame anyone's parents. Social media has created a nation of entitled people, spawned at least 10 million armchair lawyers, and created the entire sovcit movement out of nothing. It's not the case of some parents being bad at parenting, it's a countrywide epidemic. The parents themselves are often as bad as anyone.

I feel so bad for that poor dad in tge second clip. You can see it in his posture, and hear it in not only his words but how he talks, that this isn't the first time. And that they have tried over and over to make it better, but she keeps repeating herself. It's a hell of a position to be in for a parent but he actually manages to do the pretty much impossible - to be a father and a mental support to his daughter, AND simultaneously condemning the dumb things she has done. That's really strong ❤

@NoSuRReNDeR001

6 ай бұрын

Seems like a good dad at least in that moment. Yeah

I am SO impressed by that father in the second one. He kept his hands away so none of the officers got antsy and he portrayed a sense of authority. He didn't raise his voice, just spoke calmly and slowly. Picture perfect de-escalation. I'm sure he's not a perfect dad, but he handled this situation perfectly.

@danshotguns4226

7 ай бұрын

Nah, he was too soft on his daughter. And that's why she obviously feels like she is superior to the law. Because her father "owns the island."😂 I wonder where she heard that phrase, because she didn't just make it up on her own... Her father has obviously said that to her before. And obviously thinks that he owns the island but I don't even know what that means. The bottom line is by watching this video I can't tell if he's a good father, but there are signs that he's not a good father in this vi mean of course, he's not going to freak out around the cops, he's anows how to act around cops.

@ut2819

7 ай бұрын

@@danshotguns4226 tbf atleast he still have a brain hey may not be a good person but atleast he know how to act around police unlike some karen

@heaven_bound_94xo

7 ай бұрын

no such thing as a perfect dad ....here on earth anyway. our Father in heaven is the only perfect Father.

@eduardoperezrubio4965

7 ай бұрын

Considering that she was three years sober and something broke her streak he probably recognized that something drastic happened. And needed to approach calmly.

@michaelbrinkers1145

7 ай бұрын

Wanna bet? I'll bet my life savings, that even before the police finish up their report, he'll be at the jail bailing her out. He seems to have been in this situation with her before, and nothing in this video convinces me that he finally gets it. He'll be taking care of her messes for the rest of his, and her, life...... plus he owns the island.

I've seen the full footage of the girl asking for her dad, they repeatedly told her she was driving recklessly. and she kept asking 'why' they finally just say "I already told you"

@daniellevaughn4598

8 ай бұрын

She was really getting on my nerves. Both the officers and father answered that stupid question way too many times.

"walk up on him like that again"' was the best line

I'm old. It hurts me to walk, and using stairs is painful. How I hate to see these young people ruining their wonderful bodies with drugs and alcohol. I'd gladly trade my knees for theirs.

10:30 I am honestly amazed at how professional and well behaved the father is and staying perfectly calm even as she freaks out. This girl is definitely the definition of a coddled spoiled entitled brat, but something tells me that is because she is a troublemaker that her father has spent a lot of time and money to try and keep on the straight and narrow and the fact that she still doesn't realize she is in the wrong even after her father says exactly why and how she is in trouble and what to do about it shows that on her own she will not get far in life when her parents are gone. But still huge respect for that amount of levelheadedness on his part.

@lordsathariel4384

7 ай бұрын

the problems of balancing protecting your child while teaching them not to be a pain in the neck to the world.

@JSUN19

7 ай бұрын

PLEASE !!! She’s an embarrassment !! At 24 !!

@paulcolburn3855

7 ай бұрын

My guess (hate to say this) is.... #1) parents are divorced #2) dad did not WANT the divorce because he knew that it would ruin daughter (and it has) #3) mom gets her way and daughter went to go live with mom who was "feral" #4) daughter became feral like the mom #5) daughter was either removed from mom or begged/pleaded to go live with dad after a few years of ruining her own life #6) by the time she was living with dad, it was already too late. The feral rot in his daughter was too seeped in #7) now all dad does, is put out fires that she starts

@wikslu

7 ай бұрын

​@@paulcolburn3855 hate to say this? I mean you've made up the whole story and your guess is not more probable than any other, we don't really know who is at fault. Maybe one of the parents, both, or sometimes you can do everything you could right and the child still can't grow into a decent human being. Considering what she's said, dad was spoiling her for too long and too much.

@paulcolburn3855

7 ай бұрын

@@wikslu No, I think my guess is pretty probable. Knowing men and women the way I do and knowing girls with BPD (and she shows tendencies of that) I'm going to go out on a limb and say that she needed her father because she is so used to him putting out whatever fire she caused.

Everyone always blames parents for their kids rotten behavior, but I’ve witnessed first hand that sometimes no matter how much effort you put into raising your kids right, they can still turn out be terrible, spoiled brats with no sense of responsibility or accountability.

@user-om1mi3fb9d

7 ай бұрын

Exactly. Because also look at all the kids who come from bad homes, crappy parents and break the cycle. As parents all we can do is our best and guide. 😅

@MountainPearls

7 ай бұрын

I taught. Most of the time it is the parents…but sometimes it’s true…they turn out horrible no matter what you do.

@comatose3851

7 ай бұрын

Just because u see one instance of him parenting his daughter once in front of officers doesn’t mean he didn’t raise a spoilt brat. This behavior doesn’t just culminate over one night. Parents need to take accountability too

@EroPatches

7 ай бұрын

​@@comatose3851 It is likely the mother who is encouraging that behavior and allowing her daughter to be spoiled. Just my thought though.

@r.b.7633

7 ай бұрын

​@EroPatches this is more likely the case. One parent tries to raise their child to be responsible but the other parent thwarts any efforts at curtailing spoiled irresponsible behavior.

I am getting addicted to these true crime videos they are so entertaining lol

Props to that dad. Stayed calm not abusive or angry. Props to

The false sense of entitlement in so many people is astounding, it's so obvious that pampering kids to the time they are adults isn't actually a great way to be a parent.

@yurilopes420

8 ай бұрын

I just don't get why these cops are so lenient retards are fucking kicking and cursing them non stop and are still being treated with respect embarrassing

@Brodie3K

8 ай бұрын

​@@user-uv3gy7bq1ofuckin what? 😂

@raccuia1

8 ай бұрын

In my world these types of non humans would be removed from society never to return.

@laurarules3642

8 ай бұрын

Yes arrogant women have this idea they have power and are so ignorant, arrogant and obnoxious all their life and then when somebody FINALLY holds them accountable (which is rare) they have ceberal overload and a complete system shut down

@letsgobrandon5

8 ай бұрын

Alcohol and drugs are horrible things.

"With a father like this it's hard to say how she ended up this way" The mom. That man had the extremely calculated and calm demeanor of a man that has been dealing with that sort of behavior for a lot longer than just 24 years.

@Zapmannn

7 ай бұрын

@@randallv9719guarantee mom doesnt have the money nor the influence the dad does. Thats the only reason she wants him there.

@Godschosen537

7 ай бұрын

Maybe after her getting into trouble so much, then the father began to see his error in his parenting and decided to change. JAT.

@once.upon.a.time.

7 ай бұрын

Idk if he owns the island he's probably calculating to begin with. I got the impression that she's a daddy's girl who went off the deep end. If she's 21 but has been "clean" from alcohol for 3 years, then it sounds like she fell into the party scene and he's realizing the mistakes he made by indulging her so much. 100% speculation.

@EroPatches

7 ай бұрын

As a girl who has a great dad and a terrible mother, 100% it is the mother who is encouraging this behavior and allowing her to be entitled. I'm sure the guy is just tired of his bratty daughter and perhaps difficult wife.

@danielRpauls

6 ай бұрын

I thought it was her friend's influence. The parents can only monitor her at home. But her friends can influence her everywhere else, even talking over the phone.

When the first girl called the police "daddy", I lost it-

“Do you know who I am!!?” followed by… “Daddy!!!” Wow. It’s like every time.

Lmfao, the; "Do you know who the f* I am!!??" coming from the second girl actually made me laugh. Entitled or not, I don't understand how someone could lack such a basic level of self awareness, and be so oblivious to the way that they're acting, to the point where they unironically drop the most stereotypical and cliché line that there is.

@twingtwangtwong1

8 ай бұрын

She started to sound like Cartman from South Park

@redarrowplayz4538

8 ай бұрын

Honestly I used to have an alcohol problem I went to rehab and continue going to AA to this day! Alcohol when you get really drunk honestly you don’t know where you are or who your best friends are around you all you know is your just there and living blank mind weird thoughts occasionally from what you see but it’s understandable! Edit: + I forgot to add but you don’t know how you are acting when you are that drunk trust me I’ve been very annoying before I’ve had friends who have been very very annoying before probably like me you don’t understand how you are acting or what’s going on!

@Andronicus87

8 ай бұрын

You don't understand.... seriously? Have you seen people these days? We are in big fat trouble. Civil war trouble. When the entitled people like Carina get old enough and force their way into power they will be all for having lackeys fight stable minded responsible people on the side of the road.

@DeadAccount_CC1

8 ай бұрын

@@Andronicus87 People like these are all over the place nowadays, sure, but that doesn't make it any easier to understand them. I can't relate to the incredibly biased and narcissistic viewpoint that these people seem to have, thus, I don't understand them. They're like aliens to me when it comes to comprehending their thought processes. But yeah, I agree with the rest of what you said. Thinking about the future can be quiet scary at times...

@Andronicus87

7 ай бұрын

It's easy to understand them. They were never said no to as a child. Plus they were helicopter parented.@@DeadAccount_CC1

I'm so glad they showed the dad. For everyone who can't wait to run to the comments and declare that it's the parent's fault and they were never told no... Sometimes you can do everything correctly and say NO in all the right places and STILL end up with an a$$hole. 🤷🏼‍♀️

@jaeda88

7 ай бұрын

Very true, even with the best guidance, time and love.. a child may still grow into an adult size problem. I agree...

@gothgirl4evr881

7 ай бұрын

I have no doubt that girls dad has gotten her out of trouble her entire life, and would have had immense respect for him had he shown up and actually yelled at her or at least raised his voice at her, which I get the strong feeling she's never heard him do before. That may have had more of an impact on her then the cops. Her getting that scared feeling and idea that daddy is fed up and ain't coming to help this time

@tracydimond3759

7 ай бұрын

Very true

@evanabbott2737

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, some people are just born-shitheads.🤷‍♂️

@nbp8467

7 ай бұрын

@@gothgirl4evr881 I agree. In fact I think he realizes this is a non-issue, she can just go to jail and he'll still bail her out and he'll still be supporting her. ridiculous

“I own this island!” 🤣

I never knew how hard this job actually is. I mean yeah, there's more to it. But having to be patient with these kind of people is just near impossible.

@grreeeeee

5 ай бұрын

yeah, especially when you're a power-hungry dickwad who decided to get a job where you can wave a gun around at people who need mental and medical assistance. those kinds of people probably don't have a lot of patience.

With the third girl, imagine getting mad at a person trying to save your life and the lives of others by stopping you from driving while intoxicated.

@bree._.

8 ай бұрын

Fr I wish I could find the full video

@daviddaddy

8 ай бұрын

She was such a butter face lol.

@idcompany9240

8 ай бұрын

I think it's mainly about the thousands they have to pay as a result if there's no injury and damage. Intentions are good but the courts love to extort money from the offenders which only exasperates the substance issues. Courts are more or less happy to have intoxicated drivers so long as they can charge them a fortune and the process constantly reoccurs

@idcompany9240

8 ай бұрын

People tend to not wanna give up their vices when they suddenly gotta pay an extra $500 every 2 months

@evanabbott2737

7 ай бұрын

She’s got mad muffin tops, too, acting like a queen.😁

Genuinely cannot imagine driving drunk. I'm scared to drive if I haven't gotten enough hours of sleep. How people find that confidence is beyond me.

@riker8214

8 ай бұрын

The alcohol gives them the confidence.

@jackgamesjack_yt_6267

8 ай бұрын

​@@riker8214guess it isn't called liquid courage for nothing

@LD-qj2te

8 ай бұрын

It’s stupidity ….

@lululacanuck3824

8 ай бұрын

It’s becuz they only care about themselves.

@nednedley3466

8 ай бұрын

yep, I got done for drink driving in my 20's after a heavy night out. Whilst sober I would have never driven but when you're drunk you make shit decisions. Now if I'm out with the car I give the barstaff my key so drunk Ned can't fuck me up. @@riker8214

“Carina’s lawyer never showed up.” Bro knew when to cut his losses 😂

The nicer you are to a police officer, the better he’s going to treat you. I’ve always respected the law and I always will. I’ve never been arrested and never planned to be and if I ever was, I would respect the law. Thanks for the video.👍🏼👍🏼😁

@goodgutta

Ай бұрын

😒🙄

@Brizlebird

6 күн бұрын

Keep licking the boot!

A dad saying "we will speak about this tomorrow" is the scariest thing ever

@wrathfulbeaver2473

7 ай бұрын

Also 12:06 as a under 13 child I already know she is drunk by her obviously slurred speech and I ain't even a cop 💀

@fbussier80

7 ай бұрын

​@@wrathfulbeaver2473I get what you are saying, but, do take note that i have seen diabetic people slur their speech without having taken any alcohol

@markherring3513

6 ай бұрын

Talking to her like shes 12. I feel sorry for the dad. I wonder where shes at today.

@wrathfulbeaver2473

5 ай бұрын

@@fbussier80thanks I knew that people had slurred speech with other things but you did help me with that 👍

I went to school with a girl like her. Her father was a judge and her mother was from one of the most prominent wealthy families in the area and several of her relatives what prominent in City and County Government. She drove across state lines and used in a fake ID she got drunk and when exiting the bar she hit three parked cars in full view of a policeman who was monitoring the parking lot and when he tried to pull her over she refused to stop. She was surprised when Mommy and Daddy couldn't help her and she got arrested!

The cop trying to open the door handle on the tesla made me chuckle

‘Have you eaten today?’ ‘IM CALLING MY LAWYER’

8:35 I love that police officer! "Walk up on him again", COLD AF! I love that, clear display of teamwork and respect for their colleauges

You can tell the dad knew his daughter needed that wake up call. You got yourself in this and I can’t get you out. Good dad.

"Ask my lawyer" "Ok, where is he"?

Dad of the year award to that man.

This is why I am not a cop. Those guys have amazing patience. I would’ve lost it a long time ago.

@nakking3224

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for not servicing the community

“I owe this island” “you don’t even know me” 😂 What a clown child 🤡😂

That man is such a good person. Every dad should be like that

"I could've killed you too, but you're alive, right?" no murderer said to a surviving victim ever.

@jonathancarlson6127

8 ай бұрын

“At least nobody died.” -Her lawyer’s best defense, probably

Mad respect to that girls dad for giving her a reality check

I'm glad you put subtitles especially on the 3rd one because I didn't understand a single word that kid said. It sounded like someone with marbles in their mouth.

Last one has Verbal Diarrhoea.

That father was what children deserve in a parent. Someone who is honestly with them, still supportive of them as a person, but honestly and firm.

If anybody here ever sees a Dad like that, thank them for knowing that their kids does something wrong and not trying to protect them just because they’re their kid

@kempolar9768

8 ай бұрын

Its such a weird situation. From what we saw the dad obviously knows how to treat the situation and doesn't try to get her any special treatment or say its not her fault, yet she also held him as her absolute trump card which means he must have supported her in the past with other issues in the manner she wanted. Or maybe its just the alcohol went that hard on her its even changed how much power he had in her mind?

@urubonz8831

8 ай бұрын

@@kempolar9768her dad is probably just a normal level of supportive and the drinks made her “sure” that he would support her not matter what

@Mr21scott

8 ай бұрын

I'm not going to thank "a dad like that" that raised their kid to be an obnoxious, entitled jerk.

@bluedragonfly8139

8 ай бұрын

Naaaaah, I'm going to tell them they fucked up big time, seeing as how their kid is an entitled brat.

@nonyabizz3533

8 ай бұрын

She said she was clean for 3 years which obviously isnt the truth and proves she has a drug or alcohol problem

BRAVO to the dad! I was expecting him trying to bully the cops into letting his poor little princess out of everything. Instead he made her face reality and backed the cops up. Makes me think the girl's MOM might be the enabler. Dad was solid parenting 101.

@pobstrel

6 ай бұрын

Yes on camera though. There was a follow up video about this girl. Apparently the dad got them to drop most of the charges off camera. One day she will do something that he won't be able to her out of

"I'm going to call a lawyer" Doesn't call one Lol

That’s a good dad. Probably had all the power to do whatever at that moment and he knew the best thing for his daughter was to let her face the consequences of her actions.

@TearLilyd

7 ай бұрын

He didn't have the power to not have her arrested only get out of it later. Hopefully he did not

I feel very sad for the father, you can see how heartbroken he actually is.

@xthexskrillex

7 ай бұрын

imagine if you reincarnated into him

@norizzloverboy

7 ай бұрын

Daddy been going through a lot

"Alright Karina can you walk for us?" "Ask my lawyer"

That cop with the girl in the Tesla got soooo worked up, he didn’t know what to do. Dude was running in circles 😂😂😂😂😂😂

From what I have seen here, Stephanie’s dad surprised me by being a respectful, polite, and law abiding citizen. Totally amazing dad! I assumed he would roll up with pretty much the same entitlement and arrogance. But who knows what happened later…

@JSUN19

7 ай бұрын

I really don’t believe her father is going to start acting like her !! I believe she’s a spoiled brat !!!!

Wrestling a drunk is like wrestling an adult cranky toddler.

Good for her she owns the island. And she’s calling DAD who probably paid for the Tesla. Lol

The father was a good man. He knew what was right and what was wrong. Even his own family member friends or anybody he doesent care.

Whenever I'm feeling dumb or incompetent I will return to this video

@ILOVEGOOOOOOLD

8 ай бұрын

We are ivy league scholars next to these airheads 🤣

@jguinto101

8 ай бұрын

You already got Master's bro😜

The last girl is a perfect example of the cautionary tale of Dave Chappelle's "When Keeping it Real Goes Wrong".

@Ahdree23

7 ай бұрын

Lmao tweaking badly

It's amazing! Whenever, to this day, I am stop by an officer of the law, I am obedient and comply to whatever the officer instructs. I grew up respecting law enforcement.

That last woman is so stupid- “you can’t tell me what to do because I called you here?” It’s pathetic that she can’t understand the purpose of police officers and that she doesn’t own them because she called them.

Major props to the dad for staying calm and explaining to his daughter EXACTLY what she did wrong. Makes me wonder how that crazy girl ended up that way if her father is this reasonable.

@beesarescary

7 ай бұрын

lots of comments are saying she was likely raised either by her mother or a nanny. If that's right, it's likely that they beat into her head that "your dad is rich so you matter more than other people." and she went with that.

@34Deangelo

7 ай бұрын

That's a really good notion -@@beesarescary

@eduardoperezrubio4965

7 ай бұрын

Probably really struggled with substance abuse and he knows the procedures. Also she clearly had no idea what was happening. And something drastic must have happened for her to break a three year sober streak.

@beesarescary

7 ай бұрын

@@eduardoperezrubio4965 explanation but not an excuse... I honestly hope she can get sober again and be a better person. Her and her dad deserve that.

@eduardoperezrubio4965

7 ай бұрын

@@beesarescary Oh yeah definetely not an excuse. She should get help. I am just saying that the situation is more complicated than "Its a spoiled brat" Addiction is a serious problem that can end lives and rewires the brain. Maybe moving forward they make sure that she doesnt have a car so she doesnt put herself in this situation, or she is with a buddy when she leaves home, or she tells her parents where she is, or has share my location on. Also just to give some better understanding. Because when I blacked out once one moment I was drinking water next moment I was crying outside. (I took an uber home and an uber to the location) and that would explain why she was screaming 'WHAT DID I DO?!?!"

It’s strange to me how drunk people seem to always fight and deny that they are drunk. Like the minute you say someone is drunk they often freak out and will try to move heaven and earth to prove they aren’t drunk. Also these entitled people will always drive drunk because they think the world revolves around them and they will do whatever they want with no regard for anyone else.

@RandomWatcherofVideos

8 ай бұрын

Even drunks hate shame, which being drunk in public is indeed shameful

If you're screaming for your parents in your 20s you have failed as a human being.

That dad for the second girl is an ideal father. Not yelling at her or trying to get her out of it. He stays calm and holds her responsible for her actions 👏🏻👏🏻

Props to the poor father, he seems like a well put together dude

@pandoratheclay

8 ай бұрын

Before the girl he probably had to deal with the mother

4:49 I absolutely love how she crosses her legs like she ain't got a damn thing to worry about

I love how in the first case the female officer keeps shutting her down because she's sick of that moron calling her partner a pervert and "touching her inapropiately"

The patience in these officers is outstanding !! They would be well within their rights to use much, much stronger force than they did.

16:50 she is so use to threatening people with jail that she is threatening the cops with jail 😂

I love how many try to rationalize that this is the result of being raised by the mom, or modern woman. When the answer isn’t 100% that. I had classmates with moms and dads that are strict on punishments but the kid was still a brat. It’s not just parents, but very much the environment they are in. If a kid is introduced to a group of spoiled kids at school when parents can’t overview, then they would adapt the negative influences. Often hiding it from parents until it’s too late.

i was in the military at 18 , the thought of crying for my dad at 24 just blows me away

@heaven_bound_94xo

7 ай бұрын

never too old to want your parents, but she's just a brat.

@dirge44

7 ай бұрын

Why?

@theycallyoucrybabycrybaby

7 ай бұрын

@@heaven_bound_94xoyep.

@HardcoreFiddle

7 ай бұрын

Ok, murderer you are so tough 😂😂

@ElliotE_m

7 ай бұрын

@@HardcoreFiddlehardcore liberal should be your name, or hardcore in my ass since it seems you like it that way

7:15 “I coulda killed you too but you’re ALIVE RIGHT?!” Always makes me laugh. The whole video was good

@SlayerFan961

6 ай бұрын

I don't know, man, that sounds like a threat, and directed at a police officer no less 💀

Woman takes out phone, "I'm recording you !!" Cop says, "I'm recording you too !!"

Love how they cry and whine and plead after being total assholes.

That 2nd girl honestly acted like she had more power in the beginning aka a brat. You could tell because she’s driving a Tesla.it’s also awesome that the dad quickly humbled her

The third girl was lucky she wasn’t given a DUI. If her keys were in the ignition and she was behind the wheel, she could’ve been charged with one.

"It's ridiculous you won't let me drive drunk" "How am I supposed to get home?" Unfortunately there's a lot of people that think like this. That's why there's so many alcohol-related deaths on the road. In fact a public Bar is practically an oxymoron. Why do they have parking lots?? For the ones that don't drink?.... 🙄😂

And those who choose to drink and drive?…I have no sympathy for you drunk driving or anything.

I died when bro described the second girl’s death stare as “briefly turning into a zombie” 😂

I’ve seen the second girl’s video before, but this is the first time I saw the dad’s reaction. Good for him

The first one is a great example of bad police behavior being too much for someone. Fails all around.

Shoutout dad for holding her accountable!

The one thing I will say it the first woman's defense...she was spot on with not answering police questions. You have a right against self incrimination. If I thought I might be getting arrested I wouldn't say a word. But then again, I'd never get angry-drunk in an airport like her, either.

@proskstrikes8014

7 ай бұрын

Could not agree more! However it’s common knowledge that having a bit to drink is not illegal (which they even go about telling her since she clearly did not know) however since he was indeed very much intoxicated. She was NOT willing to make the case better on herself on anyone else’s.. What a shame

@1nfinitune533

7 ай бұрын

Asking a lawyer about what food your client ate....HOW THE FUCK SHOULD THEY KNOW

The third one could have legally gone down for DUI, just watched a clip like that, drunk in the driver seat and in position of the keys is enough to justify DUI arrests

@gregorymorse8423

8 ай бұрын

They specifically noted her keys weren't in the ignition which is probably why she got lucky here.

@sharongreen1366

8 ай бұрын

And that hefty fine 🙄 I bet she had to work a second job to pay that off. 😂

@Ken-er9cq

8 ай бұрын

@@gregorymorse8423Different jurisdictions have different definitions of driving. As a rule it is best to sit in the passenger seat if you think you are over.

@pipermccool

8 ай бұрын

In my state, if the keys are in proximity to the car, and you’re in the back seat, you’re 🔩’d.

@x-tosca

8 ай бұрын

​@@pipermccool that makes no sense though... by that logic it'd be illegal to even have someone else drive you home if it's illegal to sit in the back seat of a car while drunk?? How tf are they supposed to get home then lmao. keys have to be in the ignition for the car to be driven at all, but if you're considered to be "driving" even in the back seat then ??? are you gonna be arrested for having a friend drive you home???