Intoxicated Suspects Refuse To Cooperate | Jail Full Episodes
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- A couple are arrested on drug charges but when interviewed by Officer Nicole, their stories don't match up. She believes someone is lying, and is disappointed to learn one suspect was smoking drugs while pregnant. Meanwhile, another suspect managed to hide drugs in a flip phone. And officers deal with an uncooperative intoxicated suspect by throwing him into an isolation cell.
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That poor guy loves his guitar. Came in upset, grabbed his guitar and everything was good again
42 arrests, 38 arraignments, 72 charges, 8 different county jails, hundreds of CO encounters and today I celebrate 4 years without catching a new charge. God is good
terrific!
Good, don't catch no more cases.
@@edwardbass1605 I think he turned himself in to Jesus Christ.
4 more years of no new charges!!!
Well done
Aww the officer that was singing The Doors with the inmate seems like a sweet guy lol he seems like he genuinely just tryna help. There needs to be more relatable officers like him fr
There are..problem is.. they only show you the axxwholes
Yeah, the guy wasn't bad, I could see him in better days playing some where!!
Sadly I think those days are gone for him
Geez that guy telling the officer he's going to cut his daughter's head off 🫨
Travis Father bails him out for being intoxicated! My father to be sure would tell the police to keep me there!
That is the difference, My Dad would have petty Mad. So many parent enablers. Look at Durrel Brooks.
It’s videos like these that really make me happy I don’t drink anymore, hope these people can get help if they have a problem.
If they're in jail for DUI, stealing beer, and possession of illegal drugs then they definitely have a problem with substances.
2:46 that took the attitude and fight right out of him.
i stopped almost two months ago
Amen. I have 9 years clean n sober…. We do recover, like you said if we get help.
Stay thirsty; Drink water...I'm sober too! Best life in the world!
AND the officers and jailers, keep their cool... me, I do not think I could.. LOL
I love Officer Sittre. She cracks me up.
Me too 😂
Me too
Love her too
Me too!!! She's a gem for sure!!
Honestly I’ve watched so many Jail episodes- these cops always seem to show compassion for people- need more like them!
I know that guy and his wife who were passing fake scripts. He has so much talent as a graphic designer. Its terrible what substance abuse does to people and the families affected by it.
They seemed to be very nice. I hope thing work out for them.
Really? The wife looks kinda thin like methed out. Do they do drugs? And how are they now? The guy seemed very sweet. I hope they're doing well. What can you tell me?
I know a nice couple who got themselves addicted to meth. I run across them every now and then, usually when they're in line at the pharmacy. Every time I see them, they have fewer and fewer teeth.
He looked nervous and confused,but I can completely relate to them you do what you got to do to take care of your family and yourself,no matter how bad or how much you didnt/don't want to do it,I do hope everything worked out for them and their family
@@Emmajump Nice to hear a little compassion for other people. We all make mistakes. Some people keep making the same ones over and over again.
Parents must be so proud of their two boys
Ain’t the parents fault that grown men don’t know how to act lol.
@@ethanhowe4794 lol wut
@@ethanhowe4794
Well it depends what they learned from there parents,,and if anything horrible happened to them
I'm saying yes take responsibility,,but also the parents should to if they raised them that way or did or let horrible things to them
That's what happens when siblings breed
@@ethanhowe4794not necessarily
Four D.U.I"s and still not in prison...our injustice system favors the criminal.
It's corruption in a nutshell
Mark, this prisoner was killed in a DUI in 2019
@@davidmoser3535 That's exactly what was deserved. I just hope no one innocent was. Thanks for the info.
dont over exaggerate.
@@ninja_revert go take ur meds
Sittre is so good, she talks to people who are acting like kids, like they’re kids. My wife is blessed with that skill set as well 😅
They use to much force sometimes. That first guy didn't really need to get bent to the floor.
That’s why the show ended. They don’t want no criticism in this era
@10:26 dude really is singing Suicidal Tendencies Send Me Your Money. I couldn't help but laugh at him singing that while they say he's on suicide watch.
For the Guy in the Green Shirt That Ended up in the Chair with the Spit Mask On, How’d That Work Out For You Skippy💯🤌🏻🤷♂️🤔🧐🤣😂🤣😂👋🏻✌🏻
It's just a way of life for people like him... He will be back with the cops very soon
Love these videos, thank you and please keep them coming ❤
Me too
"Why would I steal a cell phone, I got one in my pocket." 😂😂😂
Being bound and masked in "The Chair" and yelling "Metallicaaaa!" ...thats both the funniest and most cringe things I've seen in a while. 😂😂😂
Thank you to all the police officers for being kind to those needs help. We’re all had problems, just not the same. The best thing to do it try to get though and do your very best by helping others out. Thank you all for being there for them. Goddess and Gods Blessed you all Always. Be careful and be safe.
That fellow can really play, and sing. Seems to be very damaged from drink. The officers were really nice to him. He has a lot of talent.
good guitarist, lousy singer.
He touched my heart! 😢❤
I sort of understand their reasoning behind keeping the prisoner in line… But does it seem a tiny bit excessive and/or like they’re under some sort of power trip when they bend their hands back like that? I don’t know I’m torn.😮
It would be great if the department was allowed to offer him that opportunity!
@@MerrrryBeth Not sure that I caught that. One thing that I've noticed is that there a herd of officers to each inmate. I have a feeling that's because sometimes people have superhuman strength when they are on drugs.
The first guy looks like he needs some actual help not jail
I know a guy that has been through drug court 2x. He spent a lot of time in NA. He once told me he's too old to change. He said "I'm 58 yrs old, I can't make new friends and I don't want to change my life now." He's in prison now.
I really like that policewoman who takes the time to really speaks to people
I love her ❤
Yuk. She thinks it's the Nicole show. I think she riles them up and bully's them. I don't like her at all.
@@kimmoore0427 Thank you! She makes me sick! She thinks this show is all about her! The producers spend hours doing her and makeup!
LMAO he's singing Suicidal Tendencies getting frisked smh
I hope everyone has a wonderful Saturday evening ✌🏻
🤘😎 likewise
You too 👍🏻
Ditto
I'm doing better than these people so I just be doing something right these days. Hasn't always been that say.
thanks for the smile,you too
Awesome double episode of Jail Las Vegas
It’s true! Music really does help to calm people down. That’s one reason why I love it.
I see now WHY the first guy, the intoxicated one, FREAKED OUT ABOUT HIS WRIST, after the Deputy grabbed him. Thhen QUIETLY followed all instruction there on OUT..... HE IS A MUSICIAN!!!!!
Never talk to jail staff about your charges, they are law enforcement and can testify against you.
🙄
Wording is everything.
It depends what you say and *how* you say it.
I’ve always wondered why in these videos, people do this a lot. My response would be something along the lines of “Why I’m here is between me and my attorney. I appreciate you may be trying to help, but I’d rather not discuss my charges or what happened.” You don’t have to be rude about it, just shut up. Subpoenas of law enforcement officers are common. -Saoirse, West Belfast, NI
@@dogtraininginthedark Exactly
I love this show
Those yellow uniforms really should be reconsidered 😂
Who was the guy playing guitar?? His name?? He's good!!
“Im glad I can feel pain. It means i still have some life in me” oof dark
I mean… I felt that.
Salute n God bless to the Officers handling the Offenders with respect!!!
The jail where I live you don't get to see medical they just throw you in a cell and then ignores you
This man can play!! Way to go, man!!🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸👮♂️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Nicole is a sweetheart!
4:30 he wasn’t supposed to have that phone 😂
I have seen a lot of these shows and I've got to be honest a few of those officers are on a real power trip.
100% agree with you. Some of them are real a**H**e
They have to be on high alert. You only see a fraction of what comes in. People under the influence are unpredictable, especially when they don’t listen. And it’s not torture and it’s all recorded
@@boblawblaw6875 I never said they were torturing people, I also agree people drunk or on drugs are unpredictable but I've also seen not in this episode one officer who lost control while been recorded repeatedly punching a person and lost his job. Like I said some of them were on a power trip not all . Just my opinion 🤷
How to say you're a felon without saying you're a felon.
Its just good police work
Aww I feel bad for that couple that's not really ever been to jail or arrested dam that sucks specifically for harmless husband dam lady what ate u getting him into😢
Love these new videos please never stop uploading these!
Let me see the Sargent… I guess he doesn’t know what those stripes are for. 🤨🤦🏻♀️
I thought recreational weed was legal in Vegas now. Guess I’m wrong…….I remember Vegas back 16 years ago had tuff weed laws. But me and my friends still had the whole floor we were staying on at the MGM grand smelling like blunts back then on my 21st bday haha
These are old videos...some from '09 and '13.
This was recorded over 10 years ago.
Even if it's legal u can't be smoking and driving
It is legal now
But you still can't get high and drive
It's the same as dui or dwi
@@jakemoeller7850 oh ok thanks. This was first episode I’ve watched. I usually only watch the cops episodes they post on this channel.
I have so much respect for the COs and all they do. Tough job dealing with people at their worst.
The second brother: alcoholism with a side order of schizophrenia.
I’m made out of steel… I am Iron Man! 😑😂😂😂😂
Christine acting all innocent she knew exactly what she was doing
It must be drugs 😂😂
Nicole is why I watch these episodes.
When they show shots of those long hallways it makes me wanna lace up my rollerskates and just GO
Nicole u are a great person keep doing what ure doing much respect Ronald Guest
Uh, American Idol called. They said you missed your chance.
Good one!
Unfortunately he is right if he goes to. He can get drugs alcohol cigarettes all. In prison.😅😂😅😂
To grow a Marijuana takes a lot’s of time and patience, I can’t do it ever, I even killed a cactus plant.
He's pretty good at the guitar even in jail
32:55LOOKS LIKE A CHUBBY WOODY HARRILSON.
It's been noted before that cameraman has an eye for zeroing in on funny stuff like that blinking office building light 27:16 😂
Why argue with a drunk man over a coat or a shirt ?
Loved how he said after that guy played guitar and sang that maybe we should bring him in just to sign. It probably (don’t know for sure) would be a little bit more relaxing and the officers hopefully wouldn’t have to deal with as many problems
I love 💗 watching cops tv show K-9 unit catch suspects in bushes in attics in vents in someone’s house in someone’s car
she had a nice hustle going with that kush
Prayers and love for the married couple and the lady trying to get her medical Marijuana license.
For the pregnant girl and her boyfriend to be supposedly smoking meth together in the car when they got arrested together they're both awfully calm and sober. I didn't see any twitching or hyperactivity unless it was bunk or they took a bar. Her doing the whole pantomiming thing behind him tells me that she's really using and that just upsets me to no end. Makes me feel violent.
She was really hoping that the guy telling the officer it was his would work. I am glad she was arrested a well, at may have saved her baby's life. The fact she has 2 other children and still using makes me upset. That's 3 children being set up for failure, all because she refuses to stay clean.
The state of this pointless $#¡+hole of a planet and you're worried about a pregnant tweaker? 🤷♂️
22:04 did "Christine" really just say she's "kinda pregnate"?
It's a shirt. I had one and it was not a jacket.😂😂
1:03 i thought u were allowed to steel from shops in the states as long as its $1 under one K or is that just California PMSL .
AMERICAN IDOL at it's finest.... if only it was not in the jail... lol
Jason and a two watt bulb have much in common.
Dude definitely ain't the sharpest fish on the tree
Funny how the camera looks away at JUST the right time. .
EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THESE PEOPLE NEED TO KEEP THEIR MOUTH SHUT WHEN THOSE JAILERS ARE ASKING THEM QUESTIONS! They're NOT YOUR FRIENDS and they will use your own words against you!! All cops are taught,trained,and ENCOURAGED TO LIE TO YOU!! NEVER TALK TO COPS!!
Maybe the FIRST thing you should recommend is to NOT BREAK THE LAW 😂😂😂 Awesome advice 👍🏼
Glad they got that weed off the street. LV is sooo much safer and protected now! 🙄
😂🤣
Great jobs everyone. Love seeing the police officers doing the right things.
I stopped drinking after wrecking my car the week of Thanksgiving 2007. My seatbelt wasn’t on, my airbag didn't deploy when hit a guardrail causing my 11 month old Monte Carlo to roll over 5 times, coming to rest on its roof. Witnesses said the second time my car landed on its tires three of them blew from the force. My car ended tires in the air, roof on the ground. My heart stopped before EMS could free me from the wreckage, and it stopped a second time en route to the ER.
A defibrillator was used both times, but the second time required the addition of adrenaline with the defibrillator set at its maximum setting before it started beating again. In Kansas the legal BAC is 0.08%; the lab draw in the ER showed my BAC to be 0.235%. The only injurys I sustained were a 3" laceration to my left forearm and several bruises. I didn't have a concussion or any broken bones. After I regained consciousness the next morning in the hospital,
I remember saying to the nurse in my room, "Please tell me I didn't hit another vehicle. Please."
She was shocked. She told me in her over 20 years as an ER/Trauma nurse she had see many people come to the ER because of someone Driving Under the Influence, both victims and responsible party for the accudent. Some didn't make it, some did. She told me in all that time not ONE drunk driver had ever said anything like that to her. EVER. She said, "Your car was the only one involved. The only person's death you were responsible for last night was your own." She then told me about the defibrillator being used twice. Your chest wall is bruised for about six weeks from it. It's painful to even think about breathing, talking or laughing during that time. The nurse asked me what the last thing I could remember before the wreck was. I remembered meeting my friends at our usual spot after work and the thing was waking up in the hospital room I was in at that moment. The only part of that wreck that has creeped into my conscious memory was hearing what sounded more like a ghost than a person saying, "We're about to lose...." and that surfaced just a few years ago.
One of the state troopers that worked my accident called me two days later to see how I was doing. He asked me if I had seen my car yet. I told him yes, I had seen it. He then asked me, "Do you think you were lucky?" I responded, "No. I do not now, nor have I ever, believed in luck or coincidence." He said, "That's good to know. I've worked accidents not nearly as bad as yours that were fatalities. You never should have been able to even walk away from that wreck and you did.
I don't know what it is that is so important you still have to do on this Earth, but promise me you will do your best to figure it out. It's like you were coccooned, protected somehow, sitting in that driver's seat." I made him that promise and am still keeping it 16 years later. There wasn’t one single scratch on the driver's side roof or door. The window of the driver's side door was completly intact. There wasn’t one single scratch or dent in the driver's side door. The roof directly above the seat on the driver's side didn't have one single scratch, not one single dent. The rest of that Monte Carlo was DETROYED beyond any repair, the engine included.
He's right. I walked away from something no one should have survived. I was 42 years old and given a second chance by reckoning I had not earned and didn't deserve.
I still feel that way sometimes. We are only given a second chance in life like that once. I chose to take very good care of mine. I wasn’t willing to hedge my bets that I would walk away from anything like that wreck ever again. That wreck is without exception, one of the best things that has ever happened to me and I'm grateful for it every single day. I don't miss the alcohol or the bars at all. I've been sober since that wreck.
I don't count my sober time by weeks, months or even years because to me, today is the most important day. The mantra that works for me still is, "Just for today. I can do this; just for today." Different things work different people
Just for today, I can do this.
I hope and pray anyone struggling with alcoholism or addiction of any kind makes it Just For Today. ❤
~ APRIL LIPKE
Thank you for taking the time to share this. ❤❤
@@tvsRN I still hold to the mindset that if my story helps just one other person change their life from one of alcohol and drugs, then it was worth it. Truth be told, that night really is one of the VERY BEST things that has ever happened to me. 😉 The all too painful truth is the ONLY PERSON that can save an alcoholic and/or addict is THEMSELF. I can't count the number of times I've heard family members say, "What did I do wrong to make you/them turn into an alcoholic and/or addict? What should I have done differently?" And that is where the problem gets compounded. Family members, friends, etc need to understand one very important thing: IT'S NOT ABOUT THEM OR WHAT THEY COULD HAVE/SHOULD HAVE/WOULD HAVE DONE DIFFERENTLY. In fact, it has NOTHING to do with them. So when their Victim Mentality kicks in, all they manage to do is drive their alcoholic and/or addicted loved one further away from them and further away from getting clean and sober. They need your support, your love and for you to really HEAR what they're saying. That CAN NOT include trying to shoulder any of the responsibility or blame. Those things were never yours to begin with. There is only one door that is the entrance and exit to being an alcoholic and/or addict. Only one; it just looks different to each one of us. As I told my family, I wouldn't want someone I don't particularly like to know what it is to fall so far they discover rock bottoms basement has a basement of it's own. Not even so much as a pinpoint of light penetrates that darkness.
Each and every one of us has a small piece of the 5 or 6 year old child we once were in a very special place in our heart. That part of us that believed we could achieve ANYTHING we set our minds to, that knew hope wasn't a "thing", but something very, very real and tangible. The day I slipped away from my "friends" in that abyss of endless night was terrifying! You can hear them calling out your name, but you sit, silent, frozen, hoping they want stumble across you in the dark. After awhile, their voices sound further and further away, until you don't hear them anymore. That's when you begin crying silently, then sleep, and then that process repeats itself over and over and over again. It is where being lost and feeling completely hopeless lives. For me, I felt this little hand reach out and it took hold of mine. Then this little voice so calmly and compassionately said to me, "It's OK. Don't be afraid;
I can show you the way out. It feels like you've walked for days, stopping to sleep, moving quietly so not to be discovered looking for the exit. For your way out of the darkness. Then one day, you realize that you aren't surrounded by pitch black, but more of a black mist that gets lighter with every step you take. When that must becomes a hazy gray, you see what appears to be the outline of a door...that's when terror strikes every fiber of your being. I stopped, and I see this little girl that looks to be 5 or 6 years old. I say, "How do I know you're really showing me the way out? I don't even know who you are! I don't even know your name!"
With that, the little girl turned around and looked me right in the eyes and said, "Yes you do know me. You have known me always and you know my name because I am you. When you couldn't hear me anymore, I stayed with you every step of the way. I never left your side; I was just waiting until you could hear me again." I asked, "What if after walking through that door...what if my Mom, Dad and my kids tell me they love me but want nothing to do with me? What then?" That little version of me replied, "Well, that might happen. If it does, you will have to learn to live with it because YOU made that decision FOR THEM. YOU chose the dark path you went down. YOU will have to find it in your heart to respect that decision if it goes that way. I don't feel it will though." The only thing that can save someone that is an alcoholic and/or addict is that little 5 or 6 year old piece of ourselves that still lives within our heart. At least that's how it happened for me. There is nothing quite as surreal is looking at your reflection in the mirror, recognizing the face and physical features, but having absolutely NO clue who the person inside that shell is anymore. A friend told me my experience and how I explained it is what she calls God.
All I know is for me, that experience was very real and it was life changing. I finally knew what peace felt like; I still do.
I pray with all my heary everyone struggling to get clean and/or sober find their way back home too. ❤️🩹
~APRIL LIPKE
@@jameslipke354 I'm a dear friend of Bill W and work in that field. I cannot agree with your sentiments more.
Does anyone know the significance of the uniform colors in Vegas? I noticed that Officer Sittre is wearing dark green for most of this video, but there are plenty of other times like the next-to-last segment when she's wearing tan.
Its just to look good on camera.
I think it's the difference between winter and summer uniforms.
There’s also bright yellow ones which are street cops that I think patrol on bike?
Drugs are a big problem in any country in the world. The obstacle to people trying to cope with this problem seems to be the system itself. One arm of those who actually produce and sell these substances may even appear in politics and the other in the judiciary. Non-deterrent penalties are a lousy legal system. It will only get better if the judiciary and politics give clear support to law enforcement.
Correction: drugs are an issue mainly in usa, and other third world countries. Other western countries don’t really face the issues that usa is facing.
Drugs are NOT a big problem in Saudi arabia
Practically breaking the guys wrists on both sides was ridiculous
Overusing pain-compliance is torture.
It works
Well done Sergent you are the best.
She is great cop. Respect…Scotland 🏴🏴
I could do without the drunk singing Why did they ask him?
Since when is it illegal to spray paint your own car?
they were just pointing out how stupid he is, and tagging of anything is illegal.
as the saying goes "spare the stick and spoil the brat" and rightly so such brats are treated by Jail officials. Once again was really impressed by humane approach of Officer Sittre, great doing mam, she has got a very nice heart
Actually, it's spare the rod and spoil the child.
That's gotta be about the most bent version of that saying I've ever seen. 🤣
I'm with Knitch here. Rod (or staph) and child.
Stick and brat sounds like the trailer park version 🤣
At 2:08 started it. No reason the cop should have escalated the situation.
He should have played "Jail House Rock".
“Smoking drugs” 🤣😂
That woman with wedding anniversary needs protection.
Great job.. love from Scotland 🏴🏴🏴
Speaking from Toronto, I’m laughing at these weed busts.
Wow that's aggressive guy with the staff
Dude said kill them all Metallica 😂
Chick said “I’m kinda pregnant” uhhh 🙄 what?!? “I didn’t do anything wrong”
All these people have excuses for their anti-social behavior.
METALLICA!
had me dead.
Why do they talk about their charges with those cops? That's really stupid.
Officers have to maintain total control in every situation. One unruly inmate can create a massive security risk that can whip others into a frenzy in no time flat. I've seen it happen in booking where one person was able to create a massive racially devided brawl. 7 people had to be taken to the emergency room, 4 with serious injuries, 1 never walked again.
Wow. Excessive force on this guy. He is so trashed he's not capable of real harm. He's in a police station! What a waste of money employing so many cops for ONE GUY!
Yo.. all the song needed was Alex Van Halen ripping it up in the background
Jail is a honest look at the reality of jail, and the human condition. But one thought comes to mind, Remain silent?
Across, not acrossed. It's basic 2nd grade English.
This is why you should never say anything and request a lawyer.
I hate that busking & marijuana is illegal in some places.
10:56 Jeez , Ma and pops must b proud of these 2 fools!