Lady Wakes Up at the Gas Pump and Throws a Fit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ม.ค. 2023
- 6/21/22 [07:00 AM] Escambia County, FL
Officers are called to a gas station where a lady is asleep in her car while at the pump. According to the suspect, she had fallen asleep while waiting to get gas money from a friend and had been up for 24h prior to that. Police discover that the car may be reported stolen by the owner that is currently incarcerated. Police remove her from the car to figure out what the deal is. It goes down hill from there.
At the time of arrest, the suspect was not charged with Grand Theft. It's unclear what type of arrangement the suspect had with the owner.
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Absolutely love that she said she was waiting to be sent gas money, and the cop pulls multiple hundred dollar bills out of her pocket. You can't make this up.
I can sympathize with her. I absolutely hate getting woken up when I'm driving.
Kaleb is praying his phone doesn't ring.
"Either I stole the car or the meth is mine. You can't charge me for both."
I like how the cop just shuts the door while she is in mid rant.
"I ran out of gas and have no money"! (Cop pulls a $100 bill from her pocket...LOVE IT)!!!
Absolutely love how he keeps shutting the door while she's yelling!
My favorite part of these videos is when the suspect is ranting in the back seat and the cop shuts the door on them mid-sentence.
Sleeping at a gas pump in a car you don't own with no ID... and she doesn't think they have cause to question or detain her. Priceless.
As Ron White said "she had the right to remain silent but not the ability"
Cops are special people. I don't know how they deal with dregs like this without completely losing their minds.
"If you are a CI, you're a crappy CI because you're not supposed to tell us you're a CI." Priceless.
Legend has it that Sgt. Caleb sits by his phone to this day, waiting for that fateful phone call.
Shutting the door in her face repeatedly is giving me LIFE
I love how this Cop refuses to argue with her.
I could watch the door be shut in her face a million times and not get bored.
"You have any felonies?"
“I stole the car, I’m not responsible.” She is an angel of light.
So many times this could have been me. I am a recovering alcoholic and drove impaired all the time. I got into a car accident with two of my children and wasn’t taken to jail right then. I was let go from the hospital and sent home after being told the officer was getting a warrant for my blood results. I was scared and knew a warrant for my arrest would be issued. The fear and guilt sent me into a very deep spiral my drinking got so much worse my husband was at a loss on how to help me. He begged me to stop, he threatened to leave nothing would make me stop. Then he informed me he was sending the kids and I to my sisters for the summer I spent the day drinking feeling sorry for myself I wanted to go but I also knew he was getting rid of me. When he got home he asked me if I had been drinking I told him yes and we got into a fight. I called the police on myself because I just didn’t want to live anymore the two officers that showed up were kind and gentle I went to the hospital on a psych hold. My husband went shopping for me so I would have decent clothes when I was released then made the five hour drive to my sisters to drop my children off so he could work and focus on me. I still didn’t believe I was an alcoholic until the drive home from the psych hospital when all I could picture was the vodka I had hidden. I told my husband I needed a meeting he drove me straight to an AA meeting and then after some research we found a rehab for me to go to. I have been sober for 2 years and 3 months now. He stood by me and I thank God everyday I was blessed with that man. You can overcome addiction if you put in the work.
That officer slamming the car door in her face multiple times is hilarious.