[Music] She works for me, so she called me. She was up at the office. I don't know what the did boyfriend's one of these godamn. You know, I didn't even see you get out of the car. Get my car. Why? Get me the out the car. What is wrong with you? Oh my God, I cannot wait to call my like this is am my blow. Let's take a look at the heart-pounding moments when law enforcement officers are put into unimaginable situations. Witness the shock, disappointment, and moral dilemmas faced by officers who, during routine stops, find their own children unexpectedly in the company of suspects. Watch what happens when Duty and regret try to break the bond between parents and their children. Welcome to the state of Ohio, where a patrol officer spotted the daughter of a private investigator and a Ford Explorer making an illegal right turn and immediately pulled her over. It got off to a rocky start when the driver stated that she didn't have her driver's license with her. Um, so reason why I stopped you made that right.

turn from Pearl to Bagley. You met her at the red light, and I'm not sure if you realized, but you almost struck me. I apologize. No, I did not. Okay, you got a driver's license on you. I actually don't have anything on. I just going up to work. I didn't bring anything with today. No, we do just stay time of your info. Yeah, you're supposed to treat it well. That right there, you can't even make a right turn at this time. Light started working office. I'm not really used to cereal right now. I'm so sorry. Thereafter, the officer also caught a whiff of weed oozing from her car and told her to exit the vehicle so he could conduct a probable cause search. This was when the situation went from rocky to chaotic. Is there anything illegal inside this vehicle? Who smokes weed in here? It's just my car. This is just my car. Is there nothing illegal? Can I look inside? For not to. I again, I apologize. I was just heading home. Like, I really, I really

didn't know that like I can't Char R there. I'll 100% aware of it now. So the reason why m is cuz I do smell weed and I I really didn't mean to like I had no idea. I'll be super aware of that intersection from now on um I'll be way more give me a favor because we're going to cause traffic back up here. Here can you just pull into that street right here just make a right. Sure. All right. I appreciate that. It's just um safety wise Traffic Safety wise excuse me um so yeah that's that's the reason why I'm asking is because I do smell weed. Obviously I'm not if if there is some in here you're not going to get sighted or anything for it like a roach or something like there might be something like that but I don't I don't know get hop in my head. I got you yeah like I don't we don't site no more for those uh I I just my only concern is if there's

anything else other than that. That's why I'm asking you. Is it okay if I take a look? This is what I got. This is. But that's not. I'm asking. I prefer not to like. So based on that, I could just so you know. Okay, I prefer if you didn't. Okay, well, I'm telling you based on that. I understand. I prefer if you didn't. Like again, I'm super sorry. It was seriously. It was just an accident. Like I really didn't mean to. After almost 10 minutes of enduring her childish antics, the officer's patience wore thin and he gave her one last chance to comply with the order to step out of the vehicle. What happens next will blow your mind. Are there any firearms in the vehicle? No, sir. Okay, yeah. So listen, I'm going to tell you. If you do not comply, if you do not get out within the next 30 seconds, I'm breaking this window and you're being drug out. Do you understand that? Do you understand that? If you do not comply, I've given a lawful order for you to

Exit the vehicle 10 times. If you do not comply within 30 seconds, I will break the windshield and drag you out of the car. Do you understand that? I don't think I can make that any more clear to you. You must exit the vehicle. Okay, you can post this. You can think you're cool posting it on the internet. You are wrong. You are wrong. Okay, so you must exit the vehicle. You can peacefully exit the vehicle. Yep, scared. This is all on you. Okay, I'm thoroughly scared. This threatening my safety. Andis on the SC refusing to exit the vehicle. Um, you can please show up here. Okay, I'm going to break the window if you do not exit the vehicle. I really need, I need a supervisor here before you take those kind of extreme measures. There's no, no sir, please. I need a supervisor on the scene. Officer, I need a supervisor on the scene. I need a supervisor on the scene. I need a supervisor on the scene. Head by your back right now. Hands behind your back right.

now stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop [Music] resisting. Let me get the out your hand. I'm not letting go of that. Okay, I'm going to put her on top of the car. Thinky your sa. You are being recorded by three of our cameras, and now you're under arrest for obstruction. How's that, huh? That's what you wanted, right? After being pulled out of one car and placed in the back seat of the police vehicle, she finally got her wish. The officer supervisor arrived at the scene to speak with her, and while she was in the car recording, she already called her father, who currently works as a private investigator, and he's on his way to the scene to. So, I'm the supervisor of the shift. Um, so can you explain to me what happened and what led to the situation that is here now? Um, who's this officer who just walked by, the gentleman in the ball cap there? Yeah, um, he's the one who initially pulled me over. Um, I apparently accidentally cut him off. Okay.

I'm not familiar with that intersection. I was unaware that it was um. It's actually my father right there. Okay, I was unaware that I could turn right there. I started recently working with him, his office on okay. He's a private investigator um, been in criminal justice for over 30 years. And so I was actually out there doing some work uh. I had ah head home, didn't realize I made a mistake uh. The officer in the ball cap or the yeah, the officer in the ball cap someone was um, pulled me over initially. I didn't realize I made a mistake. You to exp my car spell with marijuana. I was like okay def pull over here. I did um. He called me back up, the second gentleman there ordered me out of the car. I was confused as to why uh, demanded that I get out of the car. I told him I felt scared and unsafe and he proceeded to bust my window out okay. And now I'm handcuffed in the back of a cop car okay, very unaware of exactly what

I've done wrong besides accidentally turning red on a red light on accident, so um, I'm very scared, okay, and I'm very uncomfortable, all right, um. I'm very upset about my car, uh. I didn't mean to, I didn't mean to turn red. I am sorry. I would have gladly taken the ticket for smelling like marijuana. Like, I didn't know I did anything wrong, so I'm very shaken right now. I didn't know I did something, and I just wanted to go home. I want to go see my kids. I want to go see my husband. I don't want to be here right now. So, in several things in the state of Ohio, a traffic stop is a detainment. It's a tra, a traffic law is a law. So, when you're pulled over for the police officer, you have to abide by what the police officer is asking you to do, okay? Grounds, there are stipulations and things like that. I'm educated enough to know if an officer of my, okay, even, even

without the smell of marijuana. If you pull over and an officer asks you to step out of your car, that's not true. The supervisor wasn't the only one to make a special appearance at the scene. The woman's father, a private investigator, also showed up. However, he wasn't as supportive as you might have expected. He claimed that her boyfriend had poisoned her mind and turned her against law enforcement. Hello, hi, I'm Dad, yeah, you explain that. Yeah, so um, I'm former law enforcement, private investigator office. Yeah, she explained that as well. She works for me, so she called me. She was up at the office. I don't know what the did, but boyfriend's one of these goddamn Sovereign, you know. Okay, well, I yell at him all the time, so that's why I, I, yeah, we can see you can release her great. That'll be I, you know, that's my car. It's insured under my name. Um, I'd be happy to, but I'll make sure she go to court or whatever she got to do. Um, I don't know.

if that hard on me or not, but we could see, you know, just from talking to her in a little bit of the back of the car here, you could see the tinges of The Sovereign citizen or at least the belief. Okay, one of those came out of the car when we actually opened up the passenger side door. So, well, I'm going to go back over the office. I got my dog's over there. I got to get him home, and then, um, okay. But if she needs me to come get her, she was given the tickets and then released to her father. This daughter of a law enforcement agent was charged with obstructing official business, open container, and traffic control devices. At least her father was a bit understanding. In the next case, when this police officer found his daughter in a suspect's car, he lost his mind. Officer John Kovak sat quietly in his patrol car after a heated argument with his daughter about her African-American boyfriend, Makai Coleman. He then decided

to stake out the boyfriend's residence, waiting until he saw him drive out, at which point he ultimately pulled the vehicle over. You can get out. What? You're going to jail. What? Get out. What? I see my car. We'll make it up as we go. From his remark, We'll make it up as we go, it's blatantly evident that this isn't just your regular traffic stop. Officer Kovat has malicious intent and an agenda behind this arrest. Hey, guns, knives, weed on you. What's that? Obviously, go get smart before I can do something to you even more. [Music] 121, 124. I think I'm playing with you. Have a seat. 25 over 34 Ash. I to you. Get out of the car. Can I tell you car? The passenger who opened the door turned out to be a friend of Officer Kat's daughter. By chance, Makai had parked his car in front of this friend's house, which led to a heated confrontation between Officer Kovat and the friend's mother. Your dad know my... My daughter's in your

house. My dad, yeah, or is your M there. My daughter in there. No, you would like to check. She's not here. Where? Why is there a computer there? I just got home. I'm making dinner. My kids went to Walmart. Why would your daughter be in my house? I don't know. You don't. So if I check and you're lying to me, you're going to jail. You could check, and I'm not lying to you. See if I'm not lying. I don't know why you me. I don't have to. Well, I was told she was here, so if I check, I know you and Li. Well, that boy's been harburn her. Okay, I heard she was suicidal. All right, I don't know anything about what's going on. I'm sorry about with my own kids. So I could, so I can come in and check, right? She's getting a ticket 'cause she wasn't wearing her seat Bel, so that's going to cost you your daughter. So that's going to cost $2, officer. Kovat eventually enters the friend's house to search for his

daughter, despite having no legal authority to do so. After the search, he returns to issue the friend a ticket for not wearing a seat belt. He then goes on to accuse the friend's mother of obstructing his so-called investigation. What your information, you're getting a ticket for not wearing your seat belt. I had my seat belt. No, you didn't. You go to court then, okay. I had my seat belt. No, you didn't. Yes, I did. You well, you can plead not guilty. You can go to court then. I had my seat belt. Go back in your house. No, I don't have to. How you do? It's going to look very when we go to court and I that ticket. How I'm going to tell the judge that you came to my house, you ask you're being disorderly. Did you like to ja, you making dis being dis. How am I being disorderly? A seat belt. I was wearing my seat belt. You making this person, you want to take my daughter because you think your daughter is in my she was. Belt is going in your person. It's

on video. You shouldn't take her with the uniform. It's on video. It is personal. You accuse me of your daughter being my. Would you like to. How. How am I being disorderly? I'm trying to conduct an investigation. You're obstructing me. You're obran. You're using police time. You're using time. This your. I'm going to call 911. Call 911. Your. So let's call 911. Call 911. You're going to jail because I'm calling 911. It is my right to. This is not an emergency. You're using the apartment time to look for your daughter. No, I'm not. Well, I'm allow to at this moment. The officer finally revealed his true intentions to everyone. After the threat of calling 911, he decided to let his daughter's friend and her mother go. However, what happened next was something no one could have anticipated. His own daughter was right there in the car all along. I didn't even see you get out of the car. Get my car. Go ahead. You guys are man. You can

they can go with you. My car. Goodbye. What? Goodbye. What? Goodbye. Get my car. You can't. You can't take me. I am 18. Goodbye. You can't take her. He's an adult. Goodbye. Hey, you can get back in the car. You're in the... No, you're not. Get in my car. Why you taking me? Get in my car. Why you taking me? You have to give me a reason. Officer Kovach abused his authority as a cop and essentially abducted his own daughter, intimidated her friends, and threatened an innocent woman with arrest. Though it appears he has reaped the rotten fruits of his work because currently his name no longer appears on the Lorraine Police Department website. Up next is an intoxicated woman who threw the tantrum of her life because her father is a cop and she felt harassed. On this fateful night, an officer saw a blue Dodge Charger driving around with a trunk completely open. When he pulled her over for a traffic stop, this young woman was identified as Jada I count please Le I.

pulled you over. First of all, are you probably not even where you so worried about why I'm pulling you over. My trunk open. Yes, yeah. I just seen it up on the dashboard. I didn't even know my trunk was open. It's a new car. Go ahead. Yeah, D with you from the smell of her breath and her demeanor. The cop was very confident that she was impaired. He didn't want to waste any time and requested that she perform field sobriety tests, to which she agreed. You mind taking some voluntary field sobriety test? Make sure you K to drive. What do you mean? If there are some tests that we can do on side of the road to make sure you okay to drive it to everybody. I mean, it's I don't even know these people. Do you know these people? I okay. Like, cuz I've never done this before. So if I do this and I you'll be free to go. Yep. Okay, that's fine. Cuz I'm not Dr. All right, step out for me. Step off my car for a second. Hands

down to your side, feet together, just like this. Okay, all right, what you're going to do, you follow the tip of my finger with your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? M. Okay, don't move your head. Okay, go ahead. [Music] Keep your hands down. Stop. Keep your hands down to your side. If you put your foot down, just pick it back up and keep going. Okay, okay. You want me to start over? Yep. All right, let me know when to go. Go ahead. 10012 134567 10089 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 20178 2019202. I see my foot down. Yep, that was a workout. Come sit over here for me. All right, be honest with me. How much you have to drink tonight? I literally went to the Mexican restaurant and dve. Okay, what about tonight while you out here? Be honest. My friend's been drinking and you haven't had one drink? Not a drink? Did I not? What's going on? Because I'm, I'm, I'm asking. I'm giving you a

chance to be honest. I'm giving you a chance to be honest with how much you have to drink tonight 'cause I can smell on your breath but nothing. How much you had to drink tonight? Not a lot. I have dra. What's not a lot? I have not drawn. Give me a number like two shots, two beers, two mixed drinks, like how much I drunk a beer. Okay. How long ago was that? Maybe like the block party started at 4:00, so like around 3:30. It's 12:00 right now. 3:30. I would not be smelling your breath if you had it at 3:30. That's a long time probably so 'cause I drunk a beer and I don't drink a beer. Well, well, I mean, I'm sure you've ate some food prior to that, right? I haven't ate anything. I'm trying to go home so I can't. Well, I wouldn't. I wouldn't be smelling your. I wouldn't be smelling alcohol in your breath right.

now if all right do me favor turn around turn bring back okay no yep why no it was at this point that all hell broke loose. Jada felt that she had been cooperating with the cop up to this point, but when she realized she was still going to get arrested, she let it all out. This is probably the first time in history that a suspect is willingly requesting for the breathalyzer test. That's that whole test. It's no. It's no impairment. I'm not even drunk. You haven't even asked me to blow. If you really thought I was drunk, you would have asked me to blow. So can I get my phone so I can call my people? 'Cause I don't get this, and I've been trying to be real nice with you. Can you get my phone? I'm 22 years old, and I don't get this for real. Nut it up on you. Anybody else would have went crazy on you doing right, yeah, but you can't be sitting behind me, so back up. I'm behind.

you I'm too much. Everybody else has been out here drinking way more than me. I don't get this. So, I'm reading this to you, and I yes, I want my phone. Can you get my phone out of the car, please? Why didn't I? Why didn't you do this? Like, I was drunk. Why didn't you just let me first? He's tripping out, like, for real, and I really know what I'm talking about. As she got more and more angry, the cop read out the prerequisites for taking a blood and urine alcohol test. Just take a test of your blood, breath, body substance for the purposes of alcohol, drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia job, your pillar job state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Your refusal to submit to blood and urine testing may be offered into evidence against you at trial. If you submit to testing, the results indicate an alcohol concentration is .08 g or more with your license or full job on your state may be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Will you

submit to the statement: chemical test of your breath, yes or no, at the station. Jada warns the officers that they're going to be in big trouble when she gets to call her daddy, her police officer daddy, and then she calls them every derogatory name known to man. This is essentially the biggest tantrum you will ever see. You've been wanting to lock me up all night since you stopped me, so let me the out. What is wrong with you? When I'm done my paperwork, we will get out. You have to do this with me in the car. Yes, I do. You a hoe, bro. You a hoe. You a hoe. You a hoe. You a hoe. Let me out the car. Let me the out the car. You don't have the windows down. I already told you that I need air. You just want to sit me in here so I can be miserable and freak the out on your. Let me the out the car like you literally provoking me. Get me the out. What is wrong with you? Why you couldn't do all when you was at the

thing you're in you're unprofessional. Get me the out the car. What is wrong with you? Oh my God. I cannot wait to call my daddy. Like, this is mind-blowing. I cannot wait to call my daddy. Gosh, like, and I cannot wait to call my daddy, dog. I cannot wait to call my Daddy. I cannot wait to call my daddy 'cause I'm really not here right now. Like, this is out of control. Like, y'all is hoes. Like, you a ho, bro. You a ho, bro. You a ho. Like, the officer that just came, he would have never did you a hoe, dog. And you got something to prove. Let me the out the car. Like, you a ho. Let me ow. Jada was eventually charged with DUI, possession of an open container, uttering terroristic acts and threats, and battery on a law enforcement officer. Thank you for watching this video. If you'd like to watch another fascinating video like this, click on one of the boxes on your screen right now.

When Cops See Their Kids In Suspects' Cars

When Cops See Their Kids In Suspects' Cars