just have my. I wasn't. No one cares. I don't. Okay, well hush it up. You're lucky you ain't in handcuffs right now, bro. You're lucky I'm just trying to go to jail today. CU, I was i g. Nope, bro. You. I just at 21 three weeks ago. The day I came to school. The day I got [ __ ] 21, bro. Lucky you think that scares me. Okay, can I see your backpack? Could you empty your pockets out for me? No one's accused you of anything, but why search me though? You got to what I the no one is above the law, and even badly behaved teenagers are not exempted. Here are five teenagers who thought they were above the law and found out the hard way that wasn't the case, starting with teenagers who thought it was a great idea to steal a car with police officers in sight. He noted, I can't drive. Oh my God, what? Oh my God, officer. How long be in there for? How long be in there for? While investigating an

entirely different incident. Cleveland police officers received and responded to a call about a car being stolen nearby. The officer went after them immediately, and when the chase was on, the officer witnessed the strangest thing ever. Radio, he can barely see over the steering wheel. He was shocked to see the driver was a kid who was barely able to see the road he was driving on. The current situation mandated both caution and urgency from the officer, given that the chase involved a kid, and attempting pit maneuvers or any other means to forcefully stop the car could end up very badly. Get Victor one, got a male running Northbound Stevenson, light skin, great jogging P. He's still in the backyard. He just hopped the fence behind the house of Stevenson. Want somebody to go one street east on Stevenson. As the chase continued, you won't believe what happened next. Two individuals jumped off the moving vehicle, catching the officers off guard. With officers anticipating only the child in the car, the pursuit took an

unexpected turn leading to a foot chase. I mean this [ __ ] back who the [ __ ] is that boy, who the [ __ ] is you boy. Drive, come here, no, come here, come here man, let police, he know this boy can't drive. Oh my God, want to jail, oh my God, I want to jail. He had going the godamn I to ja, hey, I want to jail, hey, hey officer, officer, officer, officer, officer. While the other individual, later discovered to be an older teenager from the neighborhood, managed to escape. The kid who stole and drove the car was arrested, handcuffed, and taken to the patrol car. There he began to beg, and you wouldn't believe how this kid managed to convince the officers. He wanted me to drive it, he made me drive it, he made me drive it, he made me drive it, he made me drive it through a back fence, he made me drive it, he made me drive it, that's only, he made me drive it, huh, he made me.

drive it. You were driving there. Yeah, okay, hold on. Hey, listen, you're not going to try to run or anything, are you? Did he try to run, or the other guy ran? Passenger hopped out here. You're fine, okay? Shaking. They're shaking. The officers believed him, and he was let go. But the individual who fled wasn't as lucky. He was later caught and charged with felony car theft, evading arrest, and resisting arrest without violence. This kid got off easy and only received a slap on the wrist. However, the teenager in the next case had it worse and was facing potential jail time. Where did you get the gun? On March 10th, 2023, a teacher at Viro Beach High School in Florida received a hand note from one of the students reporting a female student bragging about possessing a firearm and threatening other students. The teacher promptly informed the school security, who immediately contacted the police, leading to a very tense encounter. Where's backpack? Supposedly in here. 729, okay. The officer, along with the school

security came up with a plan to safely remove the reported student from the classroom, considering the possibility that she might be armed and surrounded by other students, and any unnecessary use of force could lead to a terrible outcome. Well, we're close, yeah, we're closer to admin than we are anything else. Good morning. Well, today it was reported that you backpack. This is what I'm being told because you gun. That's what I'm just saying. That's what people were saying. Yeah, you can. Yeah, and that's I don't want to do it in the classroom. So obviously, you know, we got to do what we got to do. Okay. She appeared confident, even offering the officers to search her bag, an attempt to likely throw them off and take suspicions away from her. However, as the officer escorted her to his office, the situation took an unexpected turn when the smart officer requested something additional besides having her bag searched, a move which totally caught her unaware and left her scrambling for a way out. You recall, did you ever make a

statement like that yesterday that maybe somebody you were messing around or somebody said they saw it or heard it. They ain't never seen, heard nothing, okay. Can I see your backpack? You have anything else on you that you shouldn't have on you today. Could you empty your pockets out for me, myet, huh, my pockets for what? Cuz I'm checking for the, I thought you were searching my, I'm checking everything. There's nothing then empty your pockets. I don't, huh, I don't feel like empty your pocket. So you're going to be put backup. Uh, I smell weed, but that, I, I will, I'm listen, I'm just explaining to you that I'm doing a safety check. No one's accused you of anything, but why search me though? We have a serious allegation, so we are going to search you, okay. But can you call my mom? Cuz I don't feel this is necessary. It was other kids in the classroom. I know, stand up, stand up, wait, wait, why? Because I'm telling you to stand up, stand

up yeah you're not under arrest. You understand that? Okay, okay. I miss him. No, sir. I don't feel this is necessary to search me, though. Her refusal to empty her pockets was a clear indicator for the officers that the reports were accurate, and her continued resistance resulted in her being handcuffed. She soon tried another tactic in an attempt to evade the officer's search. You got a what? I use the back. Okay, well, okay. Probably some shake down on the bottom of that's prils broil. Okay, don't be upset with me. I'm what's up with you, but why are y'all searching me? I told you why. The officers were not fooled by her tricks, and she was only delaying the inevitable. The officer went ahead to search her, and what they found did not come as a surprise. I'm going to step out for a second. Stop st out. Okay, come on, come on. Oh my God, son. That's my wallet. Just go ahead, tell him signal zero. We Y Yankee Ain nothing on the sear. Oh my God.

is this necessary? Yes, ma'am. Yes. I don't have nothing else. I swear I don't. Just cooperate, bro. I am Cooper. Oh my God, bro, you serious? Sit down. The report. Ed firearm was discovered in her pockets, indicating that she had lied to the officers. Her situation was already as bad as it were. A possession of a firearm on school premises is a very big charge. Now coupled with resisting and obstruction makes her situation even worse. The truth has been revealed, and her only way out is attempting to talk her way out of it. But given her previous unsuccessful attempts to convince the police, it would be dumb to bet on her success. I didn't harm nobody. You're in possession of a firearm. Understand that. I understand that, but no one was received. It doesn't matter if anybody's harmed. You're not allowed to possess a firearm, period. Let alone on school grounds. Her excuse of not having hurt anyone, combined with the claim that she brought the gun to school for self-

protection from bullies were laughable as the reports claimed she had bragged about the gun and even acted aggressively, threatening other students with it. I'm just der. Can I make a phone call, please? Not right. You can make a phone call when you get to the in County Jail. The county jail? Yes. Are you serious? Yes. As she was about to be taken to jail, her reaction was incredibly funny as she somehow believed she would be let off the hook and released after bringing a firearm in school. I'm going to talk to you because I'm your administrator. Are you serious, bro? No one was. You're walking around in school with a gun. I understand that, but no one was har. Sir, I don't care. It is a felony to have a weapon on school grounds. Plus, you were a juvenile or did you turn 18? I'm 18. 18 now. Okay, so you're going to the county jail. Okay, you serious? Yes. I can't even call. Can you call my mom for me? We will call her. Well, you could call her from

the jail. Oh, she was taken to the county jail and charged with possession of a weapon on school grounds. During the trial, her mother argued otherwise, claiming her daughter's innocence and alleged the police did not do their job correctly. If you're enjoying this video so far, please don't forget to like and subscribe. While some students show up to school with firearms, some turn up heavily intoxicated with bottles in hand, as was the case with the teenager in the next incident. Was no cares. I don't okay. Well hush it up. Yeah knock it off. Okay you too. On March 7th, 2019, a Los Cruces police officer was dispatched to a high school following reports of a minor female student arriving at school drunk. Upon arrival, the officer received a report that she was resisting and being combative with the school staff, and upon contact with her, he soon experienced her aggressiveness firsthand. It's right there. It's not in here. We just... It's right there. It's not right here unless

you guys want to see my [ __ ] underwear. Can you drop it right? It's right there in her. It's right there. I can see the bulge in your P. It's right there where I can see the bulge. What bulge? She how's the well. You guys want to look at my other or what. Her attempts to deny drinking or being in possession of alcohol were pointless as the bulge was clearly visible through her clothing. All right. The nurse is going to check him out real quick. I do have to read you your rights. Okay. Cuz I am going to charge you with uh minor allowing herself to be served with alcohol. Okay. When uh I don't know. The nurse did that test. Okay. So the test came back like I had it. Yes. So you do have a right to remain silent. Anything you say canon will be held against you in a court to law. Um do you understand what I just told you. Yeah. Do you want to tell me or not. I am going to charge regardless.

Whether you give the bottle up or well, the nurses will probably could get her belonging, but I can't, okay? Despite a refusal to be searched, the officer still informed her of his intent to make an arrest. While they awaited the school nurse to retrieve the bottle from the suspect's underwear, she was permitted to call her mother, during which she began Behaving Badly towards both the officer and the principal, using profanities, which did not set well with the officer. The consequences of her Outburst were very harsh, as she would soon find out shortly. Nothing, they knock it off with the language behind, okay? If I, you know what, could you pulled it away? I'm not going to fight you for it, well trying to. I can sure tell you were trying to, no wa listen. I just have my wasn't no cares. I don't, okay? Well hush it up. At this juncture, the officer reached his limit with her behavior, and the methods he subsequently employed were to say the least rather forceful. Yeah, knock it off.

you to h no stop you're under a RS move no you're not going to get my other arm already got it he physically lifted her off the ground carried her up and slammed her to the ground despite her continued resistance she proved no match for the officer who eventually subdued her now in handcuffs it took four people including the nurse to retrieve the bottle from her underwear even with her restrain having heard all the commotion over the phone earlier during her daughter's call the suspect's mother arrived shortly thereafter and from the mother's behavior and actions her daughter's Behavior didn't seem so strange anymore when I went why you back there for She's been drinking alcohol where did she get that from I don't know ask her but she's detain back there nobody tell I'm going to sue all you you can sue but she's detained okay you can pick her up in a little she's detain I detained her where where's my daughter why did you detain her you put your dirty on my daughter I

you grabbed her like that. She's going to be charged. Charged with what? She's going to be charged with battery. Why you guys threw to the room, right? You're in the area calling me. She's going to be charged battery on a school personnel and minor per of alcohol. Record it. You can do Rec. I'm recording it right now too. That's really illegal what you guys to my daughter. All you guys, you all basically physically attacked her. Where's my daughter? I need don't know. I need don't know. I see whatever a minor. You can wait outside. Yeah, my daughter's a minor. I need my daughter. She would rather blame everyone else than her daughter who arrived at school drunk with a bottle of alcohol in hand. And it doesn't take a genius to see where her daughter got her behavior from. The student was released to her mother and given a citation. However, she faced charges of battery on school personnel, resisting arrest, and minor possession of alcohol. Although this teenager was released to her mom and avoided jail time, the teenager in the next case

wasn't as fortunate as she had it way worse. I just guy 21 3 weeks ago. The day I came to school, the day got 21 bro lucky. You think that scares me? No, it doesn't. A police officer was sent to a school following reports of a fight between two female students. The Troublemaker, a 13-year-old, was described as violent and aggressive, even towards school staff. Upon reaching the scene, the officer quickly soon found out how much of a troublemaker she was. Lucky he is right, we're not going back over there. There's no one in here, let's go here. It's not a game, it's not a game. We're not stop, stop, go in the room and chill out. There's no one, that's all it has to be right now over here, okay? It's got to end, can you do that move? Can you go in that room and chill, okay? Move, go ahead, I'm going to trust you. Despite the presence of the police officer, she continued to cause trouble.

only being restrained by school staff, who eventually managed to get her to an empty classroom in an effort to calm her down. But even this didn't seem to work as she began overturning chairs and tables in the classroom. Yes, police officer, some have thought that you're lucky you ain't in handcuffs right now, bro. You're lucky I'm just trying to go to jail today 'cause my wife. I got your gun and sh your ass. Nope, I would try. Where would I get you? It's not going to solve nothing, man. I would not care if I wanted to go to jail tonight, bro. He was look, I just had 21 BR three weeks ago. The day I came to school, the day got up [ __ ] 21, bro. Lucky you think that scares me. No, it doesn't. She tell you damn well I try to go back there. It was very saddening to witness a 13-year-old boast about recently being released from jail and even threaten to harm an officer. Despite this, the officer remained professional, giving her the

chance to regain her composure. Unfortunately, she took another action that made things go bad for her. I didn't mean to throw that at you. Turn around, get on the door. We're not playing this now. You're going to jail. CU, you want to continue playing like this. Now you're going to jail for battery on law enforcement. That's how you want to do this. Then that's how we'll do it. We gave you that opportunity to chill out, but if you want to play this game, we'll play it. It's all on camera. Situation, what was that? Applesauce or something? Mhmm. Y ain't got to be this way. I don't care. Well, you should. Did you just got out doing 21, so you probably getting 21 just so you know, man. It, I don't care, bro. I do that. I don't care right now, bro. She threw a bottle at the officer. Although she quickly apologizes, it would be too late as the officer had reached his limit.

with her terrible conduct shortly after. As she was being escorted to the police car for transportation, she suddenly had a change of heart, which was quite humorous considering her previously unyielding persona. Yeah, the cell phone. She wanted to know why you couldn't give her a free ticket. A free ticket for what, bro? Get I get out of jail free Monopoly? 'Cause you threw a damn applesauce at me. That's I didn't mean to. You did. You said f you purple and threw it at me. You said f you purple and then threw it at me. I video. I said and then threw the applesauce. Yes, throw it at him at my knee. I didn't mean to. Are my good pants too, man? These ain't even the ones with the busted class. That's all right. Look, her apologies were rather too late as she was charged for battery on a peace officer. While this unruly teenager learned a harsh lesson from this encounter, the teenager in the next case learned an even harsher lesson. On May 18th, 2018, officers from the

Seattle Police Department were dispatched to a high school following reports of a fully loaded firearm discovered in a student's backpack, along with the student emitting a strong smell of THC. Upon arrival, the officer quickly moved to retrieve the gun, which would serve as important evidence should they decide to prosecute the case. Backpack cologne to cover up the marijuana. This is okay, know you guys being audio video recorded. Yeah, um, I haven't checked the rest of the backpack, but first pocket I checked, I could feel it. Okay, it's right there. All right, what do they say? I mean, what please? He had left the bag in the room, and so when I um said I'm going to need to go get your bag because he smells like marijuana in classroom. In it was in the classroom. So he was saying I he looked real nervous, and I said do you have something in your bag that you shouldn't have, and he I said marijuana, and he goes not, and he goes well I just don't know there might be something in

There might be something in there, so okay. And I know the 911 officer asked me if I looked, and I said I'm not going to mess with it here at school. Apparently, the school staff had noticed the student to be high while also smelling of THC. The search of the bag was in an attempt to search and probably confiscate any THC left with him before they discovered the unimaginable. So, I will do that unless this gives you guys probable cause to do the rest of the value, whatever the, yeah, we'll take the bag, and yeah, that's fine. Well, we would like to know if there's also drugs, right? We need to see the extent of school-based, yeah. So, now for you guys, is he, I would assume this is an automatic expulsion and all that stuff, okay? Yeah, all right. The school staff asked the officers to provide any additional information if any other illegal substances were discovered in his backpack, as it would help in his expulsion from the school, a consequence little in comparison to the potential jail time he stands to face if found.

guilty of the illegal firearm possession charges. After thoroughly searching the backpack and finding nothing else incriminating, the officers concluded their search. They then proceeded to interrogate the suspect. The interaction that followed and the suspect's excuses were not just shocking but very funny. You understand each of these rights? I have explained them to you, okay? And you're 18, right? Okay, so what's going on today? Why are we here? So I got called down for the Flor and frows that I got in the last week. They said I smelt like weed, and then they went to go get my backpack. They asked me, 'Did I have weed in my backpack?' I said, 'Oops, I might have weed in my backpack,' saying basically, 'Yeah, I have weed.' And then they came down, and they searched me. Then there was a gun in my backpack, and I did not know nothing about it, and I was lost and confused about everything. And then they called you guys down here. Okay, the officers clearly doubted his claim of not knowing the firearm was in his bag, considering he

had brought the bag to school himself, fully packed with his book, sneakers, and lunch, indicating that he had personally packed his backpack with his excuses. Failing to convince the cops, he then decided he wasn't going to go down alone. He didn't know there was a gun in your backpack, no sir. Is it your backpack? Yes sir. How would a gun get in there? I was at my cousin. I spent the night there. He went out, came back. When I woke up to school, grabbed it, left, came here. What's your cousin's name? Ronald. He attempted to shift blame onto his cousin, indirectly suggesting that he believed his cousin had placed the firearm in his bag while they spent the night together. However, officers were still not buying his story. How old is he? 25. He's 25. Where does he live? He lives in De Mo. In De Mo. You spent the night there last night? Yes sir. Who else was with you? Just me and him. Just you and him? Yeah. Okay, so they're saying that you said

there might be a gun in my backpack. No, I said there might be weed in my backpack. I was referring to the weed the whole time. I did not know that was got in my backpack. Okay, did you get ready for the day today with your backpack? No, I just grabbed it and left. What about your lunch that was in there? My lunch has always been in it since last night. It's my main backpack. Then check the other pockets. You check the other pockets. Okay, tired of his lies, particularly when he claimed to have packed his lunch in his backpack the night before. A pretty convenient lie, which suits his narrative. The officers proceeded to take necessary action. Who is Muhammad Ab and who is Caleb Warts? That's Caleb's ID. He goes here. I got that. Why is it in your wallet? 'Cause that's my friend Caleb. Why do you have his ID? 'Cause you left GY and I picked it up and I was supposed to give it to him. Okay, why do you have somebody else's credit card? That I don't know. Had a new wallet, picked it up from

my house. It's always been in there. Never used it. You realize it's a crime just to possess somebody else's credit card. This isn't a new wallet, man. This is... This wallet's pretty beat up. I just got it from my cousin's. It was at his house. Picked it up. It's a wallet, but didn't... didn't check it. Put my stuff in it. Got... go check your wallet before you put stuff in it. No, a long time ago. Come on, just like we don't check the backpack. No, I didn't check it this morning. Okay, go and stand up for me. Face the wall. Okay, you're under arrest. Okay, firearm is stolen. So, you in possession of a stolen firearm. That is what you were under arrest for right now. It's a felony. Okay, understand? Aren't too tight, are they? All right, my phone's in my pocket. That out. So, we already... we closed the door so that the kids won't see him. Goes all... so we... the car, and we'll come back in and get some information for you.

[Applause] guys. Grandma, okay, I'll come back. He was taken to jail and charged with unlawful possession of firearms and stolen property. If you enjoy True Crime content like this, please like, subscribe, and watch this one.

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