'It's Called a F***ing Needle:' Combative Felon Kicks Jailers During Booking (JAIL)
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- Опубликовано: 17 дек 2022
- In this intense episode compilation from the hit reality show JAIL, a recently released felon finds herself back behind bars after allegedly being caught with contraband during the booking process at Clark County Jail. The woman, who had just completed a four-year prison sentence, becomes increasingly aggressive and confrontational with the jailers as they attempt to search her. Tensions escalate as the suspect resists the officers' efforts to maintain order and security within the facility. In another featured segment, a routine search of a female inmate yields a surprising discovery - a unique and potentially dangerous self-defense weapon concealed on her person.
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JAIL is a gritty, unscripted reality television series that follows real-life inmates from the moment of their arrest through the often unpredictable booking and incarceration process at jails across the United States. Each episode features a diverse cast of characters, ranging from belligerent drunk drivers to hardened criminals, as they navigate the challenges and conflicts that arise within the walls of the correctional facilities. The show offers a raw, unfiltered look at the daily lives of both inmates and the dedicated corrections officers tasked with maintaining order and safety in these high-stakes environments. With its dramatic confrontations, unexpected twists, and behind-the-scenes access, JAIL provides a compelling glimpse into the harsh realities of the American criminal justice system.
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Watching these makes me glad I’m sober and on my way to my boring job 💪
Good for you 🙂
What a great attitude!
Cheers! Xoxo
Me too and sleeping after a long day 🥰
You eventually learn boring is GOOD xo
Imagine going to jail for a misdemeanor and coming out with a felony.
Yeah I was thinking the same thing.
You would be flabbergasted to know how often it happens 😂
At least 2 felonies. Assaulting an officer and bringing contraband into a jail.
@@edsloan8535 Depending on state law in Nevada she might not be facing a contraband charge. The needles were found upon the initial search while being booked. If they had made their way into a cell block she would have at least faced an institutional charge, though, likely costing her 30-60 days in solitary confinement without commissary privileges. I agree that she was likely attempting to get them into the cell block, though -- I hear the going rate for a used needle is 50 soups and 15 honey buns. 😃
Exactly why the 2nd amendment.... Listen to these Excuses to take your freedom🇺🇸❤✌🌱🌱
Sad to see a woman who could possibly do much better in life ending up like this.
It's the "junkie mentality" the tears are for herself not her Daughter, give them an inch they'll do You over the second you turn your head! Such a "cop out" everything they say and do is self serving, can't stand it!
Im not was pretty could have married a nice guy but instead she decided to party do drugs. No sympathy at all
@itslaboosh That's usually something someone from the middle east says, which is incredibly ironic
@@hyun1141 I'm guessing Turkey lol
@Pascal's wager You sound mad. Stop projecting. We all know you have skeletons in your closet. 😆
The girl with the needles... My heart breaks for her. I've been in her shoes. Thankfully I've been clean since 2012.
💛
so glad you have found a better life too. been sober for 6 yrs now and i have such a wonderful life.
@@Lisalisa2022_ 💕
@@dom4591 thank you. It hasn't always been easy, but the struggles I've endured have made me stronger. ☺️
@@samryon3615 thank you. Congrats on your sobriety. It's not easy, but it is possible. I hope you can continue living the life that you currently are and continue to find happiness in the things that truly matter. 🙏
Sad deal. I could have been so many of those people. The other day me and dad where driving and a guy at a red light had a sign asking for money. Dad said, that’s always been a fear of mine, end up seeing you in that same spot. I’m a army infantry veteran and doing well now but I’ve had my downs that’s for sure.
Go to the VA and ask for help. Make sure to get a counselor that you are comfortable with (ask for a different one if you are not comfortable with the one assigned) and also find
a group of veterans to talk and share with. Don’t wait like my husband until 30+ years has passed (Vietnam Veteran)
and mental health issues have manifested.
Wishing you all the best!
Some of those people holding up signs are fakes, meaning not homeless, they are just lazy not wanting to work. Beware of that.
@L B he said he is doing well now.
JD Lambo
It is a sad deal. Well done for getting your life together and I'm sure your dad's proud of you.
“I’m a little girl, I’m a little girl” That’s the face of someone who has never been held accountable for anything in her life!
That's the face of a get out of jail free card 🤡. Let's hope she stays away from those bad people and never gets in trouble again!
Some are just too abrasive to accept life the way it is, and all they think about is how to get even and win.
@E Presley No, that's the face of someone with m**tal disorders
These cops are WAY OUT OF LINE! They need to calm the F down!!!
Nothing sobers you up quicker than going through the process.
I’m a heroin addict. In 2017 carfentanyl hit the city i was in. I was overdosing daily. Thankfully I wasn’t alone and had narcan or I wouldn’t be alive today.
I’m so grateful for recovery. I’m so grateful for second chances. I’m so grateful I didn’t burden my daughters with the trauma that comes with a parent dying with needle in their arm, like the trauma this young man is still dealing with. 😢
Well said. I am glad you did not overdose. Drug addiction is a very difficult habit to kick. I'm so glad you are a good mum.
❤
That second lady was arrested just because of the way she looked. That’s F’d up!
Profiling
Boo hoo
Exactly. Never been to jail. No drugs on her but u still arrested her.b
Not at all what was said.
I have to hand it to officer Joiner when she says she 'loves her job, and can't imagine doing anything else'. There's no way I'd have the patience or mindset needed to deal with the absolute dregs of society day in, day out, until retirement. Glad we have people like her willing to dedicate their lives to this profession.
What do you think these people's alternative jobs are? neurosurgeon?
@@marcteenhc9793 Why Did They Stripped The Lady To Her Bras And Panties. Assault.
That chick with the 2 needles looks like she's in her 40's. It's crazy she is only 23
Sad
24 with a 9 year old daughter...
She doesn't look 49 but Definitely rough. It's a tough road to travel. Some make it some break down amd adjust. It's super super sad
Be patient.... if she keeps on as now, in 10 years, she'll look like Willie Nelson. Unhappy women deliberately make themselves ugly, to repel the advances of men. So, in 10 years, viola!..... Mission Accomplished!
I love seeing compassion among the LE community. I lived with one for 33 years. I love you, Dad.
Officer Joiner is my absolute favorite. She handles herself very well in all situations. Intelligent and compassionate, but tough when she needs to be. She never gets angry.
Nice friendly voice, like a big sister 😀
She should have a talk with officer Morris and her boss
She wasn't in this clip but Officer Sittre was cute. These were recorded years ago but I almost wouldn't have minded her arresting and handcuffing me back then.
Walking on the roadway is an offense ? 😮😮😮😮
never cross the road again
Ye they wrong for that. Crazy they posted it cause u can see the regret in th officers eyes
"No it's not alright I am in jail" the realest thing to say
Except she didn't because she released on her cognize.
@@ag4allgood Huh? Still went to jail. Maybe she wasn't in an actual cell, but... jail.
@@ag4allgood still true tho
@@jasras5003 shoot just the "turn around and put your hands around your back" starts the scary process
There are worse things than jail
She doesn't need jail she needs help
Jail can be a first, if avoidable, step
Jail has a way of helping you if you have normal mentality
You got to want help first.
Jail is different from prison in yur yur country dude
Jail 1st
It’s sad to see how people can screw up their lives, hope they work things out.
People have trauma, usually caused in childhood and drugs or drinking is their only escape from the pain. Making them criminals is a crime in itself. Just get them the help they desperately need
I got in bad trouble when I was 18, almost did 2 years... I can say the wake up call turned my life around for the better, and made me appreciate life to this day. Some of us need this to happen to realize.. It's just sad that some don't learn from it.
@@AllOuttaBubblegum123 No, it's not necessarily trauma that turns people into this. Lots of addicts have severe mental illnesses that cause them to self-medicate with alcohol and drugs. I used to think that all drugs should be legalized but for a lot of people addicted to hardcore drugs, providing easier access to substances is the last thing they need.
More low cost treatment programs are needed but even that is no panacea. 40-60% of individuals relapse within 30 days of leaving an inpatient drug and alcohol treatment center, and up to 85% relapse within the first year. In my judgement, the most important factor in getting off drugs is taking personal responsibility. Blaming your addiction on trauma or mental problems is not taking responsibility.
I don’t feel sorry for any of these people whatsoever, this tends to happen when somebody you love is taken away because of the actions of some drug addled drunk low life.
@@hakimbandaru1915 Somehow, I don't think you feel sorry for anyone.
A shout out for the correctional staff. That's got to be a tough job day after day. Hope you guys are doing the kind of stuff needed to defuse at the end of your shift. Stay safe and look after your emotional needs for yourselves and your friends and family.
They are horrible in Las Vegas I've been there they treat people like dirt I hurt my neck real bad while there it took them 9 days to help me
Nice thought.
My father was a c.o for 35+ yrs is. HARD CORR JOB n it takes a massive mental
Emotional n even physical
Tole on the family of the c.o if they don’t have healthy coping skills .outlets etc it can do massive damage to the family unit and individual ,retirement saved our family unit in many ways and the job itself is overlooked far too much,however they have a keen insight onto and into a world and human behavior most will never see or understand,however it gives compassion and humanity on an entirely new level as well i have nothing but respect 4 all our uniformed men n women but c.o’s on a next level due to my own father who is one amazing man and human being after all he’s given to the community and more as my father always
Told me as a child “u give respect u get respect but never underestimate the person in front of u”
Hard to imagine doing this for a full day everyday.
@@carminerichards8299 Why Did They Stripped Her Of Her Clothes? Cops
"walking on a roadway" ohhhh noooo
I love how they ask someone politely if they've got anything on them and get upset when they find they've lied, it must be an awful job, dealing with the mess of society.
You’re dealing with drug addicts or alcoholics, I think it’s on you if you assume they’re telling the truth. In fact, maybe you shouldn’t even be working at a place like that I you think you’ll only be dealing with sane polite individuals!
Cops are basically the garbage men/women for the human trash. They deal with the "undesirables" of society. It's a tough job.
Like a felony means anything to her… the problem is felony is for everything now… and now felony means nothing to someone that has one already.
that was a rediculous thing to say; everything is not a felony
@andrew taylor Marshawn Lynch coming back to Seattle again ?
She is one step closer to a life sentence under NRS 207.010. She is going need to clean up or she's headed to Florence McClure for life.
This is true in many ways and also reflects the reason why society seems to be digressing in the states. Broken system no doubt
I guess that means we need to make tougher prisons that way people won't have any desire to be back there. Cut 3 meals per day to 1 and make them work for it.
Arrested for "walking on a roadway". Repulsive.
It’s not her fault she’s ugly, she’s just having a bad night no need to call her repulsive
She’s obviously a repeat offender well known to law enforcement. Walking on a roadway is illegal and a justifiable reason to stop a known felon who is likely to be committing other felonies. It’s commonly used to stop prostitutes, which she is.
They didn't arrest her solely for the fact that she was walking on a roadway they probably made contact with her to tell her that she wasn't allowed to be doing that and ask her why she was,and then asked for ID when they figured out that the ID she had on her wasn't a valid form of ID they took her to the station to properly ID her and make sure she didn't have warrant's.
@@KATANAKAI Yes the person who commented is probably a criminal, criminals don’t like when cops check up on people to protect society
@@KATANAKAI also to “make sure she doesn’t have any warrants” why is that?
It's obvious this girl needs drug rehabilitation which is not something you get in jail. That guy who started crying when before he got his blood drawn clearly has issues because he probably never had his father in his life and his dad od'd on drugs. I'm a recovering heroin addict. I've been clean for 5yrs and 11 months. Jail never kept me sober, yelling at me didn't keep me sober and I had already had my 3 children. It was seeing what my addiction was doing to them and my want to get sober that I got sober.
All blessings to you.
I agree with you. It would be good if the government legalised heroin and provided safe injecting rooms for drug addicts.
I love you
Everyone is different
@@rmsg7504 Hello my name is Suzanne and I'm recovering heroin addict. I'm just in remission. We are no different than that young lady or young man we just carry different scars. We all have a story and I like sharing mine if I can help just 1 person then I know I'm working a program. You are right though we all have our hangups it's just some shows more than others 🌺🌺 God bless you
mannnnn, that tear rolling down ole boys face when he said that his fear of needles came from his dad ODing using needles broke my heart....I felt that.
recovering opiate addict 2.25.2015
I want one of those stun knuckle dusters, very useful! Isn't technology wonderful?
The way some of these cops talk about them really says a lot!
Too soft on them.
It’s scripted you donut 😂
Cuz there’s a camera there
I see very damaged and broken people. That is truly how most end up in jail from 1 or more mental traumas that they just simply could not handle. Maybe at first but after time you do what you do to cope with it. Not all but most of these people.
yes, I agree. Many of these people have trauma. However some of these people are just plain bad.
@@lucyhanna5172 Agreed.
A lot of people turn to drugs to combat their mental issues, so sad!😢😢My cousins wife was Bi-polar and got hooked on opioids, ended up dying from a heart attack trying to go through detox at home. She wouldn't go get a check up because she was afraid the would find the opioids in her blood.😢😢
Why would they ID someone who's just walking down a road? Is that an offence?
Not only is that an offense but it's also dangerous
I agree the way he worded it was like she was just walking down the road minding her business unless I missed something... well they got her finger prints now .. I would have refused to do finger prints for that!
Low hanging fruit.
Kepps em.busy, tho, right
YES! The regulations, laws, etc are dictated by insurance liabilities. "Impeding traffic..." is an offense designed to avoid being sued. Truth be told, many lawyers state you're breaking 40 laws by just driving to work in the morning! This ain't the land of the free. We're as regulated as the Russians were under the U.S.S.R.
No they cut that part out he pulled her over because he was stereotyping.
This is heartbreaking. They're so young 💔💔💔
Last girl is gonna have a long rap sheet in no time, especially with the “I’m just a little girl” attitude
Did you not actually listen to the rest of what she said? She was wasted when she said that. As she sobered up she expressed remorse and displayed self awareness.
She wanted that cop to beat up her little box like a punching bag & I think under different circumstances that cop wanted all that hot little mess. Imagine having those two in a motel room with a big bag of Coke.
@@regisfilia she still sounded a bit entitled throughout the whole thing, but I gotcha
@@vantheman3857 😐
She's a preditor
That 24 year old girl is gonna be the one at the rehab meeting who’s testimony tops everyone else’s.
Wait a sec ... Walking along a roadway?! They can arrest you for walking in Vegas?!
Some cops love beating others up.
So do MMA fighters
Don’t do crimes, don’t go to jail.
There's plenty of people who've been put in jail who are innocent
@@ppinmouth2649 Name one.
@@lastmanstanding2622 if there is no court conviction then technically they are all innocent until proven otherwise, right?
@@lastmanstanding2622
Carlos DeLuna (Texas, convicted 1983, executed 1989)
Ruben Cantu (Texas, convicted 1985, executed 1993)
Larry Griffin (Missouri, convicted 1981, executed 1995)
Joseph O'Dell (Virginia, convicted 1986, executed 1997)
David Spence (Texas, convicted 1984, executed 1997)
Just those put to death that new evidence came to light that would have released them.
@Octomi Everyone, at some point, learns or is taught right from wrong, oftentimes at an early age. There are consequences for actions, whether those are actions are good or bad. Ignorance of laws isn’t a defense from being arrested. While I agree that some are more susceptible to drinking or doing drugs, there are still laws to follow. Don’t do the crime if you’re not willing to be arrested. If you know kicking an officer results in arrest, don’t kick an officer. If speeding results in a ticket, don’t speed. Knowingly hiding a needle in your bra and taking it into a jail, well, you know. One reaps what one sows.
A Mum at 15 😳😳😳 That just shouldn’t happen. It rarely turns out well for the mother or child
Did I just her that right? They brought a women to lockup cause she was walking along a roadway? Wth...
They need the clients to keep them in a job.
i think she was walking in the road instead of along the road
They brought her in cause they couldn't i.d her. Once they did and she didn't have warrants they let her go....
She doesn’t even have a criminal record and asked her if she was a hooker cops are fuked lol
No, you didn’t hear it right. She was walking IN the roadway. When stopped she did not produce a valid ID. If the officer is suspicious of a persons identity he has every right to take you to be identified. THATS why she was taken in. When you are lawfully stopped you are required by law to identify yourself. In this case she was identified and then released.
how is she resisting when already cuffed? On second girl, she’s right by not volunteering info.
If they are fighting with the officers and pulling away from them, they class that as resisting
@@Kayleigh169 because it's resisting.
@@216trixie I know it’s resisting. I was telling the OP that fighting with the officers is resisting even if they are in cuffs
@@Kayleigh169 right I hear you. I think I mistakenly answered your comment and not the OP
She was stopped for walking on a roadway? Is this illegal now?
She was walking like on the road, not a footpath or a crossing.
I thought that was ridiculous too 😒 maybe there was a bit more to it. Like a person loitering in someone's yard or checking out businesses or cars but they didn't say that 🤷
Yes that makes sense, it's obviously illegal to walk next to a road.
Great show , looks like a good police unit to work for !!
Cant stop watching these. Help it’s been almost a whole day and I can’t stop watching these
"The officer felt something in her bra" You'd always have to clarify a statement like that.
Shouting out a thank you, that my parents taught me to be responsible for my actions. And teaching me that even though they loved me, if I would ever go to jail that it's my responsibility to work things out!! I never went, was never arrested!
Congrats. It’s no fun.
@@justincraig398 Your parents raised your right
No excuse to endanger others
In our town back home there was a young man always in trouble. His reason ? "I get hauled in, they feed me, I get a bed, shower, and some sleep....I'm not out in the rain and cold." He ended up in the pen doing 7-10. When he got out...he did everything he could to get sent back. "Hey, I get medical, my glasses, 3 meals a day, clothes and shoes, a bed, I don't have to work...I'm happy" His mom broke down and told this. (she quit helping him way back when he started hitting her and stealing)
If she wants to do dope what is it to everyone else?
You say that til you get a needle in your foot because junkies just throw them on the ground wherever
control
Exactly!!!
I think it may become a public health problem when used bloody needles get left around to be picked up by kids or anyone. That's why there should be places to legally fix and dispose of their works, plus they are equipped for emergencies.
For some people doing drugs makes them violent and paranoid and others can get hurt or even killed by people who do drugs
The title of the video should be "When you have outstanding warrants but you still draw attention to yourself anyway".
I'm the guy who hates the needles too. It's just too much for me to think about a sharp object entering the vein... Just typing it creeps me out
I worked in a 70 bed homeless hostel in central London UK for four years with no powers. No right to detain. I never got pricked because I knew what I was dealing with. Awful human chaos.
I said the same thing for 30 years of my life until that one time, it is to make me sick thinking about doing that, but you get to a point you don't care
@@dawsondetrana5496 So sorry you went through that
This is where...woman give birth!! I little poke in your vein in a sterilized environment ..buck up
It's a phobia. I have it too. Thank your phobia for instinctual safety.
Walking on a roadway.dear lord.its a good thing the cops were there to stop someone's ability to freely move about
Maybe it was in the freeway you weren't there so yea......
@@songlee1253 maybe you should get beaten by cops for no reason so you can understand how it feels instead of vicariously pretending to understand something you watched
You already know that cop saw her off the sidewalk and figured she had drugs or a warrant. If it was someone in nice clothes he would have warned them and moved on
You act like you don’t know right from wrong, you make a mistake that needs fixing. Duh.
Wow really so just because her ID wasn’t valid for no reason for walking in the roadway not jay walking she was arrested and finger printed! Absolutely ridiculous! Good job Las Vegas PD.
They don’t say if she was walking in the middle of a busy road or where…hard to say where she was walking. Just glad she’s safe!
All the boot lickers are gonna comment.
@@SusanH578 yeah the woman that is so safety conscious that has to carry a stun gun with her, is dressed conservatively, is really walking in the middle of the street?
Yeah I'd issue a complaint and sue.
Great comment I've run into this issue before. Government wants to know your every move these days. Wells Fargo will not let you deposit cash in your account without a valid ID. Communism is alive and well in the US of A
They literally put her in the timeout in the corner 🤣🤣🤣
It astounds me that there are so many horrible persons
They stopped that women for walking on a roadway? Are you kidding me? Good for her for carrying a tazer, she's trying to protect herself.
Really … people should not be allowed to have tasers , that’s a weapon and in the wrong person’s hands Is a lethal weapon
@@jodiforeman3314 so people shouldn't be able to use a tool to defend themselves with?
Why would you arrest someone who has no obligation to give up constitutional rights then question them about property after the fact you Kidnapped that citizen for paying your salary?
'you guys really doing it over nothing?' 🤣🤣😂😂
Lord, I would not have the patience.
I felt sorry for the Mohawk guy He was truly scared
I think these cops r so sweet and understand
The simplest way to protect yourself with the police is say I don't answer questions.
You don’t do 4 years for just possession.
This is such an interesting show! Hello from Calgary Alberta Canada 🇨🇦
What a world where a DUI is a misdemeanor and smoking pot is a felony
I love that they put the mean ones in timeout.
You're such a lover! 😄
I don't see them as mean. I have not seen a lot, but the ones I have were very combative and aggressive bc they were drunk or high. In every case so far the chair and a couple of hours does seem to calm them down. It has been a surprise to me.
@@regenia8738 Hi, play along for a second, you wrote: were very combative and aggressive bc they were drunk or high. The definition of mean.
@@Flea-Flicker You are correct. I did not make it at all clear that I was thinking more in terms of a causal link. In my experience, alcohol and drugs can result in a person being what s/he is not normally. I have seen some pleasant people become mean, for example. However, if we speak in terms of definition only, I would have to say you are definitely right!
Strapped to a chair for 2 hours is not "timeout".
The most humane way to stop this cycle of repeat offenders is to confine them for at least 90 days. Without that....they have little chance of recovery.
"Walking on a roadway", oh my. What a serious arrestable felony.
Not a felony, misdemeanor and it’s a lot better than scraping her off the roadway.
Obviously wasn't a felony since the cop dropped her back off.
Now you know just one more way vegas makes its money, crooked evil place!
"KEEP ON KEEPIN ON"
Addiction is a living nightmare that is hard to escape from. And a lot of the times escape is when you’re dead
Why arrest her like that??? It won't help her unless you're offering rehab, support, etc. She looks old for 24 so you know her life is hard. God bless and protect her.
It's not up to the police to offer her treatment, that's the judge's job. Which this day and age the Judge probably will offer her treatment. But going through booking is a necessary part of the process.
The judges court order rehab all the time that's what's probably what's going to happen to her
@@dawsondetrana5496 no they absolutely don’t… Maybe for young first time offenders (occasionally) but for the most part no. Treatment centers are already packed for the most part… They typically don’t do much if anything to actually help.
@@elizabethrymer9213 I work at a treatment center. We get people referred to us by court and probation constantly. They have their own "funding source" that gets them in all the time, often more times than once per patient. So please, site your source? Lol
Because they’re p*gs
As if they give her the tazer back lol
Right lol
"Why do you have a stun gun?"
Is it your business?
"What was her original charge?... "
"Walking on a roadway."
"... because we couldn't identify her, we brought her down here..."
I would make it my new hobby to have that dude separated from his badge.
WTF? In what jacked up place is it an arrestable offense to walk on a roadway? And while walking, not have a valid ID?
Holy crap has our "law enforcement" gotten out of hand.
Im glad someone else noticed that BS. And he said he is going to give her a ride back... What part of protect and serve is that?
Incrementally we are toddling into a Big Brother state, and nobody seems powerful enough to stop it.
The cop should be dismissed from the service, tyrant.
Is she doesn't have an ID, they can legally take her down to the police station to find out who she is.
Also every state has different pedestrian laws.
I did 20 years as a correctional officer in mass, you don’t keep handcuffs and leg irons in a draw, you don’t throw handcuffs on a counter an walk away leaving them, you don’t let inmates, or anyone walk without having physical contact with them, you don’t let them sit or walk around if cuffs or leg irons around other people because there could be a beat down wen someone is cuffed, you talk about safety to people who have needles , any weapons on them when your as the officer practicing unsafe policy’s., get some brains before you guys get hurt..!
I love how these co's/cops think they're therapist. Lol
Sad to see a lot of this. Looks like a busy place.
Hello from Fresno California, My respect and admiration for all Officers specially for the Women Officers how they handle all situations. May God Bless You and Protect You all, and return to your Family safely. Best of Luck.
Refreshing for an arrestee to say its not okay to be in jail. Hope for her.
"I don't answer questions" would have gone a long way.
Very sad. Broken people that are easy to dislike, but need so much help
They asked if she had weapons and you just didn’t check? Oh lord
A male cant go in a woman's bra, obviously. Think before you post.
I lived in Vegas 5 years working as a journalist. Let me tell you, you're seeing the good cops on this show.
Bruh they done put her in time out in the corner🤣🤦🏻♂️
Nayanpanchal thank you. Likewise.
the last one, bet she skipped court
that girl finally said it lmao “no it’s not okay, im in jail.” 😂 i get tired of them patronizing these people some times like they’re already in a bad way 😂
Janis Joplin is street tough… she would’ve punished that condescending female cop out on the streets.
Do not walk any where in Las Vegas other than the Strip or you may get arrested. Hahaha
Walking on a roadway...good job guys. World savers right there.
I'm praying she gets the help she needs
All these Vegas jail clips are from 10+ years ago, she’s probably long gone by now
A crying shame such beautiful women getting hooked on the drug scene
They think doing drugs = fun. It doesn't. You get used by the drug dealers , make them rich while your life goes in the sewer. Fun is listening to music, laughing, going for a hike etc. Not ruining you brain and body with poison. Your ability to produce dopamine is damaged, and you are more likely to suffer serious mental illness. All for an artificial high that lasts 30 minutes. Doesn't make a lick of sense.
I love that hand held taser thing they showed at beginning it won't come lose out of your hand in a struggle in self defense and you can lunch with it while stubbing someone
I like how when they put them in the chair they make them face the corner, like a child. It's funny.
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These are some unprofessional processing officers....they are not supposed to patronize, belittle or try to council FELLOW HUMAN BEINGS that they are being paid to process.
They are supposto just do their job.....they are not therapists or judges.
It is just so sad.
11:00 Looks like the vice squad had a busy shift!
Dr. Gabor Mate is the kind of person she needs.
I know it's different when it's a drug addict but I be having my keys in my coat pocket and spend an hour searching the house for them let alone my glasses on top of my head and searching for those... sometimes people ACTUALLY don't know what's in their pockets 🤷 lol
That does happen. I have 2 cell phones now cause I kept forgetting where the first one is So when I cant find it I use the 2nnd phone and call my first phone to find where I left it. lol
I have had similar experiences with keys and glasses.
They said one needle was loaded and as an ex-addict myself, I can assure you- addicts KNOW exactly where their drugs are!!! She didn’t tell them because she was really, REALLY hoping that they weren’t going to find it. (And sometimes they don’t too! I actually made it into the holding cell with about a gram of weed in my bra and I ate it while I was in there, lol)
@@christinafidance340 not if your on coke and been drinking ive lost my wallet plenty times when it's sitting right in front of me snh
Just found this series on here an currently binge watching ot 🤣 x American jail system is weird! I'm from England 🤣 x
HELP HER ffs. It’s not anger or resistance bc she’s angry. She is SCARED.
These people need psychiatric help, not to be locked up like animals. Clearly jail isn’t working or it wouldn’t be a problem anymore. Find a new solution.
I would beg to differ with you….As I’m sure you would too if one of these people had plowed into one of your loved ones and left them dead or severely injured. There is absolutely no excuse for driving impaired.
Do me a favor- go work in a rehab facility and then tell me how many of them there are actually there to get help, they are usually there because they ran out of drugs, to avoid jail, and sign them selves out against medical advice when they can’t dictate how much medications they are given in rehab. It’s not what people think.
"These people" need to make better choices like not do drugs in the first place. One mistake can ruin your life.
@@rmsg7504 I'm lucky I do not have an addictive personality or I would probably be in the same spot as they are in. I tried drugs and it did not do enough for me so I decided no more. It's harder for a person with an addictive personality , they can't simply decide to take it or leave it.
@@carmichaelmoritz8662 You didn't try the really addictive drugs, they ruin your dopamine receptors. Don't try them. You probably tried something like coke or ecstasy.
I would be a bawling mess if I would ever end up in jail
It sounds like you have plenty of common sense, intelligence and a healthy fear of doing anything illegal.
You're a smart person and wish there were more like you.
Why did you stop her?
"Walking on a road way"
Wow... so much for autonomy
Mohawk guy was pretty entertaining 😅