I'm talking to my cousin. Excuse me. Excuse me.
I did nothing wrong so far. You had me a handcuff and I want my phone. In the early hours of June 11th, 2023, officers were called to a house party where roughly 50 teenagers had been drinking.
The situation was already chaotic when the officers arrived, but would escalate even further. According to the partygoers, they were attending a high school graduation party, meaning many of them were underage and drinking illegally. One of the teens admits that it's a high school party, revealing their age.
The officer calls it out immediately. Graduation party. We all just graduated a couple weeks ago.
Came together for this. High school. Yeah.
Okay. Looks like an underage party is what's going on. Uh, not true.
This is a graduation party for high school. Yeah. Yeah.
No. Well, we just graduated from high school. The host, who says he's 21, tries to downplay the situation, including that he'd supplied alcohol to minors.
This is my house. How old are you? I'm 21.
Okay. So, you're hosting this party? I am.
You supply this liquor? Got a bit out of control. People came, but Yeah.
You know, looks like it. There's a lot of people here when we first showed up. Yeah.
Yeah. Do you own this house? I don't own this house.
My parents do. Where are they? Um, could we actually talk out front?
We'll talk right here. Professionally out front. Professionally, we can talk right here.
Oh, okay. So, so what's the problem? Is this Whose house is this?
This is mine. Okay. My family owns it.
Your mom and dad home? Uh, they are not. They are not.
No. Okay. But they knew about this.
I threw a graduation party out of hand. Yeah. Yeah.
Okay. So, you got your you got your ID now? Uh, yeah, I do inside.
Okay. Go get it. Okay.
The host then makes a strange and suspicious request. I don't want you guys to be in my house. That's the thing.
You can meet out front with the ID. We can do that. Yeah.
Okay. Are you guys just friends or who is he? Oh, well, how do you know him?
Friends of friends. Okay. Is everybody that's leaving then, I'm assuming, drunk and driving?
Yeah. Now, there's another problem. The teens leaving the party are likely intoxicated and driving.
Not only are the police looking at underage drinking, but now intoxicated drivers have been let loose onto the road. Can we meet out front? Do this right here.
Can we meet out front though? Come here. I don't like my information getting out to other people.
So, can we meet up front? Can we be cooperative? Cuz I'm trying to be cooperative with you and nice with you and I'm just trying to figure what's going on.
Listen. So, we've got an underage here. Okay.
We got Not everybody here is 21. All the people I was aware of, all the people that I was aware of that were over 21. Some people that are here that aren't over 21, I'm not aware of.
So, you're still in charge. You're the ones in charge. You You're not getting anybody else that's an adult.
Yeah, you guys kind of You guys kind of came at the wrong time. Oh, is that I'm sorry. I didn't come when you When was the right time, do you think, with all this?
Huh? When was the right time? Uh, yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. So, what do we need to do?
So, I need to I need to talk to the owner at home. Okay, we can do that. Can we come outside?
We'll do it right here. Listen. Hey, listen.
I'm trying to make people right now. You want to go to jail tonight? Oh, no.
No, I don't want that. Then call your parents. All right.
Where do you guys live? I live in Holland. Holland.
I have to be home at 1:40. Okay. So, have you guys been drinking?
I have not. None of you. No, I had to drive here.
Okay. Yeah, I drove this one. Your parents know you're here?
My mom does. That's appreciate you guys sticking around. Who lives on Brown?
I do. You do. Okay.
So, you gave him permission to have a party while you were gone. The officer gets hold of the host's mother, who informs him that she didn't give permission for a party to take place. Clearly, the host has lied.
So, what else hasn't he been truthful about? I know that's annoying, but it really doesn't matter. So, do you want everybody out of your house?
Obviously, he's already gone. Okay. Do you want me to I mean, do we have permission then to to do that?
Yes, please. Yeah, of course. Okay.
FaceTime. You want me to FaceTime you and show you what's going on here? I didn't think it was going to be a noise complaint.
I like your tattoos. Thank you. So, this is kind of the the deal.
They all ran when we got here. So, okay. Trying to figure out what's going on.
He hasn't been entirely truthful with us and identifying himself either. Yeah. Well, it depends on if he cooperates more than he has been.
And so far, he's lied to me. I've cooperated. How many times have you lied to us?
Children. We're not super worried about the mess. We're worried about the fact that probably 50 teenagers just left and they're all drunk and now they're out on the road driving putting everyone at risk, including themselves.
Do you understand that? I can understand. Yeah, that's the issue.
Soon, another one of the partygoers, intoxicated and belligerent, begins to escalate things for seemingly no reason. Yep. What?
So, if they kill someone, that's an issue, right? What do you mean? I just Everybody is out of our control.
Really? What's your name? All right.
Your name? Yeah. What's your name?
Respectfully, no. What? What?
Respectfully. Respectfully, I have nothing to do with this. You guys know she's okay.
Respectfully, I have nothing to do with this. Does this house work? I've never worked.
What's her name? Mr. Holland.
Mr. Holland. She's my coworker.
She's staying the night here. 20 years old. You're 20.
20. I don't. Do you know her name?
21. You don't know her name. You work together.
How much you drink tonight? What does that matter to you? This is his house and his problem.
This is mom's house. Okay. This is mom house.
So it's his house. You going to cooperate? Are you going to cooperate?
I'm going to go inside. Good night, everybody. All right.
Good night. We're going inside, too. Uh, she's a cousin.
No, there wasn't. There was no Your mom already gave us permission for to go inside and clear the house. The house is clear.
I promise. I promise. I understand.
There was super truthful already, so I believe you. Okay. Well, people already left.
So, what's the problem? What do we need to clear up? Cuz I'm trying to get Things go from bad to worse as one of the officers tries to stop her from going inside the house.
She's been identified as the host's cousin, but refuses to give her name or her approximate age. Yes, but this is not my house. His house is his problem.
This is his problem. You're grabbing me. You're grabbing me.
You're grabbing me. And this is not my problem. Said you're 20 years old.
You're grabbing me and it's not my problem. Stop. Listen.
This is not my problem. You're grabbing me. Stop.
That's enough. You said Yousef. Put it down.
You said put what down the You're out of control. Stop. Give me my phone.
You said you said give me a phone. You said give me my dad. You said give me a phone.
You said you said that's enough. It's cool. I'll go right now.
Come on down, man. Leave me alone. All right.
Stop. Stop. Let me go.
So, let me The girl fights against the officers and they have no choice but to forcibly restrain her. I'm not doing anything wrong. No.
Stop. Stop. I'm not doing me up.
What do you mean? What do you mean? Dude, calm down.
No. Leave me alone. My dad.
Calm down. Can I call my dad if you buckle me up? Calm down.
Take some deep breaths. Breathe. Yes.
Breathe in through your nose and out through your mouth. There you go. Please don't listen.
Calm down. Please calm down. Don't listen.
You're not listen. I feel my hands. I feel my hands.
Please. Keep breathing. Just please.
No. Please. No.
Sit up. Please. No.
Sit up. What's your name? I need my phone.
I need my phone. You sit up. I need my phone.
Give me your phone. Dude, shut up. What the wrong with you?
Give me your phone. Give me your phone. Yousef.
Give me your phone. No. Listen.
Hey, I'm talking to my cousin. Excuse me. Excuse me.
I did nothing wrong so far. You had me a handcuff and I want my phone. You know why you're going to jail?
It's cuz you keep talking. No. You give me my dad.
Give me my dad right now. No, that's not my dad. That's not my dad.
That's not my dad. That's not my dad. Please put my glasses up.
Please push my glasses up. Please. They're broken, right?
They're broken, right? No. I want my dad.
I want my dad. I want my dad. Please leave me alone.
Please leave me alone. Shut the up. Please leave me alone.
I don't want to talk to you guys. Please leave me alone. You have an opportunity to leave.
Are you sticking around? Can you pick my no under that? I'm aware.
Are you going to tell me your name? I want my dad. I know.
Yousef. Yousef. Bye.
Please. I want my dad on the phone. Please.
Please. That's my uncle. I want my dad on the phone.
I can't hear. Listen. Listen.
I don't want my uncle on the phone. I don't want my uncle on the phone. I want my dad on the phone.
I have the phone number. He's sleeping. Please.
I want my dad on the phone. He will answer. I'm sleeping.
I don't care. He will answer. Can you sit down?
Please. I want my dad on the phone right now. Sit down.
Sit down, man. How about we tell you this? You're not going to jail.
Just sit down and sit down. Can you sit down and calm down? Don't worry about him.
Listen, you on the phone with your dad, dude. Put my dad on the phone. Where's my phone?
Calm down. Where's my phone, dude? Question.
I don't know what you Yeah, good question. Good question, dude. Where's my phone?
People are sleeping, man. Chill out. Okay, don't me like that.
I want my phone and I want to my dad. You have my dad. You have my dad on your phone, dude.
I have handcuffs. Yelling. You're going to go to jail.
Handcuffs. You get out of the handcuffs. She'll come.
Please get me out of these handcuffs. Sit down. Please don't touch my face.
Stop. Get away from her. I know it's not helping.
I understand. Get me out of the tent cuz I won't leave. I swear to God.
I just want to go. I need to calm down. No, I just want to call my dad for now.
Please. Oh, you're going to sit down. Listen, sit down and go.
Calm down. My dad is my best friend. I swear to God.
I don't know who you are. I don't know any of that. You are cooperative.
So, I don't know. Give me your phone. Give me your phone.
I swear to God, I'd tell you my dad's number right now. I swear to God, I'd tell you my dad's number right now. Please, can you boy take a seat?
Okay. There you go. Please.
No. Please. Take a seat.
Okay. Right now. No.
I don't want to sit. No. No.
Sit. Okay. No.
Safety. That's why you're in the handcuff. Okay.
Sit. No. Just take a seat.
I said no. What? I said no.
You're talking to a police officer. Sit down. Shut up.
Like what? Dude, shut up. What's your name?
Do you have my dad's number? What's your name? Forgiveness.
Can you please give my dad's number? No. He your number.
Okay. Give me my dad's number. I don't have your dad's number.
I'm going to give it to you. Your dad's on his way over. Okay.
Your your license. Hey, can my dad come on the way? He was here for a minute.
No. My dad My dad will come right behind him. That's his brother.
Can we please Can we please call him? Please, I want to call my dad. I don't have that.
I don't have my number. I don't have my personal phone. I'll give you his number.
I don't have it either. I'll give you his number. Okay.
Please sit down and let me see his numberc. What the you want me to do? I'm You're going to tell me his number.
But I can't write when I'm holding you. So, just sit. Please.
No. I don't want to sit. Please.
I swear to God. I want you to sit. Okay.
Because I'm worried about you jumping into the pool with handcuffs. What the I have to sit. I have clothes on.
Yeah. You know, that would be crazy. I promised it.
No, I'm not going to stand here and handcuff and I'll take your dad's number from That's all. No, that's all I'm asking. I swear to God, I'll give you my dad's number.
I swear to God. So, just sit. Okay.
Okay. Ready? Sit.
Are you going to stand there? Yes. Are you going to tell me your name?
What's your name? Both officers have tried for several minutes to calm her down, but she remains uncooperative and hysterical. 15 minutes.
What's his name? What is your dad's name? How can I call him if I don't even know who he is?
What's his name? Hold on. Give me a second.
Please don't know his name. Please give me a second. You already spill the You spill the concrete.
I don't care. Please, why are you doing this? What's your dad's name?
Do you have the right number? Oh, you said zero. No, I didn't.
I said What's your dad's name? Cleo. Call him now.
What's your name? Call Cleo. Dude, you'll come here and I'll tell you.
Call Cleo. What is your name? Call Cleo.
I'm messy. I'm messy right now. Can you tell me your name?
No, please. Why are my shoes on the floor? Can I have a napkin, please?
Why my go Why my handcuffs? I didn't do anything wrong. What's your name?
Please let me go. I didn't do anything wrong. Please, I'll be cooperative.
I promise you. What is your name? I promise you.
You're not being cooperative now. You're refusing to identify yourself. Because you're not because you're not.
I Because you're not letting me go. What's your name? I was going to sleep here all night.
I swear to God, this is my cousin's house. This is my This is my cousin's house. I swear to God, I was going to sleep here all night.
We know that he's being cooperative. Okay. Okay.
Please let me go. I'm I'm I'm stressing. I'm stressing.
I have OCD. Please. Please.
No, you don't. Please let me go. Please.
I'll be cooperative. What do you What do you want to know? What do you want to know?
Your mom's on your way. You're gonna go home safe. So, that's what you're going to know.
If there's any other Okay. Please let me go. My mom She's not going to let you know right now.
My mom is going to be here in 10 minutes. We're going to keep you safe. It's cuz you're out of control.
Please let me go. No, cuz you're out of control. Maybe if you calm yourself down, we'll let you go.
But you shut up. You know me for ages. I don't know you.
I don't know how you're acting right now. If you shut up, maybe we can get somewhere. You know, these are police officers.
Cooperate. They're trying to understand what's going on right now. Literally, don't talk to me right now.
Stop. Where are you going? Excuse me.
Where are you going? Excuse me. On the way.
I'm going right there. No. Excuse me.
I'm going right to the steps. Excuse me. Excuse me.
Excuse me. Go right to a cop like that. Excuse me.
Excuse what? What do you want to excuse? I want to go right there.
Excuse me. Right there. Excuse me, hey.
That's enough. What's your name? Will you just tell us your name?
Can I please send Can you please behind you? No. Can you please I'm trying to get you to sit this whole time.
Please take these off. I didn't do anything wrong. Hey, you're out of control.
We don't know who you are. Why? Why am I doing something wrong?
I just raised my voice. That's it. I don't have a voice.
That's it. I just Oh, shut up. Just stop talking and then maybe they'll cooperate with you.
You get a long way if you stop talking. I'm trying to help you out. Don't look stupid.
Your mom's on her way. Go clean your house, dude. Shut the shut the up.
I can't hear you. Clean this off me, dude. What we're going to do to a car if you don't calm down.
My mom is on the way. I'm sorry. My voice is cracking because I've literally been trying to keep everybody cool in this.
I can't let my glasses off. Can you please move my glasses off? Done.
Shut up. So, do you want to tell me who you are? Shut up.
Listen. Are you 18? Can you please put my glasses on?
Are you 18? Yes. I'm above 18.
Please listen. You're above 18, but you're not 21. Correct.
I'm about to be 20 this year. So, you're 19. broken bottles.
What's your name? What's your mom's name? I didn't do anything wrong for you to know any of that information.
Do you remember kicking me? You remember kicking you? Yeah.
Caking you? What is I don't even know what that means. Okay, Yousef.
Yousef, can I please get water? Water? Dude, give me water.
All right. Oh, no. Can I drink water for two seconds?
Okay. When he gets here. When he gets here.
You can have it when your mom gets here. Do you have a tissue? I don't.
I'm sorry. What? I don't have one.
I'm sorry. Okay. Can you follow me inside to get a paper towel?
I don't I don't feel Can you follow me inside? Just wait. Stop.
Dude, can you give me Can you give me a paper towel? Can you give me a paper towel? No.
Can you follow me inside? Can you follow me inside to get a paper towel? Yes or no?
No. Why? Cuz I'm not going inside.
Okay. There's nobody in the house. Come on.
Come on. No. Inside.
I have allergies right now. The girl's mother and sister have finally arrived. But instead of calming her, she only becomes more agitated.
Your mom's here, so just calm. No, she's not. Is that your mom?
Stop. Just wait. Move, dude.
Get off me. Stop. Stop.
Get off me. Just let him talk to you. Okay, we're going.
Please don't you do that. Please stop. That's enough.
Don't my right is enough. Give me the [ __ ] I didn't do anything wrong. You're going to be quiet.
No. No. No.
My dad's waiting down. You You're saying shut up to your mom. Watch yourself.
Listen to Baba. Listen to Baba. Isma, please.
Listen to them. Please. Please stop.
Please stop. Okay. Okay.
Sit them down. Please sit down. They're not taking me down.
Take these off. No. We're past that point.
No. Please. No.
Please. Go to the other side. Wait.
Which way? Which way? The situation could have been easily avoided had the girl cooperated and not tried to resist.
But now, because of her actions, her worst fear was coming to pass. Please, please, let me out. I didn't do anything wrong.
I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. She doesn't know what to act.
She just needs to calm down for the night. She's refusing. I understand.
It's past the point. We were planning on letting her go and she just she kept ratcheting ratcheting it up. You know, when she sees police and there's a point of no return.
So, that's kind of where we're at. I did not do anything. I didn't do anything.
Why am I here? No. Settle down.
No. When you settle down, the fact that you're not giving me respect. We've tried.
No. Get it. Don't do it.
No. No. I can't.
I can't. I can't move my hand. I can't move my hand.
Let me out. Let me out. Let me out.
Let me out. Let me out. Please call me.
Calm down. Settle down. No.
I'm having calm down. Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath.
No. I don't deserve this. Take a deep breath.
You're going to listen. No. Take a deep breath.
What? Deep breath. Take a deep breath.
Okay. No. Why?
You're going to take me to the jail station. All right. Please fix my glasses.
Please. All right. Look at me so I can see.
What the heck? Don't take my hair off my face. One second.
You can put it back on. You can put it back on. I swear to God.
I swear to God. You can put it back on. No.
Are you trying to buckle her? No. No.
I just want to I just want to take my hair off my face. Please. I just want to take my hair.
Stop. Your sister's going to move your hair. Fix your glasses.
Fix me. Please. Look behind my husband's here.
Keep calm. All right. My only sh Why are you going to drive?
My dad's here. No. No.
This is illegal. It's illegal. It's illegal.
It's illegal. Where are you going? My dad's here.
Where are you going? Where are you going? The jail.
Why? I didn't do anything illegal. Listen, I don't own the house.
Where am I going? Hello. Already told you the jail.
Why? Listen, I'm sorry my voice is gone, but you need to pay attention. I don't own the house.
I don't I don't own the house. And my dad is at the house. My parental vision is at the house.
Are you listening to me? What did I say? Respectfully.
Respectfully, sir. Sir. Sir, respectfully.
What did I just say? So, please So, please go back to the house. Respectfully, please go back to the house, officer.
Yeah. Respectfully, respectfully. Please go back to that house.
I'm sorry I lost my voice, but please go back to the house. Sir, where the are you going? I have the right to know.
I I I I have the right to know where I'm going. Oh my god. Can you please fix my glasses?
Please fix my glasses. Dude, pull them off. Pull them off, dude.
Please, dude. Stop at a red light. Okay.
Okay. Please. This is so unfair.
What? I can't see right now. That's so unfair.
I have the right to see. Please. I'm about to wake up.
Please. Her pleas and shouts to return to the house are ignored. though she resorts to hurling obscenities at the officer driving her to the county jail.
So rude. That's so rude. Where's that at?
[Music] Okay. I deserve a phone call. I didn't get one.
Please let me deserve a phone call before I get there. I didn't do anything wrong. Oh, this hurts.
This hurts. Please. I swear to God.
I swear my go on. Guys, run the break to you in Arabic. Please let me go.
All right. You got to be cool with us and get out of the car. Please get me out of here.
Can you fix my pants, please? Hold on. I can't.
My arms hurt. Please put my left hand. Please.
My down. Down. I hear you.
You don't have to yell. Where's my dad? Hopefully your dad is not here.
Hopefully. What do you mean hopefully? Yes, I know.
I hope he's here. Please. Jail.
You're going to have to get out. No. No way.
Wait. Can I call my dad, please? Come on.
No. Please. I have I have a right to The suspect was ultimately charged with disorderly conduct and liquor or beer purchase while under the age of 21 years old.
