When Cops Have To Arrest Their Children

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00:00Cops have to deal with all sorts of violent and horrifying criminals in their job,

00:04but what happens when it's their own children that they have to arrest?

00:12On the 28th of December 2022, a witness had observed a white vehicle strike a traffic light

00:18and then quickly drive off. A part of the vehicle's bumper had fallen off in the road after the hit.

00:23Around 15 minutes after the call, police located the suspect's vehicle at a gas station across the

00:28road, but the driver was the last person they expected. The very thing 21-year-old Teresa says

00:49is that her dad is an officer with the local PD, possibly hoping that he'd come and get her out of

00:54the situation, but the cops at the scene are sure that things are way past that.

00:59He left Applebee's. Yeah, I left Applebee's. You cut through the plaza. You came up by

01:04Lowe's and Chick-fil-A. Yeah. Did you hit the traffic pole? That's right there.

01:09This part was hanging off already. I hit a deer in Pennsylvania because I go to school.

01:16Do you smoke marijuana recreationally? No, I do not smoke marijuana universally.

01:21Universally smoking marijuana isn't the only part of her story that doesn't make any sense.

01:26She's saying that her bumper was already hanging off from an accident in Pennsylvania around 25

01:32miles away, and it just happened to fall off right as another car, identical to hers,

01:37struck a traffic light. But Teresa has a trick up her sleeve that might just get her out of this.

01:43At least, that's what she hopes. I hit a deer. I hit a deer before this. This piece fell off at

01:52the traffic light that you hit, that you knocked over. 67, do you have another unit out with you?

01:57Can you call my dad? He's the sheriff's officer. All right, hang out.

02:00Over the course of just a few minutes, Teresa brings up her dad over five times,

02:05obviously praying that he'll be able to find a way for her to get out of this.

02:08But before he can come to rescue her, the cops are starting to zero in on what

02:13really happened and begin to get at least some of the truth from Teresa.

02:16Did you drive away because you're scared because you had maybe had one drink and you think you're

02:20drunk and you might get arrested, but you don't seem like you're drunk? So you want to just tell

02:24the truth? Yes, I'm telling you the truth. So after Applebee's, did you hit a traffic pole?

02:28You can't miss it. It lights up. It's red, green, and yellow. I hit a curb.

02:32You hit a traffic signal. No, I hit a curb.

02:35Yeah, you went up the curb. You hit the traffic signal. The traffic signal fell down and you left.

02:39I was texting. Can you call my dad? He would tell you.

02:43Well, here's the thing. Your dad's the sheriff's officer wasn't driving your vehicle today.

02:47In just this one short conversation, Teresa admits that she did hit something, that she's

02:53more intoxicated than they realized, and that she was texting while driving. Three driving faults

02:59that can each come with their own punishment. So now that the truth has come out, the detectives

03:04decide to speak with her father, John, but it turns out he's not there to help her.

03:10Sheriff's officer, what's going on? Hey John, how are you?

03:13So your daughter is hitting a traffic pole.

03:22Where's the damage on the car? Okay, the damage on that car,

03:26on the car there, I think it was like the front right bumper.

03:31John explains that Teresa did hit a deer earlier and that the damage was on the front right bumper,

03:36but it was nowhere near as serious as the damage the car was currently sustaining.

03:40Can I come out? Are you guys out there? Uh, that's up to you. I'll see if she wants you

03:43to come out. If she wants, you know, you to drive her home.

03:47Yeah, I appreciate it. Let me, let me come out there and I'll see you guys.

03:52Okay. All right. Sounds good.

03:53It looks like Teresa isn't going to be getting the salvation she was hoping for

03:57from her dad. And just five minutes later, he arrives at the scene to talk with the cops.

04:04So what she's saying, like, and where the damage was there,

04:07it doesn't really make too much sense. So I tried to get some more information out of her,

04:12and then that piece of bumper there. So for the other one, was it just like

04:16the bumper wasn't hanging like that? Yeah, no. So what it was is, um, basically

04:21this was intact. Okay. Um, this piece was missing, but the scratches here,

04:27that's all from a deer that she lost. So right now, this is going to be my call.

04:36Okay. Okay. Who's your super boss?

04:43I'm just asking the cops who were first at the scene almost seem as though they're expecting

04:46John to try and make excuses for his daughter and get extra nervous when he asks who their

04:51supervisor is. Obviously there are countless examples of corruption where officers,

04:56especially those in the higher ranks are able to use their power to prevent their family from

05:00getting into trouble. However, the officers quickly realize all he's trying to do is gather

05:04all the information on the incident so he can make a fair assessment himself. This quickly

05:09becomes evident as he checks his text messages from her to try and create a timeline of events.

05:14I just want to show you this so you can see it. You home 10 39. Who do you think that initial

05:20call came from? Because she probably hit it and was like, dad, what the fuck do I do?

05:25Somewhere between 10 45 and 11. Well, that's about right.

05:30Talking to her, she knows that I'm a cop. She knows, she knows not to do that. Well,

05:37maybe she didn't even, I did think she, I'm not saying she didn't lie. I want to be very clear,

05:42but she might not even look at the freaking car to see if there's any difference. However,

05:45despite John's willingness to help the officers out, the Sergeant at the scene asks him not to

05:50get involved. So to guarantee the integrity of the investigation so far, everything other than

05:56Teresa's conduct has been perfect and is a great example of proper policing. So it's back to

06:02focusing on what Teresa had mentioned earlier. She says she'd only had one drink at Applebee's,

06:06but it's starting to seem as though she may be a little more drunk than they realized.

06:11Suspicions that were only confirmed after some field sobriety tests.

06:16Everything that happened tonight, I don't think that you were

06:19okay to take me out here.

06:27Oh, your dad's right over here.

06:35Did you stop with this shit to get in the car? You're arrested for DUI.

06:40Have a seat.

06:44After being forced into the police vehicle by her own dad, Teresa was driven to the police

06:49station where her blood alcohol level was tested. It came back as 0.17%, over twice the legal limit.

06:56As of this upload, Teresa is still awaiting her penalty, but has been issued a court summons for

07:02driving under the influence, reckless driving, and failure to report a car accident. Teresa's

07:07dad followed protocol perfectly, but Kenneth Adams' dad did the exact opposite when he tried

07:12to abuse his power as a commissioner to try and save his son from prison.

07:16Tell me who I call to find out why he's in jail. You want me to sue the son of a county sheriff?

07:22In November 2022, Kenneth Adams was pulled over for running a stop sign.

07:27But as it turns out, Kenneth was in much more trouble than he realized.

07:31How's it going?

07:32I'm good. What did I do wrong?

07:33Good. So the reason I stopped you is you didn't come to a complete stop at the stop sign?

07:36I did.

07:36And then you didn't have your turn signal on?

07:38I sure did. I know for a fact I had my turn signal on. That's why I was surprised you were

07:42pulling me over. But whatever.

07:43The officer then took his license and ran it through the system,

07:46where he would discover Kenneth had a warrant out for burglary and theft of a vehicle.

07:51All of a sudden, Kenneth becomes defensive and refuses to exit the vehicle.

07:56All right, can I get you to step out of the vehicle with me?

07:58What are you doing? No, what's going on? Seriously, what's going on?

08:01You have a warrant.

08:02How the f*** do I have a warrant?

08:03I don't know how you have a warrant, but it's on our system right now.

08:06You have an active warrant out of 7th District Court here in San Juan.

08:09I've gone to... No, that's incorrect.

08:11Okay, well, it's on our system right now.

08:13I'm not going to argue with you about it. You're going to go to jail tonight on that warrant, okay?

08:16No, I'm not.

08:17Dude, this is absurd.

08:18Mr. Adams, you do have an active warrant for your arrest.

08:22And who issued the warrant, though?

08:24The courts have issued it.

08:25For what, though? Because I've gone to court for everything.

08:28There should not be an active warrant for me anywhere, dude.

08:30Kenneth claims that he's already been to court for his previous crimes,

08:33but the warrant still calls for his arrest.

08:35For the majority of smaller cases, the suspect is tasked with turning in the documents that

08:40prove that they've been to court and completing any classes they were made to attend by the judge.

08:45Without those documents, the court cannot confirm they attended anything.

08:49So when Kenneth forgot to turn his in, the warrant remained open,

08:52and the police had no way to tell that he had, in fact, been to court.

08:56Issued October 13th.

08:58For what?

08:58It has some felony charges, burglary charges.

09:01Dude, I've been to court for that.

09:03No, I've been to court for that.

09:04You want to know the charges?

09:05Yeah, I do.

09:06So it has two burglary charges listed, a theft charge for mischief.

09:10That's on my old case.

09:11Three charges of burglary of a vehicle and a criminal trespass.

09:14Yeah, why is that floating up now?

09:16Kenneth was taken away to the station, but this is when his father, Bruce Adams, turned up,

09:22who turned out to be the county commissioner for the local area.

09:25How convenient for Kenneth.

09:26Immediately after arriving at the scene, Bruce demanded to know what was going on

09:31and quickly started to show signs of corruption.

09:34Where's Kenneth?

09:35He's in jail.

09:36They took him.

09:37You already took him to jail?

09:38They took him to jail and I stayed here with the car.

09:40Why?

09:40For a warrant.

09:41Who do I call to find out?

09:43To find out the warrant?

09:44You're a police officer.

09:45Tell me who I call to find out why he's in jail.

09:48I got to be careful with this stuff, Bruce.

09:50You understand that.

09:51Okay, that's the warrant.

09:54Okay, so it says warrant status active, offense burglary, burglary theft, criminal mischief,

09:59burglary of a vehicle, burglary of a vehicle, burglary of a vehicle.

10:01He's already been to court over that.

10:03You saw the warrant right there.

10:05I showed you the warrant.

10:06He's been charged with that and he has a plea in abeyance on all of it.

10:10What do you want me to do?

10:11I want you to turn him loose.

10:12I can't turn him loose, Bruce.

10:14Who can?

10:15Nobody can.

10:16He's been arrested for a warrant.

10:17The courts can.

10:18And the warrant's false.

10:19Huh?

10:19The warrant's not false.

10:20You want me to sue the son of a county sheriff because he arrested my kid on a false warrant?

10:27The warrant's right there.

10:28Bruce is obviously trying to abuse his position and influence the commissioner to try and save

10:33his son from the law.

10:34But luckily, this officer stands his ground and refuses to cave in.

10:39Eventually, though, Kenneth was released from jail, the warrant was withdrawn,

10:43and no further action was taken against Bruce.

10:46But the officers that arrested this law student weren't as lucky.

10:49I didn't do anything.

10:54Marion Humphrey Jr., son of retired county judge Marion Humphrey Sr.,

10:59was pulled over after an officer allegedly witnessed him driving dangerously.

11:03Footage shows him swerving slightly after missing his exit.

11:07Marion is lit up by the officer and pulled over.

11:09He's then told the officer witnessed him nearly wreck his car

11:13and is suspected of dangerous driving.

11:15When did you win the case?

11:16Yesterday.

11:18Well, you gotta take it-

11:19Turn it back into high gear?

11:21Pick it up in high gear?

11:22I'm sorry, sir.

11:23What's this?

11:24I'm trying to figure out that you have probable cause for pulling me over.

11:28Yeah, because you're super nervous, so I'm trying to figure out why you're so nervous.

11:31Being a law student, Marion asks if the officer has probable cause for pulling him over.

11:35The officer struggles to give a good answer before claiming Marion seems super nervous.

11:40First of all, being nervous isn't a crime and isn't evidence towards a crime either.

11:46And secondly, Marion actually carries himself incredibly well in this situation.

11:50He complies with the officer's requests,

11:52asks why he's being pulled over,

11:54and why he's being held.

11:56He even calls his dad to listen in on the entire arrest,

11:58something the officer clearly didn't like, as he then asks to search Marion's U-Haul.

12:03So if I bring him dog, is it going to hurt him or anything?

12:05No, it's not going to hurt him or anything.

12:07I promise you, I just don't want to get shot.

12:10That's all, and I'm sorry about that.

12:12It just, it happens.

12:13I know it happens.

12:14Honestly, I don't want you to bring a dog because I don't think that's fair to me.

12:19As a citizen, as someone who, if the only thing I did was kind of,

12:23like, I did not always wreck my car.

12:25If you don't want to bring a dog,

12:26just let me look in here real quick and I'll get you down the road.

12:28I don't like to bring a dog.

12:29I just think that's so evasive of my rights, but you can look in here if you like to.

12:33Marion does an extremely good job of eloquently showing how terrifying it can be to be stopped by

12:38the police while maintaining a calm and respectful tone with the officer the whole time.

12:43But regardless, Marion is placed in handcuffs for over an hour

12:47while the cops search his vehicle with a dog.

12:49According to the officer,

12:50the dog smelled narcotics and alerted the officers before even entering the U-Haul.

12:55The dog alerted on narcotics in the vehicle,

12:58so I detained him and he's in the back of my car while I search the vehicle.

13:01You didn't wreck his car, pal.

13:03No, but he almost did, so that's probably kind of sad.

13:06Daddy, he's arresting me.

13:08He's arresting me.

13:09In the other hand?

13:10He's arresting me, daddy.

13:13There's nothing in that vehicle, I promise you.

13:16Okay, go ahead.

13:16I didn't do anything.

13:18Predictably, the cops find nothing in the vehicle.

13:21Marion has since opened up a lawsuit against the officers,

13:23claiming they violated his Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment rights.

13:27As of this video's upload, the case is still ongoing.

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