True Crime & Bodycam Files

she leads officers on a high-speed chase with her dog sitting in the front seat completely unrestrained. The woman was hit with a slew of charges and ultimately sentenced to 5 years of probation after serving 2 years behind bars.

officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle driving erratically. THE WOMAN was charged with obstruction and resisting arrest.

It don't matter who called the police. He pled no contest to resisting all four counts of threatening law enforcement.

So, when the police get behind you and try to pull you over, you don't keep driving. The available transcript does not clearly state a final charge or case outcome.

When the officer ran the vehicle's plate, he discovered the registered owner had a suspended license, prompting him to initiate a traffic stop. She was found guilty of obstructing official business and driving with a suspended license and was ordered to pay $900 in fines along with all court costs.

On November 18th, 2024, officers responded to a motel following a report of a woman asleep while her young family member was seen running around the parking lot unsupervised. The woman was charged with endangerment.

Police respond to a grocery store after a manager reports a woman causing a scene and trying to steal. Angelica was charged with trespassing and obstructing an officer and was found guilty by a court on August 1st, 2020.

At a Palm Beach corn concert, officers are called to reports of a girl becoming violent with the crowd and security. She ultimately plead not guilty, and prosecutors later dropped the five bat LEO charges.

On June 23rd, 2025, cops were called to Tampa International Airport when the staff from American Airlines, that's right, American Airlines, not Spirido Frontier, requested assistance from the cops over an intoxicated female who was causing a disturbance in Airside F gate 79. So she was charged with one count of disturbing the peace and she was issued a trespass from the airport valid for one year.

Officers received a call in reference to a stolen vehicle.