Sgt. Pepperspray
Woman Can’t Pay $500 Bar Tab, Ends Up in a Spit Mask
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Hall of the Mountain King by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
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#criminaljustice #crimedocumentary
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Hall of the Mountain King by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
0:00 - 0:10 - Intro
0:11 - 0:57 - Context
0:58 - 4:34 - Initial Contact
4:35 - 9:56 - Field Sobriety Testing
9:57 - 13:38 - BAC Test
13:39 - 16:09 - Deputy Explains Gravity of the Situation
16:10 - 23:44 - Phone Call to Dad
23:45 - 27:57 - "I deserve death."
27:58 - 29:25 - Update on Victim
29:26 - 30:34 - Charges
From the police report: En route to the address, we received reports that the female involved in the dispute was running in the streets and chasing
after the complainant. When I arrived on the scene, the female was sitting next to another officer's vehicle, and she was later taken off the road and onto the sidewalk. After talking to the complainant he stated
that they verbally argued in the home when she became very aggressive. Seeing that she was aggressive, he took his son
and left the residence to try to separate himself. She began chasing after him while running through the street and going in
and out of traffic on foot. Multiple eyewitnesses saw her running through the streets on foot and also called 911 to report the
incident.
I then spoke to her, she seemed hysterical, under the influence of alcohol, and kept screaming that she was being
abused and being hit by him. Ofc Halak L#1249 and I went to detain her and while trying to put her in
custody, she began actively resisting us and began actively kicking me and Ofc Halak. We began taking her to my patrol
vehicle while she kept actively resisting and kicking. While trying to place her in the car, she tried to bite Ofc Halak and
physically kicked me again in the lower abdomen. She would not sit inside the vehicle and kept trying to physically kick
myself and other officers. I then drew my department-issued Taser and fired two probes at her, effectively achieving NMI.
She was struck in the right thigh and left upper chest. She was then securely placed into the vehicle without further incident.
While trying to gather other information from the incident, she was observed escaping her handcuffs and having her
hands free inside the back of the vehicle. Rescue arrived on the scene to have her medically evaluated, and she was cleared.
Ofc Rosenbaum was able to retrieve the probes, and they were collected and logged into evidence. She was placed back into
handcuffs and kept asking us if we would put a gun to her head, and she just wanted to die. She again kicked Ofc Halak in
the lower abdomen area. At that point, she was placed into leg shackles and placed back in the vehicle and transported to
the hospital to be medically cleared. While being transported, she again escaped her handcuffs in the
back of the car on the way to the hospital while screaming and banging her hands on the window in the back of the vehicle.
The cuffs were placed back on her, and she was admitted to the hospital. After she was medically cleared at the hospital, she was
transported to jail without further incident.
After her actions on the scene, she will be charged with-
F.S.S. 784.07 (2)(b) Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer - 2 counts
F.S.S. 843.01 (1) Resisting arrest with violence
F.S.S. 944.40 Attempting to Escape Confinement with Handcuffs
A Domestic Incident Packet was filled out on the scene.
UCI Ofc Whiting was on scene to collect evidence and take photos of the involved.
0:00 - 0:21 - Context
0:22 - 2:15 - The Arrest
2:16 - 13:51 - His Face is Turning Purple
13:52 - 27:53 - Ambulance Arrives
27:54 - 29:18 - Emotions Hit
29:19 - 40:47 - Witness Statements
40:48 - 55:03 - Inconsolable Deputy
55:04 - 1:16:31 - Medical Attention
1:16:32 - 1:17:20 - Autopsy
0:00 - 0:29 - Context
0:30 - 1:43 - Initial Stop
1:44 - 5:15 - Excuses Excuses Excuses
5:16 - 10:01 - Resisting The Arrest
10:02 - 16:06 - Begging To Be Let Off
16:07 - 20:30 - Witness Weighs In
20:31 - 21:36 - Charges
0:00 - 0:59 - The Fire
1:30 - 5:56 - The Arrest
5:57 - 7:33 - Witnesses
7:34 - 11:39 - Transport / Booking
11:40 - 12:11 - Charges
#bodycam
Chapters:
0:00 - 0:59 - Intro
1:00 - 1:44 - 911 Call
1:45 - 8:12 - The Arrest
8:13 - 13:13 - Male Prisoner’s Statement
13:14 - 15:11 - Call to Lamborghini Owner
15:12 - 23:44 - King County Sheriff’s Deputies’ Statements
23:45 - 25:16 - Charges
He-said, she-said. What's fact and what's fiction here?
What do you think, could any of her wild claims be true?
#wetbandit
#michelobultra
#florida
Does round 2 make you more or less sympathetic?
Somebody is lying here. Who do you believe?
Isaac Apodaca is interviewed by Detective Vigil of the Santa Fe Police Department, just hours after police found the body of Grace Jennings at the foot of his bed.
Kiara McCulley is interviewed by Detective Vigil of the Santa Fe Police Department, just hours after they found the body of Grace Jennings at the foot of McCulley's bed.
Isaac's Full Interrogation: youtu.be/RA9D7iHoKVU
R.I.P. Grace
0:00 - 0:22 - Intro
0:23 - 0:43 - Context
0:44 - 4:18 - Arrest of Kiara
4:19 - 6:39 - Arrest of Isaac
6:40 - 33:55 - Interrogation of Kiara
33:56 - 55:39 - Interrogation of Isaac
55:40 - 56:22 - Charges
Darrel E. McCabe will serve his time at the Idaho State Penitentiary and may be considered for parole after completing the seven-year fixed portion of his sentence.
In addition to prison time, Fifth District Judge Ned Williamson ordered that McCabe’s driver’s license be suspended for five years following his release. He was also instructed to pay $690 in court fees, $240 to the state lab, and $500 for fence repairs caused during the incident.
The charges stem from an August 8 police chase south of Bellevue. According to testimony from Blaine County Deputy Jacy Baird, McCabe was seen driving at high speed in the wrong lane on Gannett Road around 6 p.m. Baird said he swerved to avoid a collision and began pursuing McCabe, who eventually turned abruptly into a field, drove over a canal, and crashed into a fence. McCabe then fled on foot.
Baird testified that McCabe attempted to hide behind a barn and hot tub and was ultimately arrested at gunpoint. During the arrest, McCabe reportedly resisted and kicked Sgt. Michael Shelamer in the chest and neck, leading to an initial felony battery charge.
Due to a prior felony DUI conviction in 2014, McCabe faced an enhanced DUI charge. He refused a breath test, but a blood draw later revealed a blood-alcohol level of .22—nearly triple the legal limit.
McCabe reached a nonbinding plea agreement with the Blaine County Prosecutor’s Office on January 27, pleading guilty to felony DUI and felony eluding. In return, the battery charge was reduced to a misdemeanor.
At the March 31 sentencing, Prosecutor Matt Fredback recommended four years of incarceration, a $5,000 suspended fine, and a three-year license suspension. However, Judge Williamson imposed a harsher sentence, citing McCabe’s high intoxication level and long history of DUIs—this being his eighth. While acknowledging McCabe’s personal struggles, including the recent loss of his wife, the judge described him as a public safety threat and increased the prison term by three years and the license suspension by two, though he lessened the financial penalties.
Upon interaction, the officer detected signs of impairment including the smell of alcohol and the driver’s admission to consuming alcoholic beverages earlier that evening. She underwent several field sobriety tests—Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus, Walk and Turn, and One-Leg Stand—where she showed clear signs of intoxication and difficulty following instructions. These results, combined with a breathalyzer test showing a BAC over twice the legal limit, led to her arrest for driving under the influence.
Following the crash and arrest, the driver was medically cleared at a hospital and then processed at the detention center. During transport, she expressed concern about her job and asked about bail. She remains in custody pending her initial court appearance. This report is an accurate summary based on official law enforcement documentation.
Highlights from the charges include:
-One year of probation, to be served after a prior case
-One-year driver’s license revocation
-Mandatory ignition interlock device for six months
-Over $1,500 in fines, fees, and prosecution costs
-Additional penalties like a victim impact panel, vehicle immobilization, and court-ordered community service
This case gives us a clear look at how DUI charges are handled in Florida—and what kind of consequences come with them.
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