Entitled College Student Storms into Police Cruiser and Treats it like an Uber – Bodycam Fails

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This video captures the unbelievable moment when an entitled college student storms into a police cruiser, treating it like an Uber. The bodycam footage reveals the officer’s astonishment and subsequent handling of the situation. The central theme revolves around the consequences of disrespecting law enforcement and making poor decisions under the influence. The video highlights the importance of understanding boundaries and the serious implications of interfering with police duties. Ultimately, the student faces the reality of her actions as she is taken into custody.

🚓 Confused Interaction with Law Enforcement

A college student unexpectedly enters a police cruiser, presuming it can take her to a bar, demonstrating a significant misunderstanding of police responsibilities. [0]
The officer reacts with disbelief and requests identification from the student as she fails to realize the seriousness of her actions. [2]
The student repeatedly apologizes, acknowledging her mistake and explaining her intent to visit a senior bar. [9]
She expresses surprise at the situation, indicating she did not anticipate the consequences of her actions. [12]
The officer questions the student’s decision, contrasting the police vehicle with a taxi, emphasizing the inappropriate request. [8]

🚔 Unruly Incident in Police Cruiser

A traffic stop led to an incident where a woman entered a police car and requested a ride to the bar. [5]
The officer cited potential charges of criminal mischief and disorderly conduct for the woman’s behavior. [9]
The officer acknowledged that he should have locked his car, admitting it was a mistake on his part. [17]
The situation escalated as he explained to her the rules about exiting the area, emphasizing the “do not enter” sign. [16]

Missing Florida woman may be in Humboldt after hitchhiking to Eureka

by BRIAN BENEVENTIThu, May 14, 2020 at 9:22 PM

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HUMBOLDT, Calif. — A woman reported missing from Florida may currently be in Humboldt after a couple claimed they picked her up in Miranda on May 9 and drove her to Eureka, according to American Corporate Security Investigations, Inc.

Autum Ledbetter, 22, last spoke with her family on April 9 when shecalled her father at LAX pleading for a flight from LAX to Miami that was to leave an hour later at 11 a.m.

Her father could not purchase the ticketbecause it was within an hour of takeoff, so Ledbetter hung up crying and no word has been heard of her whereabouts since until May 14.

The couple who picked Ledbetter up on May 9 said they dropped her off near the Starbucks on Fifth and E Street in Eureka. They said it was approximately 4 p.m.

Ledbetter was last seen wearing Marten type boots and dark red pants with a dark long sleeve shirt. She was also carrying a backpack “like you would see hikers use,” according to the Miranda couple.

During the time she was missing, Ledbetter received confirmation of being accepted to an international entertainment group, Up With People, and does not know about it yet. ACSI is hoping that if Ledbetter was told she was accepted, it might be enough for her to stop running.

According toACSI, Ledbetter has a small misdemeanor charge in Florida that she’s worried about, which why they think she’s running. A source told them they thought she was trying to find a marijuana trimming job in California. She is believed to be bi-polar, but hasn’t been professionally diagnosed,ACSI said.

13-year-old girl missing from Huber Heights found safe, police say

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Sat, June 1, 2024 at 10:36 PM GMT+7

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The missing 13-year-old Huber Heights girl has been located, according to police.

Ledbetter was last seen at her house on Leston Avenue in Huber Heights around 9 p.m. on Thursday, May 30.

Huber Heights police said in an update Saturday that Shelby Ledbetter was found safe and reunited with her family.

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With Donald Trump expanding the travel ban inspired by his first term in the White House to 20 more countries, as well as the Palestinian Authority, on Dec. 16, a total of 39 countries from different corners of the world now face either a total ban or restrictions on entering the United States.

Mali, South Sudan, Niger, Burkina Faso, Syria, and the Palestinian Authority have been added to the list of nations whose citizens cannot enter the U.S. at all, first introduced in June.

Angola, Antigua and Barbuda, Benin, Dominica, Gabon, Gambia, Ivory Coast, Malawi, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, Tanzania, Tonga, Zambia, and Zimbabwe were meanwhile added to a list of countries facing a block on student and business visas; the list that Trump put in place in June 2025 previously included Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan, and Venezuela.

“Completely and permanently prohibiting the issuance of visas to all U.S. citizens”

Immediately after their nations were added to the ban, multiple diplomats and heads of state responded with condemnation. Antiguan Prime Minister Gaston Browne issued a statement saying that the Caribbean country’s government was “deeply disappointed” given that the justification accusing it of loose rules for granting citizenship by investment “does not reflect the present reality of our laws.”

Two weeks after the expansion of the ban, the West African nation of Niger has taken the most drastic step of permanently banning any granting of new visas to U.S. visas in a reciprocal measure until the situation changes.

“Niger is completely and permanently prohibiting the issuance of visas to all U.S. citizens and indefinitely banning entry to its territory for nationals of the United States,” a governmental representative said to the Associated Press.

A landlocked country bordered by Algeria, Libya, Chad, Nigeria, Benin, Mali and Burkina Faso, Niger is a Muslim-majority nation with a population of just over 25 million people. In the document announcing the travel ban, the White House said the country has a visa overstay rate of 13.41% for business visas and 16.46% for student ones as well as “terrorists and their supporters [that] are active in planning kidnappings.”

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Another African country pulled all visas for Americans earlier this year

While a history of war and political instability and coups d’états means that travel into Niger from Western countries remains very low (the State Department has kept it at the “do not travel” advisory level for years), the latest move from its government is a major escalation in relations.

A similar move was made by the government of Chad when the first version of the travel ban was introduced. In response to being included, the central African nation reciprocated by saying it will ban all new visas for U.S. citizens while also stop any still being processed.

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“I have instructed the government to act in accordance with the principles of reciprocity and to suspend the granting of visas to citizens of the United States of America,” Chad’s President Mahamat Idriss Deby wrote in a Facebook post announcing the decision on June 5.

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President Trump Has Issued Stern ‘Warning’ To The NFL

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The President of the United States has a long, controversial history with the National Football League.

President Trump, 79, has often called out the NFL. While President Trump is a football fan, he appears to still hold a grudge over the NFL not letting him buy the Buffalo Bills. Many of President Trump’s supporters are NFL die-hards, of course, so he can’t go too hard after the league.

But back in 2017, President Trump threatened to boycott the NFL, over the national anthem protests.

“If NFL fans refuse to go to games until players stop disrespecting our country, you will see change take place fast,” President Trump wrote on social media. “Fire or suspend!”

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