Bodycams - Blackout Drunk First Thing While An Entitled Chief's Nice Doesn't Believe In Laws

A woman called 911 to report that her roommate was sitting in the driveway, flashing her car's headlights into the house. By the time officers arrived, the situation had spiraled into something far more complicated—one woman was drunk, the other was refusing to let her into the home they shared, and both were accusing the police of bias, incompetence, and even being under the influence themselves. The body camera footage that follows is a raw, hour-long record of how a neighbor dispute became an arrest, and how each person involved—the officers, the intoxicated woman, and the roommate who called—brought their own version of the truth to the scene.

The Call That Started It All

The reporting party, a woman later identified as the homeowner or leaseholder, had called police because her roommate, Destiny, was sitting in the driveway with her car lights on, shining them into the windows. When officers arrived, Destiny was outside the car, clearly intoxicated. She told officers she lived at the address and wanted to get inside, but the reporting party refused to open the door. The reporting party told officers she didn't trust cops and wouldn't cooperate. When an officer asked for the roommate's name, she refused to give it, saying, "I know how this game plays."