Epilogue
T.G. Olson Lyrics

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I'll never forget when we met I'm eighteen
Hangin wit Seni and Zev I'm eighteen
Introduced me to you at the basketball game
William is what you said was your name
And after that we got to know each other and hang out
The time pass know each other what we're about
William the oldest child and he has to sisters
An elder male he addresses Mister

Taino and he Puerto Rican
President of clubs and he public speakin'
I'm barely passin' classes drunk all weekend
The bond that we have seems very different
I'm academically dismissed from college
He was very upset I'm dismissed from college
He on the phone tellin mom I have knowledge
One month later reinstated back to college
He a double major and a double minor
All that work he has and he not a winer
Tellin me Greg that I'm a be ya mentor
Be with you every step that you go and venture
I wasn't great when it came to read and write
Will said he would proofread my papers at night
I brought him my papers to proofread at night
I noticed sometimes he didn't sleep at night
Readin my papers just to sacrifice ya sleep
All cuz the brotherhood we have very deep
I got that A instead of gettin' that B
Now I'm on the Dean's list how can that be
Senior year of college I have no housing
But big brother Guillermo works for housing
Illegally I live with him for housing
He gets me a job then I work for housing
Now I'm a senior and I have housing
All cuz Guillermo got me housing
I'm also gettin' me a check from housing
All cuz Guillermo hooked me up with housing
A month after Stockton I graduate
He gets me a month job workin' for the state
Then the check we gettin' has no tax
This is two months before I began my raps
Don't know where I'd be without you
And I don't know where I would be
So I wrote this song about you
Cuz I don't know where I would be
It was a day in August that's a fact
Told Guillermo that I was gonna rap
And the only thing that he said to me
If that what you want then I gotchu G
I believe in you like you was me
G you have no idea it's your destiny
He even more excited about rappin' than me
Yet he's the only one who believes in me
Will made me believe I will be great at rap
When I didn't believe I will be great at rap
And the truth is I could not even rap
But somehow Will saw I will be great at rap
Guillermo time and time drill into my head
Believe in yourself and forget about them Greg
Put in that work and perfect your craft
Faith will always keep you on ya path
Your perspective is only your reality
Think positive and change your reality
Through confusion Greg there is clarity
He tells me this as I search for clarity
Kicked out my house I'm homeless great
Guillermo says live with him at Penn State
No job no income and no money
Broke as a joke but it ain't funny
Will would even cook for me and make me meals
He could see how down and out I feels
Encouraged me I can always do better
And that the storm always lead to clear weather
Don't know where I'd be without you
And I don't know where I would be
So I wrote this song about you
Cuz I don't know where I would be
Will texts me that he's havin' surgery
On his tonsils and don't let it worry me
I took his advice and paid it no mind
The next day he texts me he blew my mind
Now G the reason I had surgery
Is because I have Cancer stage 3
My mind's goin' crazy and I can't see
I can't believe this is happenin' to me
Re-read his text because I'm in shock
Hit the bowl a few times than go take a shot
My eyes start to tear than I cry a lot
This pain inside will it ever stop
More than enough for anyone to deal wit
Five days pass then the thing wit Meredith
And people love how I handled Meredith
Well who you think taught me how to handle Meredith
Will never drank and Will never smokes
Inspires the bars why you say they dope
Inspires me on a daily basis
No support and he helps me face this
While you debate if this a classic album
He gave the idea and here is the outcome
Greg you can bring hip hop back
Just tell your pain and struggle to go rap
You'll inspire others in ways you can't imagine
But you gotta stay humble and hungry like a famine
You're not chasin' dreams you're pursuin' passion
How you think G great things happen
He's never been shady never lied to me
Uncle Greg when his kids say hi to me
I've been selfish Will and now I can see
That the world needs to know how great I can be
I agree with you G now you can see
That only you can tell your story
I push you cuz my visions see
Things that you do for humanity
Without Will I wouldn't have any accolades
Every show that I do I always get paid

Without Will I wouldn't even have my degree
Without Will I wouldn't be the GSG

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of T.G. Olson's song "Epilogue" tell the story of the deep and lasting friendship between T.G. Olson (referred to as Greg in the song) and his mentor and friend, William (referred to as Will). The song begins with the two meeting when T.G. Olson is eighteen and continues to detail the support and guidance that Will provides throughout their friendship.

The song highlights how Will takes on the role of a mentor for T.G. Olson, helping him navigate through academic challenges, providing emotional support, and ultimately inspiring him to pursue his passion for rap music. T.G. Olson acknowledges that without Will's belief in him and his talents, he may never have become a successful rapper.

The lyrics also touch on some difficult times in T.G. Olson's life, including homelessness and personal struggles. Through it all, Will remains a constant source of support, offering T.G. Olson a place to live, cooking for him, and encouraging him to stay positive and focused on his goals.

The song takes a heartbreaking turn when Will reveals that he has stage 3 cancer. T.G. Olson expresses his shock and sadness and reflects on how Will has taught him important lessons in handling difficult situations. He credits Will for his growth as an artist and a person, and acknowledges that without him, he wouldn't have achieved his successes.

Overall, "Epilogue" is a tribute to the power of friendship, mentorship, and the impact one person can have on another's life. It is a heartfelt expression of gratitude and a reminder of the importance of supporting and believing in one another.

Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Gregory Shaw II

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Doge

I feel so bad for her 😢

Kristen L

😊😊

Carla Potter

I am super proud of these police officers. Our uncle (our mothers brother) Jimmy McCarn, Newport news va. He was a police officer, K-nine unit. Sending ❤️💕❣️and hugs and blessings that you stay safe. ❤️💕❣️😊🙏💖🌹❤️💕❣️

Wanda Yates

Boy he sure is a whinny soul poor baby

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Chris Notap

1y↑1.6K

I feel for the parents dealing out tough love and saying no to her requests. A lot can happen from 18 to 20 in straightening out her life. First step, get rid of the toque. I wish her the best of luck.

Gale Parker

@Faye G Beanie is the slang term for toque......👃✌️🤣🇨🇦

Rob Cad82

@rachael nichter Exactly

TranceVideos

1y↑1

The parents are the problem.

Gert Pacu

It has to be torture to go to jail knowing you will have 3-5 days of straight pain and you will not be able to stand still or lay down without having to pop right back up because you cannot get comfortable when coming down from the types of drugs she is on. Seen it so many times, and went through it once when I decided that I did not want to be on pain pills the rest of my life. I had a shoulder issue because I pitched from 6 years old (the first year in little league where it's not tee-ball until I was 18 and a senior in high school). I played 12 seasons of baseball for little league, and high school, and probably 8 or so seasons of winter ball. I was good enough to be drafted, and played for one of the top high school teams in the nation when I played (Elk Grove High School in Cali), but senior year I tore my rotator cuff, and years later learned that I should not have been pitching from 14 years old to 18 years old even though coaches said I would be fine. We had 4 players from our team drafted and 2 made the majors, both playing for the Oakland A's. The two others played minor league BB.

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Jeff Baker

1y↑407

She is a prime example of a person that has never been told no. She is literally entitled to everything she wants when she wants it.

Maybach

A prime example of Americans 😂

CreamOf TheCrop

Watching almost the entire range of manipulation and coercion play out over just a few minutes was wild. If she had control of their bank accounts and clothing choices, she’d have ticked every box.

These parents may be saying ‘no’ now, but it’s clearly been left far too late. Listening to the “Daddy please, I didn’t do anything wrong” from a grown adult was all the proof I needed.

Calvin Smyth

@Kindred Automotive Growing up though, she does not appear to have faced or feared consequences for her bad behavior. Her bad-mouthing/swearing did not start with the cops. Her disrespect for adults/authority did not start with the cops. Her not being able to control herself did not start with the cops. Also, wearing that F-Off hat in her parent's home? No. She would have spoken civility, acted properly, lost the hat, or been out the door.

Linda Carruthers

1y↑3

Blame the parents is easy to say ,but no evidence of that is given in this video .Raising children in this world is no easy thing ,there are many influences young people find a lot more attractive than parental influence .There is no evidence for this statement either , but I think the father must be devastated and blame himself . The whole situation is really difficult and tragic.Anna is self destructive.

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Debbie Sneed

1y↑674

This breaks my heart. 18 year old, full blown addict. Family and Dad see the worst of it. This is so sad! I hope she can clean herself up

Debbie Sneed

@QUEENBEE200384 never said I could. Someone else said "I can fix her".

THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE UFO

1y↑1

AWWWWW TYPICAL SPOILED GURL WHO PLAYS THE VICTIM!

Nico Cas

1y↑3

Doesn’t break my heart. My compassion goes to the innocent victims these addicts harm while driving intoxicated or rob them to get drugs and all the other fucked up things they do because of the choices they make!

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Victoria Morgan

1y↑100

What unbelievably amazing officers. Giving compassion to people who truly don’t deserve it…hats off to you. 💙

K H

@Jane.Margolis.22 haha… “white privilege”…. Yeah sure…

Jane.Margolis.22

1y↑2

@kristin hersh very good point. Would’ve been a totally different outcome for sure. White PRIVILEGE is real, and this is a great example of. It’s the privilege to have an attitude and not get shot. Because they’re not afraid of her.

kristin hersh

1y↑6

No kidding!! Imagine what would happen to an 18 year old black boy if he acted like that. Actually and heartbreakingly, we don't have to imagine.

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Andrew Tebbutt

1y↑380

As a father it breaks my heart to see her dad standing there seeing his little girl being arrested and knowing that there is nothing he can do as she brought it all on herself by poor life choices.

Sagirah AKA EVILbunny22

@Alfredo Ibarra there is no guarantee that her family has just given up on her. Whether it's mental illness drugs the wrong crowd or just an odd hatred for her family there are indeed situations where the parents did what they needed to do and it's still not ending well. We have little to no information about her upbringing. There was a situation where an autistic child's game system was taken from him in the middle of class and he got angry and almost beat his teacher to death. But when the police showed up because it's student assaulted his teacher the first thing out the kids mouth was I won't be able to play my game system today will I ? The parents were doing everything in their power to help him but he isn't mentally able to comprehend what he did and why it was a bad thing. So no I can't say every parent is solely to blame when their kid turns out like this. So this could be spoiled rotten behavior but what if it's not?

I changed My Name

1y↑1

This doesn’t apply to parents - sorry - she has such a terrible life living with them that she has to resort to getting High - feel her pain - it was her own parents that called the cops on her

Sagirah AKA EVILbunny22

@Marten Yahkupj you cannot just wipe your hands clean of blame when it comes to your children going off the deep end. Now don't get me wrong it's not all her fault. Your aunt would probably say the same just because her parenting didn't work does not mean she didn't have a hand in her upbringing. Your aunt did what she was supposed to do and that was raised her child to be a good person it just didn't work. But she did try because if she didn't then it would be her fault because she didn't try she gave up. She has a little bit of blame there maybe not all of it but she does have a little.

mike hedgepath

1y↑1

Sometimes kids turn out this way despite the parents best efforts. Her actions are HER actions.

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Nathaniel Coleman

1y↑39

Anna: is surrounded by three police officers that could easily catch up to her and forcefully take her away
Also Anna: “Maybe if I run away they can’t catch me”

should have not should of

@Nathaniel Coleman
You think drunks are of sound mind?

Nathaniel Coleman

@Iron Bridge She wasn’t on meth at the time. She knew what she was doing

Iron Bridge

1y↑3

You really gonna say a meth head considered logic?

Erik R

1y↑7.3K

Her incessant whining for the vape pen was so annoying that the cops actually let her hit it, only to find it was empty. This is like a metaphor for her entire life thus far.

Ryan

I got picked up for some warrant some years back, some stupid under the influence charge that they gave me a dry run on came back , I had no idea so I missed court and got a warrant. Long story short, I’m in my house in my boxers eating Mac n cheese as the police start banging on my door. They were cool enough to get me some clothes from my room once they cuffed me, and also let me hit my vape lol. They were cool though, I would never act like this girl.. cops have a job to do.

Nick Mitchell

@Harry Paton A lot of people absolutely do. You're expecting an absolutely wasted person to react rationally. But you're entitled to your opinion, especially in a YT comment section. I'm just gonna agree to disagree. Have a great day.

Harry Paton

@Nick Mitchell well based on the way she reacted when she tried to hit it, and then also after realizing it was dead she stopped asking for it,, I would say it was probably the right one. Plus no one calls a dab pen a vape

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none such

1y↑332

I felt pretty bad for her dad. He must've been absolutely embarrassed by what his daughter has become.

Eric Young

1y↑1

@Drinks Watereit is the dad's fault. I went to school with him. He's very lazy.

2Tired2Sleep

@Eric Garcia na it reflects on both parents, mostly the main caretaker(s). Sounds like it’s the mother and step father

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Midnight 504

1y↑477

The fact she acts like that in front of her father tells me she has never, ever, been told "NO".

Paloma Cuenca

Actually no, this tells me that she’s an addict and suffers from a terrible disease

GrayRabbit

@Be I've been through some pretty intense situations in my life, especially in childhood. Things no child or adult should ever be put through.

If I had even whined like this little whiney toddler did, I'd probably be dead. I had broken bones and permanent scars from much lesser things.

Be

@GrayRabbit People who grew up under abusive households can turn out “bratty” like this too. It’s from a lack of emotional development, and survival “pleading” and “bargaining” to avoid abuse. Abusive parents will often be lax with certain things, yet inappropriately disciplinary with others. That’s because they function more on impulse and ego when it comes to relationships.

I’m not excusing her. I’m just saying that it’s pretty naive to assume things are as black and white as “never been told no.” Even without outright classic abuse, this kind of behavior is also common in broken households. Not because two parents is inherently better, but because children can often be used as pawns to contradict the other parent. If parents can’t co-parent, it’s easy for a child to develop unhealthy coping mechanisms and manipulative tendencies. They adapt by using the parent’s animosity to their own means, to scrape for emotional fulfillment, and to also get what they want.

velveetaslingshot

@lavinder11 PFFFT. Ive never acted that way on drugs. Not once.

CreamOf TheCrop

@kiraPh1234k that’s super interesting. Do you happen to know which study those figures are from? I’m a psychiatrist with a special interest in children impacted by addiction. I’d be very interested in reviewing that research. Thanks in advance 😊

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freehahahafree

1y↑27

I commend these officers for the professional, calm and even empathetic manner in which they handled this situation. I sincerely hope this young woman gets the help she so obviously needs.

sUNDERSCOREw

1y↑274

As soon as they gave her something she demanded, she immediately demanded something else. Why in the world they gave her so much grace is unbelievable.

Charlie Frost

1y↑2

@Anirudh Pottammal Next time address the stats and facts that EXIST rather coping about your made up reasoning and maybe you will make some sense.

brittany nelson

She is a self harmer sometimes giving what they want and coddling them makes your night go a lot easier especially if they’re repeat offenders you have rapport with. They knew she was gonna get agitated and react aggressively, gonna run, gonna hit her head, etc etc

Anirudh Pottammal

@Charlie Frost historical discrimination exists too what’s ur point bc if u don’t take into account that as a factor of influence in cluster samples taken for the statistics then ur just not knowledgeable enough to debate ab this

Charlie Frost

1y↑2

@Anirudh Pottammal FBI stats dude, what can you do 🤷‍♂

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Jake

1y↑27

My sister is an addict too. She has been since 17 years old. This girl reminds me a lot of her. I don’t talk to her now. She’s incessant to talk to and my parents completely encourage her behavior. She doesn’t pay rent, we’ve had to take her to the hospital multiple times, and her boyfriend and her destroy their apartment on the regular when they’re high. My parents try to avoid her when they can but she’s the victim in every scenario and blames my mom for her addiction while asking her for handouts. People like this will never grow up

Cosmic Comet Inner Chi Chi

why do you think she blames your mom?

Marquise Dmc

Have you ever straight up told her how she is impacting your life?

Bob Barron

1y↑3.8K

She's panicking because she's being separated from her drugs. These cops showed incredible compassion.

Julie Strickland

@Andrew T. Lmao! Never been to jail have you?

Julie Strickland

@Jack Dandy apparently Andrew and Gator are two of those folks.

Julie Strickland

@Jack Dandy lmao! Sorry about that. You wouldn't believe how many people actually believe that going to jail is an easy 3 meals, laying around, free drugs situation. My bad. 😬

Jack Dandy

@Julie Strickland lols it was sarcasm.

Julie Strickland

@Jack Dandy hahahah...you heard wrong. Unless an inmate manages to smuggle some in, which does happen, there aren't an abundance of drugs in jail. And even if they get it in, it sure isn't enough for everyone. Jail isn't the big party some people think it is.

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HughJasole

1y↑119

I can’t stop laughing at the guy arrested. Riding around with warrants, picking up some young girl thinking he’s finally gonna hookup, then blames everything else he can think of for getting arrested

Shadynou25

1y↑16

He tried pulling the race card bro hahaha. Race card on asian people?!! What race card and I’m asian too hahahha!

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WillieRants

1y↑140

Not every kid is a result of bad parenting. Sometimes kids run in wrong circles and hide this from their parents because they know its wrong. I feel for these parents. This girl is just a bad apple.

Kalani Sarpi

@Cosmic Comet Inner Chi Chi that’s an easy way out. Can’t give up on your flesh and blood tho. You try and try and try again hopefully that this will be the time. A child isn’t(and shouldn’t) be like a friend. You don’t just cut um out when they’re bad for ya

Cosmic Comet Inner Chi Chi

@WatchingTheFireBurn maybe come home with signed emancipation papers so she can be responsible for her self

Something Clever

No parenting is a version of parenting.

Kathleen McBride

1y↑2

@WatchingTheFireBurn I feel for you. Had the same situation and youngest daughter now living out all her consequences. Still won't listen to anyone and instead blames everything on me (mom) when clearly she went against everything she was taught and shown as in how to live a decent and upright life. EVERYONE blames the parents. I have withdrawn from most people because of this. No one understands unless they are living it but it seems everyone thinks THEY could have done better and it would NEVER have happened to them. Everyone has treated me with disdain because of this. Cops. Neighbors. Medical personnel. But the truth is if they tried to take her in even for one week they would find out - but of course it isn't anyone else's problem so they can just sit back and criticize. The lying and manipulation alone is absolutely unbearable. Hell on earth.

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1tarawho

1y↑7

Excellent channel! I often show your videos to my students so they can learn what being a police officer entails and so they can see actions to making stupid decisions!!! Keep up the great work guys, prayers to all our officers ❤

Fox Aviation Service

1y↑70

I feel pain for the father and his daughter. I really, truly hope she sees these comments one day and knows there are people out there that want her to turn her life around swiftly & fiercely. You can do it, Anna!

Tski

1y↑1

This was me 45 years ago. Parents pulled me out my existence and put me in lockdown. 9.5 months. Had both good and bad effects. First and foremost. Never put a child in lockdown with adults.
Back then, child abuse in institutions was ignored. I never lost sight of who i was and was aware of my own sexual orientation . I didn't do hard drugs after. Was and still am scared to death of them. Very addictive personality. Alcohol also. Always hated barfing. That limited me to some drugs. Opiates are the worst.

Fox Aviation Service

1y↑2

@iStampzzzYT We don’t know that. I don’t know that. None of us know how she was raised or what actions he may or may not have taken in her life to prevent this type of behavior. I choose to believe regardless of this outcome that there are lessons to be learned from both sides. If he wasn’t a great parent before, hopefully this changes his tune and encourages him to put the breaks on whatever he has or hasn’t been doing in her life to get things turned around. If he HAS been a good father that truly cares for his daughter, he can only do so much. Substance abuse takes lives and tears them apart every single day. And I hate it. I hate seeing it. I hate hearing about it. I hate that we glorify videos and laugh at others when they make mistakes when in all reality, her life could’ve been any one of ours at one point. I try to place myself in their shoes so I can better understand what they’re experiencing. I can’t do that, however.

End of the story is, she’s still young and I hope she turns things around. I really do. Thanks for reading.

iStampzzzYT

Why ? He’s one of the reasons she’s like that

Lisa Moroney

Selfish AF

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oliver

1y↑20

the dad is right, especially about "watch your tone" and also "you don't make the rules" that kind of stuff. good father.

JUHDAS 69

1y↑631

The cop dealing with the Asian dude was low key funny af

Joseph Franzen

As I an Asian I can verify we actually pulled his Asian card after extensive investigation.

LaToya McVay

😂😂

Pink Skin Can't Handle The Sunlight

He was telling the truth though 🤣

Dawn Jackson

Ohhhh, I loved him!!!!

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Cameron

1y↑72

I was a heavy alcoholic before I got my DUI, been sober since, that’s 10 months of no alcohol and I couldn’t be happier. I’d slam 7-12+ beers every night with my friends, miss work, wake up in the desert in my car not knowing where I am, etc. hopefully she recovers from being an addict, it’s hard but easily done with self discipline

Kitty Kat

Congratulations

Ben Walter

1y↑1

@Free Rider He said up to to 12 sometimes as well. Also some people can handle more alcohol than others.

Free Rider

Lol 7 beers made you black out and miss work?

Nikolas Humphrey-Howell

1y↑3

hey man, i know i'm a stranger on the internet, but i'm proud of you man. it takes a lot of effort to turn around.

The Dragon Of Canada

1y↑4

Incredibly proud of you, doing that takes courage and determination

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IJustPickedAScab

1y↑59

I must admit, I LOL’d at her desperate pleas to hit the vape one last time before getting arrested. It’s pitiful really…Get well soon, Anna.

The Nasty

1y↑17

She’s not just an addict but I legitimately think she’s got a screw loose.

My Account

A brat from broken home

The Nasty

@ChaseFace lol

ChaseFace

1y↑1

Very observant.

Kmk 5

1y↑116

My parents told me this: “if you’re ever arrested, and you did something stupid, I will not bail you out; in fact, I’ll tell the officers to be rough on you.”

Cosmic Comet Inner Chi Chi

you may want to teach them their rights at least. A lot of cops violate our constitutional rights to enforce their policy and end up ruining ppls lives

Robert Biondo

Hahaha

Ashie *

1y↑2

Same as my mom. The one time I did call her she said, "Wtf Ashley Marie, im not a fucking magician!" & that was just me asking her to come pick me up after seeing the judge & about to be released. 😆

Luci Chaplin

1y↑3

@Thomas Sohayda Actually smart. Calling a lawyer is key

L.S.P

1y↑7

I get that untill the "rough" part that ain't right.

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Magdalina Montero

1y↑8

She's 18? Really? This is what happens when you spoil your kids, they think that they're entitled and have no respect for authority.😢 I would have never bonded her out. She's going to keep doing this over and over again until she does something really bad or hurts someone.

brittany nelson

1y↑1

I don’t think spoiling is the right answer.. I think she’s learned how to effectively manipulate her parents but it doesn’t work anymore bc both mom and dad ensure she goes to jail. I’m assuming they’re divorced based on the phone call. It’s easy to provide your own narrative and manipulate when you have two parents that may not communicate

Deagle2 YaDome

1y↑3.3K

she’s trying to control the situation at every moment and the cops are being suuuuuuper nice to her.

Dua Rey

@Duchess I agree entirely with you! Using generalized blanket statements to describe an entire group is ridiculous and dangerous. Leaves no room for nuance or progressive thought.

"Must be nice to have that white card". 🤔

Courtney Roquemore

@RTH IRL yes sir 😂

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Akaboy4life

1y↑61

When the officer said to the dad step away and he listened I knew he was happy that the cops were there. Addiction is not a joke especially when so young. That other dude was in controlled state trying to provoke the officers and kudo's for being so calm. U earn a raise my dude.

Ben Jurqunov

1y↑1

People like this are abundant.
Sadly they don't support homosexual special rights.

Pixle36

1y↑29

This is really eye opening to hear how an 18 year old is addicted to alcohol and drugs, Cocain and even possessing meth no less. Observing how these addictions lead her to act is just wild, she went from begging to hit her vape to all of a sudden wanting to talk to her dad like the cops were going to let her do that given the context.

Valerie Lucille

1y↑6

My heart breaks for this young girl and her family. I hope she can get her life on track.

Falconer

1y↑12

Thank goodness for our police officers. They deserve so much more credit than they get. Thank you for all you do.

Leafs fan

1y↑6

Man heart goes out to mom and dad watching your child go through this is a parents worst nightmare

Leafs fan

@Donna Wood Sorry Donna but that comment was very condescending

Donna Wood

they should be embarrassed about their children raising skills. it’s they’re fault for not telling her no. 😊

Taylor Ramerth

1y↑1.2K

I cannot imagine how sad it must be to watch your child being arrested. I really hope this girl straightens her life out.

Gary Gray

Her dad is probably used to it.

alberto rodriguez

@Me speak for yourself every-time my parents had to call the police on my brother, they felt both relief and sadness.

Focus716

@Chainsaw Cruz well they said they literally cannot imagine so no need be condescending bruh sheesh

Mike Espinoza

1y↑1

Assuming the mother actually cares about her daughter. She pushed her down a staircase.

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Mattybot 3000

1y↑78

Second video of her?! This girl is becoming famous at this point. Hopefully she learns and grows from this.

jerrythemailman

She won't. Even little children with good parenting realize not to do this. You're going to see see her when she's 50 in one of those before/after meth pictures. Her entire life is going to revolve around jail.

Matthew Alston

You mean infamous.

impressiveemu1259

1y↑9

😂 The other video of her is much worse. I was cracking up when the Von guy mentioned it and they showed a flashback. I didnt realize it was the same girl until then. I had to turn that other video of her to way low volume because her screams are so brutal lmao, they pierce into your brain, and it was like never ending the entire video 🤣

StriklndProPane

1y↑5

@Larry Gshe’s the reason I wouldn’t care if they criminalize alcohol lol

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XIIIphobos

I feel so sad for her and her family, the father especially. Addiction is a terrible disease and meth is a most horrifying drug. The way it alters the people addicted to it and destroys everything around them, theough them, is insane. I truly hope she gets clean and gets her life in order.

ThatGingerHannah

1y↑1

Her calling her parents then telling her mom she hated her. Her mom is trying to help her and she obviously doesn’t want help. It’s so sad and frustrating watching her throw her life away for drugs. Kudos to the officer dealing with the guy arrested for warrants.

Roley Chiu

1y↑39

this is A+ entertainment. I love seeing these types of people interact with law enforcement.

Nonsense

Damn, she didn't even get charged for anything related to the "physical altercation".

I feel so bad for the dad. He seemed like he really cared by showing up and talking to her the way he did. I hope once she's recovered, their relationship can recover too.

Susie

1y↑1.6K

He’s blaming her for getting arrested for HIS warrants. There’s zero chance he’ll ever turn his life around when he’s incapable of taking responsibility for his mistakes.

L3GENDARY LAG

I mean if he didn't pick her up lol

Eromal Andersson

@HM well a "modern American liberal Democrat"

gary beversluis

And these are the Democrat voters

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Jos Ron

1y↑9

This brings back memories when I was teenager and young adult. Never hang out with problematic people cuz you get caught up in stuff that has nothing to do with you. You'll end up Saturday night on the side of the road being frisked. And you have to catch a ride home.

Jcarr

1y↑1

Been through this as a parent. Most heartbreaking days of my life.

Aulelia K

1y↑2

Her behavior is now memorialized for her and her family to see. Hopefully this is a wake up call for her.

Kam Bam

1y↑45

wow she’s so young and her life is headed in a very dark path… I hope somehow she can pull herself out

Jake

She won’t. Have a sister like this. It’s been 8 years and she’s still the same if not worse

Sir Rather Splendid

@cyndle hick — Someone has been the “enabler” in forming her character. It’s usually the mother.

cyndle hick

1y↑3

I doubt it, unless her family keeps loving her and she gets to a good rehab center. Otherwise I’m not sure. She only cares about her vape. Poor girl.

Beckaboo3397

1y↑1

This is what happens when you never tell your kids ‘no’.
They become adults that still act like kids and have a meltdown when things don’t go their way.

aniday smiles

1y↑1.1K

You know what is truly the saddest part? She got her dad out of bed to come and get her knowing there was a really good chance that she wasn’t gonna get to leave with him. Then proceeds to act like a freaking child and resist and fight the cops all the while her poor dad is there watching.

Wulf-Jäger91

@Donna Wood oh no no I hope that my comment wasn't taken as an overgeneralization. I meant in this case alone my speculation is that the mother was the problem. Congrats to your daughter on her degree

thevintaaagediaries

@Patty Leech thx at least one empathetic person. if someone doesn’t now how it is to be scared of withdrawal it’s easy to judge. I live in austria and it’s crazy for me to see that you can be arrested for possession of drugs. I could stand in front of a police officer and doing drugs and he couldn’t do anything as long as I‘m just consuming and not selling. I think it doesn’t help addicts to be thrown in prison. they need help, so they can learn to live a sober life again and that’s not easy. there should be a lot more resources but they are just addicts right. Sadly nobody cares about them.

Donna Wood

@Wulf-Jäger91 i got divorced, i kept my daughter. but i raised her with focus, love and responsibility. she is grown now, with a masters degree, great job and never touches drugs. Single mothers get a bad rap! the daddies walk away and we get looked down on.

Donna Wood

he’s part of the problem with her acting like that. focus, love and discipline are required to make a kid grow into a responsible adult!

Anirudh Pottammal

1y↑1

@P W i was zooted asf when i wrote that i meant disease instead of addiction💀

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Audretta Mclin

1y↑13

This is so heartbreaking. As dramatic as she is, this has been her MO pretty much of her life. The level of disrespect, this also has to bard for her dad to watch. I hope this girl gets some help.

Tyler Roberts

1y↑19

I have a daughter and it would break my heart to see her like that. I feel so bad for him.

Mathew Fuller

1y↑2

My friends and I been talking about this the last few day,we need to bring back our insane asylums and start getting these people some real help .we keep sending people like this back into the public when they should be locked up an on crazy pills.

HMD

1y↑9

The drivers self awareness and accountability are to be admired...said no one, ever!

UH OHH

Wow, that Officer was INCREDIBLY kind, I mean wow. How can a human end up like this?

Bunny Tsukino

1y↑422

This girl is only 18 and already a full blown addict. The emotional blackmail is exemplary. Where did these parents go so wrong?

BoDiggety

It's possible the divorce fucked her up bad. We all don't know what the hell goes on in other people's lives.

Mirjana Pucarevic

@Steve Redstone lets blame the parents for everything

Ragnarok

@Eldar High Elf Healer Miriella II The parents live in seperate houses. They made the mistake when they chose their partner poorly.

T Z

@Language Resources You were there?

T Z

@Miss Blackwood You were there her whole life?

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Schmacy

1y↑18

I love the interactions between the cop and the guy in the back of the car.

Brotherhood

1y↑3

Active addiction is absolutely a pain in the butt. You can see constant deflection, and refusal to hold themselves accountable. I work in addiction recovery, and every day, directives are debated, ALL THE TIME. Anyways, I hope they get the help they need.

Felicity

1y↑1

These cops were so good to her and she was shit to them. I hope she gets the help she needs and can look back on this someday when she’s healthy and happy.
Also, poor dad for having to watch this

D. SMITH

1y↑1

These cops are absolutely the best,and extremely professional!!! It was refreshing to see their mannerisms and they will be getting Anna the help she desperately needs!!!

SCP-0001 Object Class: KETER / E.L.E.

I can't even imagine the pain her father must be feeling having to see this...

David Santos

1y↑1K

I feel bad for the dad having to stand by and watch his daughter go through this? It must be heartbreaking for him seeing her behavior and being so delusional.

Markieff Morris

@RadHazy good on him for being there but his daughter turned out so uniquely awful, it’s hard to hold his parenting skills in high regard

Markieff Morris

@RadHazy well that makes two of us

RadHazy

@Markieff Morris not sure what you’re implying

Mellll

That cop who drove her to jail is on one 😂

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khfan4life365

She’s still young. She still has a chance to straighten her life out. I feel bad for her parents and sister. They must feel so helpless.

GhostShadowAmethystX05

1y↑6

It's never okay to flee from the cops when they're trying to help you out or wanting to know your side of the story. Therefore, if you attempt this, it's instant tackle and arrest. I genuinely feel bad for that unfortunate person's father.

Riku 22

Umm it can be anything. Young people are perhaps afraid or maybe can't think straight if they see police officers.

Paloma Cuenca

I really feel for the dad, may God grant him serenity. 🙏

VAFranky

I hope they get their acts together. I know it's unlikely but it's sad to see people destroy themselves.

bunni

i understand exactly what she is going thru. i hope she gets help and some kind of therapy or medication. life is hard girl.

Aussie B

1y↑2.7K

What a nightmare to have as a daughter.

Kathleen McBride

1y↑1

@Ms. DnTa Thank you. You get it! Our younger daughter even tried to ruin her older sister too - made fun of her for doing all the right things they were both taught to do. Despised us as parents for living a good life. Made fun of us for not drinking and smoking and criticized us for "not teaching her (?) how to drink. Said SHE didn't have an "addictive personality". Knew it all. Did whatever she wanted behind our backs. Lied to us with every breath. Well - turns out all the things she decided to do enslaved her and ruined her mind. Warning to everyone - you never know who will be susceptible to drug induced mental illness. But she would never have listened to that warning either...

Kirby Waite

@Jen None of what you've revealed surprises me.
I readily admit to not knowing this young woman's history ,but it could be easily surmised. Do you know it?
All of our opinions about her are based on what we are shown in this video and though you clearly wish to view her in a more benign light, there is no evidence to suggest she should be.
The opinions of people who base their livelihoods on advocating for individuals like her are always suspect in my view.
Why waste time and resources on people like her when there are so many who could be helped from making the mistakes that she and her clearly inept father have already and in all likelihood irreversibly made?

Jen

@Kirby Waite it’s apparent you’ve never dealt with addiction or mental health issues with anyone close to you. School marmish? What? Well, I suppose I resemble that remark as I taught classes to both staff and prisoners about mental health, addiction, and dual diagnosis. Do you know this young woman’s history. I personally think this goes way beyond bad behavior or as you say “spoiled”. Just my opinion. And, you are correct, everyone has their own. It’s just a shame we pass judgment from a small video clip on the internet.

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Paula Blissett

1y↑5

I couldn't be paid enough to be a cop today, they all have my deepest sympathies, every last one of them...😢

RON GRIFFIE

1y↑2

Wow, so much compassion for someone who is resisting and non compliant, they’re treating her like a 5 year old.

kungfumind⚡

1y↑3

My neighbor once got her nose broken by her daughter for pouring out her liquor. Apparently the mom had been suffering in silence thru physical violence from her alcoholic drug addicted daughter for a decade and we never would have known except that day she took a serious beating and she was 65 so she had to run out the house for help.
Drug addiction is a horrible.

Desiree Lococo

Elder abuse

vermili0n

1y↑15

I feel bad for her. There’s a reason people use substances and locking them up never helps them. She needs some actual help and it seems her family aren’t going to be the ones to do it. Hope she gets her shit together

Brad Springer

@Thomas Cavanaugh I agree with you. This is beyond a drug issue. This is bad behavior from someone who easily could get someone else hurt or killed. Feel sorry for all the people who have to deal with her.

youtube12345

1y↑2

"locking them up never helps them" Firstly, citation needed. Secondly, it's not all about them. Locking up addicts committing crimes is GOOD FOR SOCIETY. Otherwise we'd all be like San Francisco with drug addled hobos shitting on our streets, leaving used needles everywhere. She's an adult. She is responsible for her actions. We all are. Why does she get sympathy when she CHOOSES to make bad decisions? Do you have sympathy for the thief too, who steals to support his habit? Because basically all addicts turn into thieves (except the celebs/rich who can afford lifetime supplies of drugs). Do you feel sympathy for the murderers? The pedos? Why does one vice get your sympathy but others don't? Why can't we universally condemn bad behavior? Seems like she already got special treatment because she's a young white girl. I mean, if it was a white man, or a black person, or whatever, you KNOW the cops wouldn't have let him hit his vape in cuffs, that's absurd. Your "sympathy" is how cities end up dumpsters like Frisco.

Fusi0nn

She got released anyways on a signature bond. Basically means you get released and if you don't show up the court can charge you the monetary value of the bond. Places like this with high crime rates do this to keep the jails from over filling.

Thomas Cavanaugh

1y↑1

@Dread Well, she's the type that needs to dig deep within herself in a jail cell. She resisted arrest, she didn't listen to authority what so ever, She diss'd her dad after being on the phone crying to him to come save her. She's is currently a POS human being. I've read about her and she's been in a lot of trouble. The reason they pulled her out of the car was due to her record that the cop just read about when he ran her plates. She needs knocked down about 6 levels and built back up again. Judge needs to give her 6 months or the option to join the military.

Thomas Cavanaugh

1y↑2

Why would you feel bad for someone that makes poor decisions again and again? This is the 4th time with her in this exact scenario. She needs some discipline and held accountable for her actions. This is the 4th time. The first 3 times didn't work.

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Gabriel Watson

I seriously hope Anna gets the help she needs. The alcohol and drugs are messing her head up. I can tell you from experience in the Medical field, that the behavior she's exhibiting is being exacerbated by hard core drugs and alcohol. It's not too late for her, or anyone that has addictions.

Yuta🖤

1y↑678

Man, these cops were actually beyond nice to her. She's blessed to have a family who gives a shit about her, and yet she's tossing her life away.

debbiedelight7

Meth head mehing

Mahdi Farshchian

@wireless one dude they blocked audio that part of audio how am i suppose to just know i had to re watch 3 times lol? ok now if she attacked some one then she had it coming mb.

Saiege

@WhiteWolfos okay but the Dad didn't obviously care about any of what was going on apparently. Not even when she said she was pushed down the stairs or whatever. No reaction at all.

WhiteWolfos

@Mike Espinoza another big assumption. Drug will take you no matter the age. My sister in law is a minor and the parents didn't find out until recently when they looked in her bag. She hid it and she started taking it because of her new friends.

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Ozzy Reyes

1y↑2

Poor Father. Hearing your child cry and plea is terrible😢... that poor dad.

vanilla

1y↑10

The second-hand embarassment is so unreal. The second she turned around and ran "NoOoo!"

curtflirt2

1y↑1

The more they keep letting this girl go, the more she's going to do something crazy

Silencyde

Gotta be heartbreaking for dad to watch his daughter hit rock bottom like this.

Charles Harrer

It's really frustrating that young people have been taught to blame all their problems on other people instead of looking inwardly. Take responsibility for your own actions!!!

Eqhuinox

1y↑599

My heart goes out to that dad. Watching his daughter abuse drugs to this point and then having to watch the results of it in person as she’s on the ground swarmed by cops. I hope she gets help.

Vindex World

@What is a woman drug dealers seem just as desperate sometime.. point your anger at the people who create and distribute it, not the street dealers. The dealers may not fully even understand what they are destroying out there.. but the distributors.. oh they know their money is build on blood. The blood is just never considered murder

No Name

@What is a woman What about cigarettes and alcohol? Have you ever compared death rate statistics to meth?

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Richard Olivas

1y↑1

Bravo to the parents for not letting up!

jooshy

1y↑16

feel so bad for the dad cant believe he has to deal with that

Benjamin Malone

She lost herself so long ago she doesn’t even know who she is anymore. It’s so sad i can’t feel anything but sorrowful pity for this lost soul. Pray you find the good Lord to heal you of your terrible addictions. You need him so very badly.

David S. Anderson

1y↑2

Simply judging by dad's lack of response, he has seen this behavior in his daughter and heard all of her crap a thousand times since she was a small child. How heartbreaking for him and her mother that she is such a drugged-out liar and loser. She and the Asian guy can go on blaming everyone else for THEIR kettle of fish, and never, ever "get it."

khfan4life365

1y↑1

I’m frustrated with this girl. She has her whole life ahead of her and she’s throwing it away.

Memory

1y↑607

I feel very bad for that father. You can tell he wants to help his child, but he also realizes she probably needs to hit rock bottom in order to recover. Hope everyone involved in this incident turns out ok.

Winter

@Clock The Viking did you comprehend anything that's happening lmao

Electrical Existence

ifi were her father she would never have been in this situation.

JJScrotus

1y↑1

At least he came.

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Micaliah Holton

I really hope this young woman got the help she needs. Her attitude is from her addiction and is not who she really is. At least I hope that is the case. She needs prayers. It breaks my heart seeing this..

Court

My first arrest was like this. I was hysterical. The officers staying calm was so important. If they got upset and escalated as I did, I would not have been able to recognize my own behavior and learn from it. I would of just looked back at the experience and curse the officers for being ‘mean.’

Tim Spurlin

We need more parents that can raise an awesome child like Miss Entitled in the video!!! I mean her behavior is quite frankly unbelievable!!!!

Nik

1y↑1

how is no one talking about the dude getting so mad he’s being arrested for warrants 🤦🏼‍♀️ like ffs. cant believe how patient the officers were being too like holy shit. I legitimately can’t believe how nice they were being to her, about the heat, letting her hit her vape like holy shit. Wow these cops have amazing patience

Bill jo

This is a prime example of what happens when parent's are no longer permitted to correct their kid's

TheFatestPat

1y↑482

There's something to be said about a person wearing a hat that says "F*** OFF" while crying for parents to come help her and insisting that nothing is her fault.

Desiree Lococo

No kidding. That hat is offensive

CRANE

I thought it was hilarious when they took it off her and hooked her up with the Happy Hoodie in the back of the cruiser lol

Tilted Horizon

"Mom kicked me out because I was drinking. I didn't do anything wrong." 😂
Um.... how about that underage drinking?
I mean...I did it too...but you can't go around crying and yelling that you didn't do anything wrong when you're drunk, underage, living with your parents who most likely have their own set of house rules, that most likely include no drinking.

Muskoka Mike

1y↑1

@Ajfergy and mom wasn't strong enough to handle her and dad wasn't around.

Ajfergy

@Muskoka Mike her parents are divorced based on the context of calling her parents separately, looks like she chose mom

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Ann Marie

1y↑4

Her dad must be mortified. My son did stupid things at that age (believe me) but never did he resist or swear at authority, ever. He knew he was wrong and I never bailed him out.

Crazy Robots

1y↑1

It's quite sad that this young adult obviously struggles with all kinds of addictions.

But it's also funny how she keeps asking for the officers to let her "hit [her] vape"

Janesa Jenkins

Wow the patience these officers had is amazing

Amy Castillo

1y↑3

Sounds like someone should've left Ann's in jail instead of bailng her out! You can clearly tell that she has gotten her way her entire life and her family seems to be getting sick of it. It's sad to see such a young girl making a disaster of her relationships and her life. I got she gets some help soon before she ends up in prison!

Shasta Pearse

so satisfying to see her helpless and bawling knowing shes going to jail, deserves every second

Gerald Jinx

1y↑1.2K

The sister seemed like she really cared about her health and wanted her to get over her addiction, then the girl fought her sister to make her health worse. God bless that sister who threw the meth out.

DubsTV

@Erik Crouch yeah, she either really stocked up or was dealing

Ann Warwick

@Sinjin ❤aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Cloud Society

@El Howard locking an addict up doesnt stop anything. You realize how much shit gets into jails and treatment centers right? I found drugs all the time every time i would go to jail and when i when to in patient recently to get some more skills to get off my methadone (turns out 8 years of outpatient teaches you everything possible) but yeah i was finding shit constantly and constantly having to get staff to document what i would find. It was tough doing that as an ex addict but im at the point now (after 9 almost 10 years on methadone) where im tapering and ready and excited! But locking me up only made things worse and id get out and immediately get fucked up and generally would miss court because of that and then warrants and it's just a big ugly cycle. My recovery didnt start getting on the right track and everything until i started hiding at home and never leaving at night and just basically too scared of jail to leave my home.. but im sober at least 🤷🏼‍♀️

Anne Bruecks

@FemaleAnimeMaster Maybe, but if it is then you should Definitely listen. Don't mess with an addicts drugs unless you are ready to get beat or killed. Call the police, kick them out, don't give them money or enable them, but they have to decide to get clean in the end.

Anne Bruecks

@DragonLore Exactly. I do not recommend that tactic. It will only get you hurt or killed.

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Tra1tors

1y↑5

just how entitled she felt she was really is what rubbed me wrong. i wouldnt have gave her a damn thing.

Kevin Klingler

1y↑12

The instant cut to all the times he didnt stop when being pulled over is pure comedy

John Anderson

Bro I didn’t recognize her at first. Holy shit she’s never going to escape the dozens of times she’s embarrassed herself like crazy on these police cams 😂😂😂

Flippy Flip

This is the only channel i've seen that doesn't only or majorly focus on the bad, or the shocking. It shows the human side, and it's pretty refreshing.

LongSlobDongDrop

1y↑1

Not only is this a sad situation. But this video and everything being publicly available racking almost 2 million views in a week can have major impact on her future social life. Don't do stupid things like her man. It's never gonna be worth it and only a young death will be the thing awaiting you.

Meet the Robinsons

1y↑612

That’s gotta be so heartbreaking for the dad. She clearly needs some serious help

zzzz

@oldchick then i probably either misread or replied wrong

oldchick

@zzzz That's exactly what I said.

marc savard

@wut m8 why are you watching then....

zzzz

@oldchick this is such a common parrot response. Maam I’m a former addict myself and have friends dealing with addiction RIGHT NOW. Stop the enabling, you’re killing your family and friends by enabling them!

oldchick

1y↑1

@zzzz this is the comment of someone who does not have addiction in their family. If you did, You would understand it's not always the parents fault.

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Roop Gill

1y↑1

I'm heartbroken for her dad.

Carlos Ontiveros

1y↑1

“Keep being cool with me and I’ll be cool with you okay” it’s true.. if you’re respectful to a cop when they pull you over they’ll do you a favor. I’ve gotten many warnings when I could’ve gotten a ticket just for being polite and compliment to the officer

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