Who tries sneaking into universal

I’m exhausted from just watching this…. My money is on that her husband didn’t have a ticket either.

I don’t think he did either

I really feel for law enforcement. All of her behavior was completely unnecessary.

Absolutely unnecessary

Imagine always trying to get free shit gets you arrested… who would have thought… 😆

😭🤣🤣

Professional grifters.

It’s an art form for them

The skill sets are passed down from generation to generation.

If that is her husband, where was her ticket? Why didn't he have it? I'm so confused. 😜

He disappeared too so maybe he didn’t even have one 😂

I was surprised they didn't ask. But seriously, how does a whole family sneak into an amusement park?

@washghost1 A friend who works there let them in a side door? 🤷🏻‍♀️

@washghost1 Definitely possible.

Dear lawbreakers: here is what does NOT work. Repeating the same sentence 50 times. Refusing commands because you don’t want to comply. Insisting on making a phone call. Insisting you “didn’t do nothing”. Repeatedly insisting on “why?”….

The ability to break every law on the book and still think you’re the victim… fatigue

There is always some BS excuse

Every time

Watch to the end… she failed to show up in court so now has a warrant for her arrest. Why do they think the laws do not apply to them?!?

I saw the whole video on YT. I’ve always wondered what the charge would be for sneaking into a park or ticketed event, and now I know. “Theft of Service”. Makes sense.

If she really had a ticket, she could've gone to the office and called her MIL to bring it. She might've had to wait a few minutes BUT she wouldn't have gotten arrested. Why do these people think they are above the law?

It's exhausting watching it. I can't imagine being those guys and having to listen to it in person while trying to deal with it.

"If you would have acted like a normal human being". 💀

LMAO!!! Another, “I din do nuffin”.

The husband wasn’t even surprised that she was arrested for her stupid ass behavior.

Imagine having a warrant over stealing a $109.00 park ticket? 🤣 this lady is a real genius!

Police are too kind in many of these videos. I would have arrested her and had her in cuffs immediately...but then again as I have said previously, I have no patience for people like her.

She's part of a culture problem.

That woman hasn’t ever walked that fast in her life.

I genuinely don’t understand it, if you really had a ticket the only reply would be “of course officer, I’ll call my MIL from the office and get this misunderstanding dealt with”. Why do these people have to fight and argue? If you don’t have a ticket just hold your hands up and admit it, rather that than the embarrassment of being arrested.

No White person would have been permitted to walk away like that

Aspiring rappers, future engineers, magistrates, noblemen and doctors?

The feeling of entitlement is off the charts, like you’re the chosen one and can go and do whatever you want. Not shocked she ignored more laws and didn’t show up for court.

But, but, but......

Is that really an arrestable offense? I can understand giving them a ticket with a fine and kicking them out of the park but arrest? That seems a little extreme. It's not like they did physical damage or stole physical goods. She was present in a location and maybe rode some rides. She might have even bought some food or something while there. Just seems odd that arrest is possible in this situation.

Really gotta appreciate the cop for his patience, why you would chose an embarrassing arrest in front of your kids and hundreds of people instead of just walking to the office with your dignity is beyond me.

There’s always a certain demographic of people that feel they don’t need to comply with law enforcement.

Imagine having to be a cop in that hellhole?

Funny, her family is right there and no one offered up her ticket…lol

Imagine that, they never found the “mother-in-law” who had her make believe ticket. And she never appeared in court with this supposed ticket that would have likely had a time/date stamp to prove her innocence.