Storytime While Installing The Shining Blonde Ombre Wig... *Don’T Get Arrested* @West Kiss Hair

What'S up crazies, it's your girl, rizzy and i'm back again with another banger video for you guys today. So before we jump right into this juicy auntie. What'S y'all wan na know t story time because y'all be begging for the story times and i'll just be. You know i just be playing on the story time, because it's just like too much tea but um. I want to give a huge thanks for wet kiss hair. Make sure you guys go check out. The link in the description box below this hair was actually easily manageable. I love the color at first. I was a little scared because you know it was like giving 6 13, but then the roots weren't. So it's giving that girl. It'S giving that baddie y'all already seen the flicks on the ground and if you didn't make sure to check in tap into the hair and let's jump right into the story time. Okay, so um, i'm gon na start by saying this happened, maybe a three! Maybe a month ago um, you guys remember when i told you guys, i got arrested for something that was just like childish people, but i'm just gon na jump into when i got arrested and what took place rather than the. Why i got arrested because i want to tell you the whole story time about my whole jail experience and everything, and i just want to say now: you do not want to go to jail okay, so i was in jersey, visiting my mom and i was laying In my bed and was like, i remember it was 8 33 in the morning it was 8 o'clock in the goddamn morning. I don't even wake up at that time, but someone was blowing up my phone, so i answered the phone and it was just like hello. This is officer uh blank from the nypd jurors county police department. I don't know he was just saying that he was from maryland. He was the police, and you know just telling me that he needed to speak to me and i was like yeah she's speaking and he was just like um yeah. I need you to come pick up some papers for something like he was just saying. He needed me to come pick up some papers at the station and i was so confused because i'm like okay, i'm like okay. That has something to do with my car, like this, like, i was just confused, i'm like what's the t like. Why do i have to go to the police station, so i had to explain to him that i was out of town and at that time i didn't know if i was coming back to maryland because from jersey i kind of wanted to straight leave to go To atlanta, because i was ready to move and start searching for my apartment, but clearly god had other plans, and you know my mom and my family was just like you shouldn't move if there's something to do with the police. Yet you have to figure it out before you go to a different state, so i'm like a few days passed by and i finally get back to marilyn uh with the quickness, and when i get here, i called him back and i remember i called him back And i was like hey i'm back in town um. Who can i like? What do i have to do and he was just like yeah. You can pick up your papers. Can you give me a second, my car right back and just hung up so at this point, i'm thinking it's a prank, i'm like okay, maybe like who even is this man like what is going on is? Am i being pranked? Did somebody just randomly get? My number so i was in the house - i remember this exactly. I was in the house making tick tocks. I had on these little these little shorts in his little crop top. I literally wasn't even dressed up for, and i was making tick tocks and my little sister came down to my room and said the cops are upstairs looking for you, the cops here, they're looking for you and i'm like um um. I wasn't scared at all actually, because i knew that he had told me that he had to give me some paperwork so automatically. I'M thinking i might go, get some paperwork, sign some papers and call it a day. But when i get upstairs it's two officers and i stepped to the door and he's like ma'am, can you go put on some shoes? I'M like shoes for what? But you know i didn't i didn't you know i didn't question them too much. I was just like. Okay officer and i went and put on my shoes and then he started talking to my stepmom about i don't know what he was saying like he kept miscommunication. He kept lying switching his words and i realized after that i got out of jail. I realized that's what cops duty tried to get to arrest you they have to like. You know they lie, they lied to you literally. He did not tell me i was being arrested at that moment. He did not tell me nothing. He did not tell me. I had a warrant out for my arrest. He didn't tell me anything. He literally told me get my shoes and take off all of my jewelry yeah one thing about reds y'all know i got endless jewelry like i have endless bracelets. I got both nose piercing. I got all my ears. I got um my belly. I got rings on so i'm like. Oh, my god. I got ankle braces, so i literally had to sit there in front of my door and take off each jewelry one by one. I did not remove my nose or my the one - that's like in my ear in the inside, because one they were not gon na close up on me. I was just like sorry officer. These don't come out and he was just like it's okay and then he tried to ask me: does my wig come off? I just installed the wig literally the same day for a promo, so guess what that wig was not coming off. So i'm like yeah the wig, don't come off either so he's like okay, i just need to walk into my car so that you can uh answer a few questions. After that i was confused, i'm like what then he was like. Yes, can you turn around? Put your hands behind your back. That'S when i realized that i was being arrested, but he did not verbally tell me. I guess that's what you know: laws fighting out our mandela rights and you know our amendments, but he did not tell me that i was being arrested. So i don't know if that's like against the law or not, because that's what citizens are trying to fight now. But he definitely didn't say you're being under arrest man for this this no, he literally said put your hands on your back. I need to walk into my car and ask you a few questions face you're a liar, so i got to his car and that's when i started a little bit tearing up because i started to like get a little bit scared because i realized i was being Arrested like i'm, like, oh i've, never been arrested before so he put me in the car and we drive to the police department and on the way there. I did not say word to that man. I looked out the window looking like a sad girl because he had no tint, and i was just everybody just looking at me, and it was just it was getting me upset because i didn't know why. I was there like to this point. I still didn't know so we get to the police department and you know they give me a side i have to like do finger. I'M not fingerprints. I have to like um. Do like wear a mask. Wait. I didn't wear no masks. I just lied um. What did he do in the beginning? I forgot. Oh, it definitely was like fingerprints. No, it wasn't fingerprints, i'm trying to remember. I just know we got in there. We stood there for a long long time to let us in right they. Finally, let me in i get in there and i had to one i had to change my clothes, so i had to wear that orange [ __ ] jumpsuit y'all, i was in the orange. I was an inmate, because why did i have to wear the orange? I put that on and then um they were talking to me, making me sign some paperwork and then the man like the man that came and arrest me still has yet to tell me. Why am i there so at this point, it's like an hour goes by and i'm just sitting in the police department confused like thinking. Maybe they got the wrong person. So then i asked a lady i was like excuse me am i i don't even know why. I'M here you know just crying and stuff so she's like hold on man. I'M gon na get your paperwork, so she got my paperwork and i realized why the hell. I was there at that point in time. I realized why i was there and i was furious. When i tell you i was furious, i was furious that someone i used to call a friend put me in my [ __ ] handcuffs somebody that i used to consider a friend got me locked up off of cap tree cap, because you know what we're not Even gon na get into that maybe another time i will get y'all hip, but right now this is about my experience in jail. So she came in my paperwork. I'M furious still got my handcuffs on and i'm sitting there and then that's when they walk me into the little um the cell. So he walks me to the cell, throws me in the cell and shut the door, and now i'm just in a cell. It'S just a toilet, a bench me and four [ __ ] walls. So i'm looking around i'm reading the paperwork that they finally gave me. I'M reading the paperwork, reading the paperwork, reading the paperwork and i'm just looking at all this bogus, while i'm sitting in the cell, just literally i was actually furious - i'm not gon na lie. I was just like god how the heck did i end up in here like this is not part of the plan, but you know everything has a reason. Everything is part of god's plan, but at that time y'all i was curious and i'm like bro, i'm so blown so thrown off like i was just so mad. So that's when i'm in the cell, for like a few hours a little bit and like i was thirsty, i was hungry, couldn't pee like i was just there crying literally crying from the moment. I got into that jail cell. So when i walked out, i was crying literally. I don't know i was just i don't know like i wasn't supposed to be. I was crying so a few hours later. They let us out and now when they let us out, i'm in like this little place with all these chairs, and they let all the inmates come out. People that are need bond need to talk to the commissioner, people that need to go to jail like the upstairs, like everybody, male female, like it's just everybody in there and that's when i realized that this was not the place for me or anyone. When i tell you, you have no safe, like literally, they treat you like animals in there, and i did not like it like. I'M not gon na lie my case considered to be next to somebody that has something way more serious and the fact that we're all getting treated like garbage on the floor just made me think that people have no humanity because they were screaming at us one. When i asked for water, they turned off the water in the sink. First of all, they they give you sink water for one two, when you want water, you can't even get water. You have to wait for them to turn it off or on, and it turns off like every [ __ ] 20 minutes that you can't even drink. So i'm sitting in the corner by myself just crying, and then these random girls come up to me and they're. Like girl, why are you crying? You know trying to cheer me up talk to me mind you. I did not want any cheering. I did not want any type of joy like i was just so mad and then i was just seeing all the people in the back like just screaming and doing some random stuff people were getting thrown in cells. Let me tell you at one time, so it was this girl sitting in front of me and she was talking to me about something. I don't remember what she was talking to me about, but the officer told her to shut up and she was like. Who are you talking to like that? And the officer was like i'm talking to you and she's like you're, not going to talk to me like that, just because you got a badge, you know just like literally just talking to the officer, the officer picked her up slammed her and chained, her ankles up Chained her up her uh torso to handcuffed her to her wrist and threw her in a cell literally like literally because she said. Why are you talking to me like that, like at that point, i realized these officers with a badge just got a badge, and they just want to do whatever they want. They want to do because, honestly, they could have just. She just walked away from her like she could have just ignored her, but that happened. So i was there for hours and hours and hours sitting in that exact same spot, and i was looking so they played the news in there. They played like a martin and stuff and there was time on there and it was around like 11 12 o'clock, and i got they came to my house and got me probably around six or seven, but i was so hungry y'all, like so hungry. They did not feed, they did not feed us, i was so hungry and they kept saying that they were gon na feed us and they kept saying i was going to get a phone call, but i never got my phone call until finally around, like maybe 12 1 o'clock in the morning uh they. Finally, let's get a phone call. First person i called my mom and my mom didn't answer because truly i don't know why she didn't answer, but she told me that she thought i was playing because you know i prank. I i'm troll, i'm a troll. You know i troll a lot so when it's time to be serious, nobody knows where you're being serious. So you guys shouldn't show that much but anyways. So i called my dad my dad answers at first. He didn't answer, but i guess he was putting in the payment. So then the second, the third time i called him he answered and i'm talking to my dad, my dad's, a jokester. So he's just asking me like: did they feed you, the bologna sandwich yet? And he kept trying to tell me like you're gon na get out of there in no time, and i was not having it, i was everybody else was like jokester kinda, like you know, you're gon na be okay, but me personally, i did not want to be There i was so mad, like literally so mad at the way everybody else was being treated stuff, and then i got my fingerprints and then i got my mug shot taken and then, when i'm getting, my mug shot taken this random. This random inmate, like stole one of the officer's pen, like i watched him, steal the pen and slipped it somewhere and then next thing you know. I hear officers screaming where the [ __ ] is my pen that he got up and he went in his sock and he gave it to him. This man stole officer's pen to put it in his sock, y'all guys. I cannot make this up. Was he trying to murder someone that he knew he was about to get like? He had a? He had a brown jumpsuit, he didn't have an orange jumpsuit, so i don't know if that meant a difference but like what was this man doing so? Finally, i think it was like three o'clock in the morning i went and talked to the commissioner, the commissioners and the at the back to tell you whether not tell you they decide whether you go home or get a bail or you know, or you stay there Overnight, well, i was already there overnight, but whether you stayed there longer so i talked to the commissioner. She asked me: do i want a lawyer. She asked me all this stuff. I was just crying talking to this lady like please. Let me go home, like i beg you, so she she said i was good to go, but you know you have to get processed and they have to go over your paperwork. So, after that, i stayed there for about two more hours starving so about like 4 30 in the morning, and they finally gave us baloney sandwiches. I took one bite of that and started throwing up. It was so disgusting like that, bread and bologna. I thought it was actually going to be, like you know, bread and bologna. I eat bread and bologna. My grandad eats bread and bologna, but i don't know why it just tasted horrible, so they. Finally, let me out, and then i got out, saw fresh air. Looked back and said: yeah, i'm never going back there. I am never going back there. I was calling my besties call. Everyone got picked up and then got dropped off back home. Then they gave me back my jewelry to give me back my phone. Finally, and that was about it, that was just my story, time uh. When i got arrested guys, i would definitely say, don't get arrested like you, don't want to go there, it was not fun um. I mean it was a lesson learned for me. Uh you know experience now. I got a story to tell, but not really into that. I hope you guys, like the hair, make sure to like comment and subscribe. 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