Open the door. >> Only minutes ago, officers [music] were preparing to bring this woman home after conducting a simple welfare check. But clearly, she had other plans. >> Open the mother. I got the nozzle off the gun. >> He's not about to grab the rifle. It's around 1:40 p.m. on May 3rd, 2024 in Dayne County, Wisconsin, when this Sun Prairie officer speaks with a concerned son who has alerted authorities to check on his mother after learning she is intoxicated at her boyfriend's home. >> Hi, I'm looking to speak with this. >> This is Officer Off. I'm with the Sun Prairie Police Department. Hey, um I just wanted to follow up with you, get a little more info before I try to make contact with your mom. What time did she leave? >> I'm really not sure. like maybe around 1. >> And then where is she headed? >> Uh her ex-boyfriend said that she was at his house and she had he has her location and that's how he knew that. >> So her ex-boyfriend has her location. >> Yes. >> And did he tell you where she is right now? >> She's on Broadway right now. As long as he is just It says Broadway. >> And why do we why do we think she's intoxicated? Um well my brother had uh told me that before he left for school that he had a reason that she was you know drinking this morning and then uh I haven't been able to get a hold of her for the rest of the day and my sisters had appointments. So I was like oh maybe let me just uh call her and she didn't answer. So then I texted her boyfriend and then he had told me that she was just driving and that her location was there. So, I just wanted to make sure that she was okay and just not driving around. And >> did your brother say how much she had to drink? >> Little bottles. I don't know. Shooters, I think. >> Okay. What kind of car is she driving? >> It should be a 2015 Ford Escape. And it has like a It has already like a dent on the passenger or driver's side of the door. On the back or the passenger or the driver's side back door. It has a dent already in it. Does she make any like statements or anything that would cause you to be concerned for her welfare outside of her just having small gall today? >> No, I just know how she is and you know she usually has episodes like this but like it hasn't been for a while. >> So you're just concerned that >> Yeah. >> Do you just want her checked on? Just some general concerns about her just not getting back to you and that she had >> just not being home, you know, like when my brother got there and stuff. It seems like a simple welfare check. And soon, another officer spots the 37-year-old woman's car in the area her son had identified. But as officers attempt to contact her, they don't yet know that this simple situation is about to snowball into something far more serious. Sweet Mountain. >> Yeah. >> So, I called him on way over here. Uh, no like crazy concerns. The only thing he heard from his brother was that she might have had a couple shooters this morning. She >> like the one right there. Yeah, probably. He was just more so concerned about her welfare. Just wanted her checked on. So, >> keys are in it. >> Are they? >> Or next to the shooter. >> Look at that. So, I'm just going to try giving her a call to see what the deal is. Hopefully, this is not new apparently. I get He said that he's like, "Yeah, it's got a big dent in the passenger side." So, >> that's good. >> I will I'll give her a call. >> Coffee has been occupied, but I think I think she might be coming out here right now. Are you okay? >> We just So your son called us. >> You're not in trouble. >> No, I don't want >> Can you at least grab your keys out of the car so they're not in the car? >> Hey, just just hear us. Hear me out. You're not in trouble. You're not in trouble. Just hear me out. Okay. The only reason we're in contact with you right now is because your son He called us. He said he was concerned about your safety. You're lucky that we're not seeing you drive right now cuz it sounds like you drove here. We got a traffic complaint on your vehicle. You're stumbling all over the place. >> So, >> first of all, don't come over here and judge me. >> I'm not judging. >> You want to You are You came here and approach me and you're judging. >> I'm telling you that I don't want you to be an officer >> and approach me. Well, like you approaching me being, "Oh, you drove here and you did." >> I did drive here. Were you here before that? >> No, I wasn't. >> You weren't. And you're an officer that should serve and protect and you weren't here. >> Yeah. And serving and protect and making sure you're not driving drunk like you are and hurting somebody. >> I'm hurt. I'm I'm not. >> Okay. So, I told you you're not in trouble. So, hear me out. This because apparently your other son told him that you had a bunch of shooters this morning. Okay. There's an empty shooter in the front of your car again. You're not in trouble right now. Just hear me out. So, they're concerned because you're not home and they're concerned that you weren't responding to them. >> Okay. I'm sorry. Can you get in touch? >> No. I'm sorry. And I'm I'm sorry that I brought you here for no reason. >> Is it okay if I grab the keys and bring them to you? >> Yes. >> That's okay. >> Yes. >> I don't want I don't want your car to get stolen. >> No, my car is not going to get stolen. >> Well, you never know if the keys are sitting in it >> and the windows are down. But no, you cannot you cannot be driving. >> Okay. >> At all until you're sober. >> Who are you? Who are you here to see? >> My ex my >> your ex-boyfriend. So, is he able to stay with you to make sure that you don't drive? >> He doesn't even care about me. He doesn't care about me. >> Okay. >> What if I What if I give you a ride home? >> I would appreciate that. I love my boyfriend. I don't want to go see him, but he doesn't love me. >> Well, we can work that stuff out, right? And while the officers were able to stop her before anyone was hurt, every moment she spent driving this intoxicated put [music] completely innocent people at risk of being pulled into a situation they never chose [music] to be a part of. Cases like this are reminder that someone else's bad decision can affect innocent people in ways they never saw coming. In a situation like that, choosing the right law firm matters. There's a reason not all law firms are the same. 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I'm sorry. >> I'm so sorry to be >> You're fine. [laughter] >> It's not even about that. I'm really sorry to bring you guys on. >> In the end, we're here to make sure that you're going to be okay. >> I'm going to be okay. I just want to go to sleep. >> Hey, we're in contact with your mom. >> Okay. Uh, she's okay. She's okay. She definitely appears intoxicated, so I definitely don't feel comfortable with her driving, I guess. Two options here. Um, I guess. Let me ask you this. How old are you? >> Me? I'm 18, sir. Uh, no, I'm over 18. I'm 21, sir. >> Okay. Are you Do you have a vehicle? I guess. So, I was thinking maybe I'll just drive her home. >> Is there any way I could talk to her? >> Yeah. Yeah. She's a little emotional right now, I think, due to whatever relationship issues she's got going on. Wants to talk to you. >> No, I don't want to talk to him. >> You don't want to talk to him? No, I don't. That's so reason you guys are here. I hate my son right now. >> Okay, maybe now is not a good time to >> No, not is not a good time. Gordo Miho, you >> tell her it's Bevo. >> It's Bevo. >> No, I know who he is. >> Okay. >> Say it's Bevo. >> I know who >> are you are you okay to give give you a ride home? >> I Yeah, you guys can give me a ride home. I'm going to go home. >> Okay. So, >> I'm going to I'm going to give her a ride home to that. >> Can you just wait like five minutes? I just want to make sure that >> No, don't wait five minutes. Go though. You're a >> I'm going to I'm going to have to listen. >> You brought the police over here. You >> I'm going to have to probably get on the road with her now. What do you need me to wait 5 minutes for? >> I just wanted to get my siblings out. >> Okay. I mean, it's probably a 10 15 minute drive. So, you got you got that >> amount of time if that works. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> All right. Uh I will bring her there then. Okay. >> I'm so sorry to bring >> You didn't do it to get you in trouble. No, I'm so sorry that you guys had to come. >> You don't have to apologize. >> All right, you ready to go? >> The issue almost seems resolved at this point, [music] but just as officers approach the woman to bring her to the squad and take her home, she suddenly [music] changes her mind and threatens self harm. >> You guys, >> you're being placed in protective custody. >> No, >> stop it. Don't make this a bigger deal than it needs to be. >> Take the backpack. >> You're the reason why I want to kill me last time. Why are you guys doing this? >> Things have changed. So, I'll give you a 21. It's probably going to be a detox run. >> No, I don't. Please. You guys >> Come on. >> No. >> Come on. >> You guys treated me so bad. I literally don't even like you guys. >> I'm not asking to like us, okay? I'm going to be respectful to you. We're going to treat you safely. >> Never. You guys are inhumane. Listen to me right now. No. Listen to >> Why are you acting like this? Let's go. Come on. You don't have a choice right now. We're going to sit in the car here. Okay. I want to get you in the air conditioning. How much have you had to drink? >> I didn't have a lot. And I'm sorry. I don't like you guys cuz you guys are literally have always treated me like trash ear people. >> Okay. I'm sorry to hear that. >> No. And I'm not saying you are. Officer Huff >> men. >> Let me just check your handcuffs. Make sure they're they're fitting. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Take a seat in there. >> Put the seat belt on. Okay. >> Thank you. Thank you. Just for medical reasons, I want to see where you're at here. Okay? You just blow into this. >> I'm mentally unstable. >> I'm just trying to see medically. You're not in any trouble. I promise you. I need a sample to know. Just blow into it for me. You're not This is not for any legal trouble. I promise you. Okay. That's on my body camera. Just a just a short breath. >> Okay. >> Why? What's your name? >> My name is Nate Hoffman. I promise you I'm not misleading you. >> I [laughter] don't like myself, Nathan. >> Yeah, we're trying. >> Why are you making me do this? Because I need to know where you're at for medical reasons. Just work with me, please. Okay. Blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow. Thank you. >> Why would you do that to me, Nathan? >> It's just to help you. I promise you. >> It's not to help me. It's legally not a officer to serve for text. I know who YOU ARE. >> WHY WOULD YOU SHUT THE DOOR ON ME? WHY? >> That was a weak blow. And we're at 3 something RIGHT NOW. >> WHY WOULD you shut the door on me? >> Man, you open the door. >> Given the sudden change in the woman's behavior and her clear state of intoxication. Officers decide to bring her to a detox center and wait to transport her home until she is sober. But they don't know that this is only the beginning of the rage she feels towards them. And soon she is going to take a step that puts their lives in direct danger. >> You're a stupid ASS >> opening door now. OPEN THE DOOR. OPEN THE door now. Open. Open the door. You liar. >> Stop. You're going to catch a criminal charge. >> He's also out of cuffs. >> PROTECT MY ASS. OPEN THE MOTHER. >> Stop now. >> Open the door. OPEN THE MOTHER >> NOW. [screaming] OPEN THE DOOR. >> Open the door. Oh, [screaming] that door. >> Nate, Nate, Nate, Nathan, I need you. >> Open the door. Open the door. I got the nozzle out the gun. >> He's not a cop. Grab the rifle. >> I got the nozzle. >> I told you. >> GET BACK IN THE CAR. >> NO. >> KNOCK IT OFF. >> NO. STOP. >> YOU'RE NOT. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I DIDN'T do anything. You're going to HIT YOU'RE GOING TO hit >> Hold the >> You're going to PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Put your hands behind your mother. Put your hands behind your mother back. I didn't go down. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do I didn't do nothing. YOU GUYS STOMACH. >> NO, I'm not getting ON MY STOMACH CUZ I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. YOU GUYS ARE >> [ __ ] BACK. >> You guys are Why are you doing this? Why are you doing this to me? >> You don't have to. >> Why? No. Why are you doing this to me? Why are you doing this to me? >> I want to know why. Why? I didn't do nothing to either of you, B. Why are you doing this to me? I didn't do nothing to either of you. >> We got one back in cuffs. 10. You can have the air. You study unanimous as a precaution. Please. >> Why would you guys do that to me? >> Roll on your side. >> Roll on my side. >> You're You're not You're going to be going to jail now. >> I don't care. You guys will go to jail. You don't want to know why I'm going to jail? Cuz of youing insecure ass mother. You know what? When you love people, you don't do this to people. When you serve and protect, you don't do people. You loved him and you respect them. I didn't do a [ __ ] to you, officer. >> All right. Well, we're we're beyond that point now. >> After managing to free her hands from the cuffs, the woman had reached through the open middle window in the squad partition, gaining limited access to a rifle with rounds in the magazine and a shotgun. Although both firearms are secured in their mounted positions, she had managed to reach the rifle's barrel. given the immediate threat she now poses. More officers rushed to the scene to respond to this sudden turn in the case. But they don't know that they are approaching a woman who is only going to continue attacking them. >> All right. Why don't you sit up here? >> Why would I not lay? >> Why would I have you on the ground? >> You want me to do Why the would I listen to you? I wanted you to know. Officer, what's your name? >> I already told you my name. >> I don't give a I want to know it now. Why the want to give a what you're doing? Why the Copy. I think we're going to go to jail, but I'll consult with 11. >> We're going to go to jail. Why? Cuz I don't respect you. Cuz I don't respect you. >> That's why we're going to jail. >> No, I'm going to tell you, too, sir. You have clear blue eyes. >> What? >> And I know that you're a son of the evil. Yeah, your eyes are the devil. >> She slipped the cuffs and was grabbing the rifle in the squad. >> That's not good. >> All right, why don't we stand you up? Stand up. >> No, I don't want to stand up. Yep. Stand up. >> I'm going to put you in the car. >> I said no. >> Get to the car. Go in the car. >> No. No. I said no. >> Come on. DON'T MAKE IT MORE. HEY. HEY. HEY. HEY. HEY. STOP. GET IN THE CAR. STOP. >> Don't make it more difficult. Stop. Just get in the car and listen to them. Okay. Turn. Turn this way. >> No. No. I said no. No. I said no. >> No. >> Two. Three. >> Force. Force. >> You're going to sit there until EMS comes. She slipped the cuff and was grabbing the rifle. >> Nice. >> And we tried to take her out with resistance. >> I SAID NO. NO, >> you're extra tired. >> I said no. You cannot get me in this car. And you too, sir. Officer >> Torres to Yeah, you're disrespectful, dude. I have >> I just want you to listen to them. I just told you to listen to them. That's all. >> No, it doesn't. You listen. No, I said no. >> I said no. >> Can you guys pull Can you pull the seat belt? >> I'm officer regary police. You okay? >> I don't give a you are. >> I just got here. Do you need anything? All of them just disrespected me and never asked me if I can be retained. No, you cannot retain me. You cannot detain me. It is unlawful. It is unlawful. I said no. >> Okay. >> Every single time. You cannot detain me. You cannot. >> Ma'am, do you have any injuries? Anything hurting on you right now? >> Yes, I do. But guess what? I don't give a about >> I do. >> Yeah, I do. What hurts? Okay. My arms hurt and this guy hurt me. Officer >> comp. Okay, >> officer. Come. Put those. >> He was He was here with me. We just got here. >> I don't give a >> Okay. So, tell me. I see a little scratch on your feet and one on your chin. Anything else hurting? >> Why the do you care? >> Cuz we got an ambulance coming for you. I want to make sure you're okay. >> Well, get the ambulance. >> It's on the way. >> Okay, get them. >> Okay, then I'm just asking if anything hurts. >> Discussing anything with any of you. >> Thank god there's an Alex. >> Did you not hear me yelling at you? >> I heard I I initially I heard and then I heard you, I need you over here. And that's when I was like, holy. With the woman cuffed and back in the squad, officers now know that the only option is to take her to jail after EMS checks her out, but she is clearly in no mood to cooperate. Instead, escalating [music] the situation further with racial slurs, threats, and verbal abuse. >> How the did she slip those? >> I don't know. It was when she was first kicking on the window and trying to or yelling at us >> and then she >> she was incuffed in the back of the car and then the window there was open. I didn't even know she was trying to grab the gun, the rifle. >> What? She slipped the cuffs and was grabbing the rifle. Do you remember what she was saying? I thought she said something like she's going to shoot us or something or >> she said something about she said I got it by the butt or I don't remember what she said about the gun. >> I don't know. >> I don't remember her saying anything. >> I should go look at that cuz uh then we could charge her with a felony and she'll sit all weekend. >> Open the door. >> What's going on? >> I want to leave. >> You can't leave. >> I don't give a what you're telling me. >> You want to turn on the AC though? It's hot back here. It's hot and I don't give a [ __ ] I want to leave. >> You can't leave. >> No. When you loo mother, >> don't be racist. No. >> No, I am racist cuz all these ain't especially you. So, can you let my animal walk home? >> You cannot. No. >> Why not? >> Because you're intoxicated and you're and you just fell with my officers. >> Dude, I don't give a about none of you guys. >> Okay. Well, >> okay. You guys have never saved my life a day in your life. You think you're going to save it now? >> We're trying to. >> Oh, no you're not. >> I thought about tasing her, but then I'm like, ah, let's just handle this. >> She wasn't I mean, she was fighting, but she wasn't fighting. Pretty >> cooperative. Not at all. Extremely intoxicated. And slipped the cuffs, tried to grab the rifle through the back window, and we've been fighting. That's why there's 20 of us here. >> I think it's just >> I've asked her if she's hurt. She's got one little spot on her chin and her foot of spot of blood, but otherwise >> any I mean she's a 327 on the PBT. >> Oh, she's real high. Really low. >> Given the woman's aggression, escalating abuse, and unwillingness to cooperate, officers know they need to restrain her before bringing her to the hospital. And while they know it won't be easy, they are unaware that her reaction is about to go far beyond anything they expect. >> Shut the mother door. >> Okay. This is what's going to happen. You're not >> You're not You're not going to tell me what to do. >> You're disrespectful. >> You're not going to tell me. >> You're disrespectful and so is this motherucker. I don't want to be in your presence. Y'all are disrespectful. Shut the door. What? You got something to say? >> Nothing at all. >> A mothering Hispanic ass dude. Your dick is probably so little. That's why you have a wife. >> I don't give a about you. Put your foot in the >> Get your Get your foot in the >> Stop. >> Do you really think that's going to open? >> No, I want to talk to my sister. She will come and pick me up right now. You guys can't detain me. I didn't do anything wrong. >> She's trying to use her feet to open the door. >> STOP. >> CALL MY SISTER RIGHT NOW. YOU GUYS ARE DETAINING me inhumanely. >> No, I'm not calling YOUR SISTER. >> NO, YOU ARE CALLING MY SISTER. >> Don't kick. >> STOP. >> WHAT THE are you doing looking through my No. Why the is he looking through my >> Don't you touch me. Don't you touch me. Neither of you. Don't you touch me. I know my rights. Get the off my leg. Lift up your leg. >> No. Get the off my leg. No, dude. Who the are you? >> Listen. Lift up your leg. >> Get the off my leg, dude. I know my right. >> Lift up your leg or I'm going to push up on back here. Lift up your leg. >> Do what the you better do. >> Lift up your leg. Hurry. >> No, I'm not lifting up my for you to awfully treat me like I have my rights. I've always been good to you guys. No, don't you touch me. Don't you TOUCH ME. NO. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> DON'T YOU TOUCH ME. >> TAKE SOME DEEP breaths for it. >> No, you take some deep breaths for your dick. DON'T TOUCH MY LEG. I SAID DON'T TOUCH MY I didn't do it. Don't you touch my leg. [screaming] STOP ACTING [screaming] LIKE A >> I DON'T GIVE A you and you you don't GIVE ME NO LIFE. [screaming] >> OKAY, LET'S GET READY UP. [screaming] [screaming] HEY, BUFFY. Turn on his side. >> You touch me. >> You can do that. >> Yeah, turn on his side. >> I'm I'm going to take off the seat belt. [screaming] >> NO, YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING [screaming] ME. YOU'RE HURTING. >> STOP KICKING. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING THE OUT OF ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> I don't care. >> You I don't give a you care about. BUT I FEEL RIGHT. YOU >> STOP KICKING. Do it. I will smack your face. [screaming] >> My like all my resisting. >> I don't give a what the >> Yep. Just put it right down there. There we go. Perfect. She was resisting. >> She kicked She kicked me. >> What' she say? >> She kicked me. >> What threat did she make? >> She slap me. She'll slap me. You heard that? Okay. I need a report ON THAT. OKAY. >> [screaming] >> WITH THE WOMAN finally restrained and secured in the back of the squad, the officer begins transporting her to the hospital to be checked out. But by now, her anger knows no bounds as she unleashes a barrage of vile curses and threats at the officer. >> Are you taking me home? Where the are you? >> Absolutely not. I'm taking you to the Bane County Jail. >> No, I DON'T WANT TO GO THERE. >> UH, YOU DON'T GET A CHOICE. >> Why not? >> I think it's self-explanatory. My mom's going to die in next two weeks. >> Just know that karma is real. Know that what you do to others will always come back on you. >> The woman continues her angry tirade for the rest of the journey. And once they reach the hospital, she finds more people to curse at. >> Are we close? This is not my hospital. Okay, I'm not going in. This is not mying hospital. I don't come here. >> Just hear me out for a second. Okay. >> No, no, no, no. You guys charged me a bill the last time I came here. I'm not going in here. >> That can be worked out on the back end. Okay. We're here right now. This is where we're doing the med clear. Okay. >> Well, can you take us some help? >> This is This is at our request. Well, we This is all you got right now. So, I'm going to You actually do the >> No, I'm telling you, you're going to have bad luck. >> Stand right there. >> I can't even walk. >> Try and scoot your feet. >> You guys like literally take people >> There you go. >> You guys are horrible. Can you cover my belly now? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Thank you. I appreciate you. >> And I really hope that your mother and your father >> and your sisters die. >> Hello. >> All right. Uh you're going to jail. See you. >> We're good. >> Yeah. >> Two seconds for papers. >> Sure. >> You guys are putting me to jail because I don't you guys cuz you treat inhumane. >> You treating me inhumanely and you putting me in jail cuz I don't cooperate WITH YOU GUYS. WHERE'S MY RIGHT? >> ACTUALLY, ANDY, I DON'T KNOW. >> WHERE'S MY RIGHT? >> SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN, >> [ __ ] You just told me to look. Oh, you stupid ass. >> We're not ready to go yet. >> Okay. You didn't say that. You stupid. Did you say that? Your mom's going to die. And your [ __ ] sister, too. I know who she is. You're all going to die. >> What the you looking at? >> All right. Seat yourself in the car. Oh, see myself in the car. >> SEE MYSELF IN THE CAR. SEE MYSELF IN THE CAR. HOW? >> PUSH YOUR BUTT. PUSH YOUR >> OW. [screaming] SIT UP. STUPID ASS. This is how you see yourself in the crime. >> Oh. >> All right. Thanks, guys. With the hospital clearance done, the woman has only grown more agitated and continues to vent her anger. But as they approach the jail, the reality of what is about to happen finally hits her hard. >> This hurt. You guys are literally in you, man. YOU WANT TO SERVE [screaming] AND PROTECT. I HOPE YOUR PARENTS KNOW YOU DON'T SERVE AND PROTECT. YOU GUYS SERVE IN DISRESPECT. I GO TO church every Sunday and I hope the Lord forgive you. >> [screaming] >> No, NO, [screaming] NO. >> That pretty uncooperative female. >> No, NO. [screaming] GOD, PLEASE PRAY FOR ME. Shut the up. >> Well, that's not very nice. >> Oh, I don't know you. >> Yeah, you don't know me. Hi, I'm Deputy Reich. Don't know why you're here. Don't know what's going on, but I got to get you. >> I don't want none of these around me. >> Okay, so this is what's going to happen. Okay, I got to get you inside. We'll figure out what's going on with your paperwork while you're here. And then I got a bunch of questions. >> But I'm not I I don't have my insurance is not here. >> Do you know where you are right now? >> Yes. >> Where? >> Uh UW, right? >> No. >> Oh, where am I? >> You're at the D County Jail. >> Oh, >> okay. I don't give a >> Okay. So, are you going to cooperate with me if I get you out? I got to patch you down. We'll take you inside. I got a bunch of questions for you. Okay, >> that's fine. >> All right. >> But I don't want none of these touch. >> Not anymore. >> Not anymore. >> You thought you did? >> We thought we did. >> This might help you walk. Okay. >> Ultimately, the 37year-old woman was charged with felony attempt [music] disarming of a peace officer, misdemeanor, resisting obstructing an officer, disorderly conduct. She was later released on a $500 signature bond. Eventually, she was found guilty of both misdemeanors while the felony charge was dismissed on the prosecutor's motion. In the end, she was sentenced to 5 days in the Dayne County Jail. Want to step up your style? Check out codebluecam.com for hoodies, tees, hats, mugs, and more. Whether you're watching from home or on [music] the go, there's something for every CodeBlue fan.