On August 21st, an officer responded [music] to a welfare check after callers reported this 21-year-old screaming, honking her horn, [music] and throwing her possessions in the street. >> What's going on? >> We're going through some trauma. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to get her to come home with me. >> Okay. >> She doesn't want to. >> That's okay. >> I'm trying. I just want to go home. >> Little mission. >> I'm sad because my mom was out of love and she loved me. So, could someone please let me in this car? So, >> is that your car? >> Cry. >> Can I cry? >> Yeah. I'm 21 when I knew she has it. I'm just sad because my mom would rather give me up and give a about me. And I'm sad because my dad would not give a [ __ ] about me and give me to my grandma. And I'm sad because my grandma, >> are you let me be here? So, could you check the Go for a check in? I'm sad. >> I see that. >> Thank you. >> I'm sorry that you're sad tonight. >> Could you just leave me in the >> I can't do that. >> So, she's going to drive me home and I'm going to go home. >> I'm going to recommend that we get an Uber and not drive your car. >> Well, she's sober. I'm not. There's a difference. >> Okay. I'm going to check her eyes and make sure that she's safe to drive. >> But let me in this car, please. So, someone please let me in this. >> We'll let you in in a second. Okay. You see the tip of that? Vault with your eyes and don't move your head. Okay. >> She'll let me in. >> Okay. Drive. >> I don't even need to do the whole test to tell you that you should not behind be behind the wheel of a car. >> You'll go to jail tonight if you drive. >> Get an Uber. >> She knows she'll go to jail. >> Start working on that. Okay. >> All right. Okay. If she calls an Uber, will you get in it and go home? >> Don't get into that car. >> I can get in the back seat. >> No, you're not. I can get in the back seat. >> We're just going to sit I need you to sit on the curb and just wait for an Uber. >> Sit in the curb. Please sit on the curb. Get in the back seat. >> Sit on the curb and wait for an Uber. >> Let me open the car door. Please. >> Didn't you talk to one of my partners like probably 20 minutes ago? >> Open the car door for me so I can >> It's okay. >> Weren't you going to get her home? I think. >> Yeah, she's going to try and drive me home, but she's getting a ride home just like everybody else is. So, no one else needs to act like this. You >> guys have an Uber coming or anything like that? >> Yeah, she has an Uber coming. >> Mhm. >> Well, why are you screaming yelling? >> Cuz I I paid for it. >> Because she has Cuz I paid for it. Because I've been hit in the face by some man that looks exactly like you. So, leave me the >> can talk to Officer Nioni then. I thought you guys were going home. >> We are. We are. >> Well, that was like >> because someone hit me that looked just like you. Just in the same uniform. >> I thought you looked like me. >> You guys are the same person. >> Same uniform. Same star. >> He's blonde. I'm Well, the mustache maybe. >> So, you have a blonde. He has a mustache. You guys both have a mustache. Get over yourself. >> Can I go check my >> Yeah. >> So, get over yourself. You both have a mustache, don't you? >> No. You guys were I thought you guys lived like right down the street. >> She's my She's my older sister. >> Okay. >> So, leave me alone. >> That doesn't really matter to me right now. >> Yeah, it does. >> I said someone who looks like you hit me. You guys not look like the same person. >> Okay. >> Exactly. >> Don't agree. >> Yeah. Only Only difference. >> Only difference he has a hat. >> Don't disagree. >> Only difference. He has a hat. >> Oh, wow. Only difference. He has a hat. Why didn't you Why didn't you guys go home? >> You're going to smile about that. YOU'RE GOING TO SMILE about a woman getting hit because he has a hat and you don't. >> I wasn't smiling. >> So, you're going to both smile about that? >> Why do you guys go home? >> That's crazy. I'm going to go home by myself with my sister. She's going to drive me and you're going to never talk to me again because you both act like being hit by a man is okay. >> Yeah. That's what you just did. You just both acted like being hit being punched fullfaced by a man is okay. >> Yeah, you both just acted like that. >> You both just acted like being fullfaced by a man is okay. >> So, leave me alone. >> It's okay. >> No, you're right. I'm home with my sister. >> Is that your car? >> You're horrible. >> You both are horrible. >> Okay. Are you Have you been drinking? Is that why you're not driving? >> I'm not driving tonight. >> Cuz you've been drinking? >> Yes. >> Okay. How far out to Uber home? You can't do anything about that. So, let me give my car. >> Okay. >> So, we have two people calling because you were screaming and yelling and they were worried that you were in trouble >> because he was threatening to hurt me and you were doing the same thing. >> Never happened. >> I was out here like an hour ago. Hey, listen. >> Never happened. >> Never happened when you said you want to go to jail. Do you want to go to jail? >> I have no problem taking you to jail. >> You want to take me to jail? Then take yourself to jail. I have no problem. What you can take yourself home, >> please. >> Can you just get her to sit down and wait for them to see? >> Hey, Jamie. Hey, look. We're >> sit down. Can we please sit? >> I've not said anything since the second time. And you guys are now threatening these contacts out here. >> So now you guys are threatening me. >> I'm trying to be nice. >> You guys are making me scared. >> I'm actually scared. >> Okay, sit down. >> So you're going to scare me. >> You're going to continue to scare me. >> I'm talking like a normal person. You're the only one. >> So then don't don't anyone should be scared. It should be me. >> Just completely stop talking, >> Jamie. >> That's not going to happen. >> Thank you. Please stop talking. >> You just sit there and >> Well, I'm standing here now. I'm >> I'm going explain to you this is the second time I've been out here for you. People are calling. >> Call out here for you. >> It's okay. >> I know that. >> We're okay. So, why are you saying that for >> you? Why are you lying? >> Okay. I'm not going to get talked over this whole time. >> Me, please. >> So, you guys can get an Uber and go home. If I have to come out here again, you're going to jail. >> Okay, we're getting an Uber office. >> Okay, thank you. Bye. >> It's okay. Dang it. >> Oh, I got an Uber. >> Yes. So, thank you. Bye. >> I'm I'm going to wait here till the Uber gets here cuz I'm not going to come out here again for you. >> So, you can stand away from us until he gets >> I'm going stand right here. >> How is that illegal? How is that legal at all? >> I don't feel comfortable with you guys standing here. >> Okay, >> he's on his way here. >> People don't feel comfortable with you out here yelling, screaming, saying you're going to >> feel comfortable with you here. >> That's fine. >> I don't feel comfortable with you here. >> She order >> I do not feel you comfortable with you here. >> Waiting for pizza. >> So, please step away. >> Please step away. >> No, he wants to act like he's allowed to be here. I'm allowed to say please step away. He is very allowed to be here. >> And I'm very allowed to tell him to please step away. >> He's so >> I'm very allowed to tell you to please step away. Very allowed. >> Where you going? >> He's driving my driver. >> That's a police car. >> Will you unlock then for me? >> My car? >> We only We only give you rides to jail. >> Lay off the alcoholics and fix it. >> I know. She's 21. >> She's >> Your car's right here. >> We just started. Yes. >> What's her name? >> She's very traumatized. >> Jamie, your car's right here. >> I need my car keys. >> We cannot get your car keys until tomorrow. I will bring you back here tonight. Can you please car? >> I can't. >> Hi, teacher. Would you like me to show you? >> No. >> No, thank you. >> Can you please unlock the car? >> It's right here. We need to go home. >> My kids are out. Would you like to go? >> She can just go to jail, dude. >> She can go to jail now. >> She can go to jail before. Hey, you can either cover your breast back up or you're going to jail. I'm not going to say it again. >> Please don't watch. >> Okay. If you keep acting like this, you're just going to go to jail. Okay. I'm done. When it's her birthday, >> your car here. My birthday. Your car's right here. your sister to jail, but her actions are leading her down that path. >> I know >> she's flashing her breasts like like >> she's pissed and she's >> I understand that, but she's old enough to know that she shouldn't be flashing her breasts around. >> I I didn't know that. >> You have two more things on the ground right there. >> Jamie, please. >> Hey, Jamie. There's two things on the ground that you dropped. Can you pick them up, please? >> It says 19 minutes. >> Oh my lubricate truck. Can I move forward without you guys shooting me or is that okay? >> Yes, you can move forward. >> Is that okay? >> Yes. >> Why don't you come sit down over here? >> I'll stand right here if that makes you more comfortable. >> Come sit on the chair. >> Come sit on the curve. >> You can flap your boob. >> I didn't actually I never showed you my >> You did? >> I never did. >> Come sit down if you don't the back of our car. >> Actually, you're not being funny. >> I actually never did. I never I never was funny. Yeah, I never did anything. >> Don't talk to me. >> Please. >> We are. >> If you stand back up and keep acting the way that you're acting right now, I'm just going to take you to jail. Okay. I'm not I'm done with this. Okay. Seriously, >> can you walk away? >> Zero more chances. >> Can you walk away so I can so I can zip up my boobs? >> Nope. >> Then could you walk away? >> I will stand right here. I will not look at you. >> Stand right here and not look at you. >> Okay. Well, will you stand right there and not look at my tits? >> Yes. looking at you. I will do that. >> Will you please turn away? Thank you. >> Yes. Now he is. Now he is my turning away. >> She could she could have done a disorderly conduct before that, but now it's >> I'm so sorry that a cop's going to stare at my boobs while I'm ASA. I >> thought you were 21. >> You're 21. >> Oh, sorry. Look at my ID. >> Hey, >> do you have a fake ID, too? You want to look at that too? You want to look after it yourself? >> This is insane. >> Sure. >> Only feel bad for your sister. >> Did you run over? >> My name is J. Y. You are a man. >> She said she's 18. >> Baby girl, this is not an argument you want to be in. >> You're right. It's not. So, please look away while I zip on my tit. >> Please talk to me. Talk to me right here. >> Thank you. >> Do you want to be a long 20 minutes? >> Is this actually her car? >> Yes. This registered to her. >> This is her grandma's car. Thank you. My tips are zipped up now. You may look at that, >> please. >> Hey, where's your ID at? >> Do you have your ID? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. Can I see it, please? >> I'm going to look at it now. >> Yeah, go for it. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Could you step back? I feel a little sexually harassed. >> It's okay, Jamie. >> Well, looks like it's in the bar. There you go. >> Hey, >> you want to look at it? It's It's in the bar. Stop it. >> Yeah. So, you want to look at aing underage [ __ ] underage? >> Ridiculous. Genie. >> Yeah. I'm 19. I'm 21. >> What's your date of birth? Well, I am underage for you guys to be looking at my boobs. >> What's your date of birth? Post state ID, ma'am. >> Yeah, I would. Ma'am, >> Jamie, >> these people. >> No, they want to look at my tit. They can obviously see me underage, right? >> What's her date of birth? >> Were you like throwing this like white pasty ice cream stuff all over the place? It's all over the building. >> We're not the people doing that. >> It's all over the car. >> Yeah. So, talk to somebody else, not us. Cuz why would I throw that all over my car? Probably because of the way you're acting. >> She did not. >> Maybe because of the way you're treating me. >> Could you please turn that flashlight away so I can put my boots? >> Nobody touched you. >> That's wild. >> Nobody touched you. >> No, they did. They did though. They did though. >> I touched you. >> Okay. Well, if it was you or anybody else, how am I getting in trouble for someone else touching me naked? >> Tell me how that's okay. >> I don't want you to get in trouble for anything. So, could they please shine their lights away from me so I can put my boobs together? I don't have a light. It's their car. >> Well, they shouldn't be shining their lights on me while my boobs are up. >> But you took your own boobs out. >> No, actually, I didn't. I've been trying to put them together since like 20 minutes ago. I can't put them together because they're >> I would consider psych. I'm considering two >> both or just the >> dis and >> hell yeah. Uh indecency. >> Yeah. Okay. I'm going to bang that out real quick. >> I've been trying to bump myself up since since you guys got here. >> Hey, >> and you guys still want to act rude. It's just ridiculous. Well, act like I'm the victim, but then you guys make me the victim. It just sucks. >> How are you guys not going to come be here for me instead of be here for the rapists and all the enemies out here? >> It's not their responsibility. >> But it is it is it is 100% their responsibility to treat us the way regular people should be treated instead of people like >> losing brain cells as we speak. She's not going to understand anything we tell her right now. >> Understand anything that's ever happened TO A WOMAN. HAS A PENIS ever been stuck inside you without consent? >> Tell me that. Has a actual man's been stuck inside you without consent? I'm sorry. >> Why don't you apologize? >> Exactly. So don't act like you've ever been anything compared to me. Don't act like that because a man's has been stuck inside me without me ever telling them yes >> and I'm sorry to hear that >> exactly. >> I don't know your experience. >> Stop talking and let me be sad. You can let me be you can let me cry. >> We're doing you a big favor by not taking you to jail right now. >> Okay. Take me to jail. What am I doing wrong? >> What am I doing wrong? >> You're not taking me to jail. >> So, could you please tell me what I'm doing wrong other than crying? I would tell you if you were sober, >> but you're not going to remember this tomorrow. >> Tell me now because I'm cuz I'm crying. >> Is that Uber still on the way? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> It's about 15 minutes. >> Must not be a lot of Ubers or lifts around. Huh? >> Don't turn the car on. >> Grab a cigarette from my car. >> Yeah. Just make sure that car doesn't turn on. >> When has it? I just said don't. >> It never has. >> Okay. >> Don't act like it has. >> She's getting her stuff out of it. >> No. >> Okay. Get your phone and get out of the car. >> I can't find my phone so I can get >> find it. Find it yourselves. >> Why would I do? >> Go for it. >> Out of the car. Let's go. Sit down. >> Let's go. >> Go. Waiting for your Uber. My >> Hey, Jeremy. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Tried to give you options. Drop this. Drop that. Stop fighting. Do not resist. >> We're trying really hard to be as patient with her as possible, >> and she is just absolutely making this impossible. >> You guys are putting me in. This is a lesson she needs to learn for what I do. >> I really don't. >> I'm listening for what? >> Public decency disorder. >> I'm literally walking to my sister's car, >> Jamie. >> I'm working to my I'm walking to my sister's car. >> Stand up. >> Stop acting like that. >> Get up. >> Stand up. Walk. >> Come on. Get up. >> [crying] >> Search her on the ground. >> You're touching me. You're touching me. You're touching me. You're touching me. Ow. Pretty cold. >> Sit down and back my car. >> Okay, you're going to sit down OR YOU'RE GOING TO >> WHAT IS IT GOING TO >> I'M SITTING DOWN. Please let me go. >> Stay in the car. >> Please let me go. Please let me go. >> Hey, you're going to sit in there. You're going to run. >> Please let me go. I'm trying to go. Please let me go. I'm trying to sit down, please. I'm trying to sit down. I'm trying to sit down in the car. Please. I'm trying to sit down. Please. I'm >> sit down. Put your feet in. >> My feet are in. Please. >> Keep doing that. You're going in a wrap. Okay. >> I'm trying to sit down. >> Scoot over. >> My feet are in. I'm in as far as I can go. I need my >> Watch your elbow. Ow. Ow. [screaming] Ow. Ow. [laughter] [screaming] >> [laughter] >> Please let me go. >> Just try to >> I've never been done this before. PLEASE LET ME GO. >> SOMEONE HURT ME. Please let me go. [laughter] Someone hurt me. This hurts. Please let me go. This hurts so bad. My wrist hurts. Please let me go. My sister was supposed to take me home. Please let me go. My sister was supposed to take me home. Please let me go. How is this okay? PLEASE LET ME GO. My sister was supposed to take me home. >> My name is Miles. If you put your knees towards the door. >> My knees are on the door. I hurt. This hurts me. All of this is hurting me. Please let me go. >> Jimmy, if you put your knees towards the door. >> My knees are both on the door. BOTH MY KNEES ARE ON YOUR DOOR. PLEASE LET ME GO. THIS HURTS. This hurts. >> Put your butt towards >> I CAN'T MOVE ANYMORE. I can't move. You tell me I can move like this. Tell me I can't move. I can't move at all. I can't move my arms at all. Someone told me I can move like this cuz it hurts. You're hurting me. >> What? Towards this way. >> I can't move at all. [laughter] This hurts so bad. >> Yeah. [ __ ] >> This hurts so bad. >> Just take a quick look. >> This hurt. >> You supposed to take me home. She was supposed to take me home. Someone tried to hurt me and she was taking me home. Some old man was trying to take me in this car and I'm trying to leave with my sister and you guys going to put me in jail. >> Okay. >> She's only 7 years younger than my mom. Please let her take me to my mom. You're my best friend. Where are you taking me? >> Jail. >> Okay, I guess. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Disorderly conduct. Uh, indecent exposure. >> Okay. >> And, uh, possession of marijuana. >> I don't have possession of anything. >> I just want her to be with you. That's boys. It's one female. >> Trying to hold it together, but she can call me right. They could take me to jail. I just didn't want them to touch me. I really didn't. I'd rather you guys put me in jail than them touch me. Cuz those guys were scary. I literally just turned 21. Those guys scared me. What if they sold me? I've watched everything. I've watched it all. Can you just tell me they wouldn't sell me? Can you just tell me they wouldn't scare me? Can you just tell me I'd be safe? I don't care if I'm going to die. I just need to be safe. Anyway, just tell me I'll be safe. >> You're safe? >> You promise I'm safe? >> Yes. Can my sister tell me how to say and she told me I'll be okay and she tell me that that people are going to sell me because someone almost did. She's the only person who saved me and I was 20 and someone almost told me. It scared the [ __ ] out of me. [clears throat and snorts] Where were you born at? >> Four. >> She's She's calm down. >> Okay. Step out. You're going to sit on those blue benches right there. Okay. All >> [music] >> right. [music] >> [music] [music]