A roadside stop for littering devolves into an aggressive arrest as a woman shouts insults at the officer. >> How about you pick UP THE LITTER? NOT INTERESTED IN YOU. GET THE [ __ ] AWAY FROM ME. NOT INTERESTED. HOLD TRUMP. >> YOU'RE THE ONE COMING UP TO ME. UGLY. I'm here without your help. I don't like you. >> Get the [ __ ] away from me. >> Are you doing okay? >> Leave me the [ __ ] alone. I'm not littering. I'm picking up my trash. It's goddamn embarrassing cuz I'm on video SO GET THE [ __ ] AWAY FROM ME. WHAT'S YOUR NAME? OH, >> NO. Fender actually. >> Oh, Fender like a fish. You look like a flounder. >> All right. Do you need any sort of assistance? >> Drop the [ __ ] off and get the [ __ ] away. Littering now. I'm littering. >> You think it's funny? How about you take it? You're being >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Relax. You need to relax. >> Okay. >> I'm here to talk to you to figure out what's going on. >> Stop. >> And you just threw a box at me. >> I said box. I did. I threw a box. Stop doing this. >> Stop. >> Stop. Call my uncle. Drop. >> What did I do? >> What did I do? >> Stop. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Stop. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Ow. I didn't do anything wrong. Please stop. >> Stop. Break. >> Please stop. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Stop. Okay, >> relax your arms right now. >> I am trying to. Oh my god. >> No, you're not. You're resistant. >> This is hurting me. Please. I'M GOING THROUGH A LOT. PLEASE. >> I UNDERSTAND. You need to calm down. >> Okay. PLEASE LET ME GO. I'LL TALK TO YOU. >> MA'AM, >> SORRY. I'm sitting. I'm sitting. I'm sitting. Please, Trump, help me. Please, I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. >> You need to calm down. >> Help me. Give me a hand. >> Help me. >> This is very sweaty. >> HELP ME. NO. WHAT THE [ __ ] I DIDN'T do anything. >> Straight. >> Alpha 14. You still need 1033. >> What am I? What the [ __ ] is going on? I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I NEED TO CALM DOWN. >> STOP touching me. >> Copy 6633 normal traffic at 187. Um, she threw a box. >> I didn't throw a box at your face >> and she said >> I bought my food >> and I'm walking to find my I'm walking home. Ow. Ow. I live right there. My name's Rachel Mar. >> Oh crap. >> Obviously. playing against the car. STOP. TAKE MY GLASSES OFF. >> GET up against THE CAR. >> TAKE MY GLASSES OFF. >> THOSE DRUGS ARE HURTING ME. >> Take my glasses off. >> Take my glasses off. >> WHAT'S YOUR FIRST NAME? >> RACHEL. OH, THEY'RE BREAKING MY VEST. >> They're breaking my signal drive. 106 drive for spotting references though. Fire is smoke. The fire is supposed to be out. >> I want to go home. I live right there. I GET ANXIETY. I TAKE m This time I'm going to read your rights. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm required to warn you before you make any statement that you have the following constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. Any statement you make must be freely and voluntarily given. >> You have the right to the presence and representation of a lawyer of your choice before you make any statement and during any questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, you are entitled to the presence. >> Am I getting put behind bars? >> Let me let me finish. >> Please not. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, you are entitled to the presence and representation of a courtappointed lawyer before you make any statement during any questioning. >> Okay. >> If at any time during the interview you do not wish to answer any questions, you are privileged to remain silent. I cannot I can make no threats or promises to induce you to make a statement. This must be your own free will. >> Any statement can be and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand your rights as I read them? >> Understand Mr. >> Okay. My partners are going to come over here and ask you some questions about >> we got a call about you acting erratically uh knocking banging on car windows preventing cars from leaving. >> You want to set a new light on that? >> Not sure. >> You're not sure? I just had like Alex >> 14 signal 2 or 57. >> I haven't got there yet. >> Today or any alcoholic beverages? >> No. No. Okay. diagnosing the father. He was outside of the residence. >> So, what was the reason that you started acting erratically? >> Because I just I've just not been interested in talking to people this like lately. I'm just like isolating myself because I don't like my mom. Okay. Take a picture. >> And I'm like waiting for my mom's the one that dropped me off. >> You started talking about calling Elon Musk. >> Yeah. Elon, >> you know Elon Musk? >> Yes. >> Personally? >> You have his phone number? >> No, not personally, but I just like >> I just I I was going to walk back. >> Yeah. I'm just going to pat you down real quick just to make sure >> that is okay. >> Hello, sir. >> Have a seat. >> I'm sitting down. >> Have a seat. >> Scoot down. there just >> I know Ivanka's here. >> What's that? >> Ivanka. >> What's that? >> He said it's hot. >> Ivon Trump. You know you mosk the trunk. >> I just want to be able Can you give me a ride home? I mean, I don't mind walking. >> No, you're under rescue. >> How am I under arrest? >> For resisting arrest. >> I didn't do anything. Got to get rescued. >> Okay. Yeah, I was just vehicle 426 Bravo 11. >> Can you look forward? >> Can you look forward? >> I'm looking forward. >> Okay, thank you. >> You can have a picture for Becca. >> Swing your feet in. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Look what you guys did to me. >> We're going to go get you some treatment. >> No, I don't need treatment. >> Put your feet in the car. >> I have work. >> Put your legs in the car. You can >> Rachel, put your gloves in the >> Rachel Morgan. My I'm A MILLER. KEVIN MILLER. MORGAN. >> I didn't do anything wrong to you. Why are you doing this to me? >> What? >> Reference that call from that. >> Let's go with you guys. >> Alex. Hi, Alex. I'm Officer Fender with the Boon Beach Police Department. How you doing? >> I'm good. How are you? >> Good. Hey, Alex. Uh, did you call about the white female? >> Yes, I did. >> Okay. Do you work for Publix? >> Yes, I do. >> Perfect. Okay. So, um I'm just going to get a sworn statement over the phone if you don't mind. >> Okay. Yeah. Perfect. Because I was going to call you guys tomorrow. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, it it was a little hectic and we just >> we had to take her, you know, get checked out. >> Um with that being said, I just want you to know you're being recorded on my body camera. Okay. Just like if we were talking in person. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um real quick, what is your uh Sorry, spell your first name. Um, a L E X. Okay. >> A N. >> All right. My full name. >> Yeah. Yeah. Your full legal name. >> Okay. Yeah. A A L E X. A N D R I A. It's Alexandria. >> Okay. Do you have a middle name? >> Um, yes. >> Perfect. And your last name? >> Perfect. Uh, what is your position at Publix? I'm >> deli manager. >> Deli manager. >> Okay. Um, >> and do you swear everything you're about to tell me is the truth? Whole truth? Nothing but the truth? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Uh, what took place today in public? >> Okay. So, um, I was told by the other MIC that there was a shouting going on in the store. Um, I wasn't really sure what it was. I hadn't had any customer complaints, nothing of that nature yet. Um, so know if maybe, you know, it could have been like a Tourette's thing, something like that. So, um, I had walked past the produce to see the customer. She seemed fine. She was shopping normal. Um, so I I really wasn't even going to approach her. I I turned the corner and that's when a produce associate approached me and said that she had been um taking her cart and crashing it into the into the side of the case. um and that she had gra grabbed apples and thrown them on the floor. So I was like, "Okay, like that's a little weird." And she's shouting in the store. Um like random stuff. So I approached her. Um I said, "Hey, ma'am. Is everything okay?" Um right from there, she screamed at me and said, "Um, I don't need your help." And I said, "I don't need your effing help." Um I said, "Okay." Um I just you you can't be shouting like that in the store. Um, that's when she turned back around at me cuz she was walking away. The moment she said, "I don't need your help." She walked away. Um, so I said, "You can't you can't be shouting in the storm, ma'am." She turned back around to me and said, "I can do whatever the f I want." Um, so that's when I said, "Okay, no, you can't." She turned and she left again. Um, so I was talking to her back and I said, "Ma'am, you can't. I'm going to call the cops." Um, just kept just kept walking away. So that's when I called you guys the first time. Um, and now she's still screaming in the store. Um, she's coming up to me yelling red rum. Like, you know what that means, right? And then this is while I'm on the phone with the police. Um, and then from there, oh, and she had asked our names as well. Um, she asked what my name was. I said, Alec, the guy next to me, um, Zach. So then from while I was on the phone the the first time she's now pulled out her phone um walking through the aisles screaming down the aisles um f Publix F this store. Um I'm recording this place like this is going to be everywhere blah blah blah. Um and then she's specifically calling out my name, you know, yelling, "Where is she? Where's Alex? Where is she?" And I'm up in the front of the store at this point waiting for the police to show up. Um, so she's in the aisles yelling all that. We're up front. She finally spots me. When she spots me, um, she comes up to the front of the customer service counter with her phone up in my face, literally almost touching my face. Um, I turned around, walking away, she's following me with her phone, just screaming, um, you know, I'm going to effing get you. Um, and then red rum. She kept screaming red rum. And then after that, following the phone, blah blah blah, she stopped. Zach got in between us. Um, she went to the selfch checkout register to buy stuff. Um, at that point, she was distracted with other customers. Um, there was multiple like altercations in the store with other customers. So, >> like verbal. >> Yeah. like and so much was going on with being on the phone with you guys like and and me watching her like I don't even know what customers she interacted with. >> Sure. >> Um but yeah, there was multiple um so she was just cussing everyone out. Um >> then she left the selfch checkout and went up to the customer service counter. Um was buying her groceries. I was on the phone. She was buying her groceries. Um, she left the store because a customer, I guess, had called the police as well. >> So, the customer was calling us out of the store while she was still buying her groceries at the customer service counter. So, I'm thinking like the police are here. I was like, "Okay, perfect." Like, she's still in the store. I left the store with the customer and then that's when she left the store with her groceries and she started screaming, "Ah, where are the cops now? Like, they're not effing here." Blah, blah, blah. So, that was that. Um, I went back in the store cuz I thought it was over. I think like a minute and a half later, I walked back out and she's just in the parking lot screaming at other people. Um, I saw her in front of this one car by the Duffy side um trying to like park and she's up in their window and then they're cussing. So that's when I that's when I called >> the police. Um, she was cussing with people in the parking lot. She's standing in the middle of the street for like a good 25 seconds. Like there's traffic flow trying to go. They're going around her. Um it really was just that. It was just a lot of cussing, a lot of threats. Um at one point I was caught on the phone. She walked past me again. You know, >> I'm going to effing kick your ass type thing. And >> did she ever touch you? >> No, she did not. >> Okay. Okay. Um well, thank you very much for the statement.