After making hundreds of complaints at the police station, this woman is about to mess around and find out if they are in peace. When they are not in peace, WHAT I HAVE HERE, so you need to take your hands off of my possessions and not what you have. Absolutely not. So, he has refused to come. Have >> you guys been helping? >> We spoke with a sergeant. >> Are they with you? >> They are with me. two seconds. That's not true. >> We took YOUR COMPLAINT. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO be taking the same complaint over and over again. And I explain that to you. The fact that you don't like Don't get >> Don't Don't get in his face. >> The fact that you don't like that >> you can touch my face and I can't get in the personal space. You can touch my things and I can make it in your personal space. Now you're touching me. Let's step outside. >> Absolutely not. YOU JUST TOUCHED IT. I DID NOT. HE TOUCHED ME. HE TOUCHED ME. HE TOUCHED ME. >> HE HE TOUCHED ME. >> Stay away from him. Don't get his face. >> ONE OF THESE THREE COMPLAINTS THAT I HAVE TODAY IS ABOUT officer coming down here on THE 17TH AND PRETENDING TO TAKE citizen whatever. I HAVE NOT at any moment before this, at no moment before this, have I PUT IN A COMPLAINT ABOUT THAT. So that is 93 piece and rather THAN TAKE IT, WHICH THIS POLICY SAYS YOU MUST DO, you invalidated it and pretended that the material I was SHOWING YOU DIDN'T EXIST. >> THEY have given you what you requested. >> Yes, Lord. Thank you very much. There is no reason I have to leave here. I CAN GET OUT MY PHONE and sit here and read AS MUCH AS I'D LIKE. >> YOU CAN SIT here and read all day, but you can't stand here and scream no there are PEOPLE IN HERE. YOU CAN'T COME DOWN HERE AND REFUSE to take MY CITIZEN COMPLAINT AFFIDAVIT. THERE IS NO MARGIN for you to refuse. IT'S A SAD SAY THERE ANYWHERE. >> I have a complaint about Gregory lying to me ON THE PHONE YESTERDAY that's getting filled out right now. >> Yes, it is. >> Yes, it is. As your policy says that you won't do. And nobody told me when I called here on the set asking how you nicely lobby. >> It doesn't know you. You asked me establish YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO make me leave the lobby. >> You have no right to leave ME LEAVE THE LOBBY. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO MAKE ME LEAVE HERE. YOU HAD NO RIGHT TO TOUCH ME, WHICH YOU DID. YOU HAD NO RIGHT. YES, YOU DID. YOU TOUCHED ME. >> YOU TOUCHED ME. YOU HAD NO RIGHT TO PICK MY THINGS UP AND CARRY THEM OUT THERE. YOU HAVE NO right to touch my things. >> I'm going to ask. You have no right TO TOUCH MY THINGS. LITERALLY LYING. THESE AREN'T REPEATS. I have never I have never complained about that pretending. They pretended to take two citizen complaint affidavits. They put the numbers on the pages. They went back there and made a copy for me and then didn't sign them. AND THEN SHE ALMOST COMES DOWN here going, "I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT." her 94. Stand up. Stand up. Please stand up. >> Um, stand up. you nicely hands on your back. >> Oh my god. No. This is NOT OKAY. THIS IS NOT OKAY. PLEASE, SOMEBODY do something about this. This is not okay. Crosby, please. This is not okay. THIS IS NOT OKAY. THIS IS NOT OKAY. THIS IS NOT OKAY. THIS IS NOT OKAY. This is not okay. THIS IS NOT OKAY. PLEASE, PLEASE, please stop. Please. I am under arrest for no reason. I am under arrest for no reason. I am under arrest for no reason. >> This is not okay. >> This is not okay. THIS IS NOT OKAY. I CANNOT BELIEVE THIS. I cannot believe this. >> Don't kick. You're going to catch a charge. >> You want I'm one of you arresting me. I'm one of you arresting me. I WONDER WHY ARE YOU arresting me? I have every right to sit in this lobby. I'm feeling like this is the play that David Oh my god. Oh my [ __ ] god. Oh my [ __ ] god. OH MY GOD. [screaming] YOU ARE HURTING ME. YOU ARE HURTING ME. >> YOU ARE NO. >> WHY SHOULD I REACT? YOU ARE YOU ARE YOU ARE BREAKING MY VIOLATING MY RIGHTS. You are absolutely violating my rights. You are violating my rights. I WAS SEATED QUIETLY. YOU CAN'T COME DOWN HERE. I REFUSE. >> I cannot believe this. WHAT WAS I DOING? WHY AM I BEING ARRESTED? WHY AM I BEING ARRESTED? WHY AM I BEING ARRESTED? WHY AM I BEING ARRESTED? WHY AM I BEING ARRESTED? WE ESTABLISH THAT I AM ALLOWED to sit there quietly and fill out a forum. We establish, sir. Why are you arresting me? You are hurting me. >> You are resisting. If you stop resisting, >> that is not true. You have no right to be arresting me. >> Y'all need a female? >> All right, ma'am. You got anything on you that's going to hurt me? >> No, I don't have anything on me. >> There is no reason to be arresting me. I was sitting quietly in a lobby filling out a form that it is my right to fill out and these officers came up and arrested me. >> Told me to stand. >> TOLD ME TO STAND. TOLD ME TO STAND. And I have every right to be sitting there. What law was I breaking when I WAS SITTING THERE? WHAT LAW WAS I BREAKING when I WAS SITTING THERE? >> STOP. >> NO. >> ANSWER ME. WHAT law I was breaking? >> HEY, QUIT KICKING. >> ANSWER ME. ONE LAW I WAS BREAKING. ANSWER ME ONE LAW I WAS BREAKING. ANSWER ME WHAT LAW I WAS [screaming] BREAKING. >> ARE you on any medication? I'll take this one. >> Yes, I am. >> Have anything that you're going to need, too? >> I need some shoes cuz my feet are burning, which is the reason I was doing this quickly. >> So, that's not kicking anyone. because my feet are hot. So therefore, you got a chance to sit in my car. I have every right to sit in that lobby and fill in a form. You don't have a right to tell me to leave, OFFICER. YOU DON'T HAVE A RIGHT to tell me to leave. >> You can't tell me to leave. >> 5 days after that fiasco, the suspect was released from custody after she posted bond. When an officer calls her to give her important information regarding her arrest, she reveals something wild. >> Hello. >> Hey, Miss. >> Yes. >> Hey, how you doing? It's Officer Bates. >> Yes. >> Hey, did you hear how I'm doing? Because that's a rhetorical question. Go ahead. >> There was a misunderstanding. All right. Your phone is not placed as evidence. It's placed for safekeeping. You are able to come retrieve your phone. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm here at the sheriff's department to file some more complaints about the jail and um about your behavior at the jail. And I didn't catch that cuz other people were talking. I'm sorry. Um, so my there was a misunderstanding I heard. That's all I heard. >> You can come retrieve your phone. >> Okay. Sure. And the paperwork that I was asking about while you were arresting me was the one that got left behind. Also, you nearly left my sandals on the on the hood of your car because you were so unconcerned about about the person who under whom you were putting under arrest unfairly. Um, so thanks so much. I will make an appointment with your evidence department and that's I'm here to clear up as well. >> Okay. I got one more thing. >> Which which officer So am I accused of having battered? What is his name? >> Commander Senife. >> Great. Thank you so much. >> Hold up. Hold up. Can I explain one more thing to you? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> So, you know, you were issued a trespass for the Northport Police Department. >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. I went by your residence. I placed a form on your door. Okay. >> As you don't seem to understand, that is not my door. I left it in the car around back. >> So when I called over the >> So listen, I left it on the door around back. The lady that was there told me exactly which door was yours. So listen, I I actually was doing you a favor. So anytime you were trespack trespass from public property, you can appeal it. So I actually was nice enough to give you the appeal form, but for you to appeal it, you need to do it through city hall. Okay? >> You are not doing I'm already trespassed off city hall. Okay? But if you call me a favor, if you call city hall so you can call city hall, >> you can call city hall to my house. >> You can call city hall and schedule an appointment for your appeal. If you actually if you set up an appeal, you have authorized business to be there that day. >> Make that call once I have my phone back. Thank you so much for taking it from me over the weekend. That was so kind of you to do. >> You got any questions for me? I guess you wanted I >> Do you have any questions for me? >> Appreciation for coming to my home without any Do you have any questions for me? >> All right. Thank you. >> This suspect Sharon was charged with felony battery on a law enforcement officer and felony resisting with violence. She was later assigned a public defender to represent her in this case. However, that attorney filed a motion to raise the topic of incompetency to stand trial. The latest reports on the case indicate that after evaluation, a [music] judge deemed she was incompetent to stand trial. While the case is still ongoing, she is being held at a state facility and she is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> Some people treat the police like it's a game that you can respond in, like you can resist, throw a tantrum, and just hit restart. But in real life, there's no reset button, only consequences. Having a mindset like this woman is poison, and it usually comes from the same place. I deserve special treatment, and the second the law doesn't bend for them, they explode. Now, as you can't arrest me, you're not listening. But no, it's just you're not winning. And the crazy part is she's trying to get something handled while she's acting disorderly, loud, and combative, which is like demanding help while you're lighting a room on fire. It's counterproductive. And it's exactly why cops stop taking the same complaint over and over. Because some people don't want resolution. They just want to stay in charge. You don't get to treat the law like it's optional, like it's something you can argue down or just outsmart in the moment, then turn around and try to play victim when those same consequences grab you by the collar. I've seen people actually break down in the backseat of my cruiser. But the law doesn't negotiate, it enforces. Problem is, the moment you learn that, it's usually too