He's calling 911 and he's telling 911
operators that you're being beat up.
>> Talk to me. I was over.
>> What are you doing to me?
>> She's calling 911.
>> I am not going down the elevator.
>> Every day, dispatchers handle countless
emergency calls. But not all 911 calls
are ordinary. Some take a dark,
unexpected turn, revealing something
unsettling.
>> Still city 911. What's happening?
>> I don't know. There's a man laying on
floor with some blood.
>> Go down.
>> All right. Go down to your knees. Go
down to your knees.
>> Is there blood all over you?
>> Hey,
I'm going to take y'all's lives, okay?
>> And I'm going to torch you off.
>> Okay, come on.
>> You understand me?
>> With that in mind, get ready to witness
911 calls that were more than met the
eye.
I'm not on drugs. I'm serious. S
seriously, acting going home.
>> It was a calm night when officers were
dispatched to investigate a 911 call
about a man reportedly carrying a
firearm. But when the officers arrived,
there was no one in sight. Following the
trail, they tracked down the caller, and
here is what they found.
Get on the ground.
>> Get on the ground.
>> GET ON THE GROUND.
>> GET ON THE GROUND. PROBLEM.
>> What the is the problem?
>> Give me your arm.
>> Give me your other arm.
>> God damn. I called the the police.
>> I called for help. What you call help?
Oh boy. My lawyers are going to have to
feel.
I didn't do anything wrong, bro. The
caretaker. What the problem? I freaked
out.
What are you doing, bro?
>> What are you doing? Why are you running
away?
>> Why they didn't slam me up against my
hit by a car, bro?
>> I just got hit by a car, homeboy.
>> Okay, when you stop when you did to me,
I GOT CAR TWO DAYS AGO.
>> All right, I'm not going to argue with
you.
>> You just threw my back into that.
Morgan, what's your name? I want your
name in your badge.
>> Okay, maybe you shouldn't have ran.
>> Ran? I'm freaking the out because I got
a situation, bro. Instead of asking me,
"Hey,
>> you're such you're laughing alongside
me."
>> Daniel, could I talk to you?
>> Did you call 911?
>> Yes.
>> Okay. Did you call
>> This is help, right?
>> Did you call from your mom's phone
number?
>> Mine?
>> I just got hit by a car a week ago, bro.
I literally have severe damage to my
body. Would you call help?
>> Are you good to found your call?
Oh my god, I'm alone.
>> Do you have any issues that we need to
be aware of? Why did you
>> Yes. Um Oh, gee. I don't know. Um let's
see here.
>> Alone?
>> No.
>> Okay, then. No.
>> Have any issues?
>> Yes. I've been severely hurt. I would
like to have an ambulance and I need
documented several officers names for
over excessive [ __ ]
>> As the man tried to prove his point, the
situation wasn't going as he planned.
Okay.
>> No.
44.
Take some.
>> Come on, guys. Get your gloves on.
>> Take some deep breaths. Listen to me.
Did you take anything,
>> Daniel? Did you take anything?
>> Take deep breaths. You're breathing.
You're fine.
You're fine.
Take some deep breaths. Relax.
Calm down.
Take some deep breaths.
Yeah, after that I need to restock my
>> Did you take any drugs?
>> You take drugs.
>> Do you have a history of seizures?
>> Epilepsy. I go to the epilepsy
foundation. Okay.
>> Where am I? I think I got hit again.
I'm sorry.
>> All right. We have a ambulance coming to
check you out.
Oh Jesus Christ. I uh the dude I called
help to Publix. Uh I had a situation
that was going on and uh I wanted my mom
checked on that was
>> Okay. Well, when you call to this
>> Okay. You're asking questions and I'm
trying to give you an answer. Yes,
ma'am.
>> When you call the police and you speak
to dispatch and say, "Hey, I'm on
Savannah Way.
>> Savannah.
>> There are people in the attic with
guns." yada yada yada.
>> Yeah. Yeah, that was actually just
fictitious. Really? I was actually just
hoping to go check on my mother.
>> So, you make a fake 911 call?
>> It wasn't fictitious. It was
>> You just said it was fictitious.
>> I said it was a matter of It was
fictitious, but in a way.
>> Oh, thank you for saying that.
>> There was a gun against the back of my
head. Would I say that much? Would you
believe me? Would you believe I had a
weapon held against my head all night?
No, you wouldn't. I was on drugs and
being delusional technically.
>> By who?
>> The man finally dropped his playful act,
and the officer gave him another
opportunity to explain why he made the
call. But would he actually tell the
truth?
>> I've had people and I can't mention
names because it'll get people chasing
me. Not fictitious real people. There's
Could you please at least give me eye
contact like I'm not a psych patient on
drugs. I'm being real with you. I'm
sober right now. I'm a caretaker who
takes care of a woman. I took care of my
grandmother and I'm a caring son. I have
some going on that is related that I
can't mention because it would give me
but let's just say I've been dodging,
excuse my language because there's a
woman present. I've been dodging people
who are very serious, wanting to because
I got out of a game that I refused to
play anymore because I love my mother
more than I loved that game. I kept it
real as a son and I chose my mother
before anything and I was real about it
and they're very pissed off with me
about it because I chose my mother and I
chose to be real and I just wanted to
make sure my mom was okay. So, I'm I
made a fictitious call and when I saw
you pull up I was already freaked out
cuz I'm dodging guns all night. It's not
fake. I wish it truly was.
>> But you called the police to go check on
your mom. So, are you yet trusting of
police to go check on your mom? Make
sure she's okay.
>> Made up made of
>> Is that a Yes.
>> All right. So, when the police pull you
over, all of a sudden, you choose to
believe that police aren't going to
protect you. It's Toronto. It's
>> Did you used to live off of the
presidential area off Sarno?
>> I lived off of Sarno Road right there on
Laid Road 2158 right behind there.
>> My whole life. I know.
>> We're calm now. We're sorry. If you got
off the bike the first time I told you
to do that, that wouldn't have happened.
Then I asked you again and you said no.
>> Then I asked you Hold on. Then I asked
you a third time to get off the bike.
You didn't after you just fled offers.
>> Can I ask you a question, please?
>> You understand where I'm coming from?
Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
>> You understand that?
>> Yes.
>> Okay.
>> Can I ask you a question?
>> Sure.
>> My mom is alone right now.
>> I got you.
>> I am the only family member she has
left. Am I going to jail?
>> Yes.
>> Yes. Absolutely.
>> Please no. I swear to God, man. Please.
I will. What's your name?
>> Rob. Daniel Cooper, sir.
>> Daniel Cooper.
>> Listen to me. Listen to me.
>> My mom's alone. She has no family
members. She will go to a nursing home
if I go to jail. Please.
>> Bard County Sheriff's went to go check
on your mom. If she needs to go to the
hospital, she will go to the hospital.
Listen to me. I will
>> listen to if you would have just stopped
over there and said, "Hey, stop. Stop
talking." If you would have just stopped
over.
>> Since the man claimed he needed medical
attention, the officer called for
backup, but his plan to avoid
consequences didn't go the way he
expected.
I will help you.
>> Ask them, please. I'm not on drugs. I'm
serious. S seriously asking. I'm going
to go home. I just want them all checked
on.
>> Yeah, I already answered all of those
questions. My mind is not changing.
>> I'm actually doing good.
>> Actually doing good.
>> This is what happened. People doing good
would stop when I initiate a traffic
stop, not continue fleeing around
business.
>> You know what I've been through in the
past? PTSD is it's a hard thing to break
past blood sugar, man. I'm serious. Like
mother is literally dependent on
>> Well, I already told you the Bard County
Sheriff's Office is going to take care
of your mom.
>> I'm not lying.
>> Um, he's going to remain cuffed. Would
you like an officer to ride with you?
>> I'm actually sobering. Treat me like a
drug piece of a car.
>> I knew my mom's alive because I actually
got the antibiotics to her.
>> Why? I got hit by a car.
>> All right. He's going to ride with you.
>> He has a history of very erratic
behavior. So, I would rather not cuff
him in the front.
>> He's sober. That's the sad part.
>> Wow.
>> You know what I'm on? Suboxin and Addol
prescribed. I don't do drugs.
>> I surely hope it's prescribed. The man
was charged with eluding, making threats
against a public servant, and resisting
arrest without violence. The man's
playful act quickly turned into a
nightmare. But the next suspect was even
bolder, placing a 911 call right in
front of the officers. Here's how it all
went down. Before that, if you enjoyed
the video, please give us a thumbs up.
>> My lessons are not suspended.
>> Let's verify that.
>> Okay, verify. But y'all CANNOT BE MAD
CUZ I CALLED 911.
>> AN officer from Orlando, Florida,
spotted a vehicle with a suspicious
license plate and initiated a traffic
stop to check on the driver. Things got
interesting when he confronted the
driver.
>> Hey, how you doing, man?
>> I'm wonderful.
>> Officer is Orlando Police Department.
Uh, do you have your license
registration?
>> What should you call me for?
>> I'm going to let you know before get
your license.
>> Let me call 911 and get a lieutenant cuz
I seen you behind me the whole while.
Ma'am, this is not an emergency. I am a
police officer. I'm not I want to know
why you pull me up because I've seen
you.
>> Okay. Your license insurance suspended.
You're not
>> No, my license are not suspended. That's
a lie. I've been seeing you. I would
only been paying to pick my
>> ma'am. Do you have your license with
you?
>> The emergency.
>> Um I don't know. I can't I don't know
nothing about why are you calling 911?
>> Because I want somebody on the phone
with me.
>> I am a police officer. You are safe.
This is a traffic stop.
>> Okay. Listen. Okay. I Okay. Okay. Just
listen to me. I'm on um I came to
Orlando.
>> You need to hang up.
>> I don't have to hang up. I'm on the cop.
>> This is not an emergency. I am a police
officer.
>> I u I'm just I'm not from Orlando. I
came to get my friend girl a ride from
this place. I seen the officer behind me
the whole while. I knew he was following
me and I just why he was pulling.
>> You're about to go to You're about to go
to jail for misuse.
>> She's on the phone. She's on the phone.
>> This is not emergency Hernandez. Okay.
>> His name is Hernandez. You need to hang
up. Okay. Hey, step out of the vehicle.
>> I literally was just I don't
>> You're about to go to jail. Step out of
the vehicle.
>> Okay, step out of
my life suspended.
>> Why are you calling 911?
>> I call 911 because I don't trust y'all.
That's the reason why. And they y'all
are stay on the phone, please. I only
came to pick my friend girl up.
>> Okay.
And they giving me all these extra
steps.
>> Well, calling 911 right in front of the
cops didn't go well for the woman. Now
that the officer had reached the scene,
do you think she realized HER MISTAKE?
>> DON'T TELL ME. Don't tell me what to do.
>> I'm right here. I listen. I'm I'm
complying. I'm on the phone with 911.
>> Knock it off.
>> HE HE WAS WRONG. RELAX.
>> I'M RELAXED. Call me. I only
>> cuz I'm allowed to pull you over. I just
told YOU MY
LESSONS ARE NOT SUSPENDED.
>> Showing suspended.
>> My license [laughter] are not. Let's
verify that.
>> OKAY. VERIFY. BUT Y'ALL CANNOT BE MAD
CUZ I CALLED 911. I ONLY CAME DOWN HERE
TO GET MY FRIEND A RIDE HOME.
>> SO MA'AM, listen to me real quick. I'm
not
>> Hold on. Hold on. What's your first
name?
>> I'm on the phone, ma'am. I'm on the
phone. She's calling 911.
>> It's not an emergency.
>> Yes, ma'am. He told me he pulled me over
because my license suspended. And that's
a lie. I only came way down here to get
my FRIEND A RIDE HOME. WAY BACK TO
BRANDON. HE lying on me. My license
AIN'T SUSPENDED. I DROVE A WHOLE hour
and 40 MINUTES TO GET TO MY FRIEND.
>> I don't understand why we had to go
through
>> talking to me. SHE ASKED ME A QUESTION
and she called my name. She's pulling my
she pulling my license. SHE TOLD ME
THAT. YO, YOU CAN PUT ME IN.
>> My license ain't suspended. I ain't
because he he was wrong. I ONLY I DROVE
AN HOUR AND 40 MINUTES TO GET MY
STRANDED FRIEND.
>> YOU COULD HAVE just
>> I drove an hour and 40 MINUTES TO GET A
STRANDED FRIEND.
>> YOU GOT a female.
>> Yeah, you could. I'm very searchable.
I'm better. I don't got nothing on me. I
don't HAVE NO POCKETS. I DROVE AN HOUR
AND 40 MINUTES TO GET my friend.
>> Can we talk for 5 seconds? But I need
you to be down here. So,
>> look, I'm even going to show you. Hold
on. STOP. STOP RIGHT THERE. STOP RIGHT
THERE. LOOK.
>> Look at this. So, we ran your license.
It says license not valid. Okay.
>> I don't know why. That's why we're
trying to figure out. But you started
getting all uppy with us. my license.
>> The woman was really testing the
officer's patience instead of following
his advice. See how troublesome she
became.
>> Did you have an insurance lapse?
>> No, I have insurance.
I have um um uh progressive insurance.
>> You do?
>> I do.
>> So, your your license got suspended for
a financial responsibility?
>> My son got out of the car accident on my
um red truck and he didn't he wasn't
able to provide insurance. So they
suspended my license and his license
only at the time he had accident in my
truck. I was in Atlanta and being that
he wasn't able to provide it is they
they
>> okay then why why couldn't we start this
from the beginning but I couldn't
>> but you started going crazy on us and
you know what you know you want to know
honestly we would have done like listen
ma'am go get this fixed
>> and but you went crazy on us and now
we're going to jail. I'm so used to I
don't I
be
the type of
ma'am. That's the reason why
>> you're driving a suspended license.
Okay.
>> I understand.
>> Majority of the time, we're not going to
take you jail for a suspended license.
We're either going to give you a summon
or we're going to say, "Hey, listen. Go
get this fixed." Okay? But when you
start acting like that and start
talking, can I be honest with you?
>> You take it out. No, we're done talking.
You don't want to listen to anything
that I'm saying. Ma'am,
>> I tried to explain to you I tried to
explain to you multiple times. I Hey,
listen. My body camera is rolling. I
said hang up multiple times. This is not
an emergency. Okay. There is a crime for
call 911 when there is no emergency. I
may No, ma'am. Are you going to let me
speak? Just let me speak. I'm trying to
tell you. Okay.
>> The woman was charged with misuse of
911.
When emotions run high, people make
mistakes. But what this woman did, she
deeply regretted.
battery. I don't understand aggravated
battery.
>> I don't understand aggravated battery,
man.
>> Dispatch received a 911 call on January
24th, 2023, where a woman's voice was
heard yelling and then she hung up.
Officers were then sent to the location
to check on the situation.
>> Who is it?
>> Bloomington Police Department.
>> No, I'm fine.
>> All right. Well, can we speak with you,
ma'am, cuz we got to check and make sure
everyone's okay.
>> We got a 911 call. I'm fine.
>> What's your name?
>> Angela.
>> Angela. Um, what's going on today? Can
you tell?
>> Nothing.
>> Okay. Did you call 911?
>> I did accidentally. Yes.
>> Okay. Can Can you tell us what's going
on today?
>> Nothing's going on.
>> Nothing's going on.
>> I hear a lot of arguing inside.
>> Okay, that's fine.
>> I want to make sure you're okay.
>> I'm fine. Thank you.
>> You want to check on the guy broke? All
his [ __ ] got broken or just her?
>> So, can I just speak with you for a
minute and get some info?
>> No, I'm in my underwear, man. Make sure
you can't.
>> Will you call 911?
>> I was called it by mistake.
>> Shut the door. They come in here.
>> He put his foot there. YOU DON'T
UNDERSTAND.
>> YOU CAN'T come in here.
>> I understand, but you called 911.
>> I called it by mistake, man.
>> It was not a good start. And the woman,
Angela, wasn't going to help either. The
officer wanted to know what had
happened, but it was easier said than
done.
>> This is my house. I can drink.
>> This is my house. I can drink. I don't
even do anything. I drink. That's it.
Okay. Did he
>> flashlight on my face?
>> My flashlight's not on your face, man.
>> This is harassment. Harassment.
>> Like I said, as soon as I get your
information,
>> I'll be happy to leave. What's that?
>> You're not doing it.
>> Okay. Board's my name.
>> Get out.
>> I'm sorry. I
>> Man, I don't care if you can't hear.
>> Oh my god. [clears throat]
>> I just said my name. Get out of my
house.
>> Okay, but you're not saying it. Spell my
house.
>> Say board. Get out of my house.
>> How do you spell figured out?
>> Oh, my house.
>> Okay,
>> that's it. GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. THIS IS
NOT This is not going to go this way.
THIS IS GET OUT. THAT'S IT. GET OUT.
GOOD. GOOD.
You got in my home. Can you walk in my
house illegally? Illegally.
>> Illegally.
>> Here's the deal. Settle down.
>> Illegally.
>> Illegally. In my home.
>> You push my partner. He did not.
>> I did not push your partner. I moved his
foot out of my doorway in my home. YOU
ARE NOT GOING TO BE welcome in my home.
>> That's fine.
>> Suddenly, the officers noticed something
concerning that piqued their interest.
The cop wanted to conduct an
investigation. But the woman had other
plans.
>> We get a 911 call. We have to
investigate.
>> We're not going to leave. We're not
going to leave until until we know
>> until we know that everyone's okay.
>> I see blood on the floor. Yeah. Yeah.
[laughter] I cut my foot.
>> Do you need rescue?
>> No, I need your foot. No,
>> don't show nothing. Oh, man.
>> You guys did call 911.
>> I called by mistake.
>> How did you call by mistake?
>> Well, I sat on the phone. That's what I
did.
>> You what?
>> Sat on my phone.
>> How do you sit on your phone?
>> Look, she told me what happened.
>> Get out, man.
>> Okay, you guys are arguing.
>> Do you understand? So, I again I need
your name. We can argue. This is my
house. We can argue
my
>> You don't need it. You don't need his
information. I've been
You can't argue.
>> I'm suing you, man. Get
>> out of my house. I don't care.
>> But when we come down here and your eye
is red as if it's been poked or punched.
>> Ma'am, you're staying right here. You're
not going.
>> DON'T TOUCH ME,
>> MA'AM. I don't touch me.
>> I touched you, man.
>> Get your hands off me.
>> You're not leaving your hands off me.
>> Oh my gosh. What are you doing? I didn't
do anything. I didn't do anything.
>> I didn't do
I didn't do anything.
Oh my god. YOU BROKE MY NOSE. I broke my
nose. Jake broke my nose. My shoulder
was broke my nose.
>> Stop scratching me, ma'am. Stop
scratching me. Stop scratching.
>> You broke my nose.
>> Stop scratching.
>> I'm bleeding.
>> Oh my god. Really? You broke my nose,
man.
>> You broke my nose.
>> You broke You broke my nose.
>> I DON'T
do enough.
>> Just sit her right here. Sit down. Now
>> the officer gave her a chance, but she
was in no mood for cooperation. Now
[music] that she was detained, the
officer tried to question her, but it
hardly went as he had planned.
>> You can decide at any time to exercise
these rights and not answer any
questions or make any statements. Do you
understand these rights?
>> Didn't mean anything. Well, that I don't
believe you meant to do.
>> I did.
>> Unlike the other ones.
>> Do you understand each of you
put in my dorm?
>> I didn't. Ma'am,
>> I felt threatened by you.
>> Okay.
>> I felt threatened by you.
>> All right. Do you understand these
rights? Does that explain?
>> Yes, I did.
>> Okay. Well, there was there was quite a
bit of arguing going on outside.
>> So, we can argue, man. Nothing
accidentally escalated. Then we can
argue in my house.
>> Okay. So, nothing else happened?
>> Nothing happened.
>> Nothing. I stepped on glass. It's like
everything.
>> I don't know. I don't care.
>> Oh, we do.
>> I don't care.
>> Okay.
>> So,
>> Angela, I'm going to try and explain
something to you. Now, you can like it
or not like it, but I'm trying to be as
professional and and respectful as
possible. When we get a 911 call, we
don't know what we're coming to, right?
We don't know if it's nothing, which
some usually it's nothing. Sometimes
it's something really, really bad. Okay?
So, we have to investigate, make sure
that everyone's okay. That's why we
wanted to see you. So, thank you for
opening the door. But then you put your
foot in my mouth.
>> I understand. But we were just trying to
get information. So, like I said at that
time, if I if we get your names, date of
birth, all that. And then we know that
no physical battery occurred.
>> I give it to you. Then we could leave.
And I explain that and I explain that to
you.
>> Physical battery? Nothing. We just got
in an argument. A simple argument.
That's it.
>> What time did he leave at?
>> I don't know. I don't know what time it
was. I went to bed. Okay. And then
everything was fine. What time did you
come back today?
>> I don't know. 8:39. I don't know. I
don't even know what time it is.
>> So 8:39.
>> Your forehead is red and scratched.
>> I am not high. I'm drunk.
>> I didn't say I never said you're high or
drug.
>> What did you say?
>> Your eye. Your eye is red. I played
enough sports and fought enough that I
know that that eye is not from alcohol
or drugs. It's from somebody poking or
punching you in the eye.
>> Nobody did that.
>> Little girl. Would you prefer to be
pushed against the wall or taser spray?
>> I don't care. I don't care.
>> Well, I mean, I thought that was the
best option is to push you against the
door.
>> You came in my house.
>> It doesn't. My partner here explained
why we did that.
>> And I thought you understood.
>> All right, let's slip these on.
>> Okay. So, your feet
>> don't get cut any further or something.
Okay.
>> All right. Go ahead and slip this on for
me.
>> The woman kept up her defiance and tried
to provide excuses, but little did she
realize actions have consequences. So,
you're being arrested for aggravated
battery.
>> Aggravate better. I did it to myself.
>> Resistance.
>> You got pretty
You came in my house without permission.
>> I'm not
angel.
>> No, you better call my f You better call
my psychiatrist right now. Call him.
>> I don't want you to get hurt anymore.
>> Call my psychiatrist.
>> Call my psychiatrist.
>> We'll do that.
>> Call my [ __ ] psychiatrist. Oh my god.
>> Wash your head, Angela. Please wash your
head. Wash your head.
>> Kind of.
>> I did it. aggravated battery. I did them
to myself.
I don't understand aggravated battery. I
don't understand aggravated battery,
man.
I didn't do anything. I didn't do
anything.
>> I know I'm not. No, I'm not. I didn't do
anything. I didn't do anything. Oh my
god. I didn't do anything,
man. I didn't do anything. I didn't do
anything. I hit myself and everything
else, man. I didn't do anything. I
didn't do anything. This is wrong.
Angela was charged with resisting
arrest. Unlike the last case, our next
suspect tried to act like a big shot,
but it backfired badly.
>> So, I'm I'm placing you under arrest,
just so you know.
Stand up, turn around, put your dreams
on your back.
>> The Jacksonville police responded to a
local Walmart after a 911 call from a
man claiming he was a federal agent and
that a crime was taking place there. But
things were not as they seemed.
>> Officer from Jacksonville. Okay.
He let him talk to you for a little bit.
Okay.
So, I'm I'm placing you under arrest,
just so you know.
Stand up, turn around, put your hands on
your back. Don't grab Put
your bracelet up so it don't pinch you.
Okay.
>> All right. Take it off. You take it off.
>> Uh, take it off. Give me Give me just a
second. I don't know how it works.
>> All right.
Have to double check it.
>> Yeah, that's fine. I going to put two on
so it's not too tight.
I appreciate
you know
do it now quick.
You have to bring it over some. There we
go.
Yes.
You ain't got nothing on you. ain't
supposed to have right
for nothing.
I know
you right
office belongs to you.
>> Yes, sir. It does.
>> All right. Now, somebody I think what
what happened was the lady Jason Penny
ID investigator. I was applying for
Jason Penny card.
>> I didn't know. I can't help you with
that. Say what happened.
The man was taken to a detention center
and he did not like it at all. He
brought up every excuse he could, but
his actions came with a price he had to
pay.
>> Why you do it? Why you do it? Like a
black man tell you what to do. Huh?
What?
>> Like a black man tell you what to do. If
a black man tell you what to do what it
is
you do what it is like a do it.
See
those yellow dots right there? Come on
now.
Stand on that yellow dot.
>> Right here.
>> Yep. Right there. How you take these
braces off? How do they work?
You following me?
You following me?
You
just fall away.
You come my
[ __ ]
Got it.
Got it.
Got it. Got
one of them. I got one of them. Oh,
good. Yes, you got one.
You screwed up.
You going to put that in the water?
Your bag. Thank you.
Grab your necklace, too.
>> Yeah.
Probably should have did it when you
took it down here. No, they just make
you take it off. Bend your hand down so
I don't hate you.
My wam
I don't have to call your stuff off.
What happened was
>> the man was charged with three counts of
terrorist threatening and impersonating
a police officer. People call 911 when
something is urgent, but in our next
case, the suspect's playful act landed
her friend in legal trouble. No, I don't
want to.
>> Then give him the mom's number.
>> I know. But bro,
>> in Florida, a woman called 911 claiming
that the driver and passenger were
harassing her. In response, the officer
initiated a traffic stop to investigate
the situation.
>> What's going on?
>> Sorry, she was So, we came from a good
time. She's drunk calling the police.
>> Yeah, I got to roll it down.
>> Who's the one that called?
>> Her. She's drunk.
>> I'm still on the phone. Please help.
They're on the permit.
>> You can hang up and talk to me
>> and that's fine. I could talk to you and
sit here all
>> but they literally don't have
>> sir.
>> They literally don't have the stand.
>> That's the only reason why
they don't have their permit.
>> Stand over here. Florida. I came out to
have a good time cuz I just moved out
there. I picked her up today cuz this is
her friend. She called the police saying
that we had her that we had her trapped
and all this other stuff because she got
we was looking for her but we didn't
call the police or anything. I swear we
didn't call police or anything. She
called the police saying oh they have us
kidnapped. We're kicking her out. She's
like I don't know.
>> And we're telling her we said hang up
the phone. We're this is her address
where I'm literally taking her home.
>> You can have your purse but can you
stand over here?
>> No. I want my purse. That's what your
what?
>> I know. Wait.
>> Okay.
>> I want them to be arrested cuz they
harassed me this whole time over here.
>> Okay. How do you know them?
>> Because I literally known them since
sixth grade and this guy took me over
here for a whole year. And so they took
me over to a party over here and they
took me over to a party and they
literally have been screaming at me the
whole way because they were mad because
bro, we were literally arresting his
houses and I didn't know who they were.
>> Where do you live?
>> I wasn't him. So I want them arrested.
They were been harassing me this whole
time. I don't give a They've been
>> What's your actual address?
>> I want them arrested cuz they've been
harassing me this whole entire time.
>> Hold on.
>> This whole entire time.
>> I've not been home.
>> They're trying to take you home?
>> Yes, but I want them arrested cuz
they've been harassing me this whole
time. Harassment.
>> Harassment is not a crime.
>> Yes. Harassment is a crime.
>> They're trying to take you home.
>> No. They literally been No, no, no, no.
It is that because I've been drunk. It's
literally cuz they had me at these
houses and I didn't know where the I
was.
>> The women were quite drunk which made
the situation very concerning. To handle
it, the officer planned to send them
home separately, but one of the women
became a real headache.
>> I want I want them to be taxed with
something, bro. Cuz it's not okay.
>> No, it's not harassed. They've been Bro,
they literally they're drunk as in the
car. They can't drive nowhere.
>> You are also in talk. Everybody's in
toxic. They're all being intoxicated.
We're all drunk. They can't drive
nowhere because they're drunk as
9. They're drunk as
>> Stop yelling,
>> bro. I don't give a bro.
>> Let's all Let's all inhale it. Let's all
inhale, bro. Because they're all drunk
>> because them But they had me in house.
>> How are you going to
>> them? But they have me drunk as car. So
I would like them harassed. If if not if
you guys can't charge them with drunking
with driving drunk and this is drunk. Do
you want to bet money?
>> I'm not going to bet money with
>> I'm telling you [laughter] there are no
way. Call your server. Call your um what
is it called?
>> I can I can tell you now if I call my
supervisor out here supervisor you're
going to go to jail.
>> Wait no call your supervisor cuz all the
mother are in there are drunk and they
harass me.
>> That's not a crime.
>> So you're telling me that the harassing
is on?
>> You got in the car willingly with me?
Call the supervisor.
>> Okay.
>> Please call the super
>> 1581
>> because
>> my intoxicated complainant is requesting
a supervisor.
>> They're literally drunk as YOU'RE
TELLING ME THEY'RE NOT DRUNK.
>> You're about to go to
>> telling me he's not drunk. Okay, I'll
shut the but
>> I'm calling my mom because y'all acting
like she's not drunk.
>> Okay.
>> I do not want to take her home. I told
her if she wants to go in the car with
the guys that she called, she can go.
And I I just don't I don't I never been
in this bad situation with the police
and all this other stuff. This is not me
and I'm not doing this tonight.
>> Supervisor's on the way as you
requested.
>> That's fine. I want that.
>> Okay. Do you have your ID?
>> I want that. No, they have all my [ __ ]
So, I would like to have charges for uh
harassment.
>> There's There's no ID in your purse.
>> Harassment. They harassed me.
>> Is her ID in here? No, she didn't even
bring her IV tonight.
>> Okay. What's her name?
>> Jasmine.
>> Jasmine Neil.
>> The officer wasn't tolerating the drama
and gave clear instructions. But do you
think the woman took it seriously?
>> You have two options. You give him the
number so we can get you home or we're
taking you to jail for disorderly
intoxicating.
>> He's not going to call you guys home.
>> Okay. Then we're going to then you want
to go to jail.
>> No, I don't want to.
>> Then give him the mom's number. I know.
But bro,
>> what's the number?
>> I'm going to sue the Can I get your um
Can I get your ID number, please?
Because I'm not sitting here playing
here playing with nobody. I'm drunk as
and I'm going to tell you.
>> And you're about to go to jail. So, you
need to calm yourself down.
>> Number
here.
>> Tell them they can turn around and get
out of here.
>> Drunk.
>> They're not drunk. We've checked them
out.
>> Okay, guys. So, you can flip around and
you can leave.
>> Thank you so much.
>> God, no. You guys can't tell me that
they're
>> step over on this side of the cruiser.
>> Get in here.
>> Step on this side of the cruiser.
Step on this side of the cruiser so they
can
>> You're going to let them go. Go drunk,
bro. I have your number.
>> Yep. You can hold it.
>> Literally lying.
>> Jasmine Sean's car.
>> They have all my in there. And you
Jasmine
in your purse.
>> They are telling me that you
>> is any of her property in your car?
She can she can double test for that.
>> I put everything in her purse. If not
drunk right now,
>> okay,
>> all of your property should be in your
purse.
>> He's trying to call your
>> Please look in your purse to see if you
have everything you need. Please put
your purse.
>> No, let me call my mom your phone
because I can't call them off.
>> Will you check Will you check your purse
to see if you have anything?
>> My phone's dead right now so I can't
tell. So, can I just look in your purse
and see if I don't have any phone.
>> Okay, you can leave.
>> You're good.
>> No, but you
>> Sorry about the problem right now.
>> What the [ __ ] Please.
>> He's calling mom.
>> No, but you guys are sitting here not
believing me, bro. Can I just go in your
house, bro?
>> No, you got to stay right here.
>> No, please just sit here and arrest
sitting here.
>> We don't want to arrest you right now.
So, we're trying to get a hold of your
mom. No, because you guys are sitting
here letting them leave and they're
drunk as and I literally
>> you are drunk. I think you're a good
>> The woman created her own nightmare by
refusing the option the officer offered.
That's when things went downhill.
>> Can I please can I go home?
>> Oh my god. Can I please?
>> She's got a purse on.
>> Can I please?
Can you please not? Can you guys please
not? Can I please just let my mom broke?
Cuz you guys are sitting here acting
like I don't know.
>> You have anything on you're not supposed
to have.
>> No. Can I please?
>> All right. Come on over here. My car.
>> No. No. No. No. [crying]
>> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
>> Can you please stay here and talk to me,
bro?
>> We've been talking to you.
>> No. Where's my phone?
>> It's right there.
>> It's right by your purse.
>> My mom.
>> Your mom's not answering.
>> No. Let me talk to her, though.
>> Your mom's not answering.
>> Yes. But I know if she answers me, I
know she's coming in. Can you please get
that, please?
>> Yep. Can you hold her?
>> Yep.
>> Just turn.
>> Can you please
please? Supervisor, I called you over
here for a reason.
Please. And it's not this cuz I'm here.
John, bro, can you please
>> get in the car?
>> Please. Can you get in the car? Can you
sit here and talk to me? I don't need
it, bro. You don't understand. I'm a
med.
>> Get in the car.
>> Please
>> get in the car. Jasmine,
>> can you please,
>> Jasmine? Get in the car before I have to
put you in the car like a child. Get in
the car. [laughter]
>> No, but you guys already put me in the
car.
>> Get your feet in the car.
>> Can you please talk to me? I want to
talk to the female. Please
let me TALK TO THE FEMALE. IT'S UNFAIR.
>> Even after detaining the woman, the
trouble wasn't over yet. As the officer
tried to search her belongings,
something she did caught his attention.
>> I'm getting sued.
>> Turn around. Turn around and face that
way.
>> No.
>> Turn around and face that way.
>> No.
>> You better You better stop right now or
I'm going to pepper spray you.
>> No. I'm just going to sit here. Leave me
alone.
>> Leave me alone.
>> Leave me alone. Please leave me alone.
>> Leave me alone. Please leave me alone.
Leave me the alone.
Leave me the alone.
>> Just stop.
>> Stop. You guys are hitting the out of
me. YOU GUYS
>> [screaming]
>> YOU GET THE SECOND CHARGE.
>> NO, I'm done. Another charge.
>> Get up.
>> I'm done.
>> Stand up. Use your legs.
>> Stand up.
>> No, you won't go abuse me when I didn't
have
>> Stop resisting.
Stop.
Jeez.
Stop struggling with
>> it. 08 or 08. Sorry.
>> All right. Now she gets resisting.
>> No matter how hard the officers tried,
things weren't going in their favor.
>> Is she doing?
>> Jasmine, stop kicking.
>> NO. LET ME OUT. LET ME OUT. [screaming]
PLEASE.
PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE.
[screaming]
I can't see. I can't see.
>> JASMINE, STOP.
>> NO, PLEASE. PLEASE.
>> All right, set her up.
>> No, please. I can't see.
>> Jasmine, sit up.
>> I can't see.
[clears throat]
>> I can't see.
>> Sit up.
The woman was charged with possession of
resisting an officer without violence
and disorderly conduct. As the playful
act turned into a total mess, our next
suitcase was quite a scary one. And you
would never believe that 911 call.
>> Do you understand your rights as I've
read them to you?
>> No, you have to read them again.
>> Okay.
>> A frantic 911 call reported a tense
situation where a man was allegedly his
father. But that was only the beginning.
What he told the dispatcher next was
truly shocking. Here's what he said
during the call.
>> Yeah, there's a man in here. I called
this the second time I called. This the
third time I've called.
>> I understand that. I have officers on
the way.
>> Okay.
>> Where is he bleeding from?
>> I don't know. A couple different places.
>> Hey, did you get your leg?
>> Your your shoulder? Oh yeah.
>> Both sides.
>> How about your back?
>> Situation.
>> You want one in your foot? Take the
shoes off.
>> No.
>> Finally get here. What do you want? Left
or right foot?
Which one do you want, dispatcher?
Whoever you are.
>> I'm sorry.
>> Say left or right. And this will be on
you.
>> The whole question is just left. Left or
right.
>> I need to know where the bleeding is
coming from.
>> Hey, left or right. No sir. I need to
know where the bleeding is coming from.
>> If you don't say left or right, if you
don't answer in 3 seconds, I'm going to
hang up and I'm assume you said left.
>> Okay.
>> I'm not
>> What is happening?
>> It's okay. Just send somebody. All
right. Say left or right.
>> No sir. I need to know where the
bleeding is coming from.
>> Take your shoe off.
Take it off. Take them both off.
>> Yes. We'll
see.
>> They said they'll be here after you take
your shoes off.
>> You want to hear this?
>> I know y'all can hear me, right?
>> Oh, please. Oh,
>> hey. I know you hear me. Hey,
>> I'm still on the line now. No way. What
is going on?
>> He He wants to know left or right. It's
him. One more.
>> Who is he?
>> You what?
>> Meanwhile, nearby officers arrived at
his doorstep. Do you think they could
have stopped the tragedy?
Open the door.
>> Open it.
>> What is going on? Step out here to me.
Step out.
>> Okay,
>> we've got the door open.
>> Come down.
>> All right. Go down to your knees. Go
down to your knees.
>> Put your hands behind your back.
Don't even reverse.
You believe in mercy?
>> I believe in mercy.
>> That's cool.
>> Is there anybody else in the apartment
with you?
>> 326.
>> What's going on?
>> Okay.
>> Is there blood all over you?
>> What's the blood from?
>> Yeah. I told you
>> 320 tech start medical agent.
>> Get up.
>> All right. Get up. Pop up.
>> Okay.
>> That's a firm.
>> Seeing how dangerous the man was, the
officer asked some questions. But once
he assessed the situation, things
quickly became complicated.
>> Right to remain silent. Anything you say
can be used against you in court of law.
You have the right to talk to a lawyer
and have him or her present with you
while you're being questioned. If you
cannot afford to hire a lawyer and want
to be appointed to represent you before
any questioning if you wish, you can
decide at any time to exercise these
rights and not answer any questions or
make any statements. Do you understand
your rights as I've read them to you?
>> No, you have to read them again.
>> Okay. You have the right to remain
silent.
>> Been recorded.
>> Yes, sir. Anything you say can or be
used against you in court.
>> Okay.
>> You have the right to talk to a lawyer
and have him or her present with you
while you're being questioned. If you
cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will
be appointed to represent you before any
questioning if you wish. You can decide
at any time to exercise these rights and
not answer any questions or make any
statements.
>> All right,
>> do you understand your rights as I've
explained them to you?
>> Okay. All right, man. Go ahead and put
your legs in. I got to go check on the
other guy. Okay.
>> Read them to me again. I need I need
some understanding, please. I
understand.
>> Put your feet in. Okay.
>> What if I said
>> I got to figure out what's going on?
>> Okay.
>> Meanwhile, another officer was checking
the house while the victim was still
inside, shouting for help. Could the
police have reached him in time?
Okay. All right, man. Medical's on their
way. All right. I had to make sure
you're good.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. Just stay still.
>> I got a knife my back.
>> Okay. Just don't move. Don't move.
>> Watch your steps.
>> What the knife fight?
>> Where's Where's the guy that's detained?
Uh,
>> man. What's your name?
>> My name is JD Davis.
>> JD Davis.
>> Eddie.
>> Eddie Davis.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay, man. Medical's on their way. All
right. Just stay still.
>> My son did this.
>> That's your son?
>> Yeah.
>> What's your son's name?
>> Eric Lindsay.
>> Eric Lindsay. Okay.
>> On his arm. He's stabs everywhere.
>> The suspect was identified as Nimsy and
his father was transported to the
hospital. Thankfully, he survived the
attack. Nimsy was taken into custody,
but he continued to act very strangely.
>> How about you? Lions, tigers, or bears?
>> No.
>> Where you go to school, man? I said
lions, tigers, or bears?
>> Answer and I'll get out whenever when
you all get done answering. Huh?
>> Tigers and lions.
Tigers. You You want the bear? You get
the bear. Six of them. Six bears. Six
tigers.
I'll get special.
>> No, you're going to be special.
>> Okay.
>> Come on out here. Come on. At least you
got that.
>> Okay. Y'all know me.
>> Have you ever seen me?
>> I haven't ever seen you.
>> You ever seen my mother?
>> No, sir.
>> You don't know none of this.
>> I don't know none of
>> All right. Just come on. No chance. Do
you hear me?
>> Here with us,
>> it's going to be bad for you.
>> Come here.
>> Yeah. Y'all come get me. It's It's going
to be bad for you.
>> We We don't want to do that.
>> Yeah. No, I didn't want I didn't want to
do what I had to do. That's
>> anything you want to do. We're going to
have to pull you out.
>> I'll get out. All I just wanted to hear
was that. Hey, say say amen.
>> Come on out here.
>> Come on out.
>> Okay.
>> From here. All right.
>> We're going to We're just going to stand
out here like a like a human.
>> Like a human. Would you would you human?
>> If I had to.
>> What if you had to? Yeah. What if you
What if it was for some money and it was
for the wrong reasons?
>> I wouldn't do that.
>> What What would your mother What would
you do to me? I asked one of these guys.
He wouldn't answer me.
>> Mr. Nimsy, come on. Step out.
>> All right. Just answer that real quick.
All right.
>> You step out. Tell me what you would do
to me if I killed your mother.
>> Uhhuh.
>> And I fell into your hands.
>> Okay.
>> Well, I don't want you to be
hypothetical.
>> No, no, no. This is hype. This is This
is real. No, this is
>> This is real life. What's happening?
>> Yeah, that's fine. What just happened
over there? Was that real life?
>> It was real life.
>> Oh, yeah.
>> Uh-huh.
>> Okay. Hey, you get a good picture of
that.
>> Get a good picture of what?
>> What? What you seen in there?
>> Yeah.
>> What was it?
>> We got several of them.
>> What was it?
>> I don't know yet.
>> You don't You don't see You don't know
what you seen?
>> I I don't know yet. No, I don't know. At
this point, it was apparent Nimsy was
clearly not in his right mind, and his
threats didn't stop. What he said next
was highly suspicious and downright
frightening.
>> I'm going to take y'all's lives,
>> okay?
>> And I'm going to torture y'all.
>> Okay, come on.
>> You understand me?
>> Everybody stay
>> It's Raph,
>> okay?
>> You're going to be special. You're going
to be special. You're going to be
special. Look at Look at me. It's okay.
Hey,
>> that's fine. I'm going to get out.
You're going to look at me, too. And I'm
going to take your life.
>> Everybody's looking at you, but we're
getting awful. We're getting awful tired
away.
>> Okay, do that again. One more time. You
know what I'm talking about. If I go
like that, what you do?
>> You know what I'm talking about. When I
do that, I'm not talking about your
taser.
>> Hey, get some water.
>> That's fine.
>> Let's go.
>> Come on. Come on. Come on.
>> You don't You don't know what I'm
talking about. You do that that taser
thing one more time.
>> Taser thing.
>> Yeah. Y'all do that to my mom.
>> Maybe.
>> Y'all do that to my mom?
>> We'll tase you. We'll We'll kill you.
Drink all this. That's fine. Go. There.
We can go. We can go.
>> Okay.
>> Here's here's what I'm going to ask you
to do. I'm going to ask you to step
right back here. Okay.
>> That's fine.
>> Do me a favor, Mr. Ny. Go ahead and go
down to your knees. That's fine.
>> Go ahead and go down your knees.
>> Y'all remember this moment. All right.
>> We will. We will. All right. Now, fold
all the way down on your belly. All the
way down on your belly. We'll support
you till you get this.
>> Okay. We're not going to let you fall.
We're going to take some.
>> Nimsy was charged with domestic assault
and battery with a deadly weapon. And
domestic assault and battery with great
bodily harm. It's crazy to think some
people still dial 911 for things that
clearly aren't emergencies, just like
our next suspect who made the call right
in the middle of a routine traffic stop.
>> What are you doing? I'm not stepping
out.
>> You're under arrest. Get out.
>> What are you doing to me?
>> Stepping out. She's calling 911.
>> On June 6th, 2024, in Lawrence Township,
Ohio, an officer noticed a vehicle with
tinted windows that seemed a little too
dark. Curious, he ran the plate and
discovered something unusual. Hey, how's
it going, ma'am?
>> You got driver license on you? Okay, so
Tiffany, you're you're suspended right
now. Okay. When you pass, man, I
immediately knew it was you. I've
stopped this vehicle before. I'm not
suspended.
>> You're suspended. You got a point.
>> I just got I just got that I just got
that license.
>> Nope. You're You're suspended right now.
>> Listen. Listen. That is not true. I just
got my license. I just got my license.
>> Saying you're suspended.
>> Okay. You're going to have to call your
boss.
>> Nope. We're not doing this again. Okay.
>> You have to call your boss. I got my
license.
>> I don't have to do anything for you.
Okay, this is going to go how I say it's
going to go. Okay, you're suspended.
You're not driving. And it's a 12-point
suspension so I can place you under
arrest and book you in the jail right
now.
>> You took a driver's test. I took a
driver's test. You're a liar. Call your
boss. You have to call your boss.
>> Nope, I'm not going to.
>> You have to call your boss.
>> But I'm just not going to.
>> You have to. You're calling your boss.
You have to call your boss.
>> No, I'm not going to. Is that your
driver's license right there?
>> You can't. This is my This was my permit
before I got that
>> license. Okay. Nope. It's saying you're
suspended.
>> You're going to have to call your boss.
>> No.
>> Well, what are you going to do? You have
to call your boss. I just
>> Have you had anything to smoke today?
>> No.
>> It smells like in the car and your eyes
are bloodshot.
>> Are you kidding me?
>> Have you had anything to smoke today?
>> Are you kidding me?
>> I'm asking you a question.
>> I have one bloodshot red eye I've had
for weeks.
>> You have two?
>> Are you for real right now?
>> Have you had anything to smoke today?
>> No. anything to smoke recently within
the past few days.
>> Please call your cop. Please call your
boss.
>> No, I'm not going to.
>> You have to call your boss. I don't know
why you're picking on me right now.
>> Because you still have the tenant
windows. I can pull you over for that.
>> The deal is with me. I don't know.
>> And when I ran your license plate when
you're still in Lawrence Township, it's
you're
>> not true. That's not true.
>> It is true.
>> It's not true.
>> The computer don't lie.
>> It's not true.
>> Okay, hold on for me.
>> The officer realized the woman had a
suspended driver's license, but that
wasn't the real issue. The real problem
was how she was reacting, turning the
situation into a mess.
>> You don't have a driver's license.
>> What are you talking about?
>> You don't have a driver's license.
>> That paperwork says I have a driver's
Why are you laughing?
>> I'm not laughing.
>> I'm calling 911 as well.
>> Don't call 911. I'm going to arrest you
for misuse 911.
>> I'm going to call 911.
>> I'm I'm telling you right now, if you
call 911,
hang up the phone call 911.
>> Hang up the phone. I'm going to arrest
you for misuse 911. Hang up the phone.
There's no reason to call 911.
>> Call your supervisor. I'm telling you
right now, are you on the phone 911?
>> Call your supervisor right now. I hung
up.
>> Do not call 911 again.
>> I will call right now if
>> Do not call 911 again. Go ahead and step
out for me.
>> I'm not stepping out.
>> Step out for me.
>> I'm not stepping out.
>> Ma'am, step out for me.
>> I'm not stepping out.
>> Step out.
>> I'm not stepping out.
>> Come on. Get out.
>> I'm not stepping out.
>> We're not doing this.
>> What are you doing? I'm not stepping
out.
>> You're underrest.
>> What are you doing to me?
>> Step out. She's calling 911.
>> Listen, I need help. I need help. I NEED
HELP. I NEED HELP. PLEASE, there's
there's literally an officer. Please get
out.
>> Oh my god. What are you doing? What are
you doing?
>> Give me the phone.
>> Give me the phone. You're under arrest.
Stop.
>> STOP. [screaming]
>> Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK.
>> STOP IT. Stop it.
>> Stop it.
I'm going to set it up.
Put your hands behind your back.
>> Stop it.
>> Stop it. STOP IT.
>> STOP IT. RELAX.
>> Stop it.
>> Lean up against my car right now.
[screaming]
>> I'm holding you like this until somebody
come and handcuff you. No, you were
under arrest.
>> For what? I didn't even choose.
>> Stop.
>> Stop it.
>> Spread your feet right now.
>> I can't believe you can do this.
>> Stop it.
>> I can't believe you can do this.
>> My god.
I can't believe you can do this.
>> Can you stop holding me so hard?
>> No. You've already resisted. No, you've
already pulled away from me. I'm waiting
till my partner gets here. I'm going to
put you in handcuffs. You're under
arrest.
You are under arrest. Spread your feet.
>> Spread your feet.
>> Backup arrived, but the woman continued
to behave belligerently, making it a
real challenge to get her under control.
>> Hello.
>> Hello.
>> Hey, ma'am. This is Officer Roar from
Lawrence Township. Um, I'm sorry she
called you. She She was just being
placed under arrest and she decided to
call you guys. I don't know why.
Um, I have my dispatcher from the Red
Center. They're contacting you guys just
so that way you guys don't have to send
a deputy out here to confirm that one.
hang up. But that's what that was all
about.
>> Right now, you're staring in here.
That's what
>> Yep. I appreciate. I'm sorry that
happened. She wasted your time on your
plate at any time.
>> Clear, [ __ ]
>> You need to get your license. That's all
you got to do. Go ahead.
>> What are you? I just
>> It doesn't matter. Just look at the date
on that.
>> Can you start?
>> I'm going to actually pull it up and
I'll show you that you're suspended.
>> Go ahead. Look right here.
>> Look. Look at the computer.
>> But look at the date on my license.
How am I SUPPOSED TO KNOW THAT THOUGH?
>> SUSPENDED. LOOK, not
>> all I'm saying.
>> Complaint.
>> I told you you have
>> She has like five open suspensions.
>> You have six.
>> Six. So, even if you got one taken care
of, one from detained under
>> Allow me to explain. Okay. If you take a
deep breath,
>> every time we go through this, every
time.
Listen, please don't do that. Sophia,
what?
>> You're under arrest right now for misuse
of 911 because you called 911 twice when
a police officer with lights and siren.
>> I told you twice don't do it11. That is
illegal. Second of all, he asked you to
get out of the vehicle how many times?
And every time you put up a fight last
time, Last time we we let you totally
go. We let you go. We didn't even turn
the car. This is the now the second or
third time we've dealt with you and you
act like this and it is unacceptable.
>> Okay. You have the right to remain
silent. Anything you say will be used
against you in the court of law. You
have the right to
will be appointed to you. Do you
understand your rights and your rights
to have been right?
>> Okay.
>> Um
>> do we still have to ask her if she wants
to do SFSTs after all that?
>> Um maybe do you want me to check her me?
>> If you want to check your eyes real
quick, I'll go. Yeah.
>> Yeah. Have you?
>> Okay. So, I I've been extremely
extremely patient.
>> We had a couple other things. Um, but I
know she's not going to do anything, so
we can try to pull her out. Um,
>> the woman's behavior raised serious
concerns, prompting the question, was
she just nervous or was there something
more going on?
>> I know she already looked at your eyes.
Do you want to do any field sobriety?
>> I mean, I'm not on anything. I'll get
whatever you need.
>> Still smells like burnt marijuana in my
car. That would lead me to believe that
you had just recently smoked
>> you. I'm not on anything. You can drug
test me. You can do whatever.
>> Okay.
>> Are you taking me to jail?
>> You You're still going to be under
arrest regardless for all the other
offenses, but do you want to do any
field in the meantime?
>> Do you want to do them? I I have to
offer them to you.
>> What is the point if you're taking me to
jail? What is the point? What is the
point? I'm not Give me a breathalyzer.
I'm
>> I don't I don't think it I don't think
it's alcohol.
>> Okay. I'm not on anything.
>> Okay. So, do you want to do any fields
sobriety test?
>> What do you want me to do?
>> I can't. You You do?
>> Yes. Whatever you need me to do.
>> Page.
>> Come on up.
>> First name Adam.
>> They didn't have to go like all this.
I'm kind of follow up
one more time. Okay. So, bring your
fingers like this.
I don't want you to sing the alphabet.
Okay? What I want you to do is I want
you to start on the letter D and end on
Y. Okay? Don't sing it. Just start on D
and then on Y.
>> D E F G H I J K L M N O P W X Y.
>> Okay. You're good. Just go and face that
way for me now. Okay.
Go ahead and put your hands back behind
your back. Go and put your palms
together. It'll be more comfortable.
Even at the police station, the woman
seemed unwilling to face the truth.
Despite the officer presenting clear
proof, she chose to make things
difficult yet again.
>> Do you think that I'm making this up and
this is fabricated? That literally says
you're suspended. Says you're suspended.
Says you're suspended. Says you're
suspended. Says you're suspended.
>> Not that you you think you're making it
up by no means, ma'am. What we're saying
is it was a a very hectic process to get
her license back. They had to go call
they had to go back and forth to court
and call down to Columbus. So, I don't
know how they would process that cuz the
lady clearly said that she could not
process it if she still was under
suspension.
>> Right. So, I see on her license it says
that her license was issued to her on
May 30th of 2024. Three of these
>> Yeah, just three days.
>> Three of these suspensions started June
5th.
>> What day was it?
>> June 5th. So, that's after you got your
license reinstated. You got three more
suspensions.
>> No, I don't know.
>> That's what I'm telling you. It's on
paper.
>> They're making it up cuz I smell like
>> um No, I I'm not the arresting officer.
He put her through field security test.
He whatever he saw, he believes that
she's impaired. She had open eye.
>> She had she had alcohol in the car. She
had open containers in the car. She had
pens everywhere. She had over in the
car. She had pipes all over the car. She
smelled like
>> pipes in the car.
>> Yeah, there's glass pipes in the car.
>> No, there isn't.
>> There was two in the glove box. There's
two in the glove box. They're still in
there. My god,
>> you guys.
>> Okay, you're going to get off the phone.
I I never let people talk on the phone
and I've let her talk on the phone with
you for longer than I should. She's
being disrespectful and I'm done with
it. So, I'm going to let you go. I'm
being disrespectful.
>> You are. And you talked herself into
jail. Just so you know, this is 100%
your fault. If you get out tonight, you
might, you might not.
I'm not sure why you're being so rude to
tea, but I didn't do anything.
>> Here, go ahead and get up. You're going
in here.
>> The woman was charged with DUI,
obstructing official business, resisting
arrest, misuse of 911, open container,
driving with a suspended license,
driving under suspension, and tinted
window. There's a reason 911 calls are
for emergencies and why people should
use them responsibly. But in our next
case, this woman's urgency took a
completely different turn.
>> Save yourselves. Save yourselves.
[screaming]
>> Police were dispatched to a hotel in
Delivan, Wisconsin after a guest made
multiple calls reporting suspicious and
potentially malicious activity. But when
the officers arrived, they discovered
something entirely different.
>> April, what is going on?
>> I keep
I keep hearing things.
>> Can we come in?
>> And I can't call.
>> I can't call out.
>> Okay.
>> And this is what's been happening all
day. Why? Why are you saying that you
have weapons? Do you have weapons?
>> Because I cuz I'm scared. I keep hearing
stuff.
>> And I I can't call 911.
>> All your 911 calls are going through.
>> They've had multiple. [sighs]
>> I don't feel safe.
>> Okay. What has changed since we were
last here?
>> Oh no. I just got these bad vibes.
>> Okay.
>> I'm sorry I ruined the screen. I'm sorry
I yelled.
>> Here. Why don't you sit down over there?
I want you to have access to Jesus.
>> Something squishy. And when it squishy,
my hair stands up.
>> And I couldn't I was having trouble
getting getting through at first. Okay.
And
it's like someone's still in my iPad or
something cuz I hear I can tell the
quality and I want to make sure I had my
settings and no one was coming fast
enough and I kept hearing the same that
I was hearing. I'm so sorry about the
screen. You could charge me. I am just
[sighs and gasps]
>> What can we do to help you?
>> I just I want to be with somebody.
>> Okay. Who can we call? I just I keep
feeling like itchy all over me. Like
>> who can we call? April.
>> Uh
can can I just sit downstairs and
>> you definitely can't hang out the lobby
all night cuz I don't know what the
front desk girl thinks right now cuz she
was afraid cuz you were calling her too.
You were calling 911.
>> Maybe it's because they're still tapping
and it was making it difficult to call
911. Is there I mean, do you want to
look at my devices? Can you help me look
at my devices?
>> I can guarantee that there's no one
tapping into your phone or your iPad or
anything like that.
>> [ __ ] this made me so crazy.
>> As time passed, it became increasingly
evident that the woman was having some
sort of psychotic breakdown. Now, the
question was, would the cops be able to
handle the delicate situation?
>> She's in Arizona. Who can I be with
right now? We we need somebody that
would be able to drive up here and pick
you up or we can take you someplace.
>> Okay. My son, but he won't. He's
refusing to talk to me.
>> Why won't he talk to you?
>> Because
>> I don't know. He said I can show you the
text messages if you want. I mean, it's
hard for me to speak out loud.
>> Is it because of this? Like what's going
on right now? Pretty much. I mean, cuz I
had to kick him out. And I'm paranoid
that this epidemic is so huge that like
by me calling it out, like I hear sounds
out there and I I just
>> Well, there's other people here, too.
You don't tell anyone here.
>> I see. Like maybe just lock me up in a
mental institution. Maybe that. I don't
know.
>> We can't just do that cuz are you a
threat to yourself?
>> I mean, apparently
>> you want to go to impatient. I
>> we could give you a ride to the hospital
and they can if you're willing to seek
treatment.
>> Yeah, I need therapy. Obviously,
>> it's not therapy. It's impatient. It's
taking you to like a mental hospital.
>> So, what does that mean?
>> Like you get transported to a mental
hospital and then
>> you just keep getting worse.
>> The the hair on my body stands up. I
start to feel itchy like it's opiates
and I'm wondering if they come through
there
and I these are all questions that I
didn't get to ask
>> you know
>> do you want us we can take you to the
hospital and we can go inatient I think
that might get you help me down there
>> we we can't we can't sit here all night
>> all right
>> we can't sit in the room with you can't
can't sit in the lobby
>> bring it on sure I surrender
>> we're not we're not
>> yeah no I feel safer to be scare.
>> Okay.
>> You want to go to the hospital?
>> No. I mean, I don't want to, but if I'm
going to feel scared in here and I'm
going to keep having outbursts, then
>> if you can't call one of your friends
that can come here or you could stay
with them or something like that. I just
feel like the stakes are so high and
that I'm worried about what I was
worried about before and just the
paranoia
>> Mhm.
>> of the aftermath of people trying to
come after me to stop to keep the crime
network going. You know,
>> I know you mentioned that you're off
some medications. I feel like that might
be factoring into this.
>> Yeah. And see how dangerous this is for
me to just go off.
>> Says you don't even have a phone number
to call on that. Exactly. It's the
calling issues. And then I saw this fog
on the window.
>> Mhm. The condensation.
>> Yeah. And I'm like, do they put opiates
through the do they want to me? You
know. Yeah. I'm crazy.
>> The woman identified as April agreed
with the officer to go to the hospital.
But out of the blue, things took a left
turn.
>> Uh what about all this? Uh
>> Nope. This is all I need. Let's go.
This?
>> Nope. All right. Relax. Hang on. I'm
going to go first.
>> You need your shoes?
>> No, I'm good.
>> You need shoes.
>> I'm good.
>> I want you to cut your foot open in the
apartment.
>> I'll just shoot me now.
>> All right, we're just
>> Come on. Come on.
>> STOP YELLING.
>> COME ON.
>> STOP YELLING.
>> COME ON.
>> YOU NEED TO STOP DOING that now.
>> Enough. Come on.
>> Are you done?
If I let go of your arm, you're not
going to hit my friend, are you?
>> No.
>> We're going this way.
>> Elevators are here. No.
>> Where are you going?
>> I am not GOING DOWN THE ELEVATOR.
NO. NO.
>> OKAY.
>> I'll take the stairs.
>> We're trying to help you. Let's go.
We're not going to play this game again.
Turn off the dark back up against the
wall. Over this right there.
I got it. Good.
>> This is so you don't hurt anybody. Okay.
>> Or yourself.
>> Okay.
>> April was brought to the station, but
April once again made things
unpredictable.
>> Stop.
You need to STOP FIGHTING THIS, APRIL.
>> NO. [screaming]
>> You're not doing yourself any good. Sit
down.
>> Sit down.
>> Save yourselves. Save yourselves.
>> Stop.
>> No.
>> Sit down in the cherry. This is the
easiest part of your night. Sit down.
>> I won't
>> sit down.
>> I won't.
>> I won't stop.
>> Do not stop.
You got the lap out.
Tight as I can hear that.
What if they catch you?
>> What if they catch you?
>> No.
>> Stop that.
>> You get
>> n
your pressure a little bit.
>> Stop doing that.
How's the How's the lapel?
>> That's as tight as I can get.
>> Is everybody okay still?
>> Definitely.
>> Yep.
>> You need to stop.
>> Okay.
>> You keep saying okay, but you keep
resisting us.
>> Get these. Let's get that one first.
>> Stop it. Somebody can reach down.
Do one hand at a time.
I control of her left eye of her left
hand.
>> April was charged with three counts of
battery on a peace officer, resisting
arrest, and disorderly conduct. Another
911 call came in reporting a serious
situation, but behind the call was a
twist that the officer needed to
unravel.
>> Just use a 911 call. Okay,
>> that's not me.
>> So, can I call her and tell her how to
call?
>> Come on.
Officers were dispatched to a restaurant
after a woman made an emergency call
reporting a tense situation in which she
was threatening innocent lives. She
claimed she was hiding inside the
restroom and the cops came to
investigate.
>> Anybody in the bathroom?
>> Sheriff's office.
location.
>> Yeah, that
she
she supposed to be coming
later.
What y'all looking for?
>> Did y'all have a disturbance here of any
kind?
>> Like somebody threatened with a gun
messed up?
>> No.
>> We didn't call 911.
>> Okay.
>> Is it great?
>> We don't know. We're trying to figure
that out. We just got We got this
McDonald's. We're trying to make sure
it's the right one.
Finding it strange that the location
showed she was there, but no one was
actually inside, the officers were now
determined to get to the bottom of the
mystery.
>> You know what?
>> She's never walked here either.
>> Y'all had no disturbance disturbances
anytime
>> except for an employee being mad.
>> Employee being mad.
>> Yeah. that happened.
>> Or who was it?
>> All day long.
>> I mean, all day long.
>> Nothing where anybody like threatened
anybody or got
>> like I told him, I've been here since
6:00. I was here since till midnight
tonight.
>> Somebody I guess somebody near here or
inside here keeps calling 911 saying
>> they call saying that everybody's being
held
>> hostage.
Hello.
>> I already I checked that one and and
this one.
>> There were no customers inside. Only one
person who had come for a job interview.
This made the officer suspicious. Was
she the person they were looking for?
>> What is it?
>> Yeah.
Secret.
>> Is this you right here?
>> Yeah, that my old copy right there.
>> You ever had this? Have you ever had a
driver license?
>> Uh-uh. I was going to get those this
year.
>> What is this right here? This a this a
learner?
>> Those my ID?
>> You ain't got no ID no more on here. I
see it.
Can't hardly see it. Oh, type it.
to my office.
>> Okay,
>> it's going to be named Dur. Last name
Everett.
>> E R E T. First name Tiara. T I A R A.
>> It's T I date of birth.
>> Why she's doing that? Oh,
>> but
>> she done called several times in and
three.
>> I I think it's because I took so long to
interview.
>> Yeah, but she called several times
saying she was in the bathroom. Somebody
had you hostage and all this stuff in
here by gunpoint.
>> And that is enough to start all kind of
ruckus going on in here.
>> Yeah. America police officer, honey.
Y'all need that kind of craziness.
>> Uh-uh. That's my lieutenant call.
>> That's false, too.
>> Hello. Realizing there was more than met
the eye, the cops decided to leave no
stone unturned. And that's when they
found what they were looking for.
>> So there she sitting. Still sitting. Her
purse is there. And she's
>> she's real calm, isn't she?
>> Yeah.
>> I know she's a little shaky.
>> But you can see her sitting there the
whole time. That's why I got this. I
haven't seen her move yet. And we're
back at 1649. So she's lying to y'all.
She says she moved.
We're all right. We're at 451.
>> Temple. What time did we get this call?
>> 1623.
>> Temple.
>> You said 1623.
>> Yep. 1620.
>> So, you want me to go back to 1600?
Okay.
>> I think the second time we came right
there.
>> Yeah.
So, let's go to
400.
She's not there at 4:00.
>> The phone is missing.
>> That's at 4:00 and y'all come in at
4:23.
So, let's go to let's go to the next
let's go into the main entrance.
She's not in the main entrance here.
>> Do you have to make reservations and uh
come for the interview?
>> Mhm.
>> So, she was supposed to be here for the
interview.
>> Mhm.
>> Yep.
So, that's
front counter. That's main entry. And
this is where she's been sitting all
day. And we're at 410 now.
>> So if y'all received it at 423, there
might be a 5m minute gap. You think?
>> Mhm.
>> There she's sitting now.
>> Mhm.
>> No,
that looked like somebody sitting there
>> and she just left.
>> Okay.
>> So, let's see where she goes.
And now she's back.
She said she went to the bathroom.
>> Yes, she did.
>> She ain't come around.
>> I mean, she did come in a bit a set of
time, not call it missing.
>> After reviewing all the evidence and
statements, the officer finally
uncovered the missing pieces and
realized the suspect had been right in
front of them the whole time.
>> What did street calling? her and then
her mother-in-law saying that her mom
has been calling 91 wherever she go. Her
mom called 911
and so like report her as a runaway and
>> how they using your phone.
>> Huh?
>> How they using your phone?
>> I'm on the internet. I talk to my dad.
That's my dad.
>> All right. Well, we going to have to
come with Okay.
>> Come with y'all.
>> Yeah. What's going on? Miser 911 call.
Okay.
>> That's not me.
>> Come on.
>> So, can I call her and tell her how to
come?
>> Come on.
>> Put this in your pocket book. Okay.
>> I put them down off the
>> So, y'all going to take me for none that
I didn't do,
>> ma'am. Come on.
I didn't do
>> Stop twisting your wrist. Don't tight.
The woman was charged with false report
of a crime and misuse of a 911 call.
Before we end, take a look at this.
Years ago, two armed robbers tried a
bold and deadly move. They lured
officers into the scene, planning to
kill them and steal their uniforms for a
clean escape. But their plan fell apart
when SWAT arrived just in time. Both
suspects were quickly apprehended and
are now behind bars. Thanks for
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