Kylie Kylie K I O E Y Kylie >> Joel here with Body Cam Breakdown TV. Today's footage comes from Uncovered if you want to watch the original video without my commentary or breakdown. I'll have the full footage linked below so you can watch it start to finish. Today's video starts aboard a bus where the driver is forced to stop after one passenger becomes disruptive and begins threatening others on board. When the passenger refuses to leave, officers are called in to deal with the situation. The breakdown starts now. >> And she is saying that Oliver or Ali or something is going to come and kill like kill everybody on the bus. She's done with abortion and all this political stuff. And I asked her three times to stop. >> By speaking with the driver first, the officer gets an independent account of what led to the bus being stopped. That gives the officer some context before approaching the passenger and hearing their side of the situation. >> Hi, Lindsay. Hi. >> How are you doing? >> I'm good. >> Everybody else off? >> Yeah, everyone's off. It's just Lindsay. >> This [ __ ] is being rude to me. And then she wants to say I have autism, [ __ ] I have a I have a disability, too. >> Listen, so if they want to refuse you service for whatever reason, they have the right to do so. >> The officer is making it clear that remaining on the bus isn't entirely her decision. if the driver is refusing her service. At this point, the officer is trying to get her to understand that and leave voluntarily before any further intervention is needed. >> So, the issue is like we don't want you to get any trouble with us. >> So, the issue is is THAT I'M THE ONE THAT >> JUST BECAUSE I TRIED TO DEFEND MYSELF. I [ __ ] OVER. THAT IS THE UP PART. >> That is the up part THAT I DEFEND MYSELF AND THEN OTHER PEOPLE JUST ACT LIKE IT'S OKAY. THAT IS WHAT I AM NOT OKAY WITH. >> I AM NOT OKAY WITH THAT. I will [ __ ] run out front of a car. >> Her response changes the officer's concern from simply resolving the bus dispute to also assessing her immediate safety once she starts hitting herself and threatening to step in front of a car. The officer has to take those statements seriously while trying to keep the situation under control >> BECAUSE [ __ ] WANT TO HAVEING KIDS. LET ME OFF THE BUS. YOU TOLD ME TO GET OFF THE [ __ ] BUS. SO I AM. AND NOW YOU WON'T EVEN LET ME OFF THE [ __ ] BUS. >> RUNNING THE TRAFFIC. >> We need you to stop screaming and listen. >> But if I bring up Alla, I'M WRONG. I HOPE ALLAH BLOWS them the up. Take that how you want it. >> Do anothering 911. >> The officers are trying to calm things down, but her hostile comments toward the other passengers are making that more difficult at this point. Keeping her separated from the people she's directing those comments toward becomes an important part of preventing the situation from escalating further. >> Okay, >> relax. >> Let me off theing bus. >> Where where do you live at? >> Don't [ __ ] worry where I live. YOU CAN LOOK THAT [ __ ] UP. >> WE'RE TRYING TO GET YOU home safe. >> You live on [ __ ] right? >> No the I don't live ON CRACK ALLEY. DON'T WORRY where the I LIVE. MAYBE I'M HOMELESS WITH EIGHT KIDS. NO, I'M MORE RESPONSIBLE THAN THAT. OKAY, RELAX. >> LET ME OFF theing bus. >> The officers are trying to figure out where she lives so they can determine the safest way to help her from here. Her focus is simply on getting off the bus. So, the officers are trying to balance that request with the concerns her earlier behavior raised. >> Now that we got traffic blocked off now, you can step out. Okay. >> Don't push me out of the way. Well, HE'SING GONE AND ALL ARE YOU. AND YOU TOO, [ __ ] I have another STOP. YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL. >> You need to stop your >> take me toing jail. >> You got to stop. >> Okay. Are we going to be able to get home without you screaming and yelling? You >> okay? This is your warning for disorderly conduct. If we deal with you again, you're going to jail today. >> Getting her off the bus resolves the immediate problem, but her behavior is still drawing the officer's attention. The disorderly warning gives her a clear opportunity to walk away while also establishing a boundary if the disruptive behavior continues. >> Just like we were having conversation on bus and just cuz the [ __ ] lost her kids then this [ __ ] wants to be like, "Oh, I HAVE A DISABILITY. I HAVE AUTISM." EVERYBODY HAS a disability, [ __ ] >> Lindsay, >> it's mom house. Okay. >> Kylie. Kylie. K I O E Y. >> Kylie. The officers are still trying to resolve this without making an arrest, giving her another opportunity to calm down and walk away. But this encounter is about to take a serious turn based on what she does next. >> Kylie Ky, >> I don't give A [ __ ] >> Don't my [ __ ] up. Not my [ __ ] bleeding. Look at my [ __ ] phone. >> Stop. Look at my phone. My nose bleed. >> You had a chance. >> My phone's on the ground. >> Once she tries to run off, the officers shift from trying to gain voluntary cooperation to physically taking control. Now that she's in cuffs, the immediate priority is keeping her under control and seeing whether her behavior starts to settle down. off. >> You're probably scratching my glasses. >> Oh, don't try to pull away from us. That wouldn't happen, >> right? When I go home, I'll take the [ __ ] I know what the [ __ ] I need. It's only5 dollars. Take my ass out. None of my friend's dead. She won't find me. >> My Got your feet under you. We're going to help you out. >> One, two, three. and I just want you to go ahead and have a seat on the brush guard of this right here. >> The woman was taken into custody after officers brought the situation under control. She was charged with disorderly conduct, trespassing, and resisting arrest. What started as an effort to simply remove her from the bus gave officers several opportunities to gain voluntary cooperation before the encounter became physical. Once she tried to run off, their approach shifted from communication to maintaining control and completing the arrest. What are your thoughts on how the officers handled this situation? Let me know in the comments below. If you enjoy these types of breakdowns, be sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a new video. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you on the next breakdown.