You don't have a gun.
>> Go sit in your car.
>> I don't care. Go sit in your
>> You got one. You
>> Hey, don't
get another charge.
>> Now you got a phone.
>> A concerned husband called 911 after
following his intoxicated wife to a
Florida grocery store, telling dispatch
she had been drinking heavily and was
determined to drive home despite his
repeated attempts [music] to intervene.
According to the caller, she had already
consumed a large amount of wine and was
now inside buying more. Bystanders in
the parking lot began taking notice as
tensions escalated before officers even
arrived.
>> Hello.
>> Okay.
>> I'm just trying to stop her from
driving.
>> Okay. What's so what's going on?
>> She's drunk.
>> Okay.
>> She's always drunk.
>> Okay.
>> She's up here. She's drunk. She got
better part of two quarts of wine in her
and she's up here getting more. Okay.
>> I followed it up, told her, "I'll give
you a ride back." She won't hear any
part of it.
>> And these guys can testify that it's
been pretty embarrassing.
>> Also, her their neighbor.
>> Yeah, I know. Did I just
>> That has nothing to do with it. Just
hang out over there for a while.
>> That I just met a minute ago. Same with
this guy. I came up to save.
>> Can you guys grab your IDs for me?
Perfect. Is that hers?
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Can I just have her key?
>> Yeah. Thank you.
>> Thanks. There.
Thank you. What happened to your hand
there?
>> Uh,
nothing.
>> Okay.
>> All right. And that's her purse.
>> Yeah.
>> Awesome. Can I take that, please?
>> I don't know if she's got an ID in there
somewhere.
>> That's okay.
>> Nope. Don't worry about it. I'll go
through it.
>> All right. I'll just stay in here,
>> please. Yeah. There's the door people
right there.
>> I didn't know.
>> Hang out over there for me.
>> What is your problem?
>> Stop. Sit down.
>> What is your problem? You bastard.
Stop.
>> Stop.
>> Why don't you shut up? You don't have a
badge on, you
>> go sit in your car.
>> You don't have a badge.
>> GO SIT IN YOUR CAR. She's
>> I don't care. Go sit in your
>> Go sit in your car.
>> Don't touch me.
>> I'm not touching your car.
>> DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME.
>> DO YOU WANT TO GO IN HANDCUFFS?
>> NO, I DON'T.
>> GO SIT IN YOUR CAR,
>> MA'AM. Stop right now or go sit in your
car.
>> Let go of you.
>> Go sit in your car or you're going to go
to jail.
>> All right. Too late.
>> Too late. Stop polite. Stand up. Stand
up.
>> Yeah, I will get my shot. Stand behind
your back. You're under arrest.
>> You bastard.
>> You piece of
>> I'm going to jail for what? Jack at this
point.
>> You okay?
>> For getting groceries, Jack. Forgetting
groceries. I'm going to jail.
>> I have the other one.
>> You
>> What were they saying?
>> I was on special activities. Traffic 6
sound really had background. What was
that?
>> Really, Jack? Forget proceeds and go to
jail.
>> I'm sorry.
>> You
>> go away. Go over there, please. Just go
over there. You're making it worse.
>> Stop on scene. We have one in custody.
>> You've got one. You
got one. You short.
>> Stop.
>> Maybe someday you get more than one.
>> I don't know why you stop.
>> Okay.
>> Stop.
>> What's my What's my problem? I've got
cups on me.
>> Okay. Well, it sounds well, you could
have done that if you chose a better
plan of action here. You were given
several verbal commands by a law
enforcement officer and you chose not,
please. And you ear ring in you
earpiece.
>> Okay.
>> Oh,
>> it's our radio.
>> All right.
What are you bleeding from?
>> Do you have any injuries?
Oh, he's just got
>> Even after being placed in handcuffs,
[music] she continued kicking, yelling,
and resisting as officers tried to
secure her in the patrol vehicle.
>> Turn around.
>> Stop.
>> No.
>> Stop.
>> Okay, we can turn here.
>> Why didn't you Why did you get your
eyelashes in order?
>> You're an ugly.
>> Stop.
>> I really don't care.
>> You really are an ugly.
>> All right. You really are an ugly.
>> She's bleeding from
>> You're an ugly [ __ ] All right.
>> Hey, don't
get another charge.
>> Now you got to f
>> law enforcement.
>> Oh my goodness. Let's see what this
brings. [clears throat]
>> Stop.
>> You can put you need a hobble. Just go
and grab a hobble.
>> I don't have a hobble. They don't
>> Yeah, there's no I don't have I got Yep.
>> All right. Whose car you going in? Where
is Okay. All right.
>> Get your weak knee out of mine. Okay.
>> You little I know. You're a little
>> Don't
kind of losing some hair, I guess. Yeah,
>> I'm fine.
>> You are good.
>> All right.
>> All right. Let's get over there.
>> All right.
>> Let go of your car. Let go of your car.
>> Go with the car.
>> Let go of the car. Lean on her hand.
>> Let my go of the car.
>> GO CART.
HERE.
>> YEP. YEP.
>> I'll go on the other side.
>> Yeah.
>> We'll get it. We'll get it. We'll get
it. [ __ ]
>> She already tried kicking. Uh,
>> she's already kicked me.
>> Yeah. Charging.
>> Oh, yeah.
>> Put your legs up. I can pull.
>> Okay. Ready? Go ahead. Go ahead. Pull
her. All right.
>> All right. Got a hobble. All right.
Watch your face. Watch your face. I
can't
>> a hobble.
>> Yeah, he's got it.
>> Yep. Better now.
[clears throat]
>> I just
got to tighten up.
She breathe
you.
>> She's trying to slip the cuffs.
>> Oh, she's trying to
>> She's trying to hold.
>> We're going to set her up.
>> I'm sorry.
>> No, no, no, no, no, no.
>> Go that way. No. Go,
>> bastard. You
>> all right? Sit up.
>> Get away. Get away from me.
piece of you piece of you look like a
piece of
>> so angry.
>> Why did you Why is your nose so Why is
your nose so big? Why is your so big?
>> Seat belt. Seat belt. Sorry.
>> Okay.
>> Get away from me. Get away from me.
>> I got to stop them.
>> Oh, okay.
>> That's the bottom one. That's the bottom
one.
>> Oh, it is. Okay.
>> Yeah. I got to stop one for you.
>> All right. permission.
>> We're putting your seatelt on.
>> Okay.
>> You got to sit back. Sit back.
>> Putting your seatelt on.
>> Don't you try to bite me. You piece of
All right. I know. I don't know why
you're so angry.
Jesus. That's a Yeah. little upset. Mhm.
Are we good?
>> Yeah, we're good.
>> Had a hobble and uh battery on Elio.
>> Yeah, she uh kicked me. So, um [snorts]
>> and then obviously I'm taking her for
obstruction. So, obstruction from this
guy or did you need a stand?
>> I don't need him. No, it's fine.
>> No, cuz when I got here, she wasn't in
the car. So, she's going for obstruction
and she's going for battery.
>> Okay.
>> Oh, so she weren't even in the car.
>> When I got here, no, she wasn't in the
car. So, I don't have anything like
that. Okay.
>> The only thing he said is he followed
her up here, but that's here nor there.
>> Yeah.
>> So,
>> I didn't see any open containers and
things.
>> I don't either. I can smell it on her,
but
>> Okay.
>> Thanks.
>> Nobody's hurt.
>> No, I'm just irritated. She kicked my
leg.
>> Okay.
>> Good. Good.
>> Okay.
>> You people don't have much of an
education, do you?
>> Okay.
>> You had high school, maybe.
>> All right. Thanks. I can tell
low-level jobs.
Good for you.
This is a low-level job you have. This
is what this is. Somebody made a
mistake. Somebody got in trouble. There
you go. Hauling them off to the
compound.
You little piece of make 80 grand a
year. What do you make? Huh? What do you
make
by the look of your hair? Not much. It's
your job hauling people away to the dog
pound, right? Good for you. Your mom
should be proud of you.
You little
Do you ever live in Punaga?
You can't afford it. I did.
$600,000 house. Can you afford that? You
little
All you do is haul people off to jail.
That's what you do. Good for you. You
should be proud of yourself.
You little
Maybe you should work for a taxi
service.
It's just as uh glorious as this. You
should do that.
Let's wait and see what your social
security is. Someday it'll come faster
than you think. You know what I think?
Nothing. Dog food for you. Unless you
have a wealthy husband that you got with
your You might have that. Do you think?
Do you think you have that? I don't
think so. [music] You're too much of a
If you do, he's going to get rid of you
soon cuz I can tell by looking at you
what you are. The problem is I have a
lot more money than you do. I'm getting
a very good lawyer. That's the problem
for you. But you keep picking people up
like you do. Okay. You are a
I can tell by looking at you what a you
are. You're in high school parents and
you didn't go to college. So I can't say
you were there. I know you have you
don't have an education. I know you
don't. And the only thing you're going
to have in life is driving this car
picking people up. You little which I
hope that works out for you and gives
you self-satisfaction.
I really do.
Hello, Barbara.
>> Wow. All you guys for what? One little
119B girl.
>> Yeah, unfortunately.
>> Really?
>> Well, that's right there.
>> Well, that's not nice.
>> She's not nice either.
>> Buckro, are you in any car accidents
today?
>> No.
>> No. Okay.
>> Why you ask that?
>> I just got to ask.
>> Okay.
>> Uh, you got any drugs or weapons or
anything like that?
>> I don't do drugs. I don't do weapons.
>> Okay. You don't have anything on you
though?
>> No registered nurse honey. Okay.
>> Were where you nurse at?
>> I was nurse at Faucet. I was I was a
nurse in nursing homes.
>> Okay.
>> That's what I do. Okay.
>> All right. So, what I'm going to have
you do, I'm going have you swing your
legs out so we can get you out of here.
>> I'm trying. I'm going to help you out.
I'm going to help you out.
>> I'm not resisting. I'm trying. That's
fine.
All right. I'm going to have you step
out. Okay.
>> I got it.
>> Okay. I just don't want you to fall.
>> I got it.
>> All right. We're going to walk right in
there. Okay.
Barbara was arrested and charged with
DUI, resisting an officer with violence
and battery on a law enforcement officer
after kicking an officer during the
arrest. The battery charge was later
dropped and she was sentenced to [music]
probation and fines.