No, no, no. I'm done.
>> Nope. I'm so done with this. It's
stupid.
>> Okay.
>> So, she's the one you're wanting to
leave.
>> Yeah. All right. You're gone. So, let's
get you a ride.
>> What the [ __ ] is that?
>> Let's Let's get you a ride.
>> No. No.
>> Yes.
>> No.
>> Who's Who's here with her? No, I'm good.
I'm good. I'm good.
>> You're You're trespassed, so you're
leaving. That's just the way that it is.
You have to leave.
>> Okay. But listen, you got two.
>> You going to keep crying or you going to
grow up?
>> I'm going to I'm going to
>> I don't Listen, I don't do well, but we
deal with this stuff all summer.
>> [ __ ] I'm going to
>> I'm not doing it. So, can you can you
calm down and grow up for like 5
seconds?
>> [ __ ]
>> do you want to go to jail or you want to
go home?
>> [ __ ] I'm going home.
>> Then quit running your mouth. Okay. But
I can't go home. I'm not I'm not okay.
I'm good. I'm good. But
>> you're not good. You're cry. You're
sitting on the asphalt crying because
you have the inability to listen to
directions. You're in a go jail. Call a
ride right now. Call a ride right now.
Call a ride right now and you get to go
home and we'll let you go.
>> Just It's that easy. Just call
>> right now. Call a ride. Get on the
phone. Quit talking and get a ride.
>> Call a ride there.
>> Holy [ __ ]
>> And we're good. You get home safe. You
You get to go go to bed. All right. Hand
phone dial. Call. I need you to do that.
>> Right there.
>> Right here.
>> It's right there.
>> Right here. Call. Call.
>> Oh my god.
>> You need to go home.
>> Yes.
>> My lady. I need that beer in my
>> That's open container. So, why don't you
come over here and talk to me, too?
>> You can absolutely take this, but you
are a police officer helping the
situation. Yes. Yes. You're not going to
be well.
>> You're not going to be well.
>> Come on. You got to call somebody.
>> Okay.
>> Is it broke? Robert
I I don't Right.
>> It's It's not
It's cuz you got your password wrong a
couple times.
>> I'm okay.
>> You okay? You're clear.
>> Oh, we really need Do you need another
phone? Do you know the Do you know the
number that you want them gone?
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> She slapped a bartender.
>> Bartender don't want anything done. They
just want her out of here.
>> Okay.
>> He's the owner.
>> Okay.
>> She's She's so inebriated that I mean
talking is an issue and understanding is
even worse.
>> Okay.
>> He's got a second issue down his rental
down here.
>> They were here and got into it with
another bartender. Correct. Is that what
h I
>> Sorry. Which one?
>> The the one staying in your rental.
>> Yeah, they you can check that. It's not
too far from here. Nothing up here at
the moment is
extremely urgent.
>> Now, we learn she slapped a bartender.
That's a game changer. The owner's
decision not to press charges is
generous, but it shows how businesses
often just want the problem gone. Her
intoxication is so severe she can't even
unlock her phone, which is both sad and
frustrating. The officers are trying to
help, but her resistance is pushing them
toward a breaking point. It's a stark
reminder of how quickly a fun night out
can spiral into chaos when boundaries
are crossed.
>> Do you want an Do you want an ambulance
to check you out? And then he Why are we
Why are you yelling?
>> I'm not.
>> I'm trying to I'm trying to not take you
to jail. I'm doing everything I can.
>> I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I'm good.
>> Don't say it.
>> Don't say it. Don't do it. You're going
to end up taking a ride.
>> We're being nice. We're being nice. So
be nice.
>> So why don't we get an ambulance, take
you up to the hospital. They can get you
some fluids. They can check your knee
and stuff out. And then your brother can
>> And then your brother and then your
brother can come. I don't want to. And
then your brother can come pick you up
from the hospital.
>> Okay.
>> Why don't we do that?
>> No, I'm good. I'm good.
>> You're not because you can't drive.
You're going to get an OVI charge.
>> I'm good. I'm good.
>> You're hammered.
>> Why you flipping us off, man? for
keeping you out of jail.
>> Okay.
Okay. Okay. I'll get it. Okay.
>> All right. I know you get it. All right.
All right. So, let me
>> We're trying to keep you from going to
jail. We're trying to help.
>> Okay. So, I don't want to go to jail.
>> Then let's bring it down.
>> No. I don't want to go to the hospital.
>> All right. No. No. No.
>> Are you going to the hospital?
Oh yeah,
>> she gone. You got to make a choice.
>> No,
>> listen. Listen. I'm going to break it
down.
>> We want to, but she slapped the [ __ ] out
of a bartender.
>> Yeah, that's the problem.
>> Yeah,
>> he can pick you up at the hospital. Fair
enough.
>> This moment is gut-wrenching. The
officer's been more than patient, even
coordinating with her brother to avoid
an arrest. But her refusal to go to the
hospital leaves them with no choice. You
can hear the exhaustion in their voices.
They don't want to take her to jail, but
she's forcing their hand. It's a
sobering look at how stubbornness and
intoxication can escalate a situation
beyond repair. What could she have done
differently to change this outcome?
>> Nope. I'm so done with this. It's
stupid. Oh, listen.
>> Come on. Come on. Roll over. Thank you.
I'm done. I'm so done.
>> Stop.
>> She's going to jail.
[Music]
>> Nope. We tried. We tried for 20 minutes.
>> Please. Please. Please. Please.
>> Yeah. She's going to jail. I've had
enough.
>> Hold still.
Logan County Jail.
>> Can I call?
>> No. Hell no you ain't calling nobody. I
tried that for the last 20 minutes. Come
on.
>> Come on.
>> You got to help me out. Come on. One,
two, three.
>> Walk.
>> You [ __ ] up.
>> Other side.
>> Why can't police go out tomorrow?
>> No.
>> Why? Why? L36.
>> One female 21.
>> Please can I go home tomorrow?
>> Get in. Watch your head. Get in. Come
on.
>> Can I call tomorrow?
>> Only trying. She wants to
>> She wants us to dead weight her.
>> The only issue I have is I don't want
her to get cleared by an ambulance. You
know what I mean? Cuz if she sits there
and back of my cruiser,
>> she's just hammered. I mean,
>> I don't know how much she's drinking.
Point is, she got alcohol poisoning.
>> Jay will figure that out and send her
out if we have to. I mean, alcohol
poisoning.
>> I don't think it's That's not alcohol
poisoning. That's just drunk.
>> Okay,
>> Marissa, I need you to get up. Okay.
>> Cut my hand, too. Come on.
>> Made me get up.
>> Come on, Marissa.
>> Come on, Marissa. We tried. We tried
with you.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I shot with you, too.
>> Come on, Marissa.
>> One, two, three.
>> Come on. You're going to hurt yourself.
And I'm trying not to hurt your wrist.
Come on.
Please watch.
[Music]
>> Lord,
[Music]
>> Marissa, grow up.
Marissa
[Applause]
[Applause]
>> Marissa.
>> We're having trouble getting her in the
car.
Send us another one just so we can do it
safely. I'd appreciate it.
>> Come on.
>> Marissa, come on.
>> Are you done throwing a pit?
[Music]
Stop.
>> Lissa,
>> we don't want
>> Have you pushed?
>> No.
>> She's
We're just trying to get her in here
without absolutely destroying her limbs.
She's just crying cuz she's hammered.
She hasn't done anything other than just
disorderly. So, we're trying not to
>> take her. Oh, I'm taking her.
>> Is she in cuffs?
>> Yeah, she's in cuffs. We're just trying
to drag. We're trying to get her in
here. She won't She's She's She's hefty.
We can't get her in mine. We're trying
to pull her through.
Marissa,
>> hey, grab her.
>> Stop it.
>> We're getting there.
The door shut.
Oh my god. We gave her every opport
every every chance. She just won't fit
in that one.
>> Nice and easy. Nice and easy.