Let me know. Let me tell you. >> Let me explain to you what we're doing. >> Put the [ __ ] in my hair. What the [ __ ] wrong with you? >> Sit down, >> [ __ ] I don't need you. >> Sit down. >> Said sit down. >> On July 18th, 2022, officers were dispatched following a burglary alarm at a residence. Upon arrival, they noticed a silver car pulling out of the driveway of the same residence. When officers signaled the female driver to stop, she initially ignored their commands, but eventually came to a halt, leading to an encounter that quickly took an unexpected turn. >> Hey, stop the [ __ ] car. Stop. >> What? What? >> You stay here. >> No. >> What are you doing here? >> Why does it matter? >> Turn the car off. Turn the car off now. >> Turn the car off now. Turn the car off. Why it's not? >> Turn the car off now. >> Hey, [ __ ] Watch what you doing cuz I'll punch you on your [ __ ] Don't ever forget that I [ __ ] Give me a second. Let me go cuz [ __ ] Let me let me let me explain to you what we're doing. >> Put your [ __ ] hands on me and I am responding. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> I'm responding to an alarm call. >> Put your [ __ ] hand. I did turn up on you. >> Nobody's under arrest. But chill up. Turn around, ma'am. Turn around. You're not under You're not under arrest. >> You came in this [ __ ] hostile. Don't you ever put your hands on me. I spit on you. >> You're not under arrest. >> The [ __ ] Get the pull in my hair. What the [ __ ] wrong with you? >> Chill, bro. Chill, bro. Stop. Babe, stop. >> 40 cents. Step it up. >> Get down now. >> Get down now. Turn around >> and put your hands behind your back. Get down. >> I don't care. >> Get down. >> What the [ __ ] Get down. >> Move in the car. Move it. >> Stop pushing the ground, [ __ ] Stop resisting. >> Move. >> Okay, babe. Just chill. Put your hands behind your back. I can't [ __ ] breathe. Move. >> Turn. Put your hands behind your back. >> You [ __ ] crack and move. >> Look, babe. Just chill, bro. >> Oh my. This [ __ ] better be lucky cuz I took off your [ __ ] on my mama. If you [ __ ] t me, >> bro. >> If you don't stop, >> don't >> put your other hand behind your back. >> Stop this table. I can do it myself. >> The [ __ ] How you just come over, bro? You trying to sh roll the [ __ ] over. >> Hey, just calm down, bro. Cuz you come on, bro. >> I am trying not to hurt you. >> Shut the [ __ ] up, >> bro. Come on. She good. She >> turn around. >> Sit down, >> [ __ ] >> Sit down. I said sit down. >> Sit down. >> I am. Get out my face. >> Do not [ __ ] talk to me. >> What do you need her for? What are you [ __ ] with her for now? >> What's wrong with it now, bro? >> The [ __ ] You're just twisting. >> Hey, come on. Chill, bubble, right? >> Stand up. >> The [ __ ] >> Bubble. >> Fix my wrist in this cup. Fix my [ __ ] wrist. >> You're going to wait. >> I'm mad. You [ __ ] up. >> This didn't have to be like that. >> Stop touching me. It did cuz you was aggressive for no reason. >> You [ __ ] [ __ ] And you know you wrong. And I take your whole job. >> What the [ __ ] >> What are you doing? >> Stop touching me, [ __ ] >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop touching me. My wrist hurt. I'm going to pull away. >> What the [ __ ] Why you doing too much, bro? >> Kick your [ __ ] ass. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. You got me, [ __ ] Uhuh. >> Don't talk to me, bro. >> This whole car, mama. >> Move. Don't Don't, bro. She can talk to me. You can't say [ __ ] to me. >> Check her. >> You can't say [ __ ] to me. Finish my [ __ ] go. >> I will if you would just relax for a second. Okay. >> From the moment the officer stopped her, calm turned to calamity faster than a tire blowout. Though told she wasn't under arrest, just detained, she went full WWE. Threats, insults, and flailing limbs everywhere. Voices rose, orders clashed, and chaos took the spotlight as our reluctant diver rolled on the ground like a fish dodging the cuffs. >> Fix my cuff. >> Turn around and I'll >> Okay, I will. So, just turn around and relax for a second. >> No. What the [ __ ] are you doing, [ __ ] I got to do your job. Stop pressing on me cuz I'm not resisting. >> My wrist already [ __ ] hurt. No, you're not. >> It'll take two people. >> That's not my >> relax for a second. Okay. >> Yep. >> Oh my god. I swear, bro. >> Let me fix my wrist, bro. Cuz that [ __ ] hurt. >> Okay. >> And your officer is going to lose his [ __ ] job. >> Okay. >> Oh, is that okay? >> What the [ __ ] >> [ __ ] Bro, don't push me. Don't push me cuz I knocked your ass out. Don't push me, [ __ ] Is it your left or your right? >> Stop. >> Okay. Stop. >> Oh my god. I swear to God. [Music] >> Just chill out. Be quiet. Be quiet. Don't say nothing else. Chill out. >> All right. All right. All right. >> My mama. My wrist still [ __ ] hurt. >> Which wrist? I keep asking about >> is it left or right? >> Okay. Just put her in. I'm care. Open my door. >> The [ __ ] that you don't care. My wrist hurt. >> Put her in my car now. Don't push me cuz I can't get in my >> Okay, then get in. >> My wrist hurt though. My wrist hurt. >> This wrist is hurting. >> Calm down. We'll help you out. Okay, >> don't push me, girl. I'm not going to tell you too many more times. Can you tell her to get away? I will listen to But she cannot be in my face. Neither one of them. Get out of my face. >> The [ __ ] wrong with you? Fix my wrist. >> Okay, give me a couple minutes. >> The [ __ ] wrong my soul? >> I swear to God. >> All right, hold on. Ma'am, get away from my car now. >> I told you guys to get back in your house. Okay, you don't need to go up against my car. We're not doing that. Okay, >> we're we're not we're not doing that. >> Hiding in my yard. >> Okay. But you weren't You were just face first to get up against my car. >> I need to know who she is. >> You don't need You don't know. You don't >> You know what? We own the house. >> Oh, really? Okay. >> Yeah. >> So then why were you guys not answering the phone when the alarm company was calling you? No one is there alarm. >> Okay. Well, there is an alarm going on right now. >> No, we we rent that house. >> Ma'am, who lives here? >> My tenant is here, but I think my tenant, you need to let me know what's going on. >> I don't know what's going on. >> Who lives here? >> Come out here and talk to us in front of the car. >> Okay. You stay here. Does she live here? >> She lives here. >> Okay. With who? >> I stay with my mom. >> Okay. >> But my mom's on vac. Is she on vacation? Cuz I wanted to And where is your sister? She's in the house. She's sleep. >> Who are the two kids that just went in there? >> I was in the house. >> Okay. The reason we're here is cuz there's an alarm. >> What happened? I don't know what's going on. >> There's an alarm call. >> Okay. So, we show up for the alarm. This car is leaving. I try to stop him. She doesn't want to stop, which turns into all of this. >> Her act flipped to I'm the victim. She screamed about her wrists, cursed everyone nearby, and tried to kick her way back to freedom. Meanwhile, the real mystery, the alarm that started it all, sat unsolved. Around them, owners and tenants watched the drama like it was pay-per-view, blissfully unaware of what had even triggered the call. >> So, is the alarm in your name? What's >> Oh, no, no, no. >> Okay. >> Here. Watch out. Watch out. >> Okay. No police officer should talk to her >> here. If you want to talk to you can, but try to get her to calm down, please. >> Okay, >> bro. Get the [ __ ] away from the car. Get away from the car. [ __ ] Stop the [ __ ] out of you, >> [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] No. None of that. And the next time you go on my phone, don't you ever put my [ __ ] phone. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Pull my [ __ ] window. I don't care. >> [ __ ] get away from the car. >> Okay, then rope the window. I'm not going to sit here and talk. >> Come on, bro. Come on. >> No. My whole wig is off. >> He pulled my wig off. >> Whatever. >> This is the truth. >> Yeah, I know. I'm just saying. >> This is the truth. >> What happened? Were you in the car the whole time? >> Yes. >> Okay. What happened? >> I was here the whole time. So, we in here. We see police officer p drop. I mean, walking through whatever he trying to do. She's pulling out. You know what I'm saying? She trying to get out. He's in the car. Damn near already in the car. Mind you, he damn near in the car talking about, "Oh, oh, well, you need to stop. You need to stop. You need to stop." She talking about, "Why do I need to stop? I don't stay here. I don't got nothing to do with this. Why do I need to stop? He reached his hand in, turned off the car, pulled her out of the car, talking about she getting aggressive. All she did was nudge her body, but he slammed on her [ __ ] face right over here in between. Why you think these trash cans off? >> Okay, if he was aggressive to keep the whole B, I'm not going to lie. >> Okay. Why was she trying to leave though when he came up and talked to >> leaving in general? Okay. >> He was going to be gone in general. He came and just tried to stop her in the middle. >> But he didn't say just stop. Did he say tell her to stop and she kept driving back? >> No, bro. She was already pulling out, >> but he came up to the door and said stop. >> He came up in front of the car talking about stop with his hand down damn near in the car already. >> But he never said stop before. He just reached his hand in the car. >> Hand in the car. Damn near time. >> So when we watch these, that's what it's going to say. >> Yeah. Watch them. Do what you got to do >> cuz they're live all the time. So I just want to make sure the story >> going on, man. But I just know he was the invested in the situation. >> Okay. Well, even if even if there was a miscommunication, this was an alarm. >> If he comes up and talks to the car, just be like, "Hey, I don't live here. Wrong address or whatever." just talk to him. There's no point where it escalated to the point where he has to turn off the car. >> It should have never gotten to that point. I understand that. But when we go to alarm calls and we come up to the alarm call and there's an active alarm in the in the house and there's a car leaving. Hey, just stop so we can talk to you. That's it. That's all we're trying to do. >> Is the baby hers or is the baby yours? >> Is the brothers? Okay. Have we made sure that he's he or she? I don't know if it's a boy or a girl. He's okay. Okay. He's not hurt or anything. Okay. >> You want me to um >> Can you run the arrow, please? >> Okay. And you said the little one who who whose is he? Is is it her brothers or her sisters? >> Her brothers. >> Is she supposed to be the one watching him and taking care of him right now? >> Okay. Um, >> the guy jumped in like her personal defense attorney, painting her as the misunderstood queen of innocence and the officer as the big bad villain. But the officer wasn't having it, snapping reality right back into focus. Meanwhile, our leading lady's background shrieks gave the scene its chaotic soundtrack. The real heartbreak, though, was the poor child caught in the middle of it all. >> What's your baby's name? >> How old is he, too? >> Little Five. He can't be no father diapers, baby. He at least two or one. >> Yeah, he's >> He's a little one. He's a little one. No. Five. >> Five. >> Okay. >> Were you in the car? >> You are. >> I think you're in You're in the passenger seat, right? >> Did we get your ID yet? >> I don't have ID right now. >> Is this her? Is this her car? >> The the driver. >> Okay. >> Hey, miss. Listen. Listen, I know I know you don't want to talk to anybody. I got it. That's fine. All right. Listen. I >> don't want you to talk to me. >> All right. I just need to tell you something because I don't want you to tell you something. Let me tell you something. The conversation is dead. That [ __ ] Bro, let me tell you something. The conversation was done for everybody. Don't look at me. Everybody in this [ __ ] the conversation was dead when I pulled out that yard and he tried to stop my [ __ ] car and I he asked me if I live there and I said no. And he pulled me out my car and the [ __ ] looks stupid cuz it's a push to start, dummy. >> Okay. >> And no, you can't search it. That's not what I'm asking. He can't search the car because the [ __ ] pulled my [ __ ] wig off >> and he snatched me out my car for nothing. And yes, I'm in this [ __ ] spitting cuz this stupid hole, >> man. Bro, >> I don't want to, bro. Don't call me by my name. You don't know. >> What would you prefer me? >> Know me nothing. Nothing. Cuz he treated me like nothing. So my name is nothing. >> I'm not going to treat you like nothing. >> No, I don't care. You don't understand that. Do you? Let me tell you something. This is my graduation day. This [ __ ] just pulled off my [ __ ] wig that I paid for, snatched me out of a car for no reason. Didn't say why he wanted me to stop. Just asked me if I live there. When I said no, the [ __ ] snatched me out my car. Get your No. Matter of fact, your sergeant racist as [ __ ] So all I want all I want you to do for me is when you take me out these tight ass cuffs that this dumb [ __ ] put me in. I want a [ __ ] report cuz I'm writing everything. >> The [ __ ] What was the reason for him pulling me out my car that I wasn't here? Let me know that. >> Miss, I wasn't here. >> Exactly. And then this stupid [ __ ] pull up without trying to find out what's going on and be all aggressive and [ __ ] like I'm going to get out these cuffs and beat the [ __ ] out of you. >> Okay, >> [ __ ] >> You think cuz you got a bad give a [ __ ] No, I will knock you in your mouth with them [ __ ] braces on. Stop playing with me. >> Okay, listen. I will un loosen that cuff if you just stop spitting. Okay, because if you keep spitting, we're going to have to put a spit mask on you and I don't want >> spit mask. I don't I'm gladly spitting in here cuz this stupid white [ __ ] going to have to pick it up when I get out of this [ __ ] That's why I'm spitting. >> You a [ __ ] janitor. Let me tell y'all something. I can't stand a [ __ ] that don't respect the car people that [ __ ] pay them. [ __ ] I'll pay your tax dollars. Stop [ __ ] playing with me. Stay inside the car. >> I don't want to be in here. It's [ __ ] got me in a hot ass. >> I'll turn on the AC. I'll turn on the AC. But you got to get back inside, too. I will go back inside. Go back inside first. I'm >> Go back inside first. I can't be comfortable. I got you. Go back inside first. >> Wait, don't talk to her. Just don't talk to her. You can stay right where the [ __ ] you at. Just hold on. Right. >> You got a deal, but go back inside first and I will tell you when I sit down, it's tight. So, I'm going to ask you right now. I will sit down. >> Listen. Go back inside. Put your legs up there. Back towards me. You're going to get them loosened up. >> Okay. >> Stupid white [ __ ] seem to [ __ ] understand. My cuff's too [ __ ] tight. I can't tell. It It's tightening my wrist. It's tightening. >> Inside the cruiser, the meltdown hit its peak. Between screaming about her cuffs and declaring it was her graduation day. Irony wrote itself. She just graduated into a master class on self-sabotage. Through it all, the officers stood firm, navigating the storm with the patience of saints who'd clearly seen chaos take human form before. >> All right, it's pretty tight. >> You seem to be the only one to [ __ ] understand that this white [ __ ] with the black ass glass tattoos can't [ __ ] understand. >> All right, but listen, but I need you to put your feet up. >> [ __ ] trying to move. I told you I'm the only You're the only person I'm going to respect. This [ __ ] can't be in my presence. Bye. Do what the [ __ ] you told me. >> Get your feet up there. >> Get your feet up there. >> No, that [ __ ] pulled my [ __ ] wig off me. Babe, come on. >> And that's why when I get out these cuffs, [ __ ] Oh my, bro. Ow. Ow. >> I know. I know. I got to move him. >> Hold. Going to walk up on me like you crazy, [ __ ] You see how tall I am compared to y'all? I knock your [ __ ] ass down. >> All right, that's looser. >> Think I give a [ __ ] about a badge, [ __ ] I I give a [ __ ] about respect, stupid fat nose ass. Get the [ __ ] away from the car. Y spit this. >> She's getting a spit master. She's going to keep sitting my car. All right. >> I'm not going to keep having to deal with Hey, just do us a favor. Don't step up to the window again. All right. Seriously. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I'm not going to shoot you. >> What? Okay. >> You going have to shoot me before I listen to your [ __ ] >> That's a big change of attitude, >> [ __ ] [ __ ] you. >> Why you walking away then? >> [ __ ] you. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. I don't got to walk away with [ __ ] [ __ ] you. [ __ ] all y'all. >> Stay right there. >> [ __ ] you. I'm not >> [ __ ] with you. [ __ ] you. >> You step towards me again. See what happens. >> You going to shoot me? >> I ain't going to shoot you. I don't want to mess you up though. Put that stuff away. >> You going to shoot me? Shoot me. >> Was that her phone or your phone that you're talking to? Listen, listen, listen. >> Let me explain to you why. >> I want to talk to her dad. >> No, exactly. >> Huh? >> For what? Y'all taking her to jail, right? Just hurry up so we can b her out, bro. >> To come get Listen to come get the baby or make sure that he's okay. >> Bro, he's straight. Y'all can go. Y'all didn't give a [ __ ] about the baby when you out the car. Bro, >> you mind calling them? >> I don't got their number. >> Okay. Well, then that's an issue. >> Okay. If you don't have their number, I can't leave the baby with you. Okay, >> that's the law. >> Y I don't have the number. >> We can make it easy. All we got to do is call him. >> You want to call? >> Where is the baby? >> I put him in the house to watch TV. You want me to go get him? No, bro. They not getting the baby and I take a [ __ ] >> I just know that her [ __ ] gets >> beat. >> No, they didn't want to okay with you for me to keep the baby. >> Your daughter's being arrested. Okay. Your daughter's your daughter's being arrested. >> We know that's that's your baby that's in the car. We just want to make sure whether you want to come >> and get the baby or how old are you? >> I'm 18. >> Okay. Or is it okay to leave the the baby with her? >> Yes, that's fine. And I'm I'm headed that way, but I'm at least 45 minutes away from that. So, >> okay. This deputy's going to get your information and write it down, >> and then he's going to get her information just so we can document that it was all right to leave the baby with you. Okay. With her. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm put you on the phone with this deputy. >> Can you hold this for me if you don't mind? >> Sir, can I just get your first name, please? >> We're not We're not gone quite yet. >> Hang out. >> For her, the snatching of her wig equaled a personal war crime. While officers dealt with the baby's custody and tried decoding how a routine alarm spiraled into chaos, the mystery of the alarm itself remained as unsolvable as her logic. In the end, everyone walked away except her. Chauffeurred to county jail. The final lesson in self-inflicted downfall. The female was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting an officer with violence. If you enjoyed watching this video, make sure to like it and comment your thoughts below. Also, don't forget to subscribe to Kings of Raw body cam.