Officers are called to the gas station after a lady refuses to leave. And what starts out simple soon unwinds into something else entirely. >> Hello. >> Hey, how are you? >> Good. How are you? >> I'm good. >> What are you up to? >> What are you up to? >> Uh-huh. >> Let me get me a little coffee. What are you up to? >> A little bit of coffee. >> Mhm. >> Oh, nothing. Just working. >> Yeah. >> How long you been here at the store? >> Well, can I ask why you ask? I >> Well, the store's asking for you to get going. >> I think I just told them I was moving on and they asked if I could come in and get some hot water and make some coffee and they said yes. >> Well, right now the store's asking for you to be trespassed, so >> Oh, now I'm going to be trespassed. >> Yes, ma'am. So, can I see your driver's license? >> Am I being entertained? >> Are you being entertained? Nope, you're free to go, but you need you're not allowed back here. >> I understand. Then I Why do I need to show ID? >> You don't. >> Okay. >> Well, this is so I can fill out the trespass, but if you don't want to provide your ID, that's fine. You're more you're well within your rights not to be that, but you need to vacate the premises right now. >> Well, I'm getting stuff for the garbage right here. >> Okay. Anything else? >> No, ma'am. Have a good night. Drive careful. >> You too. I'm going to be on that damn [ __ ] new show or some [ __ ] >> What, the cops? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I look I seen the truth. >> my keys, sir. >> Well, >> And sir, didn't I ask you if I could come in and >> That's irrelevant. I've already told you you need to vacate the premises now. >> I was speaking to him. I am, sir. >> Well, I'm interrupting you. All right? >> I >> I'm trying to be lenient with you. >> Lenient with me? >> Yeah, because right now you're disobeying a lawful order and I really don't want to take you to jail, but I will. Uh not right now. The season's over. Um but I think when they get ready to do season 3, uh they'll be coming back. >> I'll be watching it. I fall asleep. >> Do you want to know? >> asleep watching that [ __ ] every week. >> I think about just coming to do the ride-alongs with y'all. I want to so bad. >> Awesome, man. >> I just don't have time in the day to do >> You and me both. This is day 20 straight. 20 days straight, 12 hours of sleep. >> I need to open my hatch because I believe my keys back there. >> Go ahead. >> What made you want to leave SWAT? >> Do you want to know? >> You were in SWAT, right? >> Yeah. >> What made you want to leave? >> I haven't. >> You haven't? >> No, we have a part-time team. So, uh we're we're not really busy enough to do it full-time, but uh we had a search warrant earlier tonight, so. >> [clears throat] >> Ma'am, are you looking for your keys or you just going through your trunk? >> I'm looking for my keys. >> Well, let's find them. Let's find them. >> Yes, this is my vehicle. I came here. I have my keys. With all due respect, I mean I was advised. I was advised I could go in. >> Well, >> hot water. >> Well, that's changed. >> Well, I understand it's changed, but it is a fact. I'm stating a fact. >> And I'm stating a fact, too. My fact supersedes your fact. >> Sure they do. >> It does. Where's the last place you remember having them? >> What is this that sir? >> Okay. Ma'am, you got about another minute to find your keys or and then you need to get walking. >> I know my rights, sir. >> Good. Can I see your ID? Please get out of here, ma'am. So, is she given her one more time to look for her keys? Um If she keeps giving the runaround, not finding her keys, uh I'm going to tell her to get walking. She's already basically just said, "I know my rights." Meaning she's not going to do it. And at that point, uh she'll go to jail. And then, uh the vehicle itself being on Yellow Cab property, you want to call a tow truck. >> So, attempting to locate them, officer? >> Well, you got about another 30 seconds to locate them and then you need to get walking. >> Ma'am, I know my rights, sir. I know my rights. >> Yep. Well, your rights tell you you're about to go to jail in about 31 seconds, okay? Okay. >> You're going to put me in jail? >> I am. For trespass after warning. I've already told you you're trespassing, you need to vacate the premises. >> I know my rights. >> And now you're refusing to do so. >> Here on post at 2:30 this time. >> Uh for now. >> I have the right to remain silent. >> Yep, you do. >> Yep, and I have the right >> Personal $1 copy after 14 at 20:32 to be at first 20 minutes. >> Uh no, no, you're good. Ma'am, step out of the car. Vacate the premises now. >> Excuse me. >> Step out of the car. Vacate the premises now. Step out of the car. >> I'm locating my key. >> Step out of the car. >> I know my rights. I don't have to vacate. >> Without my property. All right, start walking. >> I'm not leaving my property. >> Lock the car up and start walking. >> I I have the right to my property. >> Yeah, you can take that with you, but you can walk. >> is my property. This is my property. >> You're under arrest. Stop. Stop. Resisting. Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. Ma'am. Drop the bags. What? You have a gun? Are you kidding me? DROP THE [ __ ] DROP THE BAG NOW. STOP RESISTING. MA'AM, roll over. Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. 12-64, SIGNAL 61 TO ME 35. WELL, you made that a lot harder than it had to be. Stand up. Stand up. Got any other guns on you? >> Here at 1264. >> Mhm. 77110 fighting over a gun. We're secure. >> Here 26. 1986. >> I got an ambulance coming for your head. >> Officer, officer. >> Ma'am. >> There may be a piece of glass in there. I'm not sure. >> Okay. >> Just let you know. >> I appreciate that. >> I don't want this in my head while I mean there's air in it. I think there's air in there. >> All I'm mainly concerned with is if you have another gun on you right now. >> I'll give it up. I don't want to have to do this again. >> And that's fine. You're you're >> I don't have any other guns on me. >> Okay. Are you okay? I got an ambulance coming for you. Let's walk this way. Will you Will you all please watch that gun? Actually, you know what? Let's do this. Have a seat right here on this curb. Sit down. Make sure you don't fall. Got a 9 mm handgun, but 22 caliber pistol magazine in your pocket. Stand up. Walk this way. Right there. Lean all the way over. All right, come back. >> You have your ID? >> Sit down right there. 1164 10-5 signal zero. It's going to be a Walter PPS light rescue. No, she's conscious and alert. I don't know. Got a big old cut on her head, I guess, from the asphalt. Huh? >> I'm grabbing it. >> It was in her purse. She was just [ __ ] being a jerk. You know what your charge was? Well, it would have been nothing had you just listened and left. It would have been nothing. But instead, now you got a whole slew of charges. All over nothing. You don't think I got a family I want to go home to? And you want to sit here and give me a hard time while you got a [ __ ] gun on you? Done with this. You think you would have been the first person I shot? >> Who was that, bro? >> Her. Being a >> All right, jump in. >> All right, now. >> Let me just see where you live. You want our assistance? >> Hey, they're they're they're ambulance, they're medical. They're not us, okay? They're here for you because I knocked your head on the asphalt, okay? They're here to make sure you're alive. I got to take you to the hospital one way or the other. So All right, perfect. Sorry about that, fellas. >> All right. >> Get her loaded. >> And she your car? >> Yeah, take her to the hospital first. >> All right. >> Stand up. Come on. Turn around. >> I know my rights. I don't have to leave my property. >> Stop resisting. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop doing that. All right, you want to straighten up and cool out in that way. All right, you got gloves? Get gloves. >> arrest? >> Yep, you are under arrest. Yeah, yeah, are you under arrest? All I want to do is get me some coffee. All right. Uh All right, hop in. Hey, if she starts kicking, let me know. >> When you get to the hospital, make sure you get some good pictures of her head, please. >> All right. Step out. >> As a result, the 59-year-old woman was given two charges: armed trespass on property and resisting an officer without violence. Now, if you're wondering if she received any jail time or any probation or if she was convicted on either or both of the two charges, instead of being a guilty or not guilty verdict, she underwent Florida pre-trial intervention or PTI, which is an agreement on a diversion program. And if she successfully completes it, the state generally dismisses the criminal charges instead of prosecuting them. Now, the length of this pre-trial intervention supervision is for 36 months, where she must obey all laws, either maintain employment, seek employment, or attend school full-time, not possess any firearm, and the PTI officer may visit the defendant's home, visit work, inspect school attendance, or ask questions during supervision. She also has to complete 50 hours of community service, and lastly, she cannot use any drugs or alcohol. And if successful, this supervision may be terminated after 18 months. And once again, if she successfully completes this, the state will dismiss the charges, and [snorts] there will be no criminal prosecution on these offenses. And if you're wondering what happens if she violates the PTI, well, the PTI agreement becomes void, the state may resume prosecution, and the defendant can then be convicted and sentenced on the original charges of armed trespass and resisting officer without violence. Let me know your honest thoughts down below on this case. Stay safe out there, and I'll see you in the next video. >> It's okay, and I know my rights. >> You have a gun? Are you kidding me? DROP THE [ __ ] >> OH. >> DROP THE BAG NOW. >> THERE IT IS. >> OW. RESISTING. >> OW. >> MA'AM, roll over. Put your hands behind your back. >> OW. OW.