A police officer notices a woman he knows to have an active warrant, but he'll soon realize that finding her was the easy part while arresting her will be a completely different challenge. >> Hey Christina, get over here. Get over. >> Why? What's the warrant? >> Get over here. You have a warrant. Get over here. Okay. Nope, you stay right there, bro. You good. Do not make me run after you. >> Please, I don't have no warrant. You don't have no reason to arrest >> Okay. What are you doing? What are you doing? >> a warrant. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I don't have a warrant. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I don't have a warrant. >> Okay, put your hands behind your back. >> have a warrant. Sir, please, I don't have a warrant. Please. >> Bro, I'll call dispatch to give me your real quick. You got a warrant. Resist. >> I don't have a warrant. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Please. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I don't have a warrant. I don't have a warrant. >> Okay. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to get tased. Turn over. Turn over. Turn over. Turn over. >> Can you please run my name first? >> Turn over. >> No. >> Turn over. >> [crying] >> Turn over. >> [laughter] >> Please. >> Okay. Yep, you're about to get shot with a taser. >> I don't have a warrant, sir. >> Turn over. >> Can you please run my name first? >> Yep. She's resisting. I'm going to call for them, but just a second, be fine. >> Please, I don't have a warrant, sir. Can you please run my name first? >> Nope. Once you get >> I was just scared. >> TURN OVER. >> NO. >> TURN OVER. TURN OVER. TURN OVER. Turn over. Turn over now. Turn over. >> [laughter] >> I am not trying to manhandle you. Turn over. You kicked me. Please. I didn't. I didn't. I don't have a warrant. >> You're about to get tased in your dress. Turn over. >> Wait. What do you mean, sir? Please. >> Turn over. >> I don't have a warrant. >> Turn over. Turn over. Why don't you just stop? Stop. >> I don't have a warrant. [screaming] I don't have a warrant. Please. Please. Please. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Get her this way. >> Please. Please. Please. >> Hang on. >> Please. >> You look All right. >> Please. Hang on. I'm not pulling you. >> Don't pull. >> Help. >> Oh. Damn it. >> Please. >> 41 11 20. >> Please. No, please. I wasn't doing anything wrong. Help. Help. He's hurting me. Help. Help. Help. >> There you go. >> Help. >> What do we got right here? >> Help. >> Help with the right arm. We got her arm. We got her left arm. Help with the right. >> No. No. There you go. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. You know what, over? >> I don't want to quit resisting. >> You want to like go >> I promise I won't. >> You got a leg iron? >> You have a vagrant. >> You got any leg irons? Okay. >> I can't understand you. Can somebody else get on the radio? Please help me with the keys. Oh, my hand. You broke my fingers. Was there any injury in the deployment? >> That's what happens when you resist. >> I have a blood clot in my arm. >> Okay. That's your fault. >> [clears throat] >> This one How is it tight? Can you please loosen it? It's cutting off the circulation. >> I'm going to fix it. Scoot this way so I can fix your hands. Bring your Put your feet >> Up. My hand. Please say something. >> Put your feet up on the bench. >> I hurt my hand. I was there. I was scared. I don't know what I'm working with. Check it wisely. >> Huh? Um probably resisting without well, resisting with violence, possession of a crack pipe, which is 893.147. Um, and then I got to see what else I don't know what else she did, but we'll figure it out. >> Okay. >> How long? >> 14 years. Yes, sir. I did not. I did not. I did not. Was that today? Or that was the other No, I didn't I didn't see that. Mhm, that would be a problem. Mhm, how many drinks you don't have today, man? >> No, I'm 51. >> You know what that means? Do you know what 51 means? Is that a what But it's Yes, yes, you I hope you do. Mhm. >> Your heart, are you having chest pain? >> I'm in >> Turn around. Can you lean forward? Would you have clothes in you? Do you feel the metal part of it? He was just Okay. >> She's saying she wants to go to the hospital. >> What's her name? >> Christina. Do you have any other complaints? You said your chest hurts. >> Yeah, I'm I'm left side. >> 30 ft. You don't have nothing else on you, right? >> Oh, my >> Okay. >> Your head's hurting. Is that your main complaint right now is your headache? >> Right it it my heart and my and my heart and my arms hurt. >> Okay, because you're saying your heart's hurting, we're going to have to put a bunch of stickers on your chest. Okay? I'll be quick, okay? Just a couple stickers on you. She's going to take a look at your heart sure everything's checking out, okay? >> Um she also said she wants to talk to somebody. Do you want to send for confirmation on that warrant? >> I will. >> Okay. >> Okay, well, your heart is normal. Your heart is okay. You were cuffed. So, it's going to feel really weird. Uncomfortable. >> Thank you. >> All right. >> Uh yeah, actually right there. >> Do you know what this is for or what? What is it? >> All right. >> Can you sit down this way, please? >> We're going to go to the van, but first you got to get these on. >> Oh, to the um to the what thing? >> To the transport van. >> Um >> Can you get your foot up there? >> Okay. >> Good. I'm not going to let you fall backwards. I'm going to be behind you. Watch your head. Watch your head. All right, just sit right here, please. Sit right here at the edge. Can you scoot a little bit further towards me and then face the other way? I'm going to move your handcuffs to the front, all right? I did unfortunately tase her a couple times. It was ineffective, um but she's pretty strong. Took about three or four of us to finally get her into custody. And as we were getting her into custody, a crack pipe fell out of her jacket. She could have been on narcotics out here cuz like I said, she has some some pretty superhuman strength out here. So, she's going to uh go to jail for her warrant, which is uh trespassing on a structure, resisting, go figures, and a possession of paraphernalia. So, she's also going to get some additional charges for possession of paraphernalia, uh battery on a LEO, another resisting charge, and possibly a resisting with violence charge. So, hopefully she learns a lesson out here. Uh she probably won't be out here on the streets for a couple weeks at least. And I will be on to the next. >> During the arrest of the 38-year-old woman, she went on to resist and ultimately made contact with officers and was arrested on several charges, including battery on law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, possession of paraphernalia, and resisting without violence. In court, [music] prosecutors chose not to proceed on battery on law enforcement or resisting without violence charges. [music] And the 38-year-old woman would go on to enter no contest pleas to felony resisting an officer with violence and possession of drug paraphernalia. Furthermore, the court would formally adjudicate her guilty on both of those counts. As a result, the woman was sentenced to 150 days inside of county jail. She was also charged around $768 in court costs and legal fees and given roughly 1 year from her release date to pay the balance. As always, let me know your honest thoughts on this case down below in the comment section. Stay safe out there and I'll see you in the next video. >> What is my name first? >> Nope. Once you get >> just scared. THAT'S ALL. >> TURN OVER. >> NO. >> TURN OVER. TURN OVER. Turn over. You kicked me. >> I didn't. >> Where you want your shot? >> [music]