[laughter] >> On July 14th, 2025, police respond to a call of a young woman, Gabriella, 19 years old in a residential community. Officers arrive to find a young woman causing a scene. She becomes extremely entitled and argumentative. Good, how are you? What's going on? I don't know. I'm I'm sleeping. I I have a baby in the house and I hear it knocking on the door, knocking on the door, knocking on the door. I guess the girl wants to get in touch with my friend who's sleeping. Um driving around here like a maniac. She almost ran over my foot something. I asked her if she wanted water to calm down. She's banging on the doors. Everybody's coming out to see what's going on. She's not allowed on the property. The homeowner is actually leaving work right now to come here to deal with this. She's sleeping. I guess they hung out last night. She got drunk. She had nowhere to go. She ended up sleeping there. Is that her right there? >> Yes. She was supposed to leave, but she's back there. I I don't know, but I was sleeping. I just had surgery. I'm not even supposed to be out here. But she's being very disruptive. Um and like zooming off, going around the corner, almost hitting a car. She still hasn't left. Um she's mad at her because she got she left her there sleeping and she was drunk and she woke up and didn't know where she was because she couldn't drive home. So that's kind of what's going on. >> How old is she? 19. 19? Okay. And do you know this female? >> They used to They used to date and she just showed up while she was sleeping and told her you can't be here. She wouldn't listen. She kept banging on the door, banging on the door, banging on the door. I said I have a baby sleeping in here. I told her that too. I was like listening like you know What's her name? Gabby. Gabby, Gabriella? Yeah. 26. Good morning. Gabriella, is that correct? What's going on this morning? So stop right there. You need to stop right there. Oh, sorry. Um they don't know I look harmless, but um this is the second time you made me come over here just to Can you not record me? I'm not recording you at all. >> Okay, can you stop pointing the phone at me because if you were in a position like this, I wouldn't do it to you. Okay. Okay, Gabriella, what's going on this morning? This is the second time you told me to drive away and you bro >> [laughter] >> I live in Miami. I drive here. Uh-huh. I woke up here in my car. You know what happened. Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath so I can understand what you're saying. Okay, slow down. Take a deep breath. In my car I my phone I was sleeping in the neighborhood. Like you don't do that [ __ ] to people. She lives with me. I would have never I never Okay, take a deep breath. I never left you on the street like that. Now she's talking [ __ ] I don't understand. BRO, I DON'T UNDERSTAND what I did to you. Gabriella, how did we get here this morning? I was with her. When? [laughter] Take a deep breath. Relax. No, I can't relax. I don't do I need you to take a deep breath so I can understand what you're saying. How did you end up here? Did she drive you here? Okay. She drove me here. No, she called in the cops on me. Okay. [snorts] When did you get here? I don't know. Do you know? You woke up and you like drove me here after you got drunk and you were laying over in the car and I parked the car and I said, "Gabby, lock the door. I have to go to sleep." I went inside. I couldn't even drink You went inside. I got in trouble for how late I got here. I never told you you could come and spend the night. So the two of you went out together last night? Okay. So after you went out last night, what happened? I wake up and I'm like, "Mom, what's Okay. Were you guys drinking? Officers attempt to speak with her and gather information about what started the incident. You can hear the frustration in her voice and see how quickly her attitude turns the situation from a minor call into felony charges. It's a clear example of how one person's refusal to cooperate can change everything. Were you using drugs? Gabby. >> good, bro? Gabby, I'm speaking to you. >> all like Gabby. brand new Gabby. Gabby, I don't think you are are able to drive. So if you get behind the wheel of your car, you're going to have a problem. What was that? I'm sorry. I don't I don't see anything. on the on the cameras Gabby, stop. Attention, she's allowed to record. Okay. Gabby, you need to pull over, please. There's There's going to advise that you crashed into the mailboxes. I didn't crash into the Okay. Well, we're going to review the video. So and I don't think that you're in any condition to be driving. So I want you to pull over and get out of the car, please. Watch yourself. Watch yourself. Okay. Gabby, step out. I'm not going to step out of the car. No. Gabby. Okay, you got a window punch? No. Gabby. Hey, if you don't If you don't roll this window down, we're going to bust your window. Gabby. We are We are going to We are going to break your window. We are going to break your window. Is the car in park? No. Okay. Is the car in park? What are you doing? I'M NOT GOING TO STEP OUT OF THE WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU DUMBASS PEOPLE, BRO? Y'ALL KNOW I'M NOT STEPPING OUT OF THE CAR. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? YOU'RE NOT GETTING ME OUT OF THE CAR. WHAT THE [ __ ] IS WRONG WITH YOU? I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. I'M NOT GETTING OUT OF THE VEHICLE. YOU'RE SO UGLY. WHAT THE Y'ALL FOUR OF y'all can't GET ME OUT. Y'ALL POLICE SUCK AT THIS. Y'ALL DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. I GOT IT. I got it. I got it. I didn't even do anything, bro. Hey. Stay out of the vehicle. Stay out of the vehicle. No. What are you going to >> phone? Yep. You guys like this. You got a power trip cuz nobody else in your life makes you feel special. Sorry you feel that way. It got you over here. >> Nah, I know karma's going to get you guys. Don't worry. Sorry. Don't worry. I'm not worried. I hope it happens to your daughter. I hope it happens. Well, luckily for me. Oh, don't you worry. It'll happen to your mother then. Continues to argue and becomes increasingly defiant. Officers warn her multiple times that her behavior could lead to arrest. She ignores the warnings and keeps escalating verbally. Officers use necessary force to overcome her resistance and place her in handcuffs. this Sure do. Yeah. Yeah. I wasn't here. 6:30 in the morning. >> anything on you? You're just going to stick me? Can you start sitting back? >> Do you have anything on you? I said no dumbass. No dumbass. Are you not here? What are you going to do today? >> my statement. All right, take me to jail then. Okay. Whose car is this? Hers. Oh, we got her on it. Grab her legs, please. lady Oh, what? What? What happens to your daughter? All right, 6:30 in the morning. Really? What did you just say? He's a teenager. Yes. I didn't even do anything, bro. I didn't even do anything. She punched her in the mouth. No dumbass. No one told you to say anything. Get her off. Hey, I'm I'm telling you to stop I'm going to get hit. You relax. Get her off OF ME. DO SOMETHING. ME. Do something else. She punched the back of Leo. All right. Now you're going to sit up. Bring your knees to your chest and sit up. On the count of three, you're going to stand up. 1 2 3, stand up. >> my phone, bro. All right. I need my phone. Yes, I need my phone. >> have your phone for you, but you need to go. What are you doing? Gabby, calm down. What are you She's placed under arrest for battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest. Officers secure her and prepare for transport. Why it happened? The 19-year-old was highly entitled and refused to comply with lawful commands from the start. What began as a neighborhood disturbance escalated because she chose to argue instead of de-escalating. Her physical resistance and contact with the officer turned a potential misdemeanor into felony level charges. Officers remain professional and gave her multiple opportunities to calm down before taking her into custody.