And so angrily walked out and pulled the fire alarm. >> Okay, so what happened when you came up here today? You said you came up here to >> Cancel a membership. >> Okay. >> Uh yes. They're giving me a hard time to cancel a membership. Um they said I had to pay $100 to cancel. They said I had to pay 3 months to cancel, $120. >> Mhm. >> And I told them that made no sense. Um I'm not going to use the gym. Um I'm not going to pay $100 to cancel. I just opened the membership. >> Got you. >> I guess so it's a little back and forth. >> Okay. >> And I don't I >> So what happened after that? >> Um I mean I was Um I was calling the first store they said the same thing. That was about it. >> What so what happened when you So what happened when you left? >> Notice how she's fixated on the perceived injustice of the gym policy. This emotional state often blinds individuals to the legal repercussions of their actions, making them think their anger justifies breaking the law. >> You was upset and you you just walked out the door? >> I was still I was on the phone with somebody else. I was I called a different location. >> Okay. >> And they said the same thing that I had to pay 3 months to cancel the $100. >> Okay. >> And I told them that I just joined and that's not fair to me cuz I just I paid them some money to sign up. >> Right. >> And then they just I was pretty upset about that. >> Okay. >> I'm just upset that they don't want to cancel. And I told them to take my card and my routing number off. They said they can't do that. They they can't take it off. And I told them that they can't steal money from me. You know what I mean? >> Okay, so So when you left out why did you pull the fire alarm? >> I I was on the phone right after after they pulled it. >> So address? >> Military enforcement. >> Okay, so It's a lot of houses over there in the military force area. it? How do I know it's your house? >> With the address? >> Listen, we're not going to keep playing >> I just >> 10-4. So, listen. Quit You're answering questions like I'm I'm asking a simple question. What's your address? You keep giving me roundabout areas. >> I don't usually give people my address. I don't want to >> Okay, am I people? I'm the police and you are under investigation right now. >> Okay. Um >> So, you live at ma'am, I already know. So, this conversation is over with. So, you won't you continue to keep playing these games. So, I am going to listen, I am going to issue a warrant out for your arrest. Goodbye. Goodbye, ma'am. You're good to go. No, listen, cuz that's one game I'm not going to continue to play. No, yes, you are. I'm Listen, I listen, I am not playing around. No, you're ruining your own life. Nobody told you to pull that fire alarm. You decided you wanted to do that. And then when I'm asking you questions, you're talking to me like I'm one of your boyfriends. Or some some some random some random guy on the street and you're telling me that you're not going to tell me Okay, ma'am. Okay, now. >> They didn't even cancel they >> Ma'am, you are free to go. >> I don't want to ruin my life because of >> You you you decided to do it. >> I'm not trying to ruin my life >> Okay. >> No, this is going to ruin my life. You're going to give me You're going to give me >> Yes. Yes, I am going to issue a warrant out for your arrest. So, it's up to >> The officer is clearly trying to give her a chance to cooperate and potentially avoid immediate arrest by explaining the consequences. Her refusal to accept the reality of the situation and continued argument is a common self-sabotaging behavior. >> The state attorney. No. No, that that should have sailed. >> What's going on? >> No, you know You know exactly what's going on. >> What's going on? >> Oh, okay. >> Um >> I made sure to warn her of her arrest because you pulled the fire alarm. >> Please, I want >> Yeah, no. It's That That That ship has sailed, okay? >> What's going on? Why >> Uh uh I already told you. >> Now, you're going to get in trouble. >> No, you're going to, not me. You made that decision to pull that the fire alarm, not me. Then you continue to lie about it. And then when I asked you what your address is, "Oh, well, I don't give my address to anybody." Do I look like anybody? >> I >> You are You are You are under an official investigation, a criminal investigation at that. Can I get a >> Listen, you are free to go. You don't have to talk to me at all. At all. But you're You're deciding I am? >> I'm not >> What did you say? Listen. Go ahead and get yourself a lawyer. You know, I'm just saying all right. >> I mean, did you see her pull it? Uh does that count? If anybody seen >> Did If anybody seen her pull the pull the fire alarm? >> You didn't see her? The two people that you talked to. >> Yeah, but she So, the the lady that that that you pointed out? >> Yeah. >> So, she said that it happened behind her? >> Yeah. >> She said as she was walking out, then she heard it, she turned around, and she seen the young lady walking. So, nobody actually seen her, that's all I'm saying. So. >> All right. >> No, don't worry. I'm just just making sure. Excuse me, can you see Can you check with the call taker and see if this this young lady is on the phone with our mom right now? >> 10-4, we're getting another call. It's like she just hung up the desk about 2 minutes ago. We don't want to be upset. And but I think the call taker may have discussed it with the deputy who heard the deputy in the background. >> Okay. 20-6, I have a one black suspect. Back up. Hey, hey, listen. Don't do that. >> What are you doing? You're not going to You're ruining my entire life. What are you doing? >> I'm going to start the video. >> What are you doing? You hurt >> I got this on. Just get together. I got this on. Get together. >> Why are you hurting me? Help. >> She said she can't walk. She said she can't stand up. >> Turn around. Oh my god. OH MY GOD. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> STOP MOVING. >> YOU'RE hurting me. You're hurting You're hurting me. Stop hurting me. Ow. Ow. What is going on? >> Relax. >> Stop. >> Does she need a car? Does she need EMS? >> Help. I'm hurting you. >> Stop. She needs a checkup. >> I can't breathe. She's drinking. >> Somebody put her in the car. Put her in the car. [laughter] >> What the >> Put her in the Have EMS check her out. >> Yeah. >> 69 434 world 97. Everyone's 10-4. >> Yeah, rescue called. >> 66 90 wild 5997 >> That bro, she's strong. >> 69 1190 5997 10-4 >> [screaming] >> You all right, man? I didn't see it. Yeah, she's beating your ass when I showed >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> At this point, the officers are trying to de-escalate the physical struggle while still securing her. Telling her to sit still isn't about being punitive. It's a safety measure to prevent further injury to herself and to effectively complete the arrest. >> Relax, ma'am, okay? >> If you keep moving, it's going to keep on hurting you. Sit still and let us get them on. >> So, this this bracelet doesn't come off? >> Once she's got her out, we're going to take photos. Front, side, 32 photos. >> What's going on? Can somebody explain something to me? >> We'll explain later. >> What's going on? >> Hey, you're being arrested. >> Why? >> Okay. >> Why am I being arrested? >> Activating the fire alarm and misuse of 911, okay? That's not up for debate. We're not going to argue with that. Okay? We will treat you like a lady >> I was going to ask but I didn't quite get there. >> That is not up for debate. That is not going to change. Okay? But, we will treat you like a lady if you act like a lady. >> I was just not a criminal. I'm not a criminal. I'm not. I was not. >> Okay, again, that's not up for debate. >> I'm not I'm not a criminal. >> We're taking your pictures now? >> Uh yeah. >> Well, I'll have to have somebody put her in my car. >> Where did you see me from? >> Right here. >> Oh. >> Okay, you can see me from >> Yeah, right right next to his car. >> Oh my god. >> Right here. >> Oh my god. Can I call my Can I call my family? I got to call somebody. >> Are these your glasses, ma'am? >> I'm sorry. >> Called 911 and she was like I was like he's about to ruin my life. So one of the common guys come out and say she's going to call 911. I was like right right now? She was like yeah. So I was like ma'am if you misuse 911 then it's not an emergency you go to jail. So I go back in there hey do you have any cameras? They're like no we're still waiting for our boss. Okay come back out. I was like hey is she still on the phone with common? Because I still see her talking down here on the phone. He was like yeah. So that's why I go over there and say hey you can give the call taker and see if she's going to call again. And she was like yeah she just ran into the bathroom about to ruin her life. Okay go over there and say ma'am you're detained. As soon as I grab her arm she tensed up like stopped resisting. >> Please help me lady. Hello. >> I can. >> Hello. >> How you doing? >> Can I speak to somebody please? >> Yeah you can speak to me. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Why am I being arrested? >> Misuse of 911 and pulling the fire alarm. Resisting arrest without violence. >> That's too many stuff. >> No it's not too many stuff. >> This detail about misusing 911 reveals a deeper pattern of disruptive behavior and a clear disregard for proper procedure. False calls to emergency services are a serious offense adding another layer of criminal intent to her already problematic actions.