The footage captures people behaving like lunatics. From screaming to attacking police officers, their actions are truly outrageous. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> Everything is exaggerated to the point that we can't help but be glued to the screen as these events unfold right before our eyes. >> You almost killed a couple of the human beings. Okay. So, are you going to sign it? >> No. You're not going to send anything. >> Okay. Today, we'll be looking at six instances of police confronting rich, entitled women. Prepare for a journey full of surprises. It begins with an explosive scene involving a young, wealthy, but incredibly rude woman. Sue the out of you guys. I pay you all. I donate. I did the Dun Woody donation and I believe in the officer. I'm a Republican. Godamn it. You take me out of this, I will find you in court. and I will destroy you. >> I know the law. >> Everything began when Dunwy police received a report of a domestic dispute taking place right outside of a local hotel. When the officers arrived, they did not find a trembling victim, but Angela in a beautiful white dress. >> You're what? >> I'm good. >> Did you call 911? >> No. >> Okay. Cuz someone called saying that you were getting beat up. >> Who? Who would do that? >> Um, >> were you with someone? >> I'm from New York. I don't get beat up. Hey, I I believe you. But were you just with someone? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Keep driving around. She's advising this isn't her. >> No. I was That's disgusting of me. >> What? >> What? >> Really? I'm just waiting for Uber to get home. >> Right. Well, when I'm told that someone was beating up a white female in a white dress and you don't have any shoes on. >> Do you do you really think I would put up with that? I don't know you, but I'm here to verify with you. >> E, no, no, no, no, no. >> Okay. Uh, no one's touched me. I appreciate. I support Denwee. I have a business over here. >> Angela's story quickly began to fall apart. Officers noted that Angela was so intoxicated that her speech was slurred and she had completely lost control of her behavior, even cursing at unrelated passers by. >> That's a never get touched from >> Okay, that's fine. Independent witness advising. >> No one touched me. >> Okay. What's going on out here tonight? >> No one touched me. >> I didn't ask that. I said, "What's going on tonight?" >> Nothing. >> Okay. So, why are we out here? here. And why do I got like multiple reports that you had a fight with someone out here? >> Seriously? >> Yeah. Seriously, >> there's no problem. >> Well, there is a problem. >> What is the problem that was called in? >> Because there's a disturbance between you and another male. >> Someone doesn't want to stay at the hotel. I've got to drive home. I'm sobering up. >> So, I'm standing here to sober up to go back home. Where's home at? >> Home is in Brook Haven. My daughter has a 17th. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. >> Oh [ __ ] >> That's what happens when we're intoxicated outside and then you're sitting here telling me >> I'm not I'm not >> You're telling me that. >> Well, there was a cause out here and that's the reason why I'm out here. >> No, there wasn't. >> I'm actually just trying to go home. >> I can do that, too. >> But what I'm saying is just about you got a bunch of >> I know you didn't do >> Oh my god. Okay. homeless. All right, go get a job. >> Really? >> You got nothing to do with calling this in with you. >> I support Dunwitty. I finance Dunwitty. I have a business in Dunwinny. >> I'm not going to do this. >> Based on them. >> I don't know who them is, but them did not. >> I make good decisions. I make good decisions to make better for myself. There's my ID. >> Jesus Christ. Seriously. >> 261 named Dworth. >> Look at my salon. I've got a business in this area. >> Last name is going to be spelled E A >> and the first name is Carol. C A R O L. >> Oh my god. >> 0128 1970. >> I'm not driving. I'm going to my hotel room. I'm not driving. >> Okay. Well, listen to me. >> You're intox. >> Yeah, I'm going >> one more. I'm going to go ahead and take you to jail. Do you understand me? It does not matter. You are out in the public area. You're intoxicated and you're one you're cussing at people walking down the road. That had nothing to do with you. You >> guys are ridiculous. >> Go ahead and lock her up for for me. Go ahead. You're under arrest right now. >> For what? >> For dislo arms before you catch another charge. >> Come on. Relax. >> I'm trying to wait for Uber. >> I don't care. Relax your arms. I'm waiting for Uber. >> Relax your arms. >> What are you doing, Angela? >> He didn't do nothing. I am. >> Who? I'm just waiting for Uber to go back to Brook Haven. My daughter just turned 17. I got a hotel room. Oh my god. What? What? Seriously guys, I donate to your done Woody >> department. I'm salon over at Parkplace with the lawns and >> Okay. >> Really? >> I donate to you >> big time. >> Yes. >> So, the thing is is that when you're cussing at people that walk by that have nothing to do with you, >> I'm not doing anything. >> You sat here cussing at this guy walking by you. It's got nothing to do with you. >> Who is he? >> The person you just cussed at. Oh. Oh, we can't talk anymore. >> We can't cuss to people. >> Come down to We can't talk to people. >> Put it in the truck. >> I'm not going to jail. I've done nothing wrong. You're under arrest. How about that? >> Under what? >> For disorderly under the influence. And if you keep pulling away from away one more time, you're getting >> trying to get a Uber home. >> If you pull away from one more time, >> I will have another charge on you. And yes, I'm dead serious. >> Why? I'm just trying to go home. Well, tonight you're going to jail, unfortunately. Have a seat in the car. >> There's no charges under anything. Get in the car. >> I'm not going to argue with you about it. Have a seat in the truck. >> Seriously, I company. I donate to Dun Woody. >> Get in the back of the Tahoe before you get another. >> Oh my god. >> Inside the truck. >> Seriously? >> Dead serious. I've done nothing. Okay. I just want to go home to court. >> When you get to court in August, you can explain it to the judge that you did. >> What are you talking about? >> Slide in the truck. You're going to have a court date in August. >> I want to know the charges right now. >> I'll tell you when you get in the truck. I already told you. >> Just under the influence and obstruction because you're fighting where you're pulling. >> I'm trying to go home. >> Get in the truck. >> You are under arrest. Get in the back of the truck. >> I'm trying to go home. in the back of the truck. >> Are you guys seriously? >> Absolutely. >> It is my daughter's I just came here to >> I saw it on the seat. >> Really? >> I don't know how many times more I've got to tell you. Yes. Really? >> Really? >> Yeah. >> I love your people in Dunwitty. >> Okay. I don't know what people you're talking about. >> What is your officer's name? What are who are you? >> I'm Sergeant Foreman. >> Foreman? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Move your foot. >> I donate tons of money to donate. >> So, are you trying to go and sit there and say that because money? >> But there is no reason for this. I'm standing there waiting for Uber to go home. >> Okay. >> To go home. >> You're intoxicated out in public and you're >> So what? >> Okay. Move your foot. Her boyfriend tried to turn the incident into a romantic movie by claiming this was just a normal argument between people in love. He even questioned the police about why it [music] took four male officers just to restrain one woman. >> Now you because she's naming you and the front desk clerk saw you two together earlier. >> She's Hey, Carol. Carol, I did nothing. >> Do you have an ID on you, sir? Oh, sure. I have an idea on this. >> Okay. >> Um, I do feel that I did nothing. Carol, >> talk with us. >> So, you can talk to me. >> Why is she being apprehended? >> Well, I talked to her and she was >> Why is she being apprehended? >> Stop. >> Why? >> Because Well, I have not gone over there to talk to my supervisor. >> She She did nothing wrong. >> Okay. Can I please see your ID >> and we will talk with you. >> Okay. She did nothing wrong. She's Jesus Christ. What is going on here? >> Here's my ID. >> Okay. Thank you, sir. So, we will find out what's going on with her >> because I am not a part of the conversation that >> she has done nothing wrong. She's nothing against me. I did not call anything. I don't know what's going on either. >> That is wrong. >> Well, I don't know what she told them. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know if she's refusing to identify herself or she's giving false information. She's probably combative, but >> is she drunk? Has she been drinking tonight? >> We both have, but I don't think that merits anything for her being [ __ ] >> hog tied right there. Please, please. >> Well, once we get her in a spot, >> oh my god. >> Our supervisor will come over here and talk to you because that's who was talking to her was our sergeant. >> She does not deserve to be hogied. We have a hotel room. She can come into here. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Jesus Christ. Really? >> But I do object for what I saw over there. What I saw was her being hog tied and I don't believe that she deserve that. >> Okay. >> I did not call anything. >> I don't understand this. What I what I believe is something is being Okay. >> Okay. So, you're saying that you didn't call? >> I didn't do anything. We have no fight. We are a conversation. We are a relationship. I don't know who did what, but what I saw her being hog tied right there is unacceptable. And I do not understand what's going on there. I will sit here and listen to you guys. But I saw her being hog tied. >> Okay, that's perfectly fine. >> Thrown down, thrown down, and hog tied. >> That's perfectly fine cuz we're trying to figure out what's going on, too. >> Okay, >> cuz when I talk to her, she don't really want to talk to me. And that's fine. >> She doesn't want to talk to anyone, which is her right. But for her to be hog tied, what I saw there, four men hog tied, hog tagging her, unacceptable. And I want to know what's going on. >> Okay? I'm sure you'll be getting an answer here in the next couple minutes. >> Okay? And I will admit, you hog tie her, you are going to feel the wrath from her. So I don't understand why she was hog tied. That's what I want to understand. four men physically putting her down and hog tagging her. So, I want to understand what that is. >> Are y'all married? >> It doesn't matter if we're married. >> It does matter. >> No, it does not. We are common. We are We are together. >> So, I want to understand what this is. >> Okay. Are you married or not? >> No, we are not. >> We all live in the same house. >> Yes, we live in the same house. >> How long have y'all lived together? two years. >> Okay. So, the reason why we're out here is because we got a call of a fight between >> from who? From who? >> Someone that called 911. >> From who? >> Doesn't matter. Somebody called about it, man. >> It doesn't matter. From who? >> It absolutely does. Independent witness. >> I want to understand four men taking a woman down, hog tagging her. And that's what you did. Where is she? And I'm here. I'm here. Where is she? You put her in cuffs and you hog tied her where? And put her where? >> I can tell you. I just saw her. She wasn't hog tied. She was in cuffs. Absolutely. But she was not hog. >> You didn't put her down on all fours? >> I didn't. I just got here. >> I just want to fight her. Okay. Stand up. Whatever you want to do >> as a man who is in a relationship with her, you understand my predicament, right? No, I'm here to try to understand with you. >> I don't understand what's going on. >> So, like you said, there's not one >> who reported it. >> You want to understand? >> And I am her. >> You want to understand? >> I'm a her man. I'm here trying to help you understand. Do you want to talk about it? >> Yeah, let's talk about it. >> Okay. So, like the other officer was saying, my sergeant was saying, there's a 911 call out here about a fight. Okay. You got to understand this matter. 911 call. >> You're at a hotel in public. It doesn't matter who called. You're doing this for everybody can see you and anybody can call about it. >> Oh my god. >> Now, who called about doesn't matter. The fact that somebody saw that they called you, described you, we found you and y'all are doing some shenanigans out here. All right. So, we're out here to talk to y'all and figure out what's going on. >> Allegedly. Right. >> And that's why we're having a conversation. >> Allegedly. >> So, we got to talk to people that see stuff out here. >> Allegedly. I want to keep that clear. Allegedly. Right. Isn't that proper? Camera, camera, camera. Allegedly, someone says that something was going on here, but you didn't observe anything, right? >> Yeah, that's not how it works, man. So, we got >> Did you observe anything going on over here? >> I I had >> But I saw my girlfriend with four officers putting her down and tying her up. That's what I saw. >> Most likely they found a problem cause of some sort of crime. I wasn't here for that. But no, these folks, yeah, they probably put her in handcuffs and hog tie is not something we do. >> That's what I saw. I saw that. >> So, convince me wrong. >> What's a hog tie to you? What's hog tying? I just want to make sure I'm >> putting her down on all fours, putting her both hands behind her back and her feet and you using ties to apprehend her. That is a hog tie for me. >> I walked up here just a couple minutes ago. She was walking on her two feet with it handcuffs, metal handcuffs, just like you used behind her back. >> That is what I observed. >> Hog tie. No, that's not something we do if I'm wrong. >> I've never seen that department ever and I've been here for 3 years. >> Okay. All right. >> Yeah, we don't have time. Like you said, it'll be on video cam if we did. I'm sorry if that that's what you saw, but we didn't do it. >> I have no problem with the police. I love you guys, but this is up. This is up. >> You know, I'm out here trying to Yeah, man. >> What he was saying, he just wanted >> and he was out there yelling and cussing at her. So it was loud enough to where it drew the attention of another person. So >> you under arrest. >> I'm under arrest. >> Yeah. Go ahead and stand up. >> Yes, sir. >> Split your hands. >> Okay. >> And may I ask why I'm under arrest >> for disorderly under the influence and disorderly conduct? >> So I got a third party that sit there and witness between you and her. Um, I was on the corner and you had her all pinned up against the wall and your other costume. >> Okay. Wow. >> And it's not going to be this explorer, but it's going to be the Tahoe right there by that stop sign. >> Yes, sir. >> In Angela's world, the value of a statement is measured by the balance of a bank account. When insulting others had no effect, Angela declared that she would take this incident to the major newspaper AJC because she had a wide connection. >> Really, guys? Really? But you all want to listen to the homeless guy that really um this is weird. You guys are ridiculous. I've done nothing wrong. Just waiting for Uber to go home. If y'all want to listen to the homeless guy of his bull. My god. I'm gonna call a few people once I get a phone call ability to Dunwitty. Absolutely. This is ridiculous. People talk. He parked the car. We came in. I decide to go back to my house because we have a 17th birthday with my aunts and uncles at my house. We are staying here. Why not listen to the story instead of assuming? God, you guys are big making a big mistake. Big mistake. I sued my lawyer and he I debarred him. I have lawyers. I have lots of people around me. My salon, my business has been vandalized through homeless people. You guys are going to listen to these people. You are done. I'm going to blast this. I'm going to put this in the A. I'm going to put this report in the A because I'm connected and this is ridiculous. And Dunwitty. Absolutely. Who called this? The hotel. the homeless guy and you just took two people who pay day and night, night and day and work their asses off. You just took two people away. Jesus Christ. No one hit me. Sometimes it just doesn't get along. Sometimes you just don't get along. There's cameras right there to the right. Right there. Look up, officer. Right there to the right. Do it. And I will challenge you and I will sue the out of you guys. I pay you all. I donate. I did the Dun Woody donation. I do Brook Haven donation. I am Salon over at ParkPlace. I'm friends with Brian Olsen Alain's Bakery. I am Parkplace. You want to with us? >> You're going to put me in jail for what? I see those cameras right there. I see everything. Do not defund >> what I give. >> I am New York >> and I believe in the officer. I am a Republican. Godamn it. You take me out of this. I donate to Dunwitty. I go to Dunwitty Ball. I go to Brook Haven Ball. I donate to you police officers because I believe in you and believe in protection. Sir, I didn't do anything to anybody. New York. I'm from New York. They got defunded. They get defunded. Y'all get defunded. I fund. So go fight for the homeless. Go ahead. Go for it. >> Yeah. I fun Dunwitty. Look at my company. Look at the reports. What I do as a female almost homeless people sitting in front of my salon almost watching me to be raped. To be watched over my salon girls. My girls. 15 employees I do. You're ridiculous. You are [ __ ] Look at my business. Look at the reports. what I do, how I protect myself as a female small business owner in Atlanta, Georgia. You want to put me in jail? I got employees to do tomorrow morning. I got to go to work tomorrow morning. You want to put me in jail because I have a dispute over someone and I remove myself to get a Uber. You're ridiculous, sir. Where are you guys for me when those homeless guys are there jerking off in front of my salon so I can't be there tomorrow for my employees to watch over them and cuz Dunwitty is not there for me at all and I donate to Dunwitty and I donate to Brook Haven for the police. Do it. You go be great. >> This is ridiculous. This is everything news right now. Angela began taking her anger out on homeless people. She was furious that the police dared to arrest a business owner like her. The officer shift ended with advice that they should return to New York and learn from a drunk person. >> Holy [ __ ] this is happening. No fend for the homeless. I will bring this up to the counselor. I will bring this up to the mayor. I will bring this up tomorrow. You book me, this comes up and I will fight and I know everyone. Everyone who called it on who called it in the homeless guy. The one with running around the park. Really, man? Really? You're going to book me? How about him? The one that pisses on my business. So now you put me out of business as he walks free and pisses on everything. You're ridiculous. I'll bring this up to the council of Dunwy in the Congress. You picked the wrong person. Nancy Pelosy's husband gets away with DWI smashing into a goddamn car and you're going to take me downtown. I will find you in court and I will destroy you. I know the law. I watch men off in front of my salon, in front of Park Place, next door to Cafe in Ameso. That's why they're not open during the day because there's so many homeless doing and they break in every day. You want to take me down? Who's going to show up tomorrow for my employees? My employees? Because what? I have an argument? What are you guys doing about the homeless in Dunwy? You're going to lock me up so I can't show up tomorrow >> because what? I tell a guy off. Really? >> I did something great for my life? >> Yeah, I did it. You're going to take me away from my company. >> Go for it. You sleep good tonight, officer. You're nowhere worth an officer at all. Go to academy. Go to New York. You're a loser. You're nowhere near an officer. My two fathers served You want to book me? Who's going to go over there tomorrow morning to clean up the from the homeless? Really, what would have been great is just get a ride home. >> Angela was quickly arrested on charges of disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest. What a terrible night for the New York lady. Let's see what people say about her down in the comments. I don't care. They've been nice to you. I was just about raped by one. Okay. And tased by another. I don't like cops. I don't care what reason. Cops have already practically raped. >> Release your hands. >> Like you guys touching me. >> Release your hands from each other, please. >> They're not touching. >> The restaurant manager confirmed that Brandy had caused an outburst at the restaurant when she threatened to turn her milkshake into an unidentified flying object aimed directly at the restaurant staff. She just out the door. >> Which way did she go? >> Okay. Where did she go? >> Wearing blue tank top. Or is that her? Hey. Ma'am, I know you hear me. Get off the phone. Hey, come here. Hi. >> Oh [ __ ] Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Hi. Uh, what happened? >> That manager [ __ ] started yelling at another girl for helping me. >> Okay, >> hold on. I'll call you back, Dad. Okay. >> So, I got I told her not to out the girl and she said, "I'm calling the cops because I started yelling at her cuz the other girl is not protecting me." So, the cashier's helping me and this girl was I was asking question. So, I don't have to stop. >> Okay. Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Ma'am, I have to get your information cuz you're getting trespassed here. Okay. >> Ma'am, that's fine. I won't come back. I'm not even from here. >> Okay. Let me get your name. The moment the officer touched Bry's hand, she struggled and used every familiar Karen tactic when being arrested. Unfortunately for her, the officers were not here to enjoy the performance. >> Ma'am, >> I don't have to legally. I don't have to. >> Ma'am, yes, you do. >> Yes, you do. >> Because you're being trespassed here. Okay. You have to. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. I'll give you my name. Don't touch me. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not doing Why are you doing this? >> Stay in your car. Stay in your car. >> Here. Call my lawyer. Call my lawyer. >> Stay in your car. >> Why are you doing Why are you doing this? >> Why are you doing this? >> Put your hands behind. >> Tell me why. >> We're past that point. All right. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to detain me for what? >> You're going to detain me, >> man? >> You're going to detain me for what? >> What are you going to detain me for? I >> stop resisting. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. I came to get a burger. >> M. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Then tell me why I'm getting arrested. You're getting detained. Put your hands back. >> What does that mean? >> I don't know what >> I don't know what that means. I'm burning and I'm pregnant. >> Randy began assessing the damage after the not so soft landing. She complained about scratches on her face and of course threatened to sue the police. She saw herself as a savior of the fast food industry and acted shocked that the police treated her like a criminal. Stoping me. Excuse me. Come here. All right. >> My glasses, please. >> I'm smashing my glasses. >> We're going to set you up. >> We need to send you up. We We'll get them. Okay. >> Okay. We We'll send you. >> We need you to send up. 1 2 3. All right. Let's walk over to our car, please. Let's walk over here first. We'll make sure. >> We'll grab it. We'll grab it. >> We'll grab it. >> Why? Cuz I think I get a burger and I pull up. >> Look, let me give you my receipt. I got her name cuz she was the girl off. >> We'll get to that. >> You're really going to put me in jail? >> All right. >> Sit in the car. >> Can I clean my face? I have dirt in my mouth. >> We'll clean it up in a minute. You need to sit down in the unit. >> What the >> We told you. plenty of times. >> But for what? >> Stop. >> We're coming a burger. Come and get a burger. >> Get your >> You're going to really arrest me. >> Get your feet. >> Just answer my question. >> You're detained right now. >> What does that mean? >> What do you think it means? >> Going to jail. >> No. Detained is you're detained and going to jail. >> Pending our investigation. Kick your feet in the car. >> You're not free to go right now. Doesn't mean you're going to jail. >> Wow. >> All right. Grab yourself to my face. We have road rash all over my face. >> Okay. Yes, ma'am. You do have little cuts to your chin. All right. We have medical tissue on the way. They're going to chop up check up on you. Okay. >> I want your guys' information as well. >> Okay. It'll be >> I want to file a lawsuit for this. I didn't get a burger and I told the manager off for yelling at the girl for doing her damn job. >> Okay, man. All right. >> And this happens to me, I'm getting detained. Whatever that means. >> What do you mean detained? It means that you're not that for our investigation as of right now. >> What investigation? >> Because you were you weren't telling us who you were and we were trying >> because I didn't need to tell you where there's no law. It says I need to tell you who I am. >> Okay, ma'am. >> But you were getting trespassed from the residence. Okay. I need >> tell Okay. Well, I want that girl's job cuz I want corporate number. She had no right to cheat. >> You want You want an explanation? I'm giving you an explanation. Now, let me talk. >> We're standing up for somebody. This is what I get. >> Okay. Listen. We I had to get your name because you were being trespassed from this business. Okay. >> So therefore therefore >> I needed to get your name. All right. You weren't giving it to me. >> You at that point you were kind of considering your identity. Okay. >> It's none of your business who I am. I don't legally have to give anybody your name. >> Well, what's your name? >> What's your name? >> Why do I You >> either tell me you either tell me right now or you will be charged with consent identity. >> Oh my god. Randy. >> Randy. >> Do I look like a boy? >> I didn't hear you. Randy, phone number. >> Oh, my name. >> It's for It's for the report. >> You want to You want You want the report? >> 571. >> And that the vehicle in the the person in the white car is your husband? Your boyfriend car? >> So that was your husband? >> Yes. >> Okay. I just want to make sure. All right. Are you going to my medical? >> Yeah. Blood in my mouth. Okay. >> Okay. Look, if you would have just gave me your name, >> I don't have to though. Legally with my amendments, I do not have to give anybody my name for any reason. And I don't feel comfortable because of what happened to me by cops before in my past. >> I don't care. They've been nice to you and I was just about raped by one >> and tased by another. I don't like cops. I don't care what reason. I don't care. I I don't I was if I was dying, I wouldn't call cops. >> Give us a minute. We'll be back. Okay. >> That's right. When she heard the restaurant had run out of grilled chicken, Brandy did not choose to order something else, but chose to lose her mind. Employees recalled that she spewed the ugliest words and threatened to throw the milkshake into an employese's face. >> Witnesses, please talk to all the witnesses that witnessed her behavior. Okay. >> Um, that's what basically What we need to do is we need to make Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I don't understand what we arrested. >> I came over here for a burger. I defended the girl who was being treated like [ __ ] at work. >> And when I got my They went to went to get my stuff and they gave me my money back. So, I was leaving. I didn't do nothing wrong to them. >> Hello. You guys witness? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. I just got to get you on the floor real quick. >> That you were being uh belligerent that you're threatening the manager to throw a shake at her. >> No, no, no. No, >> that's what she I I don't know. That's what we got on the on the computer. Basically, whoever called us on 911. >> I'm not being rude to you. If I was rude, I would have th and Oh, I see. I don't know what she to us, she said that you threatened to throw a shake at her. So, that's what I want to talk to. >> I wouldn't threaten her. I would just >> I got you. >> Um, what happened? She started getting a little hindi cuz we didn't have grilled chicken. >> Like, I'm sorry, we all need to fry it. >> And she's like, this is ridiculous. Blah blah blah. And then um she's like, "I want corporate's number and your boss's number." And I was like, "Well, she is my boss, you know, can't do anything about that." >> And I gave her her name. And then um when she was like, "Oh, it's cuz I told her, I was like, "Well, you're also being rude. You know, you started talking to me ugly." And she's like, "Well, I can act ugly if you want me to. I'll throw this chick in your face." >> And I I too I was like, "Well, do it. Do it." And then she walked off and I walked off and then she came back and she's like, "I need your name." And >> did she ever leave the building and come back or she just like walked away? >> She was just in here talking. >> Okay. Did she ever order food? >> Yeah, she ordered food but we responded for the order. We don't want to serve her. >> I got you. Um, do you guys just want her trespass or? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. Whenever we come to a respond to a call for service in a business once you trespass, meaning that they have the right to refuse service to whoever they want. >> She didn't refuse service to me till just 2 seconds before the officers walked in. when she when she called us. >> Okay. When she called us, she says that you weren't willing to leave and that you had threat. So, >> Oh, no. She didn't even ask me to leave. >> Yeah. Let me let me give me a second. So, when when uh when they responded and they talked to you, when when somebody gets trespassed, we usually fill out a little card saying, "What's your name, man?" >> Randy. >> Randy. Brandy Flores, you are being trespassed on this location. You are no longer allowed here. And then you will understand so that if you come back, then you can get arrested for trespassing. Okay? So that's why the officer was asking you for your your your information. >> Tell me I'm getting detained. I don't know what that means. And so he throws me on the ground. >> What what what would detain mean? Did he throw you on the ground or did they push you to the ground? >> They shove me down to the ground and make me eat dirt and so I could >> That's what I'm saying. So when you say throw, please explain to me. Cuz when I throw, this is a throw. >> Or is it Did they help you down? Did they hold you to the ground? >> They did not help me down. Nothing. They threw me to the ground. >> Like you fell and hit the ground? Yeah, I hit my stomach hard and I hit my shoulder in my face. It burn my glasses came off and broke. >> Did you witness the officers deal with her out here? >> Um, she walked out. She like ran from the officers and they had to follow her all the way over there. >> Did you see them their interaction with her? >> Um, no. >> You didn't? You did though? >> Um, I just saw her run out and then they were going after her. >> Okay. Did you see them fighting with her or anything like that? No. >> So, definitely we're going to take you to get some just medical treatment. But >> no medical treatment. I want to go in and see a drug and get out. >> Please just let us let us do this and then >> I want to get out. I don't want to go to jail. I just want to get out. I'm tired of being in jail. >> I just want to go home. >> I'm dramatized by you guys already. I just want to be home. >> Okay. Let me go talk to the manager. Please give me one second. Okay. >> Did you guys see anything else? 24. [snorts] >> No. No. >> Her husband tried her down, but that's >> But he was in here, too. >> Yeah. So she was in here. >> Who was the color? The original color? >> They were. >> Yeah. >> Was she threatening you to throw the shake at you? >> Yeah, she was threatening to throw the shake at her. And then she was never actually, but she said she was across the counter. >> Okay. Cuz Yeah, cuz she she was saying that at no time did you guys ever ask her to leave? >> Um I don't believe anybody asked her to leave, but she was waiting for her order and then I had told her like, "We're not going to serve you. We could refund you your order and that's it." Like and then she just kept going at us, going at us. Did you guys get to see any portion of interaction that my officers had with her? >> I just saw when she took off running and she was like just give me my change like I don't like and she took off running and then I saw them have to chase her all the way. >> I don't believe your officers were being rude because they did not they were walking behind her. They >> Yeah, she was giving us a hard attack. >> I don't I really do believe from the bottom of my heart that your officers didn't do anything. She's just being dramatic. >> So they basically said that they saw when she took off running, but they didn't see when they went hands- on with her. Okay, no worries. I just want to say just want to find out if the when she was threatening to throw a shake at you, did you feel threatened like she was actually going to throw it at you >> in all? >> She was being aggressive. Yeah. And then the customers in there like she was probably in the scene in here and I'm like, >> "Yeah, >> okay. So, we basically detained her right now. She's in the police car. Would you be willing to pursue charges just for assault? A simple assault?" >> Yes. >> Okay, I got it. >> Awesome. So, we got your information. Basically what they'll do is we'll we'll summon her to court for the assault that she did on you cuz she only you know how you felt you know did you feel like you were going to like was she angry when she was threatening you through? >> Oh yeah she was really angry. >> So she threatened you in an angry manner with us the shake and she's going to what did she tell you? >> Because when I told her >> um I told her you were being rude to us too. I mean you started talking to me in an ugly manner and she's like you want me to be rude because I can throw this chick at you right now. And I was like then do it. like I'm not going to lose my job if you throw it at me. I'm not going to do anything towards you. >> And did she raise it up like in a manner that made you believe that she >> No, she I guess she didn't hear me. She just walked away. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Sounds good, ma'am. Thank you guys so much. Right. We'll go ahead and do it with her now. >> Appreciate it. >> The trespass card and I'll bring it in. >> Okay. And then we're already we're off the clock already. So, are we able to leave or >> Yes, ma'am. No, you guys are done. Who do you want us to give the trespass card to? >> To the manager to Philip. Philip, we'll give it to Philip. All right. >> The charges, but we'll >> So, so we'll what we'll do is we'll charge the the assault on you, okay? Cuz you honestly felt that she was going to throw it at you. Okay? That's all that's what we need. Um we'll we'll we'll charge her with assault and if she decides to fight it in court, then what we'll do is then we'll just call you so you can testify and tell us how you felt when when she was going to throw a shakage. Make sense? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Thank you, ma'am. >> And just when things seemed bad enough, the officers searched Bry's handbag and found several strange pills. It seems that besides enjoying [music] causing trouble, Brandy also had a hobby of collecting mysterious pharmaceuticals. >> She had a hold of her husband or no? >> No. >> I can't tell if those are actual sleeping pills or those new blues. >> And they don't have the stem on them. So, it's making me think they might be blues. >> Maybe I would just seize them and then uh send an email to Metro or I mean we can I don't know if anybody has a test kit. can test it. Might be worth it. As Sarge. >> Yeah. >> So, Miss Martinez, this is what this is. Just as an advisory for trespassing here at the Lauder Burger, you cannot come back here. Okay. So, if you step foot over here, they call us back, you can decided to go to jail for a criminal trespassing. Okay. This is me just telling you. Okay. Do you have any questions specific to that? >> No. >> No. Okay. How you doing, man? >> Hey, brother. Here's the trespass card for her. Okay. >> So, if she comes back, just call us. >> Okay. Um, but she's going to be she's going to go to jail today. >> She's got a couple charges that she's going to be hit with. So, she calls back, just keep that in the place where your employees can find it. And then if she comes back, just call us. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Thank you, brother. >> Yes, sir. >> What happened to you? >> So, the little girl that you said you were talking to, the one with the glasses, she told me that you you threatened her to throw the [ __ ] in her face, that you're being >> So, I'm just tell I'm I'm just telling you what she told me, man. Yeah. Don't be upset with me. I'm just letting you know exactly what she told me. I'm not I'm not here to to tell you what you said or what she said. I got to tell you. You're asking me what she said. I'm telling you. So, she she says what she told me, okay? She says that when you were at the counter, you were being very rude and that you told her you you want me to be rude. I'll throw the shake in your face. And I don't know if it's true. I'm just telling you what she told me. Make sense? And I'm not saying that. Remember, there's always this your side, her side, and then in between there's the truth. >> Defending the other little girl that was being yelled at by the manager for no reason. And the manager says that you started then then after that she started getting in the way and you started getting mad at her too and started cussing. >> I wasn't mad at the little girl. >> No, not at the at the other one with the the lady with the mask. She's the manager. >> What do you mean? The lady with the mask. No, no, no. I was asking the lady with the mask what the girl's names were so that I can make the report in the corporate about the mask. >> I got And so the manager said that you were upset. So they just all they all they all they told me, man, is that you were being >> Why am I being arrested? >> So the lady wants to press charges on you for assaulting her. So the assault >> assault >> assault. So this is a mixed way what assault means assault means >> that you that she just your demeanor just your anginess your the way you were and you threatened to throw the shake at her and you had the shake in your hand. You had the means and opportunity and she actually believe that you're going to throw a shake at her is called an assault. It's a simple assault not a I'm not telling you're going it's a prison charge. >> Why am >> so so I'm just letting you know. So that's the reason why when they try to stop you and they try to talk to you and you refuse to give them your name at that point they had the right to talk to you and ask you. >> I didn't know that. I was told by my lawyers that previously correct I didn't have to. >> There are certain times there are certain times when you are a suspect in an investigation and I say suspect means that you're a participating party in an investigation that the officer has justified. So what's going to happen next? we'll take you to the jail and then you'll have your chance in court to pro to present to the lady this I don't know how she felt assaulted but she did and she hon she's a little girl and she's like I felt like she was going to throw a shake at me honestly like deep down in my heart I felt like she was going to she was so mad that she was going to throw the shake in my face >> I wasn't even mad at her I was I was telling I'm mad >> you speak Spanish >> yes >> I don't you know say he's she's the one that said it I mean only you and her know that dialect that went in between you guys only maybe you're that's just your personality And she took it like you're being more mad than you normally are. Make sense? >> Better. You're better. >> I was just telling you the manager to leave the little girl cuz she's picking on her. >> And the fact that you said I'm going to throw a shake at her. It's >> I didn't say I was going to throw a shake at I said if I was mad at you, I could have thrown a shake at you. But I didn't throw. >> And she and she said that you told her, "You want me to throw my shake at you?" And then she's Yeah. And she said, "You cut." So no, like I said, I'm not arguing with you. I'm not saying that you what you're telling me is not true. Before the patrol door closed, the officer gave Brandy some sincere advice. Although it was probably too late. If she had simply behaved properly and given her name from the beginning, everything would have ended much sooner. >> Unfortunately, that is why you were going to get you. That's why the officer needed to talk to you. Now, if you would have stopped and and been at least reasonable and say, you know what, officer, what the okay, my name is so and so. What the wrong with me? I went in there, they refused services and maybe things would have turned out a little bit different. Make sense? But I know because of your previous experience with another officers doesn't make us all the same. Am I being as a the people in Vegas? No, because I'm not from Vegas and I'm not that person because I'm going to jail to look. Am >> I taking you to jail? No. I'm here to check on you and make sure that you're okay and I'm giving you the opportunity. >> That I have to go to jail. >> No, I didn't make the determination. The officer has his has to follow his job. When a crime happens, man, we have to do our job. Unfortunately, it sucks. And this and this and this is the result for lunch and not end up in jail. >> But it wasn't me that assaulted you. You didn't assault me. >> I didn't assault her either. >> That's what she's saying. You see what I mean? That's what she felt. >> I didn't just I didn't cuss at her. >> I'm going to I'm going to put you in my unit. Okay. That way get you up to the hospital. Okay. >> My glasses fall off. >> I got you. You want me to put them on? >> They're not going to stay on cuz they're bent. I need to bend them back. I'll hold on to it. better a little bit for the time being, I guess. Just watch your head getting out. Go towards that door right there. Okay. Randy was officially arrested on charges of resisting or obstructing law enforcement officers, concealing identity and assault with threats of violence. What are viewers saying about this girl and how are they judging her in the comments? Well, let us know and don't forget to share your opinion down below. Next, let's meet Alexandria, the woman who believed her father's car was an impenetrable fortress. >> Um, it's on principal at this point. Uh, but >> but you understand that you're probably going to end up going to jail then, right? You do know that usually like if you pulled me over on a highway, we'd both have to pull over, park together. >> You're sexually assaulting me. You are sexually assaulting me. No. Yes, she is. Dad, help me. >> I am not helping you. >> Please help me. Please help me. >> Everything began when a father was forced to call the police to deal with his own daughter. He revealed a harsh truth. Despite wholeheartedly supporting her with money, gift cards, and even food, all he received in return was trouble and a stubborn attitude. >> Why isn't she getting out? >> I don't know. She's got a lot of problems in life. I can't seem to solve them. So, I offered to give her a ride and now >> this is my dad and I think he's uh >> I don't know exactly what's going on, but he has the key to the car. So, I'm just waiting on him to get out of the building. >> You're waiting on him to what? >> To get out of the building to come drive the car. Um, he just parked us here, so I don't know. >> Yeah, but you, you know, he doesn't have to drive you anywhere, but it's his car. He doesn't have to take you anywhere if he doesn't want to. >> I understand. Well, he already took me here, so I'm in the car. I'd like to, you know, go back to my house whenever he's ready, basically. So, I'm just sitting in the car. >> Okay. But do you realize that if he doesn't want to take you, you have to get out cuz it's his car. It's his property. >> I don't think so. I think >> I'm letting you know >> that that's how that works. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to be sitting here. So, whenever he's ready. He doesn't want to drive. You don't want to drive her home? >> Oh, I do not. >> I think he might be having some sort of like like early dementia or something, but he is not acting like himself. >> Um, we were just going to go to Starbucks and then he said that he had to go and I can't remember if he said he needed to take a package somewhere. >> He had me bring her down here. I I got her a couple of gift cards because she doesn't have a job. >> He did. He Well, he just got me a gift card. supposed to be in a rehab facility, but somehow managed to get kicked out of it and showed up back at the apartment. So, I felt sorry for her, my mistake. Gave her more money, gave her more things to do, took her here so she could get food. Not only did she not get food, she refused to get out of the car, and now she refused to get out of it at all. >> I'm just trying to spend the day with this. >> Go out and run errands. We're just trying to run errands. Um, >> realizing that Alexandria was still immersed in illusions about her own entitlement, the officer decided to teach her a lesson. She began using psychological tactics, accusing her father of having early memory loss. >> You said she was evicted from the apartment that she had not. So, that's not where she lives anymore. I still live there. >> She is in the process of eviction. I don't think they've got a final order for it yet. >> Okay. >> So, she can still be there >> um where I live normally. I'm not trying to live in this car. You know what I mean? So, >> yeah. But you're not trying to get out of this car right now. You're breaking the law. This is not your car. >> So, you're trespassing. >> So, I go on Ubers Ubers >> with the permission of the person. He does not want you in his car. You're trespassing >> in his and Okay. So, we can play this game, but you're going to get arrested. I mean, that's literally how it's going to be. Or you could just step out of the car. Like, I'm not trying to be mean to you, but I'm trying to explain something to you and you're not really willing to listen. Um, you explained it to me, but I would like to shut my door down. >> I'm not doing that. It's not your door. It's not your car. >> Okay, I'll just ignore that thing. >> Just get out, Alex. You're making a show. >> I'm not trying to I'm not trying to make a show out of it. It's just like it's frustrating. You >> see the problem? I didn't want to touch her at this point. >> No, I understand. >> I mean, it's definitely your car and you want her out of the car. Can you be sad? >> I shouldn't have agreed to do it. She's had a long >> enabling this bad behavior and it's my fault. I I enabled one more time >> I think there's a misunderstanding. I think something's going on with my dad because he's not acting like himself. >> No, he's acting pretty normal to me. I think he's acting like >> registered. Maybe like he has early onset like dementia. No, no, you guys are right here. I'm fine. I'm not stepping out. Um, and I feel like usually you ask people not to step out of the car. >> But why won't you get out? Why don't you want to get out? >> Um, it's on principle at this point. >> Uh, but >> but you understand that you're probably going to end up going to jail then, right? >> You do know that usually, like if you pulled me over on a highway, we'd both have to pull over, park together. >> We're not doing that. >> And I would not be allowed out of my vehicle. In fact, you'd say, "Roll down the window and please present your papers to me." That's what you would say. And I would give you, >> but I may sometimes I also ask a lot of people out of the car, too. >> Okay. Well, this is a thing. >> But your dad wants you out of the car. >> It doesn't feel like um a very real situation like and it doesn't feel like we're bothering anyone. >> So, do you want to press charges for trespassing? >> I do. >> I mean, you can't just press charges like that. You can. >> No, you can't. >> Do you want to get out of the car or not? >> Um don't you guys have anything better to do today? >> We actually do. >> Yeah. Like, so I don't know why you guys get out of your car. >> I don't want to take a ride to the jail. >> I would love to. I would hate that. >> You know what? I love riding around places. I love going on errands. I love driving. Love all of it. >> This is going to be one of those situations on when you go down to the jail, people are like, "What are you in for?" And you say, >> and this was the moment Alexandria's logic officially left Earth [music] orbit. When cornered, she began raising questions about ownership rights. Well, it's more stupid of you guys cuz it's just a lot of paperwork and a lot of trouble here, but we we're public servants. We've been called here. >> You're not a servant. >> We've been subbed here. So, we're here to solve a problem. Unfortunately, >> do you have a payroll? >> The problem is that you're in the car. Is to solve the problem. >> I don't think there's not a solution. There isn't a solution. >> The solution is that you step out, either stand over here, you could sit, there's a bench over here, there's a bench there, there's a bench over there. Okay. Yeah. Go ahead and stand out of the car. >> No, I stepped out. It's fine. Please allow me to. >> No, you're not closing the door. So, >> I don't want to shut it on you. I don't want to like >> I can promise you you're not >> Stop touching this car cuz it's not your car. >> It's not yours either. >> Well, that's okay. >> All right. You're going to end up >> No, you're going to end up >> Stop step on out. >> I'm just going to pull you out. I mean, at the end of the day, you're going to come out of the car. So, do we have to make this harder? I don't want >> Don't pull my arm out of it so don't touch me. >> Just We'll just get the statement. We're not in a hurry. >> Okay. >> Don't touch me. Don't molest me, please. >> What's going to end up happening is we're going to end up having to use force. >> I would like to press charges for assault. An assault charge. >> I just was assaulted battery. >> I want to press charges to battery. >> You don't get that. It's >> I want to press charges. >> It's a lawful. >> I would like to press charges. >> You don't get to. >> I'm being held against my will. >> Great. Get out of the car. >> No, you're I'm being held against my will. Please leave. >> No. So, these are the options. You can get out of the car. You can leave on your own accord. You can walk away. Or you're going to end up going with us. >> Get a judge or something. Like, I don't I don't know what else to tell you. >> Get a judge and a jury and take me to trial. Like, I don't really understand. >> So, >> mail me some papers. I mean, I don't know. Like, >> would you like me to mail you? >> Uh, whatever the charges are. Like, let me know. >> Are you going to give me a ticket? Why don't you just give me a ticket? >> Well, we could give you, but you have to get out of the car. That's the problem. So the main >> or a verbal warning be like, "Hey, please don't sit in people's cars again if they don't want you in them." >> So that we've tried that. We're trying to get you out. >> No, you didn't. But anyway, um my dad is obviously like demented and he's got like an issue that I can't diagnose, right? Um I'm I don't know what to do because he's getting older. >> Yes. In fact, we live in the same building. >> I am his caretaker. >> So >> you're his caretaker? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. And you know what? >> How do you care for him? >> Um, I take care of him. >> How? >> Um, I take care of him. >> You work? >> Yes, I do. I work a lot. I do things. >> It doesn't matter. What do you do? >> You sound a lot like my brother used to sound before he burned my mom's house down. >> What do you do? You just like police stuff. What is that? >> What is policing? >> That is literally my job. I'm a a supervisor. But here's the issue. Your father is wanting you out of the car. He's willing to press charges. Therefore, >> you're going to end up going with us because you're refusing to get out of the car. We I literally cannot be nicer to you. >> It's like what if we're in the doorway at my house and like you were holding it. >> Different scenario. Different rules, different times, different things. Okay. This isn't your car. >> Is that your street? >> It's part of the city. >> Is that your pavement? >> It's the cities. >> Or is that your stone? It's the cities. >> Okay. The city. Okay. >> Who runs the city? Who's like who owns the pavement? I want to talk to whoever owns the road. >> Who do you think that would be? >> I don't know. >> I think you would have to try to get in contact with them or something. >> I don't know what to do. >> I don't know. Talk to the bank that like rents out that pavement. I don't know what to tell you. Call someone. But it'd be really cool if you just let me shut the door. I'm not a dog dying in a hot car. Okay. >> You go by Alex Alexandria. You go by. >> What am I called? >> No. What do you call this dog? Do you like to be called? Alexandria. >> I don't like to be called at all. >> You know what? >> I don't like to be called at all. >> Okay. What What is your name? >> You want to put where you say your daughter? >> Why do you need to know that? >> All right. Alexandria. >> I'm again going to politely ask you to get out of the car. >> I would tell you my name if I wanted to. Things are going to go not your way in a minute. >> And I would prefer them not go down that way. Yeah. But they're going to get worse. >> They're going to get worse >> because what's going to end up happening is you're going to get take forcefully taken out of the car. And I don't want to do that >> cuz I don't want to I don't want us to get hurt and I don't want you to get hurt. So I really would like you to get out of the car so that we don't have to force you to get out of the car or that force doesn't have to be used. >> Defiance. >> That's your choice. defiance. >> So, you understand the risk that you're taking with this, right? >> Okay. >> Um, no. >> Um, you're insulting me. What are you doing? >> After dozens of [music] gentle attempts at persuasion that were met only with defiance, the officers decided to forcibly restrain Alexandria. According to Alexandria's dictionary, [music] cardiac arrest means a condition in which you can still scream at 100 dB to protest being handcuffed. >> No, I'm not. Why? >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not under arrest. I'm under cardiac arrest. >> No place under arrest for trespassing or resistance. >> You can't do that. >> No, you're not going to. You're not the one with Stop. >> Stop. >> I wish we didn't have to. >> Stop. >> I wish we didn't have to. >> We tried to work it out with you. >> Stop. >> For whatever reason, you decided >> Stop policing me. >> Bye, Alex. >> I'm sorry that this is the way that you had to go. >> This is not the law. This isn't lawful. I'm not resisting. >> No. Stop searching. Stop touching me. I have to search. >> You're molesting me. You're sexually assaulting me. You are sexually assaulting me. No. Yes, she is. Dad, help me. >> I am not helping you. >> Please help me. Please help me. >> GET OFF ME. >> STOP. >> GET OFF ME. >> Stop resisting. Now you're getting a felony. >> You have violated the law. >> Get off me. Stop touching me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop touching me. He's mentally ill. >> Stop touching me. >> Oh, my arm. Stop it. >> Sit in the car. >> Stop it. Can you please pick up your knife and sit in the car? I don't want to have to help you. >> I got it. GET OFF ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. >> CLOSE THE DOOR. >> I can't. >> I'm sorry. I She may be under the influence. I'm so sorry. >> You two? >> Yes. >> Sorry to charge you. Resisting. >> Listen. Do you try to hurt us again? Now, if you thought Alexandria's delusion had already reached its peak, then prepare yourself for this final ridiculous moment. Instead of worrying about her sentence, she foolishly asked again about Leo. >> You're under arrest. >> Miranda. Birites. No resist. >> If you resist, >> you are resisting. >> I'm resisting. >> Yes, you are. So, stop. You've already got battery on Elio. Stop. >> On a Leo. >> Yes. >> On an August birthday. >> On a Leo. What? No, no, no. Get Get off me. I don't want to be hand. I don't want to be tied down. Stop it. >> You're constricting me. >> I can't breathe. You're constricting me. You're not doing anything. You're hurting me. You are physically hurting me right now. My chest hurts. My head hurts. My hands hurt. My wrist hurts. >> I know it hurts. and my shoulder blades and my shoulders and my back, which is where all my organs are, by the way. So, thank you. >> You would just cooperate. >> You're not cooperating. You are not cooperative. We are not a co-op. We are not a co-op. We are not a corporation. We are not a co-op. You're not a cop. You're a robber. You're stealing me. You're kidnapping me. >> Okay. >> You're abducting me. >> Ow. You're hurting me. >> No. Stop doing it. >> In the car without a fight, without fighting us. Sit back. >> You just sit down. None of this will happen. >> You're creepy. You creep. >> All right. >> She tried to bite you, by the way. >> I know. >> You're pervert. Get me out of here. Get me out of here. Get me out. Let me out. It's not happening. So, >> open the door. >> Open the door. Open it. >> Can I go? >> Yeah. >> She groaned and demanded to be taken to the emergency room immediately as if every passing second was a race against death. A performance that if Oscars were awarded, she would certainly win. >> Bring me to the hospital right now. >> I can't breathe. I'm too hot. I can't breathe. >> Professionalism and compassion. >> I'm going to have a seizure. I just turned the AC up for you. Okay. You got to give it a second. I just turned off the AC. You'll be able to get some air in a couple seconds. Okay. >> Bravo, too. >> I don't know what that means. >> Take me to the hospital. Take me to the ER. Come and order >> to the ED. Take me for medical clearance. >> You'll get medical clearance at the jail. >> No, they don't medically clear you. >> They do. >> No, they don't. >> Absolutely. >> No, they do not. They do an intake form. That's not the same. >> I need a physical exam. >> Who's the elected person in this jurisdiction? >> Take me to them. >> I don't even know the jurisdiction. I don't know who you are. You're kidnapping me. >> Give me a ride. Give me a ride home. >> Turn the car around. >> Reverse. >> Alexandria was charged with trespassing, nonviolent resisting arrest and battery on law enforcement personnel. She was sentenced to 12 months of probation and required to attend anger management classes. This incident attracted considerable attention from the online community. Below are some of [music] the most notable opinions and comments from viewers. The next woman believed that the stop sign was merely a roadside decoration and that the crowded beach area was her personal racetrack. >> She was going like 60 m an hour right there. >> Not even slowing down the stop sign. >> Stop talking. We're done talking with you. >> Oh, human beings. >> What is wrong with you? You you almost killed a couple of the human beings. Okay. >> We are human beings. >> What is wrong with you? >> But if you're not going to sign, there will be more charges. >> Okay. >> So, are you going to sign it? >> No. >> You're not going to sign anything? >> No. >> Okay. >> A police officer witnessed Fiona's car casually pass through a stop sign without slowing down. Right afterward, she decided to step on the gas, pushing the speed up to 60 mph right next to a crowded beach area full of pedestrians. 1050 kicks [ __ ] for a Thank you. Give us so fast. needs your driving license. The reason I stop you, you were going 50 miles over there. You didn't stop on the stop sign. There's a people everywhere. You're flying. You have any explanation for that? You can drive license. ALL RIGHT. STEP outside right here. Go right there. Stand right there. Stand right here. And come right here. When Fiona began trying to explain herself, the officer immediately recognized the problem. Her speech was slurred and stammering as if her tongue was trying to perform a dance routine without any direction from the brain. >> All right, ma'am. Where you're coming from my house. >> From where? >> From um downtown. Okay. Have you drinking anything tonight, man? >> No. >> All right. Uh, so listen, you have a slower speech. I can smell alcohol. There's alcohol inside. You can even stay. Would you like to participate in the Phil soiety exercise to dispel my belief? You operate this vehicle under the influence of alcohol or narcotics? >> I need a yes or no question. >> No. >> Okay. Turn. Listen. Um, if you're not going to do it, I mean, it's up to you. But then I I going to make my decision only but wherever I saw right now. >> Okay. >> Are you going to participate or not? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> The officer was not moved at all by the late pleas for mercy. He reprimanded Fiona, saying that her behavior could have turned the beach into a tragedy. Her trip home would now include a long-term stop in jail. >> Yes, ma'am. I am driving custody signal one in reckless. >> Thank you, sir. Yeah, I have a two more two more units. >> She was going like a 60 m an hour right there. >> Not even slowing down the stop sign. >> Stop talking. We're done talking with you. >> You You might kill somebody over there. You know how many people are over there right now? >> Give me a break. >> I'm not going to give you anything. You have anything on you? >> It's only 15. >> Give me a break. >> There's only 15. >> No. Yeah. She's getting like reckless all the time. >> Give me a break. >> Do you have anything on you? >> All right. Let's go. You're going to jail. >> Give me a break. Come on. >> Come on. Give me a break. >> Ma'am, you easily can come by. There's the kids. There's families there. You were flying. You're going to jail. All right. >> Give me a break. >> I'm not giving you anything. Sit down. >> Give me a break. >> Sit down. >> He's treating you nicely. That's your break. So, just sit and cooperate. >> Make adult decisions. >> Okay. >> How old are you, ma'am? >> Give me a break. >> How old are you, ma'am? I need >> a break. Come on, man. >> I'm going to give you everything. Can you find her ID, please? Uh, there's also a open container on the center console. >> All that [ __ ] >> Thank you, sir. We're good. >> You already got her ID. >> No, they they still looking for ID. She can even provide me ID. That's how she is. >> She got her name. >> No, I have I I don't know. Maybe she's the owner. I don't know. >> She can she can barely can talk. The officers tried to help Fiona reconnect the scattered pieces of memory about her route. After searching through her mind for a while, she admitted that she had drunk one mojito and left the Mallerie Square area. >> How you doing, man? >> Do you have any ID on you? >> Like, yes. >> In your car? Where's it at? >> In my car. >> Where? In your car? In a purse or bag? >> No, in in my glove compartment. in your glove compartment. >> Could you help me >> check the glove compartment? >> She's got a drink in here. >> This is going to work out. >> Got a registration. >> Hey guys, I said this in a block apartment. >> So, where are you coming from, man? >> I am going to my house. >> And where do you live at? I love it. South Court. I love it. >> What's What's your first name? >> My name is Fiona. >> Fiona. And last name. >> Say again. >> I live at South Court. >> South Court. >> Yes. >> Where's South Court at? Where are you coming from? >> I'm coming to my house. >> No, I know you're going to your house, but where were you coming from? >> I'm I'm coming from literally came through here. All right. You were speeding according to the officer that was behind you. >> So, where were you coming from? >> I was coming from um >> you can't tell me. You don't you don't remember? >> No, I do. I I do remember. >> Okay. So, where were you coming from? >> I was coming from Mallerie Square. >> You're coming from Mallerie Square. >> Please help me. Where where particularly in Mallerie Square? >> I just came from Mason. >> Where? >> Mason on the Paky. Please help me. >> So you was at at at the restaurant/bar or wherever. >> Please help me. >> You was you was there. >> How long were you there for? >> I'm not a bad person. >> How long were you there for? >> 30 minutes. >> 30 minutes you were there for? >> Yes. Okay. And how much did you had to drink? >> I had one mojito. >> You had just one mojito? >> Yes. >> Okay. Cuz I can really smell the alcohol emanating from your breath. >> That's all I had. >> Okay. You're saying you only had one more? >> Please tell me. >> And what time did you get there? >> I got there at 6:05. >> At 6:05. You know what time it is now? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So, how long you say you was there from Got there at 6:05? You was there 30 minutes and then you left and came through here. >> I don't know what the time is now. >> Okay. So, how long were you there? >> I was there for like 20 minutes. >> Okay. First you said 30, but now you're saying 20. So, which is it? You sure you was there at 20? 30 minutes, but now you're saying 20 minutes. And you only had one mojito journey. You didn't have any more than that. >> Just one. >> Okay. All right. Just wait. One. >> Just wait. Seems that in Fiona's world, being handcuffed after nearly causing a traffic massacre is considered inhumane. After gathering enough evidence ranging from the smell of alcohol to the open container inside the car, the officers reached a final decision. Step outside please. Step outside. >> She refused everything. >> She's refused everything so far. >> I mean my part. >> Yeah. She was going 60 m on his beach with kids and everything. >> Let's go. >> Come on. >> Don't play that you're you're a victim. All right. >> Step outside. Step outside. >> Step outside. >> Step outside. I don't have anything to teach you. Let's go. Don't look at me. >> We are human beings. [snorts] >> You are human beings. You know how many people you might there? >> We are human beings. >> Human beings. >> Relax. Take it easy. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. It'll be bench to the right. Just sit down there. >> Human beings. >> Oh yeah. I'm Don't fall, brother. We are human beings. Can you turn on the light? >> We are human beings. >> And what is wrong with you? >> And you you almost kill a couple of the human beings. Okay. >> Have a seat. >> We are human beings. What is wrong with you? >> He firmly refused to sign the citation and related documents. In the end, Fiona Alberto spent her evening not on a soft bed at South Court, but on the iron bench of a jail cell. >> I have a three criminal charges for you. One is DUI, another is a reckless. >> Third one, when you refuse to submit the test. >> Uh, what do I need? Just your signature. It's not admission of any guilt. That means you're just going to be on this date this time at the court. Explain everything to the judge. That's all it is. But I need your signature. If you refuse to sign, there will be additional charge. So, are you going to are you going to sign it? >> I I don't know what I don't know what this says. >> It says DUI. Look, it says DUI reckless >> and refuse to submit to the test over there. So, because I can smell alcohol, you have a slur speech and everything. That's and you refuse everything. Have a reason believe you're driving intoxicated reckless driving because you're flying in the Higs beach where the kids there and everything that's get reckless driving and refuse to submit. Remember when they took you to that room >> and you ref you refuse to do anything. That's the first charge. >> So that's your charges. >> Yeah. >> But if you're not going to sign it will be more charges. >> Okay. >> So are you going to sign it? >> No. >> You're not going to sign anything? >> No. >> Okay. >> Fiona was arrested on charges of driving under the influence. reckless driving and refusal to comply with a breath alcohol test. How did the online community react to her terrible actions? Stay tuned for a few more minutes to see some more opinions. Karen openly admitted that she was putting on an act by screaming and going [music] crazy to interfere with her own arrest. So, what exactly happened beforehand? >> Okay, Michael. What is he trying to do? No, I don't. >> Because I wouldn't have did this if I was white. >> What are you talking about? It >> has nothing to do with that color. An >> emergency call from Kohl's led officers straight to a mysterious woman dressed in black. Were those bags filled with return receipts or evidence of a crime being carefully hidden. >> Okay. >> Hey, hun. >> Huh? >> Can you come here for a second? >> Uh there's there may be some confusion and some issues inside. >> What happened? >> Do you have anything in your bag you should not? No, I just retired some stuff. >> Okay. Can you step over here with us? >> Why? >> There. >> Here, let me Okay, let me go over here cuz I'm going to let you see. >> Well, we're not going to get in the car. >> I'm not getting in the car. I'm going to let you see that there's nothing in there >> in your bag. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You're not getting in. >> I'm not getting in. >> You're not getting in the car? >> You're fighting me. Let me show you. >> I'm not fighting you. >> Okay. I'm going to show you. I'm going to show you what's in my bag >> right now. >> Okay. Can I show you? Yes or no? Okay. Scaggs. Let me show you. I'm gonna sit the bag down and show you. >> Yeah, you're not doing that. >> Okay, I'm not going in there. Stop. >> She screamed that her bags were empty, but her aggressive resistance told a completely different story. She even claimed to be pregnant in an attempt to avoid being handcuffed. >> Why are you trying to detain me? And I'm not. There's nothing in my bag. >> Stop. Stop. >> Oh, I am. >> Okay. What is he trying to do? I'm not doing that. Y'all put my hands in my pocket. >> Put your Put them behind your back. >> I'm not. Why are you putting me in my pocket? >> You are resisting. >> YOU ARE RESISTING. YOU JUST tell him to let me go. You can't >> tell him to let me go. I'm not resisting. So put me in handcuffs. Why are you trying to take my bag? >> I'M TAKING YOUR BAG OFF SO WE CAN PUT YOUR HANDCUFF. >> NO. WHY AM I going in handcuffs? >> You want Let me go put your hand too much right now. I said you can look at my bag. Okay. We're trying to be nice >> from your store. >> WE'RE TRYING TO BE NICE. I DON'T WANT TO FAIL. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Nothing. >> You're going to continue. >> Yes. No. I'm going to I'm going to cooperate. Can I please turn around? >> No. >> Oh my god. >> You're going to be putting black? No. >> I'm black. Yes, it is. >> No, it isn't. >> Ma'am, what what's black have anything to do with? >> Will you let me talk like y'all do anybody else? >> Why are you resisting? You're trying to lie, >> Ma'am. This is resisting. No, I'm not. Look like you stoing my rent. >> I'm trying to get you controlled. >> Not >> I'm trying to get you controlled, huh? >> Not that belongs to your store. You're saying, is there anything in your bag? Everything I have, I came in with >> Jeez, you made that harder than >> No, I don't. Yes, you did. >> Because I wouldn't have did this if I was white. What are you talking about? It >> has NOTHING TO DO WITH WELL, COME SHOW ME. LET ME GO. >> YOU HAVE A RECEIPT FOR THE >> NO, I I I CAME IN TO DO MY RETURN. The black girl at the thing. Can y'all go IN THERE? >> WE WILL. >> We're trying to do We're TRYING TO FIGURE THIS OUT AND YOU'RE FIGHTING US. >> NO, you're not. >> That's what we do. THAT'S OUR >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. SO, WHY are you taking my bag? Why the you taking look how you >> I know you are in serious trouble when you get arrested and still insist on walking back into the store just to argue face to face with the person who reported you. Our suspects somehow managed to pull off exactly that disastrous combo. >> There you are. You are NOW UNDER ARREST. YOU'RE under arrest when YOU START RESISTING. >> NO, I DIDN'T. It's against the law. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. Y'all didn't even miranize me. >> WE DON'T HAVE TO. >> RIGHT. SO, YOU NEED TO YOU'RE PUTTING ME IN BACK OF THE CAR. NO. Take me in the store then. SO, I COULD GO FACE to face with whatever that they called you for. >> Oh, man. >> HAVE A SEAT. >> NO. YES, IT DO. >> HAVE A SEAT. >> THEY SAYING THAT I PUT IN MY BAG. That's what you said, right? This is on camera. >> Then you said it. AND I TOLD YOU I CAME IN HERE with it, right, >> ma'am? Are we having an inside YET? ALL WE KNOW IS WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT to them? >> JUST COOPERATE. >> I AM. Take me back in the store. NO, YOU'RE NOT GAG. YES, I am. >> Can you take me back in there >> once we GET DONE WITH EVERYTHING? TAKE ME BACK in there. >> GOING TO TAKE ME back in there for a few minutes. Have a seat. >> Can you take me back? You keep saying. No, I'm not listening because he sat telling him I'm pregnant. Look how you doing me. >> WHAT? ARRESTING YOU? >> NO. And I'm pregnant. Okay. You're the one that WAS RESISTING, NOT US. >> WHEN >> you weren't cooperating with us, >> we're going to resist, >> guys. No, I didn't. You came along. I said, "I'LL COOPERATE WITH YOU." YES, I DID. Y'ALL TWO AGAINST ONE. COME ON. THE POLICE DO THIS ALL THE TIME. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? IN THE BACK SEAT. >> Have a seat. In the back seat. >> From the back seat. >> And they recording it right now. I hope it is recording. >> It's all recorded, >> right? So, GIVE ME A A SERGEANT out here. >> We will. >> Now, that's my bag. And you saying, "Let me search your bag." I came in with that bag. I went to the damn customer service desk, right? And then I asked the girl in Sephora. So what the belongs to them in that bag? >> If this was not that big of a deal, why are you putting up such a fight? >> BECAUSE I'M TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHY DID THEY >> WHY YOU PUTTING UP SUCH A FIGHT? >> BECAUSE I HAD MY RIGHTS, TOO. >> You're right. And >> what's my right? >> You lost your right when you started. >> No, I didn't. I didn't. >> You lost your right when you tried GETTING IN THE CAR. >> I DID NOT GET IN THE CAR. YOU LET ME WALK TO MY CAR. I SAID I'LL SHOW YOU. You said okay. >> That's what you said on camera. Why you got your jacket covering it up? >> It's not covered up. >> Okay. >> Mine's not covered. >> I tell you what. Where are you going to >> get a sergeant? >> Yeah, they're coming. They're coming. >> No, they're right there. >> No, that's not the sergeant. >> No. Who is it then? >> This other officer. >> Can y'all please take over? >> The officer informed her that every single action had been captured on surveillance footage from the moment she placed items into her bags until she walked out of the store. The suspect argued that she had only been inside for 2 minutes, so there was no way she could have stolen anything that quickly. >> You took all my stuff. Okay. Can I wait? >> No, you got to get in the car. >> Can I? No, I need to get you something. >> No, you're going to get in our car. >> Why do I got to get in the car, Smith? >> It's cost. Okay. >> You got anything on you? Anything? Nothing. >> Why would they lie and say I got it when I came in with everything I came in with? I'm asking a question. >> Get in the car. >> No, I'm asking a question. stand out here in the pool. I don't care. >> I know. That's fine. That's why I want to know. Can you take me in there? They have a room that you can detain in. >> No. That's why we have a car here for you. >> Wait, but why am I being detained? >> You get in the car or not? >> No. I'm going stand on here. >> Have a seat in the car. >> Can they please? No. I'm pregnant. He already just slammed me and did all this. I >> I didn't slam you. But >> no, he did. But can you call? >> If you're pregnant, then do your baby right and have >> Right. Can you call for a medical assistant? >> Yeah. >> Can I get a surgeon? >> Yeah, you'll get a sergeant. 13. >> How long? >> I don't know. SIT IN THE CAR, PLEASE. >> WHY DO I have to sit in the car if I'm not going nowhere? Why can't I go in the store? >> I'm not saying it. But look at y'all. It's four men against one woman. >> And I'm trying to figure out what went in my bag that y'all claimed that went in my bag. >> Well, I didn't claim anything. >> Claim anything? >> Yes, he did. When he came up on the scene, HE SAID, "OH, MA'AM, JUST tell us. Do you have anything that belongs to that store? Everything I have there, I came in with." Right. So, who called the police and said that I had something in my bag? I'M GUESSING STORE IT, >> RIGHT? WHY? BECAUSE I'M [laughter] AFRICANAME. >> I DON'T KNOW. We don't play that game. LET'S NOT GO THERE, >> MAN. I'M THE ONLY >> I'm the only one that that came out that store that's getting the police called on. Are you kidding me right now? Cuz I can prove to you. >> Okay. IF YOU GIVE ME A POINT TO PROVE TO YOU THAT I'M NOT LYING for me to put this in your car. >> No. CAN YOU GIVE ME A point to prove to you yes or no? >> Just Yes or no? IT'S NOT. WHAT'S ON CAMERA? >> ALL OF IT. ME PUTTING STUFF IN MY BAG. >> YOU WALKED OUT THE STORE WITHOUT >> NO, I DIDN'T. OH MY GOD. ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW? >> THAT WAS my scaggs. Can you please give me a chance to prove this? Cameras everywhere. When I came in there, I didn't return. >> Who told you that? >> And I did. No, I'm not. No, I'm not. He got it. Get in the car. Everybody can watch you yell and scream and throw a fence. >> Yes, they are going to watch me yell and scream and throw a fence. He came out here lying talking about I took something. I was literally in the store. Watch camera. No, because now it's on my wreck. Yes. And I was in there 2 minutes. >> That's what came. >> 2 minutes and I stole some. >> And your chance to prove it in court. >> 2 minutes and I stole some. So how did I steal something that quick? >> You don't want to listen to anything we say. So it doesn't matter. >> I'm sure he's lying. We're all >> He is lying. He is lying. Listen to Okay, I'm done talking. The fastest way to turn yourself into a joke on police body cam footage is by giving a fake name. With nearly [music] $2,800 worth of stolen cosmetics exposed through surveillance video, all the screaming and victim playing instantly became meaningless. >> All right, turn off his car. Be a little comfortable at first. I'm going to put this horse on you. >> So, where am I going? >> The county >> to the jail. They are >> so and then I can't go in court or nothing today. It's over with the time is over. >> Well, I don't know. There's nothing we can do about this. You got to go. >> I know this part, but without >> you got to sit down and I and I'll have them walk away after you. >> Okay. >> That red strap stripe in there, that strap in there, that's your seat belt. Okay. Hang on to it. All right. Do what you got. >> Okay. Hold on. I'll tell them. >> I never even unstructed you. >> What's this? Huh? That's That's my my cousin thing. That's the one I use when I do a video visit to the county cuz I can't go in a penal institution. So I can't >> If you're lying about your name again, >> that's not my name. I never told you. >> What's your What is What is your >> that ID? I'm sorry. >> What is your last name? >> Okay. I just literally if you look it up. >> Okay. Give me a minute. >> Yeah. Maybe not. >> I still think that's right. >> Yeah. The woman was officially arrested for retail theft and resisting arrest. Using excuses like pregnancy and racial discrimination to portray yourself as a victim and pressure police is not a smart strategy. 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