Why am I still sitting here? >> I JUST EXPLAINED IT TO YOU. YOU WANT TO GET LOUD? I'LL GET LOUD. >> A routine stop turns into absolute chaos and she physically resists arrest. What triggered this wild confrontation with officers? The shocking answer will definitely leave you speechless. >> Just back up. Back up. that go back there. I'll talk to you guys in a second. Okay. >> You got to get my money. >> Yeah. >> What's going on? >> I'm pregnant. >> Oh, Jesus. >> Can you like Can you please come to my window, please? Please, sir. >> Why is it always something with you, Ala? >> I don't know, bro. I don't know, bro. I don't know. >> I'm not your bro. We've been over this. >> I apologize. >> It's always something with you, Ala. >> Yeah, it can always be something. >> Can you turn your windshield wipers off? Sorry. >> No, you're fine. Buddy, >> can you stop? Get in the car, Ala. >> Yeah. >> Get in the car. >> Shut up and get in the car, Ala. >> Bro, >> shut your door. >> Shut your car door. >> [ __ ] is a joke, bro. >> Is your car in park? >> Yes. >> Can you just wait here for a minute? I I'll come back and talk to you when you calm down. >> So, who here's messing with Ava? >> I know. I'm sorry. She You see my windshield? She broke that. >> Why'd she do that? Uh because she's she's delusional. >> She she thought she think I was doing something with her. This is my cousin's girlfriend. >> Are you and I were together? >> No, she she pregnant. >> Okay. >> So, she thought it was something else. She comes over, breaks her windshield. Those two rocks right there. >> Well, how' they end up back over there? >> Cuz we took them out the window. >> That's where the car was. Then she was talking about playing next again. So, I had to pull it in the garage. Dude got cameras right there at that house. He said he assumed a videape. Then she called me again and said she was about to come and bust my church windows out right here. So basically just waited till she came and she got here. She tried to get her money back. Then she started throwing all this this and that and that's what happened. >> I I I just didn't want my [ __ ] getting broke. So I pulled back up cuz she literally she like I'm about to come break your [ __ ] I pull up. She coming around the corner. >> She still living at her mom's >> with Huda. Yeah. I'm leaving. >> No, you're not. >> No. No. But you have to pay. >> No, you're not. >> Okay. Well, I got to go. You can come talk to me or I GOT TO GO. I'M NOT BEING ARRESTED. I'M NOT BEING DETAINED. SO, I HAVE ALL MY >> GIVE ME MY MONEY. GIVE ME MY MONEY. You're not getting Give me my money. I don't know you. >> I don't know you. >> In all the years you've dealt with me, when have you telling me what to do ever worked? >> And I'm not trying to tell you what to do. >> No, you are. >> Okay. I apologize. I'll sit here and listen to you. I understand. I admit my >> Get out of the car and let's talk. >> I don't want to get out the car. Can we just talk like this? >> Get out of the car and let's talk. >> You were already out of the car screaming and yelling at me. >> Right. It I'm not going to say it doesn't matter. >> I'm just trying to get the out of here. >> How'd the window get broken? >> I don't know them. The the right there in the gray jogging suit. >> Okay, don't say that again. >> I'm sorry. The guy in the gray jogging suit is my baby dad. >> Yep. >> Okay. I don't know. Nobody else. And the guy in the black one, he's the brother. I don't know nobody else over there. >> Okay. >> Okay. And I wasn't over here. I was with her. We were at the grocery store. I've been with her son. I left my baby dad's house yesterday night. >> He dropped me off. I have messages. >> I don't need all that. How'd the window get broken? >> I I don't know her. I have no idea. >> Why is every single one of them saying you broke the window? >> No one was over there. Duh. They're going to team up against me. >> So when I go watch this video, cuz apparently one of the neighbors says video and so I can watch it. >> WATCH THE VIDEO. WATCH THE VIDEO, SIR. GO. >> You're not going to be >> I'm not trying to be like that. Why? Why is it like this every time I deal with you? >> Because, bro, I'm not your bro. I'm a up individual if that's what you call it. >> Well, you can't stay out of trouble. >> Yes, I can. I've been out of trouble >> since since I turned 18. My record's clean. I have not been in trouble. So, >> but you're always dealt up in drama. And it's [ __ ] Alla. It's [ __ ] You're always dealt up in some [ __ ] >> I know. Trust. I'm not trying to use it as an excuse. It's cuz I don't know. I'm not going to make no excuses. I >> thought you were moving out of state. >> I did. I moved to Indiana for a minute. >> Well, why'd you come back? >> Because I had kids here. >> I don't know that. >> I don't know that. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> No, because I'm not about to keep on getting blamed for something to go watch the video. Like, I'm not about to keep getting blamed for something I didn't do. Period. Point blank. Like, >> when has you talking to me this way ever gone nowhere? It It doesn't get me nowhere. NO [ __ ] IT DOESN'T get you anywhere. >> I DON'T CARE. LIKE I DON'T CARE. [ __ ] I don't care. Like it's up. I don't care, bro. I should be dead or in jail to be honest, bro. I don't I don't want to be here. Like >> then why do you keep coming back? >> I don't know. I got kids to take care of literally that no one else will take care of. So it's my responsibility. >> They're your children. Who do you want to take care of? >> I don't put it on nobody else. So I take care of them. >> They're your children. Yes. You're supposed to take care of them. >> You told me why do I come back? I'm telling you why I come back to take care of my children. You ask me a question, I answer. >> God, you are such a smartass. Every time I deal with you, you are such a smartass. Even the times I've helped you, you've been nothing but a smart ass to me. >> You've never mind. I'm not going to say you never help me. All right. >> Yeah, cuz you know that's a lie. >> I know. That's why I stabbed myself. I know. I'm just a disappointment. I don't know why I'm like this. >> You still living with your mom? >> No. Where are you living? >> I live over there on >> with who? >> What do you mean with who? >> With who? >> My brother. >> Okay. >> Trying to act tough. Used to get her ass beat at the act tough as >> Yeah. Trying to act tough as used to get her ass beat on that. >> Literally act tough. >> Can you shut up? >> Cuz she is though. Like let's be real. >> What am I waiting here for? They know. They know because right now I'm investigating a possible crime where you broke a window. So, you are not free to go. >> Okay. So, >> and it is a courtesy. I have not put you in handcuffs while I investigate this. >> Okay. Well, what you want to put me in handcuffs? Like, is that what you're saying? >> Why are you always such a >> Because like, why am I still sitting here? >> I JUST EXPLAINED IT TO YOU. >> YOU WANT TO GET LOUD? I'LL GET LOUD. >> I DON'T CARE ABOUT NONE OF THAT [ __ ] I'M USED to that [ __ ] I DON'T CARE. >> NO [ __ ] YOU'RE USED TO IT. >> YES, I DON'T CARE >> BECAUSE YOU CAN'T STAY OUT OF TROUBLE. >> I DON'T CARE. >> You think you GOT IT ALL FIGURED OUT? >> I DON'T CARE. I KNOW I DON'T. IT'S THE DIFFERENCE. I KNOW I DON'T. >> Get out of the car. >> Alla, get out of the car. I'm dragging you. >> What am I getting out the car for? >> Because you're under arrest. >> Are you being serious right now? >> I'm 100% serious. >> Can I at least call my family and tell them? >> You can call when you're booked in. >> Are you being serious right now? >> Let's go. >> You're being serious right now? >> Yes. Get out of the car. >> Okay. Yes, sir. But whatever. >> Get out of the car or I'm dragging you out of the car. >> Take my wallet. Please make sure it gets to my house safe. It has all my money. >> Yes. Can you please make sure my stuff gets to to it safe right here? >> Let's go. Nope. Give me your phone. >> Go ahead. Get off of me. Take this [ __ ] Get off of me. Like, DAMN. HUH? DON'T DROP ME. I'MMA GO. LIKE, BRO. >> NO, BRO. >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. >> NO, I'M PREGNANT. STOP DOING THAT. WE'RE NOT SICK. GET OFF ME. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off OF ME. REALLY? >> STOP. >> I GOT PREGNANT. >> THEN STOP FIGHTING US NOW. >> Have 46 up. Get us a 32. Also, >> stoping ridiculous. All every time. Can we please put me in cuffs and get off my [ __ ] like that? My stomach is leaning to the right. Please, I'm not trying to be ignorant. >> Sit up. Stay down. This is gettinging ridiculous. Do you understand me? This is gettinging stupid now. You're definitely going to jail. >> But I was going regardless. Get in the car of me, bro. >> Get in the car. GOD, BRO. LIKE, LIKE REALLY. >> In reviewing this incident, it is clear that non-compliance and resisting a lawful order rapidly escalated what could have been a routine field investigation. Law enforcement officers are granted the authority to detain individuals when investigating a potential crime, such as the destruction of property seen here. Fleeing or violently resisting only compounds the legal consequences for the suspect. The situation intensified when the suspect physically engaged with officers, allegedly striking a female officer during the struggle. Under state statutes, assaulting law enforcement or actively resisting arrest shifts a misdemeanor inquiry into potential felony territory. Suspects must address grievances in a courtroom rather than combating officers at the scene, which risks severe injury to all. Ultimately, the initial lack of direct eyewitnesses briefly spared her from property damage charges, demonstrating the strict burden of proof required on scene. However, subsequent video evidence resulted in additional charges, proving that digital footprints often resolve disputes. This case serves as a stark reminder that cooperation is legally mandated and resistance guarantees prosecution.