Hey, you get your ass over here. Take it easy. HEY. >> THAT'S YOU TRESPASSING THE HOUSE. >> A SIMPLE NOISE COMPLAINT turned into a street brawl when an illegal immigrant decided the law did not apply to her. >> Yes. >> How you doing, hon? >> Hello. >> So >> It's only less than 11. >> So, and actually the actual order it says if it's it doesn't have a time if it's mostly by ear. All right. If I find this to be too loud the neighbor >> On May 12th, 2025, Trenton, New Jersey, Trenton police received a call about loud music coming from a residence on Brown Street. Officers arrived expecting a simple interaction, issue a warning, get a name, move on. What happened next was anything but simple. >> Can I get Can I get an ID? >> What? He needs an ID because he's going to write a ticket for that. >> Well, I'm not giving you an ID. >> Ma'am. >> I'm not giving you an ID. I can't give you an ID. >> Listen. Listen. I'm going to give you a warning. All right. >> here. >> Who lives here then? >> This is not my house. >> Okay, who lives here? >> I'm the owner. I rent the house. >> Okay, can I get Okay, so you rent you rent here? >> Yes. >> Do you live here? Yes or no? >> No, I'm the owner. >> Who lives here then? >> But why do you need my ID? >> Who? I tried to explain it to you. Who lives here? >> [music] >> When officers approached the property and requested identification, the woman at the scene, Isabel Gonzalez, refused. Not because she was in danger, not because she was being threatened. She simply refused. She also informed them she was in the country illegally and had no documentation. >> Why do you need my ID? >> Because I'm going to write it down cuz if we have to come back out here, I'm going to issue issue you a ticket. Right now you're just getting a warning. >> Okay, well, I'm going to write it down. >> I need your ID. >> I can't give you my ID. >> Why not? >> I don't have it with me. I left it >> Can I get your name then? >> Isabel. >> Isabel? >> Gonzalez. I'm a legal here. I don't have a >> How do you spell How do you spell How do you spell Isabel? >> I S A B E L. >> I S A >> B E L. >> B E L. >> Yes. >> All right, what's your last name? >> G O N >> G O N >> C A L E C >> Gonzalez? >> Yes. >> When's your birthday? >> I can't give you that. >> When's your birthday, hon? >> I can't give it to you. >> Hon >> I'm not giving it to you. >> You're really You're really making it difficult. All right. >> I can't give it to you. >> Why not? >> Officers asked for her name. She hesitated. They asked for her date of birth. She refused. Every request met with resistance. Every attempt to de-escalate met with defiance. And with each passing minute, what began as a noise warning was quietly becoming something far more serious. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong in my house. >> Listen. Listen. Listen. Just calm down. Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. Hey, you can't trespass over here. Hey, take it easy. Take it easy. >> HEY, THAT'S YOU TRESPASSING >> HOUSE. YOU TRESPASSING IN MY HOUSE. >> THIS IS PRIVATE >> I AM NOT TALKING to >> This is private property. >> THIS IS A PRIVATE PROPERTY. >> THEN, Gonzalez accused the officers of trespassing on her own property. A bold claim, but not a legal one. Officers responding to a complaint have lawful authority to be on that property. That argument did not hold. And when the physical struggle began, the last opportunity to walk away from this peacefully disappeared entirely. This is private property. >> No, you can't come in here. >> Hey, hey, hey. Hey. >> Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am. Ma'am, ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. What do What's your birthday? >> I'm not telling you. >> You don't want to tell me? >> You can't >> All right, do me a favor. Put your hands behind YOUR BACK. >> OH, YEAH? >> HEY, WAIT A MINUTE. >> PUT THAT PERSON OVER HERE. WHY DON'T YOU PUT HER >> RELAX. RELAX. RELAX. RELAX. 213 DISPATCH, can we get another unit out here? Relax. RELAX. >> NO, HE IS NOT. >> COME ON, LET'S GO. TURN AROUND, ISABELLE. TURN AROUND. CUZ NOW YOU'RE UNDER arrest for obstruction. Turn around, Isabelle. >> I am not turning. >> You're getting placed under arrest for obstruction. Turn around, Isabelle. >> Center. Hold on. >> Stop it, Isabelle. >> Okay. >> Stop it. >> You need to stop. You're not listening. >> Why are you doing this to me? >> You need to calm down. >> Yo, back up. >> Back away FROM HIM NOW. BACK UP. BACK AWAY. >> HEY. YO, BACK UP. You're obstructing. You're obs- Don't touch my face. Move back. >> What's your order? >> Holding onto this freaking thing now. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Move away from me. >> Hold on. >> Move. No English. >> IT IS OBSTRUCTION. >> HEY. HEY. BACK UP. >> MOVE AWAY. >> HEY. HEY. >> [laughter] >> LOOK AWAY. >> MOVE BACK. >> YO, BACK UP. >> Move back. >> Let me get your sign. >> No, you're fine. >> [clears throat] >> Yo, let go. >> I have explained to you three times already. You understand English. >> YO, THIS GUY WITH THE CAMERA IS GETTING LOCKED UP, TOO. >> YEAH, EVERYBODY. >> THE GUY IN THE RED SHORTS. >> Red shorts. >> Yeah, lock his ass up. Yo. >> She understood. >> Hold this one. Hold Hold Hold this one. Hold Hold this one. You got it? >> Yeah, you did understand. >> [laughter] >> YOU DID SEVERAL TIMES. >> HOLD ON. >> ALMOST GOT IT. >> BACKUP WAS CALLED. The crowd grew. Bystanders who had been watching from the sidelines made the decision to get involved, shouting, interfering, attempting to obstruct an active arrest. One by one, they crossed the line from witness to participant, and one by one, they faced the same consequences. >> [snorts] >> Who's? Take them anyways. 313 dispatch, code four. Two people under arrest. Here, come on. Come on. >> [snorts] >> All right. Who is whoever's car? All right, Kevin, just search her real quick. Kevin, can you search her before? Yeah. >> Thank you. You can have it. >> Stay in the house. >> That's fine. She's locked up for hindering and obstruction. He's locked up for obstruction. We tried to come out here and try to get her name. She didn't want to give us it, so I'm like, all right, I'll lock her up for hindering. And then he wanted to get involved. And that guy over there wanted to get involved trying to stop us from locking her up. So, and this guy was mouthing off the whole time, but >> Isabel Gonzalez was arrested and charged with obstruction of justice and hindering apprehension after refusing to provide identification and actively resisting officers. Additional individuals on scene, including a male interfering with the arrest, were also taken into custody on obstruction-related charges. Drop a comment below. Did the charges fit the crime? 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