Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. >> Sit down. You're talking to me. >> Let me go. You [ __ ] my husband now. >> Stop. >> Get out of the car. >> Relax. >> I'm not [ __ ] Why? >> Because she's searching you. >> My head though. Like she's going to pull the whole thing off. Oh, that's right. >> Psycho shoplifterss pretend to be clueless or insane to escape blame. But cops bring them back to reality and make them pay the price. Here are what happens when psycho shoplifterss get humbled by cops. Follow and like so you won't miss new videos every day. First, let's start with a woman who used her child as a shield for her crime. >> What did I resist though? >> I'm done talking. >> Let me know what I resisted. Throw me on. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Throw me on me. They're talking to me. They're talking to me. I got video. >> On March the 6th, 2024, officers responded to a chaotic scene at a Walmart where Ariel was caught shoplifting. The situation quickly spiraled out of control with her young children witnessing the drama leading to multiple charges in a tense standoff. >> Hey, police, go with them. You're not resisting them cuz they're you're detained for shoplifting. Go over there. I wasn't even I didn't pay for it. [Music] >> Get in the office. >> Yes. Come on. >> Your ID. >> I don't have it on me to the car. And I I don't have >> Okay, take the bag off. >> Take the bag off. >> For what? >> Take the bag off. >> What are you doing? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> Heather, >> stop resisting. You putting my head behind my back. Heather, >> I don't know, bro. >> Stop. >> They're embarrassing me. Heather, my kids, please. Cuz they're embarrassing me. I didn't do anything. >> Sit down. You're going to jail >> for what? >> You're resisting me and them. Sit down. >> I didn't resist anybody. What are you talking about? >> Shut up. >> Oh, what a role model. Using her kids as a free pass. But the cops instantly exposed her shameless act. >> I didn't even do anything to resist anything. What the hell? Pour it out. Pour it out. There's nothing in there. >> Oh, okay. >> I already paid for that. >> No, she paid for that. That's all they need to pay for. >> Call the people that I don't care. My kids can't be in there with them with us. >> Sit down. >> Literally, she's down. >> Sit down. >> You're doing this. You're acting a fool in front of them. >> No, I'm not. >> Guess what? Shut up. >> Shut up, Heather. We're on the grocery sign by the wine count screaming. >> Nobody's coming in here. They're pushing me. Come get my kids. >> They're doing crazy [ __ ] to me, man. They're doing crazy to me right now. Y'all give me a hug because they don't like black people. Give me a hug. >> No, you should be embarrassed because you're acting like a parent. >> No, I'm not doing >> Yes, you are. You're stealing in front of your kids and you're going to jail. >> I will get my credit card out and pay for everything right now if you want me to do that. But can you please not make my kids stand right here? Like, I promise to God, I will do that. If that's the issue. It wasn't swipe cuz it broke or something. >> Don't cry. It's okay. I did not grab you, bro. >> I have you on video right here grabbing my arm. You need to cut my finger. >> You pushed me. I did not touch you, bro. Yes, you did. Grab the camera. >> You grabbed my arm and I never watched. >> You pushed me just right. >> My hands were on my phone and on the car. >> Can you take them outside, please? Finally, her friend arrived to take the children away, leaving Ariel without her get out of jail free card. Without missing a beat, she went right back to playing the innocent victim as if she did nothing wrong. [Music] What do you mean? >> I'm taking this off of you cuz we're not going to have somebody on the phone while you're under arrest. >> You're not going to do what? >> You're not going to do what? I'm sorry. >> You're not talking to anybody. >> Why are you acting like that towards me? Like I did something aggressive. I didn't >> You are You're resisting. >> I didn't resist anything. >> Okay. Bullit. >> What did I resist on camera? >> What did I resist? >> Okay, we're going to play stupid. >> What did I resist though? >> I'm done talking. Let me know what I resisted. >> Going to jail. It's okay. That's all you need. >> What did I resist? >> If you want me to pay the cash money, I can pay cash instead of >> not pay nothing cuz you had the chance to do it and you didn't. >> I didn't want to go through. >> Cool. And so you walked out of the store with all their >> excuse me. >> You got your ID on you? >> Sit down for her. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> All right. Well, >> no. I just >> I'm not releasing any property to you. Unless >> you're going to do what the they're asking. >> Hold on. Wait. >> Cuz you're pissing me off at this point. I'm about to resist. >> With her announcement, she seemed determined to make everything worse. Escalating the situation in ways no one could have predicted. Doing crazy things that left everyone stunned. [Applause] >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Sit down. They're choking me. They're choking me. Got video. >> Hey, send me another unit. >> No one. >> He just put his hand around my throat. >> You just He just put his hand around my throat. >> Are you serious? >> We have cameras all over it. He just put his hand. >> No, he just put his hand around my throat. >> What is your name? >> You just battered a law enforcement. >> I didn't do anything. >> Yeah, you just charged at me. >> I stood up like this. >> Yeah. Now you're getting in my face again. >> Anyway, should be like she >> you're taking me to jail anyway. I don't live in Florida anymore. >> You're taking You're taking >> I don't care. >> Let me understand this. Hey, let me understand this. You're going to jail anyway. So add more crimes. Is that what you're doing? >> I'm going to jail anyway. You're going to be a [ __ ] anyway. You're being a since you walked up to me. Cuz I didn't resist anything. >> You resist. Walked away. I didn't resist anything. I didn't resist anything with you. >> Okay. >> You said police. I turned around straight up. I did. >> Yeah. And then when I put you in handcuffs, you pulled away. You I did not. >> We were already in this room. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> I didn't have to walk in this room. >> Okay. Sit down. >> What do you mean? >> Shut the [ __ ] up and sit down. >> Don't tell me to shut down. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Kill me. Kill me. >> Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. I have to keep trying. I just need >> think it couldn't get more intense. Hold on tight because this woman was about to take the situation to a whole new level of chaos. >> You're not going to let me stand up, bro. Let me stand up, bro. >> Then stand up and stop deading yourself. >> Shut the up cuz you racist or something, bro. You aggressive me the whole time. Record everything. Record everything. Calm down. Get in the car. >> Did you record him dragging? >> Get in the car. >> Get in the Cool. Get Come record this. Yeah. Come record her resisting >> cuz you talking to me doing crazy ass. >> Stop kicking me. >> Stop pushing me to get >> in the car. >> Let me get [Music] I just need to turn that. >> You're an [ __ ] Racist ass [ __ ] That's what you are. >> I think you're racist. >> No, you are. Cuz I didn't do anything until you aggressively handed me. >> Okay. >> They didn't do nothing until you aggressively handed me >> and then you kicked me in the face. >> Nothing. I didn't kick you. >> Okay. >> You was hitting me and pulling me and sliding me on the ground. What do you mean? >> Yeah, because you dead weighted. You're resisting again. >> When her yelling and wild behavior failed to rattle the officers, she switched tactics, demanding her belongings as a way to continue her chaos. >> My stuff. Where is my stuff? Heather, they won't give me my stuff. They won't give me my stuff. Heather, >> can I talk to you a sec? >> No. >> Can I not get the >> Heather, please give me your stuff. They won't give it to me. My purse, my phone, my watch, everything. >> Ariel, please be quiet. I need somebody to get my stuff. >> I'm trying. Be >> I'm getting paid in four weeks and I need R to get me out and I will pay him back. >> Calm down and be quiet. >> I need Ra to get me out. I will give him the money. >> What? Ariel, be quiet. >> No. Aggressively manhand me and think I'm supposed to sit out and let you because you're a police. Okay. >> You think I'm supposed to just let you manhandle me? >> I hope you're ready to be a felony handle me. >> No. Just cuz you're a police. >> Ariel, you want me to call your mom? >> No. >> Okay. Can you tell me what she's charged with? >> Uh battery leo, resisting with violence. Um >> battery and resisting >> and then shoplifting and resisting retail merchant. >> Okay. Um so four different charges >> cuz we leave in 3 days. So how is that? >> I I wouldn't be able to give her wouldn't be able to uh give her a citation if she was cooperative because she's not from around here. because she's not from around here. >> Yeah, she's from Texas. >> Okay. So, it's going to be longer than 3 days is what you're saying. >> It could be. I mean, I don't know. She'll have So, she'll see a judge in the morning. >> Oh, okay. >> After dealing with the chaotic shoplifter, the officer returned to the store to gather the necessary evidence related to the incident. She got a good chunk out of my finger. >> Yeah, she kicked me when I got her out in the car. You okay? >> Yeah, she just cut me. >> Where's it at? >> Right here. >> I'll have to take a picture. What did she do? How did that happen? >> She like at this point right here where I'm right here. I have a hold of the buggy and then she grabs a hold of my wrist. When she does that, my finger gets sliced by the button. Stings like a mother. You want videos of her resisting? We have the one in here twice. >> If you can save all of those things. >> She admitted to everything. I didn't have to read her Miranda. She said she admitted to stealing. She admitted to the battery. She was doing it. She was. >> Yeah. I don't understand. Like she's like, "Get get my kids out of here so she can actually school even more." >> She wants to keep record trespasser, too. So I let me roll out with you. >> Just tell her not walking back on the property. >> You tell me nothing. I'm here. You're >> being trespassing. >> Can you just go ahead and like just refresh my mind? So she tried to pay with the EBT. >> Yeah. >> So she's at the selfch check. >> She scanned stuff. She was concealing stuff under the bags. They she had the cancel it and went to a register where she only paid for Dr. Pepper and then walked out. >> Okay. And when I was over there, she grabbed like she grabbed my arm. And >> can I take a picture of your uh to go home? It's fine. She grabbed your this arm. >> She grabbed this arm and pushed down. >> Okay. >> Ain't nobody do that to fat ass. >> I got video of it. >> In the squad car. She kept yelling and arguing with the officer. Eventually, her friend arrived to collect her stuff. >> It's resisting. >> You said I resisted before. So what do you mean? >> You said I resisted before. So what is it? >> So you resisted a retail merchant. You were literally lying on >> Okay. And then you resisted arrest. And then you resisted arrest out here. And then you battery Leo when you got in my car, kicked me in the face. >> Yeah. It's It's my fault that you stole, right? You admitted to stealing before I even got you in the office. >> Make sure you turn in that camera. >> Mhm. Oh, it's going to be turned in. >> Is the groceries that she bought is that being >> She didn't buy anything but a Dr. Pepper. >> She bought She stole everything on her receipt. >> Yeah, she So what? Here's her purse. >> Thank you. Don't I I cannot release I just want you to understand I cannot release anything if I don't know who you are. It don't make any sense. And then she comes back after me like she's been doing this whole time and says, "Oh, it's stolen. >> It's stolen." Well, I'm just letting you know my point of view. It's stolen. And then she tries to come after the police department. Well, I handed it to you, but I never got your name. And then they look at me like I'm the >> So, she went to a register. She scanned everything. There was an issue. And then >> they avoided the transaction. She went to another register where she was supposed to ring everything up. Well, she only pays for a Dr. Pepper and then she walked straight out the door. Before I got here, they tried to confront her and then she tried to walk away from them >> and then that's when she started this whole fiasco. So, >> okay. This is everything I need though, right? This is all her stuff she had with her. Okay, cool. And then you said one more time, the county, >> the scambi county. >> That's scam. You want to remember that? >> Scami scam. Scambia. In the end, Ariel was charged with battery on an officer and resisting with violence, a thirdderee felony in Florida, punishable by up to 5 years in prison, probation, and a $5,000 fine. Parents actions in stressful situations shape how children perceive authority and handle stress. Modeling calm and respect teaches valuable life lessons. Next, watch this woman go crazy after being caught red-handed. >> Do what I tell you. >> Let me go. You [ __ ] >> I tell >> my husband now. >> Stop. >> On May 26th, 2024, police responded to a woman caught pushing a cart full of goods out of Walmart without paying. When stopped, she exploded. And here's how officers handled it. >> Pull away from me. >> Do not need my bag. >> Don't. I had surgery on my shoulder. Let me go. >> Then walk. >> Don't talk to me like that. >> Then walk on your own. >> You don't want me to cuss at you. You will not cuss at me like that. >> Yes. Please keep on because I've got an officer that's in my family that's on his way. >> Cool. >> And I He can tell you that you won't talk to me like that >> and you're not going to keep swinging me around. >> Then walk. >> I'm walking. >> The suspect was handcuffed immediately while store staff counted the stolen goods. So many that officers couldn't help but laugh when she began to resist. >> Your pain's in my arm. >> I'm not touching her. >> I'll put some glasses right there. makes you feel like >> hers. Where are you taking the lock into the jail? >> I'm not going to jail. >> That's funny. >> Let myself go. >> You're under arrest. >> It's pinching me. >> Sit down. >> You won't abuse me. You might do it to everybody else. You will not. >> You're going to do what I tell you. >> Let me go. You [ __ ] Do what I tell you. >> Call my husband now. >> Stop. >> Call my husband. >> Let's go put her in the car. >> Call my husband. Let me go. >> Let me go. >> You're going to jail. >> You cannot hit me like that. >> Stop. >> The woman screamed non-stop as she was escorted to the car. Minutes later, she tried pressuring officers by claiming her young children were trapped inside the store. But was that really true? >> I'm not going anywhere until I talk to my hotel. >> Let you go. >> Get in the car. Take a seat. Kick your feet down. >> Okay, we'll get you attention to the jail. >> Y'all can't take me for nothing. My kids are unattended. >> You have kids here? >> My kids are unattended. >> Where? >> At the store. Do you have kids here for real? I have kids. >> Are the kids at this store? >> I'm a 16. >> A 16-year-old. >> 053. >> Can I Can I please go in and sit down for a second, >> please? >> Just wait here. AMS is coming here. Did you guys see her come into the store? >> We did. We did not. We picked her up when she was shopping on an aisle. We watched her come from the back of the store all the way up through Garden Center, try the Garden Center gate, which was locked. Then she looked and saw the uh east emergency uh access out the side. So she goes up to it, tries the bar, looks around, repositioned some of the stuff she had, pushed through that bar, and that's when Kevin got to the gates, held it. Uh and then we had a female witness come up. At no time did I see any children. >> Okay. >> I'm going to look and see if I can >> All right. Yeah. She's saying she has some juvenile children here, and I don't want to leave them. That's fine. I just want to check. I don't want to leave them here. >> No, I understand. Officers took statements from store security and shockingly they confirmed no child was ever with her. But the drama was far from over. >> Have you been stopped here before? >> If you want to have a seat, stop for shoplifting. You guys want to have a seat? >> Um, I had a situation like 5 years ago where I had some people with me and we came to this room here, but it was sort of >> Oh, yes, ma'am. I knew that name was familiar. You dealt with me last time as well. You've lost a lot of weight since then. >> Yeah, but it was it was um >> almost a felony. >> No, it stopped there. >> Prosecutor. >> I understand. But it was it was thrown out. I didn't have to go to jail or anything like that because of the circumstances. >> Then we had to go to court. If I believe I remember correctly, your dad never showed up. >> No. I am going to get in a handcuff. >> Could you hand me my please? >> No. >> So, EMS just pulled up. They're going to come in and check on you. Make sure you're okay. Okay. >> The staff confirmed this was her second offense at the same store. They then provided camera evidence despite her desperate excuses. >> All right. This is She tried the gate first. Gates locked. >> All right. That's the camera. >> Okay. I don't I'm not sure how what happened with the camera. So, I'm going to do it as separate. >> Yeah, I didn't. >> No, I didn't deny >> Yeah, that's her. >> Oh, she's the camera lady. That was good. I was trying to say that the serial number was wrong. It was the wrong camera. >> I didn't say that. The workers said that. >> But she lost fire over here. >> Okay. >> I bought the camera. >> Mhm. >> I still have the receipt. >> So, first she pushes the lever in and she stands in for a minute. >> Oh, you saw the face? >> Yeah. She got so excited. Yeah. >> No, I didn't. If you see what I'm doing, I'm licking my lips. >> Okay. >> I went to the tanning bed and my lips are chapped. >> And then she swapped over so that she can get the cart for the door. >> But if you pay attention, I just pulled the cart there. >> The door opens the >> prop the door open. >> That's when Kevin intercept. >> What were you going to do after that? >> I seen him right there. >> If he wouldn't have come, what were you going to do? >> I was going to go right to the front and pet. I have, if you look at my wallet right now, I have the money to pay for it. >> But she said that she didn't pull the card out the door at all. She gets the cart fully out the door before he approaches her. >> We're under arrest for felony, shoplifting, and obstruction. Okay. >> Look, you lied to me. You tried to argue with me. You tried to fight everybody here. You you you didn't try and fight me physically, granted, but you argued with me the whole time. >> Why you recorded me? >> No, he to he took a picture. The suspect kept up her act, using her children to gain sympathy and blame her circumstances, but it seemed far too late. >> What's the address that they are at or going to be at tonight? Cuz you're not going to be out of jail until Tuesday. >> Well, hang on a second. How old's the second child? Not the 16-year-old. >> She's 14. >> So, the 14-year-old was at home alone? No, the uh the 16-year-old is there with her and she was supposed to go by and pick up her older sister. >> You just said the 16-year-old was here. >> I said she drove here and remember I just said I don't know if she's still here. >> I didn't I didn't see her car. >> All right. >> Is there any way I can say one more thing to Samantha? >> Miss Samantha wants to talk to you. And um gentleman, is he your coworker, colleague? >> Um he works. >> He works for you. >> Yes, ma'am. >> 601. >> I just like for you to understand >> that I was upset and I apologize. >> I understand, man, but we gave you every opportunity to cooperate with us and all you wanted to do was was argue. You have to understand where we're coming from on it, too. But I thought >> we gave you an opportunity. >> But I thought the opportunity for me to cooperate was coming with you. You said to comply and come with you, right? >> We told you that several times and we stood there for about 10 minutes arguing. Maybe not 10 minutes, but a good 5 minutes arguing about it. >> And I I apologize. I was scared. I was worried. But please don't lock me up for this. I will lose my career. I'll lose my family. I'm begging you. If you have, please. >> When she realized the lies wouldn't work, the woman begged for mercy. But Walmart stood firm. Security confirmed she was no exception to their zero tolerance for thieves. >> I lock up people for doing a lot less than this. I had one earlier today that was a little over $40 when they got locked up. So, if I lock them up, I have to lock you up. >> I never shut my face here. >> It's fairness and consistency. If I'm not fair and consistent, then I lose my job. And I'm not losing my job for anybody. Anybody I'll never show my face around here again. >> I ma'am I understand that you're concerned about losing your career but what you don't understand is that if I cut you a break and I let you go I lose my career and that's how I support my family >> and I have to support my family. My family >> CTW >> for that I gave you notified right now that you restricted from Walmart property for at least the next years from today. You cannot enter any or you will be arrested for criminal trespass. >> We're done with her. >> Yeah, she's good to go. >> Come on, let's walk out. >> Samantha, >> I can't tell. >> Please, I cannot. >> No other option. Get up and walk. In the end, the woman was charged with felony shoplifting and obstruction. She was banned from Walmart properties and now faces prosecution in court. Once again, a mother tried to use her children and circumstances to excuse her crimes. But no excuse could save her from facing justice. Next, watch these teens make a foolish move and pay the price instantly. >> Get out of the car. >> Stop racing. Relax. >> On May 14th, 2024 in Florida, officers responded to Target after three shoplifterss fled the store. The chase turned tense as suspects scattered in different directions. Here's what happened next. >> Hang on. I got overfilled with one here. I said let me get >> stop resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hey, this car here. Is there anybody in that car? >> I don't know. >> I don't know where the other >> The police subdued one out of the three suspects and handcuffed them on the spot. after which the remaining suspects gradually revealed themselves. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. I'm giving you an order. Get on the ground. Belly down. >> Where's your friend? >> Go to him. I got it. Go to him. [Applause] >> And that's your friend. There's another in between clock cars near center light. >> I ain't doing that. Get me. >> All right, you can just walk over there. >> Overfield. >> Walk over. >> Okay, man. Get out. >> Fox perhaps. >> Red Hyundai. That burgundy Hyundai. They're coming out pretty fast. >> Can I get my shoes, please? >> Where they at? >> Yep. They will know. >> Can you get her shoes? >> No, that's fine. >> What? >> Granted later. >> You want to run from the police? I'm not going to give you no shoes. >> Hey, keep her there. Keep her there. Keep her there. >> Nope. Stay right here. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything sharp on you? How old are you? >> 18. >> 18. Okay. Is that your phone? All right. >> The tense chase continued when the last suspect tried to flee in a car, compelling police to bring in backup to make the arrest. >> Get out of the car. >> How hard is this? >> Hey, stop. Stop racing. Relax. >> I'm not doing [ __ ] I'm just asking for y'all. 541 parking garage. >> While the other suspects appeared relatively cooperative, the pink-haired girl kept screaming, forcing the police to warn her about her resistance. Identify. >> Lean forward against the car. Spread defeat. Lean forward against the car. Do it now or you're resisting and you'll get a resistance. [ __ ] >> [ __ ] why the >> Because she's searching you. >> My head though. Like she trying to pull the whole thing off. >> That's right. >> Yes. >> People put all the time, >> [ __ ] I didn't though. Like you She literally snatched the [ __ ] off. >> Like you crazy. >> Can you see under it? >> There we go. Thank you. >> No, >> nothing. >> Just a bobby pin. >> Just a bobby pin. >> Oh, you say? >> Yep. >> Let me just um just pull it down, sir. >> What? >> My hair. >> Your hair? >> Yeah. >> You have any idea how much you stole? >> We stealing nothing. >> You go get my shoes now. He gone. I got to stay with you, but we'll get your shoes. Don't worry. Before Before we go anywhere, you're getting your shoes. Okay. >> Okay. >> Where's your office? >> Give me the office >> like of this wall. >> Yeah. I'm going to grab the I'm going to grab that car on the way so no one else No one here grabs the thing and puts it back and then I'll bring it in the office. >> At the same time, another officer accompanied the store employee to collect evidence. The suspects were all confirmed to be over 18, making criminal prosecution only a matter of time. It's 95 in there. So, we'll wait for the show up. [Applause] >> What's that? >> What does it show up? >> I don't know. What does it show up? >> What' you say? We put you on. >> I don't know. Why do we talk in codes? >> What? >> Huh? >> What' you say? >> What did you say? >> Please call my grandma. How old are you? >> 23. >> You're 23. You'll be able to call if it goes towards the arrest route. You'll be able to call when you get to a jail. Okay. >> 1 2 3. >> Get you somewhat out of the heat. >> Any pocket on? Okay. >> I'm going to go get her shoes. They're right there. >> Okay. That's awfully nice of you. Why you dragging me? >> I'm not dragging you. Why don't you walk that way? >> No. >> I'm so I'm so security. Did you go walking? Come on, man. >> Do you have an ID on you by a chance? >> I do have an ID. >> What you say? >> Oh, we're going to play that game. >> Yeah. on the other. >> All three were escorted straight to the station with the total value of stolen goods confirmed at $1929, an amount high enough to elevate the charges to a serious felony. >> How much was >> uh $1,900? >> A little over that. >> Let me see. $1,92952 and that is not including tax which would have been $1149. In the end, the three girls were officially charged with grand theft involving nearly $2,000. A crime that could carry up to 5 years in prison along with heavy fines. What do you think about the sentence for these reckless offenders? Leave your comments below. Now comes the surprising raid on the home of a woman who secretly swindled her employer out of nearly $2 million over the years. >> Let go of the phone now. >> No, I'm on the phone with my lawyer. >> I'm on the phone with my lawyer. >> A lot of stuff. >> On May 25th, police unexpectedly raided an apartment where a woman had been reported for embezzling millions of dollars over the years with sophisticated forgery schemes. This was how it unfolded. Open the door. >> Cal police. Open the door. >> Open the door. I have a search warrant. Open the door. >> Yes. >> Open the door or you're going to I'm going to break your door. >> I'm going to open the door. >> Sure. >> Okay. Anyone else home? >> No, it's just me and my dog. Are you my >> Can I please see you the warrant, please? >> Yep. We'll give you a copy. >> What is this? >> Your husband, brother, or your children? >> No, my children are at school. >> Go and step out. Step with my partner over here. I got to explain everything to you. Okay. We have to make sure there's no one else here. So, >> I have to step out. >> Yes. >> Please. Please. >> Okay. Can I not get my purse or anything? >> You have to go out without them. >> The woman barricaded herself inside until police warned her about resisting and showed the search warrant. Moments later, they quickly forced their way into the house. >> Let go of the phone now. >> No, I'm on the phone with my lawyer. >> I'm on the phone with my lawyer. >> Let go of the phone, please. Thank you. I'll stay. Just >> I'm going to hang out with you. Okay. >> Can you please explain to me what's going on? >> Yep. There's a search for your house. Okay. I have an officer that's going to talk to you once we make sure that everything's safe in here. Okay. All right. There's no one else home. There's no kids home. Anything like that? >> No. But >> is your husband home or is he not home? Okay. >> Can I call my lawyer at least? Like >> Yep. You can do that. Okay. what we're going to work on today. >> So, I have to wait until you guys win. >> There's a circle signed by a judge that says that we will be searching. >> Okay. >> Max, you got upstairs. >> Yeah, I'll hold it. Right. Watch that new corner. The woman demanded her lawyer nonstop while the house was a chaotic mess. Dogs barked loudly and clutter piled high, shocking everyone who entered. >> My lawyer said I shouldn't open the door, do anything, or tell you guys to contact them first. If you didn't open the door, I would have broke it down. But so you're doing what you're supposed to be doing. Okay. >> I've got a search warrant signed by a judge. It's not like I asked to come in. I got an order to come in by the judge. >> Okay. >> Okay. That's the garage on the right. >> I'm going to clear. >> Clear. >> Are there any weapons in the home or anything like that? >> Yeah, my husband has conceal carry. >> Yeah, they're locked up though. >> I'm pretty sure. Yeah. And he's >> no. >> Okay. >> Pantry. It's clear. >> The suspect admitted there were guns in the house and that the children had gone to school. It was terrible that they had to live in such a dangerous environment because of these irresponsible parents. >> Can I at least call someone to get my kids from school? like this is delay and process if I can't call him and at least say that. >> When do they get off school? >> Uh my kid gets out of school at 12:00. >> Okay, we got a little bit of time for that, but I will make you let you make phone calls for that. Okay, it's 9:30. >> But if he's out on a truck run, why can't I call him and just tell him to get back here now? I I don't have anyone in decid. >> Okay, we'll make we'll let you make that call. Okay, just not at this moment. Okay, we got to make sure house is safe, everyone's safe, and then we'll start having conversation. Okay, go ahead. >> Don't believe there's warrants. >> We got to go around. >> No rush. >> Yeah, there's deep deep corner to the right. Turning back here. >> Yep. Am [Music] I under arrest or something >> at the moment? No. >> I'm not understanding why I can't call my husband just to tell him to head back this way then. >> Nope. I understand you don't have a phone on you right now, though. So, you can't call your husband right now. >> I do have another phone I can use, though. Or I can >> That's also part of the search. >> My tablet's part of it, too. >> Mhm. You guys clear? >> Uh, we're almost about uh 15 seconds. We'll be done. >> Police continued gathering evidence and as they moved upstairs, it seemed like a second surprise was waiting. >> Hey, Li. She says he's out on a run right now, so no one should be home. You guys, >> I swear no one is here but me and my dogs. I >> got I appreciate you. >> I know. >> Closet. Good. [Applause] Where? There's >> a lot of stuff. >> You guys good then? >> Good. Almost last room. You guys, while you guys are here, check secondaries. >> Good. >> Good. We get under the bed. Good to clear the channel. >> Sorry. >> Are you good for me to clear the channel? >> Yes. >> We're secure. Clear fire, please. >> During the search, police found luxury luxury assets worth hundreds of thousands of dollars along with forged checks and fraud evidence, bringing the company's losses to nearly $2 million. The investigation also showed she had secretly taken company health insurance causing an extra $39,000 loss. And on her phone, they discovered searches about prison sentences for moneyaundering and fraud. Proving that even though she knew the consequences, she still chose the path of crime. >> Why do they want my text messages? >> For the offense that's in the listed in the war. He said the offense. >> Can you explain that? What does that mean? >> You got a lot of questions. There's another detective that's going to have those answers for you. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'll get him for you once he's done his thing inside. How long you live? >> Uh 3 years now. >> Okay. on four. How >> many dogs? >> Six. >> Two. I'm babysitting and four. All right. So, this is Detective Bl. We got a lot of questions. He's got the information for you. Okay. So, um patient, if you would please just just go ahead and slip on the screen. >> Why can't we stand? I would like to stay closer to my house if that's possible. Well, at at this point at this point in time, unfortunately, I'm going to have to have you come around the station with me. Okay. >> For what? >> Huh? As as right now, you're in c you're in custody. You're under arrest for theft as of right now. Okay. >> So, I'm being charged. >> As of right now, yes. >> Okay. So, when can I call my husband? >> I'll let as soon as we get down there and I know you have a lot I know you have a lot of questions and I want to be as accommodating as possible. Okay. So, as soon as we get down there, says we'll sit down, we'll have a talk and uh when everything's everything's situated, like I said, I can answer questions for you, and I'll let you make my phone calls you need to. Okay. >> So, who's all under arrest? Who's all under arrest? Who are you charging? >> As of right now, you're the only one here. So, as of right now, you're the you're the only one that's being charged. >> Who else would be charged? My husband would be charged. >> I don't at this this point in time, this is I'm just concerned about talking to you. Okay. Despite the suspect's constant pleas to wait for her lawyer, call her husband, and worry about her children, police firmly told her she was arrested on multiple charges. >> But you didn't even answer more of my questions. >> He will. He will. We've got to do this part first. We will talk to you more at the police department. So, for now, >> put your hands behind your back. >> So, I So, when can I make my my phone call? Because my kids get out at 12. >> Step forward, please. Thank you. Pull your sleeve up a little bit and your hair out of the way so we don't get stuck in there. Okay. >> In the end, the woman was charged with theft over $1 million, misappropriation of financial institution property, operating a financial crimes enterprise, and three counts of forgery. Her bond was set at $500,000. Let this be a reminder. Greed and deception may buy luxury for a while, but they always end in handcuffs. Next, meet a crazy drunk woman. >> Have a remote. >> On February 4th, 2025, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle at a McDonald's drive-thru. Here's what happened next. >> Hello, Officer Rodriguez, City Pair Police Department. Is it for the I'm Officer Rodriguez, the city of P police department. >> Reason for the stop is you stopped on the white line on the crosswalk back there on the stop light. Were you aware of that? >> The turn line. >> So, you know where this the light is. You were stopped on the crosswalk. You're supposed to stop before the crosswalk. Does that make sense? >> Can I see your driver's license approve uh pro insurance, please? Ma'am, can I see your driver's license? Where's the stoplight? Right. >> Yes. It's right here on third. Can I see your driver license provision? >> Do you have camera? But I stopped before that. >> Cuz I did not. >> You stopped on the crosswalk. >> No, I did not. >> I didn't. You didn't signal either when you were going to turn. Plus signal 50 ft before you turn. >> I stopped to the point where I was going to turn before. >> Okay. And you also don't have your seat belt on. >> No, I just took it off. Okay. >> Yes. 100%. I just took it off. >> Okay, that's fine. Can I see your driver's license? Approve insurance, please. >> Do you have your driver's license? Approve insurance. >> Okay, cuz I really don't want you reaching in for anything in your car. >> I'm sorry. >> I don't want you reaching in your car in random places. Okay. Where's your driver's license? Approve insurance. >> Do you know that you are pulling me over in a drive-thru right now? >> That's fine. You committed the offense in public parkway over in the public roadway over there. It's fine. Can I see your driver's license? Prove insurance, please. I pulled >> That's fine. What is fine >> that we're here? It's fine. >> That is fine. >> Can I see your driver's license proof of insurance? >> 100% fine. >> Can I just see your driver? >> Apparently, she was completely wasted and absolutely refused to cooperate. Not even a little. >> What's going on? >> No, you don't. >> No. Yeah. What's going on? >> You're a Peoria police. No, you don't. >> Yeah, I'm pure police. What's wrong with that? >> Yeah, I know. >> Okay. What's your name there? Can I get your name? >> Nova. No, but what do >> you want? My my ID? >> Yeah, if you have it, I've been asking for it. >> No, I don't have a physical one, but do you want my number? >> Your number? >> Mhm. >> You have your like driver's license number on hand? Do you remember it? You memorize it? I'm going have her step out of the car since she's driving insurance. She doesn't have any step out of the car, ma'am. You don't lock your car. You should step out. Step out of the vehicle, please. >> Hold on. Step up out of >> Mom. Okay, listen. You guys, >> first of all, first of all, I'm going to help you. >> I can do this on my own. Thank you. What is your name? >> Step out or you dragged out. I'm not telling you again. >> That's not Step out or you're getting dragged. Okay, >> that's not Let's go. Get out. All right. >> Have a remote for the vehicle. >> Okay. >> At that point, she kept resisting, which made the arrest a whole lot harder than it had to be. >> No [ __ ] Sherlock. >> You're the one doing it. >> No, they didn't give me a chance. >> Guess what? Guess what? >> But thank you. No, you know what? If >> you If you would have listened the first time, none of this [ __ ] would have happened. >> You're right. You're right. >> I'll get hit with another charges. Oh, >> what what charge >> for being right >> for being resisting? It's called resisting. >> Wow. >> All you have to do is listen first time. >> Yeah. 5 seconds is not a first time. >> Okay. >> You were told multiple times. >> I told you to step out of the vehicle. >> Yes, you did. >> It will all be on body cam for your court cases. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Uh, >> no. >> You have a bra on? >> Yeah. >> You have anything in your bra? >> Yeah, that's true. >> You got over there. >> There we go. We can't leave it in the drivethru, can we? >> That's why I asked to pull it. That's >> what I was told. No >> to pull it. >> Yes. >> What does that mean? >> Um to pull it into a parking spot. >> Oh, well, it's getting impounded. So, >> I don't up. But I asked you to pull it up, right? No, I didn't. >> No, you didn't ask me to pull up anywhere. >> Yes, I did. Oh, yes. The >> So, what was the purpose of pulling me over? >> I told you why. >> Why? >> When you were stopped at the red light back there, you were stopped on the crosswalk. >> The right turn. >> Yes. >> Yeah. Did you pull me over for a right turn? >> No, that's not why he just explained. You're in the crosswalk? He >> did not. >> He just said it. >> I told you you were stopped on the red lap or you were stopped at the crosswalk. >> You're supposed to be stopped before the crosswalk. I took a turn. >> The red light. >> Yeah, you're not getting stopped for turning on the red. That's not what you're getting stopped for. >> I'm sorry. What? >> What is that? My bag. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> So, my car gets pulled over for making a over the white line stop right turn. And my purse is getting dumped out. My car is getting started. So what? Please. >> She kept trying to twist the truth, but it was crystal clear. None of it was working >> because you're revoked. So your car has to get towed. >> Okay. I don't care about my car. >> So that's why you they have to go through it to make sure there's not weapons or something like that when it gets >> Yes. >> Yes. >> We We do that for every car that gets towed. You actually did not comply. >> Um, yes I did. I got told one time to get out of my car. You were told multiple times >> and I said, "Can I pull my car up to get out of?" So, is my mom on the phone? Could you call my mom? I will give you my call. >> Oh, we can't call her right now, but call her when you get down to the county. >> She was on the phone when you pulled me out of the car, right? >> Correct. >> No. >> Can you please call her? You can call her when you go down to the county. >> Uh, no. >> They'll let you get numbers out. >> That would give you consent to borrow her right there. >> She had a decent amount of cash in her uh >> in her bag, so I just put everything back in there. >> Okay. >> Mhm. It's all in her bag. >> Yes. I work at a bar. I'm a bartender. >> I have a decent amount of a lot. >> Yeah. All your all your money's in your bag. Okay. No, I'm just saying I have a decent amount of a lot of money in my bag on my >> All ones. >> Yes. You want to use them? >> I've seen you before. You want to use them? >> It's a It's a crime to to stop at a white line. >> Yes, you're supposed to stop. >> It's a crime to stop at a white line and turn right. >> No, ma'am. It is a crime to stop at a white line. >> I already explained it to you. >> Oh, I understand that. But you're new. >> I'm not new. >> Yeah. Okay. So, >> Okay. But it's a sign to stop at a white line and turn right. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Not not not the turn right part, but just the part where >> I'm trying to explain to you not not the part where you turn right, but when you stopped at that red light, you stopped on the crosswalk. >> And that's a crime. Yes. You >> stop at a white line. It's white. Yeah. You're supposed to >> turn right. >> Yes. You're supposed to stop before that. >> Wait. Do it with you. >> Okay. Finally, the woman was was charged with driving on a suspended license, driving with expired tags, and resisting arrest. Let's move to the next case. >> Get out. I don't care what you are. Step out. >> Can I quit reaching for stuff? >> What is wrong? >> You're reaching for stuff. We don't know what you're reaching for. On August 8th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a traffic stop involving a woman who refused to comply with their orders. When they arrived, the situation quickly escalated as the driver's failure to cooperate led to a series of confrontations. Here is what truly happened. >> Why are we taking so long to pull over? >> I'm trying to get her right here to work. >> That's not how that works. >> Well, I wasn't trying avoiding it. I was trying to get over, but the lady obviously you seem she just kept stopping. >> I understand. When you get when you when lights get turned on though, you got to pull over immediately. Okay, >> I I get it. literally has 2 minutes. So, she's going to get out and walk to work. >> I understand that, but you get your license on you. Well, she's not free to leave just yet. So, hang on. >> She's not. You get your driver's license on you? >> Reason stopping you in the first place. You don't have a license plate on the car. >> I do. It's a 30day tag right there. >> It's got to be visible though in the back window. Stay in the car. >> You got any weapons on you inside the car? >> Okay. >> That's the only way to go. >> It's You got to like tape it up in the window though cuz where it's at from behind it's laid flat down. You can't read any of those numbers. You got to be able to read the plate number, the registration sticker, and like the the expiration date. >> Okay. You got to read that. Are you supposed to be taking her to work, though? Cuz I don't see anywhere on privileges where it says she can go to work. You take her to work. >> I I'm at work right now. >> You're at work? >> Yes. You want to talk to my boss? Oh, here goes dog. >> If you're at work, how you taking her to work? >> I work for it. So, I do it for a lot of different companies. Okay. Around here. >> All right. Cuz that's that's my that's my only concern though is like >> I might need you to explain my job. Well, I get it. Doesn't matter what your job does. It says that you're allowed to drive to and from work every day and you're allowed to take the kids to school. >> Yeah. To and from. But my work is driving. >> My work is driving around. I do it for >> The investigation was going smoothly as she was being cooperative answering all the officers questions. >> You see what I'm saying though? >> Mommy, I don't know you guys yet. So, we're in White House, Monloa, Springfield. We do it for all the little small >> Okay. You see what I'm getting at though? This says basically when it comes to the kids, it says taking children to school, not to take them to work. I get that you're currently on the clock, but you're kind of you're starting to you're put I'm not gonna I'm not going to make an issue of it, but you're getting you're kind of towing the line. All right. >> Okay. >> Cuz basically this doesn't this says like you know basically while you're working I'm surprised they're letting you take people to do that out outside of work. >> This is my work though >> to transport your kids to work. >> No, I'm leaving work. I'm leaving work >> to go home. >> To go home. She's on my way to go home from work. >> That's what I'm saying. Your privilege doesn't allow you to do that. My just tell you to go to and from work. >> Take my children where I need to go to appointments. >> Correct. >> To anything that for my children. >> Doesn't say anything. It says doctor's appointments and school. >> I'll make sure I get it more clear then. >> Okay. >> Does she have a license or is that why she doesn't have a license? >> She has her She doesn't. >> No. Okay. How does she when you can't take her to work? How does she normally get to work? >> Her brother and her dad. >> What was the issue today with them taking her? >> She came with me to work so that when I leave work, she can get dropped off. >> Okay. >> And I work. All right, I'm going to give you a bit of a doubt on that one, but just be careful because you're pushing. >> The police tried to explain the situation to her. At this point, things were still under control. But this calm wouldn't last long. >> Um, so basically what's going to happen is with where the where the tags were, they weren't because they were laying flat and they were actually the actual numbers on the plate were tucked in underneath the window. You couldn't read it. Okay? So, you're going to be cited for display a plate and then fail to comply. Fair to comply basically means when you're trying to be pulled over by an officer, you continue driving and basically ignore the order. Okay? Um, you driving two two three miles with my lights and sirens on behind you because she I get why why you were doing it. >> Well, I I told you to follow me and I seen you wave at me like, "Okay." >> I saw you point like I thought you go up and you're like, "Okay." >> And I thought you were going to pull into a parking lot follow you. So, I'm like, >> can I talk? I thought you meant that you were going to pull off the road into the parking lot, not drive two miles down the road. >> So, we both thought differently. >> Well, I mean, I've never had anybody do that that was just decides to drive two miles on the road when they're being pulled over. I didn't >> You didn't know you were getting pulled over? No, a lot of people were stopped. >> Okay. So, why did why why did you stop and then look at me and wave to go forward? >> Because I waved because there was cars and I'm like, "Come on, follow me." >> So, when when a cop car has lights and sirens on directly behind you, what does that normally imply? >> I didn't break a law. I didn't do anything wrong. >> All right. We'll determine that in court. Just hang tight. We'll get your ticket. We'll get you out of here. >> Get in your car. >> Get back in your car. When the woman decided to ignore the officer's warnings and act according to her own desires, that was the moment her fate was sealed. >> Hey, get her arrest. She's not doing nothing. >> Ma'am, go step. Let's just dump her out. Ma'am, step out. >> No, I'm not. I was literally just getting out to see if he can step out, please. You're under arrest. >> Ma'am, step out of the car, please. You're going to catch more charges. >> You just step out of the car. I didn't do nothing. I can't >> step out of the car. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> I just was getting out. >> I'm going to tell you one more time. >> Can you step out? I need you to face your car. >> No, because I'm tired. >> Get out. Get out. >> I will get out. I will get out of the car woman. >> Get out. I don't care what you are. Step out. >> Can I >> quit reaching for I'm trying to stop. >> What is wrong? >> You're reaching for stuff and we don't know what you're reaching for. >> Stop resisting and you see >> then relax. >> Here you go. You're reaching for stuff and we have no idea what you're reaching for. >> I got in my car like you asked me. I did everything like you asked me. Please. >> Did I ask you to step out and you stay? >> Cuz I'm thinking about what I'm going to do. Please just think about this. I have so much to you. Yes, you're under arrest. >> Please roll over. Roll on your side and sit up. >> I literally did nothing. >> One, two, three. Come over here. >> Oh god. Please, guys. >> Make sure she got on the right side. Right side. >> After all that resistance, she only made things worse once they finally got her to the car. She kept pushing back, making the whole process way more chaotic than it needed to be. >> More than likely be back here. >> She had something in her hand. She was trying to look like she was trying to ditch. >> No, I was having a second. What's up? I want to check this. >> Take it off if you want. >> Those cuffs too tight. >> May whatever. >> Please don't arrest me. >> You're have a seat. >> Please give me a second chance. >> No, we're not doing that. Have a seat. I I give you a chance. I asked you to step out. >> You tell me no. I >> You got to understand when also tells you the car. You have to get out. >> And then when I try to >> You're getting arrested. That's why >> you were getting arrested. >> No. >> And then I try to pull you out and you pull away from me. That's resisting arrest. So now you're in charge of resisting arrest. >> Please comply. I can't I have six children. >> What do you need out of the car to go with you? >> Please kick your feet in. >> I I need you to give me another chance to >> No, we're past that point. Absolutely not. >> Sir, you both of you guys seen I wasn't doing nothing. I >> You were reaching for something and we told you not to. >> I wasn't. I got in my car. Did you want that stuff going with your daughter or with you? The backpack. >> Is she going to be allowed to take my keys to my car and everything? >> Well, the car's getting towed. >> 123. That's for me. I'm request >> at that moment. It seemed like she finally realized the gravity of the situation. She broke down, but by then it was already too late. >> Can I get Can I have some My cousin works with her. She's the manager at at at Chipotle. I don't even know where I'm at right now. Tony Pad come and get my vehicle for me. >> We're past that point. >> Officer, I didn't do nothing. You told me I was good to go. Like I was >> No, I said you just in the car. I'm going to go write your paperwork and then you decide to get out of the car >> because my boss was on the phone and I worked with it and I was just going to the back seat. >> I understand that. But when officer when I give you cuz there's there's a case that covers when I lawfully ask you to stay in a car. You have to stay in a car. If you get out of it, that's that's >> And then they said, "Get in." And I was like, "Okay, please." >> And then I asked you to step out because you were under arrest and you didn't. >> My period. I'm bleeding. I'm bleeding through along the way and this is >> okay. When we get down there, they'll have feminine products for you. Okay. >> This is crazy. >> I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> This is crazy. Please. >> Do you need medics? >> Yeah. >> What for? >> Because I'm being serious. Like, are you hurt? You need medics? >> Yes. I've been bleeding for 3 weeks. You guys have pulled me out of the car by my legs and my >> Are you bleeding? >> Like, I was a [ __ ] rag. Now you're not even officer. I hope you don't have no daughters or grandchildren or a mother because >> I'm saying other than your menstrual cycle, do you need medics? I understand you're bleeding because you have a menstrual cycle. Goodness. >> I'm saying your arms, legs, head. Do you have any injuries like that? >> Like I said, with with your menstrual cycle, >> just do what you got to do. >> Why? I need to know if you're hurt. >> I got to get in and out. I got I got to go. I got to go. I got stuff I got to do. And now I got to go. >> I still have a duty to make sure if you need medical attention, I got to get You wouldn't you wouldn't even be here. Just >> change your phone number, whatever. I'm asking about medical. She's not giving me an answer. >> In the end, the woman was charged with failure to comply with order or signal of police officer and resisting arrest. Starting with this entitled brat who turned a simple trespass into a felony. >> You guys are wrong. You're not listening. >> Exist. >> Catch me again. On October 18th, 2024, an officer responded to a trespassing call at the bus station after a woman boarded a bus without a ticket and flat out refused to leave despite repeated requests from security and being told she couldn't buy a ticket. She stayed put, unmoved, unapologetic, and defiant. >> What's going on? >> Oh, I got like a young girl, young wife. She's a little bit crazy, but I want her to be trespassed. >> Yeah. >> All right. You just want to trespass. You want to press charges if she doesn't want to leave. I'll >> just trespass. >> This one. >> Hey. >> Are you with with are you with anybody else or just alone? >> No. No. When the officer approached, the woman acted as if nothing were wrong. Even after being handed a trespass order, it was clear she didn't care at all. >> So, security here, they're giving you a warning right now. They want you trespass for me. I mean, security here, they're giving you a warning right now and they want you trespass, meaning you can't come back, right? >> So, they're not they're denying you service and they just want you to leave at this point. >> I'm going to get my ticket. >> You're going to get your ticket? You're going to have to go somewhere else. What do you mean somewhere else? >> So, yeah, you can't stay here after this warning. If you stay here, come back and make yourself arrest, right? >> But sir, you don't understand. >> All right. So, listen. For the night, they're not going to sell you a ticket for whatever reason you guys had an argument or whatever. They want to refuse services. So, they're asking you to leave the property. If you refuse to leave, you're going to go to jail. So, what we need you to do right now is gather your belongings and make your way off property. >> But I'm charging my phone. >> It doesn't matter. You have to go somewhere else. Are you for real? >> Yes, for real. >> So, please gather your belongings and make your way off Broadway. >> So, you're not even listening to me? >> There's no option on this. This is a decision off of the business and we're just telling you what the business is requesting. >> Buy the freaking ticket. >> You're not going to buy a ticket. They're not going to sell you anything. >> Why? >> The officer's explanations seemed to bounce right off the teen. She clearly wasn't listening, but they didn't have time for games. Things were about to get serious. >> Gather your belongings. >> Can you stand up? >> Second. No, go ahead. Gather your things. Make your way outside. tickets. [Music] That's wrong, sir. What you're doing and you're not even letting me explain. >> There's no need to explain. This is what the business wants and you just have to comply. Okay. One show. Finally, the girl stood up and left. But if you think that was the end of it, think again. This story was far from over. >> You guys are wrong. You're not listening. >> Exit this way. >> Exit. >> Exit that way. [Music] other way, ma'am. You got to go to your right. >> You have to leave property. >> It's completely off of the property. So, the parking lot, everything. If you need to make a phone call to, let's say, have someone pick you up, just do that across the street. You can't do it here. Understand? What are you doing here? >> This is still the property for the property. >> We're still giving you >> We're still giving you a chance right now, right? >> Explain. This is the property. You have to head on out. >> Update for 8:30 p.m. >> You guys are >> once again, the girl made her uncooperation clear. Still, the officers gave her one final chance to resolve things peacefully. Whether she'd take that lifeline or throw it away was anyone's guess. Again, I'm going to give you a chance. If you do not leave, you're going to go to jail. >> That's the next option. [Music] Ma'am, you got to keep walking. >> Listen, I'll say this one last time. Get off property or go into jail. Pick up your bag and continue to walk. Is she or not? All right. Step back. >> Okay. You're under arrest. >> Not tense up. >> Don't resist. Don't push. Stop pulling back. >> Catch me again. See what happens. Let me know when you're ready. >> Oh, she just got fat legal charges. My phone. >> Yeah, >> I need my phone. >> No, we're going to go to the car. >> After a brief struggle, officers managed to get her in handcuffs, but the fight wasn't over. On the way to the squad car, she made it clear she had no plans to go quietly. >> Ow! Ow! Ow! You're eating me. You should have thought about that before you just attacked police officer. >> Please, please stop. You're hurting me. >> Spread your legs. Close your feet. >> Stop hurting me. Stop. Please >> stop moving. >> Please stop. You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Please. Please. Please. You're hurting me. >> Okay. Oh, you're already >> know when you're done. Come on, sir. She has money on the side. >> There's mine. >> Yeah, it's going to go with you. Don't worry. >> Ready? >> Yep. >> My shoe. What do you want me to do? I got to do a report now for this. Why don't I just take the whole thing? >> Uh, yeah, sure. >> I'm giving you another chance just to make stuff easy, right? Like the same way I was giving you a chance to leave willingly so that this didn't happen. I'm giving you a chance right now to just say your name and your name, your date of birth. No, you don't want to do that. Okay. In the end, the girl was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and refusing to leave a public place after being warned. Justified defiance. Escalating with police, especially with physical resistance, never ends well. Know your rights, but also know when it's time to walk away.