Get in the car and close the door. I'm not going to tell you again. >> I didn't do anything. >> Sit down, ma'am. >> I'm I'm sitting down. >> Look. Look. >> Can I Can I like put my butt right here? [screaming] [crying] >> You have any medical? >> No, sir. Unless you want me. You can have me. But I'm not stepping out of anything. I am not under arrest. >> You are. >> It's wild how some people behave so erratically as if nothing can touch them. right up until the cops show them otherwise. >> You are not taking him. YOU ARE NOT TAKING HIM. >> YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED. >> You are not allowed. Help. Help. >> Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's craziness in cops versus dumbest. Karens think they're untouchable. Starting with this 24year-old woman who was left behind at a bar by her own mom after a heated exchange that ended with the words, "You ruined my life. >> I want to help you." Okay, these people >> get white privilege. >> These guys don't want you in their arrest. >> I get white privilege. [screaming] >> Sierra, just can I just give you right back to your house? You want to go home? >> Do not call me Sierra. >> That's your name, isn't it? >> Do not call me Sierra. >> You're Sierra Johnny, right? >> NO, DO NOT CALL me Sierra. >> I don't I don't want to get into any >> I'm No, I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not trying to get any. >> I know. I think Hey, hey, where can I give you a ride to? You >> okay? White privilege. >> No, not at all. >> Okay, white privilege. >> Not at all. >> I'm not trying to help. >> I want to help you. Okay, these people. >> Okay, white privilege. >> These guys don't want you in their restaurant. >> Okay, white privilege. >> They don't want you in their restaurant anymore. I just want to help you. >> Okay, white privilege. >> Can I give you a ride somewhere? >> Okay, white privilege. Do you want to you want to go to the hospital? Do you want to go down the hospital? >> Okay. White privilege. >> I don't even know what you're talking about. Okay. I just want >> You're literally giving white privilege. >> From the moment the officer began asking her questions, it was obvious that she was so drunk that every word out of her mouth was slurred, racist, and completely nonsensical. Yet, despite all of that, the officer still tried his best to offer her the help she clearly needed. What can I do to help you then? >> QUINN, THE QUEEN, >> DON'T. You're going to get yourself. >> Don't do it. >> Quit. >> Look, stop. These guys want their >> Okay, one more time and I will put you under arrest. Don't do it. You can't hit me. Okay, I want to help you. Okay, let's leave the restaurant. These guys don't want you here anymore. You're causing a scene. Let's go ahead and go outside. Okay, go ahead and grab your stuff here. Look, >> you want your jacket? >> It's 30° outside. You want to wear a jacket? Let's put a coat on. Okay. [crying] >> [laughter] [screaming] [screaming] >> I can't hear any feedback. >> Just go ahead and put YOUR [screaming] [screaming] >> Come on. This way. You're ruining everybody's nightmare. [screaming] [laughter] [screaming] [screaming] Go ahead and turn around. >> Keep walking. >> Let's just keep >> Well, that busted my eardrum with that banshee screeching. [screaming] >> Keep walking. >> Stop. Don't do that. >> Get the off. >> Well, unfortunately, you don't have that as an option anymore. Okay. Not going to >> get the off my fault. >> All right. JUST LEAVE. GET HIM OFF ME. >> I'M NOT [screaming] just a step back. I don't want you GETTING far enough BACK THEN. NOBODY GOT ME. [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> I got another partner on the way. [screaming] Soon as he gets here in custody, >> she can go to jail for >> All right. Hey, you're going to jail for disorderly conduct at this point. Okay, just going to wait for 2 minutes till my departmenter gets here cuz I don't want to fight you. You're drunk and I don't want to hurt you. Just Just stay seated. Okay, just chill. >> Just so we're clear, you are under arrest for assault on an officer. You're under arrest for disorderly conduct. Okay? Only reason I'm not putting you in cuss right now is cuz I don't want to hurt you. So, I'm waiting for my partner to get here. Okay? But if you do anything, I will put you on custody myself. No, just just chill for a minute. Okay, just stay seated for a minute. That's literally screaming and kicking like a toddler. As soon as the backup arrives, she'll be in jail for being a screaming banshee. But in the meantime, she'll still be a nuisance to everyone around her. >> Away from Unfortunately, I have to >> No, you literally literally literally You You did me wrong. If I If I did, >> Sierra, why are you doing this? Everybody Everybody's here to help you out. >> I would get away with that [ __ ] GET AWAY FROM ME. GET AWAY FROM ME. [screaming] GET AWAY FROM ME. GET away from me. >> GET AWAY from me. [screaming] GET AWAY FROM ME. [screaming] Get away from me. YOU GROSS [screaming] ME OUT. >> By this time, the backup has arrived and put an end to this ridiculous act of hers. But her tantrum doesn't stop there. >> You gross. BEHIND [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] your back. >> Okay. >> Get the away from me. >> Just stay right here. >> Away from me. >> Just stay right here. >> GET THE GET HIM AWAY from me real quick. >> GET HIM AWAY FROM PUT HER IN real quick. >> I just want to do without hurting her. >> Just >> get away from relax. Just relax. >> Just chill. Hey, just relax. Just chill. >> Come on. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Look. I don't want you getting hurt. If you struggle, you're going to get hurt. >> Get away from me. >> Okay. >> You can't now. We tried to help you. >> Get away from me. >> [screaming] >> I will LITERALLY >> I'M GOING TO LIKE I'M GOING to >> Okay. Well, I'm going to get you under arrest. >> Hey, listen. >> I'm going TO GET YOU UNDER. >> YOU'RE GOING IN THE BACK of my patrol car. >> Okay. rock. >> I would like TO GET >> I WOULD LIKE >> I'M [screaming] GOING TO GET YOU UNDER ARREST. >> I DON'T GIVE A [screaming] >> Let's see if we can get her. >> She's on. She's on me. >> I just don't want >> Hi. >> Can you stand up for me? Can you stand up for me? >> No. Are you going to like Really? >> No. I just need you to walk over here. You okay? >> Props to the officer for handling her like a pro. Calm, steady, and patient. Even speaking to her like she was five just to keep things from escalating and ensure her safety, but she didn't seem to recognize that and kept resisting. >> I'm going TO GET YOU GUYS ARRESTED. I'M GOING TO GET YOU GUYS ARRESTED. >> OKAY. Do you have anything sharp on you? [screaming] >> I don't think so. [screaming] >> Nothing on that side. >> NOTHING IN THE BACK. >> A CELL PHONE. >> THERE'S NOTHING ON. >> LET'S HAVE A SEAT. COME. There you go. Good job. Have a seat. >> There he goes. One more. >> There you go. >> Speed in. SPIT IN THERE. THERE WE GO. GOOD JOB. >> After being placed inside the squad car, she was transported to the hospital, medically cleared, and then discharged and then straight to jail. She was charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and thirdderee assault on a law enforcement officer. Moving on to the next case where a drunk girl got herself arrested for being dumb. >> Get in the car and close the door. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Anything? I didn't do anything. >> Calm down. >> No, Dylan. >> You're making it worse. [laughter] >> What are you doing? >> On July 7th, 2022, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle clocked at 70 mph in a 45 mph zone. What happened next was far from what they expected. >> He was asking how fast he was going. I didn't know. >> Seven. >> Hey, are you on probation? >> Yeah. >> Were you on probation? Not you. >> No. >> What were you on probation for? >> Trespassing. >> What's part of your stipulations? >> Submit the search. Sound like something. >> Submit the search. >> No. It is. >> Search my car. Go ahead. >> You got to search me. >> My car. Exactly. You're in my [ __ ] car. >> It's me. Shut up, dog. >> Shut up. >> It's just me and him, dog. We're on >> Yeah. You want to search me? >> You heard me. >> Yo. >> What, man? >> You want to search me? >> Yeah. Here, hop out. Can we both hop out? Hold on. As the officer had the driver step out, the girl opened her door and he immediately noticed a strong odor of a controlled substance coming from inside. Meanwhile, as he searched the male, she became increasingly agitated for no clear reason. Put it just stay in the car. I just am putting my legs off. >> Okay. >> That's it. Just my legs. >> Just my legs. I >> look just my legs. Okay. >> Do you guys have weed in the car? Cuz I as soon as you open the door. >> So my car always >> Well, yours is expired. So >> No, mine ain't expired. >> Mine's expired. >> Yours is removed. >> No, it's not actually. Do you want to check mine? >> What did you just say? >> No. Do you want to check mine? >> I didn't ask for yours. I'm talking to him. >> You said mine was a child. >> I didn't say anything about you. >> You just did though. >> I did not say anything about you. >> I don't even know your name, so why would I talk about anything you have to deal with? >> Whatever. Check him. >> Shut up. Get in the car. Go. >> No. Shut up. >> What was her issue? The officers weren't even dealing with her. Yet, she kept escalating things. And sure enough, she tried to step out of the car and argue with the officer, prompting him to pull her out immediately. >> I'm not getting out. >> Just get in there and close the door. Get in the car and close the door. >> Close the door. >> Get in there and close the door. >> T Get in the car because I'm telling you to. >> T Stop. Get in. >> Get in the car and close the door. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Do you understand? >> Actually, don't do >> put your feet inside. messing with a sword. >> Get in the car, bro. Inside the car now. >> Get in the car. >> All right, then go ahead and get out. >> Stop. Stop. >> Listen. You are not doing this. >> We're not doing this. >> Get off me. [screaming] >> Get off me. >> Listen. >> Listen. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. Hey. Stop. Do you understand? >> Okay, I understand. Get the off me. >> Are you going to stop? >> Handcuff. >> Are you going to stop? >> Yes, bro. Get the off me. >> Get in the car. >> Bro, stop. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car, bro. >> Despite her unruly behavior, the officers gave her a chance to calm down and sit in the car. But even after that, she pushed her luck again. This time by trying to start the vehicle. You ain't driving. >> No, that's why I'm driving. >> Hey, >> don't you drive. >> You know what? You're about to go to jail for DUI. >> Get out of the P. Get out of the driver seat now. >> Out of the seat. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get in the driver. Get in the >> You're going to go to jail. >> So she pulls off, you know. >> Get in the seat. >> I'm going TO GO TO JAIL. I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do >> I told you. Get in the car. >> Hey, get in the car now. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car, bro. >> I didn't do anything. Why >> are you laughing, guys? Stop. I didn't do anything. I'm not even resisting. >> Please. I didn't do anything. >> Stay over there. I wasn't even resisting. Stay back. >> Chill out. Back up. >> I'm not. >> It's like she was doing everything in her power to get arrested. And even once in handcuffs, her drunk attitude showed no signs of slowing down. >> Here, just relax. You got to relax. >> You're doing a lot. Like a little bit too much. >> Like, yeah, you can chill out. >> They're making this like a lot worse than we need to. >> No. All you had to do is just sit in the car and be quiet. >> Oh, that's it. >> Be quiet. >> Quiet. Yes. That's all you had to do. >> Can you please walk me over there? Please. Please. Please walk me over there. I can't. Please just walk me over. >> Huh? >> I want I want to see Santi one more time. >> Right there. >> Walk me over there so you don't feel like I'm doing and then I'm breaking the rules. You're not breaking the rules. I just want you to stand right here. >> Okay. No. Walk me. Let him walk over to me then because I want to see him right there. >> No. Let him walk over to me. >> Let him walk over to me. >> Let him WALK OVER TO ME. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GO IN THE BACK OF THE CAR. >> I want to see him. >> You're going in the back of the car. >> No. No. No. >> I told you we'll chill. >> I want to see him. You're going in the back of the car. >> Let me see. >> You're acting way, way too much. >> Have a seat. >> I'll have him come over to the car. >> Santi, please. >> Sit back. Get your foot in. >> Please let me see. Please. [crying] >> Relax. >> A little bit too much. >> Do you want San Diego to drive your car? >> No. I don't even know. I don't know what I did. Please tell me what I did. Well, you're drunk. >> No. >> I'm trying to tell you, but you keep telling me no. >> Please tell me what I did. I want my friend. No. I I want something. >> I wasn't drunk. He was someone who was DRIVING MY CAR. I wasn't even drunk. He was driving my car. >> But you are drunk. You're intoxicated. >> He was driving my car. So, how how am I getting arrested? >> You're not drinking and driving. >> Exactly. So, how am I You're impaired. >> How am I getting arrested for that? Please. because you weren't listening. >> I'm I'm sorry. >> It's okay. >> No, it's not. My grandma. >> So, listen. This is what's going to happen. >> Would you like Santiago to take your vehicle? >> I want Santiago to take me. >> Well, you're going to jail. >> No, I don't want to go to jail. I don't deserve to go to jail. >> Well, your actions are what caused you to go to jail. >> I didn't do anything to go to jail. >> I know. >> I didn't do anything to go to jail. If I'm going to jail, then my friend Bianca deserves to go to jail. >> Okay. So, can Santiago take your car? >> No. >> Okay. >> Where is my car? >> I I want to go with my car. I don't deserve to go to jail. No. I wasn't even driving my car. >> I know. So, you don't want Santiago to take your car? >> And I'm going to go to jail. >> Do you want Santiago to take? He's right over there. >> Let me see him right now. now. >> Hey, don't order me around. That's not nice. That's not polite. >> Him right now because I didn't have any over circumstances right now. But guess what? >> What? >> Let me see him. No, let me see him. >> Okay, let me put the seat belt on you first. >> No, don't touch me. >> I'm not going to touch you. >> Don't touch me. >> No, I got to put the seat belt on. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm The point is not to touch you. The seat belt touch you. >> Touch me. Don't touch me. I don't give a if you touch me. whether you're supposed to touch me. >> You see how you're acting? >> I don't give a >> reason why you're going to jail. >> Don't give a >> I know you don't. >> You don't give a >> And that's the sad part cuz you're young. >> Yeah. All right. >> All right. So, I got to put the seat belt on you. >> No. >> So, Sergeant Musk is going to go to the other side and he's going to hand me the >> touch me. Don't bite, kick, slap me. >> You won't bite, kick, or slap me because it won't end good. >> I'm sorry. I will. >> I'm sorry, but >> Well, I'm sorry. That's not going to happen. Okay, here. Lean back, please. I don't want to hurt you. >> I'm not going to tase you. >> All right, that's all they going to take. Tas me. >> All right, here. Lean back. >> No, don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Don't bite me. >> Hey, you're going to get a battery charge. >> Go ahead. Battery charge me. Then hold me by my hair. Hold me by my hair. Don't >> All I want to do is put a seat belt. You're trying to bite me. >> Come on. To avoid trial, the state allowed her to enter a pre-trial diversion program. However, she broke the terms of that program 2 months later when she was arrested for DUI. Moving on to the next case where a woman turned a citation into a really weird arrest. >> Sit down, ma'am. >> I'm I'm sitting down. Look. Look. Can I Can I like put my butt right here? >> Do you have any [screaming] You have any medical issues? >> No, sir. Unless you want me. You can have me. But I'm not stepping out of anything. I'm not under arrest. >> On September 11th, 2021, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for improper lane change. Here's what happened next. >> But I'm not a bad person. >> Hi. >> How you doing, ma'am? >> Hi. These are my hand. >> I see your hand. >> I'm not going to be a bad person. I I tell the truth. I'm an honest and regular human being who tells the truth. And I don't want to get in trouble. I just want to go. I'm not I don't I didn't even drink out here. I didn't even drink out here. I just came to pick up my friend. I just want to go home. I just want to go home. >> I didn't stop you, ma'am. I don't know why they stopped. >> No, you didn't stop me. But I just want to go home. Well, there are drunk people and there's this girl. She's a whole different kind of drunk. >> Stay in the car. >> No. No. I'm not going to go out. I'm not going to go out. I'm not going to go out. I'm not going to go out. >> Get in THE CAR. >> CAN I Don't be mean to me. I didn't do nothing. >> Then listen. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Don't talk to me like that. >> I don't like that. I didn't do nothing. No. >> Don't talk to me like that. >> Sit down, ma'am. >> I'm I'm sitting down. Look, look. >> Don't touch me. >> I never I would never. Look, look. >> See? See? I I swear I don't mean nothing bad by you. >> Sit down. >> Okay. I want to go though. Oh. See him? >> Did you already talk to him? >> No. The other guy. No, it wasn't even you guy. Hi. >> What's going on? >> I JUST WANT TO GO HOME. [screaming] I DON'T HAVE NOTHING. I just talk a lot of just talk a lot. I talk too much. >> What's your name? >> Um, Toby. >> What is it? >> Toby. >> Toby. >> Ann. >> Toby. I'm sorry. It's loud out here. >> Yeah. >> What's What's the >> I don't know. I think they feel like I DON'T WIN. CAN I GO? YOU can I go? Yeah. Nobody's telling me. I just want I'm here to pick up somebody, bro. I'm not even >> Where are you coming from? >> I'm everywhere. What? I'm We We are a part we we I'm here to pick someone up. >> Okay. So, where where you coming from before? I want to take >> my house. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I live like 2 minutes away. >> Where do you live at? >> Like right on 13th Street. >> Okay. She's lucky that the police pulled her over. With that state of hers, she might definitely have caused an accident if she had continued to drive. Also, she's really weird even for a drunk. And it's going to get even weirder. >> You have my look my ID. Yeah. This is Look at I just want to be He doesn't like me. I don't know. I don't >> I don't know what his I'm trying to show you. >> Can I Can I like put my butt right here? >> Where are we Dukes of Hazard in here? >> I just Right. Right. So yeah, why don't you just step all the way up? >> No. [screaming] >> WELL, YOU'RE >> WHY? >> WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO sit like that? >> Cuz it's more comfortable kind of. >> And my booty look good. >> Well, [screaming and crying] you have any medical issues? >> No. >> No. >> Why? I look crazy. >> What? You're kind of acting a little >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Oh, I was only doing that cuz where Emore, come on. All right. I'll I'll be good. I'll be good. >> Are you diagnosed with anything? >> No, I've never been diagnosed with anything. There's nothing on my record. Period. I do that consciously cuz I understand. >> Because of the way she acted, the officer decided to run a field sobriety test. And without a doubt, she failed those tests before they even began. >> Do not do not put that on me, sir. >> What am I putting on? Whatever it is that you're trying to put on me right now, I'm I'm perfectly safe. >> Okay. Well, I'm not saying nothing. >> Perfectly safe. Hold on. Can I talk to your microphone? >> No. Here. Actually, >> I'm not going to I'm not going to touch you. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Sir. Unless you want me. You can have me. But I'm not stepping out of anything because I'm perfectly safe. >> That's fine. >> How dare you? Can I check your eyes as part of field sobriety to make sure that you're okay to be driving? >> I haven't on me. >> You don't know if you have any eyes on you? >> I have two of them. >> Yeah. Can I check them as part of field sobriety? >> Oh, yes, please. >> Can Can you step outside so I can do it? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm not doing that. >> Okay. Do you wear glasses or contacts? >> Sometimes. >> Well, are you wearing them right now? >> No. >> Okay. They're colored contacts cuz I had green eyes. >> Okay, >> stop playing with me, sir. You have a mustache and I don't trust you. >> I'm sorry that you're good. >> Do you have a cam on you? Because I want the cam to be catching all of this. >> I believe THAT IT IS. >> I don't trust him. >> Well, the whole world's going to see her behavior. Hopefully, her family plays this video for her every Christmas. Hopefully, she won't be drunk enough to end up in jail again. Speaking of jail, >> can you see my light right here? >> Yes. >> What color is it? >> Red. >> All right. What I want you to do is focus on my light. >> Should I? >> Should I? Should I? [screaming] >> Well, I'd like you to. >> Yeah, you'd like me to, but I don't want to because I don't trust you. >> Well, here's what's going on. Okay. Right now. >> Okay. Touch me. >> There's there's a possibility that you're >> No, I'm not even the driver. >> Well, I would like to check your eyes. >> I'm not the driver. So, you don't get to determine whether I'm impaired or not. >> I'd like you to >> am I impaired or does it actually matter that I'm actually impaired or not? I'm not the driver of this car. >> If you don't do the exercises, what it does is it puts me in a position to not >> based off of everything. >> I am not impaired. I am not the driver of this car. >> So, will you participate IN EXERCISES FOR ME? >> NO, because you me. Okay. Okay, but I'm not the driver. >> What if I chose If I chose to actually address a search >> I want to ask you a question before No. Before I do that, no, I'm not under arrest. >> You are. >> That's why handcuffs me. >> No. No. >> Do I Why am I in arrest? >> What? I I was not driving. >> Driving. No. >> DUI means driving under intoxication. Driving under intoxication. I was not driving. >> HEY, DO NOT BITE ME. DO NOT BITE ME. >> Let me go. Let me go. I was not driving. I was not driving. Wait on the other side. >> Is it really that serious? I was not driving. >> On her side. >> I WAS NOT DRIVING. I WAS NOT. >> After transporting her to the station, she was charged with battery, resisting arrest without violence, and driving under the influence. Moving on to the next case where a delusional mother freaked out and kicked cops in the nuts. >> No, YOU ARE NOT TAKING HIM. YOU ARE NOT THERE. >> YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED. >> You are not allowed. Help. [screaming] >> On November 2nd, 2024, officers responded to a call about a woman named Ashley who was acting paranoid and erratic around her family, seemingly under the influence of illegal substances. The day before, she had already been taken for a hospital evaluation, but things quickly spiraled again when she became physical with her son, prompting her brother and daughter to call the police back for help. >> She doesn't She thinks that I'm trying to be mean and I was correctional for 25 years. So, I need my help to she just shuts down. She won't communicate. She won't It's everyone else's fault. She's not taking responsibility. So, >> what was the outcome last time? >> Um, the last time that I know that she >> had one of these big episodes, she was on [snorts] >> does have a history of taking I'm not 100% sure if she did, but she's acting the same way she did. >> Yeah. >> When that happened and I'm afraid that it's messing with everything else and she's not taking her psych antiscych. So, that's something related. >> Gotcha. because she's because she thinks she needs to do it on herself by herself. >> Sorry, I don't really want to. >> That's all right. >> Didn't want to make this phone call, but >> Yeah. No, I got to help her. >> Yeah. Has she ever tried to hurt anybody? Um like let's say tonight, did she try to hurt anybody? >> No, she's she's highly aggressive. >> Okay. >> And very she very just like in your face aggressive or >> No, but if you get she doesn't want anyone close to her. >> Okay. She gets kind of claustrophobic kind of like but I think that I'm just scared because like I said I I know that she acted this way once before. So would shock them if there's something in her system that shouldn't >> and I know she spent time in Mod once. >> Okay. >> So that there is a history of >> Gotcha. So she didn't she didn't threaten anybody tonight. >> No. And I know that you guys there's not much you can do, but this is the only way you can try to do something. >> Yeah. I mean, nope. I get it. >> Even talking to her psychologist, it's she's got a nurse. >> Mhm. >> And I'm just worried. >> Meanwhile, her daughter took her brother to drop Ashley off at the hospital again, but this time her behavior started to become more erratic. >> Ma'am, just shut the door and come back over here, please. >> Not safe. Not safe. Get out here in the car. You're not safe. >> Tell me what happened. >> You're not safe. >> Um, so >> my brother went to go take out the trash with my boyfriend cuz I brought it over to my house >> and um she went running down the hallway and grabbed him and was like screaming running down the hallway and grabbed him and like brought him back in and won't let him go with my dad. Won't let him like you know cuz he doesn't need to see this. You're not safe. Just don't get IN THIS CAR. YOU'RE not safe. You are. YOU'RE NOT SAFE. GET IN THIS CAR. YOU'RE NOT SAFE. Where'd she go? Where's Jazelle? Where is she? [screaming] JAZELLE, WHERE IS SHE? WHERE'S JAZELLE? JAZELLE, [screaming] WHERE IS SHE? MHM. >> And I don't even have to be healing. Yeah, he's in the back seat. >> Okay, let's get him out of the car. >> You want to get >> No, YOU ARE NOT TAKING HIM. YOU ARE NOT TAKING HIM. YOU GIVE the No, no, >> I will settle down. Don't touch me. >> I will. Just please get in the car. Everybody, we are not safe. >> Yeah, you're you're coming with us now. >> I'm scared of you guys. >> Yeah, >> I'm No. Give me that. Give me it now. It is mine. Give it to me. Give it to me, >> Ashley. >> Sir, if you don't give it to me, fine. Let's get in the car. Let's go. I'm scared of you guys. >> I am scared. >> After allowing her to yell for a bit, the officer calmly informed her that she was being detained, and that's when everything spiraled out of control. >> Okay. So, at this point, we we're going to talk to your daughter further, but it sounds like you've been pushing people at the at the apartment and doing other things that >> people at the note. >> So, >> her boyfriend, she needs help. >> You're going to be detained at this point? >> No, I'm not. >> Yep. So, um just I just ask I just ask that you don't resist us. >> I am going to resist. You are not allowed. >> Go around and take your seat belt. >> No, you are not allowed. >> You are not allowed. No. I say no. No. NO. >> SHE JUST KICKED. >> SHE JUST KICKED. >> NO. NO. NO. You back off. NO. NO. NO. I SAID NO. GET OUT. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> NO. I shut the door. No. No. No. No. [screaming] NO. HELP. HELP. HELP. HELP! HELP! NO! Get the >> 555, send another unit. Please call help! Call for help! CALL FOR HELP! HELP! HELP! HELP! [screaming] HELP! HELP! HELP! HELP! HELP! GIVE ME THE HELP. Give me the help. I'm done. As the officers tried to put her in handcuffs, the woman continued to resist and scream her lungs out for help. >> 555 copies. >> Okay, sir. Get off of me. You got to go. You got to get off me. I have to get off me. Get the off me. Help. Help. Help. Help. [screaming] HELP. HELP. NO. NO. NO. >> MA'AM, stop resisting. >> Let go. >> I'm done. I'm done. I am done. I am done. Sir, get off me. I'm done. THANK YOU, SIR. GET OUT. HELP ME. HELP. >> All right. Got to bring your arm around. >> No. No. No. No. I can't stop. >> Stop resisting. You already sprayed. >> Lord Jesus. Lord Jesus, help me. No. Lord Jesus. >> No. Lord Jesus. >> That tiny wrist. Help. >> Sir, I am done. >> You have to release me. >> I am done. Release me. Call 911. >> These are not the real cops. >> Right here. >> Help. down for help. HELP [screaming] >> EXERCISE. >> STOP. >> STOP. STOP. I am done. I am done. I am done. I am done. You have to let me go. You have to let me go now. You have to let me go now. I'm done. I'm done. Thank you, sir. Thank you, sir. I'm done. Thank you, sir. After struggling with her for a while, the officers finally took her into custody and moved her to the squad car. >> I am done, sir. Please. I am done. >> Done. >> So, I'm done, sir. I am done, sir. I am done, sir. >> Okay, let's just walk in. All right. >> Into the hospital. >> Let's go into the hospital. >> Hospital. >> Yep. >> Step. After transporting her to the hospital to get a shot to calm her down, she was then transported and booked into jail. She was charged with two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, disorderly conduct, and resisting or obstructing an officer. Moving on to the next case, where a woman's outrageous behavior got her kicked off the airplane on June 28th, 2022. Airport officers were dispatched in response to an aircraft returning to the terminal due to a disruptive passenger. What the officers encountered next was an absolutely outrageous Karen with an unhinged attitude. >> Hello. >> Hi. Um, what's your name? >> My name's Officer Smith. I'm with Nashville Airport Police. Um, they're saying that they want you off of their aircraft. >> Why is that? >> I I don't know. They just said that you were refusing to get off their aircraft after they asked you to get off. >> Right. They didn't give me a reason why I needed to get off. They told me that they were going to talk to me outside as if they didn't want me to. They didn't inform me why they were going to um Hold on. Let me catch my breath. I'm like, I don't understand why there's so many people like on top of me. >> Have you had anything to drink today? >> No, I was looking for water. They didn't give me water. They told me that the plane was delayed. I just want water. >> Okay. Have you had any alcohol today? >> No, I'm on a satical. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, do you mind stepping off the aircraft and they can talk? My name is Officer Smith. Yes. >> I'm sorry. You see, I think it's important that people call you by your first name. >> You can call me by my first name. That's fine. >> Thank you. >> Do you mind stepping off the aircraft? We can figure out what's going on. >> Let me know. I'm going home. So, I need to know why I'm getting off the plane. >> So, they're a private company. They're allowed to refuse you service on their aircraft. So, >> anytime a private company, like a business? >> Yes, they're a business. So, they're allowed to refuse you service >> like Okay. So, if you do not get off the plane, we are going to deboard the entire plane and we will pull you off of the plane. >> You're going to pull the >> I have to set my intention and I have to breathe. >> Stay calm. >> Stay calm. >> So, >> stay calm. >> I don't know what's going on. Like I said, they didn't tell me what the problem is. >> So, if you will get up and just walk off, then we can deal with it. >> Okay. What is the reason why I'm getting off the plane? >> They're a private company and they're allowed to deny you service on their airline. >> Okay. Can I get the reason why they are denying you service? >> They don't have to have a reason. >> So, they can just throw me off? >> Yeah, pretty much. >> Are you serious? >> Yep. They're a private company. >> They're a private company. >> Any private company can do that? >> Yep. >> I'm getting like, can I have some water? I I I thought you guys were going to bring me some water. >> No. Okay, here for the water. >> She acted like she'd done nothing wrong, going as far as trying to boss the officers around. The audacity was unreal. And somehow it got worse when she managed to frustrate everyone on that plane. >> Ma'am, you need to stand up and get off the plane or every single person's going to get off of this plane >> and we will deal with you. >> You're going to deal with me if I don't get off the plane? >> Yeah. >> You're going to deal with me? What does that mean? Like you're going to me? You're going to like deport me? Like my family is from Portugal. Like that's not okay. >> I have no reason to. >> I'm a US citizen and I'm white or maybe I'm black. I don't know. But this is just a tattoo. See, I am human, too. >> Okay. >> Mic drop. >> Okay. >> I'm going to be the first female. Can we deboard the plane, please? >> We all want to go home. Welcome. I'm not doing this with a plane. Again, I'm your captain here. Obviously, you can tell we have the same. >> I'm not doing this with a plane full of matter. But the only option we have coming before us, if we can't get the lady to help us move on, we're going to hopefully keep playing out. GUYS, THIS is my four This is MY FOURTH RESCHEDULED PLAY. PLEASE DON'T DO THIS. Get out. >> The water still shows door unlocked. May I reseure it or do you still need it open? cuz there's no reason. Nobody told me. >> Hey, starting from the front. Start walking off the aircraft. >> 19. You just want to have her sit back down. Okay. Uh, we need to get everybody off. Everybody, please. >> You got to get off. Go ahead. Just a second here. Hold on. >> Just go. Just go off and we'll talk. Okay. What's your name? >> Just step off and we'll just talk about it. Okay. >> Why are we stepping off? >> Cuz they don't want you on this aircraft. >> They don't want me on this air. >> Let's just talk about it. >> Because I'm white because I'm black. >> Let's go talk about it. >> I am human, too. >> Let's just go TALK ABOUT >> MY JOB. >> I NEED BARACK OBAMA. >> Tony Robbins. >> Hey, I'm being quiet with >> this flight. This flight is important. >> Let's just get out there. Everyone on this plane, remember, I will be the first US female president in the United States of the Kazakhstan. >> Well, at least the so-called president in the United States of Kazakhstan is going to get off the plane and let everybody else go home. But on the way out, she didn't forget to be as much of a pain for the officers as possible. >> Remember this. >> All right. Talk about there. >> I'm sorry. Um, can you call somebody? Can I get a call? >> Yeah, we can get my supervisor down here and all that. >> I need I need to talk to I need to talk to my husband, please. >> You're all right. We can go ahead and talk to him. Okay, come on. >> I'm here with you. Okay, >> I am pressing on accident. >> Come on. >> Okay, let's go outside. We'll give you some water. That's the key. >> Let's get you outside and we'll get some water. >> Can you help me spray this right up? >> I'll help you. Okay. Australia. Okay. I'll help you. >> I can't wait to go back. I want to go back this year. Let's go this way. >> I'd love to get down here. She's acting more erratically. >> I want to go there. control. She's on the aircraft. >> We'll be underway as soon as we can get everybody. Thank you. Thank you. >> The entire airplane just cheered at her finally getting off the plane. That said a lot about her. Now the only thing left to do is for her to be arrested, but that won't be easy at all. >> Here, come over here. Let's have a conversation. And she is off the aircraft. Here, we'll get you a water. Okay. >> Uh, >> can I have a water? >> Yeah. >> They're going to get you a water. So, just come sit down and we'll talk. >> I think it's easier when we're walking. Can we walk and stop? >> No. Let's have a seat. Let's have a seat. >> Okay. Can I talk to >> Stop. Stop. >> Why am I stopping? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you risking me? >> RIGHT HERE. YOU'RE GOING TO GET on the ground right now. [screaming] >> Get the other. >> Give me your arm now. >> 1911. >> We're 104. We 10:15. Lock your cuffs out. >> The woman just went from 0 to 100 in a heartbeat, then calmed down instantly. The instability of this woman's emotions is insane. Also, she went bananas again as the officers escorted her to the squad car. >> I can get up. >> Stay down. >> I'm sorry. I'm not going to go anywhere. >> I just wanted to talk to my husband and I asked for water. >> Close your dress. Let me close your dress. Karma, let her stand up. This little motor. Can I stand up? >> Yeah. >> I can get up by myself. >> Stand up. >> Okay. >> Is that a camera? >> Yes. >> That's cool. >> Where does it go? >> I don't understand your question. >> Like, who watches it? >> My department. >> The department of the airports. >> Yep. >> And the TSA of the United States. >> Not CSA. >> You're not the TSA. You're the police. >> Okay. So, we're going to walk downstairs. We're going to go to one of our patrol cars. >> Okay. >> I just have to breathe. Can I have water first, please? >> No. >> You're not going to get me water? >> No, ma'am. Not after the scene you just caused. We can have water later. >> What did I do? >> You just threw yourself on the ground. >> I sat down. >> You did not sit down. You undid your dress. You exposed yourself to everyone in the airport. It's hot. >> You're going to jail. You're being arrested. >> Okay. I'm I'm I'm not going to fight you. >> Well, you already did a little bit. >> Sorry. Jeff. Can I just call you Jeff? >> Yeah. What's your name? >> Sarah. >> Okay. Sarah. >> Try to calm down. Okay. >> Can I have some water? I have a bottle, but you can't fill it up. >> I just want water. >> HOLD THAT DOOR. >> WATER. WATER. [screaming] >> They're heading back towards [screaming] the right now. >> I want water. GIVE ME WATER. >> I NEED [screaming] WATER. NO. COME ON. >> YOU'LL GET WATER LATER. LET'S GO. >> WE'RE NOT GOING TO GIVE YOU WATER. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? >> Let's go. >> Walk down the stairs now. Walk down the stairs. Water. I don't have water. >> No, >> I'm just dehydrated. It's hot and I need water. You won't give me any water. >> I'll get the drink with you to cooperate. >> I'll cooperate when I get water. >> No, you're going to cooperate and then we'll give you water. Stand in front of the car. >> No, it doesn't make any sense. >> I want water. Thank you. What's your first name? >> Sergeant. >> Sergeant. Thank you, Sergeant. >> I'm Paul. >> Go to the other side. >> Can I get some water? >> You'll get water. >> I know. My mouth is so dry. It's hard to talk. >> Okay, you'll get water. If you stop talking, your mouth might not be so dry. I'll shut up. I can >> She was charged with indecent exposure, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. But what happens when the police have to deal with a drunk Karen with a shifted mood? >> Do anything wrong. Police brutality. Police. Brutality. Please help. [screaming] Help. >> Hey, how are you? Your window doesn't roll down, huh? >> All right. Well, transition. The reason I'm pulling you over is you have a headlight out. Did you know that? >> Yes, I do. I'm working on getting it rewired. I have to get my headphones or my Yeah. Get your registration insurance, too, please. With a knife. She got a knife in her between her seats and her console. >> I got some hand sanitizer. >> You got hand sanitizer? >> Yes, I do. Berry Queen. Here it is. >> Where you coming from tonight? >> Um, a friend of mine. >> I got wood all over. >> Um, I collect driftwood. Is that a problem? >> Are you pulling me over because I have driftwood? >> No. I told you why I'm pulling you over. >> Okay. >> I was just making conversation. >> Cool. There's that insurance. >> All right. >> Vehicle registration for you, sir. >> Thank you. >> Not a problem. Sorry about my headlight. I'm working on getting that that worked out. I have a pal that's not grounded in my headlight. Sorry about that. >> That's okay. It's not a big deal. >> Not a big deal. >> Do you have any Okay, don't touch it. >> I do. I do. >> Yeah. Go ahead and don't touch that again. Okay. Do you have anything in the vehicle you shouldn't have? >> Nope. >> You mind if I search the car? >> No, you're not searching my vehicle. I have a headlight out. You have no right to do that. I'm sorry. >> Soda. Do >> we have anything to drink tonight? I don't understand why it's such a >> Melissa, look at me. >> I don't understand why I'm being gifted such a hard time because I have a headlight out. You know what I mean? Like, >> I hear you. Look at me for a second. >> I I don't have to look at you. >> Okay. >> After seeing that the woman had only a few issues, the officer then proceeded to write up the necessary paperwork for this stop. While he's doing his job, she begins to grow impatient. >> Patient? >> What's taking so long? Can I go home yet? He's just getting the paperwork done. So >> Oh, I got you a paperwork. Um I don't understand paperwork for a headlight out. >> Yes. >> It's called an equipment violation. >> Okay. Sure. I'm I'm just confused. >> Why are you confused? How can I How can I better explain the situation to you? >> I have headlight out. >> Yes, ma'am. It's called equipment violation. >> Okay. >> Okay. That is a violation. So you can receive a citation for it, a written warning or I don't know what he's writing up. Okay. I know that his computer has been messing up and he's just trying to get going on this paperwork so he can get you out of here. >> Thank you. >> So we're just trying to figure that out right now. So >> appreciate that. >> Insurance is good. I don't >> Okay. So hear me out if you want to hear me out. It's not has anything to do with your insurance. Has everything it has everything to do with the equipment violation which is probable cause for a traffic stop. >> I understand that. I apologize >> because you're making a big deal out of the headlight being out like >> we're not making a big deal of the headlight. You're actually making the big deal of the headlight. I >> know. It's okay. It's all right. It's all right. I just want to go home and go to sleep. >> Where we at this evening? >> It doesn't matter where I was at. I was with my friends and that's all that matters. I didn't do anything wrong. I have a headlight out. I was driving the speed limit. My insurance is good. My license is valid. You guys pulled me over for my headlight. Now I feel like it's at a point of harassment. I want to go home. >> Harassment. >> I want to go home. [laughter] Like, >> unfortunately, you're detained at this point, so you can't >> I understand that. Over a headbutt. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. I'll just sit here and wait for you guys to get that. Thank you. >> Perfect. Perfect. You going to do it? Just going to sit here and wait for us to do our thing. >> Due to her speech being more slurred than a drunk pirates's karaoke night, her body language was off. When the third officer arrives, he begins to ask her some questions. >> Cated. Melissa, >> good evening. I'm Officer Flink Palm Beach Gardens. >> How's it going? >> I'm doing well. How are you? >> Very well. Trying to go home, sir. >> Okay. Where are you coming from tonight? >> Uh, a friend's house. >> Okay. Uh, have you had anything to drink? >> No, sir. >> Any controlled substances, narcotics? >> No, sir. >> THC edibles? >> Nope. >> Okay. Where you headed to? >> Uh, my house is right here. >> Okay. What kind of drink is that in the the glove box there, the middle? Okay. Oh, it's a >> soda. So, >> okay. If you would go ahead and step out of me real quick. I want to make sure you're all set to drive. >> I don't have to step out of my vehicle. I have >> You don't have to. >> I have a headlight out. You guys are pulling me out of my car between the seats for a headlight. >> Right. But I want to make sure that you're all set to drive. >> I'm okay to drive. I haven't done anything wrong. >> Okay. So, I want to make sure that you're good. So, you want to come out with me? >> No, sir. >> All right. Now, this is the last time I'm going to ask you, and then I'm going to have you come out. So, please come out on your own. As the officers asked her to step out of the car for a field sobriety test, she became uncooperative and refused to do so, forcing them to pull her out of the car. >> Why would I have, Sir, I haven't done anything wrong? >> I have I haven't done anything wrong. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. >> You want to do some exercises? Okay. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Sir. Sir, >> are you willing to do any exercises? >> Sir, wait a minute. Back away. We're going to >> Wait a minute. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Calm down. Let's settle down for a second. >> Down to the ground because you guys are being [ __ ] No. >> No. No. I'm sorry. I haven't done anything wrong. I have [laughter] a headlight out. That's not right. >> Right. And we want to make sure that you're all set to drive. >> Nope. >> Okay. >> No. >> So, I want you to do some exercises. I got to tell you something, though. >> Nope. >> If you don't do these exercises, it's not going to dispel mine and these other officers concerns. Stop talking. >> It's not going to dispel our concern that you're driving under the influence. Okay. >> I'm not under the influence. Okay. So, why don't you why don't you do some exercises to prove it? >> You guys are pulling me over for a headline. Are you kidding me? >> Okay. But now we believe you may be impaired. Okay. >> You guys are >> Okay. Now, next, it's going to force me to make an arrest based on the totality of the circumstances as I know them to this point. >> You guys are. >> And lastly, it will be used against you in the court. >> I'm shaking. I'm so scared right now. Oh my god. >> Okay. So, are you willing to do these exercises, ma'am? You will be placed under arrest if you do not do them. Are you willing to do the exercises? >> Despite the officer's repeated attempts to get her to take the test, she stayed silent. So, the officers proceeded to arrest her. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Are you kidding me? What did I do? >> We gave you many opportunities. >> What did I do? No. I'm sitting here on the ground. I didn't do anything wrong. Are you kidding me? Oh my god. [laughter] Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, help. Help. Help. Police brutality. Police brutality. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Are you going to stand up and we got to help you? >> I didn't do anything wrong. No, no, no, no, no. I didn't do anything wrong, Dr. Captain. Oh my god. This is horrible. >> Sir, you're going to >> stop twisting and breaking my arm. [laughter] If you would stop tensing up, stop twisting, sir. attorney. >> You know what you guys are going to get? You're going to get a call in the morning. >> It's okay. We got lots. >> We got a lot of them. >> Yep. Cuz you guys are [ __ ] That's why. The bullies. You guys aren't safety at all. >> NWA wrote a song about that actually. >> You're hurting me. Stop. Stop. [screaming] >> Unbelievable. Stop hurting me. >> Stop hurting me. You >> have to hold still. Hold still. Stop pushing away and tensing. Are you going to stop? >> Are you going to stop? >> I have a daughter. Please stop. >> Stop tensing [laughter] up. Stop tensing up. >> I got something here. Hold on. >> I got something here. There's a little baggie inside of here. Oh, never mind. It's like some kind of dime or something. >> What's more annoying? Her paying innocently or her crying, which clearly annoyed the hell out of everyone. Well, her innocent act also dropped in her next action. >> Please stop hurting me. Please. Please stop hurting me. Stop hurting me. >> You're a piece. >> Serious. >> You >> what' she do? >> Is that Leo? >> Yes. >> Yep. spit. >> Matt, take a walk. >> Maddie, take a walk. >> Yep. >> Put it on, Caitlyn. Documented on your camera. >> Did she kick him or just spit on him? >> How many times? >> Twice. >> Was it two separate actions? >> Yep. >> Anything good? Huh? Anything in here? >> I smell it. Oh, >> you all right? >> Yeah. What is all the beer? >> Oh, yeah. >> What is the problem? Quit banging on the door. >> Ma'am, it's cutting off the circulation. >> It's not. Ma'am, are you Can you Can you stop talking for a second? >> Here's the thing. You keep tipping. You keep kicking. You're going to have to hobble your feet. I got a hobble right next to you, Matt. >> Matt, there's a hobble right behind me. >> We're going to hobble your feet in a second. You keep kicking and banging on the door. We're going to hobble your feet and keep you from doing that, restraining you from destroying city property and hurting yourself. So, your cuffs are fine. We have checked them already out there. We've already looked to make sure your wrists are okay. And they are. So, stop banging on the door or your feet will be hobbled next. Oh, yeah. >> There's a bunch of shake on on the ground in here. Got some paps blue ribbon in here. >> Oh yeah. Still cold. There's still ice in there. Ah, there he is. That's why Jason's the man. >> Little bit of little bit of weed. >> Look at you, kiddo. >> I I didn't find I didn't even know that was there. >> You kiddo. compartment. >> You said you could smell it. >> That's why we always Yeah, dude. I saw a little bit of shake on the ground. >> Double back. That's why you double back. >> This is why we we double check each other's work. >> Dank tank storage jar. >> She was charged with driving under the influence, resisting without violence, two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, and possession of cannabis. >> It gets her way. >> I am the school director in the car. Can you get me into the building, please? I can go. I could not get in the building cuz you locked my building. We didn't like him. All right. Well, right now you're under arrest. >> I'm calling I'm calling my husband. Stop. >> 911. Where's your emergency? >> I'm at Kent State University. I need to get into my building, please. >> Okay. Is this an emergency? Can you look up the non-emergency number? >> I need to get into my building, please. >> I need you to look up the non-emergency number and contact the Kent State University Police. >> I need to get into my building, please. >> You need to contact the Kent State University Police Department. This is not an >> What is What is it? I need to get into my ma'am. I'm going to >> That's a part of the 911 call. After the college professor repeatedly abuses the emergency call to demand an officer, she eventually gets an officer to respond. Not just to help her, but to investigate her unusual behavior. >> He gets her way. >> I am the school director of the School of Health Sciences. I'll show you my driver's license, which is in the car. Can you get me into the building, please? I can go pee. >> Sure. Do you have anything to drink today? >> I had a drink. >> You had a drink? >> A drink? >> Okay. Cuz I can smell a little bit of alcohol on you. >> I can smell a little bit of alcohol. That's fine. You can >> Okay. 328. I'll take a back. >> I had a drink in my colleague's office. That's fine. >> In your colleague's office. >> Where was that at? >> In the annex. >> 337. >> How'd you get over here? >> I walked. >> You walked over here? >> Okay. I'd like to give you a couple tests just to make sure you're good to go cuz I don't want you driving if you've been drinking. >> Sir, I'm fine. >> Okay. Well, I can I can smell it on you and you're not able to use a card to swipe into the door. So, it's a little >> This is not working. This is not working. Can I Can I go pee, please? >> Well, here's here's what I'm saying. You're trying to swipe two cards at the same time, which kind of shows me you're you're lacking some motor functions. I I wouldn't want you to >> Can I Can I go pee? Can I pee first, please? >> Yeah. Here, I'll let you in to pee real quick and then Do you have someone you could call? >> My husband. >> Okay. Do you want to go pee first and start working on calling him? >> No, I don't. This is not okay. >> What's not okay? >> That you're going to call my husband. >> No, you're going to call him. >> I'm fine. I don't think you're okay to drive. >> I think I'm okay to drive. I have a Tesla. >> Sir, >> just cuz you have a Tesla doesn't mean you it's not going to drive itself. >> Sir, I'm going to call your captain in a minute. >> That's fine. You're not going to drive out of here. >> You're not going to be >> Well, first of all, she called 911 as if they were locksmiths. Secondly, the officer didn't even want to arrest her. He just wanted her to get a ride home because she was in no condition to drive and she was acting as if he was there to antagonize her. And it is about to get so much worse. >> Is there a bathroom back here you're using? >> I'm sorry. >> Is there a bathroom in this office you're using? >> I'm going to go over there. I'm going to school director of health sciences and I'm going to be okay. >> Okay. >> Sir, I'm okay and you're going to be okay and I'm going to report you. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I'm fine. >> Okay. I I just need you to call somebody for me before I before I go. >> That'll be fine. Right. >> Where'd she get drunk? She's still wearing all of her stuff. >> She said her colleague's office the annex. Well, she's calling out a window. >> I mean, the window there definitely windows right there. >> I can see you're in her office that right now. >> I'm going to call G. You're half harassing me right now and I don't appreciate it. >> No, I'm just making sure you get home. Okay. >> I'm going to be okay. >> Okay. I just I just need to make sure you call somebody here cuz I don't want you dropping home. >> Um I'm going to call Captain Get from Kent. >> Who's that? >> The captain of of Kent. You don't leave me alone. >> What's his name? >> Captain Get Kent. I'm going to go to the bathroom and you're going to leave me alone. >> I'm just going to give Mike a call real quick and just let her know what's going on. >> In the bathroom and you leave me alone. >> Okay, fine. I'm going to go to the bathroom. You can leave me alone. >> We're going to stay here. >> I'm missing a best part that's out there. >> It fell down out there. >> Yeah. He's going to leave me alone and I'm going to go home and go pee and you're going to leave me alone. >> Okay, but you're not going to drive. >> I'm going to drive home. >> Okay, ma'am. You're not going to drive. >> I'm driving home and you're going to leave me alone. I'm fine. And you I I I have water in my car. I'm fine. Leave me alone. >> I don't care if you have water in your car. If you're >> My husband is in Shaker and he had surgery and I'm fine. >> Ma'am, I understand that. >> Do you want me to walk? I'll walk. Walk? >> Nope. >> No. You're going to leave me alone. My My husband just had surgery and I'm driving. >> Sir, you're going to leave me alone? Do you want me to take a breathalyzer while I'll do that for you? >> Nope. Don't have one. >> What? >> I don't have one. >> Sir, you're going to leave me alone? >> I'm fine. I'm going to the bathroom. >> She consistently said that she is going to drive home. Sadly for her, that's definitely not going to happen. >> You have no right to not let me drive home. >> Actually, it is our job to not let you drive home if you're intoxicated. >> I'm not involved. >> It's literally our job. >> Okay. You are going to leave me alone. I'm going to call the Kent City Police right now. >> Okay. >> Feel free. >> I will. I I worked I have worked. You You can leave me alone. Look, I could not get in the building cuz you locked my building. >> We didn't lock your building. It locks automatically. >> So, we did you a service by letting you in here. >> Okay. I I could have driven home with with my cabin. >> So, can I can I go pee, please? Can I >> I never told you you couldn't. Go ahead. >> Jesus Christ. I've worked here for 28 years. >> I understand where she's going to drive home. Yeah. >> What What's >> What is your problem? >> Ma'am, I just really need you to call someone. >> Okay, I will call someone. >> Cuz you can't drive home. Okay. >> Okay. Why do you think I can't drive home? >> Because you're intoxicated. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> I can tell you are. >> Why? >> But several reasons. >> What? Your speech indicates that you're intact. Well, >> I can explain it to you if you want. >> I'm driving home. >> No, you're not. >> Have a good day. >> Please call somebody. >> Okay, I won't. >> Okay, >> I'll call somebody. >> Can you do it right now? Cuz we got to go. >> Okay, have a good day. Thank you. >> Okay, >> thank you. >> Ma'am, this is your last chance to call somebody. >> Okay. >> Hey, do you understand that your Tesla driving like the self-driving function doesn't cover you for OVI? >> I just want to No, I just I just want you to understand. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Their card >> I'm not intoxicated. Well, I think you are. >> I'm glad you think I am, but I'm not. You can have a good day. Thank you very much. >> Okay. Can you call somebody for me? >> Sure, I will. >> Can you do that right now? >> I will my car. >> Ma'am, listen. You've you've you've been here a long time. Please don't tarnish your own reputation by doing this cuz we are going to arrest you if you try to leave here and drive your car. I promise. Like, you're going to be arrested and that is not what we want to do. >> So, my husband is home. >> Okay. You said he just had surgery and he can't drive, right? I'll call Captain Captain Gman right now. >> There there's no Captain Gitman. >> Okay. >> He's here on my phone. >> Okay. Well, call. Go ahead. There's no Captain Gman that works for Ken. >> He went through Ken City. >> No, he doesn't. >> Bye. Have a good day. >> Oh, explain it all you could. No, it is. It is what it is at this point. >> City police officer. He reports to you. >> That's not accurate. >> It is It's totally accurate. >> Your call has been forwarded to an automatic. >> All right. Do you have all the stuff you need? >> First phone. You got your phone. >> You got everything you need. >> Is not available. Please record your message. >> Captain Gman, call me back. It's >> Well, whoever that was is not going to help her in this situation. And because she kept insisting on going to her car, the officers had no other choice but to put her under arrest. >> Are you going to be able to call anyone for me? >> No. You are you? >> Okay, I'll take this one. >> No, you will not take my >> All right. Well, right now you're under arrest. >> I'm calling I'm calling my husband. Stop. >> Just relax. You're under arrest. I've made my decision. And you are under arrest. I'm calling my husband. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. I'm calling my husband. Stop. Let go of me. I'm calling my husband. I'm calling my husband. Put your hands behind your back. I'm calling my husband. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO do this. I DO. I'M CALLING my husband. Stop. I'm calling my husband. >> It's too late. >> Stop it. You have no Stop it. You have no RIGHT TO DO THIS. LET GO. >> MA'AM, YOU'RE GOING TO get hurt. Come on. Just relax. >> I'm calling my husband. Stop this. You have no >> Too late. You have a responsibility to do this. Not Not just a right. We have a responsibility to make sure >> you you did not do breathalyzer. >> I don't need to. We can smell your your the way you're acting. >> I'm sorry. You have no right to DO EXCUSE ME. YOU have no right to I'm sorry. You did one. You did not do Miranda. Two. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. My Excuse me. MY EXCUSE ME. STOP IT RIGHT NOW. Right now. EXCUSE ME. STOP THIS. STOP. >> AFTER securing her, the officers then escorted her to the squad car. Excuse me. >> Do you want to stand up? >> No. No. Take my phone right now. >> We'll come get it. >> Stand up. >> Sir, take my phone right now. >> I'll grab it. >> All right, >> sir. >> Walk. >> Sir, >> walk. What's up? >> You have no right to do this. >> I do. >> No, you don't. >> I already walk. >> No. No. >> Walk now. >> No. No. You have no right to do this. >> Walk. >> This is [ __ ] >> I agree. I completely agree. >> I'm calling my husband. >> Wish you would have before. >> Can you please call my husband right now? >> I don't. No, I can't. >> Can you please call him? >> No. >> Stop. >> Stop. Just walk. >> All you got to do is walk. >> No. No. Call him right now. >> No. Don't act like a child on the side of this road. Walk to the car right now. >> This is ridiculous. >> This is I'm sorry. >> Stop it. >> I'm really really sorry. >> It's okay. >> You're walking to this car right here. >> I'm walking to my >> You're not walking to your car. You're not driving home. >> Can you please call my husband? No. >> No. I'M REALLY STOP. STOP THIS. Call my husband. Please call my husband. >> Stop. >> Can you call my husband right now? Right now. >> You can call him when you're being booked. >> I'm not being booked. >> Please call my husband. Please take my cell phone. I'm really sorry for being an [ __ ] >> It's It's not because you're being difficult. It's because you're drunk. >> I'm not drunk. >> You are? >> No, I'm not. Take my phone. Please take my phone. >> I already have your phone. I'm I'm I'm sorry for being an [ __ ] >> It's It has nothing to do with that. >> I'm I'm being >> Regardless, it has nothing to do with it. >> Can you take these things off of me? I'm being Take these things off of me right now. Right now, guys. Guys, guys, I'm being a I mean, take my phone right now. Right now. >> I already have your phone >> right now. >> Go ahead and have a seat in the car. No, I'm not. Yes. Sit down. >> No. No. No. No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Guys, take my phone right now. >> I have your phone. >> Take my phone. I have your phone. >> Can I have my phone right now? >> No. >> No. Please, guys. [snorts] Ser seriously, >> can I have my phone right now? >> No, you can't have your phone. Sit down. >> PLEASE CALL HAR. >> After transporting her to the station, her son then arrived there to >> Hello. How are you? >> I'm good. She's still up and down agitated wise. I strongly recommend you just taking her home instead of letting her try to drive. She's going to try to go back and drive her car. >> Um, we've explained it to her a lot of times. Appreciate it. I appreciate you coming out. Yeah, >> I will if you want to come wait in the lobby, I will I'll bring her out to you. >> Here's your date. Okay, here's today's date. Here's your um your charged conduct. And it's because of intoxication. This is the important part down here. Your your court date. You're going to come out here and take a right. >> Hey, dear. >> Thanks, sir. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly intoxication. And guess what's her rating at Rate My Professor? It's one out of five with high difficulty. Let's move on to the next case where a shoplifter got herself arrested after pushing the police. >> But we're they were concerned because they thought you might be wearing in both. >> No, no, no, no. Ashley, don't do that. >> Ashley, you are >> Are you insane? >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> You don't push a cop. >> On September 23rd, 2024, officers responded to a Walmart regarding a potential theft in progress. Here's what happened next. >> I tried two bras on and they were too small for me. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> The ones you have on now, they found a tad store in the room. >> Oh. >> So, I guess you're going to have to pay for them, right? >> This is my bra. >> So, >> you want me to pay for two bras that don't fit me? >> You walked out the dressing room with the pink and a black bra and one in the bathroom. >> Now you coming out the bathroom with a different set of bras. >> I have a black one out. So >> the concern is that you're using the item and you're not paying for it. That's that's the concern, right? >> Apparently, but >> you know what? I'll pay for it. Give me a large and I'll pay for it. >> Um, do you have your ID? So apparently she walked into the bathroom with a set of bras and came out with another. Sounds suspicious if you ask me. Let's see what excuses she will give. >> So what So what happened there? You You obviously went in there and they weren't to your liking, right? >> Yeah. And they were too big. >> Okay. >> They I'm sorry. They were too small. They were medium. They were too small. >> Okay. And so >> and I brought out the shirts and I got one shirt that I'm finding. >> Okay. Was it like a variety pack or was it a >> It was just a a black and pink and green one I think it was. >> There you go. >> Thank you. >> Are you uh live in any particular address now? >> I I don't I'm >> homeless currently. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I'm saying. >> Do you know? Oh, okay. What about safe harbor? Have you tried Safe Harbor? >> Um I actually talked to Officer Pony about um doing 10 city. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. He's the guy to stay in contact with. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Um, nobody can make you pay for the things, but the thing is if you walk out of the store and they and you have them on you, it would technically be theft. >> I'll I'll pay for them, but I'm going to return them because they're not going to fit me. >> Well, that's the thing. Their concern is that you have them on you somewhere or you left them somewhere, maybe in the bathroom. So, we're just making sure >> there's no brush in here. >> Okay. >> Well, let's show Let's show Hey. Um, she doesn't have them in her purse, >> so >> I I don't >> Is it the black one that you have on? The black one she has on? >> Okay. Where's the Do you have the Do you have the pink one? >> No, I don't. >> To prevent this whole >> I don't have the pink one. They didn't fit me. >> Okay. Did you leave them in the dressing room? >> I brought them back out. >> And where did you put them? I set them on the counter and then the lady asked me where they were and I gave them to her along with the other short or the pair of pants in the [clears throat] um shirt in the sweatshirt. >> Okay. All right. So, you don't you don't need them. >> Still acting all confused, she continued to deny every accusation the employee made even though she was wearing the stolen goods on her body. >> How much you think it's like $25? No, I don't. I have. This is crazy. >> 17 for two rods. >> As the investigation proceeded, she grew increasingly agitated. >> Give me a large. >> No. No. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. No. No. Ashley. Ashley. Ashley. >> This pisses me off. >> I know. This isn't This isn't I'm trying to work with you. I'm on your side. I'm trying to understand the full story. My My >> But the thing is that lady was worried to me. >> Which which lady? >> The black lady. >> Okay. And then you want to be rude to me and then treat me like I'm a piece of >> Listen to me when I >> just show me where they didn't even need the >> show me where you put them and we'll work it out. >> I gave them to her. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. Well, then if you're good. >> You know what? I'll pay for the $21 bras, but I'm going to have to return them cuz I can't afford $21. You don't need to pay for something that you didn't buy, but were they were concerned because they thought you might be wearing it in the bathroom. That's all. >> Okay, >> that's all. And if you're not, you're not. But if you are, they just want the product back. >> Where am I? >> That's all to prevent the whole theft. >> No, no, no, no. Ashley, don't do that. >> Ashley, don't do Don't >> I'm saying like there's I know I made public. >> That That's a concern. That was the only concern. Okay. You don't got to get all upset. No, I am upset because I'm trying to grocery shop and I'm trying to get back home. >> Well, we can help you get back. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> Ashley, would you happen to have this in your purse by chance or >> Oh, what's your phone? >> You're not wearing those. >> You found it. Okay. So, Ashley, listen. Listen, listen. Ashley, >> just ask. You're not wearing these. >> That's not the wearing. >> Is that these? >> No, ma'am. I just got these from the dollar store. >> Okay. Actually, the bra we were talking about is right there. So, you did have it at some point and put it in the bathroom. Okay. So, >> it's not on me. >> I paid for it. >> You want to trespass? >> Yeah. >> Let's go to the front. >> All right. Grab your bag. >> I can't get my I can't cookies. I can get food now. Oh, actually, >> do you want to sign your trespass form? >> No. >> Okay, your trespass. >> At this point, she was free to go. And that's the end of it, right? Of course not. Let's take a look at what stupid thing she's about to do next. >> You know, >> Ashley, no. >> Are you >> Are you insane? Are you insane? >> Are you insane? >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. YOU DON'T PUSH A COP. You don't push. >> I DIDN'T. >> I DIDN'T. >> YOU DON'T PUSH A COP. >> I didn't. You >> don't do that, >> sir. I DIDN'T. >> WELL, YOU DID. AND now look what happens. >> Hey, there's my nails, too. >> I like that. >> I didn't touch anything. >> Stop. >> Sir, I didn't push you. Yeah, >> Angela. >> No, that was mine. I bought yesterday. >> Yeah, I just bought it yesterday. >> Sir, I'm not trying to run away from >> Well, that was really dumb. She could have walked away with only trespassing. Now she gets battery in addition to theft. She sat there and lied and then one she >> Nobody lied. >> She did. I didn't get in her face. >> And I didn't push you. >> You did push me. >> No, I moved. >> You pushed me. Now stop. Could have all been prevented. >> Sir, I didn't touch her. I promise you I didn't touch her. I told you she was a racist. So, you told us that you didn't pay this, but meanwhile, you had it on your purse. So, we're going to charge you for this and we're going to charge you for that. >> The sports bra is underneath that one. >> And we're going to rewind the footage to see if you if you took the mascara. I don't want you to yell. I just want you to hear. Don't yell. >> Which mascara? That's my mascara, Mom. >> Okay. Well, we're going to make sure yours. >> We're going to rewind it. I actually took my nails. Where did my part? You said no. There they are all over the ground with the glue. >> No, those are mine. I did that on my hands. >> Stop talking. >> No, you stop lying. They're on my hands. >> I know cuz she blew them. >> No, I didn't. I promise. I GOT THEM FOR $5 AT THE Five Below. >> I didn't I didn't say anything. No, I did not. No, I did not. >> I got him for $5 at Five Below yesterday. Listen, just try out. I'm going to rewind to make sure that the mascara isn't from here. But either way, I'm going to charge you with the sports bra cuz you're still wearing it, [ __ ] >> Mine, the black one that goes with the pink one cuz it's >> okay. So, I can't wear two bras. Sports bras. >> We found the pink one, but you got >> I don't care if you found the pink one. I didn't steal your bra, >> lady. You are still wearing the stolen bra. Stop arguing and face the consequences of your actions. >> Okay. >> Ashley, are are you wearing one of the bras that was from the pack? Okay. It's this thick. It's the thicker one, right? Okay. >> Thank you for being a clean bra. >> Understandable. But you had money in your in your wallet. >> I know, but I was for room so I could take a shower. >> Okay. But if you need that stuff, you know, you go to the Salvation Army across the street, right? >> I don't know. They will help you. >> Done. So, please take me to jail. I just want you to take me to jail. >> Not yet. I can't cuz I'm still doing my job. >> I've been nice to you up to this point. >> No, officer. And I apologize to you and I told you I didn't mean to do that. >> Understandable. But it's already said and done. Okay. So, calm down. >> It's already said and done. Please take me out. >> Have a seat. Ashley. >> Ashley. Are you crazy? >> LET ME OUT OF HERE. >> ASHLEY, STOP IT. >> [ __ ] let me out. >> Have a seat. Settle down. I GOT A DOUGH. >> ALL RIGHT. >> I just want to go home. >> Okay, then sit down. We'll hang on. >> No, you're not taking me home. >> You just told me you weren't taking me home. >> I just said we're taking you to jail. Just chill out for a minute. >> I don't want to go to jail. I want to go home and lay down with my medication. >> Ma'am, if you do that again, it's not going to help you at all. >> Just relax. Nothing is helping me. >> I get her. Or how do you >> We'll load her. I'll bring >> your charges to keep racking up. You cannot do that >> because I'm speaking up for myself. >> No, because you're trying to escape and you're under arrest. >> I'm not escaping. I'm asking you to please just take me so I can get out. >> But they still have a job to do. >> I've never been to jail. What do you mean? >> Well, she does. She was charged with battery on a police officer, theft, and disorderly conduct. Moving on to the next case where an unhinged woman exploded in a Walmart shopping aisle. >> Okay, [laughter] I'm going No, no, no, no. I'm going to go ahead and get your badge number and everything. I'm going go ahead and get your I'm going, batch number, everything. I'm going to need your sergeant. YOU LOSE YOUR JOB. I SWEAR TO GOD, YOUR JOB. I swear TO GOD, I CANNOT SIT DOWN. I CANNOT. ON AUGUST 5TH, 2025, an officer on patrol clocked a speeding vehicle traveling 40 in a 30 zone. Here's what happened now. >> Stop. I need you to stop. >> What's up? >> Step over here. >> Like, stop playing with me. Like, for real. I came from laundry detergent. >> What's going on? >> She literally I said excuse me to her husband. He moved out the way and everything. She talking about oh blah blah blah. You said this to my husband, blah blah blah. I said no. I said, "Excuse me." He moved out the way and everything. >> She the one I went by every hour. >> You're not going anywhere. It's a quick >> I don't have to. That's fine. That's fine. Like I said, I asked her husband to move out the way. I said, "Excuse me." He move out the way. She talking about Oh, she's talking about Oh, well, you didn't have to say that bl I turned around. She talking about She just started like saying like the most. >> Okay. >> I came here to find laundry. That's it. >> So, it get physical or what's >> No, it's nothing physical. It's just words. Just words. >> Yes, just words. It's nothing physical at all. Nobody put their hands on any charge or nothing like that. So, can I leave, please? Can you get your hand on my car? >> You got ID on you? >> No, it's in the car. >> No. What's your last name? >> My last name? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Now, can people get this going so I can get out of my my shopping? >> No, ma'am. We don't dictate this situation. >> Okay, that's fine. But, um, can we get this going? >> Dude, I'm talking to the radio. >> You don't dictate. So, you're going to keep talking. No, >> I can do something about that and we can go back to my car. >> That didn't have to happen. >> She didn't have to say [ __ ] at all. >> Simple as that. My name, my last name. Like I said, >> what's your first name? >> Raven. R A B N. Anything else? >> After collecting her information, the officer informed her that she was officially being trespassed from the store. >> Thank you. Anything else you need from me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> What is it? >> Most likely, you're going to be trespassed from the store if I >> Okay. Listen. Listen here. That's That's fine with me. my bad. >> Okay, that's me. Like I said, um I will be having your badge number. And also, >> you already have my badge number. >> Also, no, no, no. Also, um >> I will be um >> Pineellis. >> Does it look like I'm Pel? >> No, no, no. Pellis, are you Largo? Are you Pelis? Are you Clewater? Are you Largo? Which one are you? >> You at this point, you approached me. No, no, no. You approached me and said to approach the other lady. How was that? Because you were being aggressive. Why why the just started with me, right? And then she going she literally started with me. So I said I told her I'm trying to get out the way before they can move. >> Okay. Listen. So this what happened. I'm passing by with Zen. It's so many people. Mind you, it's so many people in the way. I told No, I told I said I said excuse me. So her husband he moved out the way. Nothing. He didn't say [ __ ] at all. >> He moved out the way. >> So why he's >> So why is he here? That's what I'm saying. We got covert disturbance. We had like four people call. >> Like I said, you approached me, but you did not approach her. >> And I've already explained that to you. >> Like I said, what's the problem? >> I've already You're not going to do that. >> Okay. You can take most likely there's going to be a >> for why you're having an altercation in front of the child. >> He was not He was not at the point. So how >> she was with your child? >> He was not right there. >> Following several minutes of back and forth, the officers escorted her into the office. Like you answered everything else but this. Like who going to go find her and see what's going on? >> Like nobody told her to come by her mouth and like just say like who the are you talking to? Like that like it's no reason for that. >> I didn't say nothing to this lady. >> His badge number and everything. I got his last name, badge number, everything. I'm going to need your sergeant. I'm going to need your sergeant. >> Okay. I'm going to need your sergeant. >> I didn't to this lady. This started with me. That's why >> I'm going to need the front door. Let's go. >> Let's go. Just keep it cool. Don't try to approach me. He will not hurt you here. We're going to go to the >> That's fine. That's cool. >> Do not walk up on me. >> Who you talking to? >> Yeah. He was like, I don't know who the you. But >> have a seat. >> Can I help y'all? Can I help y'all? >> Have a seat. >> Can I help y'all? Have a seat. >> I'm not going to have a seat. I'm good. I'm done standing up like >> Where's the other lady at? >> What's up? >> Where is the other lady I got into it with? >> I don't know yet. We have officers looking. >> Okay, so why do you just have me in here? Whole family crowding around me and I'm by myself. >> Where the she at? >> GET THE >> NO, I'M NOT GOING TO. What is your problem? Like I said, now >> where is THE LADY I JUST GOT TO DO IT WITH? Where is the lady I got to do it with? Where is the lady I did NOT WITH? Y'ALL HAVE the I said I have not done [ __ ] to this lady at all. You're pulling my hair. >> E cuz you're resistant. >> Yeah, but I'm not here. Like I said, here I can put the bag down. You're good. You're good. >> Like I said, y'all want to approach me? A black female, but don't want to approach her. SHE SAID SOME DUMB [ __ ] HER. >> BRILLIANT. Talking herself into handcuffs. Let's see what charges she will manage to rack up next. Can I have a seat now? No, >> I do not want to have a seat, sir. Like, but don't you understand >> what's in this pocket? >> Just look in it. YOU GOT ME A HAIRCUT. LOOK IN IT. The with you the wrong with y'all. LIKE I SAID, Y'ALL WON'T IT'S Y'ALL WON'T LOOK AT NOBODY ELSE but y'all won't look at nobody else but a black female. I swear to God, y'all won't. Like, y'all don't understand that [ __ ] This lady STARTED WITH ME ON HER dumb ass mouth. Like all I did was come like I didn't even touch to her. I didn't touch her. I CAN'T SAY HER IN THE SHOP. >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> HE KNOW MY NAME. HE GOT IT. >> I'M ASKING. >> HE HAS MY NAME. >> WE DON'T NEED TO YELL. RIGHT. >> First off. First off, that's not my name. MY NAME IS RAVEN. >> OKAY. >> HE KNOWS MY NAME. >> RAVEN. >> HE KNOWS MY NAME. AS THE WOMAN WAS SCREAMING INSIDE, her friends outside were causing a scene as well. [laughter] Listen, I said you [ __ ] job. >> Your [ __ ] job. >> Like I said, WATCH CAMERAS. WATCH THEM CAMERAS. LIKE I SAID, SHE SAID SOME [ __ ] TO ME. with you has no body. I stay in this 24 HOURS. LIKE I SAID, lose your [ __ ] YOU LOSE YOUR JOB. I SWEAR TO GOD YOUR JOB. >> I swear TO GOD, I CANNOT SIT DOWN. I CANNOT SIT DOWN. [screaming] >> With y'all, >> you're going to sit. >> No, there you go. Damage. >> I SWEAR TO GOD. I SWEAR TO GOD. I SWEAR TO GOD, BRO. RAVEN, knock it off. All right. >> WRONG WITH Y'ALL. >> WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? >> LIKE I [screaming] SAID, >> CAN I HEAR YOU? >> I CAME here with me. >> Because the man outside continued causing a disturbance, officers decided to place him in handcuffs as well. >> Absolutely. >> I don't care. I swear to God losing their job on my mama losing their job. >> Oh, she got something in the front pocket. >> I open the door for you. Messing around. I >> open the door for you ass. >> Get him out the way. Yeah, move him out the way. Trashy ass police car. Get him. What's that? >> Possibly. >> The woman was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest while also being trespassed from the property. Share your thoughts in the comments below. Thanks for watching and remember to like and subscribe for more content like this. Get him out of the way. Yeah. Move him out the way. Trashy ass police car. What's that? >> The woman was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and trespassing. 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