I don't want you to touch me. I don't cuz I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay, man. Put your hands on your back for what? Put your hands behind your back. >> You want to do some test so I can make sure you're safe to continue on driving. >> I don't take L of that cuz I could caught him right now. >> Okay, let me ask you work. Y'all pissing me off. >> Okay, go ahead. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for DUI. >> We're going to ask you again to get out of the car nicely >> and then if I have to say it again, I'm going to rip you out that damn window. >> You are violating my rights, sir. >> All right, >> sir. No, BECAUSE YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. >> It is shocking how some people escalate the easiest situations completely convinced they're helping themselves. Spoiler alert, they're not. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at some wild cases in cops versus the dumbest Karens getting arrested over the simplest things. Starting with this woman who turns a neighbor dispute into a full-blown arrest. >> Going to be arrested. Don't touch me. >> Don't. Please. >> Would you resist me? Dogs touch dogs. >> It's August 31st, 2022 and cops respond to a neighborhood regarding this neighbor shouting and playing loud music. When the cop got there, he recognized the suspect immediately from a similar incident. And the moment he saw her arguing with the neighbor, he knew this wasn't going to be easy. >> I've never done anything to you. >> Tabith, >> you were not invited here. I am not talking to you. >> They weren't from Monty. I don't understand. >> I did that for you. >> Why are you over here? Let's go. >> I did that for you. >> Tabitha, >> I have nothing to say to you. Nothing. >> I never did anything to you. >> I have nothing to say to you. >> Walk back to your lot. >> Oh, I wish she'd walk on my side of the >> Listen. >> Is that a threat? >> No, it's a promise. >> IT'S NOT A THREAT. It's a promise. >> No, walk up. No, that's not a threat. JUST WALK ON MY SIDE. GO IN THE HOUSE. >> DO YOU WANT TO GO IN HANDCUFFS? >> Don't go back on her property again. >> She won't. >> Enjoy your Christmas property again. Turn around and go. >> Monty, DON'T EVEN TURN AROUND AND GO. I got her. I got her. >> Don't go back on her property. She invited me. >> But hey, BUT THE NEXT TIME >> ABSOLUTELY. She did not invite you. If she's sitting there yelling at you to get off OUR RING, >> THE NEXT time they call the cops for no reason, then you guys need to >> go back over there. I'm going to arrest you. The officer had given her the warning, so she should have gone inside and stayed quiet, right? Wrong. She steps outside again and yells at him. >> If you're CONCERNED ABOUT MY GRASS, MOW IT. >> I told you. >> Listen, I told you. >> MY KIDS FATHER'S AT THE HOSPITAL DYING AND YOU'RE WORRIED ABOUT MY GRASS. >> GET get control. >> You and your weird ass. [screaming] >> Go inside. >> YOU'RE THAT WORRIED ABOUT IT. [ __ ] I don't >> with your dope battery. >> Get her inside, please, before I take her TO JAIL. >> YOUR DOPE BAG, SON. TRY TO GIVE ME ACID. What you do about that? >> GIVE ME A DRUG TEST. I AM SOBER. >> STOP. >> SO, what are we going to do to stop this? >> Are we going to have to take everybody to jail for the persistent disorderly? >> Walk for mama. Can I talk to THIS MAN? WHERE ARE YOU? >> CAN I TALK TO this man for a minute? >> God damn. That's exactly what they want. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. I'VE BEEN DEALING with this forever. >> GO IN YOUR HOUSE. >> I'M GOING TO START. >> I AM YOUR MOTHER. MOM, >> you need to calm down. >> You are my mom. But you're saying, >> YOU KNOW WHAT? QUIT RUNNING YOUR MOUTH AND MOW your yard. >> Is she really worth all night? >> Can you go in the house? I'm so worried about >> have another UNIT IN THE HOUSE. >> You know, Tom, there's nothing I could do TO >> I AM TIRED OF IT. >> HANDLE YOU. >> MY BOSS CAN WRITE OUT SOMETHING. 11 hour shift. I work my ass. >> The neighborhood has to be thrilled to have a family like this. Loud, obnoxious, perfectly describing this woman. Even her husband seemed to have given up on her. And her constant yelling and screaming makes this all just worse. I GOT OFF EARLY TODAY. I ENJOYED MY POOL. THAT'S ALL I DID. What do you do? Leave off the government. Work from home. GET A JOB. GET A LIFE. >> I [laughter] am so tired of these neighbors. I'm so tired. thrown out. >> What I'm concerned about is you guys all yelling at each other and it's not getting you. >> These neighbors suck. >> I It doesn't matter. You live next to them. >> They need a life. >> Well, you can either move or trust me. >> You either deal with it or move. That's your option. >> I don't know. I might stay and let them love me in more THAN WHAT THEY DO NOW. >> OR WE CAN FORWARD INTO THE WIND AND THEY CALL YOU GUYS OUT HERE. >> MAYBE I'LL STAY. This isn't illegal. Tabitha, you are going to get a citation for disorderly conduct for your behavior today. Okay. >> If I go be her ass, will you just arrest me? >> We sure will. >> Like, if I be her ass, just arrest me for something that I'm No. If I'm getting a citation, just arrest me for being her ass. >> I will gladly go to jail. >> No, I don't deserve that. I wrong. I did nothing wrong. I'M HERE. I'M IN MY YARD. But if you're giving me a citation or giving me something, give me >> I've warned her [ __ ] already. >> She's going to be arrested. >> Okay. If I'm going to be arrested, I'm Don't touch me. >> Don't. Please don't. >> Would you resist me? I'm >> Don't touch me. Please don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. I did wrong. >> You're under arrest. Turn around. >> I did not do wrong. Get off of me. >> Tens up. >> I DID NOT DO WRONG. >> RELAX. HEY, this is not going to change the outcome. Stop. Okay. >> This is not going to change. Now you're resisting. Now you're Now you're resisting >> because I'm not I'm not I'm just saying I'm fed up. I'm human. >> Relax. >> They have caused trouble constantly. >> I got I got her arm. Stop. >> Why do you have to do it so tight? >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND MY HAND. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND your back. >> Ma'am, stand over there. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand because you got it so tight. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Yeah. And I'm making good buddies, too. Try to catch up on everybody's I can't ass. >> For what? >> Walk to the car. lift up. >> BUT I CAN'T LIFT UP IF YOU'RE HOLDING ON TO >> YOU'RE NOT DOING IT. Listen to what I'm TELLING YOU. >> I CAN'T IF YOU'RE HOLDING ON TO ME. >> GO AHEAD. SIT IN THE CAR. >> GET IN THE CAR. SIT IN THE CAR. >> I AM. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> YES, I am. >> Seriously? >> Yeah. Seriously? >> Why? >> The cops tried their best to get her feet in the car, but she refused to cooperate. So, her husband stepped in to convince her. Tap. Tap. This is nothing. Come on. Come on. Nope. >> No. You know I didn't do anything. >> You did. But okay. Put your foot in the car. All right. >> What did I do? >> You're going to sober up and then I'm going to come and get you. Okay. Come on. Come on. Put your foot in the car. Stop. >> Because I have some drinks. >> Okay. >> At my own house. >> You're fine though. >> My own privacy that I'm paying for. >> You're fine. You're fine. Put your foot in the car. You're going to sober up and >> No, I want clothes on. I'm not putting my foot. I want clothes on. >> We're not letting her get out. So, you can have a jacket or SOMETHING TO SLIP ON. >> NO, I'M NOT SHUTTING THE DOORS while I close on because this is inappropriate. >> You will. >> No, I'm not. >> All right, back. Back up. >> I want my clothes. >> Sure. Just do me a favor and back up. >> I want my clothes. >> WILL YOU LISTEN? PLEASE. >> I WANT MY CLOTHES. >> GOD DAMN. >> WELL, YOU CAN'T SAY HE didn't try. So, the officers have no choice but to force her to get in. All right. When he car when he told me >> I'm going to put your feet in the car and if I get hurt then you're going to get charged with a felony. Do you understand that? >> Trying to make everybody THEN HURT ME. HURT ME. TASE ME. SHOOT ME. I DON'T GIVE A >> I DON'T CARE BECAUSE I DIDN'T DO WRONG. I didn't >> kick him. >> In the end, she's charged with criminal trespassing, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. Let's move on to the next case where this entitled girl turns a simple traffic stop into pure chaos. >> Can you come over here, please? >> I can hear you. >> Then why aren't you doing it? I'm asking you. I don't want you to touch me. I don't cuz I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay, man. Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> It's November 19th, 2023, and a cop conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for an invalid license plate. Now, what happens next is not what the officer expected. >> This way, I see I'm going to speed limit and they pulled me over. I don't know why I'm getting pulled over. >> Ma'am, do you have your driver's license restoration insurance? I don't know why she's pulling me over. Mom, I was not speeding. >> Ma'am, >> I Excuse me, ma'am. Why am I getting pulled over? >> Because the license plate on your car comes back to a different vehicle. >> Because the license plate on my car comes back to this. Ma'am, this is a rental. I got it from my mom. >> Okay. My phone. >> I still need your license. Registration. Registration is not my >> Okay. Well, can you take a look, please? Do you have your driver's license with you? When the officer approached the woman, she was on the phone with her mom, completely ignoring him. When he asked for license or ID, she simply just made another call. And when she finally looked for it, the only thing she could provide was a workplace badge. >> Whoever you're calling is not important right now. >> Yes, it is. Cuz you need stuff that I >> I need your driver's license first. >> Do I need some sort of ID? Something. You said you don't have a driver's license on you. So, >> it's my book bag. Do you want to get Do you want it? >> I want your license or an ID. >> Oh, that's it's in the book bag. Would you like to grab it? >> Yes, that is what I've been asking you to do. Do you have any driver's license, ID card, nothing like that? Just this? >> My license were in there, but I didn't have my check when I went to work. All right, you can have this back. I'm going to take your security license just cuz it has something I can go with. So you don't do you know whose name? >> My mom. I know the man. I don't know who he is. It's a friend though because >> you don't know his name? >> No, because she got into a car accident a couple weeks ago and he got involved to call. Okay. After collecting her information, the officer then told her to call her mom so that the cop could verify what the girl just said. But uh she refused, saying her phone died when she clearly just called somebody before. >> Can you give your mom a call and then see if she knows? >> You just Your phone isn't dead. >> It doesn't have no service, ma'am. >> Okay. So, who are you just on the phone with then? >> That was my mom. It was on this phone, ma'am. >> Okay. So, can you call her then? >> It's dead. You don't have a charger? >> No. Okay. So, how did you just talk to her then? >> The phone went dead. >> It went dead just now. >> Yes. While I was on the phone with her dead. >> Okay. >> Since the officer can't confirm her story, she tells the girl to step out so she can sort things out. >> Ma'am, can you step out, please, till I figure out what's going on here with this car? Ma'am, >> could you step out of the car, please? >> Am I reading your arrest? >> No, you're being detained as everyone is during a traffic stop. And since I can't figure out what's going on, I'm going to step out of the car until I figure out what's going on. >> I'm confused. Why am I stepping out of the car? >> Because I'm telling you to step out of the car now or I'll make you step out of the car. I'm not going to ask again. This is your last chance to do it on your own. I can't feel this. This don't make no sense. I'm stepping out the front. So, you should have put handcuffs on me. >> No, I'm not. Unless you refuse to step out. Over here, >> ma'am. Over here. Hey, that way. >> Y'all got to be disrespectful on this. >> I'm calling you ma'am. >> Ma'am, over here. >> The girl seems unable to follow the officer's orders, repeatedly walking away. When the cop tells her to stay in that designated spot, she grows increasingly agitated. And class, what happens when you let entitlement drive the car? You crash into handcuffs. >> Over here, please. Can you come over here, please? >> I can hear you. Then why aren't you doing it? I don't want to hear that thing. I don't want you to touch me. I don't cuz I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay, man. Put your hands behind your back for what? >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> I don't need to open her. She got me. >> Oh, what the Stop. All right. My chest, bro. My chest. [screaming] [screaming] Bro, [screaming] that hurt, bro. My arm be bro, >> bro. Come on. YOU TWISTING MY WRIST. WHAT the Bro, you're twisting my wrist. Like, what the Let's go. >> After putting her in cuffs, the cops escorted her to the squad car. But she decides to be stupid yet again when the cops search her pockets. >> Why? Nope, >> bro. Oh my god. Y this I'm screw MY MAMA BRO. BRO, [screaming] BRO. On my mama, bro. I'm going to sue y'all. Bro, >> stop moving now. >> Bro, YOU NOT EVEN BEING CIVILIZED. YOU'RE NOT even being civilized, bro. Bro, >> let go. What's in your pocket? >> My phone. >> Let go. What? My arm, bro. My arm, bro. I swear to God, bro. Okay. Can you get on my wrist and hurt? STOP. >> ALL RIGHT. I'm trying to touch on so you can get in the phone. He lay on it. I have your phone. Okay. Can you get on my wrist and hurt, >> bro? What the Bro, I don't have nothing else in my pocket. You pushing my wrist. He stand up. My [ __ ] stand up. standing on me and you twisting my wrist to the [ __ ] ground. >> MA'AM, I'M SORRY. CAN I MAKE A POINT? Can I please get the up, bro? My thumb, my thumb is I FEEL A HEARTBEAT IN MY THUMB. MA'AM, >> YOU stop screaming. >> OH MY GOD. >> WHAT IS WRONG? >> OH MY GOD. >> WHAT is wrong? Oh my god, [screaming] >> Ma'am, stop. >> STOP. >> NO, your finger IS GONE. >> MY WRIST DOWN. >> OW, my wrist. [ __ ] >> My wrists are Can you sit on it, >> bro? My rainbow. >> Sit down. >> Sit. >> Oh [screaming] my god. >> Feet in the car. >> MOM, MY WRIST, [crying] I can't feel my wrist. I can't feel my wrist. I'M TELL I'M TRYING to be I can't feel my wrist. [crying] >> This woman is charged with resisting non-moving traffic violation, driving with an expired registration, and driving with a suspended license. Moving on to the next case where this entitled cop's daughter turned a welfare check into a felony. You will want to do some test so I can make sure it's safe to continue on driving. >> I don't take none of that cuz I could call them right now. >> Okay, let me ask you this. >> Are you willing to provide a preliminary breath sample so I can see what's going on motor vehicle? >> Like y'all pissing me off. >> I'm asking you a simple question. >> Y'all pissing me off. >> Okay, go ahead. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for DUI. It's March 30th, 2024, and a cop on patrol notices a suspiciously parked car in the middle of the road. So, after getting to the vehicle, he sees a young woman sleeping behind the wheel and uh decides to conduct a welfare check. So, here's what happened next. Hello. Hey. What's going on? Show me the police. >> Yeah, my phone. >> What's tonight? What's going on? >> My tongue's still open. >> Okay, why don't you jump out so I can talk to you? >> 22. I'll take a second. It's occupied one time. >> I'll feed back on it. >> Hey, what's going on? >> My tongue fell out. My tongue ring. >> Your tongue ring. Why'd you jump out so I can talk to you? >> Where do you stay at? Um I'm Hobalt. >> At Hobalt? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Here. Come on. Come on. Step out and talk to me. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> Just leave your car, your phone in the car. That's fine. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. We'll put it in your pocket for me. Here. Step over here. Just leave your towel in there. Your blanket. You okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Okay. Just leave it in there. Come on, step over here for me. >> It's a pretty cozy place to nap behind the wheel in the middle of the road with a blanket, no less. All things considered, she's being cooperative. At least until she pulls her phone out. >> But over. What's going on? Put your phone in your pocket for me, please. >> I have lost my um >> Just put your phone in your pocket for me, please. >> For what? >> So I can talk to you. I want to see what's going on. >> No, nothing. I just ran on the gas. That's it. That's all that happened. >> Okay. Can you put your phone away for me, please? >> For what? Because I'm trying to talk to you. >> What's up? >> Can you put your phone away so we can have a conversation cuz you're distracted by having a conversation. What's up? >> So, what's going on? >> I just ran out of gas. >> How long ago did you run out of gas? >> Like 20 minutes ago. I'm waiting on somebody to pull up. That's it. >> Okay. You know where you're at? >> Yeah. It's my best friend's house. >> So, what's her address? >> I don't know. She lives on the street, though. >> Okay. So, you ran out of gas? >> Ran out of gas. That's it. I'm trying to find somebody to come help me put some gas in my car. >> Okay. Can you hang up your phone? >> Unless you want to give me a ride. You want to? >> We can see about arranging that. I'm trying to talk to you. >> You can give me a ride if you want to. If not, I'm going to go back in my car so I can find somebody. >> Okay. We're not doing that right now. I'm talking to you. >> Okay. Will you talk to me and let me know the solution? >> Give me your phone. [clears throat] We're done with this. We're done with this. Let go or I'm going to arrest you. Let go or I'm going to arrest you. Let go or I'm going to arrest you. Let go. I'm going to arrest you. >> Okay, that's it. >> What's your bad name? >> Yeah. What are we doing over here? I'm going to put it right here. If the cops have to snatch your phone away from you, you're clearly a child. The officer would also notice something from the car. A strong odor of alcohol and maybe controlled substances. >> Waiting on gas. >> Okay. How much did you have to drink today? >> Nothing. >> How much did you smoke today? >> Nothing. >> Why does your car smell like cannabis? >> It doesn't matter. Yes, it does. I'm trying to talk to you. >> It doesn't matter. I'm just trying to tell you I'm I'm sitting here waiting for somebody to pull up so I could get some gas and that's it. That's all I'm sitting here for. >> Okay. >> That's it. You don't have to ask me like, "Oh, you have cannabis. You have I don't have nothing. You can check my car." >> Can I talk to you a second here? >> I don't have nothing. >> What's your name? >> My name is Mia. >> Mia. So, the reason why I'm asking you, okay, cuz >> I'm sitting right here, right? >> Can I finish my conversation with you? The reason why I'm asking you, okay, is yes, you're sitting in the middle of the roadway and you're blocking traffic, okay? But you're also slumped at the wheel like you're asleep completely. >> No, I'm just sitting here. I'm waiting. I'm tired. It's early in the morning. I just got off work. I'm tired. >> Okay, where do you work at? Despite claiming she hadn't been drinking, her speech is more slurred than a drunk pirates karaoke night, and her body language is off. On top of that, she's sleeping behind the wheel in the middle of the road. Come on. So, the cop decided to run a few sobriety tests on her and uh let's just say she failed before she even started. You wanted to do some tests so I can make sure you're safe to continue on driving. >> I don't take none of that. >> Reason for that? >> No, I just don't take none of that. Is there a reason why you doing all this? >> Yes, cuz I want to >> over some gas. >> You're stopped in the middle of street >> over some gas. >> And I want to make sure you're safe. That's that's the bottom line. >> I'm safe. I'm pretty safe. >> I'm letting you know that I'm safe. 600. >> Okay. But you're not willing to do a test. >> What do I need to do a test for? >> So I can make sure that you're safe to drive. >> Oh god. >> I don't even have to drive. I'm staying at night here. >> And you're stopped in the middle of the roadway. >> Yes, because my my gas. >> They're coming to put my gas in. >> Okay. So you're not willing to do any tests? >> What am I doing the test for? I'm not even supposed to be talking to y'all. >> So that because you're operating a motor vehicle and you're stopped in the middle of the roadway here. I'm stopping over the road cuz I need some gas. I feel like y'all harassing. What's your name? >> I'm Officer Maciac. >> Maciac. >> And I'm not harassing you. I'm trying to >> harassing me cuz you said you kept trying to ask me about some gas. I'm just trying to tell you that I'm going to get some gas in my car. Somebody's pulling up to get some gas for my car cuz I run out of gas. >> Despite the undeniable evidence, she does everything she can to deny the officer's claims. And when she refuses the breathalyzer, well, we can just say that she was cuffed in a heartbeat. >> Stay over here. Stay over here. You're not free to leave. >> You're being stopped for improperly parking the way. >> What am I being arrested for? >> I'm not arresting you. >> Why I can't be in my car? >> Because >> I don't own my laws. Come on. >> Because I don't know what's in your vehicle. >> You could check my vehicle. Go ahead. >> Okay. Why don't you stand? >> Go stand over here for me. >> At the end of the day, y'all can't Y'all can't check in my vehicle. Go ahead. Stand over here. >> Permission. So, >> stand over here for me, please. >> Y'all can't take my phone away. >> Let me ask you this. I ain't going to lie to you cuz I could call them right now. >> Okay, let me ask you this. >> Are you Are you willing to provide a preliminary breath sample so I can see what's going on? >> What does that have to do with anything if I'm >> operating a motor vehicle? >> Like y'all pissing me off. I'm >> I'm asking you a simple question. >> Y'all pissing me off. >> Okay, go ahead. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for DUI. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Now you're arrested for obstructing. Now you're arrest for obstructing. >> You're on my camera. >> No, I'm not. Now you're under arrest for resisting another one. >> Put your hand like that. >> Good job. >> I don't want to have to chaser you. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> DO IT NOW. >> As she continues her struggle, she bites one of the officers, adding yet another bad decision to her list. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're back. >> You just bit me. >> We're fighting. Put your hands behind your back. >> I got a taser. >> Do it now. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Do it now. >> Come on. Sit up. >> Go ahead. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> My dad's a police. Can you please call? >> Stand up. >> Please. >> Yeah. Please call her. It's the It's the It's the light. My dad's a police. Please. >> Please. Yeah. >> Let's go. >> Yes. She's home. >> I'm not all the time. >> Yeah. You've been a police officer. Good job. Take a seat. >> Right. I swear to God. >> This have to go this way. [laughter] >> Lay back. >> In the end, she's charged with aggravated battery, resisting or obstructing a peace officer, DUI, and operating an uninsured motor vehicle. Let's move on to this case now where this entitled girl transformed a simple traffic stop into jail time. >> So, we're going to ask you again to get out of the car nicely. >> And then if I have to say it again, I'm going to rip you out that damn window and we'll go from there. >> Do not open my handle because now you're violating my viol. >> Yes, you are. >> You are violating my rights, sir. >> All right. >> No, that's not fair. Ask your supervisor. >> You're going to get >> I asked for your supervisor, sir. No, BECAUSE YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. >> It's October 21st, 2022, and cops conducted a traffic stop on this vehicle with a broken headlight. Okay. What's happening here? >> Hello. >> Hey, how are you? >> Deputy Troder, Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. >> Hey, how are you? >> So, uh, doing good. Your uh, front lights out. Got that headlight out on your right side over there. >> Huh? >> Is it? >> Yeah. So, I was sitting over there and saw you coming out behind me and saw it was out. Do you have your uh ID on you? >> Sorry. Right. Where you guys coming from? Uh do you also have your insurance and registration as well? >> So far it kind of seems like any routine traffic stop right until the officers detect an odor of a controlled substance. >> So while you're looking for that, uh I smell some marijuana. It doesn't smell burned. It smells like it's fresh. Do either either of y'all have a marijuana card? Um, >> no sir. >> No. >> I don't know why it would smell like that. >> You don't have any on you or any in the vehicle? >> No, sir. >> No. >> Has anybody smoke in the car or have you smoked in the car in the past? >> I don't. Uh, it's my mom's car. >> Your mom's car. >> Does your mom smoke? >> She She might on occasion. She has kid problems. I I don't know if she does. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. So, what we can do, so what we're going to do is we're going to search the car on the premises of that you guys don't have a marijuana card and I can smell it. Uh, if there's nothing in obviously if there's nothing in here and we don't find anything, we'll let you guys go and go do your thing. All right. But do you guys mind stepping out of the car for me? >> Um, no. No, sir. Because I don't understand why you would need to go to that level when I'm just trying to go to my sister's house. I don't even do that. And last time I checked, to be honest, you guys can't do that off of smell. >> Yes. And you have if we have the smell and you don't have a medical marijuana car, we have right to search the vehicle. >> What are you What are you talking? >> Sounds simple, right? All she has to do is step out of the car for the police to conduct their search and she'll be on her way unless she has something to hide, which might explain her next entitled behavior. >> So, we're going to ask you again to get out of the car >> nicely. And then if I have to say it again, I'm going to rip you out that damn window. Those are your options. >> Why are you being so aggressive? >> I'm not cuz you're already I'm already asking you once and he's already asked you once. So just get out of the vehicle. >> Yeah, because obviously because I don't understand for no reason talking about, oh, if you have your medical marijuana, they want to search my car, everything. I don't understand what I'm just trying. It's already late. It's already 9. I'm already waiting to where I got to go. Now they're talking about it all for a headline when I didn't even know it was out. I went to the oil place today. They even did the check of all of it. Didn't even say anything. So I thought I was on my clear. So I don't I I don't understand why you're going to this car except >> because you can. >> Because you can't. >> Yeah. >> Talking on the phone while the officers are waiting for her to step out. It's like she's begging to be dragged out. And if that's what she wants, that's what she gets. Can I talk to your supervisor? >> Can you get out of the car? >> If you can get out, stand back there with this officer on the other side and we'll go from there. >> Do not open my handle because now you're violating my Yes, you are. >> You are violating my rights, sir. >> All right. >> You're violating my right, sir. >> No, that's not fair. Ask for your supervisor. >> You're here again. >> I ask for your supervisor. >> No, this is fair. >> This is not fair. I see. Take the >> Get your hands off of her, please. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out, please. Step out, please. Come on. >> This is not fair, dude. >> Step behind you. >> This is not fair at all. This is not fair. >> This is not fair. >> Okay, I will step aside, but I'm asking you not to put me in handcuffs. >> But I'm asking you not to do that. Can you please just stop? I can't. >> That's not fair. That's not fair. That is not fair. I did nothing wrong. >> Give me the phone. >> No, sir. >> It's It's either that or it breaks. So, >> and let go right here. No, >> sir. No, BECAUSE YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. >> YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. >> You have no right. I'm literally tired of this, >> dude. This is not fair at all. >> As soon as the cop pulls her out of the car, she unleashed her inner Karen, demanding to speak with a supervisor. Even in handcuffs, she's acting like she's in control, piling on more demands at the officers. >> You have anything on your person that's going to poke armies at me? >> No, sir. >> So, you guys going to get a female deputy? >> Because I have I have a vagina. So, you guys want to search your pockets? We're going to search your pockets. >> Try me. Don't check me. Get a female detective cuz I'm not with you now. >> Yeah. I don't give a a cop. someone better than you because you're violating my rights, sir. Especially you. This sir right here. Nice. This sir right here. Nice. You a >> got you stupid. >> All right. Going to put you in the back of my car. All right. >> Sir, can I please not because you guys did this last time we went through this and you guys are just going to pull me in there forever. >> We're not going to put you in there forever. Come on. Come on. All right. time, bro. I'm tired of the >> sit. Don't throw yourself in. >> Just Just shut the door and leave me alone. >> Just hang out. >> Okay. >> After securing this girl, the cops then searched her car and what they found was nothing like what she claimed. >> So, upon my search in the glove compartment, I found marijuana. Did it test? Yes. >> She said no. >> She said yes. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So I found marijuana and I found the gummies. So my question, are those yours? >> Yes, sir. >> Are they hers? >> No, sure. >> No. Okay. At any point during the day, cuz you said it's your mom's car as well, and you said you're not sure. She You said she smokes sometimes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. The girl is charged with possession of marijuana and resisting arrest. Let's move on to this case where we have two women turning a simple trespass into an arrest. >> Premises, >> why am I getting trespassed? >> Because they don't want you in here no more. >> Why? What I did in there? >> Why is you robbing me like that? >> Why is he robbing me like that? >> Come on. >> He did not remotely call a female officer. It's February 2nd, 2024, and cops get a call about two females causing a disturbance at an establishment. Let's check this out. >> Scorpio Scorpio. I'm a Scorpio. >> Scorpio. >> Scorpio. >> Awesome. Cool. Scorpio is great. Yeah. >> Good. How are you? What's up, Scorpio? >> Big Taurus. There's a lot more crime in Gainesville than Gumbies. >> I'm got to pay his stab and then you over here >> because I need your ID. >> No, he doesn't. It's her mask. No, I need I need her ID cuz she's going to be trespassed. So, >> it's okay. It's okay if he trespasses you. >> I don't give a about >> I don't give a [ __ ] about that. >> Trespass up. >> You don't have your ID on you, though? >> I'll give I'll give my ID in person, >> huh? >> My I'll give my social and all that. Look it up. >> Okay. But you don't have your physical ID? >> No, I don't. Okay. What you want to do about it? >> Nothing. I was just asking questions. >> So, do it. >> I did. >> So, do it again. >> Why you doing all that? >> Doing all what? Well, one of the girls immediately shows an obnoxious attitude toward the officer after he tells her that she's being trespassed. But that's just the beginning of this entitlement. >> What's your name, dear? >> Alison. >> Awesome. I appreciate that, man. >> Yeah. >> So, what this is is going to be a blanket trespass from the premises. >> Why am I getting trespassed? >> Because they don't want you in here no more. >> Why? What I did in here, >> what I did, I'm ordering food out of here. I did not [ __ ] Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. They're saying they specifically said that they wanted the girl in the corner that was making no noise, no mess. >> When I was sitting down, trespassed for what? >> It doesn't matter. They >> Hello. >> Y'all want to be trespassed? >> Hey, we're not doing that. >> Hello. >> We're not doing that. Come on. >> Y'all want to be trespassed? >> We're not doing that. Stop. >> Why is she grabbing me like that? >> Why you like that? >> Come on. Stop. >> I'm not doing it. She's not doing it. >> You ain't got to do ain't got [ __ ] phone [ __ ] ass your rights. He has not done video. >> You have not read her unit, please. >> You have not. >> You need to get back. >> Step back. I have you assaulting me on video. I have you stop following me. I have you assault me. I have you assault me on I have you assaulting me on video and camera. >> When the cop arrested one of them, the other tried using her so-called Tik Tok legal knowledge to get her friend unarrested somehow, only to land herself in handcuffs instead. >> Officer, this is legal in the state of Florida. Officer, you don't know your This is the standard. You assaulting me. Get my phone right now. >> I got it. In the same court, you assaulting me, sir. You did not ring me my hands on me. That is assault. >> What are you arresting me for? >> What are you putting his hands on me? That is assault. What are you resting me for? Everything for >> Go ahead. Have a seat. >> What are you arresting me for? >> Have a seat. >> I'm confused. >> Sit. >> All right. I'm saying what you arrested me for. >> Step back. >> What are you arresting me for? The third time the officer has his hands on her. >> Close. >> This is the third time the officer has set his hands on me. You have not read her man memorandize. Oh. Oh. >> Stop. You're on video. >> And I know my guys. I know my state. Have you arrested me for >> interfering? Officer, >> where's the other in my car? >> As you have assaulted me again. >> As soon as the girl came into the officer's face, he immediately puts her under arrest. But even after being in handcuffs, she still can't stop yapping about her entitlement and self-taught law. >> First of all, this officer assaulted me and I have it on video on my phone. >> Okay. Before he read me my Miranda rightites, before he put cuffs on me, he assaulted me by hand. >> And I have it on video. >> No, >> he did not read me my rand. He did not search you. He did not call a female officer. >> I did. >> First of all, no, he did not. >> No, he did not. I have it all on video. The camera. First of all, First of all, sir, >> stop. >> First of all, stop what? Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? It's on video camera. It's all on your body cam. Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? >> Stop what, sir? >> You just drunk or what? What's going on? >> No, I haven't drank a liquor alcohol. You can give me You can give me >> the bag. >> An alcohol test. >> What's going on? Why you so hyped up? >> I walk behind him as he assaulted me. And I have it on video. >> I have it on video. >> He has a body cam, too. >> Right there. >> He's got a body cam, too. So, >> and I have it on video. >> Perfect. I was walking behind him as he was arresting my friend and I was videotaping as I'm allowed as a Florida citizen. >> Okay. >> To add more to her already embarrassed state, she's going to bring her dad into this yap. >> Keep checking the purse. Digging digging. Dig deep. Dig deeper in that Michael. Dig deeper in that Michael. Call my daddy in that m cuz my daddy number in that mort. >> You going to be crying. You going to be crying when my daddy come to this phone. >> Y'all going to be crying when my daddy come to this phone. None of y'all read me my rights. Y'all got me pretained. Nobody read me no rights and y'all got me attained. Um >> uh so when you detain somebody, you don't have to read them, right? Sir, mister. >> Mr. Sir, >> Mr. Sir, >> so when you arrest somebody, when you make an arrest, you don't have to read no more inter >> because she can't seem to know her right to stay silent. The cops would put her in the car to reduce the volume on her annoying voice. >> Whose car is this? >> All right, go. Yeah, >> you paid for my money in there. Let me see your hand. >> You paid for my money in there. I didn't even do nothing in this [ __ ] >> No, I did not. I didn't even do nothing. No, >> I didn't even do nothing. The [ __ ] I didn't even do nothing. >> The [ __ ] do nothing. >> Put your hand, >> [ __ ] I done pay for my [ __ ] food in that [ __ ] >> The [ __ ] All right. All right. All right. >> What are you [ __ ] doing, >> man? I got stuff back there. Hold on. >> Did you find anything you were looking for? >> Hey, so I'm off your comic. All right. I'm only a female, so I'm going to search you. Okay. >> Sure. You got any needles on you? Look for what you're looking for. >> No, I'm I'm asking you. I just don't want to get stuck by anyone. >> Do I look Do I look at me? First of all, don't look like a needle head to you, baby. >> Do I look crackhead to you, baby? >> Do I look like I have on me, baby? Look at Look, look little look little look little look little look little look little look little look little look little look little look you you know I don't look like no crackhead baby. I never Wait till my daddy call in the morning. That's what y'all do. Wait till my daddy call in the morning. That's what y'all do. Look, look for me, baby. You know I don't look like no mother dope head. Look, look for me. Look for me. Look. You're going to be any type of contra >> like there's some contraband on me. >> Listen to me. >> Do I look like >> Okay, contraband can be a lighter. >> Do I look like I lied on I smoke drugs to you? >> All right. >> I look like I do drugs to you. >> I look like I got a lighter to you, baby. I smoke cigarettes to you, baby. You know good and goddamn well I don't smoke cigarettes. >> Resisting. >> Yeah. >> Hello. Hello. I'm subscribing. Gainsville Police Department. I'm just here to search you. >> You got any needles on your >> I don't got nothing on me. >> Okay. >> I paid for my food. Y'all better give me a refund. I know that. What you want to search me for? >> Anything that can't going to the jail? Go ahead. >> Face this truck for me. Thank you so much. Anything in your bra? >> Go ahead. >> Gotcha. >> Go ahead. >> Is there anything that if you go there in there [ __ ] ass? I better get my money back. >> My [ __ ] ass. >> Take one step like a big There you go. Perfect. Anything on you then if I miss it in my >> Okay. If it goes into the gym, >> I know it's a federal charge. I know that. Baby, >> go ahead and sit back. >> Baby, thank you. >> Y BETTER GET Y'ALL BETTER understand that. I paid for my mother and [ __ ] Y'all better believe that. >> [ __ ] >> Both girls are charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and trespassing. Moving on to the next case where a girlfriend turns a simple night at the bar with her boyfriend into a nightmare. >> You're not yelling IF YOU DO THIS. >> NO, I'M NOTING. >> On November 24th, 2024, cops get a disturbance call about a couple fighting at this local bar. So, when the police arrived to stop the fight, the girlfriend had a complete meltdown and turns the situation into a whole another kind of chaos. Walk outside. >> Don't touch me. >> Walk outside. >> Don't touch me. >> Listen, we're not we're not touching you. >> Do not touch me, ma'am. Will you come outside with me? >> Right here. >> NO. >> I don't want ANOTHER STEP AWAY. HE CAN'T PUT HIS HAND ON ME. HE DO EVERYTHING TO ME. [laughter] >> I WANT TO GO. I DON'T WANT TO GO. I'M TIRED. >> I'M REALLY INTO HER. >> DO YOU KNOW HOW TIRED I AM? >> YOU WANT TO SIT DOWN? >> NO. I want >> I got this type of videos. >> That's all his on the floor. >> Go ahead. That's his. >> Okay. >> That's his. We came here together. >> HE BEAT MY ASS BEFORE THIS. I GOT SCRATCHES ALL OVER ME. WE WAS FIGHTING. >> OKAY. WHAT WERE YOU FIGHTING ABOUT? >> BECAUSE I'M TIRED. Because he want to borrow. He want to send me money. That's up. YOU SENT ME FROM VEGAS. MY father [laughter] and I'm over here. AND YOU SENT ME HERE. I'm not supposed to be here. I can call my mom. I CAN CALL EVERYBODY. I'M NOT SUPPOSED TO BE HERE. I CAME HERE FOR HELP. >> OKAY. Do you have your ID on you? The woman immediately gets emotional, venting her frustration about her boyfriend's behavior, from cheating on her to putting his hands on her. It's also worth noting that both of them had been seen drinking heavily before the fight broke out and were clearly intoxicated. However, looking at her behavior now, it's safe to say that she might be the cause of their conflict. And as if that wasn't enough, she would grow even more agitated and decide that it's her turn to tell the officers how to do their job. >> Hey, HEY, HEY, HEY, HEY, >> LEAVE ME ALONE. I GOT I CAN'T BECAUSE THEY PUT ME HERE. [laughter] I don't WANT TO BE HERE. STOP. I DON'T WANT TO BE HERE. I HURT YOU. I WANT TO DIE. >> STOP YELLING. >> I DON'T WANT TO GO IN THE BACK OF A CAR. >> I DON'T WANT TO BE HERE. LET ME GO. >> NO, we're not. >> I DON'T WANT TO GO. >> THAT'S NOT >> I DON'T WANT TO BE HERE. >> THAT'S NOT HOW THIS WORKS. >> GO GET HIM. GO GET HIM. GO GET HIM. STOP YELLING FOR YOU'RE GOING IN THE BACK CAR. I'M NOT DOING IT. GO GET HIM. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO TELL US WHAT WE'RE DOING, RIGHT? >> GO GET HIM. YOU WANT TO GO GET [laughter] >> WE'RE TALKING [laughter] TO CONDUCT. >> STOP RESISTING. STOP. YOU DID WHAT YOU DID. YOU CONTINUE. CAN YOU STOP? [screaming] >> A struggle breaks out as the suspect resists while officers try to place her under arrest for disorderly conduct. Easily one of the worst decisions she could have made. [laughter] HE'S [screaming] so weak. He off my shoes. STOP. CAN YOU STOP THIS RIGHT THERE? STOP. STOP. >> A few moments later, after the officers had placed the suspect in the squad car, her tantrum throwing still showed. No sign of stopping. >> Baby, can you please can you please? Please. So, you don't give a right. Can you please let me go? >> You don't give a [ __ ] >> Hey, we we gave you a chance. We tried to let you talk and you started you started acting a fool banging your head on the window. >> You started tired. >> Why are you Why are you causing the scene banging your head on the window causing a ruckus like that? >> We're not. We're We're not We >> You did this. You're in the back because of what you did. >> Trying to light me up. >> Tom Union 69377 took the check. Okay. Just hold >> your phone. Go grab my phone. >> I have your phone. Your phone's right there. You're You're not your phone. >> Grab it. >> Go grab it. >> I'm not grabbing it. It's right there. >> Huh? >> It's right there. >> No, it's not. That's not my phone. >> This isn't your phone. >> All right. Give me my phone. >> No, you're not getting your phone. >> They're both getting disorderly conduct. >> Yep. >> Do we know where his phone's at? Uh >> I I know that's her phone. >> Okay. >> Um I don't know where his phone is. >> That's my phone. That's my phone. >> Do we have her ID? >> Uh, no. We We tried to get her ID. >> My phone is in the door. >> She doesn't have an ID on her. We were trying to get a social and that's when she started banging her head on the window. That's why me and >> Ma'am, are you going to give us your your identification? >> Yes, I will give you all. >> Okay. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Can I get out? >> No. >> Oh, why? >> Because what? >> What is your social? >> Get me out. >> No. I don't get how he out in cuffs in domestic violence. He wants to lock everybody up. >> What is your social security? >> Domestic violence. He's going to lock everybody up. >> He's He's not out. He's not He's under arrest right now, too. So, I don't want to What? What is your social You want another charge? You want a failure to identify charge, too? You want to make this easier or harder? >> No, I'm not letting you out. What is your social security number? >> I'm not doing nothing to nobody. Let me out. Let me out. Please, I got to go. Please, >> I want to get out. >> Do you want to Hey, hey, hey, listen. Hey, >> I need my father. My father in the hospital bed. I don't care. >> So, she made the statement she wants to kill herself. I don't know if we want to get her checked out by the hospital. I >> Let's take her back to the station. Are we citing her for disorderly and him for? >> He's getting disorderly, too. >> After finishing their work, the officers then prepared to transport her to the station while she uh continued to scream and yell like a dying banshee. >> MY FATHER'S IN LET ME TALK. LET ME TALK. >> COME OUT NOW. COME OUT. I DIDN'T. >> If you don't if you don't step out of this car, >> you let me talk. Can you let me talk? >> Get out of the car. >> COULDN'T EVEN TALK. >> YOU'VE BEEN TALKING. You ready? Give me the chance to talk. Put your arms behind. Put your arms. >> Give me the chance to talk. >> Okay. Come out of here and talk. >> Give me the chance to talk. >> You have about >> CAN YOU PLEASE TALK TO ME LIKE A REGULAR COP? >> Can you step out of the car? >> I feel like you abusing her power. >> Can you talk to me? >> Can you step out? >> I'm talking to you like a normal person. And why she put her hands on me? This is supposed to be normal as a cop. >> I'm not. FOR WHAT? [screaming] STOP. >> YOU DON'T LISTEN. >> I DIDN'T do nothing. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. [screaming] ME. [screaming] >> Y'all ain't talk to me. Y'all ain't even giving me my rights. Y'all ain't doing none of that. >> You have the right to REMAIN SILENT, BUT YOU'RE NOT GOING TO DO IT. >> NO, YOU AIN'T DOING IT NOW. >> Anything you say can and won't be used against you. >> You a right to an attorney. If you get out of attorney won't be provided off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. I didn't do nothing. >> You're resisting arrest. >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't rip. You won't even TELL ME MY RIGHTS FROM the beginning. >> I don't need to tell you your rights. You would know that. Good luck. >> I am. Get off me. Stop. Stop grabbing us. Get off me. >> IF WE CAN'T DOUBLE lock him, it doesn't matter to me. Put him in the car. >> Get off of me. It only takes one person. >> Go back in. >> Why can't you stop to one person? >> Get in the car. >> I need to talk to one person. >> Get in the car. I need to talk to one person. You >> get in the car. Yeah, cuz you're not just getting in the car. >> One person. I need to talk TO ONE PERSON. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> CLOSE THE DOOR. >> I got to get out. >> Close it. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> In the end, she's charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Her boyfriend wasn't charged with anything because he was kind of cool and compliant with the officers. >> Turn around. Turn around. Cuffs. >> I DIDN'T DO THAT. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> I DIDN'T DO THAT. >> GET OFF THE GROUND. NOW, >> welcome to April 22nd, 2026. And officers get to a train station regarding a woman who was seen using drugs in front of other passengers. What happened next was pure chaos. >> Because, you know what I'm saying? If you got something, you let me know. I'm going to give you an option. You got any cocaine or heroin on you? >> No, I don't have anything. No, no secret. >> Yeah. Nothing. Nothing in in you? >> No. >> Nothing in your pockets? >> No. >> Okay. I'm going to give you the option because if I find something, >> what are you judging me for? >> Go ahead. Cuz you're in an area that's high narcotics. See, >> the reason why cuz you got empty. >> All right. I'll take care of it. Just put me down. someone my mouth, my scalp. >> Okay, sit down. Sit down. I don't want I need to fix my >> You Well, you got you got this on you. >> There's nothing in it. >> Okay, it doesn't matter. You're not supposed to have it. >> Empty bag. >> It doesn't matter. >> Empty bag. >> Empty bags of what? >> Nothing. I don't have nothing. >> Take a seat. Take a seat. I'm not going to tell you that. >> I don't You will after. Sit down. Are we going to be putting handcuffs? >> Baby, >> sit down. Sit down. Sit down. What's your name? I will tell you. Sit down. Sit down. Where are you going in cuffs? >> Sit down. >> YOU'RE A MAN. YOU'RE NOT EVEN going to be social. You talking about cups. You need to go in cuffs. >> You need to be suspended. You will be those are guilty. It doesn't matter. I'm homeless. It's garbage. >> I don't care. >> I don't care either. You're a man. You're harassing me for no reason. >> I know I'm a man. What do you What do you think I am? >> Excuse me. >> You're not going and you're not free to leave. >> Baby, I'm not under arrest. >> No, you're being detained right now. >> I'm not being >> Yeah, you are. Yes, you are. >> You're not supposed to call a woman. You can't detain me. >> You're just saying stop moving. You're going to go in handcuffs. >> Go in. You're going to go in handcuffs. Sit down. >> You know what? I'm homeless. >> I don't care. >> I know you don't. >> Well, children, this is the native rock monster from the wild jungle of Chicago in her natural habitat. Her main source of food was in those baggies the officers just pulled out. And she consumed too much of that food, so that's why she's being so cranky and wired up. All jokes aside, the officers continued searching her belongings and she kept acting all bananas. You just couldn't keep her ass in one place. >> Do you know how many homeless people I arrest? >> So what though? I go there and go and you're telling me that >> take a seat. >> You're harassing me for no reason. >> No one's harassing you. >> You are. >> Nope. >> Everybody knows I'm an addict. What the does that mean? >> Okay. Well, >> deal. I wasn't doing my staff. You come out. You're getting high. >> I didn't I didn't I didn't tell you getting higher. I said you're in an area. >> I said I saw these. You're not supposed to have these on the train. Can you Can you be cool? >> Be cool. I'm being cool with you. >> I'm tired. >> Okay. If you're if you're on the train, I'm hiding. >> If you if you continue to act like that, you're going to go in handcuffs. >> Okay. Look look look look. >> Look. I'm going to ask you. Listen to me. Listen to me. What's your name? >> Vanessa. Look at me. Vanessa, look at me. Look. Just look at me. Look at me. Look. You see me? >> Look. Listen to me. I'm going to ask you one more time. Look at Look at me. Vanessa, are you going to go in handcuffs? Look at me one more time. Do you have any narcotics in here? If I find some, you're going to the county. >> I know. Oh, I don't have any. >> Do you have any on your person? >> No. >> In your bra or anything? >> No, I don't have anything. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to look. Okay. You're a homemade man. You're wrong. >> I'm not wrong. >> You are. You did this against the law. It's illegal. My wife stupid. >> No, I think you're intelligent. >> No, you don't. You don't. You think after shooting stupid. >> Come on. She's not stupid. She just lost some brain cells with all that sniffing she did. Even in this situation, she was still higher than the highest kite. And the next dumb thing she's about to do will make her crash to the ground. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> What is that? >> Put the knife down. >> Leave it down. >> Like you're stupid, bro. >> Leave it down now. >> It is down. >> Put it. No. Wait. Get the away. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. You're going to go in cuffs. >> NO. I HAVE NOTHING TO DO. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET CUPS. You're going to get chased. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. And I swear to God you >> turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> I want a white shirt. >> Okay, they're coming. Turn around. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T CALL THE WHITE SHIRT. CALL A WHITE SHIRT. >> WAIT, let me get a car over here. >> I'm not getting >> Let's go. GET OUT. >> NO. CALL >> TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. YOU'RE GOING CUFFS. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> YOU'RE GOING TO get tased. >> This is illegal. >> I don't care. >> I don't care. You do. I do. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> SOMEBODY REPORT. >> TURN AROUND. >> SOMEBODY REPORT THIS. >> TURN AROUND. SOMEBODY REPORT THIS. >> TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. YOU'RE GOING TO GO IN COPS. You're going to go on cops. >> No. I didn't you, bro. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. You're going to get thrown to the ground. >> Stop. Turn around. Turn. You're going to go in handcuffs. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. You're going to go in cuffs. STOP. >> WHY ARE you doing cuffs? >> I GOT OKAY, TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. >> I didn't do anything. >> Turn around. You're going to get hurt. >> Turn around. You're going to get hurt. >> Somebody help me. I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. Somebody help me. Somebody help me. I don't know why, bro. >> Turn around. You're going to get thrown to the ground. >> I didn't do anything. >> You're going to get thrown to the ground. But I do I'm not under arrest. No, it's illegal. I didn't do anything to No. >> No. Turn around. >> This is illegal. I didn't do nothing to you. No. >> Turn the around. >> I know. I'm not doing nothing. >> Turn around. >> No. You're going to get taped. >> No. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. >> I didn't do nothing with you. >> You're going to get taped. >> I'm on the real car. You're going TO GET TAPED. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. NOW >> THE woman's acting really erratic and the officer really doesn't want to zap her. So he tries to talk her down until backup arrives. >> NOW >> turn around. >> Turn around. >> Do nothing. >> Get on the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> Please stop. >> Get on the ground. >> Please stop. Please help me. >> Get on the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> WE HAVE TO DO NOTHING. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> We have to do nothing. JUST >> ON THE GROUND. >> ON THE GROUND. >> Get on the ground. >> On the ground. >> PUT YOUR HANDS DOWN ON THE GROUND. >> Hands on THE GROUND. >> HANDS DOWN THE GROUND. >> I can't. >> I can't see. I can't. I got this. >> I can't bring up. >> Help me. Help me. Stop. I can't breathe. >> Please stop. Don't stop. Please. Please stop. >> I can't breathe. Please stop. >> Nobody's hurting you. >> I can't breathe. >> Hold on. We got it. We got it. We got it. >> Don't worry about it right now. After securing the woman in handcuffs, the officers escort her out of the train. >> What is wrong with me? >> All right, lay down there then. >> Lay down there. >> Just push it once. Yeah. Three times. >> You want to stand up? >> Okay. Go. >> Okay. Go. >> You want to stand up? >> Here you go. Just take some deep breath. Okay. You want to stand up or you comfortable? It's over. All right. Hey, it's over. Okay. >> You want to stand up? >> Come on. 1 2 3. It's illegal. >> Ma'am, ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're okay. Stop talking. Okay. Okay. We're not We're not your husband. >> No, but she's putting his foot in his I can't have my focus. Just take focus on breathing. >> Open your nose out through your mouth. >> Why you cutting my money off? My money is in the >> You're going to get it back. You can't have that on you right now. >> Stop yelling. >> No. >> Be quiet. Be quiet. Be quiet. >> But no longer. >> Be quiet. >> Call to do that to me. >> Be quiet. >> Be quiet. No reason. >> Be quiet. >> Stop talking for a minute. We're going to be silent for a second. >> Ma'am, >> I'm going to >> stop talking. >> I'm not. Hey. Hey. >> I'm going to be quiet. >> Finally. I'm going to find justice. Thank y'all. >> The cops then begin to search her body. >> What's up? per meal. My dad didn't give you one, but it retired. That's what it was. >> I think the city I don't think he gave you a permit. >> Walk. Cut it out. >> Cut it out. Keep your ass up and walk. Just stop. Wrong. >> Do you have anything on you that else we need to know about? >> Nothing. No. >> This is all about a crack rock. >> All this for a crack. smell. I wasn't smoking when you came in. I smoke. I was doing that to say that. I don't know what to do. >> Did they piss on me? >> No. >> I don't want to work. >> My partner's going to search you. Do not do any of that crazy [ __ ] >> If you so If you so much If you so much as pull away, you're going to get another charge. You're going to go to county. Right now, you're avoiding that. So, act calmly and you get released. >> You can go get it fixed in an hour. >> Be careful. And she had blades all over her. >> I know I did. I said I had drugs in my pocket. I was sure that I had nothing. I said, "Listen, I said, you know, >> stop talking while the search is occurring." >> Do all kind of stuff. >> Time to go home, dude. >> I need stuff, you know. So, >> stop talking. >> After finishing with everything, the cops escort her to the squad car. >> Come on, let's go. >> Come on. I landed so narcul. >> This woman is charged with drug possession, disorderly conduct, and three counts of resisting arrest. [screaming] >> STOP. >> NO. >> STOP. THEY'RE grabbing my feet. I don't like it. >> On the 25th of March, 2025, airport officers responded to reports of a woman repeatedly calling 911 inside the airport. Here's what happened next. Hey, how's it going? >> How you doing, ma'am? The person you're talking to is my dispatcher. >> Oh, hey. Someone came here to talk to you. Do you mind if I just see the the cup you have real quick? >> Yeah, of course. >> He He already knows. I told him on the radio that I'm here. >> Oh, who's your name? >> Uh, Sergeant Johnny Harris. >> Wait, what's your >> Harris? H A >> Okay, so Harris came to help me. >> I think he hung up. >> So, uh, can you tell them what's going on? I went to California for my daughter's stuff and they didn't give me any um anything >> like rights. Mhm. >> All right. Do you live here? >> Yes. >> Nashville? >> Uh or surrounding area? >> I don't want to go. I don't want to move. I don't want to go anywhere. I just I want to go back to my daughter >> in California. >> And I have a son here. >> This is where I'm at. What was your name again? [music] Johnny, >> I just want to go home. Like, I want to go home to my ex and I want to go home to my daughter. My son lives here in Tennessee. >> As far as your ex is concerned, you know, do he wants you back. >> I mean, you don't have to like text him or call him or anything. >> Well, I've been >> Well, can I ask him at least? >> You're you're you're not >> Can you see if Jack's on there? >> Well, there's one thing for sure. She's absolutely drunk out of her mind to call the cops to complain about her life. I guess it was no surprise since the first thing the officer took out of her hand was a beer. >> On hold for a second. >> Okay. >> Cuz we we we got called because you called a metro or a a mental health line. One of the two. Do you know which one you called? >> Your eyes are really pretty. >> Yeah. Thank you. I get that a lot. >> That's too distracting. I I can have officer Sims step over here. You want to talk Sims? >> I mean, she might have some pretty eyes, too. >> So, >> that's pretty. >> These eyes are so pretty. >> This is very blue. >> Okay. They're like ocean blue. >> They are. Talk to me. >> I just wanted to see if this was unlocked. Do you mind if I check your call? >> Yeah, it's your seven. Go ahead. I don't mind. >> So, you you called It looks like our phone, but you also called 911. >> Okay. >> So, what I'm trying to figure out is what's the situation where you wanted to call 911? I don't know. I just know I had to come back to here and go back with my ex because my daughter is in California and I wanted to stay in California. I can't look at him. He's got >> so bright. I cannot do it. I cannot. His eyes are too bright. >> Okay, you can look at me. So, you said you were you were your kids in California. >> Yes. In California and she wanted to stay and I just want to go home. >> Okay. And where's home? Homes in California. >> Home is in California. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Um, do you have a a flight to California? >> No, my flight was to to California. Was there How old? >> I'm 24. >> Oh, I'm 24. >> Oh, so we're about We're roughly the same age, but >> Sure. For sure. >> So, you you said you just had court >> in California. >> It's just too much, dude. Like, I can't do it anymore. >> Okay. >> I literally cannot do it anymore. Like it's it's literally it's going to give me because I can't do it anymore. I just want my daughter. >> She want my daughter. >> I want to go to California. I want to like see my daughter and my ex won't let me but the guy I'm with now won't let me be with my daughter and it's like too much. Like I can't be with my daughter but like if I go back I can't be with my daughter but I have a son with him. Like what am I supposed to do? >> Yeah, that sounds like a lot. Like what do I go home and get my son and then drive back or do I f I don't know what to do anymore. >> I go I want my daughter but I want my son at the same time but I have this ex who's fighting me on it but I have this ex who's fighting me. I give up. I'ming done. I don't know what to do anymore. I give up. I just give up. I don't know. >> Despite the misuse of 911, she does actually need help but not in the way she was thinking. She needs to get sober up. So, the officers asked her if she had anybody to come and pick her up. >> Going to do our best to help you out. Um, >> I just I'm having a real hard time right now. My two children >> and I don't know what to do anymore. I don't have any help. Like I >> How old are your babies? >> 5 months and um 4 years. I >> a It's okay. Just take deep breaths. I know >> you're going through a lot. >> And you're stressed. >> You just What do you need? I'm sorry. your ID. >> When you say you're done with it all, this is I'm going to make this blunt. I can tiptoe around it, but I don't want to tiptoe around. >> Yeah. You mean like I'm not going to, right? >> Yeah. >> No, I'm not. Especially with my daughter. >> Okay. >> I used to work on the base on a Navy base and I I understand it for sure. >> What did you have a driver's license >> or something? >> Yeah, it's in my purse. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, do you have family here that can pick you up or anyone that can like a friends or family that can pick you up? >> Where am I? In Arizona. >> Can you tell me where you're at? That's a >> No, it's just a question. >> Arizona. >> We're not in Arizona. Do you know what day of the week it is? >> No, I'm not doing this with you guys. This is a trap. >> It's not a trap. We're trying to see. >> I'll just figure it out. >> Yeah. How much we can help? Who am I talking to? >> My mom. >> Your mom? Okay. >> I don't know. Hi, this is Officer Sims with Airport Police. So, your mama told me that your husband's here to pick you up. >> Worrying about her mental health, the officers offered her the help she needed. >> Know who the president of the United States is? >> Uh, Trump, >> I know you probably had a little bit to drink. >> Okay, which is fine already. But right now, I'm not too concerned with your intoxication, okay? I'm more concerned just with your mental wellbeing cuz I know you called distressed and upset. Okay. Um which understandably, right? Cuz you're going through a lot. Um would you be willing to speak to a guidance counselor? Like I'm >> not really. They won't do anything for me. I've already tried it. >> Well, you never know. I mean, >> I've tried it. I just want to go home, dude. I like California. I don't want to be here anymore. >> I already know what it needs to be done. Like I just I don't want to Hey. Um, before moving, we get the ball rolling. Can you please take >> Can you just take a seat? Yeah, you're Yeah, you're good. >> I don't want to like make you stressed out or anything. >> No, you're good. You're not stressing me out. I just um before we before we try to leave, >> can I at least have a drink? Like >> um Well, it should it won't be too much longer, so I don't want to take too much of your time. But I wouldn't re I wouldn't recommend drinking that. >> That's my drink. I know, but I wouldn't drink more of it. >> Does look good. >> How old are you? >> I'm may have to call you back here in a second place. >> Why can't I go home? >> I know you're stressed because we're right now we're trying to make sure you're okay and you >> and I got to go home like by myself. >> No, you're not going to go home by yourself. >> You guys are pretty much saying like I have to go home by myself instead of going home to my daughter. >> I don't want to be in Tennessee. Tennessee is weird. >> I don't want to be in Tennessee. I want to be in California. I don't like Tennessee. Where can I go to be back in California? I don't like Tennessee. I don't want to be in Tennessee. My ex is trying to keep me in Tennessee. I don't want to. >> Is it your ex or your husband? Cuz I know you >> husband, but I don't want to be with him. >> Okay. >> I don't I don't want to be with him. He's forcing me to be with him. I don't want to be in Tennessee. I want to be with my daughter in California. Okay. Oh my gosh. I'm not going to do anything. I want to be in California with my >> So, I'm Johnny. This is Hannah. We're We're going to do the best we can to help you out, but you've put us You've put us in a spot where we have to help you one way or another. So, >> here's my manipulate you and he's going to convince you. >> Just listen to me for a second. I want you to knock that over. I'm going to move it over here. So, I want I want you to just listen to me. I'm not talking to your ex, >> but I have a son. >> I'm talking to you. I'm talking to you. I'm not talking to your son. I'm not talking to your daughter. >> So, what do I do? >> Our options are you're obviously going through a bunch of emotional things that we can't help you with. We can give you advice, but ultimately that's not professional advice. And >> so, what do I do? >> You have two options at this point. Talk to mobile crisis on the phone. You can request to go to the hospital. >> Just grab my son. Can we Can we get on the plane and go home? Unfortunately, no. >> Or I can get in my car. You >> can't get in your car. >> So who's >> you're too drunk to drive. >> You said talk to mobile. >> Talk to mobile crisis. See what they can offer you. Or B, you can request to go to the hospital. We can get you a ambulance ride to the hospital. But the only reason why you would want to go to the hospital is if you want to seek out mental health. >> I don't want to go home by myself. That's all I know. >> Yes. >> You're not going back to California today. So, it's either the hospital or we're going to have to go another route. So, >> I don't really care. Like, I just need to go back to >> Huh? >> How many drinks have you had? >> Probably three. Before that, I had a year and I had 15 months clean. >> Would you be willing to voluntarily go to the hospital? >> Uh, no. For what? For what? Hold on. For what? For what? >> Hold on. Wait. For what am I going to the hospital for? What am I going to the hospital for? Girl, you called the police to fix your personal life because you don't want to go home alone. Get your [ __ ] together if you truly care for your kids. >> Take You're take You're on >> Yes. >> And you mix it with alcohol. >> Of course. >> And you're having a severe and you're going through a lot emotionally. >> Yeah. >> Hospital is going to help you a lot. >> For what though, dude? I've been to the hospital. Where are the >> Yeah. So, go ahead and stand up for me. >> Okay. rest. Just relax. Relax. >> No. We tried to talk to you. >> You're under arrest. Okay. >> For what? >> Public intoxication. >> For what? For what? For what? >> Public. >> What am I going under arrest for? >> Hey, you got it. Hey, just tell them what I'm going >> talk to me. Relax, please. >> You're under arrest for public intoxication. >> You're intoxicated. You cannot take care of yourself. You're under medication. >> Okay, but I told you guys the truth. I was being >> It is a truth. I We understand, but we're in a in a situation where we cannot find a solution for you. And the best choice that we have right now is for you to go to jail to Silver up and so you can find >> No, I want to be next to him. I don't want to talk to you guys. I want to be next to him. I don't understand why you were being like I talked to you like I don't understand. >> And we gave you plenty of options if you didn't want. >> I'm confused. I'm confused. Like why would I have >> Come on. We're going to walk. >> Okay. Start walking. >> After putting the woman under arrest for her own safety. The officers then escorted her to the squad car. >> You're a danger to yourself. You think you're in a different state. You thought you were in Arizona, right? >> Well, I knew that I landed in Arizona. >> Right. When we deal with people that have been drinking and they don't know where they're at. It >> hurts. I don't like this. >> Right. >> Hold on. I want to I want to be next. Can I just have him, please? >> Nope. Stop. I'm not going. >> NO. I WANT HIM. HEY. HEY. I'll be fine. >> Listen. Listen to me. You make it this harder. Relax, please. Okay. I trust officer Sim is going to take care of you. Relax. >> Where are you? >> Relax. I'm right here. >> No. >> Help her out. >> Let me share something with you. Hers husband is at the city exit coming to pick her up. He said take her to jail because I don't feel safe. She always does this and I don't want I don't want her at home with me. >> Who's with you? >> Uh, nobody. I'm about to set someone up. >> I just want to carefully take a >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Step up. I said careful. I go anywhere. I don't want you. I'm not worried. You are going somewhere. You want to walk. >> You like the trick. You're a trip. I'm going with you. >> Come to my swim, please. >> Nope. >> No. No. No. Don't do that. Don't do that. No. I'm not going to say go ahead and take care of Joe. >> I'm glad we have his permission to take her to jail. Agreed. After a while, her ex-husband arrived at the airport. >> Yes, sir. Good. So, we tried to get her as much help as we could. Offer mobile crosses, help her get ambulance out of transport to the hospital for help. Use everything. So, >> all that. >> Yes, sir. >> What was the mobile thing you said? >> Mobile crisis. >> What is that? >> That is a like it's a call-in system. Mental health professionals um talk to them. They kind of do like initial evaluation and then they come if they deem it fit, they'll come out actually like on scene. >> Okay. and do like an evaluation there. Repeat it. Okay. Damn it. >> Yeah. So, she's going to be going to jail. Um >> Oh, she's going to have to bond out. >> Mhm. Yep. >> I'm not bonding her out. >> Just saying. She could have >> So, normally they kick you out, >> right? Um they could have a boner, they could not. I don't know exactly. That's all up to the magistrate and all that stuff. >> I don't know. Um so, >> sit over there. >> I sit next to you. Is that okay? Can I sit next to you? Trust her. >> Listen to her. >> Okay. Well, I trust you. I don't trust you. >> Listen to her. >> Okay. >> Listen to her. All right. I'm going to put the civil on you. >> I don't want to do without you. >> No. I don't want you to go. >> Relax. >> No. >> Do not kick her. >> Don't touch me. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T touch me. What are you guys trying to do? Don't touch me. Don't >> relax. >> No. Don't touch me. I asked you to take me with you. >> I told you to relax. >> I asked you to take you. >> No, I don't trust him. I don't trust him. I don't trust him. I don't trust him. >> Stretch your legs. >> Can you call in? >> STOP. >> NO. >> STOP. THERE'S blood in my feet. I don't like it. >> On the way to jail, the woman constantly threatened the female officer. And even at the station, she seemed to be even drunker and refused to cooperate. >> We're here. Don't touch me. >> No. I don't want this. >> No. Not let it go anywhere. >> Okay. We're going to take OFF INSIDE. >> NO, I DON'T TRUST YOU. >> NO, it's not. >> No, I don't want to just get this off of me. Bad, >> are you going to stand up? >> I'm going to help you. You going to stand up? >> It hurts. >> Walk with me. >> Okay. Okay. Please, please. I don't want to go anywhere without him. I don't want to go anywhere without him. Don't touch me. I don't want to go any without him. Don't touch me. I only want you to touch me. Don't touch me. Relax. Don't touch me. Let me go. Stop touching me. >> No. Stop touching me. Don't talk to me and piss. >> You're thinking I work for the Navy. Get the off me. Get the off me. I work for the Navy, too. You >> don't touch me. Don't touch me. I'm going to make you get the keep your job. Relax. >> Okay. All I know is I work for the Navy. You touch me one more time. I want to make sure this shit's going to boil the baby. Don't touch me. Get your hand off me. California stand up for me. I just Oh, I just tried to talk. We're going to go talk to you lovely people. >> I know. This is the next step to >> the woman was charged with public intoxication, resisting stop frisk, halt arrest or search, and retaliation for past action. >> Thank you so much for watching. Please don't forget to like and subscribe so you never miss out on any interesting video. We'll see you in the next one. 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