No, I didn't take my shirt off as a woman. You need to identify as a male. I'm a female and you just put your hands on me. >> Because you are failing to produce or identify Where is your driver's license? Where is your driver's license? Ma'am. You're being detained. >> No, you put your hands on me. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> MA'AM, YOU STEP OUT. >> I'M NOT GOING TO STEP OUT WITH THE >> ALL RIGHT. >> NO. >> Step out. >> I'm not going to step out with the WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU, DOG? This people wrong. Y'all really suck at this. >> It's honestly unbelievable how quickly some people go from confident to chaos when the police refuse to give them what they want. Welcome to Police X Tech where attitude meets authority. Here are times when the dumbest Karens completely lose it after the police say no. Starting off with this woman who goes completely nuts and tries to run over the cops when they didn't take her side. >> OH, HEY. >> IT'S OCTOBER 1ST, 2023. Cops are dispatched after receiving a 911 call regarding a child custody dispute. >> Calm down. It's okay. It's okay. What's going on? >> Don't walk up to me like that. I'm in distress. >> No, I just want to know what's going on. What's going on? >> Please don't come up in my face before you run up on me like that. I'm in distress. >> Okay. What's going on? >> another help for that. Don't do that, please. I'm begging you. Please don't do that. >> Don't do what? >> Run up on me like >> Look at me. I'm standing here with my hands in my pocket, all right? >> I don't understand you like that. >> Calm down. >> I'm I'm calm. >> No, you're not. Okay. Explain to me what's going on. >> I'm calm. >> All right. >> I'm calm. >> Okay. Listen to me, officer. >> Okay. This officer here? >> Yes. >> Okay. You know what? >> Okay. What's going on? >> Okay. So, me and my cousins, okay, here you go right here. >> Ma'am, talk to me. Ma'am, talk to me. I'm going to open the vehicle. >> It's fine. >> I'll tell you what. >> Now, we all can talk together since we all here. >> So, what's going on? >> Okay. So, I'm I'm good. I'm a mother. >> Okay. >> First of all, first >> Yes, I understand you're a mother. >> Okay, and that's it. And um I'm having a hard time co-parenting with my cousin here. Of uh of course because he's uh didn't he bring back I mean he knew it's just me and my child, you know what I'm saying? So, please don't please don't >> Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am. >> Okay. >> I'm just making sure everything's all >> We all can talk. You know what I'm saying? But if y'all if y'all want to if y'all want to do this, y'all can just you know what I mean? >> Listen, do you want to I I feel like I can only say about two sentences here, okay? Cuz you haven't been able to explain to me anything. You keep going around to me. So, what >> I already said I'm in distress already and called somebody that can help you. >> Okay, explain to me what that means. >> That means that the police does not have no control over this situation. >> Uh okay. I don't even know what the situation is cuz you haven't been able to explain anything. >> Even to a mother in distress, her explanations don't make any sense. I mean, the cop doesn't understand a word she said. So, the officer calmed her down a bit and told her to just explain everything from the beginning. >> So, why don't you take a deep breath, okay, and let's start from the from the beginning. >> Okay. >> All right? Cuz I just got here and I just got some information from what someone told the dispatcher. I really don't know anything. Everyone's safe. I'm not concerned about anything right now. No one's going anywhere. All right? But I need to know why I was what was brought us brought here. So, let me ask you a few questions. This is your son, correct? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Um and how old is he? >> Five. >> Five? Okay. Now, explain to me before anything happened today, what's the custody situation with your son? >> The custody situation with my son was that my cousin take care of my son and protect him by all causes until his mother gets out of jail and able to commit up to him custody herself. >> Okay, so there is a court order that's saying this? >> No, there was a court order. The court order is talk is closed. >> Okay, so >> a wrap. >> Okay, so tell me what the court order is saying said. >> The court order said >> said >> for me >> Okay. >> to listen to my cousin. >> Okay. >> by all means necessary because >> Because cousin is down here, right? Yeah. Okay. So, okay, let me uh So, you were in jail. That's at some point, correct? >> Um I was incarcerated. >> You were incarcerated at some point, all right? And because of that, your child had your cousin had custody of your child. >> Yeah. >> Yes, no. Okay. So, is that who made that [music] decision? Was it Department of Child No, who made the decision? >> No, I would made the decision because I asked the courts, "Can he go with my cousin?" Because I trusted my cousin. >> So, [music] the court gave your cousin custody of your child. >> No. >> No. >> No one has custody of my child. My child's in the system. Meaning he's up for grabs. If I get in trouble, they're going to take him. If he get in trouble, they're going to take him. So, no one's right or wrong here. >> Okay, >> know because we haven't seen no judge. >> Let's stop that cuz obviously we're talking two different languages here cuz you're >> I understand because I'm upset. >> Why don't you tell me what happened today? >> Oh, what happened today? Um I got up. I took a shower. I got her shower and we headed to the park. >> Okay. >> And then today >> Well, let me ask you a question. So, is staying with you? >> No, the whole time. All summer. Every day. Every day that he's supposed to be with him, I take him to school. I fix him clothes. I buy his food. Um I got I got beat up. >> telling me a bunch of stuff that doesn't really apply, but let me >> I'm just telling you. >> No, let me cuz I need to figure this out. >> Because I'm upset. That's why. So, you keep telling me to calm down. You can't keep That's why I said, "Can you call somebody that can negotiate all of our situations so we all leave fair so no one just cause no more commotion?" This is a head >> You know, with your aggressive demeanor, constantly shifting the story makes it really difficult for the officers to piece together what actually happened. It's clear she's not trying to explain anything. She's trying to manipulate these cops into taking her side. Okay, I'm going to ask you some questions again, okay? So, where do you live? >> I live at 14 Native. >> Does live there? >> Yeah, back and forth. >> Back and forth. >> Joint custody. So, you have joint custody with with How does that work? How does that work? Are there certain days that you're supposed to have him and he's supposed to have him? >> Yeah, we agreed with him. He he made up everything. Like, I'm just saying yes, yes, yes, yes because he did me a favor. >> Okay. >> Let's Let's get a understanding. That's I'm trying to get this understood so y'all don't pick sides. >> Is this documented? >> Yeah, everything is documented. That's why I wanted to have a positive conversation. >> Do you have a copy of that document? >> Listen, I have a a copy of certain documents. I don't have all the documents in the world to prove what I'm saying is right. He don't have no documents to say that he's right. All I did was take the document that the police >> [music] >> asked me for. >> Okay. Okay, so let's let's let's let's let's let's avoid that again. We're we're talking two different languages and I don't think we're getting anywhere with that. So, who was here with you today? Okay, at what point did you first interact with your cousin? Is that the cause of this whole commotion out >> This morning at 6:45. >> Okay. What was that about? >> Him picking my son up early. >> Okay, so he came to your house to where you live and picked up your son earlier than he's supposed to. When is he supposed to pick him up? >> At 9:30 p.m. from 14 Native. >> So, at 9:00 30 p.m. he's just to >> 9:45 >> 9:45 p.m. tonight today. >> Right now. Which What time is it? >> It's like uh 8:45. Okay. So, but he came over at 6:00 in the morning. All right. And then, what happened then? Did he take your son or did >> No, because that's what I'm trying to get to you. That's what I'm trying to get this understanding so y'all don't just ram and kill me or hurt me. You know what I mean? Going off anybody saw you. I I've been hurt enough. I just got ambushed in my house on Monday while my son was there. >> It's a point where I'm not going to listen to you anymore. I'm just going to listen to everything he says because you're not telling me the >> did that. Well, you just >> I have it. >> I already proved my point. So, that's what you're going to do. We got to go to see the judge. >> No, you have not explained anything. >> have nothing else to say. I got the right to to remain silent. If I'm being arrested >> then do that, okay? >> I'm being arrested? >> No, I just wait there. >> Okay, thanks. >> What's my alpha? >> Okay. So, they don't have any uh documentation on this custody to see if there's an open case on it or anything. >> Everybody knows their rights and they don't give Like I give a damn about my rights. >> Uh she doesn't have custody of him, but they've been letting her see him or something cuz he's been doing better. So, they gave her permission to see him. But, today when they called to for her to return the child, she has been been kind of evading them. So, they had her come here and track her down. >> Thank you. >> And she's just refusing to give the child. All they want them to do is to get the child back. >> called kidnapping on him. >> Well, no. We don't know that. >> kidnapping >> So, they're saying that DCFS decides who it's supposed to. There's no court order or sergeant who told me cuz they don't have an actual like They don't have any paperwork >> I got it. >> All right. All right. Let me to just contact DCFS to see if there's an open case on it already. Just to verify. >> Okay. >> So, sir, but you don't have no paperwork [music] documentation on you at all that will help will help us >> I wasn't expecting this. >> Yeah, I wasn't expecting it. I just don't have it on me. >> coming to pick him up as a normal >> Yeah. >> Well, since no one on scene had any paperwork clarifying this custody arrangement, the cops contacted DCFS. Fortunately, they were able to provide a clear explanation of this custody situation, helping these poor officers move forward appropriately. >> So, what we're going to do we're going to take custody of your son. >> Yeah. >> We're going to go back to the station. >> Yeah, and all of us going to and wait. >> No, your son's going to come with us. >> Yeah. >> Okay, and then we'll have to figure out what to have DCFS come out create a whole new case all over again. >> that's what I'm saying. >> Okay, there's no >> I agree. Thank you. >> Well, no. No, we're >> Thank you. >> Okay, or again Go ahead and grab his backpack. >> But come on >> I'm just playing. I'm just playing. You didn't give me a >> We're not playing games. >> Bye. Go get his stuff, baby. Can I Can you get his stuff, please? >> Okay, you want him to go with him? >> No. >> Well, give me his stuff. >> I'm just playing. Where else he got to go? >> We're not playing, ma'am. Are you sure We're not playing any games here. >> Okay, we'll get his stuff. Let Let you get his stuff. >> Okay. >> Like look, that that's This is very disrespectful. >> Where's his stuff? >> He knows his stuff. >> Okay. >> You know I've never had this man starts my child. >> If you don't give me his stuff, you can keep it. >> No, well how am I going to keep it? What does that do for my child? >> Well, you're not doing anything for your child. You're not >> asking you. >> my Myesha >> I'm I'm stressed out. I'm having a hard time. >> explain to her what Department of Child Family Services does. Okay, don't walk away, ma'am. >> Just stay here and let me >> I've got his phone. I've got his phone. I've got his phone. Okay. Yeah, I'm telling you that the authority have been called. >> So, uh based on the information that the Department of Child Family Services has given us today It's okay. All right. You can. Okay, okay. >> Does he have a backpack? >> I dropped the backpack. I missed it. >> All right, I'll get the backpack, all right? >> No. >> Backpack? >> Hey, why why why are y'all doing this to me? >> We're not. We're just DOING >> Y'ALL Y'ALL DID. LOOK. >> WHERE'S WHERE'S HIS BACKPACK? >> HE TOLD MY SON THAT HE NOT SAFE. LOOK HOW HE HOLDING MY SON. >> WHERE'S HIS BACKPACK? >> I'M YOUR ANGEL. I LOVE YOU, SON. [screaming] DON'T FIGHT. RELAX. Y'ALL HAVE A GOOD NIGHT. >> You too, ma'am. >> Okay, although this woman is visibly unhappy with the outcome, she initially appeared to comply, driving toward the exit. But, uh, what she did next will turn a simple investigation back into chaos. >> 3189 3189 Woah, hey. Hey. HEY. WOAH. WOAH. WOAH. 511, OFFICER NEEDS HELP. SHOTS FIRED. THE target Partner, where are you? What? Get the car. Get the car. >> This was also captured on a nearby CCTV. The foster mother was hit by her car, but she only sustained minor injuries, while the officer, the child, and the foster father remained unharmed. >> Capital now, see target parking lot. Officer needs help. Capital Capital Target parking lot. Any unit go to the 10-33 frequency. Shots fired. >> Okay, go to the radio. Y'all pick up westbound Capital. The >> Dodge up front. >> 515 >> U-Haul pickup truck last seen westbound on Capital from towards Western. Towards Western. I'm going to need a backup air ship supervisor. Is that her up there? Flashlights? >> Yeah. >> All right. You good? Are you good? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> All right. Are you okay, Frank? >> I'm good. I'm good. >> Man, she took her out. >> Yeah. They hopefully Hopefully they should have pinned. >> 511 eastbound Channel towards Gaffey Street. Pickup truck is picking up speed. 511 now southbound on Pacific passing First Street. >> Clear right. Clear right. >> Running at high speed, the suspect was able to lose the officers for a moment, but eventually one of them caught up to her just in time to witness her crashing into a tree. >> Hey guys, they did a U-turn coming back at the officers coming back to Gaffey off of I believe it's a Shepherd here. >> She's going to go over the the big there. >> Console to 10-51. And TC into the park here, guys. Hold the frequency to control. Hold the frequency to uh >> Yes, you got air brakes are open. We're going to need a air, Ralph. >> Go ahead. Pull to the side. Silver westbound. >> You guys stand by. Stand by. Stand by. >> Go ahead. If I'm approaching, go ahead. >> Stand by. >> Hey guys, just pull her over and put her over. >> Got it. Got it. Let me know when I approach. >> Go. Go. >> Go. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. Pull her out. Pull her out. >> Give me your arm. Give me your arm. Come here. Come here. >> On your On your stomach. On your stomach. >> Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. >> Wow, this woman is charged with attempted murder, assault on a peace officer with a vehicle, and felony evading. Moving on to the next case where the police teach a spoiled crybaby a lesson she'll never forget. >> Gabby, step out. >> I'm not going to step out of the No. >> Gabby, step out. >> I'M NOT GOING TO STEP OUT OF THE WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU DUMBASS PEOPLE, BRO? Y'ALL POLICE suck at this. >> It is July 14th, 2025. Cops get a call about this young woman causing a disturbance in the neighborhood. Let's check out what's happening. >> 26 >> Good morning. Gabriella? Is that correct? >> Yeah. >> What's going on this morning? >> So, basically >> Stop right there. You can stop right there. >> Oh, sorry. I didn't know I look harmless, but um This is the second time you made me come over here just to Can you not record me? >> I'm not recording you at all. >> Okay, can you stop pointing the phone at me because if you were in a position like this, I wouldn't do it to you. >> Okay. >> Okay, Gabriella, what's going on this morning? >> This is the second time you tell me to drive over here and you broke I live in Miami. I drove here. >> Uh-huh. >> I woke up here and my car He nowhere >> Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath so I can understand what you're saying. Okay, slow down. Take a deep breath. >> And my car I left my I was sleeping in the neighborhood. Like you don't do that [ __ ] to people. >> She lives with me. I would have never I never >> Okay, take a deep breath. >> I never left y'all on the street like that. Now she's talking [ __ ] I don't understand >> Right away, when the officer asked her, she breaks down in tears, starts talking nonsense that no one can understand. So, once again, the cop tries to calm her down and talk to her. >> Gabriella, how did we get here this morning? >> I was with her. >> Wait. [laughter] Take a deep breath. Relax. >> No, I can't relax. I don't do >> I need you to take a deep breath so I can understand what you're saying. How did you end up here? Did she drive you here? Okay. >> She drove me here. No, she called the cops on me. >> Okay. [snorts] When did you get here? >> I don't know. >> Do you know? >> We were two I drove you here after you got drunk and you were leaning over in the car and I parked the car and I said, "Gabby, lock the door. I have to go to sleep." I went so I couldn't even drink You were inside. I got in trouble for how late I got here. I never told you you could come and spend the night. >> So, the two of you went out together last night? Okay. So, after you went out last night, what happened? >> I wake up and like mama >> Okay. Were you guys drinking? Were you using drugs? Gabby. >> bro? >> Gabby, I'm speaking to you. >> all like >> Gabby. >> brand new >> Gabby. >> Despite the officer's best efforts to try and talk with her, she refuses to explain herself and walks away toward her car like this whole thing was none of her business. And that's one of the many horrible decisions you can make in front of cops. >> Gabby, I don't think you are able to drive. So, if you get behind the wheel of your car, you're going to have a problem. What was that? I'm sorry. >> I don't I don't see anything on the on the camera. >> Gabby, stop. It's fine. She's allowed to record. Okay, Gabby, you need to just pull over, please. There's There's been advice that you crashed into the mailboxes. >> I didn't crash into the >> Okay, well, we're going to review the video. So, and I don't think that you're in any condition to be driving. So, I want you to pull over and get out of the car, please. Watch yourself. Watch yourself. Gabby, step out. >> I'm not going to step out of the >> Gabby, stop. >> No. >> Gabby. No. Gabby. >> Hey, if you don't open If you don't roll this window down, we're going to bust your window. >> Gabby. >> We are >> Roll your window down. >> to break your window. We are going to break your window. >> Is the car in park? >> No. >> Okay, is the car in park? >> What are you doing? >> I'M NOT GOING TO STEP OUT OF THE WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU, DUMBASS PEOPLE, BRO? >> GABBY. >> YOU DON'T WANT NOTHING TO DO WITH THE WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? YOU'RE NOT GETTING ME OUT OF THE WHAT THE [ __ ] IS WRONG WITH YOU? I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> I'M NOT GETTING OUT OF THE VEHICLE. YOU'RE SO UGLY. You're so Damn, four of you all trying to get ME OUT. YOU ALL SUCK. YOU ALL [ __ ] SUCK AT THIS. NO, I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. >> I got it. I got it. I got it. >> I didn't even do anything. >> Hey. Stay out of the vehicle. Stay out of the vehicle. >> What the >> Where you going? >> my phone. >> Nope. >> You guys like this? You got to power trip cuz nobody else in your life makes you feel special. >> Sorry you feel that way. >> Yeah, you over here. >> Uh, I know karma's going to get you guys. Don't worry. >> Wow, karma already caught up with her. Now she's got plenty of time behind bars to sit, think, and maybe reconsider life choices. >> Don't worry. >> I'm not worried. >> It's going to happen to your daughter. >> I don't have a daughter. >> Luckily for me. >> Uh, don't you worry. >> It'll happen to your mother then. >> You ready for this? >> Sure do. >> Yeah. Yeah. I wasn't here. So you can stop it. >> have anything on me, you're just going to stick me? >> If you say you have something on you. >> Do you have anything on you? You're just going to >> I said no, dumbass. No, dumbass. Did you not hear? >> What are you going to do today? >> All right, statement. All right, take me to jail then. >> Okay. Whose car is this? >> Hers. >> Oh, you own it? >> Spread your legs, please. >> Yeah, 3 2. >> I'm [ __ ] >> What? >> Hey, lady. >> For what? What? I hope it happens to your daughter. >> All right, we're going to stop this. >> These are two of the biggest [ __ ] ever. >> I didn't even do anything, bro. I didn't even do anything. >> She transferred. Which call was that? >> No one told you to stop. >> She's going to be eating on >> You bet I am. >> All right, I'm I'm coming. I'm going to get here. >> Can you relax? >> Do you want Me? Do something else. >> about Leo. All right. Now you're going to sit up. Bring your knees to your chest and sit up. On the count of three, you're going to stand up. 1 2 3, stand up. >> I need my phone, bro. >> All right. >> I need my phone. Yes, I need my phone. >> What do you have a phone for if you can't use it? >> What are you doing? >> Yeah, calm down. >> What are you >> This team was charged with battery on Leo's and resisting arrest. Moving on to the next case now where this entitled girl turns a routine traffic stop into a standoff. >> Well, I could identify as a woman, you need to identify as a male. I'm a female and you just put your hands on me. >> I did because you were failing to produce identification. >> I did not officer. Put your hands on >> Where's your driver's license? >> Put your hands on me. >> Where is your driver's license? >> You put your hands on me. >> Ma'am. You're being detained. >> No, you put your hands on me. What are you doing? >> It is January 29th, 2025. Cops conducted a traffic stop on this 30-year-old woman for blowing through a stop sign. My, my, what's happening here? Huh? You have a deputy. I'm standing in front of you. Step out of the vehicle. >> For sure. Property. >> Do you have your information? >> I don't need to give it to you. >> Yes, yes, you do. Why would you not? >> Because I came after you. You came to our making a left. >> Okay, step to the front of my car. >> I could. >> No, you will. >> I could. >> Go. To the front of my car. Go. >> Now you're making me uncomfortable. >> That's fine. Go to the front of my car. >> I can't do that, sir. >> Yes, you can. >> Officer, you're putting your hands on me. Officer, you're putting your hands on me. >> Sit right there. >> You're a male. >> Sit right there. >> male. I'm a female. >> Sit right there. >> You're a female. I'm a female. You're a male. >> How do you know? >> I'm a female. >> you know what I identify as? >> Exactly, but you're identifying as >> 42694 >> That is >> Sit down. Oh, I thought we were done with this. The good old woke nonsense. And the way the officer's handling her is absolutely genius. He pulls a reverse Uno with this woman in one sentence. How do you know what I identify as? But you know, that's not going to stop her from being as entitled as she possibly can. >> You're making me uncomfortable. >> Sit. I don't care. Sit down. Where's your identification? Where's your driver's license? Registration and your proof of insurance. You've made this so much more difficult than it needs to be. >> Because I came You came in a U-turn in front of me and you You came after me and turned around. >> I turned around because you committed a violation of the space that I was >> It was a yellow light. >> if it is a yellow light. I have explained to you why you were pulled over. I want your driver's license, registration >> And then you just put your hands on me. >> I did put my hands on you because you're refusing to give me your information, and I'm not going to allow you to sit in that car. >> I'm not officer. I >> You don't operate this. I'm in charge. Do you understand me? Sit down. >> No, because you put your >> How are you complying? I did. >> Because you put your hands on me. >> I did, because you failed to follow a lawful order. >> You need to identify as a male. I'm a female, and you just put your hands on me. >> I did, because you are failing to produce your identification. >> not. Officer, I did not. Officer, you put your hands on me. >> When I When I asked you driver's license, registration, for picture. Where's your driver's license? Where is your driver's license? Where is your driver's license? Where is your driver's license? >> Despite the officer asking for her ID over and over, she chose to let entitlement take the wheel instead. And class, what happens when entitlement takes the wheel? >> No, officer. You put your hands on me. You put your hands on me. >> Ma'am, you're being detained. >> No, you put your hands on me. What are you doing? >> You're being detained. >> You put your hands on me. Officer, you put your hands on me. What are you doing? >> If you do not comply, I'm going to put you on the ground. >> I'VE BEEN COMPLYING. >> I'M GOING TO PUT YOU ON THE GROUND. TURN around and put Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> You put your hands on me. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> I literally have hands on me. Officer, I have seizures. >> hands >> Officer, no. You're putting your hands on me. Officer, you're putting your hands on me. >> Step it up. >> Officer, you're putting your hands on me. >> behind your back. You're uncomfortable. Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> No. Stop, officer. Officer, you're hurting me. I didn't do anything. You didn't even ask for my identification. >> I did. >> No, you didn't, officer. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Officer, you're hurting me. He's hurting me. >> Get your hands behind >> Officer, I didn't DO ANYTHING. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> HEY, KICKER. >> OFFICER, OFFICER, I'm bleeding. >> I got her. All [laughter] right, let's get on this side. All right, guys. Guys, listen to me. Let's get on this side. Hey, listen. Get on this side. >> I didn't do anything. >> Relax. Hey, hey, relax. Behind your back. Relax. Relax. All right. I got him. Relax, let's go. Relax. >> He didn't do anything. >> There's no lock up. We're not We're not Relax. Relax. Relax, breathe. >> I just sat there and pulled me over. I pulled over. He's hurting me. >> Hey, look towards the car. Look towards the car. Look towards the car. >> do anything. >> Listen. Here. Relax. We'll fix this for you. >> You're hurting me. >> No, you're fine. Once this girl was rightfully arrested, she then tried to act like the victim by pulling every trick she could find to up her sleeve. >> He is not hurting you. >> Bro, I didn't do anything. >> You're not listening. >> I didn't do anything. >> Stay there. Move them out. >> Deputy Baker. >> Hey. >> Deputy Baker, it's Miranda. He literally just He stopped me for no reason. I came to a complete stop. He made a U-turn. And then I came out and he tried to put his hands on me as a woman. >> Cooperate. >> I'm cooperating and then he tried to put me to the ground. >> Okay. >> I promise you, Deputy Baker. >> Take a breath. Keep breathing. Hey, you're not cooperating. >> I'm cooperating. And then he TRIED TO PUT HIS HANDS >> All right, just relax. >> He did. >> Let's go ahead >> I swear upon my life. >> All right. Resisting now is not going to be any good. >> I'm not resisting. >> You're all balled up. >> Uh because he hurt me from the get-go and told me what what do I identify as. I'm not a female and he's a male. He was like, "How do you know what I identify as?" >> Calm down. Hey, do you have any needles or anything on you? I'm just going to poke you. Listen to her. >> It's an easy question. Do you have anything on >> do you have anything on you that's going to hurt anybody? >> Deputy Baker, I swear on my life I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Answer the question. >> He was in his in his own feelings. I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. I put on my light. I was sitting AT THE YELLOW LIGHT AND I WAITED FOR HIM TO STOP AND I CAME AFTER HIM AND HE MADE A U-TURN ON ME. I AM CALM AND HE HURT MY FEELINGS. He upset me and then he put me up I didn't even say [ __ ] I came out AND I WAS LIKE, "NO, I refuse." because he was being mean to me. >> Well, she spoke like her feelings and frustrations somehow stand above the law. And of course she's projecting herself right onto the officer. And while listening to her entitlement, this cop notices something else, too. Mhm, [snorts] like a strong odor of alcohol. >> She's clear keep sir. I don't know if this got a hoodie or not. I got it on >> No, you're wrong and you know it. >> I've been wrong before. >> You've been wrong before. >> I know I have. >> I know you have. I know him. >> Okay. >> I know him faithfully and you hurt me. >> I'm Deputy Baker. You put your hands on me. >> I'm Deputy Tomlinson now. >> you put your hands on me. >> I know, but because you didn't listen. >> No, I did listen because he pulled me out of the car and you didn't tell me what I did wrong. You did that and you know you did that. >> I did. I just told you I did. >> No, you did you're not >> Have you just Go go be with >> I didn't do anything wrong to you. You didn't even TRY TRY TO ASK ME FOR MY IDENTIFICATION. >> We're going to sit in here for just a moment. >> You literally just pulled me car without telling me anything. >> Let's turn and sit right here. This was going to be a simple traffic stop due to her failure to stop. >> What happened? >> I think she's signal one. >> Oh. >> I can smell it on her breath while she's yelling at me. >> You good? >> Yeah, there's open beer bottle on the floor boards there. Which would confirm I she's smelling it out of her breath while she's talking to me the whole time. >> He passed the yellow light. It was a yellow light. I turned my turn signal on. >> No. >> I turned my turning signal on. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Who? Like I said, >> And then he just admitted to it. >> Okay. >> I need some help. Can you get out the car? And I was like, what did I do? He was like, you're failure to comply. And I was like, you didn't ask me or tell me anything. You said you made you made a full U-turn on me. He put He got in the front of cars and all And I was already I was already turning. >> Okay. >> I was just going to the store because I lost my phone and I was trying to retrace my steps. >> Hey, please don't lose that beer bottle. I'm going to take a picture of it. She signaled on. Have you had anything to drink today? >> No. >> Cuz you reek of alcohol. >> No. That was literally like I literally got off work at 8:00 p.m. >> You You know what time it is now? >> Yes. >> 8:00 in the morning. >> clock in the morning, exactly. >> Because the officer smelled this alcohol on her breath and saw an empty beer bottle in the car, he decided to run a few sobriety tests and let's just say she failed them before she started. >> You got a DUI, too. >> Yeah. >> She's hammered. >> Yeah, I agree. I'm going to ask her if she wants to do SFSTs. Hey Miranda, I got a question for you, okay? Listen, I believe you're under the influence of alcohol. Would you be willing to >> I would be. >> You'd be willing to complete standardized field sobriety for me? >> because I wasn't under the influence. I was looking for my vehicle I mean for looking for my car in my friend's vehicle. >> Okay. >> I didn't go anywhere and you know that I didn't you made a U-turn behind me. >> I did because I saw you >> made a U-turn behind me because it was on a yellow light and I had the right away and I made the right turn. >> That's incorrect. I told you why I pulled you over. You failed to stop and >> after that >> Listen, I'm not arguing. Give me just a second. You are, though. >> Did she refuse them? >> Huh? No, she just told me she would do it. >> Oh, when I do my supplement today, I'll put it there. >> Hey, >> Very strong odor. >> Oh, yeah. >> And she's got the bloodshot, watery eyes and everything. >> She willing? >> Yeah, she said she's willing to do it. >> Okay. >> She's convinced that I stopped her because she went through the yellow light. I'm like, that's not why we're stopped. >> She wants to argue about it instead of listening to what's going >> Yeah. And well, that's my concern right now is if I get her out of this car, she's just going to keep arguing with me and I don't know how far I'm going to get through these exercises. >> Cuz I >> I can tell you after her resisting me, trying to get cuffs on her, I don't want to take them back off, sergeant. I'll be 100% honest with you. >> Say that she's going to do it, we'll take them off, but >> Let me just get all this prepared and then I'll >> If I pass the breathalyzer, will I be able to get away from this? Is that your probable >> Give me just a second, okay? I'll come I'm going to come around and talk to >> Is that your probable cause? >> Give me 1 second. I'm going to come around and talk to you cuz it's hard to hear you from up here, okay? Give me just 1 minute. I think she believes that I'm about to do a breathalyzer and I think that's what she agreed to do cuz she's asking me if I pass the breathalyzer right here, am I going to go free? >> Oh, okay. Hey, Miranda. What Deputy wants you to do is field sobriety exercises. >> Okay. >> You know what the difference between that and then the breathalyzer is? >> Yes, what I asked was uh is that with the probable cause? >> The probable cause is the traffic stop and the odor of alcohol. >> Right, but he didn't give me the odor of alcohol. He pulled me out of my vehicle because he said I made a traffic in violation, but didn't give me the give me the description of that. >> We're we're not going to stand here and debate the reason for this stop. >> that, but I know you you know that I've stopped been stopped before and I've been in the jail because of the hurricane and I can't go out to jail because of bond. So, I was very compliant because of that. So, there was no reason for me not to be compliant. With that being With that being said, why would I go back to jail knowing that my bond can be revoked and I could go to jail for that? >> What we're asking you to do is field sobriety exercises. >> My thing is is if I will be able to pass that, what will go after that? >> We would make a determination at that point. >> Determination at that point? And will I be able to get a a traffic violation? >> I'm not going to tell you one way or the other because we're not there yet. >> I understand >> I'm not going to hold everything over your head or tell you that we're going to >> I'm very very understanding and I tend to understand what's going on. At this point, even if I were to pass or not pass, where is the violation that I committed? >> Again, I'm not going to debate >> I I don't know the violation that I committed. That's what I'm saying. >> He was explaining it to you when you were standing over there screaming at us. >> He No, I wasn't I I literally got pulled and grab I have a literally mark mark on my arm to show that he literally put me over when I told him that I was a woman I'd rather have a female because he told me he wanted to search >> You don't have that option. >> I didn't have the option >> Okay, you don't get to select what police officer >> I'm talking to you as literally I know you before and you met me before. I'm trying to tell you that he upset me because he told me I I what can I identify as and I identify as a male or female. So, are you making me uncomfortable trying to make me feel like I'm not a male or female? >> I'm trying to be respectful. >> No, it's not respectful because of the way you said it. >> That's how you perceived it, okay? >> But exactly and that I'm only being compliant because of that, but I'm not being in compliant because of his actions. I'm being compliant because of what he said. >> So, at this point, are you going to submit to field sobriety exercises? >> Even if I submit or not submit, if I'm going to be able to pass >> to submit >> No. >> submit? Okay. Perfect. >> I want to submit, but I need to know the answer to that. >> You're under arrest for DUI. Thank you. >> I can pass the DUI test. Sir. >> All right, then my cell went in on Kristin for a search. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> to do another search before she goes. Did we get photos of uh >> No, I need to grab I need to grab that. >> Are you going to breathalyze me or what? >> No, ma'am. We don't use portable breathalyzers in the state of Florida. >> So, I'm saying so what's going to happen now? Hello. Yes. Can I please get my sobriety test, please? >> Then there are doing when you step out for me and I search you. >> May I get my sobriety test for sobriety? Like god damn, I didn't do what the even drunk. I literally had I didn't even have one beer. >> Well, spread your feet for me. >> Y'all are not going to try to give me a test or what? >> Just uh I'll DUI doesn't just mean alcohol. I mean >> I'm not on nothing. I don't do drugs. What >> I'm not saying that you do. I'm just saying that >> Y'all told me y'all were going to give me a test. I'm like what the where's the test? >> Didn't you just refuse? >> No, they told they're trying to confuse me on what they're saying. I'm trying to say like I didn't do anything wrong. That's why I'm saying no. I will take a test if I have to prove it. >> take a test even in a jail. >> No, I can't go to jail. I literally just went to jail for a hurricane Milton. >> Yeah, I need her to turn around. >> I'll turn the car. >> Oh, oh, oh, spread your feet. >> Oh, oh, okay. >> you to stop moving and spread your feet. >> I have nothing. Literally. >> I I don't care. I need you to spread your feet. >> My feet are spread. Sir. >> Is this your phone? >> Can I take my test? >> Huh? >> That's not my phone. Can I take my I was like out from >> So, whose phone is this? >> I have no idea. >> So, do you want me to leave it in the car? >> I need to take my test. >> You refused. We just asked you and you refused. >> That's not what you said. You made me feel like I didn't want to do a deal regardless. >> I'm back in the car. >> No, that's crazy. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Oh my gosh, y'all are tripping. Oh my gosh, this is crazy. You're going to ruin my life. >> No, ma'am. These are decisions that you have made this evening. >> you didn't give me any decision. >> I I did. >> No, you didn't. >> I told you as soon as I made contact at your window, I needed your driver's license and your registration. >> I didn't do You didn't even give me a You didn't I I have the right to ask what I did wrong. >> And I told you what you did wrong. I told you I said I stopped you because you failed to stop coming out of >> fail I did stop. I did stop because this light was red before it would turn yellow. >> Okay. Well, you stopped at that You stopped at the red light. >> The red light was yellow, and then you went, and you were the only car that was going straight. >> and you failed to stop coming out of the circle drive. >> only car that was going straight, Deputy Tomlinson. >> It does not matter. >> You were the only car that was going straight. >> We're done talking. We're done. We're done. >> I think you're you're just trying to have a sword fight with me. >> You're very good at arguing. >> I'm not good at arguing. I'm good at telling the truth. >> Oh, so did you stop coming out of the circle drive? >> No, you didn't. I told you I said I stopped you because you failed to stop. >> I put that on Jesus. I put it on God. >> Don't do it because I have it on video. >> lie, officer. >> This This video won't lie, ma'am. >> And but the officers aren't going to tell the truth, either. >> This video don't lie. >> The video does. >> It don't >> She was taken to the station where she took a breathalyzer test, which brought results of 0.135 and 0.126. Hmm, in the end, she was charged with DUI and resisting without violence. Moving on to the next case to see a couple of brats meet karma for harassing restaurant waitresses. >> Can you Can you take these off of me? >> It's okay. >> And I want all y'all badges. I'm pressing charges on them. >> It is January 17th, 2024. Cops get to this local seafood restaurant looking for three girls causing trouble. Just harassing staff and threatening them. I mean, why? So, when the officers got there, the girls are already about to leave. But, here's what happened next. >> Like I said, you're not going to talk to me no type of way. >> Straight up in North Quitman. >> I want to refund it. >> Here, this is enough for you. I'll I'll go talk to THE MANAGER. >> WE GOT OUR REFUND. NOW, WE OUT. >> HEY, you stay here with them. There's already three of them. I'll be all right. >> They're outside banging on the door. >> Okay. >> Yes. What do you have for me? >> I was the first one to deal with them. So, they walk in. I I come up front and they're literally holding them and pretending like they're about to throw them. >> All right. >> So, I look at them. I give them a mom look. I'm like, all right, just let it go. You know what I mean? They sign their receipt and they think that it's all cute to swing the pen at me. I let that go, too. >> Okay. >> They're touching everything. Is this real? Is this real? Is this real? Touching, sniffing. So, I have Ashley come up and then Ashley comes up cuz she's she's my She's my tougher big sister. >> So, I tell them to leave and they start telling me they're going to punch me. >> Well, that's what they were saying when I walked up. >> do it. So, then I said, get out. I refunded their stuff. Then, they're outside. They're banging on the windows, screaming. So, then I come outside and I'm like, now you're outside, you want to yell? >> I was wondering if you guys could pull up. >> Okay. So, are you a manager or is anybody a manager? What do you want to do? Do you want to press charges against them? >> Yes, absolutely. >> You do? Okay. >> They They got to get their act cleaned up. >> Okay. >> They were trespassing. I asked them to leave. They threatened me. They threatened my staff. >> Okay. What What What did they threaten you with? >> To To hit us. To punch us. To beat my ass. >> All All three of them did? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, we'll have to get written statements from you guys and then have you sign tickets since you're the manager and we'll handle it. >> Okay. >> So, after talking with the staff about this situation, the cop went to talk to the suspects to tell them about their charges and put them under arrest. But, it looks like he was met with a pack of lousy hyenas who wanted to be racist as if their life depended on it. >> Did you get their IDs? All right. Yeah, we do. They want to press charges against you, so yeah. >> CHARGES FOR WHAT? WE AIN'T DO NOTHING. >> AGGRAVATED MENACING, TRESPASSING. >> TRESPASSING? >> YEAH, YEAH, YEAH. WHAT DO YOU NEED, BRO? WHAT DO YOU NEED? WHAT DO YOU NEED? GOING TO TAZE YOU. GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. Give me your hands. Bags off. You're fighting. Give me your hands. >> MORE PRESSING CHARGES FOR >> I GOT YOUR BACK. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL, TOO. THESE TWO GET UP. >> GET OUT. GET OUT. >> WHERE'S MY SHOE AT? >> I'LL GET IT. >> OW. OW. YOU'RE PULLING MY ARM. >> [screaming] >> IT'S STILL IT'S STILL IN THE CAR. >> OKAY, SIR. HE'S pulling my arm, sir. These things is too tight, dude. >> Don't fight us. This car >> I wasn't EVEN TALKING ABOUT HER. SHE GRABBED HER AND THREW HER OUT THE CAR. >> YOU WERE >> CAN YOU CAN you take this off a little bit? I I'm done. I'm cool. >> Once we can get you in the car, you got anything on you? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Stay in the door jam. We're going to check real quick. >> I don't got nothing on me. >> All right. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Once the cops successfully placed two of the three teens in the vehicle, they came back to deal with the last girl and a woman who was still inside the car. >> What What am I getting arrested for? >> I don't know yet. >> What am I getting ARRESTED FOR? >> FOR WHAT? >> FOR WHAT? What am I getting arrested for? >> You got to ask the store manager. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> I'm not >> I don't want to fight with you. I'M NOT GETTING YOU HAVE NO CHOICE. >> YOU'RE NOT VALIDATING. >> You have no choice. You need to step out. I don't want to fight with you. I don't want to pull you out of the car. Please step out before I have to. STEP OUT. STEP OUT. >> GET IT. I GOT TO RED CRAB. THEY TRYING to arrest us. >> Ma'am, get off the phone and step out. >> THEY ALREADY ARRESTED THEY ALREADY I NEED YOU TO COME GET THE CAR. I'M I'M BEING SO SERIOUS. I need you to come get I need you to come get the stuff. >> Ma'am, hang up the phone and step out. >> Like I'm being so serious. >> This is your last warning, ma'am. Step out or I'm going to pull you out of the car. I prefer not to do that. >> AND THEY ALREADY THEY ALREADY >> STEP OUT. STEP OUT. STEP OUT. STEP OUT. STEP OUT. ONE OF US. >> MA'AM, SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> Every single last one of us. >> Show me your hands. >> They already put their hands on every single last >> Put the phone down. >> Put the phone down. >> us. I promise you. I PROMISE YOU. GUESS WHAT? GUESS WHAT? WE HAVE TO COME UP HERE. COME UP HERE TO RED CRAB. COME UP HERE. >> RELAX, MA'AM. >> Come up here. COME UP HERE. COME UP HERE. THIS IS INSIDE THEY THINK IT'S FUNNY. EVERY HOLY Red Crab they think it's funny. >> Stop pulling away from me. >> Every holy Red Crab THEY THINK IT'S FUNNY. >> OKAY. COME UP HERE. COME UP HERE. >> COME UP TO RED CRAB. >> Please come over here and TELL THEM >> IT'S OKAY. IT'S OKAY. IT'S OKAY. WE DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. >> MA'AM, I'M DONE with you. >> It's on my pocket. >> Ma'am, get out your phone and step out. >> You need to read me my rights. I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHY I'M GETTING ARRESTED. I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. >> OFFICER, CAN YOU PLEASE JOIN ME OUT HERE? And inside I will step out. >> I didn't do anything. >> This is your last warning, ma'am. >> No, I was in the restaurant. >> I was in the restaurant. >> YOU'RE NOT EVEN ASKING HIM. I DIDN'T EVEN FREAKING DO ANYTHING. >> I'M GETTING YOU IN THE CAR. What do you want me to drag you around in handcuffs? >> I didn't DO ANYTHING. NOW YOU'RE ABOUT TO TOW MY [ __ ] CAR. AND YOU THERE HE IS. I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. ALL I WAS TRYING TO DO IS GET THEM OUT OF THE CAR. I WASN'T DOING ANYTHING. This disorderly conduct for what? I didn't do anything. And I'm going to let the judge know that. That y'all arrested me for nothing. Um, excuse me. Um, who has my phone? You can't find out? I am. I'm trying to be calm as as I can. I am. Can you ask my daughter where my phone is? >> Okay, we're going to pat you down real quick. >> Great. Lovely. That's my phone. >> Let me see that. >> Beautiful. >> I got her. >> You're pulling my pants down. You know exactly what you're doing. >> Ma'am, relax. >> He's pulling MY PANTS DOWN. YOU MEAN RELAX? >> He's checking your pockets. He's going to stop THERE. >> PULLING MY PANTS DOWN. >> Did you take this bag? >> No. So, Y'ALL Y'ALL DOING IT? I'M ARRESTING YOU. YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. >> ALL RIGHT, GET IN THE CAR. >> YOU'RE hurting my arm, please. >> Get in the car. >> bracing >> Never heard that one before. >> They were all charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, aggravated menacing, and obstructing justice. Moving on to this case now where this unhinged mother gets arrested after abusing her family. >> She is so thankful to everybody and yourself. And this is illegal. Why are y'all doing it? >> I don't want to have a confrontation with your kids. >> What have I done? They're going to eat my kids. >> It is March 2nd, 2024. Cops get to this residence after reports of this woman getting into a heated argument with her roommate. So, an argument that would escalate into her spitting on him and even breaking down a neighbor's door. Wow. >> And broke up a fight. >> Please come out. No, come out now. >> Come to the door. >> Did you see the spit on them? >> No. >> Have you talked to them yet? >> Yeah, I talked to them. >> And all three All three have the same story. >> Come to the door. >> Where did she spit on them at? >> Like in the house? >> Uh >> There is a back door. >> There is? >> Okay. >> Where did Where did she spit on them at? >> Right here. >> Uh right here. >> Okay. So, she came in the house first. You did? >> We live here. >> Okay. Yeah, I forgot. They got a key. But, go to the back. Just in case she try to run. >> It's blocked off by bookshelves and all kinds of stuff. >> Give me your key. Give me your key. Here. >> Hey, come to the door. You're just going to make it harder on yourself. You're going to be charged. >> What's her name? >> Tasha. >> Miss Tasha, open the door. >> Hey, she just called me on the phone. >> Well, she needs to come to the door. >> Okay, one minute. Hey, Star. Star. Hey, Star, it's me, Nicole. Why did you need to call? >> We've been out here before, and then we got a call again. She assaulted the goddess in there, the god that lives like with us, okay? Negative. We got a friend up here that she called. And we're still trying to get answers. >> Hey, Star. Will Will you open the door cuz the police is here with you? Huh? You said what? No, if the police is out here No, just come and see WHAT HE WANT. HUH? >> All right, just go ahead and get answers. Assistance dispatched. Log that this subject is 10-96. >> As soon as the police arrived, the woman immediately showed a highly uncooperative attitude, refusing to open the door despite the officer's multiple requests. Uh the situation seemed to be going nowhere, so the cop went to the roommate to get more information. >> Where's her keys? >> They're in there. They're in there. >> Okay. Her keys are in there, too. Now, did she spit on you? >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. Now, did she Like, was the door locked when she walked in, or she like kicked the door down? You know what I mean? >> She just walked in. >> I did this to my daughter. >> Mom, she just called me and said she needed $500 to take her. So what I'm so upset. >> All this stuff. We're going to have a 10-13. >> I think it's okay. I wanted to get I know I ain't going to be helped, but I wanted to I don't know what I want. >> You know what I think? Go and set up and let her out. She's not looking at me. Has she done anything like that in the past? >> I don't think they're my husband was here. >> Now she does have a child now. >> She called me and my daughter and my >> She said >> So you, your husband, your daughter Danny, come here. >> Yes, ma'am. >> She got there and my >> I need to see my IDs, whatever you >> That's fine. What So what happened? >> Mr. Tom >> She came in She needed $500 to take me take me to >> The latest >> Cash now. >> I got to actually I got to go to the hospital to take one again cuz I can't do >> Take place. >> So >> She just walked in and started cussing all them out. >> I got to show you the words. Now we moved we moved our stuff here today because y'all were out here earlier. >> My mom has already came. >> He was here. He knows. >> She stood at the door while we got their things and I let them come here. Cuz they had no other place to go. >> Okay. >> He was standing over here to give me the peace. >> Yes, ma'am. >> She was in there cussing everybody else. I said you're not going to talk to her like that. >> We never said a word when she came in here. >> She cussed me out. Then come out here and spit on me right behind that chair. >> All right. >> So how did she get in here? >> She walked in. >> The door was unlocked. >> Yeah, I did it like that. >> Yeah, and she she never knocked and then she just walked right in. >> Okay. >> she turned and cussed the boys out. I said get out of here. >> She spit on Mr. Tom. She spit on Just And then she just walked out. And the door was open. >> Did she spit on >> Did she spit on you again when she >> I said do that one more time and I'll drop you. You can go ahead and hit my kids. >> Yeah, that's what she did. >> have a whole bunch of pieces. >> She's She's This is This is last week. >> I don't know what she's on drugs. >> Do it three times. >> So he did that? >> Yes ma'am. >> They do. >> Well, she's still suspended and he's she's a lot like that too. >> Yeah, I think she looks >> Three weeks >> Three weeks >> I come out and walked up off the road and vanished over the first apartment up there. She went screaming and get out of the get off that mountain. >> She passed all the people out over here today. >> It's um full blown schizophrenic. >> I think it I think she's schizophrenic and I'm scared to death. >> That's all my mother. I don't know what to do right now. I'm heartbroken. I talked to her daddy in Texas and he said if we need to commit her, we're going to have to commit her because I got my granddaddy to take her out. >> Yeah, if you feel like she's she's a danger to that issue >> She's a danger to everybody and to herself right now. >> Well, listen, if you feel that she's a danger to herself and anybody else, you can always go to the magistrate office 24 hours a day at the David >> I'm going to go in there. >> You just need two people to go in there. >> y'all do something tonight? >> Well, we're trying to figure that out. That's why I came in here to get your >> Do you know if she's on any drugs or anything like that? >> I was asking her. I just asked her. I said, "No, I don't know." She used to be my daughter and that's what I wanted to know like is this going to happen in the past? I ain't seen her in a couple of months, but that's what I'm thinking cuz she called me a while ago and called me tonight. She ain't never did that before. That ain't her. >> No. >> So, something out of the ordinary and that's what it has to be. It's got to be some drugs. She ain't never talked to me like that. >> So, she wasn't only threatening the family next to her, but she's going to use her kids as an excuse for the mess that she made. Okey-dokey. After the police finished their investigation, they moved on to arrest her. >> Now, she went over there and started She comes at me. I'll tell you something. This is instant. >> Tell tell mom and dad to let her unlock the door. Like that. >> Yes, sir. >> We need the homeowners to come and physically unlock the door for us. >> All right. >> Yeah, if I live here, I'm going to do it. I just didn't want to just go in without getting clarification. I don't know what to >> If I live here, I'm going to do it. >> Quick question. Is there any kind of weapons or anything in the house? >> Nothing more than kitchen knives and stuff. >> Just do me a favor Open the door and then step back, so >> Hey, Tasha. I need you to come out here. >> I don't need to come out here. What are you doing in my house? >> We got permission. >> You can't This ain't your house. >> Hey, let me see your hands. >> You can't touch my hands. >> I can see your hands. >> Quick, put the bag down. >> You can't touch me. You have no reason to be in my house. This isn't your house. >> We do have a reason. Put the bag down. >> For what? >> Hey, Kisha, I'll go to the back. >> No, they can't go anywhere. >> Put the bag down. >> They can't go anywhere. This is illegal. This is illegal. What are y'all doing? Y'all can't just come in. I haven't done anything. >> Put your hands behind your back. I'm not playing with you. Put your hands behind your back. I will tase you. >> to listen to you in front of my youngest. >> But you What have I done? >> I don't want to handcuff you in front of your kids. >> WHAT HAVE I DONE? >> I don't want to handcuff you in front of your kids. >> Please don't do this. What is Why are you going to do this to me? >> Why are you going to do this to her in front of you? >> Why are you doing this to me? What did I do? >> All you had to do was come through the door originally and I wouldn't have to handcuff you in front of your kids. >> What What are y'all going to do to my What did I do? >> You know why we came here. One of us was out here for the first time. You wanted to go in there and spit on him. >> On who? >> The old man older man in there. >> I didn't spit on anyone. >> Okay. Come on. >> That's illegal. >> Come on. >> I got two witnesses saying you did, so let's go. >> But I I have not done that. I have not done that. You guys I have not done that. >> Let's go. >> Tasha. My babies. >> No, come on. >> Don't touch my babies. >> No, they're going to eat them. >> Come on. >> Tasha, if you want me to take them >> They're going to eat my kids. They're going to eat my kids. The red car. >> Your car's on what? You got anything on you? >> Nicole, they're going to hurt me. >> Don't be scared. You got your >> Listen, if you don't if you don't come out to the door, listen, you hurt me. Do you hurt me? >> Do you have anything on you? >> Nicole, do you hurt me? You don't care. I didn't do anything. Listen. >> 611 you said earlier. >> They're going to take the kids away if you don't let me. Please let me. >> Listen, y'all let me call my mom. >> Hey, hey. >> Please let me take the kids. >> They're going to kill my kids. No, they're going to >> There's no point in that. There's no point in that. >> They're going to >> They're going to take the kids. They're going to take them to D-facs. If you don't let me take the kids, Sasha. You know they'll be right there with me. They always come with Mama. You always let them come with Mama. >> Oh, it's hard. >> Do you want her to get custody of your kids? Yes or no? If not, they're going to D-facs. >> Are they? Why? >> Which one are you on? >> Why can't I Am I going to >> Which one No, you're not. >> Then why would Can you just Well, I Can she get my kids? And I'm going to die. What am I going to jail for? >> They said that's up to you if I can >> Right now, you're in one charge. >> No, you got to tell me. Let me take the kids and we'll be fine, baby. She's a selfish person. Okay? >> Where are my kids? Can I see them? >> They're right next door at the cross the hall in in her apartment. >> Can I see them real quick, please? >> Uh I will get them after I >> What am I charged with now? >> Right now, you're getting charged with disorderly. >> Okay. >> you that from the first time. Then we got to figure out this and that and we got caught on camera. >> Any Anything else? >> Assault and battery. >> Sasha, I need you to give him consent that it's okay for me to take the kids. >> your help. I didn't do anything. This is a setup, you know that. I wouldn't do I didn't do anything. >> We need a yes or no if you're going to uh if she can get custody of your kids. >> arrest me. This is illegal. I was in my house. Okay. >> I'm going to call D-facs. I'm going >> No, you can just call Deborah. Get my kids, Deborah. Please get my kids, Deborah. Listen, please, Deborah. >> Don't pull against me. >> Please can Deborah get my kids? >> Where's your license? >> Oh, okay. >> I'll let me run get it, okay? >> Where's Where's Deborah? Okay, yeah, she's got she's got your kids. Let go of the phone. Okay. You got anything on you that's going to stick me? You got me Johnny Listen, if you have anything on you and you go into that jail, you will be charged with a felony. So, now's your time to let us know if you do have anything on you. >> No, I don't do >> Okay. >> I don't do anything. >> Deborah, did you get the boys? Turn this way. >> I got it. >> I got to see her personal >> I know that. >> Turn around. >> What is his name? >> I'll talk to your dad. >> David Steven. >> No, that ain't my dad. >> This has been going on for over a week now. But, thank you all >> I'm going to get everybody up here. >> They run on the the last cut. >> You got phone numbers and all that? >> Yeah, they took it a while ago when they came. >> She's going to get charged with cruelty to children to the third degree as well if that happened in front of the kids. He's milk. >> I've got his headphones. >> Okay. >> I got to give him that one. Come on, baby. >> Can I find your doctor? >> Find your doctor. >> Where's your computer? >> Was it just dumped in? >> Yes. Okay. >> I can't find my controller. Well, >> What color is it? >> Huh? >> What color is it? >> I'm in my um Well, get my controller. I'm at my cool but not that. Like my charger. >> Your charger? Is this it? Right here? >> Yes. >> Okay, so I got that. >> Thank you, officer. >> You're welcome. >> Boys, come on, honey. >> You got everything you need? You got your stuff that you need for school and all that? >> We do do home school. >> You do home school? Okay. >> This woman is charged with simple battery, obstruction, and cruelty to children in the third degree. Moving on to this case where we got this entitled bully getting arrested after terrorizing the neighborhood. >> She said she was trying to get >> Just a few weeks ago she hit her little brother. >> If I get on the road and beat her up, then I'll go to jail for hitting a juvenile. with my kids. >> Mhm. >> That's my babies. >> She stays at the mom's house when they call the >> She hurts one of those babies, I'll >> Yeah. >> No, I'm not going. >> I'll break your >> Officers get to this residence following a report of this minor threatening everybody's children in the neighborhood. The moment they talked with the mothers of the bullied kid, they knew this case wasn't going to be easy. >> I blame it. I DIDN'T GO AFTER HER. >> OKAY. >> I did. >> Huh? >> I walked but she didn't yank stuff. I didn't put my hands on her. I didn't >> Okay. >> But my son come, I was cooking. >> Mhm. >> My son come and told me that she's back. >> The girl told me she was going to stab me. >> Okay. >> exactly what she told me. >> How you tell a 5-year-old you're going to stab them? >> That crazy girl from across the >> Over there. >> She said she was trying to stab me but I wouldn't tell my mom. And then my mom said how she going to stab me? >> I don't know. >> And then >> Are you going to get the table? >> Okay. >> She's actually getting coming after the kids now. >> Okay. >> to be stopped. Is there any paperwork that y'all can Y'all can do without me going to the courthouse to put a restraining order on her? >> No, a restraining order you you have to go to the courthouse. Um >> What about a stairway order? >> I can't. So So So So here's here's what I what I can do. Has she come on your property or is it or is always in the street? >> It's always in the street. She ain't stupid enough to come in the property. >> Okay. That's the thing. Okay. >> But what I mean what you going to tell me? He's five. How do you Come on. [clears throat] She's grown. >> Yeah. Yeah. Um what I can do >> And just a few weeks ago she stabbed her little brother. >> So what do you think she's going to do to your kids? >> arrested her during the week last week for a knife. >> Hey, hey. >> She lives over there? >> No, she lives on the other block but they arrested her on the corner over there with a knife in her hand. >> Okay. What's What's her name? Nicole you said? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Is she juvenile? >> Yeah. Y'all know exactly >> OKAY. YEAH. OKAY. SO [laughter] So it's her. Okay, I'll go to um >> Y'all back here for her all the time. >> Yeah, she's um not medical. A lot of medical mental issues. Um >> Yeah, I understand that. >> Yeah, but I didn't I ain't saying nothing that that that's bad. >> little brother? >> Yeah. >> think she would do to a kid that she doesn't know? >> What is the date today? Because that that law goes into effect on the 20th. >> The 17th. >> Oh, freaking course. >> Had you went to the court house yet to to to get a restraining order? >> know her last name to be able to get a restraining order. I don't know the exact spelling or anything. I just know her name is Nicole. >> It it's spelled A M Y. >> A M Y? >> Mhm. The next step I'll go I'll go talk to her and her mama. Um trying to get her understand what's going on. Once you get a restraining order, even a peace talk or whatever, going to get her arrested. With her not come on your property, it's not much I can do. But with me talking to her, I I'll give her a warning. Let her know I come out here again. >> warnings y'all done gave this girl and she >> The best thing is to get a restraining order. That's the that's that's the that's the best thing. >> down here and harasses anybody, then she goes to jail, right? >> she does, after y'all going to leave, >> Uh-huh. >> she's going to go in front of my house >> Mhm. >> and talk crap. >> Okay. >> And if I come outside and beat the crap out of her, then I'm going to go to jail. >> Where did you live at? >> 149. >> Okay. >> Where that little red SUV is. >> Okay. >> go in front of my house and talk crap. But if I get on the road and beat her up, then I go to jail for hitting a juvenile and she keeps saying that, "You can't touch me because I'm a juvenile. You can't touch me because I'm a juvenile." She knows that she could get away with it. >> Mhm. >> That's why she keeps doing it. >> We're going to put it into it as much as we can. But you but you need to get a restraining order because her parents, Lord knows, her her mom always is working. She's staying with Lord knows who. They watching her. >> And she not she not watching her. >> Yeah, she she not she she not ain't doing nothing. I'll talk to her mama. I'll talk to her. I'll let her know if I I find you in back in front of her front of your property. And then we'll go from there. >> So, according to witness statements here, the suspect is indeed a menace. But, let's hear more from the mother. >> All I was doing was walking on the >> Give me a minute, Nicole. This ain't the first complaint we get. >> I don't know. >> I've been I've been out here a bunch of times. She's been told to stay away from there. >> We've been told, but it doesn't seem to help. >> I know. So, probably what's going to happen is they're going to come they're going to charge her with disturbing the peace by language. She cussed some kids, threatened to stab a kid. They're going to hit her probably disturbing the peace by language. And then we'll have to cut her back loose to you and me. But, she's going to be charged. >> And I thought that to involve you guys because she was walking around the block and >> Well, I get it. But, she's already been told to stay away from there. How many times? >> I understand that, but you guys need to do something because she ain't going to sit up. >> Well, we we we we we we bring her to the hospital and they kick her back loose. >> Listen, I thought the last time when you all brought her to the hospital >> I didn't bring her to the hospital, but yeah, I know which one you're talking about. You're talking about when she was running around with the knife last time? >> Yeah. I got paperwork stating that you all were going to, you know, to do my own. And I got informed that I had to go pick her up. >> Mhm. And she's a juvenile. She's in your custody. >> Yeah, but I'm just saying >> No, I know what you're saying, but >> I thought you all were going to try to get her into Juvenile Hall. >> Without a written order from a judge for them to take her, they're not going to take her. All right. >> Yes. >> She's over here when you're ready. >> Okay, I'm coming. I'm having the complaint that you all um saying before and I'm going to come sign it because this is the fourth well, more times, but recently this is like the third time we came out here. >> We may take her to the jail and then more or less cite her and release her. with a She said as soon as we leave she's going to walk back around the block. That's all she's doing. She's going to walk back. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> We may wind up going that route, but this isn't going to stop if we don't take her from here. >> This one of those things that either the parents not raising her or she's just running wild by herself. >> her mama. >> her mama up, apparently. >> She beats her mama and the mama ain't got a chance with her. >> Because you know every time her mama gets engaged to get married, she beats her mama's husband and tells him big time. Big time did one year she sends him to jail for And it's not there. She went in there and they said she was on top of him. So that's not What? Consider it a minor. He's considered an older man. >> Yeah. >> And I told her right after that, "Let me tell you something little girl. ALL MY SISTERS LIVE IN the back of town. >> Mhm. >> You can't pinpoint them. They all look alike. She looked at me, "What you talking about?" I said, "Exactly what I'm talking about because all blacks look alike, sister." So I said, "When they going to come here they going to whip you real good and they going to leave they going to I don't know what I don't know what you're talking about. Cop said, "Hey I don't want to hear about it." I said, "I'm telling y'all it's going to take somebody to beat her real good before she's going to stop." It's sad and then I doubt it cuz they didn't whip a little 13-year-old AND WHIP HER. >> [laughter] >> COME BACK IN THE SHE'S LIKE THAT. THEY SAY SHE'S LIKE THAT'S HOW she is because she wants to put someone to jail. >> I'm going tomorrow morning to the courthouse >> Mhm. >> and I'm getting a uh a paper and I'm going to get him thrown out of the neighborhood. And he's got to get out of the neighborhood. [screaming] They all got to get out of the neighborhood. I don't even think she lives right here. >> Yes, she does. >> She does. She does. They live at Dale's house. And she's not even on that lease. >> Cuz I cuz I I I could have sworn she lived on Avenue Highway last time. >> She did. >> She threw him out. >> Okay. >> Because of all that situation. >> Okay. Okay. >> Cuz she looked at Danielle and told Danielle your husband's next. She said, "Oh, no, he's not." She said, "Your husband and your son." She said, "That's why you get out of my off my property now." >> So she had a plan. What What was her next step? She said, "I ain't having her in my house." So, she She knows what she's doing. She says, "Oh, she's She's not crazy. The girl is very smart." >> She She Yeah, she she she's one of those maybe psychopaths, you know, one of one of those things that's smart, knows knows what she's doing until it's too late, you know. It's so It's so much So much you can do. You're getting older nowadays. It's not It's not that much you can do anymore. >> But, my thing My scary thing is she knows what she's doing. If she hurts one of my grand kids, baby, I'm I'm more than happy to go sit in myself in San Gabriel cuz I will I will If she hurts one of those babies, I'll kill Yeah. I won't get off of her. They're They're going to be pulling me off >> Yeah, we going to Like I said, we we can do our best to to try to nip it in the bud, you know. >> She ought to just Okay, you live over there, walk over there. Because you come, you turn around right here. You get to that corner, you turn around, and you come back. So, because you see I work here, I live there. My daughter lives there. My other grandkids live there. So, it's It's right here that everybody So, she's just doing it to to >> To To annoy people, basically. >> And you see when you ignore her, and and when we ignore her, that's when she starts on the kids. Cuz we don't We don't want to feed on her cuz she don't like that. We don't pay attention to her. She wants the attention. Get Get it. I'm done with you. I did let her know, though. I said, "Takes one phone call, baby. They'll come back here like flies, and and they'll Your mama never recognize who you are when they finished with you." And the other cop said, "Don't Just do what y'all got to do." Cuz he said, "I'm done with her, too." So, I've been dealing with her since He said, "How long?" >> Yeah, since since church choir days. But, I'mma come back and I'mma go deal with her. I'mma come back here and and and get the um >> Well, the cops had already warned her three times, and she still wants to be a juvenile. So, the most they could do was arrest her, issue a citation, and release her. For now, that's as far as the law lets them go. >> Put her in What are >> Cuff her up. Put her in yours. Come here, Nicole. >> No, I'm not going. >> Nicole. >> Nicole. >> I'm not going. I'm not going, Mom. >> Yeah, you are. >> Well, you got to come, too. You got to get me out. >> I will. >> You got to come get me out, and I'm going right back in the locker. Let me the [ __ ] go. Let me the [ __ ] go. >> Tighten it up a little bit. Let's do it. >> Let me the [ __ ] go. Y'all just don't know me. >> I'll break your [ __ ] finger. Don't play with me. You want to act like a [ __ ] adult, I'll treat you like an adult. >> And when I come back, I'm going back. >> You're going back? >> I am going to come back. I'm I'm still a minor till the 21st. Y'all can let me the [ __ ] go. >> Nicole, walk. >> No, let me the [ __ ] go. >> Walk. >> Let me the [ __ ] go. Let me the Don't worry, I'm going to be back. >> Sit down. I'm going to take her to the office and book her and I say book her, but cite her and release her. You're now resisting to it. >> Don't get her for resisting, because next time they come out there, they have to resist the way they come in. >> Okay, so resisting and um >> Yep, resisting, resisting an officer. >> 103 >> And then the 103. So, look, right now it's resisting an officer and uh disturbing the peace by language. We're going to take her to the jail and cite her and release her. If she goes back, we'll do it all over again. She's going to keep getting charges till she stops. >> Oh, I know. >> Now, once we hit that date where she can be charged at she can be booked at 17, >> This teen was charged with cruelty to juveniles with force or violence. >> You don't want to take her to the jail. You don't care? Then let's go. >> Just grab those. >> Come on. You're out. >> Grab the monster. So many kids. LET'S GO. ALL RIGHT. SHE WON'T LET ME PULL OUT OF HERE. >> I'LL TAKE HER AWAY FROM >> YEAH. >> How you doing, bus man? >> I'm good. How about yourself? >> Ma'am, you need to let him do his job, please. Ma'am. >> What did you say? >> Can you please move away from the car so you can do his job? I'm talking to you. >> I'm listening to you, please. >> Okay, so can you please move? >> Can you give me one second? >> No. He's got to do his job. He's got to go. Ma'am, don't make this difficult, please. >> Let me get my stuff. What happened to you? >> He says if you give him the key, you can take whatever you want out. But you got to give him the key. >> Yeah, I called for for the key. >> If you don't have the key, then watch out so I can move. >> I called for the key. My my my baby daddy coming the key. >> From where? >> He on the way. >> From where? Where is he coming from? >> I'm done too. >> All right, come over here and talk to me. >> You guys do me a favor, back up. >> I can't do it. Something in the >> Huh? >> Yes, I I don't know I don't I don't say anything in the car. I try to put my stuff in the car. >> Hey, but he's got to go. He's got a job to do. >> Yeah, I'm supposed to get um get my stuff. >> You can go get your stuff when you get your car back if you pay the bill. >> That's why he's telling me. >> Okay, come on. Come over here. >> You tell me to take my stuff. >> Hey, but he's being patient. You guys are blocking the car. >> It looks like, unlike the previous one, that this woman had already taken her stuff out of the car. But, that's going to be the most she's willing to do. You'll see. >> Ma'am, stay Can you not walk up behind him? Stay over here. Stay over here. I don't need you walking up behind him while he's doing his job. Put your stuff over there, and just stay out of the way. Is that everything? >> No. >> You have two hands. Can you use them both, please? Use both hands. Put the phone down and grab what you need. He's got to go. >> Don't be so short with me. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not mean, ma'am. There's no reason that we had to come here. He's here to do his job and you guys aren't letting him do it. >> [ __ ] about with me. >> All right, that's it. >> No, I got to pay and pay it. >> to go. Ma'am, let's go. >> Let me take my my my my my my >> You're moving too slow. He's got to go. >> Well, well, why why why you got to Oh, I'm talking to you. Why why you got to get her car you see? >> They're taking the car. Can you give him the key? >> What? She is sitting in the car. What what You got you got to throw him out of the car with with the car? >> No. >> Okay. Sit out in the car. They're going to check you out with with the car. >> As the officers paying attention to the guy, the woman decided to listen to him and jump into the car and refused to get out. >> Sit Sit out in the car. She's going to check you out with with the car. >> The car is coming tomorrow. Why why they got to do like this? >> Come on. >> Yeah, let them take you with the car. I got to pay too. I I got to pay too. >> You need to get out of the car. >> You got to let me speak to her. >> You need to get out of the car. I don't want to take you to jail. Can you please get out of the car? >> No, I'm going to jail. I'm going to jail with the car. You got to go with the car. >> Come on, get out of the car. Have a good day. >> So, let let them pick you up with the car. >> I'm not. I'm not. >> Can you please get out of the >> I got to pay my tomorrow, okay? >> Okay, I can't control that. >> Just get out of the car, ma'am. >> Don't say I can ask you. I'm sorry. >> Back up. I'm not I'm not Back up. >> Why don't you let me? >> I'm telling you to back up. >> Why? >> He live here. He live here. He pay hours here. >> You're going to end up making this worse for yourself and end up going to jail. So, just come out of the car. >> I DON'T CARE. I'M GOING TO GO TO JAIL. >> You should care. >> No problem. Sure. What do you say? What now? >> Get out. >> Get out, Wood. >> Come on. >> And the bank owns the vehicle now? >> I got to pay my tomorrow. I may pay my tomorrow. Give me a chance. I may pay my tomorrow. Not today. >> Go tell him that. Go tell him that then and maybe he'll put your car down. >> I tell him. >> Go tell him right now. >> I tell him. >> Go tell him right now. >> No, I'm not going I'm not going nowhere. I'm not going nowhere. I ask me go to the lady jail. >> Don't pull the door closed on me. >> That's That's my car. I BUY $7,000. >> CAR ANYMORE. >> I I MADE A $7,000 DEPOSIT WHEN I GOT that new car. >> Can you please ask her to get out of the car? >> Why she got to >> If she If she makes payments, she can get the car back. >> Why she got to have to go to jail for no reason? >> It's not her car anymore. >> Why? What she got to go to jail for? What what what >> It's not her car anymore. The bank owns the car. >> Why? Yeah, I know it is because she don't want to pay the money. The bank never told her to pay. >> I got you. Can you please ask her to get out of the car? You're the one that you're You're the one that escalated this. >> Can't tell me what to talk. >> I'm glad you're a lawyer. >> Well, he just put her in a really bad situation, but that's going to happen later. For now, the officers will continue to try to convince her to cooperate. >> I'm not. >> If she's got the Listen, if you have the money >> I'm not. My money is >> Go grab it, ma'am. And we'll be out of here. Go You got to go show him. >> You see? The money I'm going to bring my money tomorrow. >> What's in your mouth? Can you go show it to >> I'm going to bring my money tomorrow. >> I can't understand you with food in your mouth. >> Tomorrow I'm going to bring my money. >> Go show it to him. >> Who is I'm showing you? >> What? >> I show him the money tomorrow. >> What are you I don't know what's in her mouth. >> I don't know. I'm going to show him tomorrow. I'm going to pay him tomorrow. >> Ma'am, can you go show him the money? Show him the money. >> Why? >> So you can get the car back. >> I'll show you. >> No, you have to show him. It's not my responsibility. >> going nowhere. >> Okay, well then he's going to sit here all night. He's not putting the car down. All right, ma'am. Listen. >> Listen? I will I'm going to pay him tomorrow. I'm going to I'm going to pay him tomorrow. >> Ma'am. >> Two seconds. >> Ma'am, I really do not want this to escalate, okay? I would greatly appreciate it if you would just exit the vehicle so he can do his job, okay? If not, unfortunately, we're going to have to take you to jail and I don't want to have to do that. >> She got the money, so why did she let things get to this? I mean, it's a repossession, not a sudden spontaneous event. They'll give you plenty of warnings before that repo. So, pretty sure she has zero intention of paying. >> Oh. >> Come on. You got to get out of the car. >> He's not lying to you. Why would you make your night worse? You're going to make your night worse. >> You're going to make this way more difficult. >> This is going to be a lot worse than it has to be. >> Ma'am. >> Do me a Do me a favor. >> Ma'am, can you please get out of the car? >> I'm not going to move. >> Tell Come talk to him then, ma'am. Tell him. >> I tell him already. >> Listen. >> Come on. >> I'm going to get traffic tickets now. >> Listen, I'm not We're not waiting a second. I'm going to get you by your hand and I'm going to drag you out. Hey, we're not waiting a second anymore, ma'am. I'll be back. All right, listen. No, we're not doing this. I'm going to grab your hand and I'm going to drag you out. >> Let's go, please. I don't have a problem with I'm a >> Listen, he's not here. He's just here to help me. Help me. Come on out. Do you want I'm on the clock. >> I'll take the person. >> With the woman still refusing to get out of the car, the captain finally had enough and pulled her out. >> You got gloves? No, we're not waiting. Come on. Let's go. I'm going to take you to jail. I'm going to take you to jail. You don't care? Then let's go. >> Just grab those. >> Come on. You're out. Grab the monster. Come on. Grab the monster. >> [screaming] >> Go to the other side. >> It's locked. She locked it. >> Unlock the door here, Colora. All right. Hey, Colora, come on the other side. Come on. >> I got it. >> Come on, ma'am. >> You guys stay over there. >> 12, start us more units for crowd control. That's for crowd control cuz he's going to start. Come on. Get out. Come on. Come on. >> CAN YOU GIVE ME ONE SECOND? GIVE ME ONE SECOND. >> COME ON. COME ON. STOP RESISTING AND GET OUT. >> I'll get out. GIVE ME ONE SECOND. I'LL GET OUT. GIVE ME ONE SECOND. I'LL GET OUT. GIVE ME ONE SECOND. I'LL GET OUT. >> BACK UP. BACK UP. BACK UP. >> I'M COMING. >> GET OUT. >> I'M GETTING OUT. I SEE IT. I SEE IT. GIVE ME ONE SECOND. >> GET OUT. >> I'M GETTING OUT OF MY CAR. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. I've given you so many chances. LET'S GO. WATCH MY BACK. WATCH MY BACK. WATCH MY BACK UP. BACK UP. Back up. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'LL GO. >> PUT YOUR HANDS behind your back. >> That's not good. That's not good. >> Grab this left hand, sir. Pull this left arm. So I can let go of this Why? Why? >> Okay, get in the car. Get in the car. You got this. >> Why? Why? >> Hold on. >> Go back. >> Slow. Slow. There you go. >> I'm going to stay here. Why? >> After getting her in cuffs, the cops then got her up and moved her to the squad car. You got the key? Got the key to lock it? I'll get it up. Come on, get up. Roll over. >> Hold on. Give me one second. >> Roll over on your side. Come on, sit up. Sit up. >> No. No, he's not speaking English. >> Shut up. SHUT UP. SHUT UP. SHUT UP. SHUT UP. SHUT UP. STOP PULLING AWAY. DON'T MOVE. DON'T MOVE. Don't move. Don't move. Stop. Let go. Let go. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> For what? What's the charge? >> Yes. >> Get up. >> Wait. Wait. Wait. Stop. I got to take the cuffs off. Let go. Turn around. Turn around. Stop. Turn. Turn. Turn. Turn. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, ma'am. Relax. Turn around. Turn around. Okay. I'm going to pat you down with the back of my hand, okay? You understand? There's cameras here watching. Turn. Are you hurt? >> Yeah. >> Where? >> No. She doesn't speak English. >> Huh? >> She doesn't speak English. >> Huh? All right. Go ahead and get in the car then if you're not hurt. >> I'm not speaking. >> The woman was charged with resisting or obstructing an officer.