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Oh my god. [laughter] I know. Hit me up. Atlanta. Atlanta. >> I'm not yelling at you. I'm chill. Y'all yelling at me. We're not going to play this game. We're not going to play this game. We're not playing this game. NO. >> YOU'RE HURTING MY ARMS. >> DAMN. Let me go. THAT'S WHAT I'M TELLING YOU. >> IT'S WILD how these airport meltdowns go from causing disturbance to dealing with cops in record time caught entirely on body cam. >> You're almost there. Keep moving. up my lip. >> Don't tell me to shut up. Get on the [music] escalator. >> How are you so you stupid ass? >> Almost there. >> Don't touch me. >> Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's dive in today's entitlement in cops versus the dumbest Karens caught in airport. Starting with this foreigner who learned a hard lesson about acting up at the airport. >> Do you understand English? >> Yes. >> Do I smell alcohol? >> I don't speak English. On June 21st, 2024, officers responded to an international airport after a woman was removed from an aircraft for being disruptive. Here's what happened next. >> You guys call? >> No. >> What's going on? >> No, I don't. >> No. >> So, um, the flight they requested the door to be reopened. The aircraft door. >> The flight attendant requested the aircraft door to be open. They said that she was um having an altercation with a customer um accusing the customer. He specifically was the I heard that he stole her money and stuff bag. Okay. >> So when they went there they said that she had the money stuck in her bag in her pockets and stuff like that. So they feel like probably she took something. So they tried to talk to her. She would not calm down still being in the circle. So [laughter] try to still calm her down. Then they asked them to tell her, "Okay, we're going to take you off and put you on the next flight." She refused to get off. >> Where was flight? >> So then she finally got off the airplane herself. >> Then she tried to run back on the plane >> when the flight attendant all barricade the door so she won't get on. She's trying to play. >> After briefly hearing what had happened, the officer started to confront the woman about it. >> Do it. >> Do you speak English? >> I do. >> Do you understand English? See? Yes. >> Okay. You know, you can't do what you did, right? >> You cannot try to get back on a plane like just like that. >> I understand. >> Yes. >> You can't do that. Okay. So, are you guys going to rebook her? >> No. >> Okay. Hear me out. >> The money was >> to receive me. I want to fly. Please. >> Okay. So, this what's going to happen? Listen to me. Listen to me. This what's going to happen. >> Yes. You doesn't have Nothing. She doesn't have to do nothing. Yeah. I doesn't have to do nothing. I want >> you. She going to get refunded. You said >> I want to fly. Please. I have the bar the password. Please. >> Miss Maria. >> Yeah. I >> want you to listen to me. Okay. >> No. I wasn't stolen. Please. >> You going to listen or no? I need you to listen. >> You going to listen? [laughter] >> Apparently, she wanted to fake cry more than to listen. Well, at least for like a minute or so. >> Maria, >> Maria, I need you to listen. >> Okay. I need this to got to get this stuff together. I need you to listen to me clearly. Okay. >> Okay. >> Delta is going to refund you your ticket. Okay. So when they refund you, you can book with another airline, any airline you want to go to your destination. Was it Paris? >> Mhm. >> To go to Paris. You understand me? So right now, no. >> If you create, if you start to make a scene, it's not going to be nice. It's You understand me? So they're going to refund you. You have family here in Atlanta. >> Call your family or friend. >> My family is in Colia. >> Okay. Do you have any family in Atlanta? >> Any friends here? >> Friends? >> No. >> Okay. Then you could >> But they're going to refund you. You can um get a hotel if you like and book another flight with another airline whenever you choose to, >> but you're not flying with Delta. You understand me? >> Now, she tried to steer the direction of the officer by saying somebody stole her money without any proof. Of course, it won't work. I can't I can't to stay in the airport. >> You can't stay at the airport? >> Yes. >> I don't want to spend money to you. But >> she don't want to spend. >> No. No. >> Okay. Well, >> but if you have the possibility, I I accept because I was stolen. I was stolen. She said that she said that the guy stole $3,000. >> Did she see him stole $3,000? >> No. >> Okay. Yes, there was a trap. >> As the officer was talking to her, he noticed an odor of alcohol coming from her. When he confronted her about that, she played dumb. >> Um like uh like she was tricked like like like they were snaky about it >> getting her money. >> Did she see anyone take her money? She's almost sure because he was looking at her. >> Yes. >> Okay. But I'm sorry, but in United States, just because someone looking at you, if you see the person take, let's say, let's say I took this pen and the security. >> There's no camera on the plane. >> And if you didn't see anyone take your money, there's nothing that we can do. Explain that to us. So now we passed that. Now with your ticket, once again, you're being refunded. How long does it take for her to get her money back? >> Roughly. >> Oh, 5 to seven business days. >> Okay. You're going to take five to seven business days to get >> to get your refund. >> Despite how she was acting, the officers and the staff tried their best to let her have a refund. But again, she played dumb and refused to listen. I fly today. Today Paris to have money. If I wait >> Did you Did you have any alcohol? >> No. If I wait five >> You look Did you have any alcohol today? >> No. >> At all? >> No. >> So why do I smell alcohol? >> I don't speak English. If I >> Hold on, hold on, hold on. translate what I just asked her so she can understand cuz I smell alcohol medication if you have you solution a solution please please >> okay my solution Does it does have if I drink par in the duty free >> the alcohol >> drinks by >> okay >> and I drink it >> my solution >> but the man >> stole me if you come come the man stole the money >> stole the money so the money my money my money wasn't stole my money doesn't matter matter if I have drink something. No, no, it doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. Please give me give me give me money to spend if you can. No, she asked me to do the I want to have a solution with the I don't want to spend my more money. I don't have money. >> Okay, Miss Vanessa is going to explain to you the process. You're going to get a refund. So, she going to explain to you and then that look then it is the process. What is the process? That's it. >> Please. >> That's it. No, that's it. That's it. What is it? What is the process? So, the passenger because she is like not easy decision. No ma'am and I don't leave his gap for them to do. >> There's nothing I can do. >> I tell her we are not trying to I want I tell her tell her >> I want >> she need to calm down and relax and just accept it because if she keeps going on how she's going she going to end up going to jail in the country [laughter] country like like south southern country like that. What you told her? She's starting back to cry again. >> That it's not she's blaming her and I'm like it's not her fault. It's your your behavior that got you to this point. >> I thought like what you said to other do anything. >> It's her behavior that got her into her point. >> And that's why we're here. The last one here is cuz her behavior without money without >> bed without food without nothing I can't >> the next >> the officers gave her one final chance to comply or to jail she go. But it's useless because talking to a belligerent drunk is like talking to a rock. >> No help me. Just tell her she going to go to jail in and >> she keep it up. She going to go to go to jail. Maria, >> let's ignore her right now. >> Please help me. Help me. >> Just continue what you're doing. We'll figure it out. >> You are so bad. Bad. Help me. Help me. >> Because I had to take her off the plane and now she help me. I don't have money. I can't stay here five days without money. >> Let's go this way. >> Help me now. I wasn't stolen. I wasn't stolen to me. You need to calm down. You continue being loud. You're going to go to jail. >> You understand me? >> You're going to go to jail. >> No. I don't care. >> You want to go to jail. >> Yeah. Go to jail. Calm down. Okay. >> And then >> I wasn't I don't have money. I don't have money. I can't stay >> in my car without my country. >> I have a work. Please help me. Help me. >> No. No. This is a bad [laughter] she has a refund, right? >> You are only woman can help me. >> Listen to me. >> You can help me. >> Listen to me. >> We're going to get >> She can help me. Please. [laughter] >> We're going to get spotted out. >> We're going to walk this way. >> Yes. >> We're going to go out this way. >> I want to go to the bathroom. >> Let's go. Go to the bathroom. >> She's the only woman. >> Daniel, you got to go to the bathroom. >> Please help me. You >> want to not fly? >> I wasn't a victim because I wasn't a stall. You wasn't fly. I want to fly without $2,000. No, let's go. No more talking. >> Don't take me like that. Don't take me. >> Let's go. >> I go to the back. >> My home, please. I want to escape. I want to escape. I know. I know. And my my heart my heart please. My heart my heart. Do me a favor and my heart my heart my heart go [laughter] help me. Help me my help me my heart. There are but there are but of God please God I help >> God me >> she was charged with public intoxication when someone refuses to listen after repeated explanations and a clear final warning enforcement becomes the only remaining outcome. come. The arrest didn't come from being upset. It came from choosing belligerance over cooperation. Just when the officers thought they had seen it all, along came a woman who lost all control at airline counter. >> I'M NOT YELLING AT YOU. I'M CHILL. You're not yelling at me. You're not going to play this game. We're not going to play this game. WE'RE NOT >> HURTING MY ARMS. LET ME GO. THAT'S WHY I'M TELLING YOU. On August 17th, 2023, airport police responded to a ticketing area regarding a woman screaming profanities and threatening people. When the officers arrived and saw her screaming and throwing her belongings, they knew this case wasn't going to be easy. >> Bro, I'm [ __ ] irritated. In [ __ ] Florida, THIS THING KEPT ME OFF. DUMB ASS CRAZY. I'M [ __ ] IRRITATED. LIKE THIS [ __ ] IS IRRITATING AS [ __ ] I'M NOT FROM [ __ ] TAMPA. >> OKAY, >> DON'T SAY [ __ ] TO ME. GET THE [ __ ] OUT OF MY FACE. >> REALLY? >> You're going to go that way? Is that how this is going to go? >> You're going to need this in jail, man. >> You're going to need this in jail, man. >> You're going to need this in jail. You need to relax. You need to relax. Stop talking. I'M NOT YELLING AT YOU. I'M CHILLING. Y'all yelling at me. Relax. Stop talking. Relax. No, bro. You relax. >> Stop talking to me. My life. Stop talking. >> I'm cool. >> Relax. Coming up at me, guarding me. I'm cool. >> Relax. Is this your [ __ ] trying to make it like that? >> Is this yours? Relax. This is mine. Relax. Relax. >> I'm cool. The [ __ ] >> Exactly. Relax. >> Relax. >> Then you need to leave then, ma'am. You hear me? >> You hear me? >> Refusing to listen to the cops is always a bad choice. This woman is about to learn a hard lesson about that. Let's go. >> Hello. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Hello. >> Let's go. >> You got to go. You can't act like this. YOU GOT TO GO. >> YOU GOT TO GO. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] >> GO. You know what? We're not going to play this game. We're not going to play this game. We're not playing this game. No. I'm not playing this. Absolutely not. >> Absolutely not. Absolutely. Absolutely. You want to go for I got a ride for you. >> Relax. Relax. >> Absolutely. >> We're going to take care of you. >> Three hots in a cop. You got it. want to call. >> HEY, ON MY WAY. HEY, my son. >> I got to make our flight. I'm sorry. Too late. >> I'm sorry. >> Huh? This my sisters. I'm sorry. >> Right. We trying to make it to Chicago. >> Too late. Too late. >> Too late. >> I'm not from >> Too late. I don't care. Too late. >> Bro, you disrespectful. What's >> I'm not disrespectful. You just don't listen. Sandell, don't spell it long. >> Let's go. >> But that's not disrespectful. Absolutely not. Not the way you're treating me. Absolutely not. >> Acting like a [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, I feel like I'm going to pass out. If I pass out on the count of y'all, this death [ __ ] is going on y'all right >> here. Let's go over here. >> Just sit right [screaming] there. JUST SIT RIGHT THERE. >> [ __ ] DOING HURTING MY ARMS. >> DOING IT TO YOURSELF. >> LET ME GO. THAT'S WHY I'M telling you, darling. >> Damn. Let me >> Bro, MY AUNT IS ABOUT to pop out of [ __ ] place. WHAT? CUZ YOU'RE OVERLY AGGRESSING ME. THAT'S WHY I'M TELLING YOU TO YOURSELF. >> NO, I'M NOT. I'M CALM. Stay down. >> Relax. >> She's as calm as a Karen when demanding to speak to a manager. She continued to act like a 5-year-old making a scene. >> Stay hurt, bro. >> Twice to leave. >> NO, I'M NOT. Y'ALL ARE GRABBING MY ARMS. THAT'S WHY I'M TELLING YOU. CAN YOU LET my arms go, bro? >> Nobody's touching your arms, >> bro. You're not touching my arm, but you clearly got your [ __ ] arm on me. >> I have an arm on the back of >> But you're still That's what >> I'm going to touch your arm. Like an adult. >> Yeah. Let's stand up. [screaming] >> WOW. >> WE'LL JUST LET YOU BE A big wreck. How's that? >> Oh, this [ __ ] hurts. >> Just relax. >> Oh, this [ __ ] Can you un loosen it some? >> I'LL FIX IT. GET UP. LET'S GO. Let's go. >> Oh, you're such a drama queen. >> Drama queen. >> Ouch. This [ __ ] hurts. >> You don't have to grab my legs. I can walk. >> Apparently, you can't. Here we go. >> Sit in the chair. >> Sit in the chair. >> You're hurting me. >> Bro, can y'all please put my arms in the front? This [ __ ] hurts. >> Not going to happen. Oh my god, y'all are hurting me. >> You're doing it to yourself, >> bro. I'm >> You were walking FINE AND YOU DROPPED to the floor. >> Cuz it hurts. I'm >> Come on, let's go. Let's go. I'm not. [screaming] >> I told her, "Dway do this." And I told her, "Let's leave at 8:30." I told her, "Let's leave at 8:30 cuz we was 10 minutes away. We would have made it at 8:40. I can't I don't have Uber. I don't have Uber on my phone. I'm depending on destiny for everything." And she acting like a fool. I can't control her. She's showing out. She calling me names in front of all these [ __ ] I don't I I can't I can't like this too much for me. I'm trying to get home. I have to do hair. I can't do this. Ma'am, stand up. >> In the end, she was charged with trespass after warning and resisting without violence. Self-control matters most, where public safety matters most, and losing it comes with immediate consequences. Let's move on to the next case where an entitled woman was causing problems at the airport. freaking multi-millionaire and I never >> on December 15th, 2024, airport officers responded to a call for service within the terminal. Here's what happened next. >> Let me talk to you over here for one second. >> I just I've never been in a police situation before. >> You mind if I um >> 63 years? >> Hey, quick question. We're good. We can talk right here. You good here? >> I'm just going to sit down cuz I know I'm going to be here for night now. My brother died. I've been away for 3 weeks because of his [ __ ] death. I'm back. He's got to [ __ ] with me. And now I got to can't get home. So ask me what you want. >> I mean, rampalize me if you want. >> Well, so I don't >> People can verbalize anything they want and not be drunk and not be >> arrestable. No. So I I just got here. I don't I don't even know what's happening. >> I don't know what he thinks. What he's objecting to is I snatched quickly from someone at the gate my pass cuz it had taken so long to get it. And >> do you mind if I see your ID? I >> What? >> You mind if I see your ID? >> What? >> Your ID? Can I see your ID? >> Thank you very much. >> No problems. >> Thank you. >> Freaking multi-millionaire and I >> miss multi-millionaire can't seem to afford her own plane and fly the economy class to cause problems. >> Appreciate you. Yep. >> You know, he he got a little pissed off that I snatched something from a black lady that he didn't think a white lady should snatch like that. And he's like, "Nick, Nick, you're going to be arrested." And now I'm getting like shut out for my free flight after my brother's funeral. 3 weeks I've been away. He didn't like the way I snatched something out of someone's hand at the gate. She had the thing and I said snatched because it had taken so long and I snatched it. He didn't like the way I snatched it. So that's a black thing. He didn't like the way I snatched the thing from the black lady. >> And I tried to snatch it. Well, she was handing me my ticket back. I was scanning scanned it. And I after so much frustration, I snatched it like that. I snatch it because I wanted to get on the plane to get back to my family. I've been away from three weeks, December, my brother died. I lost Thanksgiving, everything else. He sees me snatch that. And I didn't mean to snatch it from her. It was clear. Snatch. Get on the plane. He didn't like the way it looked. Calls the cops and now I can't go home on my free flight. >> Okay. >> Free flight. >> Okay. Well, if they can deny you boarding for any any reason, >> that's fine. Sounds like they just denied you. >> Figure out what I'm going to do. >> Yeah. So, what is >> I got a free flight? >> No, not tonight. Not with >> I did. I did. >> So, what is your plans? >> I have no plans. I'm asking you. >> You tell me your plans. Ask that black guy what his plans are. What is his plan for me? >> Do I have a plan? Do I need to get a hotel? >> Yeah. How did you get here? >> A flight from Omaha, Nebraska, where my [ __ ] brother died three weeks ago on his couch. 58 years old. >> Where What did you Did you consume alcohol tonight? >> What? What? >> Did you consume alcohol tonight? >> Uh, one drink on the plane. >> On the plane here. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> And then uh >> Why does he think I snatched because she was giving me a hard time? >> What's the problem? They served me the alcohol in the plane. >> Okay. >> On the way here. >> The problem is if the way you are conducting yourself >> I was not conducting myself anyway. He looked at it a certain way. All I did was snatch because there was like they were there was delay and I snatched it and he didn't like the way uh an offense. He says, "Yes, I can tell you that snatching like that is an offense." >> Well, I waited and waited and waited in line and finally I got my ticket. So, I snatched it. >> Do you know what today is? >> Yes, I know what today I don't know what time it is. I just know what time I'm leaving. And now I've lost my flight. Now I've lost my flight. Now I've lost my flight. He told me I couldn't make my flight. >> So he totally just because of the way I snatched >> that one paper ticket. Maybe because you were causing a disturbance. >> I was not causing you didn't like the way I >> She continued her story about snatching. With enough evidence, the officers decided to put her under arrest. Are you telling me that the way I snatched No, I want to explain again because you didn't understand by what you just said. I said to that that guy, I said, "It's the way I snatched my ticket. That's all I did >> that made you do that?" And he said, "Yes, that's all that took me. If you snatch a ticket aggressively, >> they were going to let you fly." They were. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And I snatched it. They were They had already scanned. Her actions caused you not to get >> I snatched something like this with my hand like this. Like I did not say anything negative to her. >> I just picked up a little fast. >> Bridget, place your phone down. Stand up. Turn around for me. >> Turn around for me. >> Okay, I got it off. >> All right. >> Wait, wait. >> Nope. You're being placed under arrest for public intoxication. >> Okay. Can you take my breath? >> I don't want your breath. >> No, but a look of intoxication is not intoxication. >> Okay. >> Is there any point where they take a blood alcohol? >> I don't I don't care. I'm not asking for your blood alcohol. >> Well, I know, but I wish someone would because then >> I could just say I was just like they were the dicks that were making me do [ __ ] And I just snatched the ticket in a rational way. >> Thanks. Can I have it? >> Can you give me a second? >> No, my hands are behind. >> I'm going to double lock so they don't turn on you and unlock. So just turn around. Face that door. I'm going with it cuz that black guy said the >> He's backing his standards. >> It doesn't matter what color he is. You keep >> No, I know. I just can't I'm identifying him by that cuz there were three people. >> No, there were three people and I'm identifying him by that. That makes it I mean cops do that all the time. So why can't I? Okay. >> Right. There was a white girl, a black guy. >> She was charged with public intoxication. Airports are controlled environments and disruption is handled quickly. No matter how someone portrays themselves, accountability applies the same way to everyone when conduct crosses the line. Moving on to the next case, where a drunk woman was so intoxicated she couldn't even finish a single sentence. Oh my god. I know. He need Atlanta. >> On December 14th, 2024, Dallas airport officers responded to a call regarding a woman in the airport potentially under the influence. Here's what happened next. >> It's because I missed my go. >> Do you have ID? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what what happened? >> I'm I'm some [music] I'm from South Carolina. >> Uhhuh. >> I just want to catch a flight from the the >> Well, you were at the wrong gate and you missed it before, right? >> Because I [laughter] have I have the I have the Where's only 28? I was looking at 28. I was like, "It's it's already tough for 28." When they caught from 28, they were like, "It's already 27." I can't I >> You have your ID. [snorts] >> I could not count 27 because it's already aborted. Grab your ID for me. >> Yes, of course. Of course. [laughter] >> Yeah. >> What's What's this right here? No, I'm just playing because I'm >> just hold on. You got to breathe. You got to breathe. >> I'm I'm from I'm from South Carolina. >> What about California? Cuz your ID says California. >> I have a DUI. I just got from >> You have a DUI? Yeah, I'm really journalist in front of you. >> It's not easy to talk when your brain resets twice every second. Also, she already has a DUI and now she's drunk at an airport. Girl, alcohol is not your friend. Oh my god. I know. Can you help? >> Can you help me? >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> How much did you have to drink? >> No. Two. >> Two? >> Yeah. Yeah. Two. >> Was that the first time or the second time? >> No. Two. >> Did you go back to the bar? >> Cuz they they told me that they were trying to give you some advice. Hold on. Hold on. >> I promise. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Stop. >> Yeah. >> They were trying to have you drink water. >> No. I promise. I promise. No, no, no. But you went back two dice. I promise I would have got >> Why is your stuff still at the bar? >> No, it's because from um when [clears throat] I had tried um the 2:30, he was already leaving with my my bag. >> I can't I can't leave with that bag. >> Just take this take this off, okay? And put and put that back in your bag. >> Yeah. No, of course. >> Yes, you can. Okay. too. Can I get a transport upper level entry 25, please? >> You got it. >> Here, I'll hold it. You take off. >> Given how drunk she was, the officers then put her in handcuffs for public intoxication. Elena, >> I got you. Turn around, please. >> Of course. >> Thank you. 8:30. >> Of course. Of course. >> As long as it's not going 134, right? >> So, hold on. >> No. No. You're okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She's She's got her stuff over there >> for one. Wait. >> Got to want custody. P. >> No. >> So, look. I'm placing under Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I'll place you under arrest for public talks. Okay. All that's going to happen is that you're going to sober up to jail. You have a ticket for tomorrow around noon. Okay? You're going to sober up at the jail and you're going to fly out tomorrow. Okay? >> Wait, but record 134. >> I got you. Got you. >> I'm I'm promise with you. I'm not I'm not >> You're going to sober up at the jail. I promise. No, no, no. Oh, sorry. Sorry. >> Oh, yeah. >> What did you take? >> Yes. >> What did you What did you take? >> Um I Oh, you just took ibuprofen. That's it. >> Yeah. I um I 100. >> Okay. >> She was then being escorted to the squad car. >> It's equal to the speeding ticket. The reason why you're coming with us cuz I need you to sober up. >> No, really. But regardless though, >> yeah, regardless, you're going to jail. >> Oh, okay. I don't mind. I don't mind. I don't mind. >> I know. Well, I want to maintain positive control of you. Okay. >> Hey, come on. Come on. Step in. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> It's understandable. >> So, get your left foot in there. Yep. three disturbance in the area. Two Hispanic males with a brown jacket sweatshirt. They were physically fighting or because they are no longer fighting. They're just >> 100% can I won't talk to nobody to until I get the >> She was charged with public intoxication. Moving on to the next case where a woman tried to test the cop's patience. >> You're almost there. Keep moving. >> Shut up. My left hand. >> Don't give me to shut up. Get on the escalator. >> How are you shut up? You stupid ass. >> Almost there. >> Don't touch me. >> On June 20th, 2025, officers responded to Orlando International Airport regarding an intoxicated passenger causing a disturbance. when >> go ahead and just speak when we make the announcements and then she went to >> I was trying to go on my my flight. You >> you totally too drunk and they're not going to let you fly. Are you guys going to rebook her or what? >> Re but they gave me they gave me a flight. >> Let them talk. >> Tomorrow noon. Okay, come on. Let's go back up front. >> She didn't give me a good one. >> That's the only plate we have available. >> No, give me my not what you want. >> You already threw it away. >> No, because it said invalid. >> That's your That's your reservation. >> Please, >> I'll give you another one >> for the boarding pass. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Can you give me another one? Because >> he's getting it. He's getting it. He's getting it. He's getting it. I don't know why they come here and get drunk like this and think they can fly. >> I can smell it from here. >> No, that's all. >> I drank. >> Yes, you did. >> I did drink, but I was I was just going >> Yeah. Well, you should have waited till you got there and get towe up. >> Squeezy. >> I can smell it from here. And they don't want you on the plane with it, so that's why. >> 1732. >> Okay. Well, we're going to go back down this way. >> The officers then tried to explain her situation and escorted her outside. >> What? What? What do you mean no? >> That's for tomorrow. >> No, it says not ballot for travel and it says passenger insane. No, I need I need >> this. This is the new one. >> No, it's not. >> What time is your flight for tomorrow? >> It says not valid. >> 12:10. 1210. >> Economy 1210. >> This is not valid for travel. >> Hey, I I need it. >> No. My son is graduating, you know. >> Hey, come. Hey, come here. Come here. >> I can read. >> Can you explain to her this ticket? >> It says not valid for travel. >> That's a reservation. So, tomorrow at noon, she have to go to a ticket counter. >> Uhhuh. >> With that information, they print the boarding pass. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> That's what it is. >> Okay. You got it now. All right. >> Okay. My name. >> All right. >> Thank you. This way. >> You're going to go to jail. >> Why? >> For disorderly conduct. Let's go. >> What? >> What? Let's go. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Keep moving. >> Despite being told to leave multiple times, she kept on stopping every 10 steps and acting as if she owned the airport. And to make matters worse, she decided to hit the officers. The dumbest choice she could have made. >> Well, here's the deal. We got We got the >> airport. Listen to me, man. We got the airport operations coming out >> and they're going to ask you to leave. All right. If you fail to leave, >> but I'm not going to jail. >> All right. I don't want to take you to jail. So, >> I'm not going to jail. >> All right. Let's go. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Man, >> no. You guys are idiots. >> Okay, >> you're almost there. Keep moving. >> Shut up. My left. >> Don't tell me to shut up. Get on the escalator. Let's go. >> I have to see where my left is. >> Get up on the escalator. >> I have to see where my left is. >> Up into the right. >> How about you shut the up, you stupid ass. >> Go. Almost there. >> Don't touch me. >> I didn't do anything like that. >> You hit an officer. Way to go. Go to jail. >> Stop resisting. >> I got the legs. You touched me bad. >> Are you really? Can I get my glasses? I can't see anything. >> You said get them. >> Can I Can I get my glasses? >> Can I get >> You don't hit an officer. >> Can I get my glasses? >> I can't see. You can't. >> Oh, you really >> After securing her, the officers then escorted her to the squad car. Bring your knees up. >> You hear me? >> Come on. Bring your knees up. >> There we go. >> You got up. >> You hit first. >> You have the cam on, right? >> Get your shoe. >> You have the cam on. >> You got one more. You got one more. >> Can you Can you tell me? At least it's not Poke County. Can you Can you put this? Can you put this? >> Yeah, we'll get it. >> Oh, that's not nice. >> 230. >> That's not nice. >> There's so so much criminals out here. >> Yeah, I do. >> There's so many There's so many criminals. >> I know. I know, right? >> You're doing good. >> Come on. >> How are you? I want you to bend my hand. Go ahead. Bend it. Break it. Go ahead. Break it. Break it. Break it so I can sue you because I didn't do anything wrong. to you. [clears throat] You don't even know who >> I'm going to sleep. I'm going to sue the [ __ ] out of you. >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Yeah, we got up against the car. Right here. >> Have a seat. Got to put your leg back. Go in there. >> I know. I know. >> Okay. >> Can you go ahead? I'm going to put your seat belt on. >> My son's graduation. What is wrong with you guys? I This hurts. It's not going to be comfortable, but you got to make it work for now. >> That's kind of loose. >> Whatever. Let's turn it on and turn the arrow. She was charged with disorderly conduct and battery on a law enforcement officer. When someone ignores multiple warnings and turns physical, the arrest isn't an overreaction. It's the predictable consequence of refusing to disengage. As officers wrapped up their report on this case, another situation was taking shape. This time involving a woman who went insane at an airport when the officer confronted her about cutting in front of numerous people in the TSA line. >> You're going to end up going to jail or you're going to end up getting >> No, you just want to light ME UP. WHY DIDN'T I DETAIN FOUR TIME? >> As soon as the officers confronted her, the woman went absolutely berserk and lashed out at the officer, even standing in one of the officer's faces. Still, the officers gave her a chance to walk away, but her attitude and actions only made things 10 times worse for herself. >> Hold on. Hold on. Let's go. Let's go talk. >> Look, she's going to want to help. >> Guys, you know this talk when I could have been in front already. I DID ALL THAT. SO, if everybody had not arguing about it, you're not going >> for what miss I am. Can I go? Okay, I get I understand it. Can I say something? Because that's why they listen. If you don't calm down, they're going to jump you about to leave. I need to go home. >> I know. I understand that. I understand. >> No, I need to go home. You're gonna end up going to jail. Well, you're gonna end up getting >> No, you just don't want to lock me up because you have to lock me up. What are you locking me up for? What are you locking me UP FOR? >> WHAT ARE YOU LOCKING me up? >> WHY DIDN'T I WHY AM I DETAINED FOUR TIMES? >> Free to leave. >> Ma'am, we just want to help. Listen, we just want to help. I DON'T LIVE OUT HERE IN Y'ALL BUCKET. >> LISTEN, I don't live out here. >> I'm going to ask you to back up. >> I DON'T LIVE OUT HERE. You're saying I'm free to leave, BUT WHERE AM I GOING? I DON'T LIVE OUT HERE. >> MA'AM, you're trespassing the airport. You have to leave right now. You're going to be arrested. >> I got a ticket. >> How am I? >> I'm ready. your exact location. >> Can you cover her? >> Don't read this. Don't read this. >> Now I got to get a whole another resisting. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Welcome. That's where you are. Ladies and gent NO RESISTING. >> YES. >> Stop resisting. >> I got one cup up. You got to get ME OUT WITH YOU. >> OKAY. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> STOP. RELAX. I'll get it. I'll get your stuff. I'll get your stuff. Give me a hand. Come on. Come on. Give me a hand. Come on. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. Give me a hand. Let me go. >> Give me a hand for a second. >> Bring it down. Bring it down. >> I'm intoxicated. Y'all should have let me go. >> I'm going to bite you so bad. >> As the officers struggled to put her in handcuffs, the woman continued to resist, making the officer's job much harder than it needed to be. >> Come on. Get the >> punch. Push. Push. >> Did somebody see my glasses? What's up? What's my >> glasses? [laughter] >> Yeah, you have a lot of back on your videos. >> We got your stuff, ma'am. Ma'am, >> we got your stuff. >> Relax. Relax. I got you. Relax. >> Can you hold me? Can you hold me? >> Okay, I got you. Relax. Relax. Relax. Oh, I want you to hold me back. >> Why don't we get a wheelchair? Get a wheelchair. >> I want you to hold me. Hang on. I have >> You have rights. You have rights. >> Glasses. Glasses. I can >> My glasses. I can't see without my glasses. >> Glasses. No problem. >> She needs to be read or right. >> Thank you. >> She needs to be read or right. >> She needs to be read or right. You need to step down. >> She does not. >> She does not. We're not questioning. >> Somebody [laughter] carry me. >> Carry me. I'm happy, right? I'm happy. >> Sinking so low that the cops had to carry her out like a pig. Well, that says a lot about her. Stop. >> I said no. They want to pull me through all this. >> Stop. We're trying to Stop. Stop. >> We're trying to help you. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting. We're trying to help. >> No, bro. >> No. >> Jesus. Sweet Jesus. We're trying to help you. >> Get this off of me. >> Let's get What? What am I really BEING DETAINED FOR? NOW I'M BEING DETAINED for I was I'm under arrest because what? Cuz I was resisting or what? Tell me why. >> Trespass after warning. >> How? We told you to everybody. What's the matter? >> I needed to leave and you did not leave. >> No, I'm doing that. >> Even while in detaining, her mouth wouldn't stop for a second. She kept on screaming and yelling with a spit mask on, demanding to go home. Guess what, lady? You're facing nononsense cops. >> Tell me why you did it. >> I just told you again the warning. >> I tried to I tried to have a sit down. >> How am I trespassing? >> Sit down. >> Because we told you to leave. When they said when they tell you to leave, YOU GOT TO LOOK. IMAGINE [laughter] you're doing this. >> You know you're doing the trick. >> We're trying to HELP YOU. STOP. >> IMAGINE THAT. I don't have >> Wow. >> No, I just need to stay still because >> What's your first name? What's your first name? >> Do we get her? Stop. >> Okay. >> Why are you doing [laughter] that? >> It's going to be better if you just stop. >> I'm pregnant right now. I'm pregnant right now. IF YOU'RE FIGHTING, YOU'RE NOT >> GET OFF OF ME, >> MA'AM. You're going to stay seated. Stay seated. >> Stay seated. I'm asking you to stay off of me. >> What's wrong with you, bro? >> I'm asking you. Are you going to shoot me? PLEASE. >> ARE YOU GOING TO shoot me? >> Okay, ma'am. >> You're violated, bro. >> I just want to go home. >> I swear >> you're not going home. GET THAT GRENAD. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING HOME. >> ARE y'all going to play for my other friend? You're going to jail. >> Oh, you got >> You're going to jail. >> I'm not paying for nothing. Your behavior is paying for lunch. >> No, my behavior is like this because I want to go home, bro. >> We're past that. We're past way past. >> Bro, I do not rip out here. How am I getting home after this, bro? How >> Whenever you get out REFUND YOUR MONEY, >> HOW AM I GETTING on this plane after this? Bro, >> you should have started yelling, >> bro. >> After holding her for a while, the squad car finally arrived. So the officers started to escort her to the vehicle. >> All right, go stay the wheels. >> Come on. That way we can bring you out. >> Let's go. Come on, man. >> Bro, I got school in the morning. I need to go home, bro. I got school in the water, bro. Where am I going? >> Just got the gun. I'M NOT GOING TO DO IT, BRO. >> I swear to God. >> Fluff her. Fluff her. Flip her. >> Watch your head. >> She wasn't searched either. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> I didn't get a chance to search her. >> I got to search her, Tom. >> I got to search her. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to stick me, poke me, stab me? Yes or no? >> No. Can you loosen these handcuffs up, bro? Can you loosen a handcuff? I don't need no seat belt. Loosen a handcuff. >> You don't want a seat belt? >> I don't. THIS IS WHY Y'ALL SHOOT. Y'ALL GOING TO LISTEN. I SAID LOOSEN MY HANDCUFFS. LOOSEN MY HANDCUFFS. LOOSEN MY HANDCUFFS. LOOSEN MY HANDCUFFS. >> LOOSEN MY HANDCUFFS. PLEASE, >> PLEASE, LIZ. [laughter] I said sorry to everybody who miss. I'm not putting my foot in your foot. I'm not put my foot until you lose that phone. If you put your foot in, I will check it. Okay. You see? Okay. [laughter] >> Where you going to get your picture? I'mma get you. [laughter] Get you, bro. I'mma come back to you later for y'all. No. Loosen my handcuff. >> Put your foot in. >> Ma'am, turn the handcuff. Miss, >> put your foot in. >> Loosen your handcuff. >> Turn the other way so we can see your handcuffs. >> Loosen my handcuff. >> Look that way. So we can see them. Please put your leg in. >> Put your leg in. Put your leg in. We will. We will. Please. Put your leg in. Started because >> we will. We will. Please calm down. >> Look at me. Look at me. Let me lower. >> Do you want me to change something for you? Please. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Let us check. [laughter] I'm going to get y'all, bro. >> Y'all ain't even read me my >> The woman was charged with trespass after warning, disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer without violence. When someone refuses to disengage after repeated warnings, the situation stops being about trespass and becomes about restoring order. The arrest wasn't sudden or unfair. It was the direct result of refusing every opportunity to deescalate. Now, let's go from physical violence to eardrum violence. Specifically, the kind where you have to turn the volume as little as possible. [screaming] >> On March 15th, 2024, airport officers were dispatched to a restaurant for an intoxicated customer who refused to pay her bill. While in route, they spotted a woman matching the provided description. Be warned. What happens next will blow your ears. >> She refused to pay over at 400°. >> So, can you go over there and make sure she did pay? Yep. >> I did pay like 30 seconds ago. I literally just paid. >> Okay. Can I get your ID? >> My iPhone. >> Not yet. >> It's my iPhone. What is it? >> I have my ID. >> Do you know where you are right now? I'm at >> the I'm at the airport. >> Okay. Where you Where you going? >> I'm going. >> Okay. Go. >> Right away, her slurred and incoherent speech made it obvious she was drunk. However, as the officers checked her ID, she grew increasingly agitated. >> Have my ID back. >> My partner has to run it. >> What the What's happening? >> Ma'am, just relax. >> What's going on? Where's Where's your ticket at? Ma'am. Ma'am, >> I need my ID. My phone. >> Ma'am, I'm talking to you. Ma'am, >> I need my ID. >> That's my ID. GIVE ME GIVE ME MY ID. >> That's my ID. Please get back. >> What are you DOING WRONG? >> NO. What happened? >> You're under arrest. >> FOR WHAT? >> Public intoxication. >> Public intoxication. Dude, we're at the airport. >> Dude, WHAT'S GOING ON? STOP. What's going on? I don't know what's happening. >> Hello. >> Yeah, send it. >> WHAT'S GOING ON? IS THIS your [ __ ] Republic and station? That's definitely a thing. If she is sober enough or when she rewatches this video, she will realize how ridiculous she acts and sounds. In the meantime, she becomes increasingly loud and agitated. >> EVERYONE NEEDS TO TAKE THEIR PHONES RIGHT NOW. PLEASE HELP. THIS IS NOT HAPPENING. >> NEGATIVE. >> SIR, PLEASE HELP ME. PLEASE HELP ME. She's public intoxicated right now. >> Let's go. You're coming with me. >> He has to HE NEEDS TO BREATHIZE ME. >> Let's go. Did she at 400°? That's what I'm trying to find out right now. >> HE HAS TO BREATHIZE ME. [screaming] YOU breathize me. >> We'll go ahead and put her in. >> Please help me. Thank you. Thank you. WHAT'S GOING ON? I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S going on. Everything is happen for a reason. >> Thank you. >> Are they already out? Yeah. >> Hello. What's happening? What's happening? >> Stop it. JUST JUST >> WHY DO I NEED TO GO TO JAIL? WHY? [screaming] EVERYONE NEEDS TO UNDERSTAND WHY RIGHT NOW >> existing public health is not even a thing in Indiana. >> In Indiana, >> lady, even if you were in Indiana, you would still be arrested if you were this drunk in public. Oh, and remember to lower your volume. Please help me. Please. I don't KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON. HELP. Help me. Help me. WHAT DO I DO? MISS, WHAT DO I DO? WHAT do I do? HELP ME. WHAT'S GOING ON? HELP ME. PLEASE, somebody help me. SIR, PLEASE. I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S HAPPENING. PLEASE HELP ME. [laughter] This is 91. PLEASE [screaming] open my mouth. I can't. NO. [screaming] I NEED TO KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON. WHAT IS GOING ON? HELP ME. HELP ME. PLEASE HELP ME. [laughter] >> You're fine. >> Please. I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON. I NEED SOMEBODY TO ANSWER me for public intoxication. >> WHAT? >> And for not paying YOUR BILL. >> I PAID MY [screaming] BILL. I PAID MY BILL. HELP ME. [screaming] That was loud and obnoxious. But don't worry, this Banshee will scream even louder once she gets to the squad car. >> This is impossible. Help me. HELP. [screaming] [screaming] Somebody help me. BABY, [screaming] [screaming] help me. WHAT DID I DO WRONG? WHAT DID I DO? WHAT DID I DO WRONG? [screaming] WHAT DID I DO WRONG? [screaming] What did I do wrong? ME. [screaming] NO, NO, NO, NO, [screaming] NO, NO, NO. [screaming] What is happening, sister? CRAZY. MR. JOE PRESIDENT, PLEASE HELP ME S [screaming] [screaming] I'm going to GET she's sleep. [screaming] OKAY. >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> YOU'RE GOING TO PASS OUT. >> YOU NEED TO TAKE DEEP BREATHS. >> YOU'RE GOING TO YOU'RE going to pass. >> Due to her resistance, the officers were compelled to restrain her using a specialized tool. WE GOT NO more than anything. YOU GUYS put your ankles together. Put your ankles together. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Bring them. Put your feet together. >> NO. >> Put your feet together. NO. [screaming] >> WHAT IS GOING [screaming] ON HERE? WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON HERE? SOMEBODY HAS TO SELL HIM BECAUSE HE DOESN'T EVEN KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON THERE. I CAN SELL HIS MIND. I CAN READ HIS MIND. Give me that. >> I can read his mind. >> Yep. >> Hold that tight. Their head is head. Their head is What's going on? Someone needs to tell me what's going on here or I'll lose my [ __ ] >> You're being arrested for public intoxication and failing to pay your services. >> I PAID THAT [ __ ] >> The woman was charged with theft of services, public intoxication, and resisting arrest. Starting with this woman who took a taser like eating candy. >> Let me see your hand. No. [screaming] >> SHE'S GOT A CRACK IN HER HANDS. >> On November 8th, 2024, an officer attempted to conduct a traffic stop when the driver began to flee. What happened next was total chaos. >> No, I didn't go through southbound 9. >> Your hands. >> Show me your hands. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Get out of the car. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Get out of the car. Stop. Stop. >> Put it inside. >> Let go of the car. Get out of the CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get on the ground. Get on THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. TELL HIM TO GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. That's the driver who just got detained. Now for the passenger, she has a lot more in her than the driver. >> All good. All good. >> Get out of the car. >> I can't. >> Get out. >> Hey, put it in park. [screaming] >> Get out of the car. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Stay on the ground. Don't move. >> Get out of the car. I'm going to give it to you again. >> Get out of the car. >> Stop reaching. >> Stop reaching. Let me see your hands. >> Let me see your hands now. [screaming] >> She's got a crack fight in her hands. >> Oh no. >> I I got the keys. Get on that side. I got the keys. >> Oh my god. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car now. >> Oh my god. >> Get out of the car now. >> Here. Let go. Let go. Let go. >> Get out of the car. [screaming] >> Give me your hand. >> Well, at least she's got enough volts in her to power a small town for a week. And she still had enough strength to resist the officers. >> Still fighting radio. We're tough. >> Give me more radio. Now >> put your hands behind your back. >> Get that guy over there on the south side. Southside. He's in cuffs. All right. I got you. I got the crack pipe. Let go of the crack pipe. Let go of the crack pipe. Stop moving. Stop grabbing me. We're 15. Release it. [snorts] Here's a crackpot she had in her hand. You got anything on you? >> Nope. >> All right, stand up. >> Stand up. Can we rescue? >> Get over here. >> Hold on. Hold on. She's got to be searched. >> Yep. >> You got your work phone on you? >> Yeah. >> Grab your work phone. Photograph the probe. >> As the officer was putting both of them in the squad car, she had something to say about their stupid decision. Well, that was quite not smart, was it? >> Not smart at all. >> Told you what? >> She told me go, go, go. >> Why? Why would you do that? Cuz look what happened. >> Do you have anything else on you or inside of you? >> No. >> Who is she to you, >> man? >> Can you do me a favor and test this for crack, please? Yeah. Get >> in the car. >> Take a seat. The man was charged with fleeing or eluding and possession of cocaine. The woman was charged with resisting an officer with violence, possession of cocaine, and fleeing and eluding. Florida law classifies resisting an officer with violence as a thirdderee felony with penalties of up to 5 years in prison or 5 years of probation and a $500,000 fine. In Florida, the penalties for cocaine possession are severe. If you are found with less than 28 gram of cocaine, it falls under a thirdderee felony. A conviction can lead to up to 5 years in prison, 5 years of probation, and a $5,000 fine. Fleeing and eluding is classified as a thirdderee felony with penalties of up to 5 years in prison or 5 years of probation, and a $5,000 fine. A conviction will also result in a mandatory driver's license revocation, which will range from 1 [music] to 5 years in duration. Let's move on to the next case where an unhinged woman got herself into handcuffs for refusing to leave MacDonald's. God, don't make me [crying] very much. [screaming] >> On January 6th, 2025 in Ohio, officers responded to a McDonald's after reports of a vile woman who exposed herself to staff and customers. Here's what happened next. for shows. >> Okay. You want her gone? >> Yes. >> You want her banned? >> Yes. >> All right, ma'am. >> Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Go back to where we go to where we go to the office. We have our daytime. >> All right. >> Cuz well, >> so they want they want you guys gone. >> Car three. >> Okay, that's cool. Then we need to be able to get out the door before it's happening too much for that long. >> We need to be for sporting goods 498. Pretty sure they just want her banned. >> You want both of them banned or just her? >> Is she cool to stay? >> Is she cool to stay too? >> No, she's not. >> No, him. >> Okay, I got you. >> You're cool to stay if you want. You're the one who has to go and you're the one that's getting banned, >> right? I'm going to leave. >> Thank you very much. Let's get a a rush on that. >> The officers politely asked the woman to pack up her belongings and leave. However, her entitlement got the best of her and she demanded to talk to her lawyer. However, that was all unnecessary because they were just asking her to leave, not arresting her. >> Want me to move on that? What do you need to leave? triple 9. It's a verbal 10. >> Do you know her personality just >> I don't I don't think >> I get it. I just don't want her to go to jail for something stupid. >> I know. >> Do you want an ambulance? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. >> And I actually have severe CPTTSD. [music] >> Thank you. to the point of I don't want to have to >> have to what? >> Hurt anybody? >> Do you have thoughts of hurting somebody? >> Forever and ever and ever and even don't think so. Ohio. >> It's unfortunate that the woman was dealing with mental health issues, but the officer wasn't a social worker. His responsibility was to uphold the law and protect the staff and customers inside the establishment. >> You're an absolute idiot. I appreciate that. Uh, negative. Okay. >> Not you, but the store. So, I take this back. >> That's fine. >> Not from them. >> Are these your jackets? >> 57. >> Get out the damn door, mother. >> Yo, >> she getting like naked. She flashed she flashed one of our employees >> and the the customer or two that was in here at the time when she did it cuz she did it right in the middle of >> No, she did it right here. >> Just go. Just go. >> Right here. So >> you have it in your arm. >> You're going to know it's in your arm. >> Bring all my belongings out here and you push me out the door so damn fast. I can't even figure out how to get them all back. You got them all in your hand. >> Yep, you got them. >> After running Jennifer's information, officers found she'd been trespassed from other local businesses. Staff explained they hated reaching that point, but they had no choice. In a family-friendly restaurant like McDonald's, her behavior simply couldn't be tolerated. >> It's not trespassing. >> I'm just informing your trespass. If you come back, you will go to jail for trespass. >> As long as you don't come back, you're all good. It's not trespassing because I've been wanting to buy something all day and I can't even get up. >> That's fine. They can trust me. >> You guys don't understand, >> Jennifer. >> Thank you. >> THEN GET IT [screaming] DOWN. >> All right. >> I'm on drugs. I kept trying to tell her like, "Ma'am, please sit down." >> Yeah. >> Please sit down. Like, >> and after so many times, it's a lot of drugs. A lot of drugs, history of lot big history of drugs. So, I mean, it's it's >> Well, now she's Jeez. Leave now the property. You're going to jail. And >> I apologize now, but you have to understand IF I DON'T GET THAT OUT, SOMEBODY'S GOING TO the hell out. >> Leave now. You're going to jail. >> You're your Leave the property. You're going to jail. >> Don't come back. >> The woman left the building, but kept loitering in the parking lot, arguing with the officers. They made it clear they didn't want to arrest her, and all she had to do was leave. But she wasn't interested in making things that easy. Seriously, >> get down. >> Walk. >> Where you going? Blow all the way up your ass. >> Jennifer, go or you're going to jail. No. Nope. No. Well, all right. >> Don't you even dare. Damn it. >> Come on. >> I CAN'T. GOD DAMN IT. DON'T MAKE me Help Mary mother. [screaming] NO. NO. Please stop. Jennifer. Jennifer. Get him. Jennifer. STOP. STOP. STOP. JENNIFER. STOP. [screaming] >> JENNIFER, STOP. Oh no. Oh no. Oh no. Oh no. Oh no. [screaming] Watch your finger. >> Stop. >> Stop. I'm going to be pr. >> All right, let's stand up. >> YOU HAVE TO LET ME GET UP. >> YOU HAVE TO. YOU HAVE TO. [screaming] >> She kept kicking and screaming as officers led her out to a nearby cruiser for a search. Given how aggressive she was, they chose to secure her in a wrap. before taking her to the station. >> I got my coat, too. >> You should know you took your coat off. Get it on the door, but then I couldn't get it on cuz I couldn't get him off. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Could you please come on? >> I can't get my shoe on my foot. >> All right. Well, if you step out, you can push it in. There you go. >> I can't get it in there. >> Why don't you stand Why don't you stand up and try to do it? >> No. You guys back off. >> Don't >> use too much force. Okay. >> You're right here. Go right here. >> Ready, set. >> All right. >> I got her. I got her ankle. >> I have to be able to have time to calm my heart rate down. >> I because I do have so you guys are really really good at. >> Okay. Please please please take a deep breath. We'll do these beat all these steps. >> We're going to get you there. >> Get your arms up a little bit. >> Stop it. >> You're okay. Please. >> You're okay. >> Take a deep breath. >> The woman wasn't happy about it, but at least she was finally following instructions. The officers didn't want to use the wrap, but with how unpredictable she'd been, they couldn't risk her taking a swing or a kick once they got to the station. >> Don't lean back. >> Don't lean back. >> Don't lean back. >> Oh, not with that up there. That hurt. Hold on. >> Hold on. I have to relax on one side. One's coming up with the other and the other is not. And you have to stove it. I cannot do it like this. All right, cool. >> I cannot do it like this. >> Please. >> Okay. >> Tighten it on three. >> All right. >> Hold on. This pull straight back. Don't lean back. Four more. >> Sculp it. That's okay. >> Now sculp. >> You can't take me too far without my other shoe being that fast. Back down. >> Tighten this anymore. >> Yeah. And up so I can get up. I can't. You don't understand. >> Get my shoe off my foot. I'm feeling strangled already. >> Come on. Come on. We don't want you to hit your head. It's going to hurt. Don't do that. >> Okay. Well, then stop pushing me so far. Okay. >> Cuz then I will end up having to hurt people. >> Well, you don't want >> I don't want to have to do anybody. >> On three. I got it. I got it. One, two, three. All right. Come on, dear. Feet first. >> Feet first. >> Feet first. Get a shoe in there. >> You're good. You're all right. >> Stop. She was charged with resisting arrest and trespassing. When officers give you a simple instruction, especially one that doesn't involve an arrest, fighting them on every word never leads anywhere good. Cooperating early prevents a minor issue from turning into handcuffs, charges, [music] and a ride to the station. Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, along came a woman who was ready to turn a street into her own screaming show. Starting with this drunk woman who got arrested after causing trouble at the hotel's bar. >> Get in. >> Get in. [screaming] On July 12th, 2024, officers responded to a call regarding a heavily intoxicated woman yelling and screaming at staff and guests, causing property damage, and pushing multiple people. When she was asked to leave, she ran down a flight of stairs and hid from the staff. Here's what happened next. When the police arrived, [screaming] >> ARE YOU OKAY, MAN? >> Sheriff's office. Put your hands behind your back. Stand up. Hold on. Get on this. Move. >> Now you get yourself a felony. You're under arrest. >> It took no time for the officers to put the drunk woman under arrest. As they escorted her to the squad car, she pulled out the classic Karen playbook and launched into a full performance. >> They're the quickest way out of here to the front. Why is this so difficult right now? Literally, >> you fight me more, I'm going to take you to the ground. >> I'm not fighting, but my >> You just punched me. So, >> I haven't done [ __ ] but my [ __ ] is like um in front of everybody. Like, I get it. Like, it's lovely. I'm not going to keep doing this. >> Stop. >> What? What? [screaming] >> What did I do to pick you off? >> Well, you punched us and you're breaking stuff. >> Who did I piss off? >> You just assaulted a law enforcement officer. >> Get in the car. Get in. >> No. Get in. >> Get in. [screaming] Don't be [screaming] With the way she behaved, the officers had no other choice but to hobble her and stuff her in the car. [screaming] >> [crying] >> Give me your leg, [screaming] man. >> Hold it up. Just hold it. Make sure it's sitting on you. [screaming] [crying] [screaming] [crying] >> All right. Put her in the ground really quick. Put her in the ground. >> [screaming] >> You bite me on the hook in the face. I you buy me a face. You >> get it together. >> YOU GET it together, you [ __ ] >> Okay. >> All right. Let me go on that side. Let me go on that side. >> Hey, watch her dress. Pull it down. All right. Legs first. >> Legs first. >> Yep. >> Go. >> You're going to regret this. >> Hey, you awake? >> You >> You're awake? >> You? >> All right. Perfect. >> Thank you. Yeah. >> Hey, straight to the jail. >> She was charged with disorderly intoxication, resisting with violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting without violence. If alcohol has already put you in a bad situation, don't add resisting or violence on top of it. Sobering up in custody is one thing. Facing multiple charges because you refuse to calm down is a whole different problem. Let's move on to the next case where an unhinged woman caused absolute chaos in a motel lobby. HEY. >> On July 11th, 2023 in Florida, officers responded to a motel following reports of a woman assaulting an employee. Here's the security footage of the assault. >> I'm not kidding. >> Just wait. >> No, I'm not waiting for >> I am waiting for police. >> YOU CAN CALL THE POLICE. THEY'RE ALL ON HERE, TOO. BYE. >> Why are you playing? Why are you waiting? You're on the most money Marshall post. >> The one on the internet. >> I'm not paying no money. I'm sleeping. >> Just wait to Why ARE YOU CHARGING US? WHY? Give me a car. I'm going to get out of here. Give me a car. What are you doing? You okay? >> I'm wet. Doesn't matter. >> I'm not paying for this. HEY. HEY. >> DECKER. DECKER. HELLO. until the police arrived. One of the bystanders was able to hold her down and prevent her from causing more damage. Sorry about that. >> YOU'RE CHARGING HIS CAR. YOU'RE TAKING MY MONEY. ALL THIS ILLEGAL. >> She snapped that chopped under the counter and started smacking him. >> No, no, no, no. The flex on the desk. I wanted call the police. >> [laughter] >> But she's trying to attack here. I'm going to stop my mom. Stop. Stop. [laughter] >> He want it. No, he's wanted. >> EVERYONE IS. >> YOU'RE ONE, TOO. HOLY. >> I'm not going to go anywhere with them. >> I'm not going anywhere with anyone without me. >> No. THEY WERE KILLED AND SLAUGHTERED BY EVERYBODY in Florida. >> I'm not going to attack nobody. >> Water. I don't understand. >> Why did anyone lie to me? You could have just told me the truth. But why are you calling fake police? >> I don't want to drink this water. >> Upon arrival, the officers located the suspect inside the lobby, accusing motel staff of being on the most wanted fugitive list with no shirt on. >> I don't want you. I think you're so I'm going to leave and just What are you doing? Sit your down and shut up. Wait right there. Don't move. You understand? Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. His name is Marshall, federal whatever. I got another unit heading this way >> and that way you cop. >> I'm just watching money. >> In the middle of the investigation, the woman figured the smartest move was to leave. Worse yet, she tried to fight the officer the moment he told her to sit down. >> She's busy with I'm not going to sit down. I PROBABLY KNOW YOU'RE NOT. GET OFF OF ME. >> HEY, HEY, HEY. Turn around. >> No. Get off me. No. >> Stop, sir. Get on the ground. >> Why didn't anybody tell me? [clears throat] >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not >> put your hands behind your back. >> Anywhere with you. [screaming] >> No. Please, sir. >> Turn around. [clears throat] >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Sir, can you let me go now? I've not behind your back. >> Stop it. SORRY. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HE'S ON THE MOST WATER LIST. >> GET YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> WATER LIST. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. >> Get off of me. >> Turn over. Turn around. Get your hands behind your back. >> You got to kill me all night. Can you please let me go and let me turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Please, sir. >> Turn around. Get your hands behind your back. >> I'm not doing it. My sister boyfriend killed her. He was wanted. HE WAS ON THE WANTED LIST. Props to the bystander again for giving the officer a hand in restraining her until backup arrived. >> I just found this pal. Please take it easy. I just found this out. >> The woman is MY SISTER'S BOYFRIEND. >> TURN AROUND. Get your hands behind your back. >> Please. All the water. All the water. Why am I getting arrested when he's on the one list? >> Why when he's almost one or left? Why is this boyfriend? [laughter] Why is this just WHERE [screaming] I got my phone? >> As the officers continued their investigation, the employee decided not to press charges. However, the second victim, who is a guest at the motel, decided to pursue charges of battery against her. The woman, on the other hand, hasn't done causing a scene. She wanted to add even more charges by kicking at the window. Help! [screaming] HELP! HELP! [screaming] HELP! [laughter] HELP! HELP! HELP! [screaming] THEY'RE ON THE MOST WANTED. SIR, SIR, HELP. [music] >> [panting] >> Let me go. [panting] [sighs] Let me go. [panting] [sighs and gasps] Let me go. [screaming] With how destructive she was, the officers decided to cuff her feet to prevent further damage to the vehicle. HEY. HEY. KNOCK IT UP. >> LET ME GO. >> DO YOU WANT TO GET TASED? >> NO. LET ME GO. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. HE'S ON THE WANTED LIST. MY PROBATION OFFICER'S ON THE ONE LIST. LET ME GO NOW. PLEASE. [panting] What are you doing? What are you doing? Don't do nothing to me. >> You're going to break my car. I'm not going to let you BREAK MY CAR. >> LET ME GO. THIS IS WRONG. >> Go over the other side. >> You got the I got one of the FRONT SEAT. >> WHAT ARE YOU GUYS DOING? LET ME GO >> BECAUSE YOU'RE OUT OF CONTROL. >> HE'S ON THE MARSHAL WARNED LIST. >> HE'S NOT. >> HE IS. >> You're about TO BE. >> MY PROBATION OFFICERS ARE ON THERE. >> OKAY. I GUESS it's going to be a violator for probation, too. >> They're on there. LET ME GO. >> OUCH. >> OUCH. [panting] >> She She's She's getting out. She got out. She's out. SHE'S OUT AGAIN. >> STOP IT. PLEASE DON'T do this to [laughter] me. Please don't do this to me. Please don't do this to me. Please don't do this to me. >> Please don't do THIS TO ME. NO. NO. [screaming] NO. NO. >> Shot already. [panting] >> No. [screaming] Give her a shot already from here cuz she's worked up herself up pretty hard. [screaming] >> Watch the kick. [screaming] >> [panting] >> GET THAT ROPE OFF ME. GET THAT ROPE OFF ME. [screaming] GET THAT ROPE OFF ME. GET THAT ROPE OFF ME. PLEASE GET THAT ROPE OFF ME. PLEASE GET THAT ROPE OFF ME. PLEASE GET OFF ME. [screaming] >> [panting] >> PREVIOUSLY, she had spent 175 days in jail for a domestic violence battery charge in 2020. She was also on probation from another case at the time of the incident. In the end, the woman was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, two counts of battery by second or subsequent offense, resisting with violence, and criminal mischief. Her total bond was $25,750. She was found guilty of all charges and sentenced to a total of $971 days, or approximately 2.6 years, in prison. She was also ordered to pay $3,857 in court costs and fines, including a $650 restitution payment. Letting your anger control you is the worst thing you can do if you find yourself in a situation like that. Every moment you choose violence or chaos is another moment that can cost you years of your life, thousands of dollars, and any chance of leniency. Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, along came an annoying woman who talked herself into arrest. Thank you for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you don't miss out on the next interesting videos. See you in the next video. Share your thoughts on this video. Don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment. Thank you for watching.
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