If you keep tripping out, you're going to go to jail. Knock it off. Get out of the car and come over here. >> What am I doing? You guys can't even We're just in the parking lot, though. >> You think I'm kidding? >> I'm going to take you to jail. >> Am I violating a law right now by standing? >> Yeah. >> How's that? Please just listen to what he said. Can you please listen to me as well? >> No, you're not. >> I don't get paid enough for you. >> I don't get paid enough for you either. >> You don't get paid probably anything. It's wild how some people walk around convinced the law is optional until officers remind them it's not. >> Are you failing to identify yourself? >> Ma'am, I know my right >> with you. I'm asking you to exit. >> Can I talk to your supervisor? >> I am the supervisor. >> I need another supervisor. >> Remain silent. Anything you say. >> Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Get ready for another wild ride in Cops versus the dumbest Karens who think the law doesn't apply to them. Starting with this woman who turned a simple traffic stop into an arrest. >> Step out of the car. >> Can you please not touch me? >> Okay, I will. But can you please buy your plants for >> You're not under arresting me like that. Why? You was just about to LET ME GO. WHY? HELP. [screaming] >> HELP ME. Help me. >> As as a taxpayer, as a woman, I'm telling you. On January 29th, 2024, officers on patrol conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for driving recklessly and having an expired license plate. Here's what happened next. >> Sure. >> Do you know the time tag is expired? >> Uh, I don't know. I just I just said, "Let me see I can show you the text." I said, "Let me see your car >> so I can take my baby to school and go to work." >> No problem. >> When am I getting pulled over? >> Your time tag is expired. >> Uh, looking for mom. >> Where do you work at? right here in this um the part you see where it say tax is at. >> Mhm. >> Today my actually my first day opening my own office. >> Oh, really? Congrats. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Um this is my license. >> Thank you. >> And actually with the 10 tags, would you want me to call? >> There might be a uh registration or insurance in there. >> I don't see nothing but snacks. I don't know if this this is it. >> No, this is the >> Does he have any insurance for the car? >> I'm sure he does. >> Well, you may contact. >> After checking her paperwork, the officer then returns to inform the woman that her tag hadn't registered to her yet and is still under the dealership. But as they are doing so, they also notice something different coming from her car. >> So that was this the registration? >> No. Okay. Um, so that tag's not coming back to this car. It's not coming back to anything. >> He said the dealer he just told me the dealer said I think two weeks or >> two weeks >> or he told him two weeks ago. It should be coming back though. >> It was the dealer. The tag. >> The tag. So he's already spoken to the dealer. >> Yes, he's spoken to the dealer. >> Okay. >> He's spoken to the dealer. >> So technically you're not supposed to be driving this car. That tag is attached to it cuz it's not coming back to a vehicle. >> I was going to seize the tag because you're telling me he spoke to the dealer. I'm not going to seize the tag just so you can get back home with this car. But once you get back home with this car today, >> don't drive it. Okay. >> Okay. Until you get that new tag on it. It's not going back to a car at all. >> Okay. >> I definitely let the deal. Well, he'll talk to the dealer. >> Does that make sense? >> Yes, that makes sense. >> Do you have any questions? >> No. >> So, let me ask you. You said you dropped your kid off at school. >> How old is your child? >> A lot of these questions. >> Well, cuz your car smells like weed. So, I'm trying to explain something to you. with your child. >> I don't want to answer no more questions. >> Okay. What I'm trying to tell you is your car smells like weed. If you're driving a kid around in it, >> I would never drive a kid around. Ain't nobody Ain't no kids in the car. >> Okay. When'd you drop your kid off? >> Ain't nobody in the car with me. Ain't no kids in the car. >> Why did she not admit to that? The worst she gets would be a ticket. Now, the officers had to do much more than that. >> No kids in the car with me. >> Okay. Do you have anything illegal in the car we got to worry about? >> Not my car. >> Well, that's not what I asked you. I don't know what's in it. I just told you I want >> you back down there, please. Right now, we are going to search your car cuz it smells like marijuana. Okay. >> Okay. Can I speak to someone else? >> I'm telling you, put your stuff down and step out of the car. >> Can I have a supervisor? Cuz I think you was just about to let >> I don't understand why you not let go. >> Based on based on your behavior right now and there's no marijuana and we're searching your car. >> I don't have no behavior problem. Let me tell you the car. I don't know. Let me let me call. >> Okay. Step out of the car. >> Can you please not touch me? >> Okay, I will. He's by you playing his hands on me though. >> I'm telling you to step in the car. You're not listening. Step out of the car or you're going to jail. Do you understand? >> What am I going to jail for? >> For resisting if you don't get out of the car. >> I'm not. But you're grabbing me. Listen. Listen. For me to listen. Let me calm down. >> We are calm down. Step out of the car. >> No, I need to calm down. >> Okay. Step out of the car. >> You feel like my heart is just racing. >> I'm telling you, step out of the car. You understand that? >> Ma'am, we're going to search we're I understand. We're going to search your car. So, we need you to step out of the car. Okay. force on you >> because we need you to step out. >> Okay, I will. But you I understand that. But he didn't never told me to step. He grabbed me before he took out the car. >> Just just step out now. Just step out. >> I don't think that's right though. >> We are searching your car. We can't have you in the car. >> I don't have no kids in the car. He asked me. >> I understand. But due to the smell of weed, >> I I like I said, >> step out of the car now. >> Why you Why are you treating me like that? >> Should step out of the car. >> Why are you treating me like that, though? >> Why are you treating me like that? Why are you treating me like that? Crystal, they pulling me over. These guys arrested me. >> Finally, she got a little smarter and got out of the car willingly. It would be bad if she kept staying in the car. It would have gone really bad. Well, it's not like things hadn't already gone bad for her as soon as she refused to step out. Put your hands on your back. >> I don't understand what I put my hand. Put your hand behind your back. >> We're just going to detain you >> cuz you're not listening. Put your Put your hand behind your back for no reason. >> Right now, you're being detained. You're not under. >> You're not under arrest. You're just being grabbing me like that. Why? You were just about to let me go. Why? >> You're being detained. >> Okay, but you understanding. >> Why is he grabbing on me? Help. [screaming] >> Help me. Help me. Why is he doing with me? >> Because all we're asking is Look, look how he got my back. Look. Look how he got my back. >> Put your hand on your back. >> There you go. >> I didn't do anything. >> We're just detaining you, man. That's it. But why she's being rough? You're a woman. You understand? He's being rough. >> Put your then then woman to woman. Put your hands behind your back. >> That's why he got my head. Oh my god. Why are you being a jerk? Stop my >> Stop resisting. >> Stop [ __ ] resisting. >> Just >> You were hurting me. >> We asked you to step out of the car several times. >> He was grabbing me before we asked him to step out the car. So you understand that, right? >> Turn around and face the car. >> Can you please the car? Please answer the car. I'm going to take this. Her phone is right here. >> Can you please answer the car? >> The officers then searched her vehicle and her body. >> So, since we did smell weed in your car, I'm going to search your person as well. Okay, my camera open. My whole car is dead. >> Ma'am, just face the car. Can you spread your feet for me? >> I have anxiety. >> I understand. >> I don't think you do. You can't have anxiety in Vietnam. >> That's not true. >> If you could get his hands off. >> Wow. You still got to touch me. You don't want to be a jerk today. She is searching me, but I don't have no issue with her. She's not afraid of me. My hands are ready. >> Do you understand why we're searching your car, ma'am? >> Yes, I understand why you're searching my car. >> Okay. So, what we're doing now is we're going to wait for another unit to search the car. Okay. >> Just not in my car. >> Okay. Did you say to her? >> Yep. >> So, she didn't want to go to the car at first. She's upset that I grabbed your arm. No, stop. Stop moving. >> Please turn around. >> Just No, just stand just like that, please. >> You're not going to do nothing. I >> I have nothing to do with any of this. The supervisor's on the way. I'm just another officer and my job is to just make sure that you don't move. >> Simple as that. Okay. We're just going to stand here. >> You got something to do with my laptop? >> We We'll get it all figured out. >> But you don't understand. I was just opening my store for the first time. >> Ma'am, ma'am, just hang tight. Everything will get solved. >> I understand. You're not You're not trying to hear me. Not trying to listen to this. It's just >> You ask for a supervisor. Supervisor on the way. You'll have your opportunity to speak with a supervisor. >> All right. But I'm telling you, >> as as a taxpayer, as a a woman, I'm telling you, >> okay? I'm telling you, a supervisor will speak with you and get everything solved. >> I'm telling you something else. >> My job right now is to just stand here. That's it. So, you don't care about nothing I say? >> I didn't say I don't care. >> But but what I'm telling you is he was really being rough and just can't. >> And that's something that you can talk to the supervisor about. >> My phone, please. >> We're not going to move. We're just going to stand here. >> There's a joint in here. >> It was right next to the cup. >> The officers then came to confront her about the weed they found inside her car. >> So, this is what we were smelling is marijuana, right? >> Okay. >> So, you understand? You smell it? >> Not my vehicle. Okay. But you're driving the car. >> I don't know why you're trying to make these difficult. >> I could I couldn't even find the insurance in the car. When you asked me for things immediately I told her this not even my car. I can show you the text messages where I just said to someone you're driving a car. You're responsible for what's in the car. Does that make sense? You're the only person driving this car. Nobody else is in this car. Just you right. >> Okay. >> Is that an accurate statement >> right now? At this moment, I'm the only person driving this car. I would have been driving this car 5 minutes before me. It would just drop off to me. >> Okay. I'm just explaining to you when we get here. I don't know if you've been driving this car all day if you just drove it 5 minutes. So, I don't know. All I know is this car smells like you. I'm trying to talk to you about it. Eventually say I'm not going to answer that question. >> You never asked me about no. You asked me what time I dropped my daughter off. >> Yeah. I asked how old your daughter was. Right. That's what the first question I asked you. You said why? >> And I said because your car you ask me about my daughter. I don't want to answer no questions about my daughter. Uh-huh. >> And then when I told you the car smell like you said I don't want to answer any questions >> because it's not even my car. When you when when you pulled me over all my windows is down. So I don't even know what the car smell like. It was literally dropped off to me. I got in the car, dropped my daughter off and literally came right here. This is not even 3 miles. >> I I just want to see if we can get on the same page with this is this is stupid. This is a little bit of weed. It's not a big deal, right? But when you're telling me you're not going to get out of the car and I have to try to get actually pull you out of the car, that's when you start getting into resistant resistance. Cuz we don't get out the car for >> because your car smells like be out the car. No, you told me exactly. We didn't look at the camera. >> Yes. >> In the end, the woman was charged with resisting without violence and possession of cannabis less than 50 g. The possession charge was later dropped and she pleaded no contest to resisting without violence. Her adjudication was withheld and she was ordered to pay a total of $585 in costs and fees. Attitude and cooperation often matter just as much as the original violation. Staying calm, following instructions, and not trying to outmaneuver the process can be the difference between a minor inconvenience and a costly legal outcome. Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, along came a woman jumped in a stranger's car to avoid arrest. >> If you keep tripping out, you're going to go to jail. Knock it off. Get out of the car and come over here. >> No. >> I'm going to take you to jail. >> I'm sorry. >> No, I don't care. You want to play games with me out here? >> What am I doing? You guys can't even We're just in the parking lot, though. >> Stop. >> On January 18th, 2023, an officer was following a female with an active felony warrant when she jumped into a stranger's car to avoid him. Here's what happened next. >> What's going on? >> I don't know. There she is. Check just jump in your car. This man is >> you know her. >> She she came with it for you and her friend. >> Yo yo you ain't tripping. What are you doing? You ain't doing nothing wrong. She's >> She's probably tripping cuz she got a warrant. She knows she's got a warrant. But that's okay. She does. Hey, if you keep messing, you're going to go to jail. Can you step up in front of that door? Hey, if you keep tripping out, you're going to go to jail. Knock it off. Get out of the car and come over here. >> Get out of the car and come over here. >> Why? >> Because I'm going to tell you one more time and then I'm going to take you to jail. >> That puppy was on point. Hopped into the front seat like arrest that chick. Also, ain't you just love a nononsense cop? He won't take her BS for answers. >> You think I'm kidding? >> No. >> I'm going to take you to jail. >> I'm sorry. >> No, I don't care. You want to play games with me out here? >> No. >> Like I don't know what's going on. Take your hands out of your pockets. >> Where's my phone? >> I don't care. You run away like I don't see you >> and then you want to play hide in the car. >> Oh, I just >> What? You gave him your dope? >> No. >> What? I saw you pass something up there. >> Yeah, the dog. >> I put the dog in the car. >> Really? Come over here with my partner. >> I put the dog in the car. >> Step over there. >> It's okay. It's okay. What's that? >> I got you. I got you. I'm not here messing with you, man. All right. If you happen to find something in there that doesn't belong to you, >> stop. >> Knock it off. What are you doing, though? >> Knock it off. You got a warrant for your arrest. >> What am I doing? You guys can't even We're just in the parking lot, though. >> Stop. >> Watch this. Not trying to be strong. >> After she was secured in handcuffs, she suddenly went limp and faked passing out. >> Stand up. Thank you. >> You know the good part about it is we're all here working today and I'll sit with you at the hospital. >> Lay on your back then. >> Fell off. >> Hey. Hey. >> Yeah. >> Hey, wake up. >> Is that thing locked? Let me guess. You're having a seizure. >> Wake up. >> Hey. >> Oh, look. Your eyes work just fine. Wake up. >> 14 liquid 107 showing delay. >> All right. >> Yeah. From like 512 SW. >> Okay. You can just lay there for a minute. You're under arrest. According to the records, the woman had pulled a similar stunt the previous night with the same officer assisting that time. But tricks only worked once, not twice. If there's a supervisor that can swing by here, um, this in custody is likely going to fain an illness. Maybe just help us out. She's got a warrant under arrest or a warrant for arrest. And she did this the last time and she's doing it again now. Hey. Hey, are you getting tired yet? What is it that's bothering you? >> You can break off of that if you want. >> Your eyes are flickering. You're cuz you're trying to keep them closed. Open them up. >> Open them up. >> You can see just fine. >> Wake up. >> Wake up. >> You can't wake up anymore. Yeah. What's wrong with your head? >> What's wrong with your head? >> What? >> What are you saying? >> That's not a true statement. That is not a true statement. >> After a while, the EMS arrived at the scene, but she still continued her fake medical condition. The officers should have given her smelling salts. It would change her BS bluff real quick. >> How are you? >> Good. Good. So, she was just dandy running away and running around cars and doing all kinds of maneuvers um prior to be being put in handcuffs. Once we put her in handcuffs, this is what we have. >> Okay, >> she's >> So, just so I know, you guys last night came out and dealt with her around 11:00 over one of the other hotels. Okay, >> she was claiming to have some type of a seizure. She was taken to St. Uh she was claiming to have some type of seizure. She went to St. Clair and was vomiting. >> Is she running around? >> She's got one that seems to be kind of a Okay. >> No process. >> Okay. >> Hey, miss. My name's Matt. I'm with the fire department. Can you open your eyes and look at me? >> Okay. Let's take a couple steps to the back of the engine. Okay. >> One, two, three. >> You were just literally running around cars. >> Okay. We're going to go right for the backing engine right there. >> Come on. Ready. >> Walky walkie. There we go. Life's about to get a lot better for you. >> Jana. Jana. Hello. So, this is how this works. I don't know who you are, but I need to fingerprint you. I need your pointer fingers. If you tell me who you are, you can save me time, or I got to run this, and if it takes two weeks to come back, that's how long you sit in jail. Can you stand up and give me your pointer fingers, please? J. >> No, not your name. You have pointer finger. Your finger fingertips. >> Can you stand up your name? >> What? >> Not really. Go ahead and stand up here. We'll hold you up. >> Pressure. >> Right. [cheering] Oh, one more. We'll be done. >> Thank you. >> After the medics confirmed she was fine, it's now up to the supervisor to take a stern approach to put her in line. >> One time offer. You want to stop playing the game? I'll let you smoke a cigarette. You can chill out for a minute, but you go to the hospital and you run my guys through all this for nothing, just like you did last night. Then the deal's off. So, you got about 10 seconds to tell me and I'm leaving. >> You want to stop playing the game? >> I'm not playing. >> What? How do you want this to go? What do you want to do? >> Okay, then stand up like an adult and stop acting like this. >> What? Here, put your head. >> Okay. >> Okay. Thanks, guys. >> Let me help you set up hard for me. She should have. >> Yeah. >> She ain't got no >> No, that's Jana. >> So, are we done with the game? >> All right. >> Did you get rid of anything that you had on your person? >> I left this car. >> I know you did. >> What' you have? >> My tutor, my >> Nobody cares about that. >> But if that's you trying to get away from that, like all this turns into is a big giant drama fest or a doc warrant. You know what I'm saying? You know what I bet you could tell me now is I s [cheering] I know you were searched but are they going to find anything on you in the jail? Put it there. They're going to charge you with it. >> Nothing. No wheels, no nothing like that. Huh? >> The woman was charged with resisting arrest and escaped from community custody. This situation is a reminder that repeated stunts don't become smarter with practice. Officers document patterns, supervisors step in, and consequences escalate. The calm, non-nonsense approach from law enforcement contrasted sharply with behavior rooted in avoidance and deception. And in the end, accountability showed up exactly as scheduled. Moving on to the next case, where an entitled woman acted ridiculously after loitering around private property. >> Am I violating a law right now by standing? So, I'm giving you one more try. Give us your ID or you going in. Please just listen to what he said. No, you're not. No, I turn around. Please turn around. >> The way that you guys are pay enough for you. >> I don't get paid enough for you either. You don't get paid probably anything. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. What's going on? >> She knows. >> Okay. >> So, she a no. >> Hold on. Time out. Stop. Does she have no trespassing right now? >> No, there's no loitering. So there was four of them back here. Three of them left. She didn't want to leave. >> I just like Is it a law to not do? >> This is private property. >> It's private. Okay. >> Right. So you can leave now or they could do a no trespassing. So if they see you here, you get arrested. >> Okay. >> So it's up to you what you want to do right now. Do you want to leave or >> am I trespassing? >> No. No. So hold on. So hold time out. Why do you want one? >> Well, listen. I didn't say I wanted one. >> Okay. So do you want one? So I'm asking you next time that I come and I'm sitting on this property, right? Cuz I for whatever reason sometimes I sit here. So listen, if I'm sorry if I'm sitting here next time, am I going to get arrested? >> No, but >> Okay. So then, >> but they can ask you, can you please leave and then they could choose right now to not trespass you right now? >> Okay, that's their choice. >> But but Right. That's what I'm saying. Do you want to work with them or do you >> I'm probably going to come back later cuz I chill here sometimes. >> But then they have every rightass. Yeah, I'm probably going to chill here. I'm not going to like I don't want to trespass. We just want you to leave or go. >> She's talking herself into a new trespassing. >> What? >> She's talking herself into a new trespassing right now. >> So, not leaving. >> So, let me know. >> They don't want to do one. They just want her off the pro the property. >> All right. So, >> that's all they got in trouble. We actually just want >> That's what I appreciate. That's what I'm trying to work with you. They This is a private property. >> Am I violating a law right now by standing here? >> Yeah. >> How so? So, this is a Would you say um this is a private property, right? >> In this area, it's I'm telling you, please stop yelling. >> He's not yelling. Let's just >> We could be civil. They ask you to leave. Just go somewhere else. Or we could go through the no trespassing. >> Is this the first time? >> And then you must like the night and >> right now I law. >> Yes, you are. Which law? >> So, they ask you to leave the property. >> So, is that the law? Which law? >> I don't want that. Trespassing. Well, so right now I'm I'm trespassing. >> Yeah. >> I've heard of secondhand embarrassment, but I'm feeling secondhand frustration over this brick wall of a human. Also, that will you stop yelling at me to the guy speaking very calmly. Probably the calmst at that point is crazy levels of self-entitlement. >> Correct. >> Do I have no trespassing order already? >> They can put it on you right now. So, they're trying to avoid you getting in trouble. >> Not breaking the law. >> Yeah, both. >> Correct. Let's say when we do have one, >> then I will walk. You guys are going to have It's not really on you guys. It's on them. >> Do you guys want to do the she >> Whatever you guys want. >> She wants They want They were perfectly fine with you going. >> You guys are putting the trust >> because you're not leaving. They're trying to be nice. >> Can I please have a coffee? >> Yeah. >> I'll walk to the station and with you. >> Wait, but why are you do like you don't even have to do this. >> You literally could just back. You can just go. >> I think she's on vacation. So, I don't know what's going on. You got to do it anyway. >> But I'm going to >> You got ID on you? >> Nope. >> No. I'm going to need to grab your name. >> Why? >> Cuz you're involved in a call. This is a call for service. I need to know who you are. All right. >> And I'm just going to give you a fair warning. If you give me a wrong name, you'll be arrested for obstruction. >> I don't care. >> All right. >> So, first name, last name, date of birth. >> I'm on probation, though. Is this going to violate? >> We don't know. We're going to find out. >> Police were called over what? >> You You talked yourself into a no trespassing. So, what is your name? I'm not going to What? What the hell? I'll meet you at the station where you can serve me with the no trespass. >> Where is No, that doesn't work like that. What is your name? Doesn't work. >> We need your name. >> So, you guys are putting no trespassing. >> Yes, because you're giving me no >> Okay, just to clarify, after and I have no problem giving you my name. >> So, after I give you my name, but how is the execution of this no trespass? Um, >> we will ask you to leave if you don't leave. If you don't leave, then you get out. >> And if they see you on the premises, no trespassing, correct? to me and I'm literally I'm going to hand it to you. They see you on the property, they call us. >> Where do I meet you for this to happen? >> Right here. >> Okay. So, you're going to go to your car, print it out, and hand it to me. >> Correct. >> The thing is they see you on the property, you're getting arrested. Okay. Name, date of birth. >> Well, they're doing the no trespass order, right? >> We need your name, please. >> So, they can give you my name cuz I >> We need your This is a law. Like, I don't know what. >> Imagine being on probation and trying your hardest to get arrested instead of just walking away. Stubborn and stupid is really not a great combination. And the officer's patience with her is running really low. >> So you guys want to do a trust test? Give them my name. >> That doesn't work like that. >> Asking us your name. They're asking you your names. >> What is your name and date of birth? This is like >> I know your name. >> I'm running low on patient. >> I'm going to I'm going to ask literally one more time. >> ID. >> I don't know why this is. >> But um why would I identify myself in orderate myself? >> Put your purse down. So why would I? >> If you don't hide to yourself, you're just going to be >> I will arrest you if you do not give your name. You're literally obstructing me right now. >> I'm not obstructing. >> You are. That means you're not You're literally not listening. >> Incriminate myself. >> We need I'm asking your name. That is it. Date of birth. >> That's making me one more try. >> Give us your ID or you need to listen to him. >> Will I get arrested for not incriminating myself right now? >> What do you mean by >> Listen, I'm just going to listen. I'm just going to I'm going to explain one I'm going to explain this one more time to you. Right. >> Why do I have to >> This is for back up. >> No. >> Somebody needs to tell her that the movie Idiocracy was a comedy and not meant to be a how-to guide. If she keeps behaving that way, she will go to jail sooner or later. And that's exactly what's going to happen next. >> Backing up. >> I'm going to explain this one more time to you. Right. >> I'll back up then. >> You are involved in a call for service. We need to know who you are. If you don't identify yourself, you're going to be getting arrested for obstruction. >> For obstructing what? the call of service. >> Yeah, cuz we don't know who you are. And not knowing who you are, we can't do our investigation. >> That's not my problem. >> It's not your problem until you get in handcuff. So, I'm giving you one more try. Give us your ID or you going in. >> Can you please just listen to what he said? >> Can you please listen to me as well? >> No, you're not. No, I turn around. Please turn around. Look at the way that you guys are. For what? Turn around. We're not turn around. >> Get on the Get on the ground. You I resist. >> Don't you stop. >> Stop moving. >> Are you done? Are you done? >> Done. This is [ __ ] wrong. >> If you kick me one more time doing it, >> what is wrong with you? Sorry. Sorry. Stop. Stop. Stop. I can't breathe. >> You're fine. You're not on your neck. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Good. You're not in your neck. You're fine. Get up. Get up. What is wrong with you? Now what? Now what are you going to do now? Bring the car one custody. Now what? Now what? For what? For what? What am I? >> Obstruction. Resist. >> What did I obstruct? What did I obstruct? What did I obstruct? Resisting what? >> For not giving you my name. >> We give you plenty of chance. >> That's not a law. >> Are you going to spend the night in jail? >> That's literally not a law. What am I spending the night in jail for? Cuz I didn't give you my name. >> Okay. She got the chance to leave, chose to stay and be stubborn and antealed and talk herself into handcuffs. Some people really are their own biggest enemies. There's >> nobody around to do that. >> No. What am I What am I in cuffs for? Stand against the law to search you. >> Search me then. Search me. What the Go ahead. >> RELAX. YOU RELAX. GET PUT IN SOME CUFFS FOR NO REASON. And then tell me to relax. You're fighting with me. Sit down. Sit. Sit. Put your hands on me. SIT. THIS IS NOT HOW YOU FIGHT. THIS IS NOT HOW TO FIGHT. SIT. >> YOU SIT. >> YOU SIT. >> You sit. >> Well, you don't want to see the knife. >> Get the knife. >> Sorry. >> You sit. Get off my chest. >> Then sit up like a human AND SIT DOWN. >> TREAT LIKE A HUMAN. TREAT HUMAN like humans. You want them to act like humans. THIS IS NOT HOW YOU TREAT PEOPLE. WHAT IF I DID THIS to you? >> What if I did this to you? What if a man What if men should have put their hands on me on women? And people should have put their hands on people. I DID NOT put my hands on you. You shouldn't be putting your hands on me. You shouldn't be. It's wrong. This is wrong. This is wrong. And if someone puts their hands on you, >> I don't agree with it making it right to put your hands back on someone. But as far as I'm concerned, you you put your hands on me. Look it. Look at my wrist. Look. Look. Literally, this hurts. Dude, can you please loosen it a little bit? >> No. When we get to the station, we'll take off. >> Okay, let's go to the station. >> No. No. >> What is wrong with you? >> Look at MY WRIST. IT HURTS. LIKE, VLOG. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] DUDE? NO. Fix my cuff. Fix my station yet. >> Fix it. >> We're not fixation. IT HURTS. >> I'm sorry. >> So, I'M GOING TO HURT MYSELF more because >> you'll be fine. You're fine. >> YOU'RE DOING THIS. IT HURTS. >> YOU'RE FINE. >> NO, LADY. You did this to yourself. Stop wiggling like a worm and it will stop hurting. >> I'm not [ __ ] Don't you [ __ ] get up. >> PUT IT BACK DOWN. >> NO, DON'T TOUCH ME. FIX MY CUP. YOU'RE GOING TO TOUCH ME. >> You're going to sit. You're going to sit down. >> FIX MY [ __ ] GUT. >> NO. >> FIX IT. It hurt. >> STOP. WHAT IS wrong with you? >> Literally. What? What the [ __ ] Fix it. Are you tightening the other one now, dude? >> Negative. >> No, the other this one needs to be fixed. >> You're fine. I just moved it. You're fine. I moved it. >> Look, you fixed it at the station. We're not doing it now. No. >> Just go get the car. >> You just I'll put the car over here. Let's go. >> You're not going in. >> Yep. Let's go. >> Did someone fall in the car? Just put them right on your >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Like, why are you smiling? Are you so happy doing your job? Don't get paid for this [ __ ] >> I don't get paid enough for you. I don't get paid enough for you either. >> You don't get paid probably anything. >> So [ __ ] funny. >> You literally talked yourself into the other [laughter] side. >> The other side. FIX MY [ __ ] COPPER. I'M NOT GETTING IN THE CAR. FIX MY COVER. I'M NOT getting in the car. >> Oh, we'll get you in the car. >> Fix my car. >> We'll get you in the car. >> No more. >> Fix my car. We're not going in the car. Fix my book. >> We're going to the station right now. >> Fix my fix. Fix my >> um figured. But I just wanted to I did not want to >> She talks herself very >> um Elmer and I can handle [music] her. She's just very very uncooperative and is not afraid to be squirly or like hit us. I'm about to go on my cruise around. She's screaming in the back. Someone will call an ambulance. My wrist is really [ __ ] bad. Like I need an ambulance. >> She's trying to clean the hospital right now. >> Yeah, I do. I need it. >> Yes, sir. I'll be there right now. Let her go over the air. >> Cut my hand. Can I get an ambulance, please? He's pleading for it. >> In the end, the girl was charged with prohibited possession of a weapon other than a firearm, which was discovered in her purse, disorderly conduct, obstruction, and resisting arrest. She pleaded no contest to the charges of possession of a weapon and resisting while the disorderly conduct and obstruction charges were dismissed. Ultimately, she was sentenced to 15 days in jail and 350 days of probation. Silence and compliance would have meant going home. Ego turned a minor situation into jail time, probation, and a criminal record. Sometimes the smartest move is walking away, and the worst enemy in the room is yourself. Let's move on to the next case where a woman jumped off the bridge just to get away from a petty theft warrant. >> You got a warrant. >> What was the point of that? Don't do that. >> 4702. >> Just saw Haley. She jumped off into the water at the bridge at 6:00 a.m. >> On August 12th, 2025 in Florida, an officer on patrol noticed a woman with an active warrant standing in the road. Here's what happened next. Next. >> Yes, you are. You got the butterfly tattoo on the side of your neck. >> Yeah, that's your middle name. Come on. Take it back. >> All right. I didn't do anything. >> You got a warning. Look, >> you have a warrant, >> dude. Look, man. My mom's so sick right now. >> Take the backpack off. >> Put your stuff down with you, dude. I didn't >> Put your stuff down. You've got a warrant. >> I didn't do anything to you, though. >> You saw me walking up and you were getting ready to run off. >> So, >> put your stuff down, >> Peter. Take it. Take >> your backpack off. What the >> What was the point of that? Don't do that. 472. >> Just saw Haley. She jumped off into the water. >> Well, that was stupid. What's she going to do? Float away from the police. She's swimming in the water. >> Haley, what's the point of that? >> What are you doing? Where are you going to swim to? What are you doing, Hy? 4792. I have eyes on her again. She's still >> Haley. Come on. >> You want me to come over to your side? I was trying to get on that. >> 1054. You can stay there for now just in case. >> Bailey, I don't want you to get hurt. Haley, it's not that big of a deal. >> 472. She still treading water or is she uh on the rock? >> 54. She's holding on to a piling underneath. >> We got a little boat coming. >> We can have a life we can throw to her on a rope. Anybody on rescue or throw a can to her? >> After her jumping attempt to flee her arrest, the EMS, firefighters, and more backup officers arrived to pull her out of the water. >> Hey Haley, are your feet touching? >> Haley, grab it. Haley, behind you. Grab it. Teddy, you're going to have to swing it. She can't reach that. >> I don't know. That's why I was going to jump in, but they said it's not that deep. >> It's dripping to her. Grab it. Grab it. You can get to that. You can get to that. >> Grab whatever you can of it. Grab the rope. They'll get you. >> GRAB ANYTHING. >> YOU GOT IT. YOU GOT IT. >> You got it. There you go. >> She's got the rope. She's holding the rope. If we're going to have to go that way cuz she's going this side of the pile on a little >> Can you put Hey, can you put your hands down there where your feet are? You okay? >> Right here. >> Just get her up. >> I think I'll be all right. She says she just can't catch her breath. So, I'm letting her sit for a second. >> No, his mouth. All right, we're going to get you out. She say no. >> It's all right. Just breathe, Haley. Here we go. >> I got you. >> After a while, the officers were finally able to pull her out of the water. Oh, that's Oh, we got to watch our hands and arms. >> Can we pass this down to next person? >> I've got the ladder, too, so you don't have to hands. There you go. Let's get over this board or this ladder. It's going to hurt. Turn towards left. Turn left. Ready. 1 2 3. That might be the dog. >> There you go. Can you tell me how many quarters are in the dollar? All right. We're going to put this on you. Then we're going to get you to the structure. Okay. One, two, and three. In the end, she was charged with resisting without violence and petite theft over $100. In court, she pleaded no contest to both charges. She was sentenced to 21 days in jail and was ordered to pay all court costs. All those resources, the police, the firefighters, the EMS, wasted. And for what? Her fleeing from a petty theft charge. What a pointless stun coming from the woman. Let's move on to the next case where a woman got a felony instead of tickets because of her behavior. >> Are you failing to identify yourself? >> Ma'am, I know my >> debate it with you. I'm asking you to exit the >> talk to your supervisor. >> I am the supervisor. >> I need another remain silent. ANYTHING YOU SAY? >> EXIT THE PO. Honor me. >> Get back in your car. >> Why are you harassing me? >> I'm not. Get back in your car. >> Get back in your car. >> Get back in your car. >> Pulling me off. No, we're not pulling you out. Why are you yelling? >> Because you're coming at us on a traffic stop. >> No one ordered you. Yes, it is. >> What traffic stop is it? What did I >> It is a traffic stop. Get over. Get over on the sidewalk. >> I'm just fine. But what did I violate? >> Get over on the sidewalk. What did I violate? Over on the sidewalk. Can you read my rights? What did I >> No, I'm not reading your rights. >> Why are you pulling me over? I'm pulling over. >> Why are you There's no reasonable search procedure. You don't need to search my car. >> I'm just making sure there's no one else in it. >> You're aggressive for what? >> Will you listen? No, cuz you're aggressive. >> First off, you don't have any lights on in this vehicle. >> I do have my lights on. I just turned them off cuz I pulled over my cars off. >> I just followed you. >> I have it on camera. >> I just asked you, would you harass me? You said no. So, you're lying. >> I'm not harassing you. I ask you, would you follow me? You follow me for a block. My car has been turning off >> because I'm pretty sure I watched you go the wrong way down Sixth Street >> because my car has been turning off. I will turn it up and it's going to turn right off. I cannot drive it. >> It's physically not able to drive. That's why it turned down the runway because my car is stiff when I turn it on. I watched you follow me. That's why I pull over and turn off turn on because soon as I will show you now. If I turn it off and turn it on, it's going to turn right back off. I cannot drive. >> But I'm also telling you, okay, I'm not >> So her car shut off and turned on so she went the wrong way. Yeah, that makes sense. If her car isn't working, it makes more sense to get it fixed than to drive the wrong way down the street. However, nobody's accusing her of having any sense at all. Okay. When I watched you back out of that parking spot cuz you knew I was there. I watched you watch me. You I watched you back into a car. I heard it. >> I I didn't hit the car >> and then you pulled away. >> I didn't hit the car. >> And then your lights are not on. >> If I hit the car, what damage? >> You didn't hit it very hard, but I heard you hit the car and I watched you. You're constantly >> not necessarily. >> You're constantly lying. >> How can you sit here and say that I'm lying? >> Because for one, you already lied when I asked you where you were following me and harassing me. That's harassing you. Follow me because you should have pulled me over originally when you first see me. That's a lie. >> But I couldn't. >> You could have. You must be different. Do >> you have a driver's license? >> Yes, ma'am. I do. Do you have my plates to run my plates? >> I already have you driver's license. You know how to be a driver. Run my plates. You will see my driver's license. I know my rights. You're not going to be a >> What is your name? >> Run my plates. I have license. >> Are you failing to identify yourself? >> Ma'am, I know my rights. Run my plates because before I identify identify myself, you can run my place to know who I am. required to know if I don't know who you are nor do I know I have a warrant >> by Illinois by Illinois law you are required to produce identification when request give you now I will now give you right to go through my car my license actually know my license my identification is in my door and then for two you have Illinois right to run my place without me even knowing you know who I am and if I have insurance >> I never interacted with you I have no idea who you are >> exactly cuz you have the rights and the willpower and the insurance and the technology to. So stop it. You can't know who I am without me telling you. Will I give it to you? Yes, I can. Cuz I'm not withholding it from you. All it's asking me if you follow me. All I'm saying my car is not it's it's only been stopping because I cannot drive it. >> Okay. Where's your identification? >> In my in my car. Somewhere in my car. Probably either in the door or my wallet. >> Okay. Can I go find it? >> I will get it for you. >> Uh at this point in time, I'm not comfortable letting you back in the vehicle. >> It's right there in the door. I'm not going to be in the vehicle. It's in the door. >> Okay. So if it's in the door, can I go in the door and grab it? You can go in the door. >> Okay. >> After getting her ID, the officers let her sit inside her car. If I can make an opinion about that, I'd say they are too nice to her. >> Okay. Can I sit in my car? It's freezing. >> Yeah, you can sit in your car. What What is in this car that shouldn't be in this car? >> I just just regular [ __ ] >> Okay. Cuz just standing here with this car open, this door open, talking to you, I can smell marijuana. Marijuana in the car. >> Just just roaches once that's on the floor. That's it. >> Just roaches them once on the floor. Do you understand that you can't have any kind of cannabis? >> Well, bunts, but just tobacco. Tobacco. My bad. I have flash smoke. I don't even know. >> But why? That doesn't smell like tobacco. It smells like marijuana. >> There's no weed in the car. I promise you. Like, it's just this I smoke a lot in my car cuz I don't I live with a >> Okay, that's Can I see that, please? >> It's just this, sir. >> Yeah, that's a marijuana smoking device. >> There's no weed in there. I don't I can't smoke in my apartment. It's illegal to smoke in your apartment. Sorry. It's illegal to smoke in your car. >> While driving? >> Yeah. >> While I'm not driving. I smoke in my car. Just sitting in my car, >> man. I don't I'm not I'm not sitting How old are you? How old are you? >> I'm 24. >> Okay. You're You're old enough to know better. You know that you cannot have drug paraphernalia in a car. >> It's not in my car. >> You can't have weed in your car. You can't sit and smoke in your car. >> I'm not smoking in my car. I'm not sitting here. I'm not smoking. >> So, you're telling me that's not a marijuana smoking device I'm looking at right now? >> But it's not weed in there. It's not loaded. >> There's resin in there. It doesn't have to be loaded. Have you smoked? When was the last time you smoked? >> Like a couple hours ago. >> Okay. So, are you high right now? >> No, I'm not high. Like, it's Look, there's not It's breast. It's not even nothing in there. Just smoke. >> What's that to smoke? Stop playing. >> I'm not playing. I'm being 100% ashtray, sir. Like, we have an ashtray. Where am I supposed to even put weed at to ash and the floor keeps flashing. There's just tobacco there on the ground. >> The officer then asked her to step out of the car and sit. >> Well, be that as it may, this is what's going to happen. She's checking right now to see if he damaged the vehicle. Uh if she's willing to raise her right hand and swear that um this vehicle struck that vehicle, then we got bigger problems than just driving the wrong way on one way. Okay. The hitter pipe, you're not going to keep that in a in a in a vehicle. So, I need you to give me the hitter pipe. >> That's fine. >> Is there any other uh drugs or contraband in this vehicle? >> Uh, no. Just the juice, the water, and that. >> Okay. So, to be sure, what I'm going to have you do is exit this vehicle, and we're going to set you in on a nice warm squad car with no handcuffs, just nice and comfortable because what I have is probable cause to search this car. >> Now, I appreciate your honesty. You're telling me there's nothing else in here. I'm making sure there's no more drug paraphernalia and there's no more marijuana in this car. >> Actually, probable cause for what? to search your car for marijuana. You cannot have cannabis in a car. >> It's not no cannabis in I just told you >> this is a pipe with resin. >> It's not resin. >> Resin is cannabis. >> How? The cannabis is actual flower. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to debate it with you. I'm asking you to exit the vehicle. >> Talk to your supervisor. >> I am the supervisor. >> I need another supervisor. >> No, I need you to exit the vehicle. >> Karen used. Can I talk to a supervisor? It's not very effective. Officer used. I am the supervisor. It's very effective. Karen is confused. >> There's no weed in the car. I don't sell drugs. >> Okay, then then we'll be able to take care of this real quick. >> That's fine. I don't have nothing to hide, but all I'm saying is I don't have no weed in the car. >> Okay, great. We're going to make sure of that. Okay, go ahead and exit the vehicle. >> Can I I need to talk to somebody else cuz nobody's listened to me. >> Ma'am, are you refusing to exit the vehicle? >> I'm not refusing. >> I told you. >> Listen, I'm not playing a numbers game here. We're not going to count to three. I'm I'm ordering you out of the car. Are you refusing to exit? >> I talk to somebody else. This is not fair. I'm being honest with you. I let you go to my car. I only went to grab some food. That's it. I'm not smoking. I'm not doing none of that. If that was the case, I would have a blunt. I don't even smoke out of that. >> I'm going to ask one more time, ma'am. Then I'm going to remove you from your vehicle. >> You decide how you exit the vehicle >> because how is that resin? >> Are you exiting the vehicle or >> I want to exit the vehicle, but I'm asking you. >> Okay, then step over here. >> How is that? That's not even evidence of me smoking. Get out of the car. >> Exit the vehicle. >> You guys are doing this for what? >> Cuz we're here to protect and serve the public and we can't >> public. What am I doing wrong? I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> You're driving the wrong way in a oneway. >> I told you why. Because my car was in the middle of marijuana smoking device. I'm not here to negotiate with you. I'm getting out of the vehicle. >> I'm getting out. >> Step out. >> You're projecting on me and that's fine. I'm going to What's your badge name? I have the I'm out of the car so you don't touch the back >> to the back. >> I have I'm out of the car. Can I get your badge name? I'm out of the car. >> Let's go. What? >> Okay. >> Finally, the officers were able to detain her. But that's just detain without handcuffs. But cops have their limits and she has reached it, earning herself a shiny pair of handcuffs. >> Why? I'm not >> Because you have an issue being able to fall in. >> No. Now you're making this. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. Put your feet inside the ball. inside the car. Put your feet inside. >> I KNOW MY RIGHTS. >> OKAY. STOP. STOP. >> You're not going to put your hands on me. I know my >> You're You're under arrest. You're now under arrest. >> Ask for what? >> For obstructing justice. For obstructing justice. Put your hands behind your back. >> It's okay though. >> I'm not. Why? Because I'm not >> I'm not ma'am. >> Y'all going crazy. I'll just ask you for your badge number and you have the right to give it to me. >> Just don't talk to her. Search her. Secure her. >> Oh, >> ask her. >> Yeah. Brandise her and ask her if she knows her. >> You think this is over? Guess again because she's about to make one last move to add more charges. All right. I'm going to read you something here real quick. I'm okay. Don't you got to read me that. >> Okay. Well, I'm going >> I don't want to hear that. >> You have the right to remain silent. anything you say. THAT'S THE PO on her too. Just kick me. >> She was charged with aggravated battery on a peace officer, resisting arrest, possession of drug paraphernalia, and her original traffic violations. Moving on to the next case where a woman thinks she can bribe the police to avoid arrest. [screaming] >> YOU SEXIST WOMANIZER. [ __ ] YOU UP ME. >> Officers responded to reports of an SUV with two flat tires driving the wrong way down the highway. They track the vehicle to a gas station. Here's what happens when the police approach the driver. >> You got your car keys on you? >> What are you looking for? >> My car keys. You just leave me alone. >> No, you got two flat tires. >> My father is going to come fix them. >> Here. Where's Can you mind if I see your car key real quick? my car key. >> Yeah. I just don't want you to drive off. >> Please don't write me a citation, please. >> Why would I write you a citation? >> I don't know. >> Do you have like your driver's license on you? >> Is this your car? >> Yes. >> How'd you get the flat tires? >> My I see Were you with anyone else? No, >> just by yourself. >> Oh, [ __ ] Oh, hell no. >> Yo, is this going to be a scene of the car? >> Do you have your license on you? >> Yo, can you take me home? I live around the corner. >> Here, can I see your license real quick? Please take me home first. >> No, you're not going to go home right now. You're not going to go home. We got to figure out what happened to your car. >> Jail. >> No one said you're going to jail. >> Do you mind just stepping out of the card? >> Holy sh >> three cops. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You know, >> are you talking to the caller? >> Take me home. Please. Let's just figure out how you damage your tires. >> I don't know. >> Even through the screen, she reeks of alcohol. Nothing she said made any sense. And since the alcohol had replaced most of her blood, it also clouded her mind, making her dumber by the minute. >> Do you mind just stepping out of the car that way we can just talk to you be easier? >> No, I don't. I have nothing to say. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to take you out of the vehicle. >> There we go. Well, let's go up in front of the vehicle right here. >> We'll pick that up later. >> Actually, if you want to pick it up, you can. I'm sorry. >> You can pick it up if you can. I want to get >> pick it on. Pick it up, ma'am. You can pick it up. I'm just staying back from you cuz you wanted to pick it up. >> All right. Go up there to the front. What are you doing? Are you just not smart? Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Go up here in front of the vehicle. >> Where's that plate come back out of? >> Ma'am, what do you >> Ma'am? Stay here, ma'am. >> Stay here. >> Where are you going? >> Fine. >> Why do you need a knife from people going? >> Okay. Well, ma'am, >> you're pulling so hard. >> Because we're Because, ma'am, >> relax. >> Because take a deep breath, >> ma'am. Just relax. Okay, >> ma'am. >> You need to relax. >> Oh, have you ever heard the meme? >> You're extremely intoxicated and you're operating a motor vehicle on a state highway this state and you have two flat tires. You could have killed yourself or somebody else. >> Why do you think I pulled over >> after you hit a curb? >> After you struck a curb and you can't drive anymore because your car is throwing sparks out the side of it. >> My husband. >> Okay, we we will >> figure this out. >> Ma'am, let's go over here by the front of my car. >> Even through the screen, she reeks of alcohol. Nothing she said made any sense. And since the alcohol had replaced most of her blood, it also clouded her mind, making her dumber by the minute. >> I'm not letting go of your jacket cuz you keep trying to run off and I'm not going to play that game. >> You just did like twice try to do it over here by the front of my car. >> Yeah, that's called you [ __ ] do that again and wear your arm back at me like you're going to hit me. We're going to have a real problem. Do you understand me? Do you understand? I'm not the one who operated a Cadillac SUV on a state highway in this state and it hit a curb and could have killed yourself or somebody else cuz you're intoxicated. Not my problem. Do you understand me? If you pull your arm back like that on me again, I will charge you. Do you understand? >> Let's go over here by the front of my car. No, never mind. Put your hands behind your back. Put her in handcuffs. >> Stop resisting. >> Oh, I got it. All right. Just get a handcuff on her. Be hold her arms on me. Get handcuff on her. >> Just get one on her. Get it on her. We got her. Just take deep breaths. We got her. >> Oh, you're under. >> All right. The woman decides to double down, argue harder, and act like she's being wronged. [music] And before you know it, she's resisting arrest in the middle of the store like it's part of her grocery list. >> I'm not letting go of your jacket cuz you keep trying to run off. And I'm not going to play that game. >> You just did like twice try to do it over here by the front of my car. >> Yeah, that's called you [ __ ] do that again. And your arm back at me like you're going to hit me. We're going to have a real problem. Do you understand me? Do you understand? I'm not the one who operated a Cadillac SUV on a state highway in this state and then hit a curb and could have killed yourself or somebody else cuz you're intoxicated. Not my problem. Do you understand me? If you pull your arm back like that on me again, I will charge you. Do you understand? Let's go over here by the front of my car. No, never mind. Put your hands behind your back. Put her in handcuffs. >> Stop. >> Oh, I got it. All right. Just get a handcuff on her, Beis. Hold her arms on me. Get handcuff on her. >> Just get one on her. Get on her. We got her. Just take deep breaths. We got her. >> Oh, you're under. >> All right. Yeah. >> After she got handcuffed, she suddenly exploded, yelled, and fought the officer. >> Yo, you're an angry man. I don't know what the happened to you as a child. >> You're the one who causes >> You're the one who just tried to run and hold your arm back like you were to hit me. >> Why are there four cop cars here? Am I that intimidating? >> Put her on this side. >> WHO THE [ __ ] ARE YOU? [screaming] >> COME ON, LET'S GO. >> HEY. HEY. >> HEY. STOP. LILLIAN, STOP. LILLIAN, stop making it work. >> Tell me. >> Um, yeah. >> Hey, is that my caller? >> Get all their information. Tell them to pull around the other side. I don't want to be seen. >> Stop. >> Get off me. Get off me. Get off me. >> Oh, stop. >> Take her to the ground. I got her. >> OH, YEAH. YOU GOT ME. You got me. You got anger. >> Bring the wrap. >> Bring your wife a bunch of every [ __ ] day. >> You need to relax. >> Yes. [screaming] Spear. Relax. Get the off. >> Ma'am, you just kicked me twice. >> In the groin and in my leg. And then you're shoving back against our partners. >> All right. Cruel. I hate you. Please. >> I know. >> Let me go. [screaming] >> Ma'am, the reason >> ma'am, the reason why you're not being let go is because you've already assaulted both of us. >> Shut up. You're a human. YOU LOVE ME. GET ME. >> Even with her screaming her lungs out, the officer still took some time to coach the trainee. What a wonderful officer. >> Like that. I want [music] you to her arm >> and I just want you to hold her arm and keep her body down and go because she's going to kick Soie or she's going to spit on you. So keep her head that way. I'm going to go get leg iron like that. >> Keep that. Keep Just hold that foot down on top of that. All right. >> Stop trying to grab my arm. Scratch my arm. >> You're pushing my head in the ground. >> Ma'am, look. You're all on body camera. That head Your head's nowhere near the ground. You're lifting on your own. >> Yeah, cuz even dogs. >> And we told you you would need to stop resisting. >> You kicked us. You spit on us. >> Oh, I was so horrible. >> Well, if you would just cooperate and get in the back of the car, we wouldn't even be on the ground. >> You're not going. We're beyond that point. We got a we got a thing coming called the wrap, and we're going to put you in that wrap to where you're immobilized and you cannot move. Is that what you want? Put me in the car. Let's see if you can join along. Come on. Come on. >> Oh, I will. Trust me. >> Oh, let's do it. >> Liam, I'm not going to put myself in that situation cuz you've already assaulted all three of us. >> You kicked my partner. >> Grabbing my hand. >> You've kicked me. You spit on me. You kick my partner. >> Stop resisting. >> Look, if we get you up on your feet, will you get in the back of the squad car? >> I'll do anything to do. >> As officers carried her to the squad car, she suddenly decided that offering them money was a good idea. as if a bribe could magically erase everything she'd just done. >> All right, let's try and get her up. Please. >> All right, turn. Roll up. Hold on. >> I'll take your citation. I'll pay you 5,000 grand. You I'll pay you five five grand each. I swear to God. >> I don't want your money. >> Yeah, you do. >> Yeah, you do. >> Please don't take me to jail. Please. I'll pay. I'll pay. >> All right, William. I'm going to read your Miranda Rice. Do you understand your Miranda rightites? >> Miranda? >> Yeah. Did you Did you understand why I just read you? >> Are you taking me home? >> No. >> Take me home. I'll give you five grand each. >> No, we don't want your money. And >> Yes, you do. >> If you're bribing an officer, that's also illegal. >> No. >> After some time, a sergeant arrived on scene while she was still losing it in the back of the squad car. Something she conveniently did every time a new officer showed up. Got to get quicker with your handcuffs. >> It's okay. >> Yeah. >> It's a crazy situation cuz you probably never had to put handcuffs on somebody in that state, have you? >> No. >> Smooth is fast. That's why I was just telling you take a deep breath. >> If you take a deep breath and yourself, you can move smoother cuz sometimes you when you get in a bad situation, it just you get fast. It's [screaming] like the military, you know. >> Yeah. >> First time we got in the military and was brand new, you know. And after you've been doing this for a long time, like 17 years, this [ __ ] doesn't you any hell when you're >> you become a dick. >> Because of her erratic behavior of self-injuring, the officer decided it was best to put her in full body restraint. >> My husband will pay you in, >> man. Don't do that. >> They raped me. He took my He touched my He touched it. He touched it. He touched it. [screaming] He broke anyways. You all in the little houses. Get me the out of here. Get me out. I'll pick you up as much as you [ __ ] need. >> Unlock the door. Unlock the door. >> Unlock it. >> STOP. >> LET ME OUT. LET ME OUT. Let me out. >> What? Me? >> Okay. If you just relax for a minute, we will. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> We will if you just relax for a minute. >> Okay. But I'm not going to have you busting your head wide open on this this cage right here. Okay. >> Pinky promise. >> I prey promise. Look. Pinky promise. There we go. All right. So, just hang out for a minute. All right, but stop banging your head. You are seriously going to hurt your head. >> I don't care. I hear my kids. >> Okay. Your kids are at the grandparents. We just talked to your husband. >> Okay. See, that's what I'm talking about. You just spit. >> It's because I'm not trying to spit on you. I'm just >> Can you sit up for me? >> My hair is in mying face. Can you at least call me in front? >> They always cough in front. >> I saw it from the thing. You've assaulted two firemen and three police officers. No, ma'am. You're not getting your hands in front of you. >> You're going to wrap me and take me to [ __ ] jail. >> So, we're going to lay >> I can't even breathe. >> You're going to go there. >> NO. [screaming] >> GET ME OUT OF HERE. Get out. >> Drop her knees in the middle. Drop her. >> Get her knees. >> Oh, no. I'm moving >> under her arms. >> Under her arms. Y'all didn't even give me no tickets for nothing. >> We'll take care of that. Okay. >> No, [ __ ] You're wrapping me up. >> Yeah, we are. >> Hey, can you run around? >> Oh, sorry. I just had something in my throat in the middle or feet first. Feet first. >> What's she banging? >> On the back. >> And it hurts so bad. How would you like your wife to be in this [ __ ] I know your wife is all drained. They're probably cheating on you now. You dumb ugly. >> All right, feed the other end. >> Yeah, I got it. >> Got it. >> Corner. >> I can't mothering wrist. >> I'm sorry. It'll be over soon. >> No, you're not sorry. Go to the tip top of it. [screaming] >> Did you grab my dick, Tulie? >> I just want to see how big it was. You want yours or mine, Julie? >> I'm going to post the OUT OF YOU ON SOCIAL MEDIA. >> You want yours or mine? >> Damn it, man. >> All right. Well, I don't give a [ __ ] I don't anymore. Can you reef it over there? >> I'm going to pull the out of you. >> You dumb [ __ ] And when I see you around, >> what? >> When I see you, Mark. Yeah, it's dark. Keep your head down. >> Lillian, can you just relax for a little >> shot >> the woman? In the end, she earned herself a long list of charges, including five counts of aggravated battery on a peace officer, aggravated battery on an EMT, obstruction, resisting an officer, DUI, aggravated DUI, having no valid insurance, reckless driving, leaving the scene, operating an uninsured vehicle, improper lane usage, and failure to give notice of a crash. The lesson here, don't drink if you drive, and don't drive if you drink. Getting behind the wheel while intoxicated can open a door to consequences you definitely don't want to face. Starting with this woman who thinks she can bully a young female cop and get away with it. >> Oh, big bad [ __ ] Like right in my face in the beginning. >> What's her name? >> Get back in your vehicle. >> Get back in your vehicle. >> First tell me howing ugly you are and I get in my car. >> Get in the vehicle and close the door. >> Get in the vehicle. Close the door. Is that little getting mad? On October 24th, 2024, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for no license plate lights. What happened next was anything but routine. >> Yes. >> Hi. How you doing? Officer Green PD. >> I lose your head. >> Okay. Well, just hang out for a second. Don't get out of the car. Don't get out of the car. >> Why? >> Well, the reason I pulled you over, your license plate light is out and you were moving pretty quick. Were you Were you heading home in a hurry for any reason? >> I'm home. >> Were you heading home in a hurry? Is there an emergency? >> No. >> Okay. Driver's license handy. I'm in the parking lot. >> I saw you on the street. >> Okay, but now I'm in the parking lot. So, ma'am, it's private property. >> Does not matter. It's not a time to argue. >> No, you're not. >> Excuse me. >> Stay in your vehicle. >> Don't touch me. >> That's a lawful command. Do not get out of the vehicle. >> Record this. >> I need your driver's license. >> Okay, let me record it. >> It's being recorded with my body cam. >> I'm also recording it. >> Well, I need your driver's license. >> You need to give me your driver's license. >> I'm going to call my husband and come up here. >> I would not advise that. >> Oh, well, why not? because we need to finish what we're doing. >> This is my This is my residence. >> I understand you're harassing me at my residence. >> It's a lawful traffic stop. >> Um I'm not >> with your driver's license. >> Okay, hold on. Let me start recording again. >> For the 911, >> man. Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> I came from work. >> It doesn't mean that you didn't drink anything. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding me? >> Did you have any other type of intoxicating compound? >> Smoke. I came straight from work. >> Okay. Can you give me your driver's license, please? >> Hold on. Well, are you in a hurry? >> Well, I've asked you about 12 times. Yeah, I'm I'm recording you. Okay, here we go. >> Tango 30, you might want to swing by on an emergency. >> There you go. >> All right, do you have your proof of insurance? >> Yes. Oh my gosh, I live here. >> Thank you. Okay, just go ahead and keep yourself inside the vehicle and I'll be right back with you. Okay, >> my husband. >> If entitlement had a definition, this would be it. She immediately pulled out her phone to record, thinking it would somehow work in her favor. It didn't, and her attitude only got worse from there. Ma'am, get back in the car. >> What's your name and badge number? >> Get back in the vehicle. >> What's your name and bad lawful order? Get back in the vehicle. >> What's your name and badge number? >> Get back in the vehicle. >> What's your name and badge number? >> Get back in your vehicle. >> What are you What are you doing? >> Get back in your vehicle. >> What am I doing wrong? >> You are not listening to a lawful order. Get back in the vehicle. >> What am I doing wrong? >> Ma'am, get back in your vehicle. I cannot tell you again. >> I live here. This is private property. >> Get back in your vehicle. >> Or what? or you're going to be placed under arrest. >> I live here. >> It does not matter. >> Is anyone out here? CAN YOU SEE ANYBODY? I'm getting harassed by the cops. >> This is the last time I'm going to tell you. >> She's harassing me. >> Ma'am, get back in your vehicle. >> Get back in your vehicle. >> I live here. >> It does not matter. Get back in your vehicle from work. What is wrong with you? >> Ma'am, you're going to be placed under arrest. >> Can you please homie? What is she doing? >> Get back in your vehicle. >> Tell her I came straight from work. >> Get back in your vehicle. >> What is she doing? Anybody who >> get back in your vehicle, >> come out here. I'm being harassed. >> It's a traffic stop in your vehicle. >> Private property. >> You were not on private property. >> I don't need to explain this to you, sir. You were not in the vehicle. You were not in the vehicle. I've explained everything to her and she's not in the vehicle. >> She thinks she thinks I've been drinking. I came straight from work. >> Ma'am. Sir, do not go into the vehicle. >> Name and badass number. >> Green 101. Get back in your vehicle. Ma'am, >> get back in the vehicle. >> Get back in the car. >> What's your name and bad number? >> Get back in the car. Get in your vehicle. >> You're one ugly right now. >> Get in your vehicle. >> What the [ __ ] am I doing? I came straight from work. >> Get in. >> Calling somebody ugly when you look like a retired scarecrow is a bit wild. It looks like she hasn't looked in a mirror herself. And as usual, arguing with the police accomplished nothing except making the situation worse for her. >> You don't close my door. >> Yes, you need to close the door. >> I'm in my car. >> You need to get in the vehicle and close the door >> because it's a safety concern. >> I'm in my vehicle. >> It's a safety concern. Get in your vehicle. >> Now you're afraid for your safety. >> Get in the vehicle. >> Oh my god. >> Ma'am, I've told you I don't know how many times. This is not an argument. You need to stay in your vehicle and close the door. >> I don't want to argue. >> This is not an argument. Get in the vehicle. Get in the vehicle. Close. >> Get in your vehicle and close the door. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> I don't want to go. I'm >> trying to tell you. >> You are You need to get in your vehicle. >> Private property. >> Get in your vehicle. >> Close the door. >> I live here. >> I live here. You cannot harass me at my apartment. >> I live here. >> Get in the vehicle. >> I live here. >> No, no, no. You're going to get arrest. >> Get in the vehicle and close the door. >> She's not fully in the vehicle. Get in the vehicle and close the door. >> First, tell me how ugly you are and I get in my car. >> Get in the vehicle and close the door. >> Get in the vehicle. Close the door. Is that little getting mad? >> I'm not getting mad. You're just not following lawful orders. >> I didn't do anything. I came straight from work. >> I don't know how many times I cannot keep explaining this. I cannot explain to you I didn't do anything wrong. You're harassing me. >> Get in the vehicle and close the door. >> You're harassing me. >> You are making this much more difficult than it needs to be. >> Where does she have to go? >> Are you Do you have to harass other people? >> You're not going to win. >> Get in the vehicle and close the door. >> Given her erratic behavior, the officer suspected her of being under the influence. >> What's your name badge number? >> I've already explained this to you. Supervisor 101. >> Where's your supervisor? >> He's on his way. >> Okay. >> So, you need to get in the vehicle when he gets here. That's fine. But you're just extending the situation more than it needs to. >> I live right here. >> You're sure you haven't had anything to drink tonight? >> I literally just fell over. I came from work. >> Work? >> I just got off work. >> And you didn't have any other type of in intoxicating compounds, weed, pills, anything like that? >> No, I came straight from work. What the are you talking about? >> What is the reason for your erratic behavior? >> Because you're a stupid [ __ ] that pulled me over at my apartment building. I literally live right there. >> Get back in the car. >> Get back in the car. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. Get back in the car. >> Don't touch me. >> Now you're under arrest. >> Don't touch me. >> You're under arrest. >> Don't touch me. >> Get out of the vehicle. It's a lawful order to get out of the vehicle. >> No. >> It's a lawful order. Don't you Don't touch me. I didn't even touch you. I DIDN'T EVEN TOUCH YOU. I didn't even touch you. >> I didn't even touch you. What is wrong with you? >> Sir, can you just stand back by that white post for me, please? >> Are you freaking kidding me? I live here. Why are you harassing me? I came straight from work. What the is wrong with you guys? Oh mying god. You're making such a scene. >> Ma'am, I'm not the one making the scene. >> I'm not making a scene either. >> I've given you multiple lawful orders that you are not >> I didn't do anything. I came straight from work. >> Can you stand here for a second? Let me talk to 30. >> A sergeant arrived at the scene to deal with the bully. >> Ma'am, my name is Sergeant Green. I'm with the Weaten Police Department. >> Back in the car, >> sir. I'm not talking to you. I'm not talking to you. >> Not talking to you. >> She told me to get back in. >> Ma'am, what's your first name? >> You have my license. >> How? I don't know. I haven't seen your relationship. >> I'm telling you right now to step out of the vehicle. >> Wants to talk to you. >> If you do not step out of the vehicle, I will place you in custody for obstruction. >> Okay. Thank you very much. Please step to the back of the car. >> Please step to the back of the car. >> It's perfectly fine. >> Okay. >> So, what are we doing? >> Well, she followed your lawful order when she was because I didn't do anything wrong. Okay. >> What did What did I do wrong? >> I just got here. I don't know. But obviously, you were pulled over for a reason. My officer didn't just stop you for no reason. She doesn't get Listen, she doesn't get a bonus to make a traffic stop on you. So, you can sit here and play games all you want and be an [ __ ] or you can go with the program, >> okay? And we can do this the easy way that doesn't require all this rigomearo me driving down here code three because you're being difficult for no reason of you. >> She followed your law. I expressed to her that she was not following mine and she'll be placed under arrest. >> Okay. >> She followed yours. So, if you want to take this at face value that she listen to you, you can do that. >> It's up to you. >> No, that's fine. Complete your traffic stop and I'll explain to the young lady the importance of listening to a police officer during a traffic stop. >> Hear me out because this could have gone completely different. You could roll your eyes and sigh and do all the [ __ ] The reality is on a traffic stop, whether you think it's lawful or not, you will listen to the police officer when they instruct you to either remain in the vehicle or get out. >> Or you'll be arrested for obstruction. That's simple. >> You'll be placed in handcuffs, you'll be dragged to the police department, and you'll be photographed and printed and all that BS. And then you can explain to a judge why you don't want to follow simple instructions. You can roll your eyes and fidget your feet and do all that [ __ ] and see what the judge thinks about it. But at the end of the day, you are required by law >> to either remain in the vehicle or get out of the vehicle when the officer tells you so on a traffic stop. That is why she told you to get back in the car. You try to get out on her twice and she told you if you did it again, you didn't listen to her, she's going to place you into custody for obstruction. >> Luckily, once we got down here, you stood, you listened to a reason you got out. I appreciate that. >> So, she's going to do what she's going to do. She's going to complete her traffic stop and we're going to go about our business. It did not have to be this way. You created this situation. Anything else? >> No. >> Okay. Fantastic. >> Get your fating face out of here. >> Okay. You could you could say whatever you want. >> Good. >> It's quite all right. >> You [ __ ] Get out. >> No, we're not leaving. You're not done yet. You're not free to leave. We still got to complete the traffic stop. >> Oh, well. Yeah. Well, >> okay. >> Your face can stay here then. >> Then my face is going to stay here. >> Okay. >> Okay. I don't give a [ __ ] what you said. >> I know. I'm full I'm well aware that you don't care. >> No, I don't. Even with a sergeant who explained everything to her, she still wanted to argue with everyone and everything. >> She came from my private property. >> Private? >> This is not This is private property. Do you live here? >> Listen, you can make a traffic stop. You were on the road. You were on the road when you didn't have a plate light. >> But then when she entered here, I was already That's not how it works. It's not like >> I was in the parking spot. I was stopped already. >> I was stopped. >> It's not It's That doesn't matter. That literally doesn't matter. >> It's private property. >> It doesn't matter. You understand it doesn't matter. >> Over on the street. >> You You understand it doesn't matter. Why >> did she pull me on the street? >> You understand it doesn't matter. >> Why did she pull me over on the street? >> I'm done talking to you. >> You won't You won't listen to reason. You won't listen to explanation. You think you know what you know something and you don't. >> Then ask why she is I was on so many drugs. >> Are you on drugs? Have you been drinking? >> Well, I mean the way you're behaving tonight, it certainly seems like it could be something. >> You pulled me over for a [ __ ] light. Then I didn't even know that was out. >> Right. and and all you had to say is officer, I had no idea that that was out. She would have likely had a a civil conversation would have likely had a civil conversation with you, wrote you a warning and sent you about your way. If you want a file formal complaint, feel free to come to a police department. Everything is being recorded on body camera. You guys can continue to record evidence. That's fantastic. Call your lawyer. >> I will. >> That's great. >> She came off like a little [ __ ] in the beginning. >> Again, feel free to come to the police department first thing tomorrow morning and file your complaint. Oh, hello. >> See the lieutenant's office. >> The female officer then gave the woman a ticket and the case is closed or not. >> About 2 weeks later, the body cam footage of the incident is reviewed and warrants are issued for the suspect's arrest for battery or threat on an officer and obstructing justice. >> Hey Jenna, I'm Officer Wealthy at the Police Department. This is Officer White. I don't know if you remember an incident when you got pulled over a couple weeks ago. Yeah. >> Okay. So, from that instant, they got a warrant for your arrest. >> What? >> Yeah. So, you have a an active warrant for your arrest. Okay. Do you can you take off your >> Oh, >> your clothing, your uh your bib or whatever. >> Yeah. >> Really? >> Yeah. All right. You can stop that. Just get that chance. >> You turn around, play against your back. >> So embarrassing. We're not going to make a scen or anything, but we'll get you just got to get this taken care of. You got nothing else later on us or >> Yeah. Yeah. You'll get a chance. >> Once we get everything taken care of, um, we'll be able to give you a ride to your vehicle if you need it. Okay. >> This is literally over. >> So, yeah. I mean, I wasn't there for the incident, but They got they got a warrant for some things that happened on that tra. So, we'll have to go back. We'll have to uh I'll give you your charges. That way you know everything that's going on. We'll have to do your fingerprint and pictures. I'll have to have you sign a pre-trial release paperwork. And then uh as long as everything's going well, I'll be able to give you a ride back to your car. Okay. >> I get to tell my parents just my husband. >> Yeah, you can tell whoever you need to. I'll give you a chance to make a phone call once we get back to the police department. Okay. >> I mean, I was in the middle of an order. He's going to finish it. I'm not clocked out or anything. >> I mean, your manager knows, so he'll take care of that however he needs to. [snorts] Do you have anything on you in your pockets or anything that'll poke you or stick me at all? No. >> Okay. All right. Can you just spread your feet for me really quick? I just need to check your pockets before I let you get in my car. In the end, she was charged with battery or threat on an officer and obstructing justice. A traffic stop can end quietly and still turn into a criminal case if your behavior crosses the line. Calm cooperation protects you in the moment and protects you later when the footage gets reviewed. Let's move on to the next case where an intoxicated disabled woman got arrested for abusing her husband. >> She wants more beer. >> No, I am not. >> And you took it. >> No one's going to be drinking anything else right now. >> And you call me back to jail. >> You arrest him. >> I'm arresting you. >> Are you trying to bite me, Pam? >> He is. >> No. On August 4th, 2025, officers responded to a domestic disturbance involving a disabled woman and her family. Here's what happened next. >> Sheriff's office. >> Hello. >> Yes, there's somebody here, right? >> Yeah, I know. >> What's going on, Pam? >> He will not leave me alone. You won't leave you alone. I'm going to move your chair. Okay, we're going to back up. And I'm trying to go back to sleep. All I did was get up to go potties. And he's being honest. >> You can open the door, sir. I'm here. >> That woman in the wheelchair is definitely more hammered than an anvil. Because of that, the officer came to talk to her husband. >> Oh gosh. >> Hi. Hey, what's going on? Is that from just now? >> That was from last night. I was holding the door now. She's getting ready to come out. >> Yeah, I seen that. I seen that. >> She's been drunk for days on end. She's out of beer and she's orary. She wants more beer. >> No, I am not. >> And you took it. >> Okay. So, what happened today? Oh, this started Oh, this is like an ongoing saga, but >> she started drinking about three days ago. And then I >> I had bad >> so she drank her she drinks about 15 pack a day. So she drank her thing and I was hoping she would just sleep, but she didn't. So she got mad at me cuz she wanted the other beer. [sighs and gasps] So I took a few out and I gave her the rest of the case. But when that was gone, she wants what's left. I I can't do this. I paid for it. I want it. >> I want her. I just like I I'm She's starting to wreck my house. She's going to come after me and I know she won't. She's drunk like this. She's blacked out. >> Okay. Wasn't there was any physical altercation? >> We're getting physical again now. Yeah. >> What happened this past time? >> She tried to back up. >> No. >> Back up. >> No one's going to be drinking anything else right now. Even with an officer in her house, she still wanted more to drink. Poor husband. As if her disability wasn't bad enough, he had to handle her drunken state. >> So, I I got divorce papers and I need some information for I am going to follow through with the thing. >> You said you filed for divorce. >> I got the paperwork. >> There's a cost to filing. >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. I I got the number. >> I don't think it's that much. >> Yeah, the papers that much and I copy each other. But anyway, um, what what does she hit you, swing at you, kick you? >> She kick she wants to kick and she gets close enough, then she'll swing. >> Okay. Well, what happened within the last >> She kicked me a couple times, but I was moving pretty fast. >> Okay. >> I was dancing around and get back in my room. >> Mhm. >> I was trapped out there. >> You're good. >> I can't see anymore. I haven't slept in days. >> I'm physically and mentally burnt. >> Okay. What is she? Was she swearing at you? Was she nontop? >> Non-stop. What was she saying? >> Oh, she wants a beer. I'm anshole. I'm a loser. You name it. And then it goes on for hours. >> Okay. >> And then the door pounder started the other night, but now last night she did that. >> This Okay. Do you want criminal damage to >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. >> I I'm not playing this game with She did this to my last house when we lived together. She's broken every door in the place now. >> Okay. Why is she in a wheelchair? >> She had gay in 2013, 2014. >> So, she needs to be in the wheelchair. >> Most Yeah, pretty much all the time. She can stand for a little while, but >> Okay. I'm going to go grab some paperwork for you to fill out while he talks to >> There's another deputy here, but I'm going to go grab some paperwork for you to fill out. Uh we'll go over that 72-hour no contact again, written statement. I don't know what else to do. >> Dad, you got to do what you need to do to protect you. >> Something's going to be bad. >> All right. >> It's okay. It's paper work. I'm going through with this cuz I can't take >> I'm sorry. I know it's difficult to go through with somebody that you love or have loved and been with for so long. But she's >> you got to make sure you take care of yourself. >> I have to right now. >> Mhm. >> I was in the hospital a few weeks ago and whole time I was in her, she was drunk. You guys had to come here. rest on the floor. [snorts] >> Oh god. >> I'm going to go grab my paperwork. Okay. >> All right. >> The stress the man went through must have been tremendous. You can hear the burden he had to carry in his voice. As for the woman, the officer now came to deal with her >> and he needs to shut up about it. >> She says she's not on any pain or anything. >> Still going to be a clearance. >> Yep. All I want to do is go back to bed. >> Well, that's not going to be happening. Pam, >> why didn't you call me back to jail? >> Actually, that's exactly what we're going to do. Yes. >> [ __ ] >> Pam, >> I ain't going there. I was there once before because of his lies. >> Okay. >> And it hurt me more with my back, >> okay, >> than anything. I couldn't have any of my meds. I couldn't have any of anything. >> Okay. Well, Pamela, >> I ain't going. >> You are. You're going to be placed under arrest today. >> Bull >> for DC disorderly conduct, domestic enhancer, and criminal damage to property. >> I didn't do any damage to his property. >> You busted the door down. The door. There's a big hole in it. And when I was here, >> that doesn't mean I did it. Does that mean I did it? >> All right, Pamela. We're going to be placing you under arrest today. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, we are. >> We don't want to add them. >> Well, if you're physically capable of attacking someone, you're physically capable of being arrested. >> If you resist, you're going to get another charge. No, because last time they took me, they said we don't want her back here because we got to get her up to take her to the bathroom and everything. >> Well, >> because refuse to take my wheelchair. >> All right. >> We're going to be placing you under arrest. >> No, Pam. >> Don't resist, Pam. >> Don't resist us. >> Come on. >> It's just going to add another charge and we don't want to have to do that. He is under arrest. You arrest him. >> I'm arresting you. >> Why, >> Pam? >> Because you said enough. >> Get your hand off of me. >> Nope. >> Now. >> No. >> Do it now. >> Do not put your hands down. >> Do it now. >> I'm going to put your hands behind your back if you can't stop. >> Okay. Now you're getting a resistance turn. Nope. Yep. Okay. >> Get off of me. You're hurting me. >> You got arms. >> Yeah, I got arms. >> You don't even have my meds. I don't even have my meds today. >> Stop. >> God hands off of me. >> Are you trying to bite me, Pam? >> Yes. No. >> Okay, now I get another charge. Pam, >> no. >> Let's go. >> No. No. >> Pam. All right. >> Get off of me. >> GET OUT. THIS might be a little tricky. >> The officer then escorted her outside and to the squad car. >> Never last time took me. I want back my car keys >> because he is not driving it. anywhere. >> His name is not even on the license. >> All right. >> How easy is making this? >> Come on, stand up. Can I take >> Come on. >> Actually, I'm asking you a question. >> Let's not fall out of the chair. >> I'm asking you a question. >> We're going to deal with this first. >> Come on. GET YOUR ALL RIGHT. I want my out of my do that. >> I'll grab your arms. Just swing your feet. >> Want to set her up? >> Yep. >> And you're going to knock me right off my wheelchair. >> My bluff for clearance. >> You want to turn your sound quick? I'm not I'm not resisting. >> Are we going to my blast for clearance? I'm going to need to resist. >> Can you please take these off so I can move? >> Okay. You're throwing me on the floor. Straight back. First go straight back. >> All right. >> After securing the woman inside the squad car, she was then transported to a hospital due to her level of intoxication. Once cleared, the officers took her to the county jail where she was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and criminal damage to property. Most charges were later dismissed. She ultimately entered a no contest plea to one count of disorderly conduct with a domestic abuse modifier, resulting in a conviction, court costs, and 37 days in local jail credited as time served. 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