If you don't get out of the car, you're eventually going to get drugged out of the car. Thank you. You got to leave that bag in real quick. >> I cannot say anything. >> Put your hands on your back. You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> What? >> I GOT ZIGG. >> I GOT ZIGGY'S PHONE NUMBER. >> Got Ziggies. You have an attitude issue. >> Yeah, I do. >> It's wild how these footages proves one thing every time. Entitlement clouds everything, especially judgment. >> Stay right there. >> No. >> Stay right there. If >> you approach me, I will take you to jail. >> [ __ ] I'm a parallegal. I know the fact. >> Where's my stomach? You're not a female police officer. You're not SUPPOSED TO ARREST ME. >> If you're >> Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's cases in cops versus the dumbest Karens who let entitlement cloud their minds. Starting with this woman who somehow managed to turn Car repo into felony charges. >> I have a right to know. >> No, y'all not going to bully me like I have a right to know. >> Come behind the car. >> On December 12th, 2024, officers responded to a dispute call between a female named Angel and a tow truck driver actively repossessing a vehicle. What happened next was anything but routine. >> Hello. >> Good. What's going on? I pulled up back up to it and she come running out screaming >> see how she made her payments and all this other kind of stuff and so >> she took she in and out of it and then now she won't get out of it but uh here's a video of her uh out of it like >> she's standing at the door now. >> You give us one second and I'll talk to you in a second. Okay. >> She's on the phone with >> Okay. Go stand by the front door. We'll come and talk to you. This is my yard. >> I I understand. Okay. But I'm legally here. That That is why >> legally here. That's my property. >> I'm legally here now investigating for >> safety concerns. My property of what? >> On my own property. >> We don't like when people walk up on us when we're dealing with our keeping you separate. >> I just This is my >> Okay. So, what's going What's wrong? >> Yeah. I'm I'm here. >> Okay. We'll go over. >> Thank you. >> We'll go over here. >> Thank you. >> Standing at the door right now. Do you have from when you actually approached or hooked it up? >> I I have it afterward. This is what This is I This is what I got. This is what I was looking at the whole time. >> But uh I hooked on to it. She pulled up. She come running out. >> Can you talk to >> It's always a bad idea to interfere with police during an investigation. And she's about to do exactly that by yelling. >> People right now. >> This is a mistake. That'sing crazy. Can you stop yelling at me? >> Stop yelling. Relax. >> I'm not trying to do that. >> Listen to me. >> Listen to me. For safety reasons, can you step out? >> No. No. I'm not doing a thing. CLOSE MY DOOR. SIR, BACK UP AND DO NOT TOUCH MY DOOR. >> RELAX. NO, I'M NOT DOING THAT. YOU THINK I'M DUMB? >> He is not. He's not. >> Do you think I'm stupid? I'm not getting OUT OF MY APARTMENT, BUT I paid for it. No, >> he is not going anywhere. >> I'm not doing My car is in front of his car. My car is in front of us. >> This car is jacked up right now. >> For safety, >> I'm not having an argument with all of you guys. Relax. >> I'm not having an argument with none of you. >> Your car is jacked up right now. >> Hey, I don't care. And I'm sitting I'm sitting pretty. >> What a pleasant person this woman is. Yelling at everyone in her car while it was being towed. It's definitely going to be a pain for the officers to deal with her. >> I tried to explain that to him, but nobody listened. Dr. >> No. >> Okay. >> Will you talk to us? >> No. >> No. You can do >> I can't hear you. I'm not going to talk to you through. Roll down the window. >> You trying to open the door. >> Roll down the window. >> If you want to figure out the situation, you're going to have a conversation with me. >> Will you stop? We're not talking to either ONE OF YOU. I DON'T I DON'T CARE. Is she an adult? Is she an adult? Is she an adult? Then stop. Relax. Are you going to have a conversation with me so we can figure this out? Are you going to have a conversation with me? Are you going to have a conversation with me so we can figure that has nothing to do about that? Will you relax? >> Relax. Will you relax? >> Stop. Relax. It's the truth. >> Are you going to have a conversation with me? >> Are you going to have so we can figure this out? >> Do you not want your side of this story to be proven? I talked to him to figure out his side of the story. Now I'm trying to get your side of the story. Will you Will you either crack the window or crack the door? >> I don't want to remove. I don't want to remove the door. You don't have to do that. We can't remove her from >> The whole situation was a mess. Everyone talking over each other while the officer calmly tried to get her to open the door. He eventually succeeded, but getting information out of her was the real challenge. >> He told me his side story. Break it down from the beginning. What had occurred here? >> Okay. Basically, I I heard the um the I heard the people. Cool. I can't >> And you're Hold on. Hold on. You're the register owner of this car, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. And and it is it is under a loan or lease. >> It's co No, no, no, no. It's not. It's under um what you call it? >> A loan or a lease? >> Why? Why does that matter? You asking me my side of the story? >> Because this is a financial situation. >> No, no, no. I'm trying to asking me my side of the story. So don't stop me in the middle of my telling me my story. Ask me question. >> It's because I need to get the understand. >> You're going to let me finish talking, then you can ask questions. >> Relax. Because I'm trying to get the understanding. >> You have to let me finish talking. You just asked me what's my side of the story. >> You're going to make this whole situation. >> No, I'm not. You came to my door to ask me what's my side of the story. >> The police were called. I didn't randomly come here. >> Okay. And this is my property. >> I'm trying to get THIS SOLVED. >> SO, I'M TRYING TO TALK TO YOU. Did you not ask me and said you want to know my side of the car? >> Go ahead. >> Did you >> go ahead? >> Okay. Like I said, >> I came out here, came in my car. My company knows that the defer the defer of payment for October because of the hurricane that happened because we were out of work. Clearly some [ __ ] didn't do that. So it made it seem like it's off with my payment and my payments is only on 60 days. Not even NOT EVEN. SO I'M not even behind a lot. I'm not even behind a lie. They just told me pay one month. That's is fine. I wish somebody COULD HAVE CALLED ME AND TOLD ME AND TEXT ME INSTEAD of doing that. This is [ __ ] embarrassing. I don't do this [ __ ] I pay my bills. I'm a grown ass woman. >> Everybody got money. >> You're not GOING TO COME TO MY PROPERTY AND EMBARRASS me on some false accusation. >> Complete this. >> Still waiting on that. >> Yeah, she got me on ME HOLD BECAUSE THEY KNOW THEY WRONG. >> THEY WENT BACK TO OCTOBER and looking at the car. That's crazy. >> So my grown ass. You don't play with me and my my money. >> So So did anybody notify you that they were coming? >> NO. >> THAT'S WHAT I'M PISSED off about. So this morning, did you hear him coming or did he knock on the door >> in my living room? >> Okay. Did heard it? >> Did he knock on the door or anything? >> He ain't do [ __ ] >> So you heard the Will you stop? Let me talk to her. So you heard the tow truck coming? >> Yep. >> And then what happened? >> I came and got in my motherucking car. >> Okay. So where did you see the tow truck? >> Right where it's at. >> So it had it was already in your yard and it already had the car where So >> it was on the ground before I jumped in. It was on the ground. I did not put it in before I heard the truck. That's how I knew. I raced to here to sit in here. Now he already he steady lifted. He steady put the thing on it and lift it while I was in here. So while you were >> You're not supposed to do that. That's illegal. I know cuz I watched a couple. >> So it was >> I know baby. I know gang. So >> again, so it was on the car and then as you sat in there >> it was not. It was on the ground. >> That's why he was question. Yeah. Come on. >> I'm sorry. >> And right now you're on the phone with your >> Yes, I'm on the phone with the company right now. >> Let me know what they say and then if there is anything, make sure that they give you an email with a print out of anything that they say. >> All right. I'll come back and talk to you. >> Props to the officer for being absolutely professional despite her crazy attitude. He even managed to get some part of the story from her. and her neighbors were also a pain to deal with as they kept poking their noses into the investigation. >> You You think you're the only one that has a camera, bro? And you're not making this You're not helping this. You're not helping this situation. You realize that you realize you're not helping this situation. You think you're the only one. You think you're the only one >> a brother or something? I don't know. >> That's exactly what you're doing. Talking. Talking. That's That's exactly what you do is talk. >> Video. >> Video. Okay. >> This me coming down the street. My boom ain't even down yet. >> Rewind it a little bit. Right. There's good. See the door open. She runs out. It's already up. She hops on. Let's go. >> After collecting enough evidence, officers finally had what they needed to act. Don't pull on my phone right now. What are you doing? >> So, I'm telling you right now, >> I'm on the phone. No, I'm on the phone. >> I talked to my watch commander. >> I'm on the phone. >> I'm telling you right now. >> I am on the phone with my company. >> Step out of the car or we're going to We're going to take you to jail. >> No, you're not. I'm on the phone with my company. >> Step out of the car or we're taking you to jail. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. I'm on the phone with my company. >> I'm giving you a lawful order. >> Step out of the jail. Step out of the car or I'm taking you to jail. >> Don't do that the first time. >> Okay. Listen. Listen, listen. >> Per Florida statue, once the tow truck has lifted the car, the car is physically in their possession. They own the car. >> That's fine. If they if she can if she can square it away and they stop the the repossession in the car, he can lift it up. >> Yes, she would. No, he already has it on video that she wasn't in the car. He already had it up. He's got it all recorded. He's got a video CAMERA IN THE BACK AND SHOWED us the camera. The car >> What did she expect? that refusing to get out long enough would make the police leave. All it really did was give them a reason to pull her out. >> I have a right to know. >> No, you're not going to bully me like I have a right to know. >> The model car. >> I have a right to know. Why am I being arrested? >> I have a right to know. Why am I being arrested >> right now? You are under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> You are under arrest. >> You let me go. >> Right now, you are under arrest. No, I'm not. >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> You're under arrest. >> Do you hear me? >> Don't get involved. >> Don't get involved. >> I'm not. >> She She's got to get out of the car now. >> Or she's going to go to jail. >> You're under arrest right now. You're under arrest. >> You are under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> YOU'RE ALL RECORDED. YOU'RE ALL RECORDED. You're all recorded. You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Back up. >> Let me go. LET ME GO. You'reing weird, bro. Don't grab me like that. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Relax. Relax. >> Relax. Get back. You come talk to me, bro. Come talk to me. Stay back. Just stay. >> With her unhinged attitude, this outcome was pretty much inevitable. And the moment she was arrested, she went full drama mode, pulling out every theatrical move she could think of while neighbors added to the chaos. >> Okay. >> I can't breathe. >> Okay, relax. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. >> RELAX. >> BACK AWAY FROM MY OFFICERS, PLEASE. I'm at No, IT'S TOO LATE NOW. >> BACK OFF. >> RELAX. RELAX. >> RELAX. >> You're about to go down anyway. >> Just relax. >> Hold on. Got to catch my breath. >> Hard. Stop. I need to [ __ ] breathe. >> Take a breather. Let's go over here. >> Stop. >> Relax. I know. I know. I got it. >> Seconds and I will talk to you. >> You did this wrong. You can say however you want to do it. >> You did that wrong. >> Leave him alone. >> I told him to lower the car down so he could get her safely out. >> YOU DIDN'T EVEN TELL ME WHY YOU arresting me. >> I'm going to tell you in two seconds. >> No, you're not. That's good. I'm going to sue y'all. >> Okay, that's fine. Get her out the >> Stay over there. I can do this now. >> Stay over there. Stay over there. >> Stay over there. Yeah, absolutely. Stay in your driveway. >> That's my neighbor. That's an improper detainment. >> By law, that's not right. for a >> ma'am. We gave a lot. >> Y didn't even read me off. You're right. You stupid. >> That's fine. We're recording, too. You can record all you want. >> Get your camera ass SO I CAN TALK TO YOU. >> IT'S RIGHT HERE. >> WELL, MR. MSINO, Officer Msino, they didn't put the car down when they arrested. >> Just get yourself to where we can move you out of the way. >> You got to be kidding me, bro. Y'all did this so wrong, bro. is not entertainment. She's going to jail. You are if I'm telling you. Stay in your driveway right now. Justice. Stay in your driveway. I'm in a public I'm in a public space. You are a public servant. >> Get out of the roadway. >> You have I can stay in the roadway because this is a public. >> No, you can't be in the middle of the road. Get out of the road by the city. The road is owned by the city. This is a public place. I can stay here. >> That's improper entertainment right. Thank you. >> GET BACK. NO. >> Get the back. Get the back or we're going to have an issue. >> Get the back or we're going to have an issue. >> Y'all pull me together. You stupid ass. >> Relax. >> Get off of me. You're dead. >> Relax. >> All right. I got something for you. >> Relax. >> Y'all don't know who my damn is, but I got something for y'all. >> Relax. >> I got something for you. >> Yep. In the end, the woman was charged with trespassing, resisting an officer with violence, and interfering with violence. The best thing you can do when facing law enforcement during a dispute is to cooperate and tell the officer your side of the story. And if you've done nothing wrong, you will do just fine. Let's move on to the next case where the officers taught an entitled girl the first harsh lesson of life. >> I'm going to go down there all the way. He going to open the door and then they going to try to grab me out the car. >> If you don't get out of the car, you're eventually going to get drugged out of the car. Thank you. You got to leave that bag in here, though. No, Miss Edwards. >> I cannot I can take anything. Put your hands on your back. >> I don't want to. >> Put your hands. You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> What? >> On September 9th, 2022, an officer pulled over a vehicle for driving without headlights and with expired plates. What seemed like a simple traffic stop quickly spiraled into something far more chaotic than anyone expected. >> How you doing? >> Hi, I'm Sergeant White, please. I'm stopping you. One, you got a headlight out. Two, your license plates are expired. They've been expired since March. Are you aware of that? >> Um, no, I didn't know. >> Do you have your driver's license on you? >> As soon as she cracked the window, smoke poured out with a strong odor of cannabis, and the officer noticed it immediately. He then began questioning her about it. >> Were you coming back here, Miss Edwards, or did you turn in here? You saw me pull out behind you, >> huh? >> Were you coming back to a house back here, or did you turn turn back if you just saw me pull out behind you? >> I just turned. >> I got you. What's that? We were smoking cannabis today. Smoking some weed today. >> A little early. >> A little earlier. How long earlier are we talking? >> Oh, probably like 3 hours ago. >> I got you. Who's been smoking weed in here? >> Oh, nobody. >> I got a black. >> You just got a blunt. >> I got a black. >> Oh, black. I got you. Mr. W. Is there any more weed in your car? >> Um, no. >> Not at all. Listen, I work with Honesty and I work I don't give a [ __ ] about small amounts of things, but if it's something I have to work for, then you know it's just illegal to have it in a car like this. But yeah, >> nothing at all. Perfect. Are you guys brother and sister in here? >> I got you. All right, I'll be right back. Okay. Hey, Miss Edwards, come here. Did you find it? Come here for me for a second. We're going to talk. >> Step out of the car. >> I'm I'm going explain that to you when you get out of the car. Step out of the car for me. Step out of the car for me, Miss Edwards. I'm asking you the reason why. >> I'm going to explain you the reason why when you get out of the vehicle, >> Miss Edwards, we can either do this one way or another way. Okay, I'm asking you to get out of the vehicle. I'm going explain it to you when you get out of the car. Okay, I'm asking you I'm I'm recording. Officer Kahan's recording and like I'm I'm going to search your vehicle. Okay, I'm going to search your vehicle for a couple reasons. I'm going to search your vehicle for a couple reasons. One, for probable cause for the fact that the order burnt fresh cannabis in your vehicle, okay? That's still illegal to transport in this state. I told you I could work pretty easily with honesty and cooperation. The young man next to the seat, I mean, I'm not a petty officer, okay? The young man in in the seat next year is not even allowed to have that blunt or that uh real on his hand because it's tobacco under age 21. Again, petty things that I don't really care about, but I work off cooperation. I have to make sure that you're okay to drive. You've admitted me to smoking cannabis. >> I'm sorry. >> Look, I want you I don't have to have your permission to search the car and if you don't get out of the ve I'm sorry. No, I don't. That's called No, Miss Edwards. Miss Edwards, I'm asking you nicely. Okay. >> I'm I'm not asking you. I'm telling you to step out of the vehicle now, Miss Edwards. and and you and the Supreme Court of the state of Illinois says you have to anyone has to get out of the vehicle when advised to. Okay? I'm asking you I don't want to take you to jail for resisting. Okay? But I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle nicely. >> That's my fault. >> I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle. Let's start with that first. Okay? >> And you and and Miss Miss Edwards, I'm telling you right now, if you don't get out of the vehicle, you're going to be placed under arrest for >> Despite the officer's patience and repeated polite requests, she flat out refused to step out of the car. Meanwhile, the other officer asked the passenger to exit for a search and he complied without any issues. >> I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle nicely, please. >> I'm sorry. If you don't get out of the vehicle, Miss Edwards, we're going to remove you from the vehicle and take you to jail. I don't want to do that to you, but please step out of the vehicle. Okay. >> Why is he searching my car? You don't have a reason to search. >> Miss Edwards, I've already explained to you the probable cause for why I'm going to search your vehicle. >> He don't have You don't have >> I'm sorry. >> Because everyone I'm going to get everyone out of the vehicle, but she's the driver. I'm going to remove him of the vehicle first. Okay. Uh, Miss Edwards, I'm being nothing but nice to you and I'm asking you for your cooperation, please. Okay. So, please set a good example for the people that are in the vehicle. Step out for me. Okay. >> Oh, no. Cuz you don't have a reason to get me out the car. >> No. I We're going to do this one at a time. Okay. I'm asking him to step over to step out of the vehicle first. >> I'm Well, it's cuz he doesn't want you to get out of the car yet. We don't know. I don't know anything about you or anything like that. We're going to do >> No, I When you get out of the car, dude, you want to get out of the car by yourself? I'll let you get out to Officer Callahan. Okay. Step out for me, my man. I appreciate your cooperation. You got to step out for me. Is that what step out? >> Go ahead and put your hands up here for me. >> You got shake on you. You got anything else on you? >> I have him to search me. >> Why are you searching him for? You don't have a reason to search. >> Well, actually going in handcuffs. >> You don't have to search him. You don't have a reason to. You got to do me a favor. Okay. >> Come on. >> We're going to switch over here. >> Let me go, bro. >> I appreciate that. >> Put your hands up here until he gets over here. >> Let me go, bro. >> Listen, let's not make that hard. Okay. You got anything? Let me do anything. Come back here for me. Come here. >> Please come here for me. Do you have anything on you I need? >> You take out listen talk to me. >> You know how we get to have a Nazi. >> Listen. I'm from I'm from K. Don't we got to play this game? >> Oh [ __ ] My bad. >> So listen, I'm the I'm the assistant fire chief down. So I'm from K. But you got to do me a favor. Do you have anything on you I need to know about? >> I got some weed. >> How much we got on you? >> A little bit. >> Little bit of weed. >> I see it. You got anything else you need to know about? I got a lighter and I got a black search >> and he don't have he don't have a reason to be searching him. >> Okay. Well, the reason he's getting searched cuz he's covered in an illegal substance. >> A tobacco product of >> No, he's he's got green shake all over his pants. >> All right. Do me a favor. Put that on the on the back of the car for me. Okay. Spin around for me. I'm going to I'm just going to search my make sure nothing else. Okay. Spin around for me. Put your hands on your back. You're not under arrest. Put them back here for me. Okay. Put them back here for me. Okay. Now, listen. Is there anything else in the car I need to know about? >> I got my drink. I got >> Is it alcohol or something? >> Yeah, >> I got you. >> No big deal. And you're not driving anything. What's her deal? Why? What's she got that she want to let them know? >> She Okay. Well, can you explain to her that man? >> So, is there anything else that she's hiding for you or anything like that that I ain't know about? Anything else hidden in the car that you know about? >> All right. How you right here for me? After searching the man, the officer can now focus on dealing with the entitled teen who refused to step out. >> What's her name? >> Nigel. Listen. Did you hear your boy? >> Come on. Did you? >> Dang. >> I am. No, because they going to piss me off, bro. Like this. >> I appreciate you. Were you Were you telling her? >> Calm down. >> Go ahead. Get out the car, man. >> Homie, hold that [ __ ] >> I told them that they for they trying to force me to get out the car. Well, that's because you have to. >> I don't want to take you to jail, but if we're going to go this ride, I'm going to take you, >> Miss Edwards. I really don't want to take you to jail for this. Okay. >> Calm down first. >> You want your mom to calm me down first? You got to work. I I'll let your mom calm you down. You got to roll this window down all the way. >> Please. Look, I'm letting you sit in the car, but you got to roll the window down all the way. All the way. Miss Edwards, >> I got to roll. >> Miss Edwards, I don't want to I'm going to break it if you don't roll it down. So, please >> I'm going to get out the car. So, please step out of the car. I'm I I'm being nothing but patient with you. >> Mama, listen to me. This is exactly what's going to happen. I roll the window down all the way. He going to open the door and then they going to try to grab me out the car. >> If you don't get out of the car, you're eventually going to get drugged out of the car. >> He just told He just told me. >> It's a manual. >> Why do I don't Why do I need to roll the window down? >> So, he can see you. This is his traffic stop. >> You really the door if you want to see me come to this. >> No, this isn't how this works. M. You're not in control of this situation. You can already be placed under arrest for resisting. I could break the window and drag you out of the car. I could tase you, but I'm not doing that. I don't even tell you you're going to jail. You just got to work with me. Okay, >> I'm giving you about 30 more seconds. M. >> I just said please. >> Okay. >> And >> After a while, she finally stepped out. But she was still unwilling to listen to the officers leading to the situation that followed. >> Can I have this? >> In just a second. Okay. Thank you. You got to leave that bag in here, though. No, >> Edwards. I cannot say anything. >> Put your hands on your back. Put your hands on your back. Put your hands on your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands You're under arrest. Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> WHAT? >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. >> Put your hands behind. Don't bite me. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. That's for aggravated battery of police officer. That was smart, wasn't it? >> Let go. >> Let go. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Put your hand behind your back, >> mama. >> Put your hand. You're going to get tased. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> You're going to get tased. >> Put your hands behind your back. Stop. >> Your phone. You stupid ass [ __ ] I swear to God. I can't >> And then >> that's exactly what the >> fight. Stop me, bro. >> Stop. Calm down. Calm down. >> After she was cuffed, officers tried to walk her to the squad car, but she fought them the entire way. Eventually, they had to force her inside. >> Let's go. We're going to stand up. Ready? One, two, three. >> Stand up. Let's go. Stand up. Come on. Come on. Stand up. Come on. That's fine. >> So, for me, bro, >> then walk. I'm asking you to walk. Come on. Come on. I'm asking you to walk. Okay, let's go. Come on. I'll carry you then. I don't care. That wasn't very smart though. Someone is not very smart >> because y'all had no reason to put me in half cuz I have already. >> No, I've already seen my car. I don't want to be search. I >> Please get in. Please get in the car. Please get in the car. There's a nice cut out right there. Go ahead and have a seat. Have a seat. Come on. I'm We're going to put you in the car. So, please get in the car. You're not making your case any better. Okay, >> bro. Cuz y'all trying to tell me the law. I done been here and did this all ready, bro. Get >> in the car. Be in the car. >> Give me my keys. Give me mying keys. Even though she was already in the back of the squad car, she continued to scream and cuss at the officers while kicking the door. >> Bro, I swear toing God. I SWEAR TO GOD I ALL YOU CRACK ASS [ __ ] BRO. BRO, BRO, BRO, GET the out of her. >> You can't do it like now cuz we ain't doing nothing. >> But you're still where you can see him. >> It's not necessary. >> I need you to step away from the car for him for a second. >> And I'm glad they recorded. >> So am I. All of them are all of us recorded. Put him in custody, too. Yes, he just said you just listen. Listen, listen. Put your hands behind your back. That's all we're saying. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Get him. You let me go. Listen. You got to relax. Listen. Look. It's me. It's me. Listen. It's me. Put your hands on your back for me. >> Come on. >> I appreciate you. You guys are so lucky. >> I appreciate that. >> You guys are understanding the more time. Okay. >> You're obstructing us. >> You got to You just got to stay working. >> You're going to end up in jail. >> All you have to do is just do what we're asking. Don't get rough. >> You got I'm not I didn't get rough with you. Okay. You got >> There's no need to get tense up when we're trying to talk. Yep. >> All right. >> We're going to walk back here. There's a blue charger here. I SWEAR TO GOD THE POLICE ain't [ __ ] They supposed to BE HERE TO PROTECT US, BUT THESE [ __ ] DOING [ __ ] LIKE THIS. YEAH, RECORD THIS. OH, MY MAMA. Y'ALL STUPID. You racist crack of After searching their car, officers found more alcohol and cannabis inside, leading to citations for multiple passengers inside the car. As for the girl, she was charged with resisting arrest, aggravated assault on a police officer, unlawful possession of cannabis in a vehicle, and expired registration. Let's move on to the next case where a passenger turned a simple traffic stop into full-blown chaos. >> I GOT ZIGG. >> I GOT ZIGGY'S PHONE NUMBER IN HERE FOR YOU. >> I got Ziggy's You have an attitude issue. >> Yeah, I do. On July 30th, 2024, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle after running the plate and noticing the barred status on the driver's license. Here's what happened next. >> Hello. >> Hi. Do >> you have your license, registration, insurance? >> I give you my name. >> What's your name? >> All right. Will you still hop out for me? My dad. No, it's not too serious. >> Why? Cuz you're bar and you're driving. Face stand in front of my car. I said stand in front of my car. >> Put your hands behind your back. Face my car. You going to change your attitude or how bad you want to go to jail? >> I don't want to go to jail that long. >> Well, I don't want to listen to your attitude. >> We are on something serious. You're driving while barred. I'm not affording you any graces today then. If we're going to have an attitude >> for something you did, not me. I didn't tell you to drive and I didn't make your license bar. Let's walk to the back right of my car, please. You have anything on you? >> No. >> Okay. Any pockets? Nothing in your bra that a female will find when she comes here and searches you. All right. Have a seat. This officer got straight to putting the woman in handcuffs and took no BS. Now he returned to the car and checked her passengers. >> All right. What's the scenario here? Do you have a license, sir? >> Okay. Is there anyone that has a license in this car? I I call I can call somebody. What's that? I can call somebody. I can call somebody. Right. >> So you know her license status better than her. I'm not going to sit here and argue with you guys cuz she started off arguing with me already. She's barred. You want to make her situation worse? I can tow this car. I don't care. No. >> None of you have a license. Why would you be able to drive your car? >> This is false. Go ahead. >> Nobody has a valid license. I cannot let you drive. That doesn't make any sense. >> I don't know. Yes sir. Sir, >> if you have a license. >> Yes, sir. >> Sir, please. Man, >> just follow us to Oakidge. Okay. >> I'm not following you to Oakidge. You don't have a license. >> I'm call >> If somebody has a license, by all means, but I can't let you drive if you don't have one. That's the whole point of a driver's license. It's not a driver's license. >> I Is that a driver's license? >> Can we call somebody >> if they're close? Yeah. It will happen to my sister. >> What? >> I haven't decided yet. >> Well, she can either go to jail or not go to jail. And it's based on if I want to not take her to jail. >> I'm not doing this. We'll tow the car. I don't care. >> The decision to tow the car was already made. Nothing was changing that. Yet, the passengers, especially the woman, still felt the need to argue. Brilliant move. >> Yeah. All of you can exit the car and get walking cuz we're towing it. What are you doing with your hands? >> All right, keep your hands there. >> Can I ask something out of the car, please? >> What do you need out of the car? >> Can I ask something out of the car? >> What? >> No, I'm towing you. So, you guys need to get your personal belongings and get out of it. What do you need out of the car? >> Can I Can I ask you something about the car, please? Yeah, you can grab your personal belongings for sure. >> Get the car. >> Nope. >> For what? >> I need you guys to grab your stuff and head out. >> What are you doing with her? >> She's going to jail. >> For what? >> Driving while barred. >> Why? >> Cuz she's driving while barred. >> I'm not arguing with you guys anymore. I I'm not arguing. >> But what she wouldn't >> driving while barred. It's an aggravated misdemeanor. Okay, this is the last chance. You guys can grab your personal belongings and leave or you can all go to jail. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Last chance. I told you she's going to jail for driving while bar >> driving while barred. >> Okay, >> grab your items. >> Last chance. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Even after being told to leave, she refused. Instead, she marched up to the patrol car to talk to the driver without permission. A big mistake that sparked the chaos that followed. You're not going over there. >> Okay, you can go to jail, too. >> I can't go to jail. >> Back up. >> I got to go. I'm going to get hurt. >> Put your hands down. >> I just want to talk to her. I just want to talk TO HER. PLEASE STOP. >> BRO, WHY YOU DOING THAT, BRO? JUST STOP ALWAYS ARGUE WITH THE POLICE. >> STOP ALWAYS ARGUE WITH THE POLICE. ZI, >> CAN Y'ALL JUST GO? JUST LEAVE. >> I JUST WANT TO TELL YOU TO STOP. >> This lady is trying to overdraw out of my back seat. >> Okay, I'm fine. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I know where this is. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I will. Can I >> Put your left hand behind your back. >> I can't turn because you're turning my other arm. >> Your left arm needs to go behind your back. >> Okay, I will. >> Ow, man. >> Stop, bro. >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> I was just talking to >> Back up. You'll get sprayed. Back up now. >> But what did I do wrong? >> Can I talk to you? >> What did I do wrong? >> Yep. Step it up. >> Hands behind your back. >> Do you not? >> I'll sit here and tell you another. You guys take another step forward. You'll get sprayed. >> Listen to me. Connect. What is all THIS ABOUT? CAN Y'ALL JUST GO? IT'S FUNNY HOW THE ONE YELLING in the back of the cop car is actually the only person who showed any sense. She didn't argue much, didn't resist, but now her friend is about to ruin it all with her unhinged and entitled behavior. >> I'm not doing nothing for you to be to be over here doing that. I'm not doing nothing. >> Stop moving. >> I'm just putting my >> No, I don't care. You haven't listened this entire time. >> Great. Take it easy. >> TJ, STOP. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? What is wrong with you? >> Hey, stop. Put your hand behind your back. Stop. >> Stop. Stay right there. Stay right there. Stay with the car. Stay with the car. Stay with the car. Get out of traffic. >> Ridiculous. >> No, I don't think so. >> Well, we'll start with interference now. You want to try to pull out? >> I just talked to I JUST WENT TO THE CORNER TO TRY AND TALK TO HER and then you say I'm a female, bro. Stand up. >> HOLD ON. WAIT, BRO. BE CAREFUL. I DON'T WANT YOU TOUCHING ME. >> Stand up. HEY YO, GRAB MY PURSE. GRAB MY PURSE. >> GRAB MY PURSE. GRAB MY PURSE. GRAB MY PURSE. STOP. Don't take my purse off, bro. Y'all probably >> have a seat. Why you pushing me in there? >> Nobody pushed you. >> You did >> push your feet in. >> YOU DID PUT >> WOW. >> Why y'all pushing me in there? You did >> put your feet in. >> YOU DID PUT >> WOW, that's crazy. >> It's clear this isn't her first runin with law enforcement considering how quickly she slipped out of the handcuffs. >> And 98 What's your name? >> I don't want talk to my lawyer. I don't want to talk. >> What's that? >> Talk to my lawyer. I don't want to talk. That's fine. You can just get an extra charge for it. >> That's fine. I didn't do nothing but just try to talk to my [ __ ] >> While the officer was doing his job, the woman in the back of the squad car began fiddling with the door, trying to find a way out. >> Appreciate you. and 334. Yeah, I'm Sergeant Haz with De Mo Police Department. Okay. >> Okay. So, I just got up here. >> I just tried to talk to her and then she she said, "Oh, yeah. You're going to jail, too." >> Okay. All right. And I will talk to you about that and we can get that all sorted out right now. I need to figure out who you are so you get my name. I know there's no there's no problem for that. But therefore, therefore, >> he arrested somebody else. Not for my I was in the back seat. >> Okay. Who So, what is your name? And my name is T I T. >> Okay. >> No, actually. >> So it's nothing on these. >> T E T C H O N G. Last name B U K. >> What? Should I see the the the the ID you have? >> Well, I wouldn't you know your name without the ID? >> No. What ID you have right now in your hand? >> I have two of them. >> No, my ID is in my purse. >> Yeah, there's two of them. >> Can I see which one so I can show you? Can you just tell me your actual >> T E T C H O N G last name? B U K as G T. >> I have no charges. I have no warrant, no nothing. I'm clean. I'm just moved here. >> I'm May 30. I'm 18. >> All right. >> This woman clearly knew what she was doing. It took officers a full 10 minutes to realize she had slipped out of the cuffs as her agitation kept rising. Let's see. Do you know yourself? >> That's my [ __ ] Put your purse. >> Put my back in my purse. It's not for y'all. Hey, >> she slipped her cuff. >> Huh? >> She slipped her cuff. If she's If she's knocking like that, >> it's none of your be doing that. >> Just roll it a crack for me. >> Yeah. >> I'm not going to hit nobody. I'm going to jail. I accept it. CAN YOU >> MY PURSE? WHERE IS MY PURSE AT? EVERYTHING. Put everything back in my bag. >> I got Z's. Uh, >> don't touch my Put everything back in my bag. >> I GOT Z. EVERYTHING BACK IN MY BAG. >> I GOT ZIGGY'S PHONE NUMBER IN HERE FOR YOU. >> I got Ziggy's phone number in here for you. >> NO, THERE'S NO DRUG. >> WOW, YOU'RE SUCH A kind and polite. >> KEEP IT UP. >> NO. >> The you do my bag for talking. >> You have an attitude issue. >> Yeah, I do the [ __ ] out of here. Beat your ass when I come. >> She did slip her cuff. So, we're gonna finish. >> Put everything back in my bag. If my social's missing and my son's social missing, everything's missing. I swear to God, I'll sue your ass cuz I'm not supposed to be in here. All I did is walk to the back [ __ ] window and yo, poor [ __ ] Yeah, >> watch. >> That shit's over with. >> This [ __ ] is dead. >> Put my back in my BAG AND ZIP IT UP. This [ __ ] is a porn [ __ ] I gave my full name, my last name. Put them back in my bag. I'm not going to hit nobody. I'm not going to touch nobody. If I go to jail, I go to jail. >> It's life, >> right? You're going to get out. Why are your hands in front of you and why you had a handcuff? >> Huh? I took that off my own wrist. >> But I'm not going to hit nobody. I already told y'all. The same thing the my social security my social security everything. Can you please put it back in my bag? >> I don't want it. That [ __ ] gave me that [ __ ] >> It is important. You're exactly right. And we're going to make sure that it does. >> And can I see? >> All right. Super. Go get her. >> What he did to me? >> Yeah. >> And can I get his badge number and everything? >> Absolutely. >> Thank you. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I want you to scoot up and put your hands behind your back in here. >> For what? >> Because somebody want to go over there. She said >> my badge number and everything. >> Yeah, it's going to be on all your arrest paperwork. >> Okay, bring this guy over here now. >> You're not in charge. You're not in control. I'm telling you. >> No, I'm not saying I'm not in control. I want your number right now. >> I'm telling you to lean up there and put your hands behind your back or I'm going to make you do it. >> Not know you are. >> Go ahead. Yep. That'd be great. injury out. >> I'm so you myself. >> But what am I what am I detained for? >> Interference. >> You're not detained. You're under arrest. >> All right. You're going to come with us. >> No. Don't touch me, bro. here, bro. Y weird as hell, bro. >> Well, you're in our custody. >> I DON'T FEEL WEIRD AS HELL. I DON'T FEEL >> LET'S NOT spit while you scream. >> I don't get no on my soul. >> Watch your head. >> Hey, GET IN THERE. WHAT THE [ __ ] >> Your ass off. Congrats off me, bro. Calm down. Please take a picture. >> PLEASE CALM DOWN. >> I'LL GET UP, BRO. >> Why are you kicking? >> That's not working. >> Turn your belly. Lay on your belly. >> That was unnecessary. unnecessary meth. >> I did and she threatened to beat me as well. So, did >> you get killed too? No, I'm good. >> JUST ONE MOVE. >> I CAN GET UP, BRO. EVERYBODY >> OH, NO. You're going to sit on the ground like that. Police, but y'all [ __ ] >> All right, GET IN. >> I'M TRYING TO, BUT Y'ALL LOCK MY FEET UP, RIGHT? AM I RIGHT OR WRONG? >> SCOOCH BACK. >> Oh my god. >> I'M TRYING TO GET UP. I'M SUPPOSED TO GET UP. SCOOT BACK. SCOOT BACK. >> MY LEG, BRO. >> Scooch back. >> Get off. >> The driver was charged with driving while barred, while the female passenger was charged with obstructing official business, assault on a police officer, and harassment. If the police tell you to leave, just leave. Stick around, and you will find yourself like that woman. As officers wrapped up their report on this case, another situation was taking shape. This time involving a woman who thinks the entire neighborhood is her concert in the middle of the night. >> Right there. >> Nope. >> Stay right there. >> If you approach me, I will take you to jail. >> Stay [ __ ] I'm a parillegal. I know the >> Let's go. You're going to jail. Come on. >> Where's my summon? >> Get up. >> You're not a female police officer. You're not supposed to arrest me. >> I CAN ARREST YOU. >> GIVE ME YOUR ARM. >> GIVE ME your arm. On September 13th, 2022, officers responded to a neighborhood in the middle of the night about a noise complaint. Here's what happened next. >> Turn down. >> My dog don't like you. >> I don't really care. Noise ordinance. What time? >> Midnight till 6:00 a.m. >> Why? >> It's a city ordinance. >> Why? >> I don't need to explain why. That's what it is. >> No, you got to tell me why. >> What's the law? >> City ordinance. >> What's the law? >> I just told it to you. >> I want to told I want the whole law. >> No. What's your name? >> What's the whole law? >> What's your name? What's the whole law? >> What's your name? >> What's the whole law? >> What's your name? >> What's the whole law? >> You want to go to jail. >> What's the whole law? >> You want to go to jail. >> What's the whole law? >> City ordinance. Quiet hours between 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. >> You follow. >> You can't tell me the whole law, but you're a police officer. >> That's all I need to know. What's your name? Date of birth, please. >> The officer already sounded exhausted, dealing with her entitled attitude in this hour. And unbelievably, this is only just the beginning of the chaos. >> Why are you here? >> Excessive noise. >> What time? >> 12:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. >> What's the law? Full extent. >> I'll get you the code. City Ordinance 509.01. >> What's your name? >> Number seven. Yep. >> Your name? >> Pagy. Badge number. >> My daughter don't like you. You're not. >> What's your name? >> Not telling me. >> You have to tell me or I'll take you to jail. What's your name and date of birth? >> Jesus Christ. >> What's your real name and date of birth? >> Jesus Christ reincarnated. >> What's your first and last name? >> Chelsea Jane Newman. Can you please spell your first name? >> You should spell it. It's President of the United States. Bill Clinton. >> What's your last name? >> Newman. New man. >> Explain to you. Dispatch, break your name in DOB. >> I work for Bradley Harp Law Law. >> Okay. Chelsea Newman. All right. Chelsea, this is a warning. >> Nothing on me. >> Okay. I just have to attach you cuz we spoke and I'm warning you right now for excessive noise. Okay. I have to come back out. I'm going to get you a ticket. Here's how this could go as well. >> You don't like it? >> You're not allowed. >> Why am I not allowed? >> I just read you >> 509.01 >> permitting excessive norm. >> The whole entire >> I'm not playing your games. I'm telling you. >> Because you're a police officer and YOU DON'T KNOW THE WHOLE ENTIRE LAW. >> I'm telling you if if I come back here for this, you're all right. You're getting a ticket. >> Go ahead. Give me a ticket. >> I will. And if it continues, I'll take you to jail for disorderly. How about that? I'm not screwing around. >> I'm not screwing around either. You're killing people because of their race. >> I was extremely polite with you. >> Yep. The officer had already shown her way more patience than she deserved. And with that entitlement, she turned what could have been a simple warning into a ticket. But believe it or not, it was about to get even worse. Yes. >> You really going to take my daughter from me? >> No. >> How? >> I'm already done. >> How? >> You already done. >> How? >> You already done? >> I haven't done anything to you. >> Look it up. Look it up. >> I I will. I'll look you up. >> Court disorder. >> Okay. Well, I'm sending charges on you for noise ordinance. >> And if it continues, I will take you to jail for disorderly. >> And you're continuing to take my daughter from me. >> 22. Dispatch. White-on-white crime, just like black-on-black crime. >> Can you please log a warning for disorderly? >> Same [ __ ] Y'all don't give a [ __ ] about nobody but your goddamn self. >> Can you change the call card from administrative to noise complaint? >> Do you do you >> look? >> You don't give a [ __ ] about nobody but your goddamn self. >> That's not true. >> Government and everybody don't give a [ __ ] about nobody but their goddamn self. If you don't walk away from my car, I'm going to take you to jail for disorderly. >> You want that? >> Go back to your porch. >> No. >> Go back to your porch. >> Because you're sitting here and you do this to black people and you do this to white people. I'm tired of >> I wouldn't be here if you weren't playing your noise like that. >> You want to know what? I can do what Iinging want. This is a free country, isn't it? God bless America. >> As long as you follow the law. >> God bless America. >> As long as you follow the law. >> God bless America. >> As long as you follow the law. >> God bless America. As long as you follow. >> God bless America. >> I agree with you. I love America. >> God bless America. >> I love America. I love America. >> Yeah, but there's all these walls preventing us to have a good time. Y'all want us to work at 4:00 in the morning when we shouldn't be working at 4:00 in the morning. So, y'all >> go back to your porch. >> You know what? The goddamn government. >> Okay. What a delight. Truly a shining example of a model citizen. Really makes you wonder how she ever lost custody of her children. >> My dog don't even like you. Don't even come up here. >> A lot of dogs like me. So, I'm going to explain this to you. You're going to get a summon in the mail. Okay. That's going to be how you're going to handle this. All right. >> No, I want the summons right now. >> It has to go through the prosecutor's office. So, you're going to get a summon in the mail. You are being charged with violating state ordinance. That's all I'm going to say about it. If I have to come back out, I'm going to take I will take >> Stay right there. I will take you to jail. >> Nope. STAY RIGHT THERE. STAY RIGHT THERE. >> I don't listen. No. >> Stay right there. >> Nope. >> Stay right there. >> Nope. >> Stay right there. >> Nope. >> Stay right there. >> If you approach me, I will take you to jail. >> Stay right there. >> If you approach me, I will take you to jail. >> You're giving me a summon right now. You're supposed to give me a summon right now. >> No, I'm not. >> I want the ticket right now. >> It's not a ticket. It's a summon. >> I want the ticket right now. >> It's not a ticket. You'll get something in the mail. >> Ticket right now. >> I can't. It's not a ticket. [ __ ] >> It's charges. I'm sending charges. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm a parillegal. I know the facts. >> Okay. >> With all the chances she was given, you'd think she'd take the hint. But even the most patient cop has limits, and she's about to hit them. >> I'm about to go. >> Where's my tunnel? Let's go. You're going to jail. Come on. >> Where's my summon? >> Get up. >> Where's my summon? >> Get up. Get up. You're going to jail. You're going to jail. Get up. You are going to jail. Stop fighting me. Stop fighting me right now. Stop fighting me. >> You're not a female police officer. You're not supposed to arrest me. >> I can arrest you. >> You're not a female police officer. You're not supposed to touch me. I don't have to do this. >> You're not supposed to touch me. You're not supposed to touch me. You're not supposed to touch me. You're not supposed to touch me. >> You're not supposed to touch me. >> I can touch you. I can >> YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO TOUCH ME. >> You're going to jail. >> You're not supposed to touch me. You're not supposed to touch me. >> You're not supposed to touch me. He's touching me. >> Stop resisting. Stop. Stop resisting. Still thinking she was in control, she kept up the performance, demanding a female officer, claiming he had no right to arrest her and blaming him for everything. >> Give me your arm. >> You're choking me. >> I'm not I'm not putting any pressure on your upper body. >> You're choking me. >> Give me your arm. >> You're choking me. You're choking me. >> Give me your arm. >> You're choking me. >> Give me your arm. >> You're choking me. >> Give me your arm. >> You're not supposed to be touching me. You're a male officer. That's not HOW THIS WORKS. >> TOUCH ME. YOU'RE A MALE OFFICER. >> GIVE ME your arm. >> You're not supposed to be touching me. YOU'RE A MALE OFFICER. >> Give me YOUR ARM. >> YOU'RE RAPING ME. >> I AM NOT. >> YOU'RE raping me. >> You're resisting arrest. >> You're raping me. >> You're resisting. >> YOU'RE RAPING ME. >> You're resisting. >> You're raping me. >> Rape. >> GIVE ME YOUR ARM. >> RAPE. >> GIVE ME YOUR ARM. >> Give me your arm. >> Stop resisting me. >> No. Stop resisting. >> No. >> Stop resisting. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop resisting. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop resisting it. Stop. >> Stop hurting me. >> Stop hurting me. >> You're hurting me. You're about to break my arm. >> Stop fighting me. >> You're breaking my arm. I want my phone. We're 21. >> I want my phone. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against your court of law. >> The right time of attorney have with you during questioning. >> I want my lawyer. >> Attorney won't be appointed for you. >> Prior to questioning if you wish. >> I want my lawyer. You can exercise these rights at any time during our interaction. >> I want my lawyer >> and cease to answer any question. >> I want my lawyer. >> Do you understand your rights? >> I want my phone and I want to call my lawyer. >> No, you'll get a phone call to the jail. >> I got to have my phone to be able to contact my lawyer. >> The jail has a phone. >> I don't have his phone number. >> Well, >> after putting her in handcuffs, the officer then escorted her to the squad car. >> Okay. I'm going to sit you up. Okay. We're going to sit up. All right. >> You're hurting. >> Okay. Let's sit up. Okay. >> All right. Do you want to stand up? >> I want my lawyer. >> Do you have anything on you? I'm going to stand up. >> I want my phone. >> I'm going to stand you up. Okay. >> I want my phone. That's >> I want you to go this way under your knees. Okay. >> I want my I want my phone that is on the floor. >> Stand up. Okay. I'll get your phone. It'll come with you. Okay. Here. It will go with you. Okay. Listen. I'm not I'm not all too inclined to play nice with you right now. Would you mind just come step over my car right here? >> Yeah. >> We're right here. >> Really do not have to be like that at all. >> Stand here and face the 911 for me, please. She's going to search you. >> You have anything on you at all right now that we haven't found. Okay. You take anything into the jail without you telling us about it right now, it's called conveyance and it'll be a felony. We don't want that. Okay. >> I don't have anything. >> Okay. All I was doing is drinking beer and trying to have a good night. >> I understand. >> Give you multiple warnings. >> Chelsea, do you have any injuries? Do you need to be checked out by a squatter? >> My wrist hurts. >> Is it too tight? >> Because you're putting it too tight. >> Is it too tight? Which one? my left. >> Okay, here's what we'll do. I'm going to unbuckle you. If you rotate your hands over towards me, I'll loosen up the left one. Okay, >> go ahead and face that direction. I'll loosen it up for you. Okay, >> I'm going to lose my dog again, and he's an emotional support animal. You're doing me wrong. >> Does that feel better? >> No. >> I can get a finger in there. Okay, that's pretty generous. >> I understand. Maybe she's just turn around and sit down. It'll be fine. >> It's a short drive. Okay. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and noise ordinance violation. Don't be loud in the middle of the night. You may get a fine of up to $1,000 and even get arrested like this woman right here. Moving on to the next case where this woman exploded in rage over $100. >> Yes, I do. I have money. I HAVE MONEY. >> I HAVE MONEY. >> On November 6th, 2021, officers responded to a family dispute involving 24year-old Alicia Webb, who went to her mother's house and falsely accused her family members of stealing her $100. And it didn't take long for the officers to realize just how much chaos they were walking into. >> Okay, fine. >> Where at? Where at? You don't know. If you don't tell me, you can't you ain't getting it. >> Y'all 5 seconds before I go back inside. Four. Three. >> There's someone in there. I don't remember. >> Someone in what? Kitchen. Bathroom. Living room. Living room. >> Living room. Two. >> One. Zero. I got right now right now. >> Oh, is this it right here? >> IS THIS IT? >> STOP. I tell you who is it. Too crazy. >> It's not it. >> How you know? >> Okay. >> Oh, you got your shoes. You got the purse. Oh. or or jacket. Whichever jacket >> you got the jacket. >> No. >> All right. All right. Fine. Here's here's your purse. Grab your um your slides and and you you have to go. All right. Come on. >> I need my jacket. >> She said you don't you don't have a jacket. >> I do have a jacket. A Nike jacket. >> A Nike jacket. What color? >> Black. Officers tried everything to get her to leave, even offered help. But once she ran out of excuses, she snapped and went full Karen meltdown. >> You want to You want to ride to safe harbor, hun? Have you ever want to go safe harbor? >> Do you want to go safe harbor? It's a safe place to go. >> It's a shelter. You be indoors out of the cold. >> She'd be wearing a jacket. >> Okay. Is this yours? >> It's not a [ __ ] jacket. >> That's a jacket. That's what she be wearing. >> No, not your jacket. It's your jacket. That's better than nothing. >> My jacket is your jacket. >> My jacket. >> Are you going to leave? >> Are you going to to to leave? >> Yes. When I get about the rain? >> No. No. Let's go now. Let's go now. Well, take take this instead. Take this instead. Let's go. Come on. >> No. Cuz I have my money. I have my money in my jacket to survive. >> You don't have any money, you know. >> YES, I DO. I HAVE MONEY. I HAVE MONEY. >> I HAVE MONEY. >> I HAVE MONEY. I have money. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get off OF HER. >> OH, SHE HIT OFFICILL. It's all right. Roll on the back. Roll on the back. Stop the ball, bro. That's right. That's right. >> Alicia, stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Just put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. Stand up. >> Stand up. Okay, we got a bat Leo. >> I think I don't ever have children. >> Okay. Uh, stand her up. >> Did she get a kid? >> She was. >> All right. You want me to go get my shackles? >> No. >> Okay. Stand up. >> After the meltdown and assaulting officers, she was finally cuffed. But knowing her, the circus was just getting started. Shout out to the brother for actually backing the cops. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Wait. Roll her out to her side. >> Roll to your side. >> Pull your knees up. Bicia. >> Pull your knees up. >> I'm going to have to drag you. I I don't want I don't want to hurt her. That's the thing. Just >> stand up. Come on. Stand up. Stand up. Okay. >> Yeah. Uh we're going to take it to my car. Hold on. You want to get some money? Another unit 85? >> Yeah. All I want is my $100. >> Say stand up. >> All you say stand up. >> Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> Oh, you know what? She wants to stay up. >> They're talking to you over and over again. >> Don't get your turn. Come on, bro. I want to talk to my sister. >> She has no pop. >> I haven't been for a week. >> I know that [ __ ] BE ALL RIGHT. >> STOP. NO. in my face and act like >> Relax. Calm down. Relax. >> Yeah. >> I don't >> I don't pass nobody. >> Are you going to stand up so we can put you in the car? >> Are you going to get up and walk? She's not getting up over. >> While she was having a breakdown on the ground, her brother gave her some scolding she desperately needed. >> That That was a That was a swift kick. >> Look at you now. You finished sitting up for like 8 10 months for kicking him. >> This your mine. >> It's up to the state attorney. >> Yo, what is >> Can you stand up, PLEASE? STOP. Calm down. >> Calm down. >> Stop being calm down in the rehab. All you got to do is chill out. >> I'll be at the jobs. I'll be off. >> You could HAVE >> ALL I ASKED WAS CAN I GET MY $100 so I could leave. I wouldn't be straight. >> You're not going to be straight with $100 and you know that. >> $100. >> 200 more dollars. >> $200 more dollars. Not going to do anything. >> Okay. But it's money in my pocket that I I I have to stay here. >> You do that ain't nothing. What? One night in the hotel? >> At least that's what started it all. But it's way more than that now because of your actions. So, no sense in talking about the money anymore. >> Do you want to go ahead and stand up and walk over to the car? >> Right now, we're waiting for more officers so we can take you over there. >> And you're going to be >> a lot easier on you if you just walk over there. >> You don't want to be carried. It's not going to be comfortable, especially with your hands tied behind your back. >> All you got to do is chill out. You supposed to be my big sister. You acting like my little sister. >> Stand up. Stand up. JUST STAND UP. $100. >> YES, I need that. >> Can I get money? >> Hey, can I get $100? All right, I'm going to leave. >> Oh, you have money. Why should you just give it to me? >> Sit up on your feet. Stand up on your feet. $5 on your feet. On your feet. On your feet. On your feet. Come on. >> You took my $13. Really? >> You you you can really >> like you doing the most to yourself. You a have to do all of that. >> You supposed to be showing example. You not even showing one. This whole year been awful for you. >> And I tell you every time I tell you I said Lily, you get out there be you straight go get your job. I said you come out and do the same thing. >> I've been trying to have >> I said you I said you go out I said if you go out if you come out and do the same thing you going to end up back in the same place. You come out and you do the same thing. >> Everything I've been telling you come true. But >> everything I've been telling you, all I asked was, "Can I get my $100 so I can go?" >> You should have been to that point. >> You should have done a beat Saturday. You should be at >> After the backup arrived, they now escorted her to the squad car where she didn't forget to throw one last tantrum. >> You don't even stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Come up. >> You don't act like this. >> You don't act like this. You don't act like this >> because I'm stressed. I'm trying to put together >> and I've been helping you, right? I've been helping you, right? No, who's just >> I got Yeah, I'll be I'll be right back. I got to get your info. >> Put your shoes on. >> Put Put your shoes on. Come on. >> If you want them, otherwise we'll >> If not, you can go barefooted. >> All right. >> All right. Let's roll. >> Stop. Stop. Hey, relax. Relax. Calm down. Relax. Stop. Come on. We're going to go to my car. >> Got something. See in the car in the car went around. >> You are. You better chill out and relax. Stand in the car. Stop resisting. >> Don't make me shackle you. >> If I do. >> She was later taken to the hospital. After being cleared, she was then taken to jail. While the officer was offering her some compassion, she returned that by throwing a cup at him. In the end, she was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, and assault on a law enforcement officer. It is to be noted that 6 months earlier, the woman was arrested for aggravated battery, also at her mother's house for punching her mother in the face and hitting her with a large cooking skillet. About 7 months later, she was caught with another person after they carjacked and kidnapped someone at gunpoint. On March 20th, 2024, she pleaded guilty to all three charges and was sentenced to 3 years in prison, followed by two years of probation. With such toxic behavior, it's no wonder she got that long list of charges. Remember, don't act like her. Moving on to the next case where a woman thought she knew the law, the officer taught her otherwise. >> Get away from me. >> Send me another unit. >> Come here. >> Come here. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> On April 15th, 2025, an officer on patrol in New Mexico conducted a traffic stop on a gold jeep driving in the bike lane, repeatedly drifting between lanes. Here's what the officer did next. >> That was okay. You want to open your door? So, I'm officer lock city. Reason for a stop is your headlights weren't on when you left. >> Um, >> it's okay. Um, >> yeah. I mean, they're on now, but I don't know if it's a short. And then also too, you were you're riding in the bike lane, too. You were traveling in the bike lane >> when I first >> Well, right here on 180. Were you on your phone or something? Okay. Well, I saw I saw you travel in the bike lane. >> I did not. >> On the road. >> You have all your paperwork, you driver's license, registration, insurance. >> What's going on? >> $100 walk out. I have to pay $100. >> $100 walk out? Really? Where's that at? Where's work at? Okay. So, this one is old, so you can throw that one away. Do you have your most current form of insurance? This is actually expired when you work. >> Would that come to get him to text me? >> If not, I mean, I'm willing to I'm willing to work with you and just give you a fixer ticket. I don't I have I don't think >> that doesn't go against your record. >> All right. So, why why are you doing that? Let's come back here and then we'll we'll finish the rest of our business back here. >> Wait, is that why? >> That way I'm not coming back and forth and asking you for information. >> Yeah, I just >> You're not what? >> Why is that? on the sidewalk. >> Well, you're we're going to be over here on the sidewalk, not on the road. >> And I'd actually prefer you to to enter your vehicle and come back here with me. Like I said, that way I'm not coming back and forth. >> You are, man. You are. Yes, you are. Yes, ma'am. There's United States law. >> Yes, there is, man. So that looks like registration to me. This was just a simple traffic stop that should have ended with a ticket. But nope. Instead of keeping things peaceful, the woman grew more and more uncooperative, turning a calm stop into unnecessary chaos. I am tired of having >> And like I said, I want to do our business here. >> You can learn my stuff and then you can fix it. >> Okay. >> Well, why is that? >> I don't have to. >> You do have to hire me. Hold on. What are you doing? What are you doing? >> I don't have my door. >> Open this. >> Don't touch. >> Open this. >> Open this. >> Get away from me. >> Give me another unit. Come here. >> Dad, Steve, >> come here. You're not going to shut the door. Stop. >> Come here. Come here. I'LL BE RIGHT. COME HERE. >> Come here. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get your hands off. >> No. >> Get out OF THE VEHICLE. >> STOP. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> No, you won't. Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. >> Vehicle. I dare you. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. >> Hurry up. Get out of the vehicle. >> Even after getting tased, she still refused to get out. And the moment the officer dragged her from the car, she switched straight into full victim mode. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> You need to get away from >> Get out of the vehicle right now. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. Stop. I'm on the ground >> on a fuckway with a psycho. >> Look away. Look away. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> There's something. There's something. I can't breathe. >> Pissing her pants is one thing, but blaming the officer for it, she's an absolute joke. And to top it off, she actually thought she could demand to bring along her stuff to jail. >> Wait. >> Nope. There's no way. >> Made me piss myself. PLEASE WAIT A SECOND. THERE'S HUMANITY. >> You just hang up. On three. 1 2 3. >> Can you not step on my glasses? >> Yep. >> Can I have my phone? >> No. Can you pick it up out of the room? >> Stay right there. >> Everything's a unlock a unit. >> Can I at least get my purse and my phone? >> Please unlock a unit, bracelet. >> Yeah, I did. >> Can you believe I just got out of work? I just went home. >> Well, you shouldn't be doing things like that. >> I was doing what? >> I opened the door. >> Stay right there. Face taste the >> I have absolutely nothing on except this now. >> Okay, >> that door is broken. >> Okay, hold on. Are you wearing a bra? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have anything in your bra? >> No. >> Okay. I'm going to search you with the back of my hand. Okay. >> It's broken. >> Sit there. >> It doesn't work. >> Okay, you'll figure it out. >> Okay. I have pee. >> I have I know. Sit in there. I don't want to get in your car. >> No, it's plastic. >> I never done this before. >> Can I have my phone in my purse? >> No, you do not. >> You'd think an arrest would be a wakeup call. Instead, she's convinced she knows her rights better than the officer. That confidence is about to get corrected. >> You're under arrest now. >> You haven't arrested my rights. >> We don't have to. I'm not going to >> arrest me. >> That's correct. Sit back. >> Yes, you do. >> I'm going to educate you. >> I can't sit back. >> Hold on. I'm going to I'm going to lock your car. Step out again. >> I'm going to educate you something. Okay. >> All right. Educate. >> Am I interrogating you? >> I guess. >> No, I'm not. Am I asking you any incriminating questions? >> No. >> No, I'm not. Okay, then. >> I said no. >> And y'all think my 110 lb self is a threat? >> No. We want to go home at night. >> I do too. >> Okay. And you're going >> you you may you may not go home tonight, but you will go home. >> Hold on. >> Okay. I I did not consent to search. >> They're not searching your car. >> Yes, he is. What is he doing? >> Ask her where that bag is that she threw. >> Something you shouldn't have. No, I have nothing. I was getting off work. I was going to home. I had a shitty night. >> Do something that's supposed to face the table. >> I had a shitty night. I had a $100 walk out of a customer. I had to pay and that kind of sucked. And I was just going home and he wanted me to get out and stand on the sidewalk and I wasn't comfortable with that. >> You're required to. Okay. Easy. I can't sit back these on. >> Try your best. >> Now is the time to read her rights. Read something. >> This is not now. I think you're going to read. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. So what what happened on that? >> He pulled me over. He said I was in the bike lane. I just left the Chinese palace. >> Okay. So when I turned out I may have touched my lane. He said I did it twice. I didn't think I did. He asked me to get out and come back to his car. I wasn't comfortable with that. As far as I knew I didn't have to. >> Okay. You were required to. >> Well, just just so you know. >> Okay. Well, I didn't think I was. >> So that was my mistake. >> What? >> So my car door is my window's broken. So I just shut the door. >> That's fine. and he reached in, unbuckled my seat belt, tased me. >> Okay. >> I All I was trying to do was get my insurance information. >> Okay. So, what is all over your pants? >> Uh where I probably where I pissed myself and where he threw me on the ground. >> Have you had any alcohol? >> No, I've been at work. >> Any marijuana, prescription medications? >> No, nothing. I take a blood test, breath, whatever. I'm I'm asking you because off of my observations, your eyes are very bloodshot and red. >> I've been at work all night. I'm a waitress. >> Okay. >> I served probably 300 people tonight. I am very tired. >> Okay. >> Very tired. >> Okay. >> I mean, my eyes I mean it could be allergies. I don't know. But I have had nothing. >> Okay. >> Except a dream right now. >> Okay. And you haven't consumed any of the open containers that are in your >> No, those are from last time we went camping. I'm not cleaning my Jeep out cuz the door is broken. I need to take the door off to get into that pocket of the hole to clean it all out. I don't even have passengers in there, obviously. >> So, what did this officer see with you in your hand that you she that you threw out of your hand at some point? >> I've never thrown anything out of my hand. >> You didn't have anything on your person that you weren't supposed to. >> The bags. >> Yes, there was baggies underneath. >> She had baggies. >> There was two. Okay. It's all on body cam, man. So, I don't whatever you want to say. >> See that? >> And then you tossed one bag like that behind your head. >> I have it. >> Yes, you did. >> How? I'm driving a stick shift. I did not. >> Once I was pulling you out and you were refusing to get out and I was pulling on your legs. You grabbed the one bag and you threw it behind you. >> My phone was in the seat next to me. I was trying to get to my phone. Even if I had anything, all I was thinking about was my phone. I have nothing. Search for baggies. Search for whatever. There is a weed pin in my cigarette case that I don't use driving. I'm going just going to come home and smoke a bowl and go to bed. That was all I planned on doing tonight. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting an officer, assault on a peace officer, failure to maintain lane, and no proof of insurance. When things are peaceful, let it be peaceful. Don't start freaking out like this woman and get yourself into handcuffs. Starting with this couple who terrorized an entire shopping mall. >> You're not leaving. I need >> You're touching me. You're touching me. That's assault. Assault. >> It's not assault. >> Assault. >> I got a lawsuit against y'all. You want to add to the lawsuit? >> You what? >> I got a lawsuit against y'all. Keep acting. >> On April 26th, 2024, officers responded to a shopping mall regarding a couple threatening people. Here's what happened next. Come here. Come here, please. We're in the SoCo and they're ignoring my plans to stop. >> Come here, please. >> No. >> What do you mean no? >> No. >> Please do not talk to them right now. I need to deal with them. >> Okay. You're not leaving. I need >> You're touching me. You're touching me. That's assault. >> It's not assault. >> It's assault. >> It's assault. You're touching me. Put your hands on me. >> These people, come over here. refusing to stay where I'm at. And >> I don't got to. It's called [ __ ] puppet. >> Nope. >> Yep. Stupid. >> I can follow you all day. >> No car. That's your dog. >> Yep. >> Are we? >> Yep. >> Jo. I'm going to So good job. >> Thank you. I got a lawsuit against y'all. You want to add to the lawsuit? >> You what? I >> already got a lawsuit against y'all. Keep acting. >> Oh, do you? Who? Not against me. You don't >> against the police department though. >> Hey, don't call it. We don't. >> The entitlement of these two was off the charts. Also, what did they think walking would do? Maybe they thought that if they walked away, the cops would forget about it and leave them be. Sadly for them, it's not going to happen. somebody to verify a crime as well. >> You need a gravitation. >> They're running westbound towards the interstate. >> I appreciate you. >> I ain't verified a crime yet. So, there's my problem. >> Director of the mall. >> I'm the director AT THE MALL. >> YOU ARE. >> Come with me. >> There is a song. Uh he he said that he was going to security officer and uh there was no apparent reason. >> Come on, man. Right here. Right here. Here. Come here. I'm getting the left one, man. I'll take off. Here come my [ __ ] handcuff on >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I'm trying to help you stupid. You want >> roll under your stomach. >> All right. Say, please roll on your stomach. If you move, I want to hit you in the neck, dog. >> Roll under your stomach. >> Your stomach's going to be dog pit. >> You understand me? >> Hey, if I call 911, you going to pop up, right? >> Roll onto your stomach. >> I see your face. Roll. Okay, I see your face. Roll onto your stomach. >> It don't matter. I can [ __ ] up anytime. You got to roll. Roll. Force about roll. >> Roll onto your stomach. I am put >> you get down. Stop trying to break my arm. I ain't going to do [ __ ] >> You stop or y'all break my [ __ ] and [ __ ] on your back >> cuz y'all ain't being nice. >> Hey, get the [ __ ] off me. Hold. >> All right. Here. >> Hey, bro. Don't grab my dick. Yes, >> I am. >> I'm doing this. >> All right. >> So, what's the problem? >> On to your >> As the officers tried to put the man in handcuffs, he continued to resist with every strength he had, making the arrest even harder. >> What's the problem? What I'm detained for? What I've been arrested for? >> You are being detained for an investigation. >> What investigation? >> Something that happened in the mall. I don't have to explain myself further. >> Where I'm at? I'm at the mall. >> Nope. So this part of the camera, right? >> I'm not going to explain further. >> Where your body count at? >> I'm not going to explain where your body, >> dude. Turn the [ __ ] over. Just get hand roll on your stomach. >> I need to tell the [ __ ] Look, I to you these [ __ ] You keep talking to your stomach. >> I am for you. You want me to roll over? You don't be nice. Why you talking you? >> Hell no. >> Roll onto your stomach. >> You asked me. Okay, here you go. Here you go. >> Roll onto your stomach. >> You said you asked. I am tell him let go my arm. >> I can't go >> right onto your stomach. >> Get off the other side. Go the other side. >> Here you go. Here you go. Thank you. 911. will be calling. >> Y'all will pop up. What the [ __ ] you doing? I'm smart. Y'all got to pop up. >> Stay seated. >> Why girls? I mean off the ground. No, never mind. I got Leave me alone. Go back to business. Going back to business, Jack assies. >> So I do, but my [ __ ] car >> that [ __ ] there. Jew. Start with you. >> Even after the handcuffs were on, he still thought he could whine about his rights. >> We'll talk about it in a minute. >> Who you are a civilian? >> I'm going to tell you one time. Do not stand up. >> Hey, is he a civilian? >> Do not stand up. >> Is he a civilian? >> I don't know who you're talking about. The >> white shirt. >> I have no idea who he is. You got him. I'm going up. Good. I might do. >> Yeah. Why? Why? Well, you resisted for about 5 minutes. >> I didn't resist it. Y'all had me pinned. I told I would help you. >> No, that's not how this works. >> Yes, I did. >> I ain't telling [ __ ] Y >> I said you're detained. You pulled away. >> You pulled away. >> I had them in snow mode and I was telling them to stop and they said, "Please stop." He said, "No." Yeah, cuz y'all got no right to touch me. So the fact that you touched me cannot determine that handcuff. >> Yes, I can. No, >> I'm a citizen. That's my first amendment. >> So you violated my first amendment, my fifth amendment. >> It's so I do. >> Shut up. You're just making yourself. >> Look at my record, fool. >> Why? You've been arrested. Then you should know that. >> Guess what? I know a lawyer. Real good, fool. Yes. >> As for the woman, she's just as entitled as her man. All right. What is your question? >> Uh, what's going on? >> What? >> What's going on? >> Okay. So, you can readilically understand English. Am I correct in this? You spoke English your whole life. Right. >> In Spanish, yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Both languages. >> Do you understand the rights I read to you earlier? Not that you understand the situation cuz I haven't explained most of that. >> Funny cuz I didn't do anything. I'm really like confused. I work at the mall. I work at Go ahead. >> Let me let me explain it to you. But I need that clear to you before I explain it to you cuz you're going to ask questions and I'm going to ask questions. We're going to go back and forth and sir, >> I need everything to be clear. So, a situation happened at the mall. >> Pretty much as part of our investigation, we have the right to detain people who are part of that. So when the officer told comes up to you and says stop and you walk away, you walk in the snow cone, you walk out of the snow coat, you keep walking down the street, >> that gives us probable cause to arrest you for resisting without violence. When you're given a lawful order to stop, you have to stop. >> I know that >> what? >> No, I didn't know that, but I don't know. >> Okay. You don't No one's ever told you if a police officer tells you to stop, you have to stop. >> If you're not guilty, no. >> So you just get to determine that you didn't commit a crime? >> No, sir. So we how do how do you explain this to me? How do we investigate a crime if anybody can just walk away at any particular point? >> Exactly. So we have to be able to detain someone to do that. Right. >> Exactly. >> So we have to be able to physically force them to stop. Now, as I read your rights to you, you don't have to talk to us, but we have to be able to identify you, have witnesses identify you, and conduct an investigation in relative calm, which doesn't really work if you're walking away and and not following commands to do so. Okay? So, you understand all of it. Okay. So, basically, at any point, did anyone say anything about a gun inside the mall? >> Neither one of us. No. >> So, someone else said something about a gun. >> Yeah. the that's I was like he literally this okay I'm not trying I'm not laughing at you this is like really pathetic I work in the mall so this is the second time that dude the tall dude the main the the owner so he had an issue like they don't even know who we are that's why I was like that's kind of stupid so >> my parents are >> why did he have an issue with you >> because of him I didn't do anything >> so you're just sitting there and you just >> No problem if you look at the video I promise you I'm sitting in the nursing room I'm waiting on my best friend I have to go to work I'm not so he's like pulling on the door. So I text him like, "Yo, I'm changing." You see all these clothes? I'm changing my clothes so I can go to work. I have to ride a bike to go to Hotel Indigo. I work for Hotel Indigo. As matter of fact, you can see my uh my uh badge name badges in there. So I'm like I'm walking out. They're like So we left like they instructed. So he like he likes to play games or whatever. But when they said leave, we left. That's why you see us crossing the street. We go there every day. Like we don't bother anything. >> Were you guys wearing masks when you were wandering around in the mall? >> We wear mask every day. But not in the mall. No. >> Okay. >> I want I wear one when I came outside. She seen me pull it up. >> Okay. >> All right. So, no one you you two didn't mention a gun, but someone else did. >> Yeah. The dude the dude that worked. >> When did he when did he say that? >> He said that in the mall. When we were in the mall. So, when he was following us, he was like, "Oh, if you leave call police or I'll shoot you." What? Why would you shoot us if we're walking away? That's why they did all that scene. That's the second This is the second time this happened. >> Well, that doesn't make any sense. Like why would they do that to you? >> Because then he wants to play. He doesn't know who I am. He know he he's know exactly who we are. >> Okay. But why you like does he not like you? >> He doesn't >> like why why were he just single? >> He's not going to tell you this. So when I was with my home girl, which is one of his uh people's daughter, he was trying to talk to me. So you felt some type of way because he said something to you about trying to holler at his wife, his fiance. So you're mad because I don't want to talk to you. >> That's not a place. This is a place of business. I work there. I was like, I help my friend at the kiosk. She she sews hats. We sit there. He sees me all the time. So I was like, the fact that you blew this. I left just when you said leave. We left. >> So >> all right. >> She told me that when she was out there, put your hands behind your back. Yes, ma'am. Put my hands Stop moving. >> You were You were fine. >> Got a bunch of problems from that one. All right. So how old are you? I'm 26. >> 26. >> All right, hang out. >> The couple was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and aggravated assault. When officers are responding to a serious complaint, compliance is your only offramp. You can't argue your way out of an arrest in the moment. The more you fight reality, the heavier the legal consequences become. 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.