Why are you acting like a black girl? >> What did you say? >> He said I'm acting like a black girl. >> I'm a white woman from New York and I do not appreciate this [ __ ] >> ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING >> [screaming] >> WRONG. I WANT TO BE RELEASED. >> YOUR BODY CAM IS ON? Is your body cam on? Turn the body cam on now. It looks like they're on here. >> Don't touch me. You don't got to touch me. You don't got to touch me. You don't got to touch me. You don't got to touch >> You can't do that. >> Ma'am, you got to turn around. >> All right. >> Okay. I got somebody got hit by a car, ma'am. I said registration short card. License, registration, short card. >> Don't touch me. Get up. Don't you [ __ ] stop touching me. What are you doing? >> It's shocking how quickly pure stupidity can turn a minor situation into a full-blown arrest. Spoiler alert, it never ends well. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's cases of cops versus dumbest Karens who ended up in handcuffs for pure stupidity. Starting with this poopy Karen who got arrested for her disgusting action. >> What I saw was her reaching in the back of her pants, pulled it out, smeared it on the ground. I walked by there. She was walking down the street and with that hand gesturing like playing >> It's June 6th, 2026 and cops get to this mall regarding a filthy disturbance and beware, some of you might gag while watching this case. >> Brandy >> I got to take my clothes off. I had a hot accident. >> Let's just talk, okay? Let's just talk. >> All right, well, I do got my stuff. I'm just trying to rinse my [ __ ] off. Who's all over my stuff? >> Brandy, what's going on? >> Yeah. >> I need I need to rinse that poop off of me. >> Yikes, that's disgusting. The officers are going to need a hazmat suit to handle this one. >> Brandy, hurry up. >> I'm going to the bathroom. Please stop touching me. >> All right, you coming out or am I opening this door? Okay, am I opening the door or are you coming out? What's that? >> As the cops are dealing with Miss Poopy Karen, another officer's outside taking a statement from the staff. >> Did you see her throwing poop at someone? >> What I saw was her reaching in the back of her pants, pulled it out, smeared it on the ground. I walked by there. She was walking down the street and with that hand gesturing like flinging. >> Yeah, so this woman was walking down this street out here. We were standing in the store and we could hear her screaming. And so of course we look out and she there was three black balls walking on this street and she was like screaming the N-word at them. She thought she knew them. Like she was like, "Brandy, Brandy, try to act like you don't know who I am." And kept calling them the N-word. >> On this street? >> On this street, yeah, right on this street. And then we were standing at that store. We came in here and the next thing you know we heard her yelling and I was like, "Oh [ __ ] that brought me back up the street." >> Okay. >> And so then she came up here. >> Ah, yes, a racist poop-throwing Karen. This is going to make a fine addition to my Karen Bingo card collection. All jokes aside, after a while the woman finally goes out of the toilet. >> Uh did we ask her to the car yet? >> Huh? >> Did we ask her to the car? >> I don't >> Oh, okay. You have your ID with you, Brandy? >> No, I don't. >> Well, obviously we know who you are, but just in case let's just get your information. Brandy Y 8, right? >> Yeah, Brandy Y 8. >> How do you spell Y 8? >> Y A T E S. >> So, Brandy, what happened down there? >> Well, I just went to the bathroom or I don't know, maybe I had heatstroke or something. >> No, we have multiple sayings that you were wandering around with the poop in your hands. >> And then >> had a poop in my hands. I like grabbed that and tried to stop it from falling all over my privates. >> So, it just fell out of you? Why didn't you You couldn't hold it any longer? >> Yeah, cuz I mean it was hitting me. >> Oh, okay. That's why it was loose and it was falling out. >> it was like shoving the poop inside me. >> So, once you took it out, what did you do with it? >> It fell out of my pants. >> Uh-huh, and then? >> it just fell out. It was on the ground. >> And you picked it up? >> I got rid of it. >> And what did you do with it? >> Threw it away. >> Threw it away? Okay, that's it? >> This might be the most unhinged conversation we've heard in these kind of body cam videos, and props to the cop for keeping a straight face after listening to that. >> Bunch of people were offended by your actions. >> Okay. >> So, you have to come with us. Okay? Turn around with your hands behind your back. Can you stand normally? Come on. Brandy, you got to walk, okay? >> Is this thing yours? >> Yep. >> We'll take the elevator. >> Yep. Yep. >> Imagine people coming out from the elevator. >> Yep. Yeah. >> All right, Brandy. Come on, let's go. >> Should we go to the back or what? >> The car is out front. >> That's fine. >> Okay, come on. >> Grab her other arm. >> This one's right here. Hold on, sir. You want to take that? >> things in my car. >> A what? >> Like the tiger things you put on your seats. >> Can you bring it to me? Yeah, I'll take them. >> I put that key thing or whatever in there. >> I got the the guy's phone number. I'll put it in his profile. >> Oh, yay. >> Um that will work. >> But there was another disorderly But there was another disorderly that we were made aware of while you were gone. >> Oh. And then I think she needs medical clearance. >> Why? >> I don't know. The way she's behaving. >> Second answer you can cross So yeah, we're going to put her in the squad car. >> After setting up some protection on the seat, the officers put her inside the squad car. >> Okay, ready? >> Can you get me a trash bag? >> Okay, lift your arm on this side. >> Come on, Brandy. Stand up. >> Come on, Brandy. >> Get up. Don't resist. >> I'm not. Stop. >> What do you want to do, resist? >> I said stop. >> Okay, sit then. Brandy. >> Brandy, sit up. Act like a grown up. >> My name's not Brandy. >> Okay, Miss Butterfly. >> My name's not Butterfly either or Miss. >> What's your name then? What's your name? >> What's your name? >> How would you like us to call you? >> I'm not an athlete. Call me >> What do you want us to name you by? >> After securing her in the car, the cops then transported her to the station. >> You want me to turn this way? >> Okay. You could have walked yourself, you know. Um disorderly and resisting without two misdemeanors. She was grab the poop out from the behind and smeared it all over the sidewalk, so her behind is still dirty. Just be mindful. I'll be right back with your stuff, okay? >> This woman is charged with throwing bodily fluids, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and public indecency. Let's move on to the next case where a defiant girl thinks she's above the law, and the law said otherwise. >> Is your body cam on? Turn your body cams on now. >> They're on. >> Don't touch me. You don't got to touch me. You don't got to touch me. You don't got to touch me. >> It's May 24th, 2025. Cops on patrol notice a car in front of them that had an expired temporary tag on it. So, here's what happened when they pulled that vehicle over. >> Here we are. I'm Deputy Canizaro, Orange County Sheriff's Office. >> Yeah, what did I >> Do you have your Your license plate expired. Is there a reason why you have that expired? >> Well, I I just got a new car. >> As the cop came closer to the window, she immediately noticed a funky odor coming out of that car. So, she signaled to the other officer with her finger before continuing with the traffic stop. >> Do you have a picture of it? You don't have it with you? >> No, I do. I just I It's literally I I My car is right >> Where is she at? Where is it at? >> And I have a license plate that you Are you okay? >> But yeah. No, I'm just saying the license plate expired in April. >> Just grab your license plate. You don't have to be all in the car like that. >> But when you're reaching around, I got to see where you're >> Well, you can see where I'm reaching. You can see too. I'll roll I'll roll my window down. We can talk You pulled me over for an expired license. I have a brand new car and I have a new license that I can show you. So, is there anything else you need? >> 10-4. Do you have the registration that goes with it? >> Yes. >> And can you lower the windows for me? >> All the windows? Yes. >> I'm asking you to lower all the windows. What do you need me to do? Listen, first of all, if she asked you to step out, you need to step out because she's asking you because she is not being cooperative. Do you understand Do you understand what the thing is? >> It's unclear if the officer noticed it yet, but there's a 9-mm round of ammo near the driver's seat. >> That's crazy. >> Let's get your driver's license. >> I'm sorry. I'm trying to find it. >> Your vehicle registration >> Can we have a supervisor 51, please? >> They gave me the registration. This car was registered. >> Right now it's got a tag on that part of April. >> so go check it to make sure I'm not like illegal like you think I am. >> Well, you have a You have a tag that's on your vehicle that's expired. >> I have a new This is a brand new car, and I have a new license plate in the trunk that I can show you. >> Okay, but why isn't it attached? >> Cuz it's a temp tag that I had for an ex >> But if you have a license plate that's a temp Okay, but if you have it in the trunk, why is it not attached? >> I have a You have When you get a temp tag, you can use it for as much time I didn't know the temp ran out. It expired, so that means it just expired. >> All right, and are there any weapons in this car? >> Yes. >> Okay, where? Because Don't reach Don't reach for anything because I'm seeing that ammo on the floor. That's why I'm asking. Don't reach for anything, but Are you >> Oh, oh my goodness. Call the >> Where is the weapon at? >> It's in my freaking bag. It's closed. >> Okay, just leave it there. >> What am I getting pulled over for? Oh. >> This kind of person shouldn't be allowed a gun, nor a cell phone, nor a driver's license. It's only a simple traffic stop, and she's making it very difficult. >> Because your tag is expired. >> Okay, if my tag don't have the top, can I show you my new tag? >> That's fine, but the fact doesn't change that it's not attached to the vehicle. >> I don't care if you were shocked you still have it. That's proof that I have a tag. >> But it's still not attached to the vehicle. >> For those curious, that specific Florida law requires your license plate to be physically attached to the vehicle and not to keep it in a glove box in a dash or in the trunk. That's Florida statute section 316.605, subsection 1. This is a simple non-criminal traffic infraction. Definitely not worth arguing or going to jail over. >> And I asked for the call the supervisor multiple times. >> I did call the supervisor. You can watch it on my body camera. >> I'm not trying to start [ __ ] bro. Hold on. Am I allowed to get out? You wanted me to get out the first place. >> I >> don't know, man. You took my location. Don't go into the trunk. Don't go into the trunk. All right, just stand right >> Hold on, look. Look, look. Look, look. Cuz you're pissing me >> Listen, listen, listen. >> Look, look, look. >> All right, listen. You don't have to do that. You don't have Listen, where where We're being respectful We're being respectful to you. I'm trying to tell you you don't have to do all that. I don't know what you have on you or not on you. >> Bro, she has my gun. on me, clearly. >> You have to step >> No, I'm telling you no. >> Step away from the trunk. >> You're touching me. >> Okay. Let's relax. >> Why is she touching me? >> It's all right. >> Don't touch me. You don't got to touch me. >> Hold on. >> You don't got to touch me. You don't got to touch me. >> You're not >> What are y'all touching me for though? >> Cuz you're not cooperating. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. What are y'all touching me >> right now. >> Explain what I did, please. Y'all, please stop. >> You're not listening to any of this. >> Bro, I don't have to listen. You don't have to restrain me. >> Of course you >> You don't have to feel me. What are you doing? Sir, are you a supervisor? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? What am I getting arrested for? >> No one's saying you're arrested at this time. >> What are you detaining me for? You can't >> Because you're not listening to lawful orders. No, you're not. >> Because I'm not physically listening. I didn't touch you. >> You're being detained right now because you're being incredibly uncooperative. >> No, because y'all just took my gun. Y'all just took my shirt. >> Absolutely, because you're sitting there with the the butt of the gun sitting out next to the passenger >> It was It was not sitting out. You're lying. >> Despite already being handcuffed, she still continued arguing with the officers and refused to listen to anything they said. >> And my ID's right there. Y'all >> Okay, that's fine. >> What are y'all doing? >> We check everything. You are being incredibly uncooperative. >> You said you didn't have your ID. I said I did. I couldn't find it. Check your body cam, stupid. I did say I had a body cam. Do your damn job. You can't even restrain me, right? Two of y'all. >> You're restraining me just fine. >> Check my ID and shut up. >> Can I at least get my phone? >> Yeah, we'll get it for you. >> Just have a seat till we figure everything out. >> And I don't consent to no searches, nothing like that. >> That's not up to you. >> It is It is up to me. I don't consent to no [ __ ] I don't consent to no searches. I don't consent. >> You don't have to consent. Right now, you're detained. >> I'm not detained. You didn't even detain me for nothing legal. >> firearm. >> Okay, well, that's legal. You didn't check to see if it was, did you? Exactly. You're going to get some [ __ ] You didn't even check to see if my arm was legal. >> All right, you're detained right now, right? You're not under arrest. We have to do further investigation, all right? All right. >> And just as she wanted, after a while, the supervisor arrived on scene to discuss the situation. >> How you doing? >> I'm doing good. How are you? >> All right, I'm Sergeant Littlejohn. >> Yes, sir. >> What's going on? >> Sir, I got pulled over for an expired tag. >> Okay. >> The situation obviously escalated itself. I'm very upset. You're the supervisor? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I want to report these two officers for um First of all, they they they escalated the situation way more than it had to be. She pulled me over. She said, "You have a temporary tag." Which I understand. When you get a new car, that's what they give you. I have my license plate in my trunk, which I tried to tell her. You know, I got pulled over, so I was a little jumbled. I couldn't find my freaking license. I told her that as well. So, I'm obviously upset. I understand that. But, sir, I didn't break no damn laws. They don't have a right to illegally detain me. I didn't do anything. I didn't run away from them. I didn't physically harm them. I didn't threaten them at all. So, this is illegal as And it's hot back here. And I'm trying to tell her that. She said the air's on. It's hot back here. It's hot. And then it's like, I told her everything was good in my car. They took my gun. So, then after they took my gun, I got out to go get my license plate. Then they detained me. I don't know what you're out of the trunk. You just took my firearm. Like, what are you talking about? My license is good. My registration's good. And I'm upset. That is That doesn't give them the right to detain somebody. I didn't break no damn law. >> Okay. >> Like, that's the problem. >> All right. I'm I'm listening to you. Okay. >> No, and I understand that. >> Let me just say a few things, okay? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> All right. Correct me if I'm wrong. Did they give you instructions not to move around or grab a firearm or go back to the uh trunk? >> Well, that's the thing. She didn't let me She She tried to unlawfully remove me from the vehicle, so I would have been out regardless. I got up when I wanted to get up. That was not >> [music] >> When they found the firearm, she >> She took it. She took it. So, I didn't have no firearm in my car. That was not >> so they legally detained you on that. I >> No, they I didn't No, they didn't legally detain me. She literally before she even legally detain me, she removed me. She tried to forcibly remove me from her my vehicle. And that's on her body cam. And I want to report that. >> to step out of the vehicle? >> No, she How does she give me commands to step out of the vehicle if I didn't even get a chance to? >> All right. I'm going to review your body camera, doctor. >> I Can I report? That's what I want to do. >> You're reporting it to me right now. Okay, cuz I am the supervisor. >> sir. I >> Rising or whatever. I want to report it. I want to I want a physical police report. Her >> There is no There isn't going to be a physical report. >> I want Okay, I want a report. I want a report what just happened from them to them. Cuz it's two damn officers. And you know what's crazy? She She got a video video on her body cam, and I got a video on my phone. >> Okay. >> Like when you're officer, I get that y'all have a job to do, but you y'all don't Y'all be breaking laws. Y'all literally broke a law. Talking about something you got an expired tag. So, why you fishing for more [ __ ] If it's for an expired tag, she's in my car looking like that. Like y'all have certain jurisdiction. ROLL ALL YOUR WINDOWS DOWN. I DO NOT HAVE TO LEGALLY roll all my windows >> While no law exists, refusing to roll down your window can be viewed as a safety risk, which the US Supreme Court has said gives officers the right to tell a driver to step out of the vehicle, >> [music] >> which was basically what the officer had done. >> You broke another law there. >> No. When they give you lawful commands and nothing is wrong with you. >> I You was She was sergeant. You know damn well there's no such thing as a lawful command. There's no such thing as a lawful command. It's not playing on me. There's rights. There's rights. I didn't break no rights. >> a safety issue when they see the butt of >> Okay, we can go to court. Let's go to court. Let's go to court. >> No, because now you now you're telling me something about a >> Okay. >> I'm trying to explain to you what's going on. There's no such thing as a lawful command, sir. >> You understand how communication works? Okay, one party talks, the other one listens. All right, the other one talks, the other one listens. All right. Just stand by, okay? >> to figure out what's going on. I told them I didn't want them to search my car and now she's searching my >> I'm going to let you cool off. I'll be right back. What was your question, ma'am? >> I'm trying to figure out how if I have a legal firearm, why am I getting my vehicle searched? >> Because I smell weed and I can see uh >> That's not a probable cause. >> I can see evidence >> said I I said I didn't >> explain? Can I talk? >> Yes, sir, but you said you smell weed, which is not a probable cause. That's what I'm trying to tell you. So, I don't want you to search my vehicle. >> sentence with you every time [music] you interrupt me. It's not legit. >> With that out of the way, the cap turned his attention to the passenger. >> Why is there so many police here? >> Because >> Over her temper tantrum? >> No. Over her attitude. >> Over her attitude? Okay, well, she just started her period and maybe you guys gave her a minute to calm down. >> Yeah, that's not an excuse. >> No, that they came at her first. >> Because she wasn't being cooperative. Go back to the front of the car where I told you to stand a minute ago. >> Why are you talking to me like that? Like I'm doing something wrong. Don't talk to me like that. >> Because you've been told to stand still. >> Okay, but you don't get to talk to me like that if I'm doing nothing wrong. >> You are doing something wrong. You're not listening. Very simple instruction. Stay there. >> He wants to talk to me. >> Who is that? >> Our father. >> I don't want to talk to him. >> He said he don't want to talk to you. >> How old are you? Hey, how old are you? >> 22. >> Okay, so I don't need to talk to your dad. >> Okay. >> In the end, the driver is charged with resisting without violence, possession of cannabis, and possession of paraphernalia. The prosecutor chose not to pursue the last two charges, which left her with only resisting without violence. Later, she pled no contest to that charge, and her adjudication was withheld. She was ordered to pay $373 in court costs and fees. Let's move on to the next case, where this entitled woman demanded to drive through a crash scene. >> You can't do that. >> Ma'am, you got to turn around. >> All right. >> Okay. I got somebody got hit by a car, ma'am. I said registration, SHORT STOP. LICENSE, REGISTRATION, SHORT STOP. Don't touch me. >> GET OUT. >> DON'T YOU'RE BUGGING. STOP TOUCHING ME. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> WELCOME TO JUNE 9TH, 2026. Cops are dealing with a serious crash involving a child struck by a vehicle when this woman decided to stick her nose all up in it. Insisted on just driving her car right through that crash scene. Man, here's what happened next. That way. Turn around. Go. Turn around. Ma'am, you got to turn around. >> All right. >> Okay. I got somebody got hit by a car, ma'am. Oh, okay. You know what? License, registration, insurance card right now. License, registration, insurance card. Step out of the vehicle. >> BRO, DO NOT TOUCH ME. I'M ABOUT TO RECORD THIS. >> LICENSE, I'M ALREADY [ __ ] >> FOR WHAT? >> Failure to obey AN OFFICER'S DIRECT >> UP. >> MA'AM, knock your [ __ ] off. >> What do you mean? You're mad because >> License, REGISTRATION, INSURANCE CARD. LICENSE REGISTRATION, insurance card. You think that's dumb? Yes, you're correct. That's not going to be enough to describe what she's about to do next. 501, COUNTY. NO, STOP THE VEHICLE. STOP THE VEHICLE. STOP THE VEHICLE. DO not move that vehicle. Put it in park right now. Put it in park right now. Put it in PARK RIGHT NOW. YEAH, I AM. NO, I'M NOT. NO, I'M NOT. YOU'RE NOT. YOU'RE GOING TO GET LOCKED UP. KNOCK YOUR [ __ ] OFF. OBSTRUCTION RIGHT NOW. WHERE'S YOUR LICENSE, REGISTRATION, insurance card? Right there. All right, stop it. STOP YELLING AT ME. WHAT? ALL RIGHT, BUT FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? OKAY, CALM CALM DOWN. Just calm down. So explain So calm down though. You yelling isn't helping anything. Yeah, all right. HE'S IN THE RIGHT. I JUST GOT HERE. WELL, WHEN I GOT HERE I SEEN YOU DRIVING UP TO THIS KID ON THE GROUND. OKAY, you were way before that kid on the ground. OKAY, YOU WERE YOU WERE PRETTY CLOSE. You you pulled OVER RIGHT HERE. TURN AROUND. OKAY. I GOT SOMEBODY GOT HIT by a car, ma'am. LICENSE, REGISTRATION, INSURANCE, FAILURE TO OBEY OFFICER'S DIRECTION SIGNALS. SO YOU YOU YOU COMMITTED A TRAFFIC VIOLATION. What I I did Whether you agree with that or not, on the side of the road on the side of the on the side of the road is not the time to fight. You fight it in court. >> Now that is good advice. Sadly, she's too dense and entitled to listen to anything the cop say, so to jail she goes. >> On the side OF THE ROAD. >> STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> YO, YOU'RE WILDING. >> STEP OUT OF THE GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. STEP out of the vehicle. Step out OF THE VEHICLE. STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. STEP out of the vehicle. Step out. >> Don't touch me. >> Step out. You know what? Get out of the vehicle. You are resisting. STOP MOVING. >> YO. >> ARE Y'ALL OUT OF Y'ALL OUT OF CONTROL right now, bro. Y'all are out of you control. I swear to [ __ ] god. I swear to [ __ ] god, bro. I swear to [ __ ] god. I swear to god. Please get your hands off of me. Stop grabbing me like that, bro. Yo, excuse me. ARE YOU SERIOUS RIGHT NOW? YOU'RE SITTING here looking at this [ __ ] right? Are y'all serious? >> Yes, ma'am. >> IS HE SERIOUS RIGHT NOW? IS HE SERIOUS? FOR WHAT? >> NOW, LISTEN TO HIS COMMANDS. >> WHAT COMMANDS? >> TOLD YOU TO BACK UP. >> ARE YOU [ __ ] SERIOUS, BRO? I THERE WAS NO WAY FOR ME TO BACK UP. HOW WAS I GOING TO BACK UP? I WAS AT A STOP SIGN. YO, are you [ __ ] kidding me right now, BRO? YOU GUYS CANNOT BE [ __ ] SERIOUS. >> After a while, the cop came back to ask her for her car key, and she started whining. >> Where's your keys and everything? >> Bro, bro, this is wrong. >> your keys and everything? >> This is wrong. This is wrong in every way possible. ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? >> YO, you want them completely off? Your problem is you really need to respect authority and do what you're told to do. >> There was no way for me to back up. Where was I GOING TO GO? >> BACK UP, turn around, and then you have an attitude with everybody that we work with. So, you know what? I'm not playing games. Not playing games. You failed to to listen to my orders, and that's it. I'm going to take a look. I'm sending her right back down. I'm going to take a look for her keys and stuff cuz I asked her, and I got nothing but an attitude and The good thing is at least I don't have to ask her any questions cuz it wasn't going to go too well. I don't know if she if there was any place to hold them. >> After finishing with everything and calling the tow company, the cop then began to transport her [music] to the station. >> This is the last He's got my phone, bro. I NEED MY PHONE. MY PHONE. MY PHONE, DUDE. MY PHONE. ARE YOU [ __ ] KIDDING ME? MY PHONE'S IN THE ON THE BACK OF THE >> 21-501 COUNTY. >> MY PHONE'S ON THE BACK OF THE CAR. >> YEAH, 21-501 >> SOMEBODY CAN TAKE MY PHONE. BRO. >> WE'RE TRANSPORTING one female 41 from my location to headquarters. Starting mileage 76584. >> MY PHONE IS ON THE BACK OF THE CAR. SOMEBODY CAN TAKE MY PHONE, DUDE. YOU GUYS GOT TO GET [ __ ] up. I swear to [ __ ] god. >> We're transporting one female 41 from my location to headquarters. Starting mileage 76584. >> I swear to god. >> Oh, shut the [ __ ] up a second. I'm getting your goddamn phone. >> it, bro. >> You can swear all you want. I'm tired of your [ __ ] >> I swear to god. I swear to [ __ ] god. I SWEAR TO GOD when I graduate law school. I SWEAR TO GOD. >> ALL RIGHT. >> I swear to [ __ ] god, bro. I swear to [ __ ] god. This is a personal [ __ ] my [ __ ] AND I'M DONE WITH this [ __ ] I am absolutely finished with this [ __ ] This is absolutely disgusting. This is disgusting. I swear to god. You guys think that I swear to [ __ ] god I'm I am to internal affairs. I swear to god. I swear to god I'm going to internal affairs. I will make you guys life a living hell. >> And you have every right to go internal affairs. >> I'm going to internal affairs, I'm making a report, I swear to god. >> Okay. >> I swear to god. >> All right. >> I swear to god. >> All right. >> Somebody just hit somebody on a thing and they're not even in a cop car. You got to be kidding me. This is a personal [ __ ] that has nothing to do with anything. This is NOT EVEN A RESTABLE OFFENSE. YOU CRAZY? You guys are doing personal [ __ ] and this is not right, bro. Out of here. This is a [ __ ] You want me to go reverse and well stop sign this. I don't drive reverse. I hope you guys' body cams were on cuz I swear to god I'm taking you >> 21-501. OBVIOUSLY >> TO GOD I'M TAKING YOU TO >> THREE. 765. >> IN THE END, SHE'S CHARGED with disobeying an officer and resisting arrest. Moving on to the next case where this woman just got out of rehab and to go straight back to the bar and gets arrested again. >> Why you acting like a black [ __ ] >> What did you say? >> He's acting like a black [ __ ] >> I'm a white woman from New York and I do not appreciate this [ __ ] >> Are you >> YOU KIDDING ME? I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG. I WANT TO BE RELEASED. >> YOU'RE HERE NOW. You just came from the rehab, you came here to drink. >> I came here to get home. >> No, you're here to >> I came here to calm with any means I had to. >> Did she Did she have anything to drink? >> She brought her own bottle of something. >> No, I did not. That's a lie, sir. >> You were just at the rehab to get better and now you're here drinking again. >> I I wanted to get home. I am not I am not sure they're going to leave us. >> Well, you know there's cameras right there, right? >> Yeah, but we already showed you everything. Sir. >> I don't believe you. Everything you say is a lie. >> Three cameras looking down at us, but >> You said you wanted to get a help. You went to the rehab center, and now you're here making problems. >> Why you acting like you're black? >> What did you say? >> He's acting like he's black. >> What does that mean? >> Like he's talking like this and like that. >> You said I talk >> Yeah, that's exactly how he talks. >> That's awful. That's awful. >> I'm a white woman from New York. >> Okay. >> And I do not appreciate this [ __ ] You said to me that I could not leave that that atmosphere. So, I left that atmosphere, and here I am. And then I'm surrounded by a bunch of I'm uh surrounded by a bunch of situations where they would not believe me, and what's stupid and racist. >> Cuz you sound that way, Sam. >> Uh fresh out of rehab, straight to the bar. Such a sad existence, [music] but you know, it happens. I guess rehab will only work if you really want it to. >> That was insane. >> Did she damage anything? >> I think she broke a couple of glasses. >> Was that a New York glass? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I gave She came in, asked for water, and then I got her water. And she actually dirty vodka. >> What are my [ __ ] >> What's an [ __ ] >> [ __ ] and [ __ ] Can I leave? >> No, not right now. >> Why? >> Kelly, we're just going to figure out what's going on. >> to leave. Why can't I leave? >> You got You got to calm down. >> Why can't I leave? >> You got to calm down. >> Why can't I leave? >> You got to calm down for me for a second. >> I'm calm, sir. Why can't I leave? >> All right. So, so, so, keep your voice quiet, okay? >> That's the problem. Why can't I leave? >> Leave for where? >> I want to leave. I don't to go home. Why can't I leave? >> Right now, you potentially going to be facing a charges from me. >> What charges am I facing? >> the glass, okay? >> What did I break? >> What's that? >> WHAT DID I BREAK? >> YOU BROKE a glass. >> I did not break a glass. >> Why is the glass all over the place? >> I have no idea. That's not up to me. You want to like take the video or whatever. That's not up to me. >> I will. >> You better. >> All right, so you got to calm down a little bit, okay? >> Listen, I did nothing. I want to go home. >> Okay, you got to calm down. >> I'm calming down. >> Okay. >> [music] >> WHAT IS THE REASON WHY I'M BEING DETAINED? >> SHUT UP. >> WHAT IS THE REASON WHY I'M BEING DETAINED? >> BE QUIET. >> WHAT IS THE REASON WHY I'M BEING DETAINED? >> YOU GOT TO YOU GOT TO CALM DOWN. >> WHAT IS THE REASON WHY I'M BEING DETAINED? I'm calling the cops. >> Instead of listening to the cops, she continues chugging that vodka and yelling her lungs out. And it's quite surprising that she wasn't getting arrested right away for disorderly conduct. >> What is the reason why I'm being detained? >> Because you threw the glass and you broke >> I did NOT THROW A GLASS. >> WELL, LET ME FIGURE that out, okay? >> I did NOT THROW A GLASS. >> SO, CALM DOWN. WELL, watch the video. You got TO CALM DOWN. >> WATCH THE VIDEO. SHE DID NOT THROW A GLASS. AND THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH YOU. MY BOYFRIEND IS CHRIS MURPHY. HI, I'M IN THE NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT. >> OKAY, SO THAT ALLOWS YOU TO DO whatever you want, huh? >> NO, BUT I DID NOTHING [ __ ] WRONG. >> YOU GOT TO YOU GOT TO KEEP your voice down. >> I'm leaving. >> YOU'RE NOT LEAVING, KELLY. >> WHY? >> BECAUSE WE'RE TELLING you not to. >> You're not leaving, Kelly. Stop. >> I did nothing [ __ ] wrong. >> You got to keep your voice down. There's people around here. >> I GET TO LEAVE. I DID NOTHING WRONG. SHE IS YOUR BROTHER. YOU'RE A [ __ ] mess. And I don't know about you. You're just like probably trying to figure out your in your early 20s. I need to get home now. I did nothing [ __ ] wrong. >> You're about to go to the hospital? >> And my No, I'm not. My [ __ ] heart You know, Gerald is [ __ ] sitting there pissed and he's probably he's going to brought to log you. Are you ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING >> [screaming] >> WRONG. I WANT TO BE RELEASED. >> IF YOU CAN >> HELP! HELP! >> [screaming] >> DESPITE THAT YELLING, THE COPS PROCEEDED with the investigation. >> THERE'S NO REASON WHY. >> STOP TALKING. HOLD ON. HOLD ON. DON'T ANYTHING. She was talking. She pushed it like that over. Like So, so not a throw, but a pushed over. >> Thank you, sir. I appreciate you. >> But you still broke the glass, though. Right? >> Fine. I did not break any glass. >> You did. It's over there. I saw it. Just watch the video. Let me just watch the video. Just watch the video. What's going on? Seriously. >> I want to go home. I want to go home. >> You don't want to be over there no more? Is that what it is? Is that what it is? Right? You want to be at our place? >> No, please. I'm a good person. I swear to God I'm a good person. I want to go home. >> I'm not saying you're not a good person. I'm saying you're a bad person. >> Please. I did please. Don't take me another 20 minutes. What is this? I don't have to leave that, please. Please. Please. Please. I want to go home. No, please. That's what you do to me. I just want to go home. >> All right. Whoever's the highest got person. >> He's a neutral. >> And you want to You want to take action against her? >> What's that? >> You want to take action against her? >> Bro, I just want to cut him off after this. >> come back here anymore. >> You want to trespass her? She not allowed. That's it? >> I just want to trespass her. Yeah. Sorry. >> You said so. >> about? >> I think that she's crazy. She's crazy. I have to deal with this stuff. >> I was about to say it's it's just >> It's a normal she got to have a problem. >> Well, they did. They did it earlier today. I didn't do it earlier. >> When she was walking back and forth and we're like, oh, this lady looks like >> want to cut her back. >> Yeah, she know what I mean, right? >> Yeah, really nice girl. >> I mean, I'm actually surprised she didn't act too crazy. She only threw a glass and I'm like, that's all I guess that's all she did. >> After getting her trespassed from the bar, it's time for the cops to take action against her. >> Then went out and and she she can't go back. That's all. >> What's happening? >> So, the folks here want you gone. And you >> And I love the way you dress and like >> Stop trespassing. >> hey, love. Where am I going? I'm at like [ __ ] level point one. When do I leave? When the [ __ ] do I leave? >> Stop talking to me like that. >> I just didn't talk to you like that. >> it. Stop. >> I guess I'll suck your face. When do I [ __ ] leave? You [ __ ] [ __ ] artist. WHEN DO I GO HOME? >> [screaming] >> RIGHT? AT THIS POINT MIGHT AS WELL. >> WHEN THE [ __ ] DO I GO HOME? >> You just mean you got A PROBLEM. >> WHEN THE [ __ ] DO I GO HOME? >> Right now. Turn around. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. YOU'RE DONE. That's it. Stop. And Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. >> [ __ ] you. You're hurting me. >> Yep. >> You [ __ ] hurt women. >> You got it. >> Yeah. You [ __ ] hurt women, you piece of [ __ ] You [ __ ] hurt women. >> Come on. >> I love you, [ __ ] >> I don't care. >> With the woman secured, the cops escort her to the squad car. >> Roll out. I got to grab her twice. >> [clears throat] >> You're hurting me. I didn't do anything wrong. AND NOW THEY'RE HURTING ME. >> WHERE YOU DRIVING? >> I'M LITERALLY NAKED. I'M LITERALLY NAKED. >> [screaming] >> YES, SIR. YES, SIR. YES, SIR. >> I'M NAKED. YOU'RE GOING TO [ __ ] PAY US. WHERE'S MURPHY? I WANT TO HURT HIS >> [screaming] >> TINY NASTY EARS. >> Sit in. >> I did not ask to be here. I did not ask to BE HERE. NO. >> PUT YOUR FEET IN THE >> I DID NOT ASK TO BE HERE. NO. >> [screaming] >> HELP. HELP. HELP. I DID not ask to be >> I don't care what you ask. >> NO. HELP. HELP. >> [screaming] >> HELP. NO. YOU KNOW. >> SIT IN the car. >> Get off me. I'm going to spit in your [ __ ] face. >> Sit in the car. >> I'm warning you. I'm going to spit in your face. >> Sit in the car. >> Give me YOUR CELL PHONE. >> NO. YOU DIRTY [ __ ] >> Put your hands in. >> And as she's sitting in the back seat, she continues screaming and kicking. >> I never came before. OFFICER, I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE [ __ ] YOU SAID. >> [screaming] >> YO. YOU WANT TO CLOSE THE [ __ ] DOOR, YOU [ __ ] >> Uh-oh. She's going to fall out. It don't matter. >> Let me see. >> Huh. >> I'm not spinning around anymore. You just want to power play, you, you [ __ ] [ __ ] Yeah, I feel like I was rude to being power played. He's a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> No. Look. >> I have to warn you. You don't want me to go to jail. You're warning me and I'm complying. I'll make note of it. >> Can you listen to me? >> No. >> Okay. We're going to take you to use the bathroom, okay? >> Yeah, okay. You better. >> You step out, just watch your head on the top. I don't want you to hit. Good. >> What place is this with dirty bicycles? [ __ ] like what? No. What type of place is that? No, don't touch me. >> Come on. This >> This is not a normal like a normal like setting. Do you know my father? >> No, I don't know. >> No, you do not. I know what I'm [ __ ] like >> I'm We're taking you to use the bathroom. It's what you want to do. Put your hands behind you. >> But I don't trust you like Florida >> Let's go. Pull away. >> like Florida gross people. I want to go to a lovely. You're not a lovely people. >> Wait, wait. You can't get up. >> You're not a lovely people. How do I trust you like you're not gross people? No, I don't want to like you're not gross like Florida people like you just hurt my lovely. Please help me. >> GET THIS OUT. THIS WOMAN IS CHARGED WITH resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, obstructing justice, criminal trespassing, criminal damage to property, and aggravated menacing. Moving on to the next case, where a girlfriend got herself arrested after running into the police to SAVE HER BOYFRIEND. >> HEY, BOISE POLICE. >> Police Yes, you can like this. No. No. >> Anybody else back here? >> Uh there's three of us. >> Okay. >> There's three of us. >> You're all done, man? >> Oh, yeah. >> Uh come over here for me. You got ID on you? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. You're under arrest for urinating in public. You're free to go. You're a terrible lookout, but you're free to go. He's going to jail. Uh he's going to go to jail. >> So, this is public right here? >> Absolutely, it's in public. >> How is it public? >> Are you inside of a building? In a bathroom? >> I just How is it public? >> It's public. Over here. All right. Come over here, man. Take care. Yeah, go 95 with this one. I'll take them both. >> You got time? >> Take them both. >> Yeah, I'll take them both. >> All right. >> Hands up. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm 6'6". >> We're going to walk all the way across the street back over >> Sure, urinating in public could be a dumb thing, but not as dumb as this thing his girlfriend's about to do. >> I'm putting my foot down. >> You can hold them up so they don't fall down. >> How am I supposed to hold them up with my hands behind my back? >> Where are you taking them? Excuse me. >> They're under arrest for >> What the [ __ ] are you taking them >> Yeah, yeah, they're right >> Urinating in public. >> What? WHY IS TAKING THEM DUDE, I'M >> THEY'RE GOING TO JAIL, TOO. >> PUT THEM DOWN. >> TAKE THEM BACK. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> You know what? >> Hands behind your back. Well, she's going to jail for battery on a LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. >> SEE? TOLD YOU IT'S DUMB. What did you think running up to the police attacking them like that? If that isn't dumb, I just don't know what is anymore. >> Don't move your hands. >> I don't [ __ ] like you guys on the ground, street. >> Hey, what did she do? >> Yeah, she didn't do anything. She didn't They They're This is a power uh power trip type power trip right here. You guys power tripping on us. These cops are wasting time for no reason. Like, what do you think I'm doing? >> It's okay, Joe. Just be honest about the situation. >> Stop moving your wrists. >> I'm not I'm >> But I can put my entire finger in there. That's just how tight it is, isn't it? >> All right, get up for me. >> So, IF MY BOYFRIEND WENT OUT >> Get up here. You don't lunge at an officer. Let's go. We're trying to get through a crowd, dude. Come around and try to talk to us and help. >> Excuse me, my girlfriend she freaks out like I like I'm just telling the truth. >> Hey, she's an adult. She can make her own choices, dude. All right, wait right here. She's not under arrest. >> Hey, if you chill and be honest >> It'll be okay. Okay. >> I got you. I just I just feel bad for you. That's it. >> I'm not sure. >> I just feel bad. >> No need to act so [ __ ] though. She just She just I think that my mom is [ __ ] And she is not You deal with this fine. You just say >> What up, man? >> There was a real criminals out here, right? >> Yeah, and I'd be dealing with them if I wasn't dealing with you guys. >> Yeah, so is that not a problem that you're dealing with someone pissing behind a little area than real criminals that are probably beating up people, raping people? I feel like that's more of a problem. >> It would be. >> Yeah, cool. >> But a crime >> At least we agree. >> A crime is a crime, right? >> Yes, sir. >> I don't know. >> I love you, Jillian. >> We're with her. >> She will freak out a lot. >> She's not >> I I'm just It's I'm just worried. I'm worried. That's it. >> Is this arrestable or is this citation? >> Arrestable. >> No way to put them in the front? >> I can't put them in the front. >> Turn and have a seat with your butt in first. Sometimes that's the easiest way to >> Watch your Watch your head. >> [music] >> After putting the lords of piss in the squad car, the cops then went to deal with the woman. >> Do you have ID with you? Get your wallet. Where's your purse at? >> I don't know. >> Do you have anything on you? Do you have your phone? Nothing? >> I have my phone. >> Where's your phone at? >> It's right here. I'm sorry. >> Do you have anything else in your pockets? >> I don't. >> Nothing? Okay. You just stand right there for me. >> I'm just drunk. I didn't know why he was arrested. >> All three of them are going to jail, so Okay. You guys just hang out and watch. >> We're just there. >> Well, they're they're our friends. It's an idea to like >> It's nothing. They're going to go You can look online at the Ada County Jail. >> Can I ask why they were arrested? I'm confused. >> They were both arrested for urinating in public. >> I'm sorry. I was confused. >> Do you know what they're they're arrested for? >> R and O, I think battery, too. >> Awesome. >> Um are my parents going to be called? >> How old are you? >> 21. >> Are you 21? I think you're under 21. You're 20, right? >> I'm 21. >> 21? >> Mhm. >> Oh, yeah, yeah, you're 21. Okay. Uh no, no, your parents aren't going to be called. Unless you want to call them. >> Am I going to be taken to jail or >> Yeah, we're just waiting for someone. They're going to They're going to take you down to jail. >> Is this going to go on my record? >> It's a misdemeanor. Resisting and obstructing and battery on a law enforcement officer. >> going to go on my record? So, am I going to lose my job? >> I don't know. Where do you work? >> I help children with special needs. >> Yeah, I don't know. >> I'm not a bad person. >> After a while, the transportation arrived, and the officer then put her inside the car. >> Can you go walk down this way? All right. So, just face the vehicle right here. Separate your feet. >> Okay. >> Face the vehicle closer. Separate your feet. Do you have anything on you? No, okay. I'm just going to adjust your handcuffs, okay? All right. You said you don't have anything else on you. Nothing? Okay. All right. You step in. Watch your head. And zip it up. Thank you. Thank you. >> In the end, the boys are charged with public urination, but luckily for them their charges were dismissed. Now, the girl is charged with resisting or obstructing and assault or battery on an officer. The court agreed to withhold her charges if she completes their conditions, which included 3 days in jail, 1 year of probation, a 4-hour thinking errors class, and paying $657 in fines. Moving on to the next case, where this woman gets arrested after refusing to leave a man's apartment. >> I think that's his stuff. >> It is all my [ __ ] He's not getting my [ __ ] I want my my [ __ ] >> I can't help you until you pick up all this stuff out. NO. STOP. I TOLD YOU TO KICK ME. >> WELCOME TO AUGUST 17TH, 2025. Cops get to this apartment complex regarding a domestic disturbance call. Let's see what's going on here. What's the issue? >> He said that the third floor out of three floors. >> He just tried to put me out and I want my [ __ ] I need um >> What's your name? >> I want my [ __ ] out of the house. >> Adam first, you're clear for me. >> He won't let me in to get my clothes, but I want my [ __ ] out the house. >> Yeah, is there anybody with you yet? >> Nobody's with me, but I'm 10-4. >> Adam 37, do you have anything on 4120? >> Do you need I need to I need to know what's going on right now. >> He got some white stuff on the side. He wants some sugar. He's trying to kick me out. >> Adam 37, 3rd floor. Where's he at? >> I just want my stuff. >> We're not at the Four Points Hotel right across the street. >> I'm trying to get my big ass fan and nothing. >> He's He's trying to He's trying to throw you out? >> Yeah. >> Adam 37, 10-4. >> He's on my [ __ ] >> Do you have stuff in here? >> Yes. >> Well, you can Who's apartment is this? >> His. >> And who's inside? >> His uncle, friend, whatever. >> Here, do this for me. Pick up all your stuff. We'll go outside. I'll calm him down. >> Please. I mean, ask him to give me my [ __ ] He's not giving me my [ __ ] >> Adam 37, Madison Street Apartments. >> He threw some of my clothes out. >> Is this the Madison Street Apartments? >> Yeah, this down the hall. She stole my [ __ ] I don't want no big ass fan. I just want my [ __ ] >> All right, pick up all your stuff, please. Pick up all your stuff. >> So, the cop offers a solution, but will she take it? Of course not. In fact, she gets more and more uncooperative and agitated. >> He's not going to give me any of my [ __ ] I want my my [ __ ] >> No, no, no. Pick up Pick up all your stuff. Pick up all your stuff. >> Stop yelling at me. >> I need you to cooperate with me. >> I don't need that [ __ ] >> What do you need? >> I need my medicine and my backpack and [ __ ] That's in the house. >> Well, clearly, he is upset. He's not going to give you your stuff right now. >> Yeah, cuz he wants that white stuff outside. >> So, I'm telling you to pick up your stuff and let's go downstairs. >> I WANT MY MEDICINE AND MY BACKPACK. >> IS THIS YOUR STUFF? >> YEAH, it is. >> Then pick it up. >> I need my medicine and my backpack. >> Ma'am, I can't help you until you pick up all this stuff out. No, stop. >> No. >> Ma'am, you are >> Please don't put your hands on me. >> I'm telling you to pick up your stuff and leave. >> Yeah, I'm going to >> I will help you get your stuff. >> I'm not going to get my [ __ ] >> I will help you get your stuff. >> No, you're not. >> [snorts] >> I'm not. >> How are you going to help me get my [ __ ] >> I separated you two. He's out there. I closed the door. I need you to get your stuff out. >> I need my medicine and my [ __ ] >> Ma'am, I'm telling you I'm going to get that, but I need you to go downstairs. Other officers will be down there. >> I don't even have my shoes on. >> Police. >> You said I got to answer the No. >> Stand back. Stand >> No. >> You are making me very impatient. Stand back. >> touch me. >> I'm telling you what to do and you're not listening to me. That's what's going on. >> Just don't touch me. >> Will you listen to me then? >> Don't touch me. >> Even though the officer tried his best to offer his help, she kept refusing to listen to him. So, he had no other choice but to put her in cuffs. >> I'm trying to get your stuff. We need to pick up all this stuff and go downstairs. >> my [ __ ] That's all I want. >> If he has a key, he will get the key for me and I will open the door. >> Okay, I want my gray backpack. >> You're not listening to me. She does not live here. >> her stuff. >> Let's go. If you need your medicine, I'm going to wait till you leave. He's probably waiting for you to leave. >> Grab your stuff and go. >> Go. >> Come on, put her in cuffs. Go, put her in cuffs. >> No. >> BRO, WHAT THE >> OW, NO. >> STOP. GIVE ME YOUR ARM. >> NO. >> Give me your arm. >> NO, NO, STOP. >> WE'RE GIVING YOU medical assistance. >> This No, I NEED THE DRUG. >> [screaming] >> I TOLD YOU OH. >> STOP. >> DON'T KICK ME. >> STOP. >> BRO, YOU'RE BREAKING MY LEG. >> ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS PICK UP YOUR stuff and go. >> Go. >> I want my medicine. [ __ ] >> Stop. Go. >> Go. >> Come on. MY WRIST IS BROKEN. >> [screaming] >> WHY ARE YOU HURTING ME LIKE THIS? YOU'RE >> IN THE CORNER. STOP. >> THAT WAS UNNECESSARY. >> Get the OFF ME. BRO, GET THE [ __ ] OFF ME. >> THE COPS THEN ESCORT her outside and straight to the squad car. >> This [ __ ] the stairs. THIS STOP WHAT YOU'RE DOING. I NEED IT. [ __ ] I want my medicine. Medicine. >> Sir, this >> is it. My wrist is broken. I have a broken wrist. >> You should have just listened. >> Oh, I should have just listened. >> Do you have any pockets? >> No. >> All right. [ __ ] Mine's right here. >> I don't want to go to jail. I don't do jail. I ain't did [ __ ] >> Well, you kicked me, so that's that's a charge right there. >> That's not fair. You're breaking my hand. >> You weren't listening. >> You're breaking my hand. >> All right. >> I'll let you have the floor and go ahead. >> Nope. Feet in. Get feet in. Put your feet in. >> No. >> I would not want to put your feet in for you. Put them in. >> You guys are letting him >> You have one more opportunity to put your feet in before I do it for you. >> You're letting him away. >> Get feet in. >> Get in. >> Feet in. Sit up. Were you guys at the hotel? Oh, yeah. He went that way. >> So, I read the cast screen is across the street, so I'm looking this way. I see Clark pulling here, and they're off lighting me down. So, I run up the stairs. Dude says he has a knife. The guy with no shirt is like screaming at her. I tell him to back off and go downstairs, and he gets in my face. I was like, "You're about to go in cuffs." And then I closed the door. I didn't know it locked. Um literally nothing. It was a standby. >> This woman is charged with aggravated battery on a Leo and resisting arrest. >> I shot >> Put it in park. >> No, put it in park. Put it in park. Put it IN PARK. >> IN PARK. >> Put it in park. >> What's your name? >> Miss Ross. >> Miss Ross, YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> Come outside, Miss Ross. >> Happy 4th of July 2024, officers are investigating a traffic crash when this woman, for some reason, thought it was a good idea to drive straight into the crash scene. So, here's what happened next. >> I'm terribly sorry. Please don't give me a ticket, please. >> What happened here? That's all. >> Please don't give me a ticket, please. >> I'm 74. >> Please, I'm going through a hard time in the city. Don't give me a ticket. >> I would suggest you make better decisions then, especially when there's five police cars. >> I didn't know. I thought I could go through it. >> didn't know, you should ask. I was standing right there. I need your license. >> Please. >> I need your license. >> Please don't give me a ticket. Please. >> Hand me your license. >> I'm begging you, please. >> Hand me your license. Thank you. All right, so it's Miss Is it Rash? >> Yeah, Rash. >> All right, Miss Rash. So, I'm Deputy of the Sheriff's Office. The reason why I stopped you is because, yes, you drove around a barricade. >> I thought I could go through cuz I live right here. I'm sorry. >> Again, I would ask There's one, two, three, four, five police cars. >> in the car. I was going to ask if it was somebody in there. >> right behind that car. >> I didn't see you. >> if you can't ask, then the answer is automatically no. Go down to 47th Street, drive around, right? We live in South Florida. Everything is a grid. >> know that I could do that. I'm sorry. >> How long have you lived here? >> Um 8 years. >> 8 years, and this is the only road you know how to take home? >> Pretty much. That's what the way I go. >> That's That's not a good excuse. All right. Is your license good? >> Yes. >> All right, give me a minute. >> Yeah, nobody lives in this place for 8 years and doesn't know any alternative route to take home. She's either drunk or an idiot, or maybe both. And what's more, after checking on her information, the cop discovers that her driver's license is suspended. All right, Miss Rash. So, here's what's going on. So, >> give me a ticket, please don't give me a ticket. >> Well, I have two tickets, okay? Because your license is suspended. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. It's showing from >> No, it's not. >> March 4th. So, >> Why would it be suspended? It's not suspended. >> It says well it is, okay? For financial responsibility. So what I'm assuming it is is because you have insurance, right? >> Yeah. >> So I'm assuming it's unpaid tolls. Do you have unpaid tolls? >> No, not that I know of. >> Double check. Go to the DMV and figure out. So here's the thing. You have the one citation for driving around the detour barricade, okay? >> Please don't give me a ticket cuz you know I didn't know. >> You should have known. That's the problem, okay? Ignorance isn't a excuse, all right? So the second one is the suspended license, okay? Without knowledge this means you didn't know. So it's just a regular ticket. So my recommendation is you have 30 days to take care of these. So I would suggest you get to the DMV, figure out why your license is suspended >> and reinstate it. Once it's reinstated you can show the courthouse that you fixed your license and they'll probably dismiss that ticket. Then you just have to deal with this one, okay? >> Please don't give me a ticket, please. I didn't know better. >> You keep saying that but it's not going to change the fact that you did it, okay? Right? So like I said, these are the two citations. Your license stays with me because it's not valid, okay? >> No, I need my license. >> You can't get it back. It's not valid. You can't You're not allowed to have it. >> keep my license. I need it for my ID. >> I don't know. >> Sir, please give me my license back. >> Absolutely not, okay? >> It took me forever to get it. >> All you need to go is to the DMV and have them fix it and print it back out. $25 or whatever it costs. >> Please, please sir. >> I cannot give it to you. It's not valid. It belongs to the state of Florida. It's suspended. It goes back to the state of Florida. I'm not doing anything to you, okay? I'm not doing that, okay? I'm not doing anything. Your li- Listen, your license is suspended. >> It shouldn't be suspended. >> Do you want to argue or are you going to listen to me? Your license is suspended, okay? That means it is invalid, which means you cannot possess it. Okay? Therefore, I send it back to the state of Florida, Tallahassee, and they dispose of it. >> Are you giving my license back, please? >> It doesn't matter how many times you ask me. I'm not giving it to you. I cannot do that. It is invalid. It is an invalid driver's license. You cannot have it. >> My license is not suspended. They told >> Okay. I'll tell you what. If you want to keep arguing >> or your car's getting towed. >> If you want to keep arguing, I'll have Who is this? Emerald is going to hook it up and take it home for you. All right? So, you cannot drive this. All right? So, figure out how you're going to get it home. And once it gets home, keep it there until you get your license reinstated. All right? >> Uh so, now it's over. No, of course not. After walking away to continue with the original crash investigation, the officer suddenly hears this loud crunchy noise behind him. Uh turns out the woman's a drunk idiot. Instead of listening to his advice earlier, she attempts to drive through the restricted area and strike the back of another officer's car with a suspect from the crash still sitting inside. >> All right. All right. Stop. Stop. Stop. No, put it in park. Put it in park. Put it in park. Put it in park. Hey, go get her. Do you have your 10-15? >> Yeah, I showed my car with a 15 inside of it. >> Hey. Hey, hop out. Hop out, man. Hop out. Actually, no. Wait here. Wait here. Wait here. Uh Montero's car. >> After a short pursuit, the officer located the vehicle parked at her house. And her? Yeah, she barricaded herself inside the house. >> This is at 4822 Second Terrace. Hey, come here. Come here. Okay. Well, now she's barricaded herself. >> What's her name? >> Miss Ross. MISS >> ROSS, YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> Come outside, Miss Ross. >> No. >> Miss Ross, come outside. >> The prior sheriff's office, you are under arrest. Come out now. >> Miss Well, then let's talk about it. The problem is you hit the deputy's vehicle. I need to take a Miss Ross, I need to look at the damage on your vehicle. You need to come outside and show me. You need to come outside and show me. I need to You need to show me. All right, because right now it looks bad. Miss Ross, I need to see the damage then. You have to point it out to me. >> Turns out the arrest happened inside the house and we don't have footage of it. So, let's skip to the part where the cop escorts her to the squad car. >> Ow. Come on, please let me go. I DIDN'T DO anything wrong. >> You are under arrest, ma'am. Do you have anything on you? >> No. My door is >> I don't care. >> is open to my house. My door is open to my house. >> Is there anybody else home? No. >> No. >> All right, I'll >> Please, you got to let me go. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Sit down. >> I'm so sorry. I did not know that I didn't do that to >> on, stay stay in there, okay? So, >> I promise you. I swear. >> Ross, right? >> Okay, I've had some problems and I really don't need more aggravation. >> Okay, well what's going on tonight? >> What? >> Like just tell me what's going on tonight. >> I didn't think my license would be suspended for no reason. >> Okay. >> you know, I tried to make that turn and I thought I could come home that way. There was space there. I didn't know. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> From um Deerfield I watched the fireworks on the beach down there. >> Okay. >> So I was coming from there and then I just wanted to get home. >> in Deerfield? >> Right on the beach by Hillsboro there. >> Okay. >> the fireworks. >> Okay, so at the end of Hillsboro down at the beach. Okay. >> Please, sir. I mean, there's no reason to arrest me. I didn't do anything wrong. I thought I could make that turn and I was wrong and I apologize and I'm sorry. >> So you're Hang on. Stop Stop trying to climb out. Just wait, okay? So you're You're acknowledging that you didn't make the turn, right? >> No, I did make the turn and I was wrong. >> Well, yeah, you did it but you hit a vehicle in the process of doing it. >> I didn't I didn't Cuz he backed up. He told me to back up before. He told me to pull forward and that's why when I turned it tapped it. I didn't mean it. I swear. >> Okay. >> I'm so sorry. >> So at Deerfield Beach while watching the fireworks, did you have anything to drink tonight? >> No, I don't drink alcohol. >> Okay. >> I don't drink. >> So >> Sir, please just let me go. I I promise you I'll take care of those tickets. I'll find out why my license was suspended. I have no idea why. I I worked hard to get my license back. That's why when you took it I was like I needed it back. Sir, please. I'm I'm having other problems, family problems and stuff and I just don't need this. I'm >> Okay, so listen, I'm I'm to read you this card, okay? >> Okay. >> And then I'm going to ask you some more questions, all right? >> Okay. >> So, you have the right to remain silent. >> After reading her rights, the officer continues to question her. >> Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? Okay, having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> Yes, I wish to talk to you. Just let me go, please. >> here's the thing. >> I I didn't think I was doing anything wrong. I I abide I abide by >> Well, listen, okay? Stop. Sit back down. >> Okay. >> Sit back down. >> But these handcuffs hurt. >> Turn her arm for me. I'll fix them. Okay? >> Just loosen them up or or make them hurt. >> Go ahead and have a seat, ma'am. >> Oh. >> Have a seat, ma'am. Okay? >> Excuse me, sir. I have >> So, again >> was doing anything wrong. >> Stop talking and let me ask you questions, okay? So, again you acknowledge that we told you that you were free to go, okay? >> Right. >> Told you to figure out how you're going to get your car home, okay? And then when you pulled forward, there was a very loud crunching sound because this >> They they had asked me to pull forward so the tow truck could get through, and I didn't realize I was that close. >> Okay. And then afterwards, you stopped and I was still at the window next to you. I was telling you to stop and you said no, and you kept driving. >> Cuz you had my license, so I figured I you know, I wanted my license back. >> Okay. But you understand? Stop. Sit down. >> Stop, please. >> Sit down, okay? So, again, I told you to stop, and >> I didn't cuz I was scared. I was scared. >> Okay. >> I I was scared that I would be arrested like this and I I would >> But what is there to be scared about? >> Cuz my license was suspended and it's and it's not. It's not supposed to be suspended. >> Okay. Okay. >> I don't It just got me all shook up. There's stuff going on in my life right now that I just got scared. >> So I'm just trying to figure out your thought process of Right. I mean, you you rushed that police vehicle with your bumper and you know you didn't >> it. They asked me to pull pull forward. >> you stopped, okay? >> Uh >> Right? And there was a very loud crunch. We all noticed it, right? >> Yeah. >> When you hit the deputy vehicle, it rolled forward, right? >> Oh, I don't know. >> So Again >> I didn't realize it. >> Again, it's not like a vehicle was totaled. It's just a little bit of of a scratch on the car, right? And we told you to stop and you said no. >> Cuz I got scared. I got scared. I'm sorry. I apologize. >> What are you going to apologize for? What are you going to apologize for? Stop standing up. Sit back down. >> Please please understand this. Please. >> Okay. >> I'm begging you. I I have other problems in my life right now and trying to pay for this place that I live in and just everything. >> She said that, but she also drove straight into a crash investigation, bumped into a police car, and fled the scene. I can understand why her life has many problems. Now, after asking her some more questions, the cop then instructed her to do some field sobriety tests before taking her to the station. >> Right, no problem. How you guys doing? Oh, I don't know. All right, go ahead and relax. Um >> Okay. You going to let me go now? >> just swing your feet back in. I just need to talk with my coworkers, okay? Just go and swing your feet back in for >> I passed it with flying colors. I know that. >> Just go ahead and swing your feet back in for me, okay? >> Please let me go. >> Go ahead and >> I I apologize. I'll do whatever I have to do with those tickets. I will do anything. I just >> I'm acknowledging your apology, but just for right now, can you swing your feet back in the car for me? Thank you. Right. What what the what Right. All right, Ms. Ross. So, listen. >> Please. >> So, right now, you are under arrest, okay? >> Please. No. >> You are under arrest, okay? For >> No. >> Well, you are, okay? >> didn't know that I I was doing anything wrong. Please, sir. Please, I apologize. >> understand that, but for right now you are under arrest, okay? >> No. >> So, that's not going to change. So, what I need to know is where is your house key so I can lock your front door for you? >> No, and I have to get my phone so I can talk to somebody for help. So, let me let me go in there. >> Well, no, no, you We're not going to do that. Where's your house key? Is it on your key ring? Where's your key ring for your car? >> I think it's in my house. >> Where at? >> know. Let me Let me go help you find it. >> stop. >> Please. Please, sir, you can't arrest me. >> Stop, okay? >> Please, I can't. I can't. I have too MANY OTHER PROBLEMS. PLEASE. >> STOP. STOP, OKAY? >> I I'll go show you where it is, okay? And my wallet's in my car, I believe. >> Here's the thing, you keep telling me no, I can't, I can't. You keep trying to negate everything I'm trying to tell you. So, I don't want to let you out of the car right now because my fear is that you're going to do something dumb, like try and run away. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay? So, I'm not going to do that, all right? So, where are your keys? >> I [music] think they're in the house. >> Okay, where in the house? Where did you put them? >> Probably on the table. I don't know. >> at the front door? >> No, my dining room table. >> Okay, so I'm going to grab I'm going to grab them and lock the door for you, okay? >> No, but I need my my phone so I can call somebody to help. >> It's either in my purse or in my car. I think I think it's in the car. >> the keys for your house, I will check for your phone, okay? >> No, I don't You can't arrest me, please, sir. I You know I didn't think I was doing anything wrong. What are you arresting me for? >> pushing the door, all right? >> What are you arresting me for? >> For fleeing and eluding, okay? For leaving the scene of an accident, okay? And in addition to driving with a suspended license and I just told you not to drive. Okay? >> I didn't know. I thought I could just drive home. >> No, I told you you cannot drive. I said figure out how you're going to get home. Okay? So, stop pushing >> can't. You can't arrest me, please. God God is with me right now. You can't. >> he's going to be with you in the back seat because you're not going to get out, okay? >> Let me help you find the stuff. >> No. >> Let me help you find the stuff and then I'll I'll do it. No. >> No. Sit down. >> No. No. >> Stop pushing. >> No. >> Stop. >> No. >> Okay? Don't make things worse. >> don't want to be arrested. >> your hands inside. I'm not playing games with you anymore. Slide in. >> I don't want to be arrested. I DON'T WANT TO BE ARRESTED. I NEED my phone to call for help. >> So, turns out this wasn't her first rodeo with the police. In October of '22, she was taken into custody for DUI involving alcohol or drugs. In the end, she was charged with felony fleeing or eluding, resisting or obstructing without violence, reckless driving, driving with a suspended license, leaving the scene of a crash involving property damage, failing to obey police, driving around a detour or barricade, driving with a suspended license without knowledge, DUI involving property damage, and DUI. Her bond was set at $7,000, which she later posted. In court, all of her charges were dropped and no sentences were made. >> Then get your hands off of me, you stupid [ __ ] >> Go. >> [ __ ] ass Help your dad die, you little >> What's going on, brother? >> How do you do, my good man? >> Doing all right. You're the only one here? >> No, there's a lady. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Trying to get her to leave. >> Okay. >> She come banging on the door last night this morning. She's smashing my stuff. >> Okay. >> My thing is to keep everything cool and cordial, you know? You know There's a mom there, you know? So >> Yeah. >> It's just a little yelling, you know? >> Okay. Did she just leave or what? >> No. >> Where's she at? >> She's still here. bathroom >> what? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> She's trying to get the phone though, you know. >> What's her name? >> Name's Chloe. >> Okay. Neighbors are calling saying y'all yelling and there's things being thrown and something about a kid and everything else. >> She just threw my light, you know, and I'm I'm just telling her, you know, it doesn't need to get this far till they call the police, you know, and this would be the point where it get far, you know, so >> Okay. >> It's literally locked in the door, like I'm literally just trying to talk to her calm down. I finally got her folks there right now. >> Okay. >> I wasn't trying to get this far. >> Are you needing to get by or >> I just was waiting on my daughter to come get her phone and I saw you show up, so I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> Who's your daughter? Chloe? >> up. >> I'm not leaving without MY SON. NOT LEAVING WITHOUT MY SON. TIME TO GIVE ME MY SON THEN. NO, I DON'T CARE. NO. >> CHILL. >> GIVE A [ __ ] Where is my son? I don't give a [ __ ] mom. >> No, just chill. >> Just [ __ ] you. STOP YELLING. WHERE IS MY SON? >> CHLOE. >> NO. >> STOP THE YELLING. >> HE'S KIDDING. NOBODY CAN FIGURE OUT WHAT'S GOING ON, PLEASE. >> This woman's very agitated. The officer separates the man from her for further investigation. So, kid is with your folks? >> Kid is with my folks, but I've took care of him this whole entire time. All I do is do for him. And I'm trying to get her to get her life together, big dog. I'm just tired of all these petty games, you know, just trying to be her, you know, as in a situation you maintain a situation, you know, and I'm actually done with it. I speak to her about it, you know, type of way. She's always blowing me off, you know, I ain't getting no, but apparently I'm the one that's you know when I'm just trying to talk about stuff, you know, but I can't speak, so >> Okay. >> If I did do it right now, she'll disappear, but I'm just going to enjoy this little time I do got cuz I do know, you know, that's what I'm saying. >> Is there a parenting plan or anything in place? >> There's never been a parenting thing, you know, I've always done everything myself. I take care of him myself. I took him to work today with me by myself. >> Okay. Does that all kind of sound accurate? >> has kids at least 75% of the time. >> Okay. >> Chloe is younger than him by several years and much more less mature than he is. >> Sure. >> She can come home with me. You have to let her see him, though. >> For sure. >> Or I would bring him back myself. He's the primary person >> Yeah. >> as of right now, but I know he don't have a problem with Chloe seeing the baby. She would not run off with her or him. >> I'm trying to help her evolve as a person. >> No, I know you're doing your best. You're not doing bad. I think she's just having a bad night now, that's all. >> Was you or was she living at? >> She She was living at >> She floats around, really. >> Okay. Okay. [snorts] >> But I mean, she has a place to go right now. I can take her right to my mom's. >> Okay. So, what do you want to see happen? >> I'm hope- hopefully, you know, since we done all this talking and all this, try to get her, you know, get her, you know, get herself together, you know, and I'll I'll literally will have him in her hands in a few days. >> Okay. >> I'm pretty sure this whole situation is about the kid, for sure. >> It's about the >> Really? Okay. What were you saying? >> I was going to say he's pretty much everything he's saying is true. >> Okay. Okay. I'm going to talk with her and see if we can work something out, but >> get my phone from her, too? >> I will work on that, yeah. >> She just threw it in the trash. >> Okay. Can I have her phone? See if I can make a trade for it, at least. >> After speaking with the man, the cop goes inside to deal with this woman. >> Can we talk a minute? First, can we trade phones? Can I have his phone? >> not get my son? >> Okay, that's not how that works. That's not how that works. >> gets here. He's not getting his phone until my son gets here. No. >> Chloe. Let's be rational about this. Take a deep breath. You can be charged with keeping his phone from him. >> If he wants to put me in jail, he can do it. Over my son, yes, I will, because >> His phone has nothing to do with that. Nothing whatsoever. >> Yeah, his phone does. His I don't know where my son is. His stupid family does have my son in a [ __ ] motel room. So, it yes it does. I'm texting his family trying to figure out where the [ __ ] my son is. >> Okay. You keeping his phone from him will end up with you in jail. >> Yeah, if he wants to press charges he can press charges. >> doesn't matter if he wants to or not. >> He can press charges if he wants to. I'm waiting for my son to them to text me back. >> Chloe. It sounds like he's willing to work out stuff. >> No, he's not he's saying he's saying that because you guys are here. He's a [ __ ] psycho. >> He's saying that cuz >> He's telling your mom that, too. Your mom's backing up everything he's saying. >> Okay. >> So, what what is going on here? >> Nothing. He's There's nothing going on. I left last night. We were cool. I left last night with my friend. He doesn't like when I leave with my friends. And then I came back this morning and he wouldn't unlock the door. And then he's just that kind of jealous person. >> And he's mad because I left last night with my friend Chloe and I didn't come back home. I stayed the night at her house, which she lives behind Dixie Stampede and he didn't like that. Now, look at us. We're here. >> Right. So, let's not make things worse for ourselves and figure out a solution that works for everybody. Where people don't have to go to jail. Cuz it's pretty asinine. Right? You want to go to jail for holding onto a phone? >> No, but I will. >> Okay. So, let's trade phones. You can have yours. >> He knows I'm not playing with him. I'm not not until I get my son. He's not even on my son's birth certificate. I will get him for kidnapping. >> That's not how that works. Give me his phone. I will give you yours. And we continue to have a civil conversation without you going to jail. >> Yeah, my son should be here in 2 minutes. >> Okay. Now, give me the phone. >> I'll give it to him. Chloe, give me the damn phone. It doesn't matter. It is not your phone. >> I bought it. I bought both of them. >> Okay. So, the cop goes back outside to talk to the guy about his intention of arresting her for refusing to give back his phone. Well, she heard that and threw it on the floor. So, from here cuz she's keeping you from your phone we can arrest her. >> Chloe, you do not get arrested over a phone. >> It's really kind of silly to me to do that, but that's kind of where we're at. So, >> Don't do that. >> And if love is never real, man, stuff like that always happen. >> Okay. You said she don't live here, right? Okay. >> [snorts] >> You want her out of there? >> I'm going to give it what she want if that's fine. >> I'm fine. She can come live with me. My wife is And I've been here for 6 months, so technically, you know, the law I don't have to leave for 30 days, right? So, I don't have to leave right now. It does matter when I've been here for LIKE >> JUST COME HOME for a few days. Just come home for a few days. >> With my son, yeah, and all his [ __ ] That's where That's what's going on right now. >> So, she's packing her stuff and the cop is waiting for her to finish so they can leave peacefully. But, uh sure enough, she makes things way more difficult. >> Stay down there for a minute. >> Chloe. Chloe. Stay down there for a minute while I talk with them. You can wait. >> Don't put your HANDS ON ME. >> HE'S THE BABY. ON, he's giving you the baby. Look, he's giving you I got the baby right here. Thank you. >> So, by no means do you have to let her. >> I'm going to get her. >> Okay. But, if that's what you want to do, you try to have >> He'll be all right. >> Look, calm heads prevail, then so be it. But, my recommendation is get some court-ordered stuff going. >> I don't want to be in no situation to see y'all disrespect >> No, you're good, man. I wish it wouldn't under these circumstances. >> Yeah, circumstances. >> Um I don't know if you kind of want to watch her she takes or whatever. With her packing up her stuff, but >> stuff is bad. >> Okay. >> Most of the clothes there are my son's. I paid for. >> Okay. >> That's my money. >> Okay. we can stick around while she gets her things together or things for him or whatever. I don't want to leave here with the two of y'all still going at each other's throats and [ __ ] so >> No. >> Go for it. You can go try to add them with corner quick and run them out. >> I paid for all his clothes. I have receipts on chain. Shut the [ __ ] you ain't bought one [ __ ] pair of clothes that's in there hanging up. [ __ ] you. >> All right, knock it off. >> You have plenty of charges on you. You ain't got [ __ ] I got no charges. Shut the [ __ ] up. >> All right, knock it off. >> That's crazy. >> Let me take the [ __ ] >> Both of you. >> That's not yours. >> That was. >> That's not yours. >> Yes. My [ __ ] can stay in your house for 30 days. That's the rule. I don't care. And I'll press charges on you. My [ __ ] has to stay in your house for 30 days. I live here. I don't even have to leave if I don't want to. I know my law. >> All right, knock it off. >> I'm leaving for the sake of me. I don't want to >> If it If it's been long enough that it's been abandoned, which is 30 days, then yeah, she can get rid of that [ __ ] >> 30 days. >> to get rid of it. >> After 30 days. No, you have to wait 30 days. What what did he just tell you? >> Shut the [ __ ] up. You It's I can stay here if I want. It's what you're not getting, so shut the [ __ ] up. >> And the girl keeps on arguing. She got everything she wanted, man, but it's still not enough. Instead of leaving, she argues with this guy, which of course isn't going to sit well with the officer. >> All right. Chloe, if you're not going to If you're not going to take the rest of this [ __ ] get those bags and get out. Let's go. >> carry My phone I'm not I can't carry these bags by my >> You can carry the There's clothes. They weigh 5 [ __ ] pounds. Get them and get out. >> carry both of them. I'm not doing this. I'm not carrying this by myself. I'm already COLD AND MY TOES ARE COLD. I'm trying to wait for my mom to help me. >> There. They're outside. Go. >> I need help carrying them to the car. >> Okay, they're outside. Go. >> Okay, well, it's cold, so I'm >> give a [ __ ] Go. >> I'm sorry. >> I am done listening to you guys back and forth. Go. >> You go. >> Come on. >> me. Don't touch >> Come on. Stop. >> me. >> Okay, do you want to go to jail? >> No, she don't. >> Do you want to go to jail? >> Off of me. >> Get out. >> No. >> Get out. >> Stop. We're calm. Calm down. >> Okay, then lay your hands off of me. >> Go. >> Then get [snorts] your hands off of me, you stupid [ __ ] >> She almost got arrested and still doesn't learn one bit. Continues her chain of entitlement and horrible decisions. >> HELP ME CARRY IT TO THE CAR THEN. NOT YOU. YOU HELP ME CARRY IT TO THE CAR. >> HE DOESN'T HAVE TO. >> [ __ ] YOU. >> COME ON. COME ON. Calm down. Calm down, Chloe. Please, come on. >> No. >> Be a grown-ass adult, pick up the bags, AND GET OUT. >> TO ME. >> Calm down. Calm down. Come on. Come on, video. >> [ __ ] ass help your dad die in your [ __ ] family, [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> Calm down. Calm down. Calm Okay, you're going to jail. Chill out. >> Chill out. CHILL OUT. MOMMY, WHY DID YOU DO THIS? CUZ WHY ARE YOU DOING ALL THIS? YOU'RE HURTING ME. PLEASE LEAVE ME ALONE. PLEASE, LEAVE. >> NO. NO. NO. NO. QUIT. NO. PLEASE, LET ME GO. >> NO. >> [screaming] >> PLEASE. >> NO. >> I'M BEGGING YOU FOR MERCY. SHE'S ON KIX SIX. >> STOP. >> [screaming] >> SHE'S ON KIX SIX, PLEASE. >> NO. >> PLEASE. >> NO. >> OH GOD. I GOT ONE ON THE PHONE ALREADY. OKAY. >> NO. >> [screaming] >> NO. >> CALM DOWN, MAMA. >> NO. >> HOLD THAT ONE. WHAT'S THAT? HOLD IT. >> YEP. >> NO. NO. NO. I DON'T KNOW. >> CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. >> [screaming] >> CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. >> [screaming] >> I'M SCARED. NO. STOP. NO. NO. STOP. NO. >> [screaming] >> MOM. STOP. >> YOU COULD HAVE JUST TOOK YOUR STUPID >> NO, I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT I HAVE TO GO THROUGH. YOU DON'T >> UH MOM NEEDS TO LEARN THAT AUTISM ISN'T DISPENSATION. This behavior has nothing to do with autism and everything to do with being an entitled brat who was never told no. Also, in our opinion, the custody should be given TO THE DAD. >> NO! NO! NO! PLEASE! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! PLEASE! STOP! LET ME GO! LET ME GO! STOP! PLEASE, STOP! OH, YOU'RE SQUISHING IT ON ME! >> [crying] >> STOP! NO, YOU'RE HURTING ME! QUIT! >> [screaming] >> SO THEN STOP RESISTING. >> I'M NOT! DON'T PUT THE HANDCUFFS ON ME! >> LET GO! As the cops are arresting her, the mom again tries to make excuses for her daughter. >> 27 going to search this way. >> No, PLEASE STOP! NO! PLEASE, STOP! >> [screaming] >> PLEASE! NO! >> [screaming] >> NO! >> JOEY KNOCK IT OFF. QUIT. >> NO, stop hurting me! PLEASE, STOP! I CAN'T GO TO THE POLICE CAR! >> ALL RIGHT, SO WE'RE GOING TO SEARCH you going to search 27 this way. >> Why do they still have me? I KNOW! MOM, THEY'RE HURTING ME RIGHT HERE. I CAN'T GIVE IT UP. WHAT ARE YOU talking about? >> Okay. >> My arm, my ankle. >> Hold that one. Yep. >> No, my hands are >> [screaming] >> We're going to adjust them for you, Chloe. Chloe, knock it off. >> There's no way I'm going >> I'm going I am going to uncuff this one. So, you move it behind your back. >> In the end, she's charged with assault on Leo's and resisting arrest. In court, she pled guilty to both charges and was sentenced to 2 years of supervised probation.