If she was out going to take my CHILD AND ARREST, AND HE'S LAUGHING. THAT'S WHY I WANT him beat up. Seriously, I got so many hood cousins that really want to come down here and beat HIM UP CUZ THEY DON'T give about going to jail. >> Why you ain't doing it? You work for the public, right? I just asked you to CALL YOUR SUPERVISOR. >> IT'S ALMOST hilarious how some people think losing it will somehow help their case. Spoiler alert, it only makes things worse. >> The door. Open the door. >> Can I kick it in? >> Yeah. >> Am I under arrest? That's all my turn. >> Welcome to Police X 10, where attitude meets authority. Let's dive into today's craziness in cops versus the dumbest Karens in a total out of control meltdown, starting with this woman who became a demon the moment handcuffs clicked in. >> I don't have to listen to you. My boyfriend is a [ __ ] police officer. >> Okay. >> I'm calling my boyfriend. HE'S A [ __ ] >> [screaming] >> ON DECEMBER 17TH, 2024, an officer on patrol noticed a car suddenly flew past him at high speed. The officer immediately activated his emergency lights and siren, but the driver refused to stop, leading to a high-speed pursuit. At one point, the vehicle was going so fast that all four tires even lifted off the ground, reaching 80 mph in a 35 zone. After a while, the driver pulled over into a funeral home. As the officer approached the vehicle to investigate, he had no idea he was about to witness one of the worst meltdowns he had ever seen. >> Evening. I said evening. >> Oh, evening. >> I'm also licensed with the Kenosha Police Department. Reason why I'm stopping you, couple of reasons. Back there, crossing the railroad tracks on 60th Street, you were traveling, I guess, well over for mph. It's pretty unsafe and imprudent. And then you were also bouncing within your lane. You crossed the double yellow. You were driving straight down the middle of both lanes after the stop light. Uh and then I when I activated my lights, you accelerated and you kept going. >> Um I don't think you did that. >> Is there any reason for all those violations? >> Absolutely not. >> Do you have your license and insurance? >> going to get mad at me because my son is difficult. >> Okay. >> No, it does not okay. >> I'm just saying >> You're going to do it anyways. >> Do what? >> You guys are going to >> Can I have your ID, please? >> Can you uh hand my officer your ID, please? >> As the officers were asking for her information, they noticed clear signs of intoxication and her acting strangely. The officers then asked her to step out of the car. >> Thank you. >> He just get get away from me, please. >> Step out of the car. >> Okay, fine. >> All right, turn and face away from me. Face away from me. Where is your ID at? >> In my car. >> Okay, just step to the back. Just come over here. Is it okay if I go in your purse to get your ID? Where's your ID at? >> Right there. >> In this purse? Can I grab it? >> No. >> Is there anything in there? >> No, there's nothing in there. But I don't trust any of you people. >> Why is that? >> Oh, well. Okay, let's let us talk about it. >> Okay, sure. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Um probably like two glasses of wine. >> Two glasses? Like normal glasses or what? >> Yeah, like normal glasses. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Mhm. >> What time did you start drinking? >> Um probably like a couple hours ago. >> Give me like an uh ballpark. >> No, I I don't need to. >> Okay, do you know what time it is currently? >> Yes. >> What time is it? >> It's probably like 9:00. >> Okay. Do you know your uh English alphabet pretty well? >> Oh, yeah. >> Can you say >> You know what? >> Hang on. Hang on. Come here. Come here. Stop walking away. Just stop walking away. >> Just ask me a question. >> I'm going to walk away. >> No, you can't. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Given how agitated she was, the officers decided to put her in handcuffs. And this flipped a switch in her. >> Would you be willing to do a field sobriety test at the police department? >> For what? >> Cuz you're intoxicated. >> I'm not intoxicated. You know what? You guys are so mean. >> What is that? >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say >> Oh. >> Pay attention now. >> No, I don't need to pay attention. >> Stop. Stop. You're going to get charged with resisting and obstructing if you keep it up. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with >> Why did you push me? Why did you push me? >> Stop moving. >> Stop it. >> Stop. Listen to me. >> No, I don't have to listen to you. I My boyfriend is a [ __ ] police officer. >> Okay. >> Oh, really? Okay, really? Can I talk to him? >> Pointed to Pointed to Where is it? >> You guys are the meanest people I have ever met in my entire life. >> You can decide at any >> [screaming] >> RIGHTS. >> I HAVE A RIGHT TO TALK TO PEOPLE. OH MY GOD. ARE you kidding? >> If you keep yelling you're You're getting charged with disorderly conduct if you YELLING AND SCREAMING. YOU CAN DECIDE AT ANY TIME TO EXERCISE these rights and and not answer any questions or make any statements. I need to make sure you don't fall. You are in handcuffs. >> You are hurting me. >> Do you understand [laughter] these rights as I've explained them to you? Do you understand these rights as I've explained them to you? It's a yes or no question. Do you understand these rights as I explained them? You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer >> If you pull me again, oh my god. >> YOU'RE GOING TO PUT HER IN THE CAR. All right. >> Okay, go ahead. >> Here's her money. Stop. >> Ma'am, she's getting charged with obstructing and resisting. >> STOP. >> STOP. >> THEN STOP. >> STOP HURTING ME, THEN. >> Separate your feet. >> Separate. >> No. >> Separate your feet. >> I'm calling my boyfriend. He's a [ __ ] cop. >> The officers then put her in the squad car and searched her vehicle based on the strong odor of alcohol coming from inside. And her reaction when the officers told her what they found inside the car was not a pleasant one. >> Get on your side. >> Yes. We have to search you. >> No, you don't. >> You're under arrest. >> Arrest. Stop touching me. >> You're under arrest. >> Full strip >> Get in the squad. Watch your head. >> No, no, I won't watch it. >> Then you don't have to watch your head. This smells like straight tequila. Ooh. I was smelling it after she was back here, so I'm like, there's something >> We gave you your Miranda card back, right? >> Yeah, yeah. >> Absolutely not. I never heard my Miranda rights. >> talking to you. >> Oh, okay. I'm not talking to you, you [ __ ] >> Do you want to hear your Miranda rights? >> No, you never told me that. >> I said, do you want to hear them? >> know what? I will I will call my lawyer, and you guys are doing this on purpose. You guys are I have police friends. >> Ma'am, do you want me to read you your Miranda Okay, that's fine. >> You're not going to read me [ __ ] Just take me to jail. >> Well, that's not how this works. >> THIS IS HOW IT WORKS. I HAVE FRIENDS THAT are police officers. Go ahead, go through my purse. I don't give a >> I'm not going through your purse. Charlie, do you want me to do anything for you? >> Um I got to read her this informing the accused. >> You have not read me my you [ __ ] piece of You are GOING TO YOUR JOB, YOU UGLY piece of You know what? I AM FRIENDS WITH I AM FRIENDS WITH I AM FRIENDS WITH SO MANY police officers. And you know what? You Oh, you know who the [ __ ] I am, and that's why you arrested me, because you know who I am affiliated with. >> I have no idea who you are. >> YOU KNOW WHO I AM. OH MY GOD, [screaming] WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME? [laughter] I have to go take care of my children tomorrow. God, why would you do this to me? OH MY GOD! [screaming] YOU CAN'T LEAVE MY CAR RUNNING LIKE THAT. CAN YOU TURN MY CAR OFF? YOU CAN'T TURN MY CAR OFF? You can't TURN MY CAR [screaming] OFF? OH MY GOD, YOU'RE LIKE A [ __ ] 12-YEAR-OLD. YOU ARE A 12-YEAR-OLD. YOU ARE YOUNGER THAN MY [ __ ] children. And you know who my [ __ ] kids are, don't you? >> I have no idea who you are. >> YEAH, YOU DO. THAT'S WHY YOU'RE PULLING ME OVER, BECAUSE you know who my [ __ ] kids are. >> I was pulling you over cuz you were driving. >> No, you pulled me over because you know who my kids are. >> Okay, Emily, I'm going to read THIS TO YOU. >> NO! YOU CANNOT >> [screaming] >> READ THAT TO ME! YOU HAVE TO TURN WHO'S TAKING MY CAR? WHO'S TAKING MY CAR? >> [screaming] >> WHO THE [ __ ] IS TAKING MY CAR? WHO'S TAKING MY CAR? >> [screaming] >> WHO IS TAKING MY CAR? >> WITH THAT MUCH TEQUILA, she's more hammered than an anvil. But the worst part happened inside the car, where she freaked out and screamed like a psycho. >> cops, and you want to ruin my life, AND YOU GUYS [ __ ] HATE MY KID, AND YOU HATE MY FATHER OF MY CHILDREN. YEAH! >> [screaming] >> YES! >> EMILY, STOP. >> YES! >> STOP, OR YOU'RE GOING TO GET PEPPER SPRAYED. >> YES! >> [screaming] [laughter] [screaming] >> THE OPERATOR OF A VEHICLE THAT WAS INVOLVED IN AN accident that caused the death or great bodily harm to Well, that's cuz you're screaming. Or substantial bodily harm to a person or affected by driving or two times with respect to a motor vehicle after consuming AN INTOXICATING BEVERAGE. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> NOBODY HEARS YOU. NOBODY WANTS TO TALK TO YOU. Stop talking to me. STOP TALKING! >> [screaming] >> OH MY GOD! >> [laughter] >> OH MY GOD! WHAT? STOP IT! STOP! LEAVE [screaming] ME ALONE! LEAVE ME THE [ __ ] ALONE! I KNOW I am >> [screaming] >> AND I AM OH MY GOD! OH MY GOD! >> [laughter] >> YOU [ __ ] towed my car, you [ __ ] OH MY GOD! [screaming] I HATE THE LOCAL POLICE. I HATE ALL YOU MOTHER [ __ ] >> [screaming] >> I HATE YOU! I HATE YOU! >> [screaming] >> I JUST HAVE TO GO BLOOD. MA'AM, I'M GOING TO ASK YOU ONE MORE TIME. Will you submit TO AN EVIDENT TALKING TO ME! >> [screaming] >> TALKING TO ME! I'LL STOP TALKING IF YOU question Call. You're Call. Okay. You are a terrible Call. YOU ARE A TERRIBLE POLICE OFFICER. HORRIBLE. >> Will you submit to an evidentiary chemical test of your breath? >> I know what even, right? I went to school with him. I KNOW SO MANY police officers and you're going TO LOSE YOUR JOB, YOU ugly piece of [ __ ] >> do the warrant for me while we drive cuz I'm not going to be able to do that. >> Yeah, I'll do the warrants and then I'll meet you over there. >> I HAVE NO WARRANTS. IDIOT. YOU. YOU CAN You're going to lose your [ __ ] job. >> After she refused to submit to a breath test, officers secured a warrant for a blood test. But on the way to the hospital, her behavior grew even more erratic. >> OH, PULL ME OUTSIDE AND BEAT ME UP. HEY, YOU SHOULD beat me up. Here, pull me up and beat me up. Beat me up. Oh, you forgot to pull me outside and beat me up. Oh, YOU ALWAYS DO IT. YOU BEAT EVERYBODY UP. >> I don't BEAT IT. >> OH, NO, YOU BEAT EVERYBODY UP. You are a abuser. You beat everybody UP. YOU BEAT MY SON UP. >> I've never met YOUR SON. >> OH, >> [screaming] >> WHERE IS HE? YOU ARE. >> WHO AM I? >> OH, I KNOW WHO THE [ __ ] YOU ARE AND I'M CALLING right now. I'm going to call AND TELL THEM ABOUT HOW YOU BEAT me up AND THEN I'M GOING TO CALL EVERYBODY AND TELL THEM HOW YOU BEAT ME UP. >> Do you have a family? >> Do you have children? I bet you do. I bet you have children. You have like a a 15-year-old daughter. And you know what? How would you feel if somebody did this to her? You're going to kill me, aren't you? >> I am not going to kill you, Emily. >> kill me. You're going to You're going to beat the [ __ ] out >> [laughter] [crying] >> STOP. >> LET ME LET ME OUT. WHY are you doing this to me? >> We're going to the hospital. >> Why are YOU DOING THIS TO ME? WHY? >> [screaming] >> WHY? WHY? WHY ARE you [screaming] hurting >> Stop. >> Let me out. >> [screaming] >> OW. OW. >> [laughter] >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. Where are you taking me? >> I told you we're going to the Aurora Hospital. >> You're taking me all the way out in the county. >> We're going We're not going to the county. We're going to the hospital. >> Why are you doing >> This This is still the city. >> Why are you doing this? This is not fair. Why are you taking me out in the county? I didn't do anything wrong. >> Stop. >> Why are you taking me in the county? Why? >> We're going to the hospital. >> I'll tell you anything you want to tell me. I have to get home to my kids. >> We're going to the hospital. I'm going to apply for a search warrant for your blood. >> I didn't do I didn't do anything wrong. Like why are you DOING THIS TO >> [screaming] >> MOM, DO YOU HAVE A MOM? >> STOP. SHE WANTS TO BE A VICTIM SO badly that she assaulted herself by smacking her head on the divider and briefly losing consciousness. When arriving at the hospital, her erratic behavior continued. >> Hey, are you piece of [ __ ] You ugly [ __ ] piece OF >> SIT DOWN. >> I NEED TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. >> YEAH, you're at the hospital. Should you just >> Get the [ __ ] off me. >> I'M SIT SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN. >> REALLY? >> SIT. Sit down. >> to die? >> Sit down. >> YOU WANT ME TO DIE? GET YOUR [ __ ] HANDS OFF ME. >> SIT DOWN AND RELAX. Sit down. GET YOUR HEAD CHECKED. I GOT YOU. SIT DOWN. YOU'RE GOOD. PEPPER SPRAY. KNOCK IT OFF. LET'S GO. Sit down. >> In the end, she was charged with battery or threat to an officer, resisting arrest, failing to stop, and disorderly conduct. She was released a few days later on a $750 cash bond. She was later found guilty on resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. The rest of the charges were dismissed. Ultimately, she was given no jail or probation and was only ordered to pay $200 in fines. Intoxication and emotional collapse don't make someone a victim. They multiply consequences. One calm decision to pull over early could have prevented nearly everything that followed. Moving on to the next case where an entitled woman makes a scene over some noise in the middle of the day. >> And that's why I want him beat up. Seriously, I got so many hood cousins. They heard him. THEY REALLY DO. THEY REALLY WANT TO COME DOWN HERE AND BEAT HIM UP CUZ THEY DON'T give a about going to jail. TAKE A SHOWER AND REST. >> [screaming] >> ON SEPTEMBER 14TH, 2025, an officer responded to a neighborhood regarding a woman who was screaming threats at a group of construction workers. Here's what happened next. >> How's it going? >> Yeah, it could be going better. So, long story short, pretty much, we're cutting out here doing our job. It's 10:00 in the morning. >> Yeah. >> Didn't think it would be no big deal. She comes out hooting and hollering. Screaming at us. >> This lady over here? This lady over here? >> This lady. And she threatened us. Told us to wait right here. Called him a white boy and everything. Oh, there she is right there. Um said she was going to go get somebody to beat us up and this and that. And all we're trying to do is our job. >> I don't do this for free, by the way. >> What's that? [snorts] >> by the way. I I asked I work 6:12 and all that noise is getting on my nerves. First, why they call the police on me? Where's the building permit? That Listen, come on. Let's go to this legal stuff. They don't even have a building permit. I just want to get me some sleep on my day off. Not arguing and bickering. I work hard enough. I just want some sleep and I asked them to cut the wood OUT BACK SO I CAN GET ME SOME SLEEP. >> The only time I need a building permit permit is if I do it adjacent to it. >> Oh, oh, no, this is this is a whole new process. >> But there there's a >> It's called Come on. I'M GOING TO COME ON. >> LISTEN. >> going to call. Let's get a building permit. Do they have a building permit? They're going to leave. No, I'm asking you. We're going to do this legally. >> just rolled up here. I don't know. >> So, I know they don't have one. >> But is there is there a proper way to address it though? >> I No, it's not because I asked him. I work 6:12. I leave here every morning at 4:30 in the morning. And today's MY ONLY DAY OFF. I GOT UP 5:00 TO DO MY LAUNDRY SO I CAN SLEEP. And I asked him to cut the wood out back so I can do that. And he wants to be a smart ass. And seriously, and he's laughing. That's why I want him beat up. Seriously, I GOT SO MANY HOOD COUSINS. They ain't heard him. They really WANT TO COME DOWN HERE AND BEAT THEM UP. THEY REALLY DO. THEY REALLY WANT TO COME DOWN HERE AND BEAT HIM UP CUZ THEY DON'T GIVE ABOUT GOING TO JAIL. >> WELL, that threat might be one reason for the officer to put her in jail. Lucky for her, the officer won't do that and will continue with her investigation. >> They don't give about going to jail. They don't. THEY REALLY WANT TO COME DOWN HERE AND DO SOME DAMAGE. SO, I just want some sleep, ma'am. >> OKAY. >> TO AVOID ALL THIS. >> OKAY. >> CUZ I GOT PEOPLE that's hood and don't give >> I got you. >> I asked them to take the noise out back. >> I got you. >> I got to get UP AT 4:30 IN the morning. It's my only day off. I still got to cut my grass. I didn't even call to tell you I got to do my laundry at 5:00 in the morning. >> Okay. >> As soon as I go to take MY SHOWER AND REST, I WANT TO SEE A BUILDING PERMIT. AND THIS THIS house does require a building permit. You can ask the mayor. Now, cuz I'm all right. Tell him Tell my aunt I said that. I call the mayor right now. Let me call him. I got his phone number. Let me call the mayor. >> I I will address I will address this with >> him right now and tell him the issue. >> I will address this with them. >> No, I'm going to call him. >> Would you mind Would you mind going back over to your place? I'll be over in a second and talk to you. I literally >> This is private property and I'm not going nowhere. And ain't nobody going to make me go nowhere. >> Do you have any identification on you? >> I have not broken the law to provide you with no ID. >> Well, how am I supposed to >> you with no ID either. So, stop asking me for ID. Ask him for the building permit. >> Ask him for the building permit. >> Okay. You can go in the house. >> No. >> Or then go back over in your yard. Don't stand out in the middle of the street. I don't want I don't want you to get hit out in the street. >> man. I work I work heavy highway. I work in traffic every day. >> Okay. >> The officer now came to ask the worker some questions about the situation. >> So, how many people are here? >> Five. >> Yeah. Yeah, four or five. Yeah, five. Sorry. >> You have me. I'm the owner. Hi. >> Hi. >> Nice to meet you. Sorry you're doing This is my husband who called Hi, husband. Level one, but she's standing out in the street screaming. If you want to get another unit headed my way. >> Yeah, I want some justice guys. >> You got to stop for 5 seconds. I understand you're upset. Everybody's upset. So you guys staying calm helps alleviate the situation. About what time did you guys get out here today? >> 8:00. >> No, it was it was closer to 9:00. >> No, it's somewhere in between 8:00 and 9:00. And you're making what? Just house improvements? >> Yeah, on the inside. >> Okay. And what what tool is she complaining about? Just the saw? >> Yeah. >> Probably the hammering too on the inside. There you go. You just heard it. It's loud. >> It's not that loud though to wake her up if she's inside. >> So when she's coming coming out here, she coming out into the road? Is she standing out in her yard yelling? Is she coming onto the property? >> She She has not been on the property yet because her What is it? Her >> Cousin. Her cousin Her uncle Her uncle and her cousin >> Own this property. >> own own this property. Currently, her brother was doing work to it before. They fired him because all he was doing was no work and just partying partying and stealing stuff from them. So they hired a legit company to come in and do the work. >> Okay. >> We were hired to do a job. We're just doing our job. >> So who was it that hired you? >> The homeowners. >> Who What What are their names? >> As a matter of fact, I just had the daughter on the phone. She's the main one that we deal with. >> Okay, what's her name? Can you get her on the phone for me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Hi, this is Patrolman Andy Mass with the Newcomerstown Police Department. How are you doing? >> Oh, I'm I'm fine. I'm the daughter of the house there. I'm fine and I'm you know, I will I'm sorry to bother you guys. I'm sorry that my cousin across the street is causing problems. So, I have I'm really sorry about that. >> Okay, so she is she is your cousin. >> She is my first cousin. >> Okay. >> Across the street and um Uh like I said, my mom has trust in me and >> Can you take her off of Hold on one second. Can you take her off speaker phone cuz she's listening? >> That's nice. I'm sorry. >> So So you have permission to be here today. So when she came when she came over, what did she say? >> What she's been saying? >> So was Who was it Was it directed towards everybody or one specific person? >> Me because I was one that was out here cutting and when she went to say something about being disrespectful, I just kept cutting because we got a job to do. >> Right. >> I got to get paid. I'm sorry. I can't get paid where I can work 6 days a week when the car never leaves. We've been here every day. >> Blaze. >> Blaze. So So I am aware of the situation with her. I've been made aware of the situation with her. It's going to be an ongoing thing. >> I want >> So >> She called me >> But But >> She called me racial slurs. I want something done about that or I'm going to start getting racial slurs >> No, you're not. >> So it's >> the company here for this >> As the officer was conducting her investigation, she continued to scream across the street. >> HOW ABOUT A LYING WHITE TRASH? >> IF YOU DO not go back over there and stop yelling If you do not If you do not go back across the street and stop yelling, you're going to be arrested for disorderly conduct. Because I I'm trying to get a full story. I just spoke to one of I just spoke to one of your relatives. >> WHAT DOES THAT CARGO EVERYDAY? >> I JUST SPOKE TO ONE OF your relatives. I have yet to get their side of the story. You told me not to come over there, so I didn't. I'm over here trying to hear what they have to say. >> house and shut the door. I CAN LET ME FILE FOR THE BUILDING PERMIT. >> OKAY, go on. >> I I'M NOT ALLOWED BY POLICE OFFICERS TO DO THAT. Can I go to the police station? >> Nope, you have to go to city city hall to do that. >> know she's [ __ ] You're her cousin. I can't GO TO POLICE STATION TO MAKE A REPORT. >> I'm here to get the report. >> No, you're not. YOU'RE OVER HERE GETTING LIED. I'M GOING TO MAKE A REPORT. >> There's nobody there but >> That lying white boy saying I'm going to get me a building permit. TELL ME WHAT MY CAR NEVER LEAVES EVERYDAY. >> OKAY. >> YEAH, I'M GOING TO LAY DOWN I'M GOING TO GET LAID OUT LIKE THE ASPHALT I LAID. >> I will deal with her and why I have not dealt with her is because I have more units on the way. You can obviously see how irate she is, right? So, for my safety and for your guys' safety, to keep the situation calm, to get everybody's collective sides of the story, this is where I'm starting because obviously you can't talk to her, right? Okay. >> As the officer was taking statements from the workers, she hopped into her car and drove away. So, after finishing the investigation, the officer quickly located the woman and put her under arrest. >> Ma'am, have you calmed down a little bit? >> Ma'am, can I just give me some some rest on my day off? If you taking me to jail, at least I got to get my rest there. >> Okay. >> I haven't done anything and you know I haven't and you know I haven't done anything >> Yeah, ma'am. Do you Do you have anything on your person? Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No, but what are you charging me with, ma'am? >> Disorderly conduct and menacing. >> Menacing? >> Yes, ma'am. >> How How How would I was not on their property and I was on my property. I can yell and scream when I want. >> You're standing out in the middle of the road. >> No, I was on my sidewalk when I start yelling at the trashy white boy. I was walk where you told me to go across the street and that's respectfully where I went. >> When when you went over there and then you yelled at me. >> Yeah, and then you asked me >> this is this is what the problem is. You won't just listen. >> I don't have to do what you say. You don't understand that. You need to go to jail. >> you can't hear I'm I'm not I'm trying to talk to you like a human being. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to talk to you >> Okay. >> like a human being. >> be charged and please can I go get me some rest? I'm going to work. I am just so tired. I'm so tired. Seriously, you don't realize the hours that I work. >> Do you want me to explain this to you? >> I just want to go get my rest. >> Okay. >> Charge me. >> Turn around for me so I can pat you down before I put you in my car. >> So so you taking my car. So how long am I going to be in jail? >> Turn around. >> Can you can you explain it then? >> I will. Turn around. >> I just get a ticket and go? It's disorderly. Can you explain it to me? Explain it to me. >> Okay, we'll walk back to my car. >> Okay, I'm going to shut up and listen to you. You know that I'm going to lose my job behind this, right? And I make like I'll make like $42 an hour and all because I wanted to get some rest. And you're doing this because I didn't want to talk to you like a civilian. >> to the back. >> Are you arresting me really? Straight to the back. I thought you was I thought we was going to talk. >> Straight to the back. >> Can I get my Can I go back to my >> Listen, we're going to come back Just stop. Do you have anything in your pockets? Can you stand still for me? >> Yes. >> Where is it at? >> I am on my left side. >> This is just your ID? >> Yeah. Call my mom. >> Is it Darrell Harris? >> That's my son. >> Okay. Do you want him to get your car? >> Do you want him to come and get your car? >> I want Yes. >> Anything in your bra? >> No, ma'am. >> I know you I know you called somebody to come pick it up. Who's supposed be coming? >> That was him calling me. I don't know who is going to come. >> Okay. >> Can I have my phone? >> Can I have my phone? >> Yep, I'll get it. Go ahead and have a seat in there, please. >> She continued to give the officer her attitude. But as soon as she learned that her car was getting towed, her attitude turned 180°. >> Assume, ma'am. >> That's fine. >> That's all because I don't want to talk and talk to you. I don't have to talk to you. Uh now how am I going to call and I'm handcuffed? >> Do you have a phone number for someone that can come [music] and get your car that you know by heart? >> No, I don't. And my phone is locked. >> Okay. That's fine. >> Hey! >> Just tow it. >> Tow it! Tow it! Hey! Go [ __ ] yourself! Ma'am! MA'AM! I WILL TALK TO YOU. I WILL KISS YOUR ASS. >> I DON'T WANT you to kiss my ass. >> I want to call. Just I have LICENSE AND INSURANCE. TALK TO ME. TALK TO ME. I APOLOGIZE, MA'AM. GOD DAMN, I APOLOGIZE. I Ma'am, I'm sorry, okay? Will you talk to me now? I apologize. I'm sincerely sorry. Will you please talk to me? >> 3107 Central. >> Damn, I'm sincerely sorry. >> I'll be en route with one female, 21. Break for beginning. >> Will Will you please not tow the car, ma'am? I have to be at work in the morning cuz I'm going to bond out. So please don't tow the car. >> 83913.5 >> I'll tell you my thing and you can call on my phone. Please talk. >> Do you have enough Do you have enough air back there? >> Feeling stressed. >> Talk before you take me there. >> Do you have enough air back there? >> Now I'm trying to talk to you and now you don't want to talk. >> Cuz I tried. >> Cuz I'm I'm arrogant and mouthy. >> I don't have a problem with you being arrogant and mouthy. It's You You don't want to give information until it's forced out of you, and I can't force it out of you, so I'm not doing it. >> Give me What information do you want? >> No, I'm not playing games. >> playing games, either. So, could you please call my son to pick up my >> And there's a stop sign. It's turn right. >> It's my car. >> Oh, it's too late. I tried. I've been I've been nothing but pleasant with you this whole time. >> Yeah, but you're taking this to jail for some [ __ ] >> What? You hear me threatening people. >> Charge again? Can you remind me? >> Menacing and disorderly conduct. >> And menacing, what's that? >> Where you make someone believe that you're going to harm them. >> I don't make them believe that, ma'am. >> That's something you're going to have to talk to the court about. >> No, it's but but it's not lies. You said it right there. I was calling them white trash. You didn't hear no threats. I said I said you're white trash. You heard threats, ma'am? >> This is all something you're going to have to talk to the judge about. >> I'll talk to you about it. You heard threats? >> I'm not I'm not weighing in an opinion. I'm not making any statements. It's all on body cam. >> The woman was charged with menacing and disorderly conduct. Even when an officer shows restraint, continued hostility and interference can turn a complaint into criminal charges. Silence and cooperation protect you far more than shouting ever will. Just when the officers thought they had seen it all, along came a dumb bully who thinks she can punch people and fight the police without any consequences. >> Why are you acting like you doing anything? You work for the public, right? I just asked you to call your supervisor to my >> I'm going to call the police. >> Pushes her again. >> On August 29th, 2025, officers responded to a dispensary regarding a physical disturbance happened outside between two customers. What happened next was anything but routine. >> Who did you call? All right, just give us a second. Did you call? >> No, I just came right here to get something for my friend. >> Hey, do me a do me a favor, man. Let's just put your back against the wall for me. Keep your hands away. Get your hands out of your pocket for me. All right, stand up against the wall. >> For what though? >> Listen, listen. >> FOR WHAT? WHY AM I THE ONE THAT YOU'RE COMING AT? >> ALL RIGHT, NUMBER ONE, your description was given and now you have a knife on you. >> SO WHAT? COMING AT THAT LITTLE GIRL I'M HOMELESS. I LIVE ON THE STREETS. SO YES, >> LISTEN, RELAX and I'll put you in cuffs and then we're going to calm this whole thing down. >> Just go. >> Relax. I'm not telling you to face the wall. >> No, you just called me. >> I said put your back against the wall. Thank you. Relax. >> Listen, sir. >> Let's go inside the dispensary and see what the hell's going on. >> Officer, listen. >> Give me a second. >> I just I feed her every morning. She she really don't have no where to go. And in that and in that and in that alleyway back there they keep finding females dead. >> Okay. >> Okay, somebody's around here killing females and stuff. So that's probably why she got the knife. >> Okay. >> But the girl don't bother nobody. She don't bother nobody. >> That's understandable. We were given a description. >> And the two people out here did cuz the other girl drunk and gone. >> Okay. >> And the girl punched her in the face. No, she's not. The girl was drunk and punched her in the face. >> That's understandable. >> I'm trying to grab her because she's upset and she that's why I came out here to try to calm her. >> But she has a knife on her. I got to remove the knife. >> Okay, just go ahead and take it. You can you can have it, right? You can have it. Yeah, she all right. She just a little upset. That's why I came out You got to talk to my girl. >> I don't need to do anything. I don't need to do anything. I followed your instructions. >> Okay. >> I'm very really relaxed. >> Okay. >> If you ask me. >> Okay, that's good. >> I can talk how I want to. >> That's fine. I don't care. >> And you can't arrest me for the way I'm talking. >> And I'm not worried about that. What I'm just asking is just relax. You have a knife on you. I to figure out what's going on. >> No, right. I told you. >> Okay. >> They should have just told you. >> That's why I'm trying to help. >> just told you. They trying to swing [ __ ] You ain't even trying to swing nothing. You was accusatory from the beginning. I was guilty in your mind without you even knowing none of the facts. What the [ __ ] you mean? Shut up. Shut up. That's how crack wash ass people >> Okay. >> Like I don't [ __ ] know the law. This is lawless. Get out of here. >> I understand. >> Yeah, like get out of here, man. That's so wack. That's I'm trying to That's wack as [ __ ] Get out of here. So, am I free to go or what? >> Not right now. >> The For what? >> Cuz we're investigating. >> What you mean BEING INVESTIGATED? BEING DETAINED IS BEING UNDER ARREST. I'm investigating what? You're lying. Call your supervisor. Call your supervisor. Call your supervisor. Now. >> Based on attitude alone, she deserved to be in handcuffs. But, that will be left for later. >> I'm on my fifth. I'm on my fifth. You hit me twice. >> You You're the one who called, ma'am? >> Yeah. She put her hands on She put her hands She put her hands on me first. She put her hands on me first. They just She just told you she put her hands on me first. And she got that >> Why she put her hands on you? >> All right. So, that >> Should we Can we >> She's always very drunk. Always very drunk. She put All right. So, a couple of days ago, I was at her house. She hit me twice. I left her house. So, I told her, "Please do not say nothing." She know I'll be out here. You know what I'm saying? She walked up today. I'm sitting right here. She start talking mad [ __ ] I'm like, "Yo, like go away. I'm chilling. I ain't saying nothing. I ain't bothering with nobody." She said, "You know what? I don't like you." She just hit me. Boom. So, I just hit her again. And we just started fighting. >> So, she hit you first? >> Yes. >> While you were sitting down? >> I wasn't sitting down. I said I was standing right here. >> So, what happened? What's going on? >> What happened? >> I came out first. but want nobody to steal my phone. >> So, they popped out and they said >> So you you went into the store and when you came out she was just out here? >> I just came out to get my purse and my coffee. >> So so you left your purse out here? >> Yes, the purse >> Okay, and and you went inside and you came out to get your So so you came out to get your purse and she what? She walked up to you? She >> And yes, I pushed her checking me and I said I don't want to fight, man. >> But it's it's the woman that's over there that I'm talking with. >> I don't want to fight and she said [ __ ] She had a goofy ass. >> Oh, that [ __ ] >> Yes. >> Can you tell them she's a problem? She's a problem. They want to arrest me. She put her hands on her, too. >> How many times she hit you? >> She hit me twice before I hit her back. All right, babe. Please, man. I know you've been liking me. >> So we're not going back. We're not going back. >> After I ran over there but I forgot my purse. >> What's your name, miss? >> I ain't got one, bro. >> I just need your first name. >> I don't have one. >> Sounds good. Just just stay over here, please. >> And I'm staying. Hey Tina. Yeah, you saw it, right? You saw everything. She's up here pulling hairs on me for no reason, though. You go ask everybody down here. Every people go ask everybody down here. Run the video. Run the video. Run the video. Run the video. Run the video. Run >> Oh yeah, yeah, go ahead. >> Just like she wanted, the officer came inside to watch the security camera footage of what had happened. In the meantime, she continued to run her mouth with lies and trash. >> You hear me? Anybody got to grab her? >> Her? >> Broke ass drunk ass huh? >> You hear me? >> I don't need her for a purse, [ __ ] I got my own down here. Go go around the corner and just ask them if they did anything. and I grab her hair you drunk ass broke ass I'm doing is the change this [ __ ] I don't even want to the phone you ain't working get it cuz I don't I lie and abuse that's why more and more and more and more and more you it's going to jail and locked up dying cuz I ain't real right y'all know they y'all ain't real right I know people don't trust I don't even know where shut the [ __ ] up I can move around you just had a witness tell you that she hit you first and you still got me but I'm detained but I ain't in handcuffs but I'm detained and you never not once called the supervisor so I'm going to shoot [ __ ] out you I'm going to need your [ __ ] name number and need the card Santos I'm going to shoot [ __ ] out you shut the [ __ ] up shut up [ __ ] shut up shut up shut up cuz there's nothing you can do there's nothing you can do no no I'm not no I'm not cuz I ain't [ __ ] touching you you're not fighting no I ain't got to do [ __ ] what's wrong with you I know the law you don't you don't know the law I do there's no way you can [ __ ] arrest me right now I ain't doing nothing you give me your name and your badge number I'm going to shoot the [ __ ] out your ass how about that I told you to call your [ __ ] supervisor you never did you not no it ain't no giving you 1 second it's been several seconds I'm going to shoot the [ __ ] out you I swear to god on my life I'm going to shoot the [ __ ] out you and your family that comes from across the water [ __ ] you harass that's she hit me first you ain't going to shut the [ __ ] up shut the [ __ ] up stay over here lying ass drunk [ __ ] ass stay over here please all right here you ain't going to do [ __ ] you ain't going to do [ __ ] me and you ready I'm here when you ready I'm here The suspect is here with the red light top. They're getting some sort of verbal dispute. She pushes her by the face, knocks her over. This is at 1842 1843. She gets in her face, pushes her again. Then punches her. Punches her again. Pushes her again. They're still going back and forth. They're still going back and forth. >> They're still going back and forth. Just seeing if she puts her hands on her again. Punches her again at 18:45. She walks away. Victim walks away. Okay. >> I know the law. You're done. You are done. You don't think so? You don't think so? So, why you ain't call your supervisor? Why you ain't call your supervisor? Cuz you don't have to, right? You don't HAVE TO. YOU HAVE TO. When your supervisor IS REQUESTED, YOU HAVE to call them. You're done. You're done, bro. I know the law. Trust me when I tell you I know the law. Listen, get out of here. Your family going to be broke and back on that welfare, [ __ ] I promise you that. Yeah, I promise you that. Watch this. Trick going to fire your ass. >> Miss, miss, stop coming over here. Step over there. >> I see she's the problem. >> Get over there. >> She's the problem. She's the problem. >> Step on the other side. Don't come back over here. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. Shut the [ __ ] up. You jumped [ __ ] ass, huh? I promise you on your life. And if you got multiple little raggedy ass bastard kids, you know what I'm saying? You're done. I'm not playing with you. And I'm going to go all the way. I'm not winning. I'm not winning. I'm going to go all the way. You're done. You're done. So, I got your body cam on, right? Oh, it's on red. Your body cam ain't even on. OH, YOU'RE DONE, BRO. YOUR BODY CAM ain't even working, bro. You're done. You're done, but thank god. What am I saying? You're done at You're done at, [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah, you ain't Trust me. You ain't If I'm American or what? I'm going to I'm going to do you. Watch. I'm going to destroy your [ __ ] cuz you're so cocky and think that like what you're watching on TV is real. Like that [ __ ] ain't real, [ __ ] I ain't going to stop until your whole life is destroyed. I will promise you. Robin Williams, ain't it? Robin Williams? Yeah, that's who I'm hiring, [ __ ] You're done. You are [ __ ] done, [ __ ] And you know it. I can see it. I can hear you. You heard that name? You're done, yeah. You're done. Watch. You're done. You are public service worker. You work for the public. I made a request. Your body cam not even on. I asked you to call your supervisor. You didn't do it. You're done. Like what the [ __ ] I got rights, too, [ __ ] and I know the law. You're done. You're done. Trust Trust me when I say this. So, yeah, kiss your little raggedy ass police job goodbye. You're done. Your nasty job. You're going to be fired at 2:00 in the morning just like I used to be over here. You're And your mama, she's going to be working in the morning, too. I ain't playing. You got your exactly what the [ __ ] I said. I'm not playing cuz I ain't going to stop until your ass is done. You got a duty. You have a duty that you refuse Uh-huh. And watch when I take it to court. I'm going to ask It's going to be a requirement if somebody ask you to call your supervisor, you're supposed to do it. You're supposed to do it. You're done, [ __ ] You're done. Like y'all [ __ ] working at You're done, yeah. You're done. >> After this, the officer went outside to inform that she's under arrest. This is when she initiates her rage mode and goes into a full meltdown on the officers. >> Uh-oh. Woman around the corner walks up to the stairs around the corner. >> Around what corner? Around what corner? >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. You said wait. >> Put your hands up. >> I don't I didn't hit her. So, her what? >> For for assault. >> She didn't hit me first. >> No, she did not. I watched the cameras. No, she did not. >> She hit me. >> Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Okay. Well, then put your hands behind your back. >> HANDS >> OW! OW! LET GO! >> AH, SHE BIT ME. >> OH, [ __ ] [ __ ] You bit me. Now my eyes are burning. [ __ ] Y'all got me You get it. Oh, you get IT, [ __ ] LET GO! LET GO! >> LET GO OF ME. >> LET GO! LET GO! >> THEN MAYBE SHE SHOULD STOP BITING ME. MAYBE she should stop biting me. Put your hands behind your [ __ ] back, [ __ ] >> You know your mother's a [ __ ] You sorry >> I should beat you. >> Get the [ __ ] off me. >> [clears throat] >> Mhm. >> Cuz he's a Cuz he's a Cuz he's a >> Put your hands behind your back. Place your hands behind your back. >> You hit me first. >> I said [ __ ] move. >> I'm about to. Look at the Look at your fat, dirty, disgusting, swimming on the Get your ass off me, you [ __ ] I'm way. Get the [ __ ] off me. You ain't even allowed me to do it. You [ __ ] sick. >> I know. Shut up. She need >> You tried >> You shouldn't have put your hands on her. >> Yeah, they're going to say I hit her first. They're going to say I hit >> No, it ain't. It's not going to be sweet for you. >> Get the [ __ ] off me, [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] off me, y'all. Get the [ __ ] off me. This [ __ ] just said, "Oh, you thought this was sweet?" He said That's what he said. "Oh, you thought this [ __ ] was sweet?" You probably watch me. Watch Oh, watch it on your dirty ass [ __ ] You thought you was gangster. That's what he said to me. Why don't you go get the [ __ ] off me, you disgusting ass You You are done. Cuz she's a [ __ ] [ __ ] This is a whispering mad [ __ ] in my ear. He whispering mad [ __ ] in my ear. Like, "Oh, you you blank. You thought this [ __ ] was sweet, right?" That's exactly what he said to me. "Oh, you blank. You thought this [ __ ] was sweet, right?" Oh, okay. >> When more backup arrived, the officers then put the woman in handcuffs and put her inside the squad car. >> Just get her out pair >> Search her for a second. >> Sure did. I sure the I sure the You weak ass It's too tight. Yo, Yo, What the you mean it's too tight? >> All right, secure >> That [ __ ] right there. That's what you get. You thought this [ __ ] was That's why you got beat up in high school, [ __ ] You [ __ ] You dumb You [ __ ] Yeah, you got what you get. >> Yeah, somebody get on the other side. >> You get, [ __ ] That's exactly what you get. You [ __ ] Yo, >> In the end, she was charged with aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, weapons offenses, resisting arrest, obstruction, and refusal to be fingerprinted. Evidence speaks louder than attitude. When people choose rage over restraint, they often upgrade their own charges. Staying calm and silent protects you far more than aggression ever will. Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, along came a dumb squatter who thinks she can keep staying at a house despite the police telling her she can't. >> You know you're not supposed to be in this building. >> Am I under arrest? >> Open the door. Open the door. >> Can I kick it in? Am I under arrest? >> On December 1st, 2025, officers responded to a call regarding a woman squatting inside a property that had been deemed unsuitable. Here's what happened next. >> All right, you want those people out of the house back there? A little bit of an They've been there for a month now. We know they've been there Yes. They really are wrong Yes. Yes. Well, they told They told us you're They were paying you like $400 a month to stay here. Cool. After speaking with the owner of the property, the officer came to the house to deal with the squatter. Oh. Yes. Whoa. Yes. Hi James. Hi James, come over there to your house, too. Yep. You know you're not supposed to be in this building, right? I called uptown and they said give me 2 weeks cuz I I was getting the the plumbing fixed and I'm getting ready to give him a cashier's check. If you don't want it, that's fine with me, too. A cashier's check. I just told him this road yesterday. That's up to you. Okay. For this house. You said you want to sell it. Do you still want to sell it or not? Okay. Hey, what's your name? What's your Spell your last name. S H E R O D. Oh, can we come in? No, you cannot come in my house. Okay. Is there going to be others inside? No, there's nobody in this house right now. And I'm not in a bargaining mood. Okay, well, hey, you're not going to go back in there. What's your last name? The lady up at the at the up there cuz she said she was going to give me 2 weeks and then we're going to come back to the lady up at the What's your name? Tam is who I talked to, the gentleman. I got a card. I'll spell it. you to spell your last name. You know how to spell Sherrod? No. Spell it. Why do you need my name? Well, you're in a You're in a prohibited building. have water. It's going to have water in about an hour because it's been fixed. Who fixed it? >> I had a guy fix it. Is it legal? >> So, this has been prohibited for over a month. >> I was in the hospital. Did you not just hear me? I just got >> You weren't. We literally saw you outside of here last week. Spell your last name. Spell your last name. >> Well, I might have been here twice. >> Spell your last name. Spell your last name. >> S H E R T Spell it out. >> Excuse me. >> Okay. >> Going into the house while the cops were talking to her. That's a really bad choice she just made. This female officer is going to make her regret that deeply later. >> You don't have a key? >> Oh, he gave me >> Open the door. >> Am I under arrest? >> Open the door. Open the door. >> arrest? >> Open the door. If you don't tell me your name, that's obstructing identification and you're going to be under arrest. OPEN THE DOOR. OPEN. OPEN. >> THERE'S THERE'S PROHIBITED. GO. >> Can I kick it in? >> YEAH. >> AM I UNDER ARREST? CAN I CALL MY ATTORNEY? >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> WHY AM I UNDER ARREST FOR? >> Obstructing identification. >> It's just me in here and my dog and you are the And I got bond papers with me. Okay, look. What are you doing? This is what I called for CUZ I MIGHT HAVE >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND. GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> MY HANDS WERE UNDER my back. I got you on video right now. >> Well, it doesn't matter to me. >> Okay, that's I had you and >> Give me your hand. >> I need your pants never and I NEED >> HAND. >> NO. YEAH. OFF OF ME. OKAY, YOU ARE OH, OH, OH, NO. >> EXCUSE ME, YOUR HAND. >> GET YOUR BACK OFF ME. I GOT 13 BUCKS IN HERE. YOU'RE NOT telling me right now. I am not resisting arrest, you idiot. >> [sighs] >> I don't I'm sorry. It's my attorney, but you just have no reason to do that. None. >> After putting the woman in handcuffs, the officers then moved her to the squad car. >> I want that book right there. I'm going to call. I want my book. Can you give me my book? I'm asking you. I know. I want my phone. Can you Can you have it right now? I'm not going anywhere. I'm under arrest for what? For what? Dave, that That pamphlet in there is got I need it. Will you give it to me? Go get my vehicle. Okay, I got Guys, you guys are so [ __ ] up right now. You guys are listening now. I did not resist you nothing. I shut the door to get the paperwork called my attorney. You put your light What's your What's your >> Get in the car. >> What Hey, what's your >> My badge number is 195. My name's Officer Padgett. >> Okay, that's your name. >> The woman was charged with resisting arrest, obstructing identification, and criminal trespassing. Squatting may begin as a housing issue, but refusing to comply with lawful instructions turns it into a criminal case. Cooperation limits damage. Defiance guarantees escalation. Let's move on to the next case, where a dumb woman thinks fighting the police is going to do her any good. >> Put your hands BEHIND YOUR [ __ ] BACK. >> [screaming] >> STOP. STOP. STOP. >> ON SEPTEMBER 15TH, 2025, officers responded to a law regarding a fight that had broken out between a customer and an employee. Here's what happened next. >> Excuse me, sir. Everybody needs to go outside. >> Yo. yo, yo, back up. Back up. Yo, let's go. Back up. Back up. Go. Go. >> Bro. Bro, get off of me. Get off of me. >> Go ahead. >> Get off of me. >> Okay. Okay. >> Put your hands behind your [ __ ] back. >> Get off of me. Yo, yo, look at this, bro. I'm sorry, bro. I would I'm pissed right in this [ __ ] bro. Bro, I need to fix my phone. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me, bro. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Yo. DON'T TOUCH ME. I DON'T LIKE PEOPLE TOUCHING ME. >> I'M BRINGING THE CAR AROUND. >> Don't touch me. >> Even though she had already been arrested, she still continued to resist and fight the officers. >> Can you leave the door open, please? Can you leave THE DOOR? >> STOP PULLING ME LIKE THAT. MY [ __ ] HAND, [ __ ] STOP! >> [screaming] >> YO, YO, YO. >> THAT'S YOUR HEAD! STOP! >> LET'S GO. >> STOP! >> LET'S LET'S GO. LET'S GO. LET'S GO. LET'S GO. >> [screaming] >> LET'S GO. LET'S GO. >> YO, BRO, STOP. THAT [ __ ] HURT. >> GET UP. >> STOP! >> [screaming] >> YO, GET THE OFF OF ME. STOP! OW! BRO, YOU >> LET'S GO. READY? >> YO, [screaming] STOP! STOP! >> I'M GOING TO GET UP. GET UP. >> STOP! >> [screaming] >> MY HAND! >> GET UP. >> GET UP, PLEASE! >> GET UP, THEN. >> STOP! [screaming] LET ME GO. >> ARE YOU GOING TO GET UP? >> LET ME GO. I DON'T LIKE PEOPLE TOUCHING ME. GET UP, BRO. >> ALL RIGHT, LET'S GO. >> STOP! I HATE WHEN PEOPLE TOUCH ME. >> OKAY, then sit up. Let's go. >> LET ME GO. >> SIT UP, THEN. >> LET ME GO. >> SIT UP, THEN. >> LET ME GO. LET ME GO. LET ME GO, YO. >> LISTEN. >> Y'ALL WIN. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. >> Y'all win. >> SIT UP. >> DON'T TALK TO ME, DAMN IT. >> SIT UP. >> I'M [ __ ] HIT. >> Sit up. Let's go. >> Yo. >> Let's go. >> Yo, bro, THAT'S WIN. OW! >> [screaming] >> STOP, PLEASE. STOP. >> WE HAVE TO PICK IT UP. >> BRO, THAT HURTS. STOP, STOP, STOP. >> GOT IT. 1 2 3 GO. >> [screaming] >> HELP ME. YO, BRO, NO, BRO, THAT [ __ ] WEIRD. THAT [ __ ] weird, bro. Stop, bro, please stop. Yo, that [ __ ] is weird. >> I can watch you. Let's go. Watch your head. >> Yo, that [ __ ] is weird. >> Can you Can you get up because >> Let me get up. Let me get up. >> Yo, no. Please just let me get up. Okay, then get up. >> LET ME GET UP. LET me up. >> But you're not getting up. >> UP. LET ME GET UP. Let me get up. >> Roll onto your side. >> Hold on. >> Your other side. There you go. There you go. >> The only weird thing here is her screaming and resisting instead of cooperating. After letting her sit a bit, the officers then tried to get her inside the car. >> There you go. >> Oh my god. Bro, I'm suing the [ __ ] out of everybody. Y'all, swear to god. >> Let's go. >> I'm suing everybody. >> Let's go. >> No, bro, grab my phone. Grab my phone. NO, NO, I NEED IT NOW. MY CIGARETTES, my phone, my money, everything. Please, please, bro, please. My phone in there, my >> Let's go. >> My cigarettes, my money, BRO. HERE'S MY CAB KEYS, BRO. TAKE MY CAB, BRO. >> to stand up? >> Yo. >> Stand up. Look at this. >> Take my cab. [ __ ] wait. Go get it. Go get it. Please, go get it. >> Stand up. >> Please. You can have it, bro. Take my [ __ ] >> You telling me to help you? >> Take my [ __ ] >> Walk back. Walk back. >> NO, I DON'T KNOW. MY PHONE, my cigarettes in there. >> Sit down. >> Oh my god. >> Sit down. Sit down. Put your feet in, please. >> NO, I CAN'T. WAIT, I'M TRYING. STOP TOUCHING ME. I HATE WHEN PEOPLE TOUCH ME. >> You got to understand, you're under arrest. >> Take it off. I can't feel my arm. >> You're under arrest, ma'am. >> No. >> Poor officers, they had to deal with a grown-ass baby with an absolutely unhinged attitude. Now, they had to try to stuff her in the car. And that will be very difficult. >> Oh, no. What the Yo. >> Come on. >> Oh, no. Wait. Bro, you got to take this [ __ ] off. >> Listen. Look. There you go. >> Oh my god. No, this [ __ ] is not cool. Go get my phone. LET ME SEE YOU GET MY PHONE. WHAT? YOU GET MY PHONE. >> YOUR PHONE IS IN THE CAR. >> LET ME SEE. LET ME SEE. >> HE'S GOING to show you right there. >> Let me see. >> He's going to show you right there. >> Let me see. >> Your phone and your keys. >> see my keys. >> Your keys are in here. >> Let me see. >> Get in the car already. I showed you all your stuff. I'm not showing you again. I showed you your stuff. >> Where's my phone? Where's my keys? You're lying. Where's my PHONE? WHERE'S MY KEYS? THE CAMERA'S NOT EVEN ON, EITHER. NO, IT'S NOT. WHERE'S MY KEYS? WHERE'S MY KEYS? Break my leg. GO AHEAD AND BREAK MY LEG. WHERE'S MY KEYS? >> LET'S GO. >> Where's my keys? >> GET BACK. >> YO, [screaming] STOP. OH, NO. BRO, STOP. YOU JOKING ME? >> I'M NOT JOKING. >> YOU'RE WHAT? GO GET MY KEY. >> Keys are inside. >> Go get MY KEY. STOP. >> [screaming] >> YO, STOP. STOP. >> GET HER IN THE CAR. >> STOP. >> EXCUSE ME. EXCUSE ME. EXCUSE ME. >> [screaming] >> DID SHE DROP anything else in there? You good. All right. You good. You good. Anything else? What's up, bro? You good. You good. Just back up. >> You give me my stuff, please. Give me my stuff. >> Your stuff is in the front. >> GIVE ME MY STUFF. NO, IT'S NOT. YOU JUST GOT MY SHOES. >> YEAH, I GOT YOU. >> NO. STOP. LET [screaming] GO OF MY ARM. YOU'RE HURTING MY WRISTS. IT'S BLEEDING, BRO. STOP. STOP. GIVE ME MY [ __ ] >> [screaming] >> STOP. STOP, YOU [ __ ] >> PUT YOUR LEG INSIDE, GODDAMMIT. >> HE'S BITING MY ARM. >> [screaming] >> PUT YOUR LEG INSIDE. >> THE CAR DOOR HURTS. >> PUT THEM INSIDE. PUT YOUR LEG INSIDE. >> SHOW ME MY STUFF. >> I ALREADY SHOWED YOU YOUR STUFF. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. YOU DIDN'T SHOW ME MY SHOES. I NEED MY KEYS. MY PHONE. NO, THAT DOESN'T MEAN YOU KEEP MY [ __ ] LET ME SEE THAT [ __ ] YOU JUST SHOW me my shoes. It takes 2 seconds. Show me. Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. Can you show me my phone? Please, I promise YOU ON MY SON. I TOLD HIM TOO ON MY SON I WAS GOING TO LEAVE. NO. Where's my key? Where's my cigarettes? And where's my key? Let me see. Let me see the key. That's not my car. That's my boss's stuff. Please. Say you don't have my key. >> [laughter] >> You don't have my key. Check if it's in my pocket. It's a small key. It's gray. You You're going to see the gray stuff. Check. Please, just check. See if it's my pants pocket. I need that key, bro. It's in the store. Please get my key. Please get my key. Please. Oh my god. NO, I'M NOT. HOW? I WORK all day every day for my MONEY FOR THE WHITE PEOPLE to be talking TO ME CRAZY. NO. That [ __ ] is weird. No. No. What the That [ __ ] weird as hell. That's all I can do is work. Y'all, that [ __ ] is weird, bro. That [ __ ] is weird. That's all she had to do was give me back MY MONEY. MY KEY not in there. Put your foot inside. Wait. Check. Check. Y'all, see? That's what I mean. That's the [ __ ] [ __ ] bro. Check in my pocket. Check. Please. >> Come on. >> Should I get another one? >> Y'all are going to do some [ __ ] >> All right, cool. >> In the end, she was charged with aggravated battery, battery on an officer, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and criminal damage to property. Once cuffs are on, the only smart move is cooperation. Continuing to resist doesn't undo the arrest. It guarantees more charges and a worse outcome. Moving on to the next case, where an unhinged girl loses her mind when being kicked out of a restaurant. >> Okay, what's your badge number? >> I'll tell you what. We're going to make this turn around. Turn Turn around. Get down. >> ON DECEMBER 24TH, 2021, officers responded to a local establishment for a call of a disorderly customer. When the officers arrived on the scene, they were met with an intoxicated young girl who thinks law didn't apply to her. >> No, but And she offends everyone. Everyone in this She worries. She drank to everyone. >> Oh, okay. Okay. All right. Hey, how are you? I don't I don't want to I don't want to pick her up. Miss. Miss. >> Hey, officer. >> Step outside. Step outside. >> I want to film. >> Step outside. Make it clean. Step outside. Step outside right now. >> The moment the officer asked her to step outside, she whipped out her phone and started recording, as if that would magically scare off a cop doing his job. But don't worry. Her parade of entitlement was just getting started. >> Come on, let's take a selfie. Turn her around. All right, let's step outside. All right, let's step outside. What's going on? >> I've already paid for my food. >> Step outside here. >> Where are you? >> Step outside right here. Step outside. Make it clean. Step right here. What's your name? You came in with this? Take a turn around. You came in with this? >> Yes, I did. >> You came in with this, they say. Let me get your ID. >> That's mine. >> Let me get your ID. Stay right there. What's going on? Why are we here? >> You have my ID. >> Why are you Why are we here? >> you putting my ID inside of your pocket? >> Why are we here? >> Why are you putting my I'm over the age. I'm 21. I'm 21. >> inside? What are you doing inside? >> I'm ordering my food. I'm ordering my food. >> Did you >> Did I what? Did I what? I'm ordering my food. WHY ARE YOU PUTTING WHY YEAH, HE ASKED ME A QUESTION. HE ASKED ME A QUESTION. HE ASKED me a question, exactly. He asked ME A QUESTION, EXACTLY. WHY WHY WHAT? Why what? Why is he taking my ID and putting it inside of his pocket and not researching it? Why is that? Why is that? Why is that? Give me my ID back. Give me my bottle back cuz I'm under I'm over the age. I'm 21 years old. I'm about to be 22 years old. I am the age THAT I AM SUPPOSED TO BE. YO, I'm not acting all Well, guess what? It's [ __ ] Christmas Eve and I don't have [ __ ] right now. So, I may not be acting like it, but I'm going to make sure I get home and be able to get home under the influence. So, who is the person I want? Uber. Uber in. That's who it is. Uber is. What do you mean? Uber is. That's who it is. Uber is. What do you mean? So, give me my bottle back and give me my ID back. And if not, I will send this all over and you guys can >> How many times did they ask you to leave? >> How many times? None. None. >> The cops really saved that Uber driver from the ride from hell. Seriously, who wants to deal with a passenger packing this much bad attitude? Still, credit to the officers, they actually tried to hear her side of the story, despite it being pretty much about her rambling about her drunken behavior. >> What happened inside tonight? >> I asked them for my food and I guess because I'm gay, an African-American female, that they discriminated against me because they are Mexicans and maybe they have some illegal things going on behind there and they don't like me, so therefore, they tried to I'm supposed to already have my food. I'm supposed to already be gone. I already requested my Uber and my ride home. >> any witnesses inside? >> I already requested my Uber and my ride home. I've already paid. >> No, so Yep. Yep, the statement is I don't know why. >> Yeah, I've already requested my food, my Uber and my ride home. >> We'll be right back. We're going to get you some >> She doesn't know what's going on because, you know why? The people that's mad in there, that's probably illegal or Yeah, I don't know how to talk to that. I don't >> So, everybody else inside of the store is illegal as well, is that what you're saying? Because they were saying that you were being rude and disruptive. That's why we were here. >> No. >> Stop. That's not had nothing to do about your your sexuality, what status you were. It was because you were rude and being a belligerent and holding onto this. That's why we're here. You said this is yours, right? >> As a matter of fact >> Is that yours? >> As a matter of fact, I had that in my pocket. time. >> is yours, right? >> It may be mine, BUT YOU CAN'T PULL IT OUT. YOU CAN'T PULL IT OUT AND SEE HOW MUCH HAS been drank out of >> And I can tell by your slurred speech. >> Uh No, my speech is not slurred. You may be >> Slurred or speech? >> disoriented because of the music that's going on. >> At this point, the whole thing had turned into a full-on clown show. The officers had finally run out of patience, and that's when they moved in and made the arrest. >> Okay, well, I got to write you a ticket. You ain't going anywhere. You stay right there. I'm not giving you anything. You step Take another step, I'm going to arrest you. You stay right there. >> Sir, you're going to give me my ID. >> You're going to stay right there. >> Sir, okay, what's your badge number? >> I'll tell you what. We're going to make this Turn around. Turn Turn around. Turn around. >> What am I doing now? >> Don't do it. >> See? >> Don't >> I'm not doing anything. >> do it. >> See? I put >> Stop. >> Stop. Okay. >> Let it go. Let it go. Don't do it. >> Okay. >> Don't do it. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> Sorry. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. This side here. Turn around. Turn around. Come on. >> Okay. >> Put her on the ground. >> I don't know. >> All right, let her walk. Taser. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Easy. Easy. EASY. I DON'T CARE. GET HER. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. SIX SHOTS. Go back GO BACK INSIDE. GO BACK INSIDE. >> OKAY. NOW I'M RECORDING because you're not going to be [ __ ] shocking me. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> 7 Correa >> Stop. Stop. I got it. I got it. >> When you're outside a Mexican >> restaurant on Christmas Eve, drunk and fighting the cops who are trying to arrest you, you know you've messed up. And as the officer tried to put her in handcuffs, she fought back with everything she had, only digging herself even deeper. >> Hey! So what? >> It's not going to happen. >> Put her ass [ __ ] driving. I don't know what I'm going to do. >> Go for it. >> Okay. >> Get down. Get down. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. GO on the ground. >> Well, what did I do? >> You're going to jail. >> For what? >> Hold up, girl. >> For public what? >> Get down. Get down. >> For public what? Okay, I'm going >> Get down. Get down. Get down. >> I'm getting ON THE GROUND. FOR PUBLIC WHAT? >> GET DOWN. >> FOR PUBLIC WHAT? >> GET DOWN. >> FOR PUBLIC WHAT? I WASN'T DRIVING. I do not I was driving. >> Get down. >> I wasn't driving. I'm alone by myself. >> Get down. Get down. >> It's not my car. >> You don't have your driver's license. >> I wasn't Okay. Okay. I'll get down. >> I'm going to taze you. I'm going to taze you. Get down. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. DOWN. GET DOWN. TAZE. PUT IT BACK. PUT IT BACK. PUT IT BACK. PUT IT BACK. PUT IT DOWN. >> [crying] >> PUT IT DOWN. PUT THEM BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> They're going to taze me. Oh my gosh, another dick thing. >> PUT IT BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR ARMS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> THEY'RE TRYING TO TAZE ME. >> WHAT'S THE CHARGE? Put them BEHIND YOUR BACK. GET BACK. GET BACK. GET DOWN. MOVE. MOVE. MOVE. TASER. TASER. TASER. GET ON THE GROUND. GET PUT IT BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT IT BEHIND YOUR BACK. THERE YOU GO. HERE, I got this right here. Professional victim right here. She checks all the victim cards, race, sexuality, etc. Nothing is ever her fault. >> Excuse me? That's my phone. No. Excuse me? >> Hang on. >> my license? >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Excuse me. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop it. Stop. Stop. Stop. STOP. STOP. HOW MANY TIMES have you been told you're under arrest? Get inside the car. Stop. I got this arm, look. Hey. Come under this arm here with that arm. Come on. Put her hands behind her back. >> Okay. Okay. I'll get in. Okay, just put me in RIGHT PLEASE. PLEASE. >> NO. YOU WANT TO GET IN RIGHT? GET IN THE CAR RIGHT NOW. I'M GOING TO DRAG YOU IN THE CAR. INSIDE. >> Are you going to DRAG ME IN? >> INSIDE. INSIDE. >> CAN YOU PLEASE >> NO. GET INSIDE. >> BUT I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG, >> OKAY, you got it? >> Yep. >> All right, so look, here's what's going to happen. Listen to me. We're going to open this door. You're going to get out. We're going to adjust these handcuffs. You're going to get back in this car nicely and politely or we're going to force you back in again. Do you understand? >> Can I get my shoes, please? >> We'll worry about that in a minute. Step on out. >> Why am I >> Okay, but >> Ma'am, Come on now. I understand you're the one that deals with me. So, I want to speak to you personally, please. >> to me. Just step out for me, right? >> to you, though. I don't want to speak to them. I want to speak to you. >> Okay. >> Please. >> Just step out for me, right? Can I search you first and then I'll talk to you? >> Yes, she can search me, but please >> Step on out for >> No, because I know, please. >> Step out for me, okay? >> They don't like me because I'm Viking and I'm gay. >> Let me search you and then I'll talk to you, okay? >> No. >> why I want you to work with me. I'm working with >> I want to work with you, but I don't believe you're going to work with me. >> I'm going to work with you, okay? Step out for me, right? >> I feel like you're lying to me and he No. >> Come on. Come on, step out. >> No, sir. Cuz I have I called my mom. >> All right, ma'am. Okay, step out. >> Please. >> Come on, step out for me, right? >> Okay, I'll step out. I will step out, but I want to talk to you. I don't want to talk to them. I don't want to talk to them and not because you're a woman. I don't want to talk to them. I will talk to you. I will not talk to them. >> Okay. >> Hey, I like women. Please. Please. Please. They don't like me. Please. They're discriminating. Please. >> Do you have anything in your pocket? >> No, ma'am. They took everything. They took my wallet. They took my phone. They took the protection that I had against me. >> Yep, she's about to go. >> Come on. >> Okay, don't hurt me. >> Step out. Step out. >> Okay. >> Listen, am I going to drag you through the car or am I going to sit you in the car. >> I was over in Long Island. I was over in Long Island. Okay, you don't have to force me. >> Sit down. Sit down. All right, here. I'm going to give you a chance. I'm going to give you one chance. Sit down. >> You don't have to force me. >> Sit down. Sit down or I'm going to force you. >> Can I get in the car, Courtney? >> Get in. I gave you the chance. Get in. Get in. >> Where am I going now? >> Get in. >> Can you tell me where I'm going? >> Get in. >> Okay, can can I get the words out of my mouth? >> Get in. >> I'm going to >> Get in. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct, public intoxication, resisting arrest, trespassing from the establishment, and booked on an existing warrant. Holiday, alcohol, and attitude don't create special rules. Calm compliance could have ended this with a ride home. Defiance turned it into cuffs, charges, and a booking. Starting with this Planet Fitness Karen, who got humbled while being naked in the shower. >> I AM GOING IN. I'M GOING TO DO EXACTLY WHAT THE CHIEF OF POLICE SAID I YOU KNOW WHAT, MOTHER >> BUT SHE'S ACTUALLY IN THE THE SHOWER. SHE'S BEEN in there since >> She's in there right now? >> Yeah, she's the only one in there. >> Is the water running, too? >> Yeah. >> She hasn't responded to you, though? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Schenectady Police, coming in. Is there really like a screen, though? >> Yeah, there's a curtain on there. I Yeah. >> Is she standing? >> I you know, I don't want to look at them. >> I see. Is it around the corner? >> Yeah. >> Schenectady Police Department, we're audio video recording. >> So, the police are here. Okay, if you want to get dressed, and now you can leave. >> Ma'am, go ahead and get dressed for us, please, so we can get you out of here. >> Sure. >> We're going to give you some time. All right, this We're going to stay in here, but just uh we'll be off to the side, so if you need to reach out >> going to grab my phone for you. >> While some Karens wanted to scream and fight the cops like there's no tomorrow, this one decided to take a quick shower at Planet Fitness for 4 hours straight. What was she doing in there? Taking a nap? After waiting nearly 5 minutes with no response, the officers finally moved in to arrest her while she was still in the shower, completely naked. >> We're going to be going in and grabbing you, okay? >> Okay. >> You're under arrest. >> I'm going to finish rinsing. >> Will you just step out of the shower? >> I answered. Okay. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. I'm not I'm not trespassing. I paid to be here. First of all >> Will you let me ask you to leave? >> I have not been here for hours. Absolutely not. >> Ma'am. >> Let [laughter] go of me now. Excuse me. I will get dressed. >> 21 can you >> I have not been here for hours. I've been in here for 15 minutes. >> You're under arrest. >> Ma'am, you're under arrest, okay? >> I am naked and >> I know you are. So, are you going to put SOME CLOTHES ON? >> ABSOLUTELY NOT. >> OKAY. >> WHERE'S YOUR LIEUTENANT? >> I DON'T HAVE A LIEUTENANT. >> STOP. >> Will you put some clothes on? >> Can I get dressed? >> There you go. >> No. CAN YOU GET THESE OFFICERS OUT? >> MA'AM. >> NO. I have been HERE FOR 15 MINUTES. I PAID to be here. >> So, that's not in dispute right now. What's in dispute is you getting dressed. YOU >> AWESOME. EXCUSE YOU. >> PUT SOME CLOTHES ON. PUT SOME CLOTHES ON NOW. >> I AM LAW ENFORCEMENT. I I AM LAW ENFORCEMENT. I WILL HAVE YOU >> OKAY. PUT SOME CLOTHES on now. >> Lieutenant. >> PLEASE GET DRESSED. >> NOW. CHIEF. >> PUT YOUR CLOTHES ON. >> I WILL GET OUT. >> PUT CLOTHES ON. >> GET OUT. >> WE'RE NOT LEAVING. >> I AM YOU WILL BE ARRESTED FOR SEXUAL HARASSMENT. LET GO NOW. >> PLEASE GET DRESSED. >> LET GO NOW. >> GET DRESSED. >> NOW. >> GET DRESSED. >> I will have all of your badges. Oh, you just got the call? For sure. I SUGGEST YOU TAKE YOUR OFFICERS THE OUT NOW. >> PLEASE GET DRESSED. >> I suggest you take your officers out now. >> Even though the officers were patient and polite, giving her every chance to put some clothes on, she refused, acting as entitled as ever. And the result? A full-on naked wrestling match in the Planet Fitness bathroom. >> We've been polite. Please get dressed. >> You >> No more discussion. Please put some clothes on. This doesn't have to be any more embarrassing for all of us. >> You're going to be the one embarrassed, all three of you. Chief of police? You know who that is? >> You keep getting dressed. We'll be patient, but if you stop, you keep yelling, then we'll just keep you >> You piece of I have your badge. DID YOU HEAR THAT? >> YES. >> THAT'S THE >> YOU CAN'T GO around like that. >> I AM GOING AND I'M GOING TO DO EXACTLY WHAT THE CHIEF OF POLICE SAID TO DO. YOU KNOW WHAT, MOTHER >> MA'AM, YOU'RE UNDER ARREST FOR TRESPASSING. >> I'M GOING TO SIT HERE until your lieutenant gets here so I can get some clothes on. >> Can we try to slip on the sweatpants and the top or a jacket? She has one handy. >> Yeah. >> If you walk me out naked, >> No one's going to do that. >> You just put your hands all over me BECAUSE I GRABBED MY CLOTHES. >> OH, NO, cuz you assaulted me. >> I am law enforcement. >> Sergeant is coming because we had to use force because you assaulted an officer and you resisted. And so, we'd like to get you dressed before we leave here, but we need your cooperation with that. We tried did previously and you began taking a shower, you know, I don't want to do that again. >> Though the officers couldn't exactly get her dressed to impress, but at least they got her decent enough to walk out to the patrol car with her, quote unquote, dignity somewhat intact. >> You're not the cop? >> No. >> You're the CEO? What's the analogy? State criminal. >> I'm going to do this right, so No, we're going to call it good. >> No, we are not calling it good. Put it on your ankle. >> He doesn't He doesn't know how to do it. >> Well, take it off my head and put it around my >> Your bra around your No problem. Down for down. >> You got any injuries or what? >> You're not injured at all? >> Yeah, these mother put their hands all over me. >> Okay, what's your injuries? Where are you hurt? >> I'm not injured at all. >> Okay. >> I suggest you don't do that again. >> Look, she doesn't We don't want you to go out It's freezing cold outside. >> a >> Okay. >> What do you care it's freezing cold? You just snatched me up at Did you do it? >> Yeah, I did. >> Do you want to answer that? >> I was naked in there and and I'm in here taking a shower. >> Okay. >> You want to You okay? >> Do you want to >> Lieutenant Fisher. >> Thanks for the promotion. Do you want to help them Ma'am, what's your last name? It's not a guy. >> Are you asking who I am? >> No, I did not ask you that. >> Go for it. >> Ma'am, do you have anything sharp in your pockets? >> Does it look like I have anything sharp in my pockets? You just pulled my naked out of the shower disrespectfully as >> Where are those jackets? Check them before we go. >> before we put them on. >> You can open the door. >> Can you check this out for me, babe? >> Yeah. >> For sure check it out. >> Okay. Just work on the pockets. >> it on there. You like my Make it feel good. Are you Are you checking my >> Okay. >> Didn't you just put my hands on just now? Yeah. >> Honey. >> In the end, she was charged with attempted assault, criminal trespassing, and resisting arrest. Entitlement doesn't give you a free pass to ignore rules or basic decency. When officers give you multiple chances to cooperate and you still choose defiance, things will only go downhill. Respecting boundaries and following instructions isn't weakness, it's common sense. Because once law enforcement gets involved, your comfort zone stops mattering and consequences take center stage. Moving on to the next case where an entitled woman attacked an officer during a $50,000 check FRAUD INVESTIGATION. >> DON'T [screaming] TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. WHERE'S MY MOM? DON'T TOUCH ME. >> ON JANUARY 18TH, 2024, officers and detectives responded to a bank regarding a woman's counterfeit check scheme worth over $50,000 that had been reported on January 10th. Here's what happened next. >> Miss, can you come talk to me, please? >> Yeah. Okay, hold >> Will you step right in there if you don't mind? You can have a seat right there. If you want. So, I'm Detective Weekly with the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office. I'm a I'm a financial crimes detective. >> Okay. >> Uh I have a case where your name has come up. It's a case number 24-3117. It's a bank fraud case. >> Yeah, I That's what I'm coming up here for. >> You're coming up here for some bank fraud stuff? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, before I ask you any questions, I have a I have a form that I'd like you to sign. Uh Miranda rights form. >> That's what I'm here to clear up. I didn't come and deposit anything. I just now I'm just now finding out about what's happening and what's going on with my account as well. >> somebody with you right there? >> Uh yeah, that's my mother. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, that's my mother. She had brought me here cuz I'm trying to figure out what's going on with my account as well. But, yeah, that I just left the the one >> you you went to get a debit card is what they told you to >> went to go get my debit card, but yeah, I had just I was in my account and I'm looking or whatever. >> As the officer was investigating the woman, her mother joined in, making the woman increasingly agitated, but still within the acceptable range. >> Ma'am, you can step outside. Please step outside. >> Mom, you just step out. I don't I'm trying to figure out the same thing. >> If you interfere in my investigation, I will place you under arrest. >> Please step outside. She's She's an adult. She's an adult. >> Okay, but you don't have to disrespect my mama neither. Step outside. >> Ma'am, >> And you don't have to And I'm going to tell you you don't have to disrespect my mama neither. >> I'm not going to ask you again. >> At the same time, like that's That's I That's what I'm here for. Just Mom, close the door, please. You don't have to be disrespectful towards anybody's parents. That's my mother. She's figuring out what's going on. It is her business. >> It's not. >> It is. >> You are an adult. >> It doesn't matter, and that's still my mother. >> Can you please lower your voice? >> I don't have to lower anything. >> Okay. Despite already being caught in her counterfeit check scheme, the woman kept arguing and denying every accusation the bank made. And when the officer asked her to sign her Miranda rights for further questioning, well, let's just say things didn't go smoothly. >> I have this form. Can you make sure I >> I'm not signing nothing until I see everything that you have going on. >> up. Go and stand up for me, please. >> Stand up for what? I just want to see what's going on first. I don't want to be arrested for something that I don't even know anything about. And that's WHY I'M HERE. >> LOOK, I TRIED to get you I tried to get a statement from you. >> I'm giving you a statement, but I want to know WHAT'S GOING ON. TOLD >> NOT SIGNING ANYTHING, so I can't ask you any questions. >> first. No, ma'am. You can go ahead and stand up. >> I don't want to be arrested for something that I didn't do. >> The decision's already been made. Go ahead and stand up. >> What am I being arrested for? >> up. Miss, please stand up. >> please like tell me what is going >> you again. Please stand up, Miss. >> Sir. I will sign it. >> It's too late now. >> How is it too late? You didn't give me a chance to talk. >> resist. Do not pull away. >> Sir, stop touching me. >> STOP PULLING AWAY. >> ME A CHANCE TO TALK. NO. >> STOP. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> MISS PAYNE. >> STOP TOUCHING [screaming] ME. >> YOU BETTER >> STOP TOUCHING SIR, I'M TELLING YOU STOP STOP TOUCHING ME. DO NOT TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T [screaming] TOUCH ME. >> 450 33 >> WHERE'S MY MOM? DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> YOUR HAND, MISS. >> NO. >> KOBYANTE, GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> SIR, DO NOT TOUCH ME. I WAS FOR WHAT? I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> I DID NOT DO ANYTHING. >> MISS. >> I DIDN'T, [screaming] SIR. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> MISS, you're under arrest. >> Please, where's my mom? [screaming] Can you get my mom? >> You're under arrest. >> Can you GET MY MOM? STOP TOUCHING ME. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> RIGHT NOW TO STOP TOUCHING ME, SIR. >> MISS, you're under arrest. >> Miss, you're under arrest. >> Stop touching me. >> Miss. >> Stop touching you. >> You're already under arrest for attempting TO FLEE. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I DIDN'T >> PLEASE DON'T MAKE THIS ANY WORSE FOR YOURSELF. >> CRYSTAL, I WENT TO JAIL FOR SOMETHING THAT I DID NOT DO. BRO. STOP TOUCHING ME. >> YOUR HAND, MISS. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> YOU NEED TO STAND UP AND PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. >> BRO. I'M AT THE BANK trying to get another debit card. >> And then came in HERE A A SHERIFF OR SOMETHING CAME UP HERE TALKING ABOUT I'M UNDER ARREST FOR BANK FRAUD. I didn't even do anything. LIKE I >> STAND NO, I'M NOT. I'M TELLING YOU DON'T TOUCH ME. NO, NO, I'M NOT. DON'T TOUCH ME. NO, I'm not. Don't touch me. >> It's always funny how Karens love to yell, "Don't touch me. No, I'm not. And I didn't do anything during an arrest." Like, did they really think that's going to work? But wait, it gets even worse. >> You can figure all this stuff out later, but you're already under arrest for battery of a police officer and resisting arrest force or violence. You're under arrest for attempted bank fraud, so go AHEAD AND PLACE YOUR HANDS >> ATTEMPTED BANK FRAUD. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> I have the probable cause, MISS. >> WITH PROBABLE CAUSE? YOU DON'T YOU DIDN'T SHOW ME ANY EVIDENCE. >> STAND UP FOR ME, MISS. >> On my mama, please. >> Stand up. >> She outside. >> STAND UP. >> STOP TOUCHING [screaming] ME. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> STOP TOUCHING STOP TOUCHING ME. >> STOP. >> COME ON, BABY. DON'T DO THAT. DON'T DO THAT. On my mama, please. Okay, I'm going to get your mama, BUT YOU JUST >> PUT YOUR HANDS >> I'M GOING TO GET YOUR MAMA, but you just >> You got cuffs? >> I didn't do anything. Okay, but we going to do Please. WE'LL FIGURE THIS OUT. THAT'S WHAT I WAS TRYING to say. Okay, well then let's we going to do that, but you going to have to CALM DOWN. I'M TRYING, BUT I CAN'T. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. BUT IT'S GOING TO BE HEY. I'M TRYING, but I didn't do anything. Okay, okay, okay. I didn't do anything. That's what I tried to tell him. Okay, but but you you're resisting and you're fighting. I understand, but I didn't come in here I didn't do >> Stand UP FOR ME. >> STOP PUTTING YOUR HANDS ON ME. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. SIR, CAN YOU PLEASE GET ME UP? I DON'T WANT HIM TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING [screaming] ME. >> I GOT IT. I GOT IT. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> AFTER putting her in handcuffs, the officers then escorted her to the squad car. >> She's under arrest for attempted bank fraud, battery of a PO, resisting force or violence. >> Okay. >> You can call the jail to find out where her bond is. >> After booking her, she was charged with attempted bank fraud and resisting with violence. Bank fraud is almost always a felony rather than a misdemeanor. Louisiana doesn't set a dollar amount that separates misdemeanors from felonies the way some other states do. The punishment for bank fraud in Louisiana can include fines up to $1 million or a maximum of 30 years in prison or both. Thank you for watching. 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