Listen to me or you're going to go to jail right now. Stop. Stop. >> Don't arrest me. >> Stop. Turn around. Get on the ground. >> Step out of the car. >> Oh my kid. Get the baby away. >> Okay. >> Give me that. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN. >> BACK UP. >> IT'S WILD HOW SOME PEOPLE KEEP ESCALATING situations completely convinced they can physically fight their way out of consequences. Spoiler alert, that 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 getting tased after fighting the police. Starting with this drunk woman who eats a lot of spice after trying to fight the officers. >> Yeah, I know I have my pants on backwards. >> Give me your feet. >> Hell [ __ ] no. >> Give me your feet. You're going to get sprayed. >> On December 4th, 2024, officers responded to a call of an intoxicated woman who parked her car in a random driveway before passing out in their backyard. Here's what happened next. >> It's for police. What's going on? >> Hey there. >> What are you doing? What are you doing? >> Uh I'm relaxed. >> Relax? Is this your house? >> Uh no. >> Well, so then what are you doing here? You don't know? Um you've been drinking today. Uh you're on something. You're either drinking, high, medical, are you having a medical emergency? Do you need an ambulance? >> No. >> No? Can you stand up for me? >> Sure. >> Good. >> Yes, I got a fire. >> No, I don't have a cigarette. Why would I give you a cigarette? >> What do we look like? >> Come on. Just >> Um I'll be nice. >> No, it's Ma'am, you're not going to smoke right now. >> I am going to have a cigarette. >> You're not. Ma'am. >> You're not going to tell me that I can't have a cigarette. >> Ma'am, look at me. What's your name? >> [screaming] >> I want to have a cigarette. >> Ma'am, you Ma'am, you're not going to smoke right now. >> to help me right now. >> Well, it's not. See, I'm not going to let you have that cigarette. Okay? Well, right now you're trespassing on someone else's property. >> Well, I'm sorry. >> So, you can either put the cigarette away in your pocket and stand up and we can walk out to the front street. >> Can I have >> Or there's an or there. Or I'm going to pick you up and drag you out there. >> You pick me up like a >> No. Come on. Stand up. I'll even help you up. >> When hearing that someone's passed out drunk in a backyard, I imagine that someone's a youngster. And after seeing her, I'd say she's way too old to be that drunk. >> No, I actually just want to go out there and have >> But this isn't your house. But this isn't your house. >> There are no houses anymore. >> There you go. That works. Perfect. Thank you. Let's walk out here. How'd you Ma'am. >> Don't do this to me. >> Come on. Let's walk We don't want to We don't want to take you to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. >> I know. I don't want to take you there. So, let's just walk out front. >> Can I just have a lighter? >> No, cuz we're not going to smoke, remember? Let's switch. What car did you come in? >> I'm on a >> Did you drive over here? >> I'm on this car. >> And you're not You're not wearing any shoes. That's not good. >> Come on. >> Let's go. >> All right. Come on out. Come on. Come Come out front. Come on. >> I'm asking you >> I'm going to ask you. Okay, but I'm not going to give you a lighter. So, come on out front. Do you have somebody that can come pick you up? >> Yep. That's my car. >> This is your car right here? >> Yes. >> But this isn't your house. >> All right. Well, that's my car. >> Okay. Well, who can come and get you? >> No one. >> Nobody? I would I would like to have somebody come pick you up. That way we wouldn't have to take you to jail. >> Why would you have to take me to jail? >> Cuz you're highly intoxicated, so you can't >> You are. So, you can't drive. >> How do you know that? >> Cuz I can smell it on you. >> Okay. Well, I can >> He knows you're intoxicated because he's been trained to look for subtle clues of impairment like being passed out in a stranger's yard. Either way, she's about to be arrested for acting drunk. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Now, you're going to jail for hitting me. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Well, you can keep your hands to yourself. Ma'am, you're resisting an officer. >> Well, I'm resisting. >> Yes. So, that's wrong. >> Oh, resisting is wrong? >> Now, you're going to jail. a law for it. Then yes, resisting is wrong. >> Okay. Why am I going to jail? >> Cuz that's lawful for us to arrest >> I have a car right there. car. >> It's in your back pocket. >> Give me that here. >> Oh, you're Yeah, you will. >> I'm getting out of here. There ain't no doubt about that. >> the back of our car. Nothing else. Stop it. Stop it. >> You better stop. Honestly. >> You have an right I can't >> Do you understand me? >> Sounds good. Let's walk over to the you >> me? >> Let's talk over here. the car. You spit on me, we're going to have issues. >> Oh, that's fine. I don't want >> Is this your purse? >> No, tiny little I do not want to get on your Here we go. >> Do you think she'll calm down after being arrested? Of course not. In fact, things are about to get a whole lot worse for her when she continues to resist her arrest and even tries to fight the officers. >> Be nice to me. How about that? >> I am being nice to you, but you won't listen. >> Yeah. >> Stand right here. >> How about a few kiss? Be nice. >> You done? >> Chill. Am I done? >> Yeah. Please. >> Are you done? >> Okay. Stand right there. Let me move this stuff. >> All right. Are you done? >> Face the car. >> Here. Here. >> Do you have anything sharp on you that might poke, stick, or cut me? >> Um no, but I had a vehicle right there. >> not worried about that right now. Spread your feet apart and face the vehicle. >> No, I'm not going to do that. I'm going to do like that. I don't trust you. >> That's great. Stop moving. Okay. Stop. >> all my [ __ ] money. >> All that money is going to go away. >> Stop moving. Stop. >> Why? >> Because I said so. Stop [ __ ] moving. >> Why? So, why should I trust you? Why should I trust you? Why should I [ __ ] trust you? >> Stop. >> Why should I trust you? You're stupid. Yeah, these got deep pockets. >> Chill out. Are your pants on backwards? >> Yeah, I know I have my [ __ ] pants on backwards. Stop. >> You're getting tased in 2 seconds. >> Oh, I know. Guess what? Nobody [ __ ] pees their pants when they get tased. I've been [ __ ] tased a million [ __ ] times. >> I tased her once. >> Yeah. >> We're throwing the car with hobbles. >> You want to [ __ ] let me out? >> Okay, just have a seat. >> As the officers try to put her in the squad car, she begins to do her best to fight them, forcing them to use drastic measures. >> You want to go on the other side in case you have to push her this way? >> Get in the car. >> Okay, okay, okay. What am I being arrested for? STOP. JUST GET UP. STOP [ __ ] KICKING. YOU BETTER >> PUT YOUR FEET DOWN or you're going to get Hey, get out of the car. Put your feet down or you're going to get sprayed. >> No. >> Put your feet down or you're going to get sprayed. Give me your feet right now. >> Nope. >> Give me your feet. >> Hell no. >> Give me your feet or you're going to get sprayed. >> Why the [ __ ] would I give you my feet? >> Last time. >> Why? >> Time. >> Why? >> [cough] >> Got a little bit. >> Just a little bit. >> Ooh, that's one clean spicy silly string to the face. That's going to hurt like hell. >> Now stick your feet out. Now stick your feet out. Cross them. Stick your feet out and cross them. There you go. Up in the air. >> My eyes hurt. >> Stick them up in the air so you can't KICK ME ANYMORE. >> [screaming] >> GOOD JOB. STICK YOUR FEET BACK OUT. >> [screaming] >> STICK YOUR FEET OUT AND CROSS THEM. >> NO. >> YES. Let's try this again. >> All right. All right. Enough. >> Stick your feet out and CROSS THEM. >> STOP. >> [screaming] >> GIVE ME YOUR FOOT. >> ALL RIGHT. ENOUGH. I'M ASKING YOU FOR MERCY. >> STICK YOUR FEET OUT. >> MERCY. [screaming] HAIL MARY, FULL OF GRACE, the Lord is with >> [screaming] >> Stick your feet out and cross them so you're not kicking me in the face. >> Oh, guys. Please. Please don't do this to me. >> Stick your feet out. >> feet out like he's asking you to. >> And cross them. So you don't kick me in the face. >> My heart. >> Please, do you know what EMS is >> Please don't. >> Give me your foot. FEET OUT. YEP. CROSS THEM OUT. THERE YOU GO. OKAY. If you're going to keep doing that, we're going to be here all day. It's going to be a long day. >> Wait. Are you leaving? >> No. Put your feet in. >> Please, give me your stuff, bro. >> We got EMS coming. They're going to wash your face off for you. Stop moving your feet. >> EMS is coming. Give me your stuff, buddy. Give me your stuff, buddy. >> Yep. >> Give me your stuff, buddy. >> EMS is coming. >> Give me your stuff. >> After waiting for a while, the EMS arrived to check on her and bring her to the hospital. If you weren't trying to kick us, I'd wash it off with the hose for you, but you keep trying to kick all my officers in the face. >> All right. >> So, I'm not going to help you. >> Please. >> Why are you trying to kick everybody in the face? You want me to help you, but you're being >> for you to >> Well, you're being mean to us. >> I'm not kicking anybody. >> Stop trying to take your feet out of the strap. >> All right. >> Just sit still. >> see that my >> EMS is going to come wash your face off. >> Yep. I know. Yeah, that sucks. It's not comfortable. I get it. >> Oh. God, that [ __ ] hurt. >> Yeah? >> So bad. >> It does. I know it does. Believe me. I've had it done to me. But you didn't want to do that. Kept being mean to me. Yep. There you go. >> No. >> You guys got like antiseptic wipes or anything? >> I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. >> Your mess is here. >> Okay. >> She started kicking everybody and spitting. When I put her trying to fight us, SO >> I'M SORRY. >> WE TOLD you not to do that. >> Sit up. Sit on your butt. Sit on your butt. >> I'm Mexican. >> I'm trying to help you. >> I'm dying. I need to go to the hospital, please. >> Okay. >> I need to go to the hospital, please. I don't feel good. >> If you kick someone again, you're getting sprayed again. Just an FYI. Don't do anything stupid. >> I swear to God, I will not do that. >> Well, I didn't think you were going to kick me beforehand and you did. >> All right. I promise. >> If you kick somebody else, you're definitely getting sprayed again. >> to God. >> All right. Roll over on your side. Don't move. >> All right. Oh, my god. >> What are you saying? >> My [ __ ] feet hurt so bad. >> Well, you jumped out of the car onto your face. You All right, stand up. They're going to put you on the the stretcher, but you got to stand up. If you walk her back, I'll take them off when she's sitting on the bed. There you go. Don't do anything stupid. Put your feet up first, okay? Put your Take your feet up on the bed. There you go. All right, put your arm down. Put your leg down. Put your leg down for me. Don't touch me. Going up. Yes. It's really better to just let it burn off. It fades after like 25 minutes, but every >> [laughter] >> Hey! Hey, stop. I'm trying to be nice and give you the water. Yeah, we got her passport. >> After getting her medically cleared, the officers then began to transport her to the station. >> We don't determine bond or anything like that. That's a That's going to be a question for her at the jail. Take a seat. Sit down. All right, scoot your butt in. Scoot your butt in. Okay, scoot your butt in. Sit down. Sit down. I'm asking >> I'll put the window down. >> I told you I'd put the window down. He's going to put the window down, but we need to get you in the car first. Sit down. >> the window down. Sit down. So, you have her. >> I really hate having my hands like this. This sucks. >> Give me your feet. Feet out. me feet. What? No. >> No, we're not doing that. >> Do you want to No. >> I'm going to take you. >> I am not doing that. >> I'm going to take you. >> I am not doing that. >> Stick your feet out here. >> Trust me. You've already got me. >> I don't HAVE A CHOICE. I KNOW. >> THIS IS NOT >> I KNOW. >> YOU LET ME GO. >> SHE BROKE MY NAIL. >> Why are you hurting me? >> That's all. >> Yeah. Let go. LET HIM GO. >> STOP. >> NO. >> STOP. Sit forward. Relax. >> Oh. >> Relax. >> Okay. Got it. You got me super [ __ ] hug tight now. >> Stop. It's not going to reach. Wow. You got me real good. So good night. >> Why don't you just >> Open it up. OPEN IT. GOT IT? >> PUT UP. GET GET MY HAND. YOU STOP. >> Did that hurt? Oh, I got to show you the means. >> I broke my nail. >> No. >> Did that hurt? >> My nail is all messed >> In the end, this woman was charged with two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, and battery on specified personnel. She initially pled not guilty, but later changed to guilty to one count of battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting with violence. Her adjudication was withheld, and she was sentenced to 48 months of probation with the possibility of early termination. She's also ordered to pay $917 in fines and costs. Moving on to the next case where a woman eats taser like lunchtime and even throws it back at the cop. >> Listen to me or you're going to go to jail right now. >> Stop. Stop. >> Don't arrest me. >> Stop. Turn around. >> Just use the kind of litter. We'll we'll do some kind of I'm trying to get a domestic. I like that. >> Get on the ground. >> On January 11th, 2026, officers responded to a gas station in Florida on reports of a woman who grabbed a beer and walked out without paying. Here's what happened next. >> This [ __ ] told me yesterday. >> Okay. >> He said, "I'll kill your kid." >> Who did? >> This This guy. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I kill your kid. I told him I'll kill your ass. >> Okay. >> to God he ain't no Bible. You'll take me to jail. I didn't make my rounds to Calvary after what happened in our medical cell. On God. >> Place your hands behind your back for me. >> Probably. No, I have I have to before you get my witnesses. I ain't doing that. >> I'm going to go talk to him. >> No, you cannot arrest me till you get witnesses and >> Don't start with me right now. >> I had a scratch off. That's my pass card for skin, right? I have receipts. So before you get your evidence, you take me to jail cuz you have to get a ticket. I have all the receipts stuff but they took money from me in video. >> Okay, we're going to we're going to talk about that, okay? We're going to work on that. >> All right, so this is my record. You want to take me to jail when he said I'll kill your kid, >> Right. >> going to take me to jail cuz you said you cannot No. >> I'm going to Yes, cuz you Don't Don't start with me. >> No, I'm done talking. Legally, you cannot. >> All right. >> not steal the bill. I have a video of them swapping out >> Okay. >> the two things. Yeah. >> Okay. Right now, I'm going to 55 you cuz I don't have a partner here, okay? >> Like >> When we get over there, we're going to talk. >> You ain't You ain't handcuffing me. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I'm getting the call right here and cuz you ain't handcuffing me. >> If he says you didn't steal it, we look at it, I will I will take the cuffs off of you, okay? >> No, we will not do that. I'll walk away with you. >> Okay, no no, come here. Hey, come here. Listen to me or you're going to go to jail right now. I'm here. Stop. Stop. >> Don't arrest me. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> No, I'm go ahead and tase me. Shoot me. I don't care. >> Stop. >> tasing. >> Come >> here. >> Is it me or is this officer kind of losing control of the situation? Kind of looks like it. Well, let's see. >> I've got a misdemeanor 35. >> Yeah. You might hear where I'm going. You're not hurting me. >> Stop. Turn around or I will tase you. >> Tase me. So, I'm a free citizen of America until you get the evidence. You illegally arrest me. >> I'm not. >> No. Technically, you did. So, let me tell you about your law we are passing. >> Just stop. >> You. Honestly. >> All right. I'm not doing this. Turn around. >> Turn around. We're going to try We're going to be playing with >> All right. >> All right. If you can get my hand from here to here, I'll make you a deal. >> Stop. >> No. You don't have to write me back up. >> I don't want to stop this. >> back up, screw you. Yeah, cuz I'm going to see how good your two-step is. >> Cuz you look like a little We're going to do some kind of I ain't trying to get domestic. >> Stop. >> Get away. I like that. >> Get on the ground. >> Nope. >> Get on the ground. >> Nope. >> I will tase you. >> Nope. I told you I'm tasing >> Get on the ground. >> Nope. >> Get on >> scratch you. Laugh at you again. >> Get on the ground. >> I want to get on the >> Now. >> No. This is all I get. This is all I get. >> Get on the ground. >> I'll get you a knee. >> Get on the ground. >> This is my knee. >> Stop. >> Tase me, please. >> Why do you want me to tase you? >> that freaking [ __ ] >> Get on the Get >> what you're talking about. I'm tasing you in my knee. >> All right. Taser, taser, taser. HQ. Taser, taser, taser. Hey. >> Now, you're good. Hit me back. How many do YOU >> GET DOWN. GET ON THE GROUND. >> KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. I TASED MY KNEE. THAT'S ALL I get out of me. >> Whiskey five. Taser, taser, taser. >> Such a Reno 911 case. This woman overpowers the officer easily. Eight zappy zap like nothing. And just threw the darts back at the officer. He should have waited for backup sooner. >> Get on the ground. >> My name is Sandra Foreman today. After you said I'll sue you, baby girl. >> Get on the ground. >> WOO. SO, THAT'S THE ONLY WAY I'M GOING TO GO. BUT, I'M NOT >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON YOUR BACK. >> CUZ I GOT TO STAY ON THE >> GET ON YOUR BACK. >> I'M STICKING A STAKE AGAINST MY DADDY. I'M IN THE MILITARY. SCREW YOU. I THINK YOU SAID YOU KILLED MY KID. >> Get >> Call me a G. SAID I AIN'T GOING WITH THESE. GO, GO, GO. >> GET [screaming] ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> I'M BLEEDING. >> YES, SO AM I. >> For what? >> You freaking threw a taser dart at me. >> Cuz you just >> Turn around. GET ON YOUR BACK. >> I CAN'T. I GOT SHOT IN THE HAND. >> TURN AROUND AND GET ON YOUR BACK. >> GIVE ME a minute. Give me a minute. I'M JUST BLEEDING. >> NOW. Get out. Get on your stomach and lay on your Lay on your stomach. >> I'm leaking. >> I understand that. Lay on your stomach now. Put your hands behind your back. >> Someone shot me in the hand. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You got to keep your mind. >> Put your hands behind your back now. Like Both of them. Both of them. >> You got All right. There we go. >> Don't move. >> I won't. I told you I'd take a stand today. For my kid. >> We didn't have to do this. >> Yes, we did. Yes, sir. >> Can you sit on your stomach? >> This one's really kinky and freaky. Also, I'm kind of surprised that she threw the taser probe back at the officer strong enough to injure him. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm my head's bleeding. I don't give a [ __ ] I thought you could stand for my kid. I'll kill your kid. When y'all tell my [ __ ] kid a lie for me for me cuz my mom >> We didn't have to do this. We didn't have to do this. >> have to do this. Why I sit right there? Yes. >> No. Put your hands behind your back right now. Keep them behind your back. Put your Both of them. And don't move. >> Whiskey 5, where you at? >> Right here by the gas pumps. >> Hell yeah. Here we go again. I've been looking for you. >> You don't even know who I am. She threw a taser dart at me and my >> My head's bleeding. >> My My head's bleeding, too. Um that I said I'll kill your kid. So I can't believe you said I'll kill your kid. I don't [ __ ] with family. My family's cops and military. >> Really? Well, you should have put your hands behind your back when I asked you. >> Did you shoot me? You pulled your gun on me. I thought it went that way. >> We have this Fifth Amendment right. You should exercise it and stop talking. >> I told you to stand by me for the USA. I got shot me in head. >> Yeah, she threw the probe at my head. I had to wait on it. >> He said it he he you killed him. He said I kill your kid. I got shot with a gun. >> I I think it's when she fell cuz I shot her the second time and she fell backwards. >> No, it's a gunshot. Look at it. >> I did not shoot you with my gun. >> No, they did it in there. Go check. >> No, they didn't. Remember when I said we're exercising our fifth amendment? Stop talking. No, I my head is bleeding. Is that Yes, it's mine, I think. >> I'm so sorry I didn't mean to lie to you. >> All right. Yeah, she threw a taser probe at my head. >> I didn't mean to throw it at your head. I didn't know that thing. So, I was sorry for calling the cops. They I said I kill your kid. I think this is my record. >> Well, this wouldn't have ever happened if you would have just not fight with me. Taser probe hit you in the head and that's where the wounds are. >> Yeah. >> That's when I tased her the second time and she fell backwards. After a while the EMS arrived to check on the officer and the suspect. Well, we got a pretty good gash in her head. We got a probe here. Looks like one came out here. They don't care about your story. They're going to make sure you stop bleeding. And we also got a deputy that got hit in the head with a taser, too. We got a probe thrown at him and it's stuck him pretty good. So, I know. >> I don't want no medical attention. No needles. >> I know. We're getting this one out, okay? I can't stand All right, one, two, three. Well, right now it looks like you're in custody so you lost that option. It's up to the deputies, okay? I took a stand. I'll figure out call and let you know what's going on. Logan stops this shoplifting suspect. It's the same one that we tased last time. He shoots four darts at her. She takes one of the darts and throws it and hits him in the side of the head. So, he's bleeding from the spot where the taser probe hit. So, fire rescue's checking him right now and she's bleeding pretty bad, but >> All right. >> Um she's 55 and fire rescue's checking both of them. >> I said, "You can't call me a dumb cop." And you wouldn't listen to me. I said, "I'm standing on American today." I'm not really a dumb cop. >> It's going to get wrapped around you, okay? It's going to go underneath your chin. >> All right. >> See? >> You get me to say >> I'm saying the same one. Yeah, same one. >> Because the woman sustained a head wound when she fell, the officers now have to figure out if the local jail will even accept her or if she needs to be cleared by a hospital first. >> I don't want to be punctured with nothing. >> We're trying to get her Can I sit on the >> Yeah, can I sit on the thing right there? >> Can I sit on the wheeling? Look. >> Okay, we'll try to get you to sit. >> If you work with me, I'll work with you. >> Okay, we'll try to get you to sit up. All right. >> Can you get my >> We'll sit right here. >> We're going to run an EKG real quick. It's part of what we do. >> I don't want that either. Legally, I can deny ambulance help. Go ahead. This is another thing. >> Okay, when you're in custody >> 3740, yes, I can. Yes, I can. Yes, I can. You better look up your law. Just like that law officer, the bullet shots. >> They're taser probes. >> He doesn't get out of our way. >> This one's going to go on your finger, all right? >> All right. If you tell them >> I won't try anything. I don't know what they said about um exposure protocol because the probe went into her. >> Yeah, I know. I don't even remind me, okay? Do you have any medical history of any kind? >> Suck my little dick. >> Do you take medicine for that? >> Red, white, and blue. Yep. All right, Trent. >> As that was happening, another officer comes into the store to find out more about what had happened. >> Are you the caller? You want to tell me what happened real quick? Is this what she took? >> She took the 24 pack. >> So, she took a whole 24 pack? >> Yes. He told me that um they were down there saying I'll kill your family. And so, I have um he tried to say I'm so nice. >> She took a 24 pack beer and she from She took the counter. >> Okay. >> Uh couple of three or four can uh can of dip. The three or four >> Okay. So, a couple of packs of cigarettes, three or four cans of dip. >> couple of Like a whole carton? Okay. >> Um what happened was um that's my last of my bloodline. Um honestly, my dad died for me protecting me. So, I was going to go out and protect her. >> I got the video if you want to see. >> Um yes. Is there any video in the parking lot? >> Yes. >> He stole $100 from me on the scratch-off, that one in there. And he stole money from me. And he tried to kill my cat. And I got the counter. I took $100 from >> She came What time is she coming in? What does that say? 15:08? >> Yeah, fine. >> If I need anything else, I'll come back and talk to you, okay? >> Okay. >> After finishing the investigation, the officers then moved the woman into the squad car. >> Yes, sir. >> All right, we're standing up now. You ready? >> Yes, I'm ready. I got my money All right, hey, can you grab my Marine hat right there? >> We'll get it. >> No, I like it with me on my hand. That's my >> Okay. >> I'm bringing that. >> Has anybody searched her? Anything on her? >> Yeah, if they didn't search her, that's it. My little boy right there. See, you got my baby boy who is not staying by me. >> What? >> Yeah. My dad died for my kids. I'm going to die for my kids just like my dad died for me. My mama killed my daddy in here. That's what she was in Nassau County. >> B hat gang. >> Jail probably ain't going to take her cuz she got a head bug. >> Okay. >> [laughter] >> Let me try. >> She's going to be a pain in the ass cuz she's been screaming out she's not getting any medical attention. >> Is this your vehicle? >> Yes. >> Okay. We thought this might have been involved in the female that was out here. So, we're just Just sure it wasn't her car. >> She said something about "Oh god, I'm going to go to jail." And I was like, "Huh?" I didn't even know she had come up behind me. >> Did you see her with anything? >> No. >> In her hands or nothing like that? >> No, she didn't have anything in her hands. >> All right, appreciate it. >> Well, she had a She had an entire case of Busch Light hanging out in the video. And she jumps over the counter and grabs like a carton of cigarettes and a bunch of cans of dip and stuff. >> It's an investigation. She dumped them somewhere. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting with violence, petit theft, and battery on a law enforcement officer. Let's move on to the next case, where a woman makes a simple case so much worse by hitting the gas with an officer standing in front. >> Step out of the car. >> OH MY GOD! >> ON JULY 5TH, 2025, officers responded to an apartment complex regarding an argument between a woman and her sister's boyfriend over gas money. The man stated that she had injured him during this argument. Here's what happened when the EMS and officers arrived at the scene. >> How's it going? All right, step in. >> Uh she's downstairs. >> Okay. >> We got the fire department here to come check you out. She's downstairs where? >> With the blue car. And the black guy. What did she do? >> the purple shirt and purple >> She's like has black and white uh pajamas, yeah. >> Did you guys go out the elevator? >> What the officers just realized was that they had walked right past the suspect on their way up to the apartment. So, they relayed that information to two additional officers who began searching the parking lot to find them before they could leave. While that's happening and as they're waiting for EMS to check on on man, the officers decided to talk to the sister to find out more about the situation. >> Go playing about um he said he was going to give us some gas money and then she just kept going on and on and on. And then the next thing you know she just threw her lunch box. >> So this was an argument about gas money. >> Mhm. >> And well she got mad and threw a lunch box. >> Mhm. >> Anything else get thrown? >> No. >> At first things seemed to be going quite peacefully but the officers at the parking lot will soon realize the situation's about to take another chaotic turn. >> What happened? >> Nothing happened. >> Step out of the car. >> What? >> Step out of the car. >> I don't need to so. >> Step out of the car. Step out of THE CAR. >> OH MY KID. >> SHE TRIED TO RUN ME OVER. SHE'S HEADING OUT. >> SHE ALMOST JUST RAN me over. FLEEING. FLEEING YOUR EYES. OH MY GOD. SHE GOT AWAY. BLACK FEMALE ONLY OCCUPANT WEARING PURPLE. RS1 she tried to run me over. MY KEY. I DON'T HAVE A KEY. >> DUDE. CAR GOT OUT OF THE STOP. This You want TO HOLD THIS DUMB ASS FOR WHAT? Oh my god. Oh my accelerator. ANYTHING HORRIBLE JUST HAPPENED? >> In trouble. >> What the >> DRIVING AWAY. >> WHAT? >> [screaming] >> WHY DON'T YOU PULL THE CAR OVER? WHY DON'T YOU STOP DRIVING, DUMB ASS? >> ARE YOU ON THE PHONE with someone in the car, ma'am? >> Yeah, no. >> After a short pursuit the woman came to a sudden stop at an intersection but she refused to out of the car. >> [screaming] >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! SHOW ME YOUR >> [screaming] >> HANDS! YOU'RE GOING TO GET SHOT! SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! GET YOUR HANDS IN THE CAR NOW! HANDS UP! STEP OUT OF THE CAR! >> HANDS OUT THE WINDOW! DO it now! >> Next squad that's arriving, block westbound traffic reroute it sometime after 84th STREET FOR CROSSFIRE. MA'AM! FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY, PUT YOUR HANDS UP! STEP OUT OF THE CAR! YOU TRIED TO RUN ME OVER! GET YOUR HANDS UP! WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? >> PUT YOUR hands out the window! >> WE'RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT THIS, MA'AM, ALL RIGHT? STEP OUT OF THE CAR! HANDS UP! >> GOOD SHOOTER. >> NO CHANGE. NON-COMPLIANT. STAYING IN THE CAR. Not listening to any commands AT ALL. >> HANDS UP! SHE'S JUST CRYING. I think she's talking on the phone. >> For about 5 minutes, the officers kept giving her orders, but she still refused to step out. Instead, she stayed in her vehicle, cried on the phone, and just yelled at the police. Officers later learned that she was talking to her mother, who was telling her to just stop and get out. >> We're going TO TALK ABOUT THIS, MA'AM, OKAY? Just step out OF THE CAR! STEP OUT OF THE CAR! >> Do you want to move up, smash the window out in the back? >> I ain't actually almost ran you over. I'm not there until we have positive vehicle contact on the front. >> I can handle it if you if you're ready. >> Ma'am! Ma'am! You need to listen to us! Step out of the vehicle. >> So, we're going to do positive vehicle contact on the front and back and we're going to have to work the vehicle extraction. >> Okay, DOOR'S OPENING. >> MA'AM, STEP OUT. >> THE VEHICLE. >> Face away FROM US WHEN YOU STEP OUT. OKAY. >> MA'AM, STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> MA'AM, WE NEED YOU TO STEP OUT. >> PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR. >> NOAH? >> NOAH? YES? >> WHEN YOU'RE READY, I can do it from the front. >> Anybody got a shield? >> I do. >> Let's get it. Let's go up with the taser. >> MA'AM, YOU NEED TO STEP OUT. >> I'LL GO HANDS. >> OKAY, we need one more. >> I got it. Come to us. >> Uh you be taser? I'll be lethal. >> I'll take hands. >> We need one with taser. Try to pull and if she resists it, I'll taser. Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> OF THE CAR NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. TASER. >> NO, NO, NO. >> NO, NO, NO. WAIT. >> PUT YOUR HANDS OUT. >> PUT YOUR HAND OUT. PUT YOUR HAND OUT. PUT your hand out. >> I got it. >> I got it. I got Hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Hands behind your back. >> You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> Let go of your shirt. Put your hands behind your back. >> All right. >> You got control. >> Okay. >> Someone want to clear it? >> We're going to clear it then, okay? >> Clear the car. I got one. >> Yeah. >> Whose is this? Whose is this? >> As the officers were securing this woman, her sister rolled up at the scene, right in the left lane of the wrong side of the road. >> In custody. >> You are damn lucky you're alive right now. >> Hey, everybody. >> Take a couple breaths. >> Deep breaths. >> We'll get that door. >> I got your phone in here, okay? >> No. >> Do you need an ambulance at all? Is that your blood? >> Yeah, my leg is cut. >> Where? Do you Do you know which one? This one here? >> My right leg. >> Okay. >> Now, we're going to have you on this I'm going to set you up. >> What are you doing? >> This is the other parties involved. >> You're on the wrong side of the road. Pull out in front. >> You need to move your car, ma'am. >> Did anyone talk to these people? >> No, didn't get a chance to. >> One dispatch, uh our female in custody does have a uh small puncture laceration to her right thigh. It is not currently bleeding, about 1 in in length. >> Let's sit her up. >> you up, okay? One, two, three. On your bottom. All right. What you're going to do is you're going to keep both legs straight. >> Can you put that one out straight? >> Just Just a little bit. Just bend your knees a little bit forward towards you, okay? Bend your knees so up and towards you, okay? Ready? >> Ready. >> One, >> two, three. >> Go ahead. >> All right. My money fell out of my purse. >> Don't worry about it. >> All right. We're going to have you take a seat and I'll buckle you in. >> Ambulance is going to come and check you out, okay? Let me Let me fix your handcuffs first, too. Sorry. Any other injuries, ma'am? >> No. >> Okay. Have a seat. I'll get the air conditioning on. >> Ambulance. >> With the driver now safely secured in the back of the squad car, the officers then had to deal with her frustrated twin sister and the man she was about to leave with right before things went south. >> All right, so what's going on today? >> It's She's mad because he wouldn't give her no gas money. >> Who's Who is she to you, ma'am? >> My sister. >> do you live at that Are you the one who called, the party that called? >> No, he called. >> Who is he? >> My boyfriend. >> Is that this gentleman? >> No, no, no. Upstairs. >> Okay. So, then do you live at Serene? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then who is this to you? >> My sister. >> That's your sister. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you were in the apartment? >> Mhm. She mad because he wouldn't give her no money for gas. And then next thing you know, she just threw her lunch bag at him. >> Who is he? >> He's my boyfriend. She threw it at him. Tell him I can take her car. Could you tell him that? >> No, I can't be. >> After he she threw the lunch box, then what happened? >> You people don't know my business. >> I I can't unfortunately. Hold on. Where are you going? Hold on. You can't go in the car. We're not going IN THE CAR. STOP. Why can't you listen? You can't You can't just be walking around wherever you want to go. >> I was going to ask you to leave. >> That's nice. Go on the sidewalk. All right. So, you're a friend and you were in the apartment. Did you spend the night as well? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, then I guess what what happened? What transpired for that someone to contact the police? >> He threw something at her first and she threw it back at him. >> I don't know what he I think he threw it I don't know what he threw at me. When he threw something at me, it was like some glass. It was like some glass he threw at my leg. >> Okay. Well, the bleeding's controlled and stuff like that. It doesn't look like it can need stitches. >> We're going to go ahead and put a band-aid on on that for you, okay? >> Okay. >> And the lunch box broke open after that. >> Okay. >> And he He hit his throat after she threw it back at him. >> Okay. And then what what's the argument over? Is it just gas money or >> Just gas money, man. >> Throw all my sticks up here in the back. I almost shot her, but I It's crossfire. I I could see him through the window still and so I just didn't. >> She was later questioned at the jail after being booked, where she gave her version of what had happened inside the apartment, but it didn't fully match what the officers learned. She claimed that the man had been aggressive toward her and her sister and said that the argument escalated while she was trying to pack up and leave. According to her, he was the aggressor and threw something back, causing injury to her leg. But the man has a totally different story to tell and gave the officers one detail where that injury actually came from. >> Do you know how she got some type of puncture wound to her leg? >> Yeah, I tossed the I tossed the back at her. >> The Tupperware? >> Yeah. Yeah, I tossed the back at her. >> I break my hand doing CPR. >> I just get out. And then she was like, "I'm bleeding." I was like, "What?" >> Was it the the broken Tupperware you threw back or the glassware? >> It was It was like It was in the thing. It was in the lunch box. Everything was in the lunch box. >> All right. I guess do you want to press charges against her against her for throwing that at you? >> Uh her happy uh birthday and be here. >> Your sister uh I don't I just don't want her to get arrested. I don't want to press charges. It's fine. >> Well, I guess obviously like there's when uh We had another cop. I don't know what happened out there. But, obviously she's already getting arrested. I guess do you want to >> Add to it? >> Add to it? >> It's fine. >> No, you don't. Okay. >> But, how how can I get a restraining order against her sister? >> That would have to be happen at Milwaukee County. >> Okay. >> Too early for this crap. >> The woman was charged with vehicle fleeing or eluding an officer, failure to comply with an officer, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. She was later released on a $10,000 cash bond. In court, she was found guilty on charges of vehicle fleeing or eluding an officer, and failure to comply with an officer, while the other charges were dismissed. Moving on to the next case where a woman tried to disarm a cop and got a dose of zappy zap. >> Why is he Okay. >> Give me that. Stop. Stop. STOP. >> SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN. >> STOP [ __ ] WITH MY GUN, [ __ ] >> GET YOUR GUN. >> I'M IN HEART. >> ON OCTOBER 20TH, 2024 in Illinois, officers responded to a motel after a woman was seen acting erratically and throwing items in the lobby. What happened next was anything but routine. >> Hi. >> Don't shock yourself. Okay. >> I don't want to ride in her car. It is disgusting. I lost a toe. >> What's your >> I don't care. Judge me. I look ugly. I don't I don't care. You too. >> I don't think you look ugly. >> Whatever. Sure you don't. Sure sure you do. >> I don't. >> What What's your name? >> Kim, get him away. Go. Get the baby away from her. >> Okay. >> Give me that. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I got my phone. >> Stop. >> Okay. >> Stop. >> I will BEAT THE OUT OUT of you. Call the manager. >> I'm not doing anything. >> You're coming out of here with >> No, I'm not. Stop. >> STOP. >> DO NOT STOP. >> I'LL BEAT I WILL TAZE YOU. You want a taze? I will taze you. >> Sit the down. >> Not even a minute in and this woman had already started to fight the responding officer and she's about to regret it greatly. >> Sit down. >> Not for you. >> Sit down. I will taze >> Give me it. >> I will taze you. >> I WILL TAZE YOU. >> SIT DOWN. >> GIVE ME IT. >> [screaming] >> STOP. >> I'M NOT GOING TO DO IT TO YOU. YOU'RE MY YOU'RE MY SISTER IN CHRIST. >> SIT DOWN. >> THEN GET ON THE GROUND. >> I'M THIRSTY. >> THIRSTY. >> I'M THIRSTY. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> WATER. >> I need water. >> Why are you so upset? >> Because you guys are possessed. That's why. >> Okay, cool. STOP MEETING >> SIT DOWN. >> I DON'T WANT TO TAZE YOU. >> Then what? YOU'RE >> SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN. BACK UP. >> STOP. >> STOP. >> Then stop. >> Stop it. >> I'm not >> Give me your arm. Give me your arm. >> to go with you. STOP. DON'T CHOKE ME. STOP. I'M HURTING YOU. STOP. STOP. YOU'RE DONE, [ __ ] YOU'RE DONE. I DIDN'T HURT YOU. TAKE IT. DAMN. STOP MOVING. >> AFTER delivering a dose of electricity to her violent ass, the officers then put her in handcuffs. >> Don't even put your hand behind your back. >> Wait, what? >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I don't have handcuffs. Hunter has it. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> KNOCK IT OFF. >> KNOCK IT OFF. >> OH MY GOD. >> STOP MOVING. I'm just Stop moving. >> Wait, what? Please leave me alone. >> Stop. >> Just sit down. Don't move anymore. >> Stop. Moving. What did I say? Stop it. >> One of you guys got probes at her arm and >> I had to shoot it twice. The first time didn't >> All right. >> So, I had to shoot her twice. >> Yeah, no, those are staying on, huh? I'm sorry. All right, blame it on your taser. >> Yeah. >> I'll just secure this. >> So, I'm moving and stop talking. >> Do you want to secure in the car? >> Yep. >> Okay, we can get her in the car. Step out. I got All right, we're going to tase her, all right? All righty. You got anything on you that's going to stick us or poke us? I got to go home and check you out. >> As soon as she calmed down, she immediately went into victim mode in front of the male officers as they were escorting her to the squad car. >> Can you please give me >> Hold on. >> I don't know, no, no, no, no, relax. >> Relax, relax. >> No. >> Stop. You're being searched right now. Open your other hand. >> It is, it was literally letting go. >> Yeah, her hand's pretty swollen. Okay. >> I'm going to bring it to my mom. >> Okay, relax, just relax, all right? Okay, I got medics on the way, just relax. Okay, hold on. Sorry, I'll switch you sides. Nope. Nope, face the car. Just you're fine, relax. She just She hit you? >> It was bad. She started punching me. And hit me and then she was trying to go for my gun. And she choked me, she started choking me. I should have tased her sooner and then she calmed down. >> Hey, hey, hey, it's okay. >> I know, but just like they say, I should have tased her sooner. >> We got it, that's all that matters, okay? You're okay, right? >> I'm fine. And it's like what the Did you see? >> It's fine. Just Blaine's. Here, put her Put her in my car. >> Okay. >> That work? >> I don't know, wait, actually >> She's pretty strong. Okay. >> Wait, is he going to the back? Yeah, um >> Yeah, she's resisting. >> Okay, I want >> Okay. >> Just sit down. Sit down. Just sit down right now. We're going to get those probes out, but I don't need you to sit down and relax. Okay, just relax. Just relax. Just relax. Okay. We're we're going to get them out, but I need you to relax. >> Pull down your shirt. Yeah, 1 second, all right? So, there's one up here. Yep. They're arm and arm. No, no, no, don't move. Don't All right, turn around. Turn around. We're staying right here. You want to face your head? Okay. Spin around. Turn around. Turn around. You're okay. All right. >> After getting her into the car, she continued her little drama show by crying her heart out. >> Just just sit in the car. >> [crying] >> Pull pull YOUR LEGS IN. FACE THAT WAY. FACE THAT WAY. >> [crying] >> RIGHT UH NOPE, NOPE, NOPE, NOPE, NOPE. Just sit right there. Perfect. Let's go. I'll trade you. So, you got them both. There first. Okay. It's going to be a It's going to be a little pull, okay? Deep breath. >> You're not even going to feel anything. Just relax. >> Ready? 1 2 3. There you go. It's a taser probe. >> Taser. >> You have one more. So, watch out. That one opened up. >> Matt, that one opened up. >> holding that. >> I'm trying. >> The wire didn't go that way. I'll have to see what the jail wants to do with this. >> [crying] >> Next one. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Hold on. Come here. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Come here. Hey. Hey. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. Okay. It's going to be on three. One, two, three. >> It's another taser prod. >> Oh, my god. >> I've got to check your body to make sure you have no more. >> Okay. >> You're good. Deep breaths. >> Can I Can I lie down? I promise. >> Just one more. >> Look, I don't do anything. I swear. >> You're going to stay right there for now. >> That's fine. Okay. >> Give me a second to breathe. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. It's okay. >> No. >> No. No. Stand still. >> No. >> Stand still. Stop. >> Please. >> We're taking pictures. We're only taking pictures. We have to. You're okay. You're okay. >> Okay. >> You're fine. >> Okay. >> Okay. Spin around and check the other side real quick. Face this way. >> Oh, you're hurting me. >> I'm not I'm not going to do anything. Okay. Come here. Spin around. >> What do you mean, please? >> I'm going to check your left arm. See? That wasn't too hard, right? Okay. Let me see this arm. Okay. That's all four. Okay. Spin around again. Sit back in the car and please take a deep breath and relax. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and aggravated battery on a police officer. Let's move on to the next case where this angry woman went bananas and just bit an officer. >> Stop that. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> MA'AM, STOP. STOP. DON'T BITE ME. >> ON April 26th, 2020, Ocala, Florida, officers responded to a domestic dispute call where a woman reportedly threatened a man with a knife. What should have been a routine case will soon turn out to be much more chaotic. >> Are you call Did you call us? >> Yeah. My wife did. >> Okay. Where is she? Is she in the house? Yeah. >> What's going on, man? >> Sheriff office here. >> are you doing, man? Did you call Sheriff officer? >> all before, right? >> Okay. What happened today? I know you told him, but I was over there talking to him. >> He um We have been arguing and arguing and arguing back and forth for several days. I called the police yesterday. He got up this morning, pulled his pants took off his belt. First, he hit me on the foot with it. Then he beat my dog. >> I was over there. >> Then he hit me on the side of the face. >> With the belt? >> Yes. >> Where at? >> Right across here. >> Let's see. >> You probably can't see it. >> Man, how hard did he hit you? >> Pretty hard. >> Pretty hard, huh? Did you have any red mark or marking or anything? >> I don't know if you can see it on my foot or not. >> The woman appeared scared, but her demeanor didn't quite match the seriousness of the allegations. Officers tried to talk to her, but she was visibly shaken. Hardly the type you'd expect to threaten someone with a knife. That is until they saw the video the man had recorded. >> I started recording everything. So, she's She's kind of violent. She She starts throwing things. >> Okay. >> I've lived here for This is my house. I own this My name's on this deed, too. >> Okay. >> Mhm. >> Don't ever take anything from me again. I'll put this right through you. Do you understand me? Do you understand me? Steal my car from me again and I'll [ __ ] kill you. >> Did you hit her today with the belt? >> No. No. >> Okay. >> I No, I I was You didn't hit the dog today, did you? >> Ooh, from that chilling video, it clearly showed this woman was enraged and pointing a knife just inches from that guy's face, threatening him with her erratic behavior. With the video as evidence, the officers began placing her under arrest, marking the start of the chaos. >> All right. Um >> And no, you weren't out here 2 years ago. >> It might have been a year ago. I was here. >> No. >> Yeah. >> No. >> You know how I know? Cuz I'm the one that arrested you. That's how I know. >> Okay. I've only lived here for 8 months. >> Then it was 8 months ago. It was a while ago. That's what I'm saying. >> a while ago. >> Okay. As soon as I pulled up, I recognized it. >> Just get in the car, please. >> Well, we're We have to conduct our investigation. You're alleging a domestic battery occurred. So, we have to conduct our investigation. You mind sitting down on the chair while we're out here so we're not standing in this awkward doorway? >> Can I bring my dog out? >> No, leave the dog inside. I don't need hair all over me. >> Oh. >> You seem angry. >> I am angry. >> Okay. Don't be angry at me. I haven't done anything to you. >> As officers tried to arrest her, this woman's agitation intensified. Her voice grows louder, her eyes filled with rage, and her erratic behavior made it clear that cooperation was unlikely. >> Hey, ma'am. Can I get you to stand up for me? >> Why? >> Just need you to stand up for me. I'm going to place you under arrest. >> You're not allowed to put handcuffs on me. >> Stand up. Stand up for me. >> Stand up. >> She did this last time. >> You have resisting charge. >> Okay. Stand up. >> Okay, just put your hands behind your back. >> You realize I'm making a citizen's arrest. >> Well, that's not my problem. Sounds like a you problem. All right, ma'am. Come on. All right. Yep, now you got resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> You just did. Now you got another charge to go with it. That was smart. >> I'm not resisting at all. I can't walk down the driveway without my flip-flops. It will hurt my feet. >> You'll be all right. Can I ask you your name again, MA'AM? >> [screaming] >> AH! >> 5973 >> 10-15 WHITE MALE WHITE female >> Call you. I can't. For help. >> 10-4 white male and white female >> Correction white female only. >> Have a seat. >> 10-4 61 white female 12-34 >> Activate rear camera. >> Just like you'd expect, she didn't go quietly. She screamed and fought the officers and once they finally got her into the patrol car, she started threatening to take her own life, even banging her head against the cage. Officers had to jump in fast to stop her from hurting herself. >> I'M GOING TO KILL MYSELF. I AM GOING TO KILL MYSELF. >> STOP THAT. >> I'M NOT KILLING MYSELF. >> MA'AM STOP. Don't fight me. GET UP. >> [screaming] >> SHE BIT YOU? >> YES. SHE GOT ANYTHING THAT YOU KNOW OF? >> NO. >> OKAY. I would beat you. But I'm saying she don't have no hepatitis >> Please loosen the handcuffs. THEY HURT. >> SHUT UP. >> I'M GOING TO KILL MYSELF. I HAVE NO REASON TO LIVE. >> [screaming] >> HERE ARE BRITNEY 36. >> HELP ME. PLEASE help me. I just got you. >> Go ahead. >> Yeah. OKAY. >> 10-4 61 10-4 61 he's going to be 61. Can you also advise him there is >> Please get that MAN OUT OF MY FACE. >> MA'AM, I need you to relax. >> Help me. >> And white female 10-11 We are helping HIM. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> ALL RIGHT. 10-4 [laughter] >> I JUST WANT TO BE LEFT ALONE. >> HUH? >> Back up. >> Help me. Please help me. HELP ME. >> GO AHEAD. >> HELP ME. GET THAT MAN OUT OF MY FACE. >> MA'AM, I need you to relax. >> Help me. >> [laughter] >> We are helping YOU. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> THERE are many types of violent Karens in this video. Some spit, others fight, but this one, ooh, she bit. And it was by far the nastiest bite I've ever seen an officer have to endure. Hopefully, this officer's okay and doesn't catch like rabies or something. As she became increasingly erratic during transport, the officer had to place a spit hood on her. >> All right, stop it. Stop. Stop. Calm down a little bit, all right? Calm down. Ma'am, calm down. Calm down. >> PLEASE. >> [screaming] >> THEY'RE NOT LETTING ME SEE MY BABY. IT HURTS SO BAD. I CAN'T FEEL [screaming] MY HANDS. >> JUST CALM DOWN, BUT YOUR cooperation is going to be paramount. All right, so I need you to calm down so we can get there and get you checked out, ALL RIGHT? >> [screaming] >> PLEASE LET US OUT. >> FOLLOWING THE booking and photo process, a nurse examined her and found that she had sustained an internal eye injury requiring urgent care. So, she's placed in a spit hood again for safety and transported to the hospital. Her charges included aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, violation of probation related to a previous domestic case, and resisting without violence. Moving on to the next case where this woman learned a hard lesson after attempting to disarm a cop. >> Please, no. >> I need your ID. >> No. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> PLEASE, NO. NO. SORRY, BOY. >> NO, you're in my fight. >> Please, no. >> to taser you. Put your hands >> No. No. >> On October 28th, 2023, an officer on patrol noticed a woman driving on the train tracks and then sat at the stoplight as if nothing had happened. Since there's no road alongside the railroad tracks, the officer had to get behind her to perform a traffic stop. She attempted to speed off and make a U-turn before the officer could catch up with her. And here's what happened next. >> Just one second, please. Is your car in park? >> Yeah. >> It is? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> Yeah. >> Can I have it, please? Why were you driving on the train tracks? >> I was not. >> Ma'am, I saw you pull off the train tracks. >> No, I did not. I was >> I promise you. You're on my my dash camera coming up and I'm telling you. Okay? I promise you. >> No. >> Okay. Do you have your ID with you? >> Please, please, no. >> I I need your ID. >> No, please. >> I need your ID. You're required by law to give me your identification. You just had it in your hand. Ma'am, what's your first name? >> Shelby. >> Shelby? I just need your ID, please. >> Please, no. >> I need your ID. >> No. >> You can either give me your ID or go into custody. You have to identify yourself to me. >> Shelby Phil. >> I need your identification. It's in your It's in your hand. >> Shelby Phil. >> Provide me your driver's license, please. >> Shelby Phil. >> Give me your ID. >> Please, no. Please, no. This is going to ruin my life. Please. >> What are you talking about? >> Please, this is going to ruin my life. >> 4330 >> This is going to ruin my life. Please. No, I'm >> She's not being cooperative. Would you have her get out of the car and step out, please? >> It's not that. It's not I'm not cooperative. Please. >> With the way this woman spoke, she definitely had some alcohol in those bloody veins. And as soon as the officer told her to get out of the car, she attempted to close the door on him and try to start the car, leading to this explosive confrontation that followed. >> Give me your ID or go to jail. >> I am going to go to jail. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> No, please. >> Get out of the car. >> Please, please, please. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> PLEASE, PLEASE, NO. I'M SORRY. >> You're already uncooperative. GET ON THE GROUND. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. STOP. STAY BACK. STAY BACK. >> [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> DRAG HER OUT HERE. STAND BACK. You're good to get tasered. >> Please, please, no. Please. >> I'm going to taser you. Put your hands >> No. No, please. Please, no. >> Begging the police while fighting them. Not exactly a convincing strategy, is it? And with how aggressive she's getting, she's about to receive a quick lesson from that taser. The famous zappy zap treatment. >> Please. >> Get on THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. Get on the ground. Lay on your stomach. Lay on your stomach. LAY ON YOUR STOMACH. >> [screaming] >> SORRY, YOUR TASER DEPLOYED. ROLL OVER. ROLL OVER. >> [screaming] >> PLEASE, NO. NO. NO. >> [screaming] >> PLEASE. I DID NOT. I DID NOT. I DID NOT. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> [screaming] >> GET BACK ON THE SIDEWALK. IF YOU DON'T STEP BACK ON THE SIDEWALK, I'M GOING TO arrest you. For interference. You can't stand in the roadway. Get on the sidewalk. >> You okay, man? >> No. >> Okay. Rotate her to her side. Roll over. Sit her up. Ma'am, I don't know if I can stand up. Just hang tight. Just stay here if you're fine. Are you done? I can't I can't stand up. >> What? >> I can't stand up. >> Okay. >> Stop. Stop. >> Get out of the road, please. >> We've told that three times now. >> Don't you just love a mouthy bystander who doesn't know what the hell's going on, but just wants to act like he does? Also, drunk and stupid is a terrible combination for a driver. She shouldn't have driven in the first place. >> Get out of the road. Get off the road. >> Just just kill me now. Just kill me now. >> What's your deal? What's going on? >> My life is Just kill me now. My life is Just kill me now. No. No. My life is Just kill me now. >> What's going on? >> Please. I was just trying to home with the [ __ ] road. That's all I was trying to do is go to the I the [ __ ] road, please. Just let me go. Oh my [ __ ] god. >> You're still on her side. >> I was trying to run. >> [screaming] >> After a while, the ambulance came to bring her to the hospital. >> What's your first name? >> I Shelby. >> Shelby? Shelby, are you in any pain right now? >> No. >> No? Okay, I'm going to lift you up so that I can check to see what this thing is that spiked you in the back, okay? >> Okay, well, I'm not ready to fight. >> Okay, I'm the paramedic. I'm going >> but someone said I'm ready to fight. I'm not ready to fight. >> She's got my taser, by the way. >> What's that? >> She's got my taser, by the way. >> to fight? I was just ready to fight. So, tell somebody that. Fight. Bro, I'm I can fight. Bro, let me go, bro. I feel nothing. There's a lot going on, and then hands behind my back. >> Yeah, you're okay, Shelby. >> Yeah, I know. There's >> You want to ask me questions or anything? >> at her picture. It's her default photo. >> What's going on? >> What's up, Shelby? >> Yes, it's Shelby. >> I'm Jessica. >> Yes, thank you. >> Are you sure Jessica? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. Jessica's my [ __ ] friend. >> Jessica. >> No, it's Shelby, and Jessica's my [ __ ] friend. Thank you. Yes, and what? What? >> You got You got tased, dear. So, there's spikes in your back. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah, that's how they work, cuz they Cuz they connect to the metal. >> Yeah. >> She was cooperative. >> God damn it. >> I can hold her and hold out my taser. >> So, what? What am I supposed to do? What am I supposed to do with my hands? >> okay if I pull them out? >> What am I supposed to do with my hands, bro? >> Is it okay? >> What am I supposed to do with my hands, bro? >> Here, I'll hold on to your arm, okay? >> scared. It's totally fine. >> Yeah, it's totally fine. >> [screaming] >> Yeah. >> Somebody got to take her to the station. >> I can do the impound and transport Dave. >> I transported him last time he got injured. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> I'm okay doing the OWI. It just depends how you want me to do it. I'll write a search warrant [clears throat] if if we can get somebody to get me some logins. That's fine. I can just do implied consent and she's going to refuse everything or I mean, if she refuses, I mean, she could consent. She's at least second, maybe I think it's third. I think it's maybe the fourth. She's already on She's already revoked. So. I'm assuming we're going to do assaults on a PO causing >> [cough] >> whatever you want for third, whatever it is. All of it. >> Trying to disarm me. >> All of it or both? >> Huh? She grabbed my taser and tried to disarm me. >> Right now disarm? >> All right. >> Both, both of them. Well, I'll worry about the booker once we figure out >> Um >> I'll I'll go Let me go to Miranda's and see if we can take her blood from there and then if she's going to say no, then we'll just have to read her implied consent. >> Yeah. >> Exactly. >> The woman is charged with reckless driving, failure to provide proof of insurance, violation of conditions of restricted license, OWI, disarming a peace officer, interference with official acts inflicting bodily injury, driving while license denied or revoked, tampering or circumventing ignition interlock device, and driving while barred. >> So, why is it that your officers think that's okay to deny people care? Why are your officers trained so poorly? >> You're going to bite me? Talk to me, baby. Talk to me. >> On May 16th, 2025, in Florida, officers were minding their own business when they were approached by a super wasted woman. Here's what happened next. >> Can you back up just a little bit? My hand I appreciate it. Y'all so sweet. >> I'm so sorry. >> Oh, it's good. >> When it comes to PPD versus Escambia, when it comes to somebody blatantly drunk down the road, they don't got no [ __ ] ain't nothing, PPD turns a blind eye, they don't go like oh hey, maybe we'll call a taxi, maybe we won't, but but Escambia will go ahead and sit with them, charge their phone, be like okay baby, we got you. So what's the difference? Why is it that y'all suck so majorly? >> Love, stop, please. >> Why is it that y'all >> Well, I wasn't there, look, I wasn't there during either one of those situations. >> Why don't >> You're asking me a question, I'm going to answer your question. Look, I wasn't So I don't know what happened and I can't speak for them. Each officer is different. >> When it comes to PPD, why is it that y'all don't care as much for the community of Pensacola? >> I can't speak on behalf of the officers that >> as y'all do as for Escambia County. >> Is there anything else you want to ask besides that? Cuz I already gave you an answer. >> This is police love, please. >> We're being We're being nice right now. Let's go on. I answered your question. Other than that, do you need >> So this short-haired woman suddenly approached the officer's cruiser and started berating them, talking about stupid actions to take while being drunk. >> Why don't y'all care as much like what are y'all Like what are y'all principles in terms of people being drunk and needing ride home? >> Love, stop. >> I'm asking a genuine question. >> And if he doesn't give a good answer, I'm calling home. >> Okay. >> Sorry, I didn't mean to touch your car, sir. >> So when it comes to stop, I'm giving you a scenario. >> Yeah, yeah. Yeah. >> Okay, you're in your car sitting ass and you got a thing to do besides paperwork, right? >> Yeah. >> Somebody comes up with you, drunk as lost as phone is dead, what are you going to do? >> Someone comes up to me and their phone is dead? >> Somebody is lost as drunk as phone is dead, they're confused, they just want to go home. What are you as a PPD officer, what are you going to do? >> I'll do anything I can to help them. Charge their phone, charge their phone. >> which is what? >> Charge their phone. If I can give them a ride, if I'm able to give them a ride anyway, then give them a ride. Other than that, charge their phone and contact someone to come get them. >> What about the rest of your as officers? >> I can't speak for them. Like these two guys, they're great. They're great. They would have the same answers as mine, maybe better, right? But I can't speak on behalf of anyone else. I don't know what happened. >> That's a great answer. It's what any good officer will do when someone genuinely asks them for help, but not this one. This one definitely doesn't want any help. She just wanted to argue and pick a fight with the cops. >> Okay, so so let me ask you you want to What does PPD that Escambia that Escambia County doesn't? What do y'all do that Escambia What does Escambia handle that you don't? >> Different jurisdiction. That's it. They're they're out in the county, we're city. That's it. >> Escambia handles a lot of in town [ __ ] So what do they do that you don't? >> limits We're the city police, they're in the county. >> Okay, but they handle a lot of the gang [ __ ] a lot of the shooting [ __ ] so what do you do? >> We handle a lot of that as well. >> Which is what? >> A lot of the shooting and stuff. Is there any anything else you need other than that? I answered the questions. >> Okay, so why are your officers trained so poorly? >> Look, I I can't answer that. All right, we're good here. >> stop stop stop stop stop stop stop. What is what is >> Hey, you guys need to back up a little, all right? >> I'm I'm I'm I'm not a >> You're also kind of in the street, so you guys should probably just get going. >> No, but actually no. Hey. >> He's just telling us to go. >> You've been drinking. You should get out of the street. You guys should just go. >> He's just telling us to go. >> There's there's nothing else. You you should probably go home, all right? >> So, why is it that your officers think that it's okay to deny people care? >> I respect how much you >> Why do you think that it's okay to deny people care when they needed it the most? >> I've never denied anyone care, okay? I can't speak for anyone else. >> Okay, so how would you enact change to those officers of yours that you're blood and bound to? To those officers that you're blood and bound to? That you're denying care to? >> Your friend here, you guys should just go, all right? You've just been drinking. >> But I'm I'm asking you >> I understand >> When it comes down to it, to the officers that are denying blood >> have a conversation when you haven't been drinking, okay? >> For the officers that aren't you. For the officers that are denying blood >> They're denying blood and care, right? They're denying >> You should leave. >> everything. >> Look at me. >> They're denying blood and care. >> You should go, okay? Seriously, you should go. >> Look at me. Just first off You're complicit. You're complicit, which makes you know better. >> You should go. >> You're complicit. >> Can you stop getting aggressive? You guys should go. >> I'm not But you're complicit. >> You won't even tell >> You're complicit, which makes you know better. >> Barely 20 minutes after this encounter, the officers spotted the woman in a nearby parking lot throwing punches at a GROUP OF PEOPLE. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. 34 >> Can I give homeboy my my wallet? My wallet. Hey, I said can I give them my wallet? >> BACK UP. BACK UP. >> You said I COULD GIVE HIM MY WALLET. >> STOP. >> YOU SAID I COULD GIVE THEM MY WALLET. [screaming] >> BACK UP. >> YOU SAID >> BACK UP. I WILL TALK TO YOU IN A SECOND. BACK UP. >> LEFT POCKET. not going to tell you again. Go on the street over there. >> Back up. TAKE MY LEFT. IF YOU LISTEN TO DIRECTIONS IN THE FIRST PLACE. IF YOU KNEW YOUR LEFT FROM DID I SAY LEFT? I SAID LEFT. >> WATCH OUT. BACK UP. >> And if I said left the first time. REALLY? REALLY? REALLY? >> STOP FIGHTING ME. LOOK, you weigh about 100 lb. You need to stop. You're not going to win this. Stop. >> What happened? DID I SEE THAT? HOW MANY RAPISTS >> VIOLET, STOP. >> HOW MANY RAPISTS >> SIR, CAN YOU TOUCH >> I'M TELLING you to back up. >> I can't touch YOU AT ALL. >> NO. Back up, or you're GOING TO JAIL, TOO. Back up now. I'm not going to tell you again, dude. I have BEEN BACK UP. YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL IF YOU DON'T BACK UP. >> GRAB HER GLASSES, PLEASE. >> GRAB HIM. >> SIR, THERE'S NOTHING I CAN DO. >> HE CAN'T DO [ __ ] WHEN HE'S TIED TO ME. HE CAN'T DO [ __ ] >> MANY TIMES I have TO TELL YOU. >> TIED TO ME. >> SO, BACK UP. BACK UP. [ __ ] On the sidewalk. >> TIED TO ME. HE CAN'T DO [ __ ] When he's tied to me. Hey, baby. Listen. Listen. Listen. Hey, listen to ME VERY CLEAR. STOP. LISTEN TO ME. LISTEN TO ME. OKAY, THE LEGENDS at Pine Forest. Okay? LEGENDS LISTEN TO ME. LISTEN TO ME. OKAY? THE LEGENDS PINE FOREST. HEY, BABY, GRAB THEM. >> STOP. >> GRAB THEM. GRAB THEM. >> PUT IN YOUR CAR FOR ME. ACTUALLY, PUT YOUR >> GRAB MY [ __ ] SUNGLASSES. >> ALL RIGHT. HEY. GO UP against the car. >> Get up. You're joking. You're going in the car? >> It's stuck. What are you doing? >> All right. On the >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Push her BACK THIS WAY. >> I'M GOING TO KICK YOU, SILLY ASS. >> YEAH. >> YEAH. KICK >> OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. Are you a man? If you're a man, THEN I'M GRABBING ON. >> YOU CAN'T >> YOU CAN'T THEN I'M KNOCKING ON. [ __ ] YOU CAN'T GIVE ME A FEMALE, [ __ ] GIVE ME A FEMALE. >> THAT 13-year-old throwing a tantrum sure has a lot of tattoos. All jokes aside, after securing the woman, the officers handed over her belongings to her girlfriend and explained the situation. While that was happening, our suspect right here is having the lamest panic attack that I've ever seen. >> What is your name? >> [laughter] >> Did you take drugs or anything? OKAY. WHERE'S WHERE'S THE MAN? NO. >> I CAN'T STOP. >> THE MAN. >> STOP. >> THE MAN. THE MAN. THE MAN. THE MAN. >> [laughter] >> THE MAN. The man. THE MAN. THE MAN. THE MAN. >> STOP. >> [laughter] >> I'M GOING >> Do not kick me. >> I I won't kick you, baby. I promise. >> [crying] >> Okay. >> [laughter] >> All right. >> So, just do it. Just Just do it. RIGHT RIGHT NOW, JUST DO IT. JUST DO IT. JUST DO IT. JUST DO IT. JUST DO IT. JUST SEARCH ME. >> OKAY. >> JUST DO IT. >> I'M NOT GOING TO DO it till you calm down. >> Just do it. I'm telling you just >> [laughter] >> Okay. Cuz I was >> LISTEN, I YOU HAVE TO CALM DOWN. >> NO, I I CAN'T. I'M TELLING YOU JUST DO IT. WHILE I'M LIKE THIS, JUST DO IT. JUST DO IT CUZ I WON'T I WON'T UNTIL I START TO PASS OUT. JUST JUST DO IT. >> [laughter] >> SO SO YOU'RE GOING TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF me on camera. >> No one is going to No one is going to take advantage of you. No. No. >> WHERE'S THE >> OVER HERE. I'M NOT GOING TO USE IT. WE'RE NOT WE'RE NOT GOING TO USE IT. >> THE WHOLE the whole thing. >> To ensure her safety, the officers decided to pull her out and put her in restraints. >> All right, look. We're going to play that game. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang Okay, let me go on this side. >> She's not She's not secure. >> All right, AROUND. [laughter] SO REMOVE THE MEN. REMOVE REMOVE >> Search your pockets. >> Remove. >> Stop banging your head. >> Remove the men. REMOVE THE MEN. REMOVE THE MEN. >> I'M SEARCHING. >> REMOVE >> THAT IS >> THE MEN. REMOVE THE MEN. REMOVE >> [screaming] >> THE MEN. >> ACTING LIKE THIS, COME ON. >> STOP. >> COME ON. YOU WANT TO COOPERATE. >> DUDE. DON'T EVER GET ME ASSAULTED. YOU'RE GOING TO BITE ME? YOU'RE GOING TO BITE ME? CHOKE ME, BABY. Choke me. >> She's not going to be able to >> Go ahead. >> Cuz I She's on the other side. Did she bite you? >> She tried. >> Yeah, she tried. >> She tried to kick us. And then I gave whatever There was only that one thing in there. All right. Yeah. Actually. I can see your violence. Please. >> Has she been searched now? >> Halfway. I mean, she's trying TO BUY ME I GOT YOUR BABY. WHAT ABOUT THAT? >> I'M ALL CLEAR. SHE'S GOT VELCRO ON HER. YOU GOT TO MAKE SURE YOUR HANDS ARE IN there good, that way they don't >> There's nothing. First of all, that's a violation. CARRYING SOMEBODY TAKE HER OFF THE LANE. TAKE HER OFF. THAT'S A VIOLATION. CARRYING SOMEBODY VIOLATION. TAKE HER OFF THE LANE. Take her off. IT TAKES NINE PEOPLE TO TAKE ON A 5'2" [ __ ] >> We're trying not to hurt her. The more the merrier. It keeps us from having to use a lot of force. >> talk to someone when you get a chance? >> I've already talked to you. You take this. >> help me at all, sir. You're the police. >> She damaged this. >> You're supposed to No, that was already there. >> Even though her fate has already been sealed, she doesn't stop acting like a maniac at all and keeps on banging her head against the car. >> Stop banging your head. I'm just going to give ME YOU FEMALES. >> JUST GOING to pull around the corner, explain what's going on. Thompson, just go. >> STOP BANGING YOUR HEAD. >> TELL HER TO JUST GO. >> STOP. HUH? OKAY. YOU'RE ACTING INSANE. STOP. Ryland's 10-15. We'll be 51 at county. >> [clears throat] >> When you see yourself on camera, or You're You're This whole thing is recorded. When you see yourself later, you'll just Okay. That's fine. You tried to bite me, too. I don't I don't appreciate that. You did bite try to bite me, though. None of them. It was me. I tried to search you, and you would not calm down for me to search you. Then you bite me. >> Uh let's get out of here. >> I'm military and you're all ignoring me and I'm asking for help. >> If you don't say that, get out of the street, I'm going to write you A CITATION. >> OKAY. >> I TOLD YOU TWICE. Out of the street, please. >> Let's let's just go. >> And no one's saying anything and there's nine of you. >> You just wrote Here's Miss Thompson. >> Yeah. >> Just follow the jail. >> Okay. >> I'll talk to you on the phone. >> Is there Do we have any idea or anything? >> DO WE WHAT'S her name? >> She has a >> She's at the wall. >> She's in the car. You come talk to me and I'll give you 20 >> Are you saying that? >> I'm taking her to the jail, yes. >> This is Yeah. >> This is all hers? We ran her and everything? >> I have not known >> She is in the car. She's a CEO. >> Yeah, Miss Thompson. Just roll with her. >> All right, let's go. I'll let the jail know. Hey, who's taking Am I taking this? We're going Stop banging your head. I need to get a female. >> She's going to pull around the corner and explain what's going on. Thompson, just go. >> STOP BANGING YOUR HEAD. >> TELL HER TO JUST GO. >> STOP. >> OKAY. YOU'RE ACTING INSANE. STOP. >> RYLAND'S 10-15. WE'LL BE 51 IN COUNTY. >> I have a problem with male cops touching female and suspects. That makes you just as everybody else. That makes you complicit in the rape and the genocide that happened in which that male kind of PERSON IS NOT HELD ACCOUNTABLE. >> When you see yourself on camera here >> What do you mean, baby? >> You're You're this whole thing is recorded. When you see yourself later, you'll just >> to see myself on camera, baby. Trust me. I've been waiting to see myself on camera since I ran from AP. >> Okay. That's fine. You tried to bite me, too. I don't I don't appreciate that. >> I WOULD LOVE TO TRY TO BITE YOU. HOWEVER, YOU'RE A FEMALE, so I respect you enough to not bite you. >> You did bite You didn't bite me though. >> Oh, okay. And how many males were touching me? >> None of them. It was me. >> No, there were a lot of males touching me. LOOK AT THAT CAMERA. HOW MANY MALES >> [snorts] >> A LOT. DESPITE HOW many times did I ask FOR A FEMALE DESPITE MY WRIST BLEEDING. HOW MANY times did I have on my head? Whoa. How many times? I'm getting female cop. Let me speak. How many times did I ask for a female >> I tried to search you and you would not calm down for me to search you. Then you bite me. >> Where's the cop that I asked for? >> They'll They'll meet us at the jail. >> Can I use the Oh my god. I need to I want to throw up. That's correct. >> I want to throw up. Okay. >> Yes. >> Wait. I want to throw up. Cuz they touched my safety Cuz I requested a female cop and they refused to give it. While they continued to search me and pat me down, THEY TOUCHED MY PRIVATE PARTS WHILE I REQUESTED A FEMALE COP for my female private parts. So while while these two males finished patting >> In the end, she was charged with resisting with violence, three counts of battery on an officer, and disorderly conduct. Thank you for watching. Please, don't forget to like and subscribe so you never miss out on our next awesome video. See you in the next one. Go ahead and share your thoughts on this video and please don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment.