What's What's your warrant for, then? Cuz I'm guessing that's what the problem is. I don't have a warrant. Well, then why won't you identify yourself? No. Put your hands behind your back. I'm not going to run. I'm not running. On your stomach. Okay, this is not fun. Get out of the car. 2345, take her out for me. Get out of the car. Stop reaching. Get out of the car. >> me. I'm scared. >> Okay, get out of the car. Put your hands behind your back. It's honestly unbelievable how some people convince themselves that they can outrun their past crimes, right until officers show them otherwise. What am I under arrest for? Ma'am. Sit down. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's stupidity in Cops vs. Dumbest Karens who think they can outrun their warrants, starting with this wanted woman who led the police on a wild chase after causing problems at a residence. All right, guys. Come here. In this yard right now. Let me see your hands. Let me see your [ __ ] hands. GET OUT OF THE CAR, [ __ ] ON July 17th, 2025, an officer responded to a residence regarding a suspicious vehicle causing a disturbance in the driveway. The caller mentioned that the disturbance had been going on for 3 hours and believed to be her brother's ex-girlfriend, whom the officer discovered to be Helen, who has two active felony warrants. When the officer arrived, Helen immediately took off. What happened next was anything but routine. Yeah, we need her out of here. She's in the back of my car, we're going to have to Henry Henry 10. Speed 70. All right, speed 468. The speed is 38. She just got out of the car. Edward Mary 6 Frank 3 Mary. Edward Mary 6 Frank 3 Mary. It's a gold silver. Looks like a gold Chevy Cruze. The Jasper County Sheriff Office has Helen Stark on the line advising that she's laying on the ground at the moment. The vehicle she just been shot with a shotgun. Calling from from 9245 Kelly's County Road 20. All right, this is Helen in the car. I just I can see After a few minutes of pursuit, Helen dared to call 911 and falsely reported a shooting elsewhere in the county hoping to get the officers off her tail. When that didn't work, she took the pursuit to a whole new level of danger. We have her on Rabbit. Do you know her location? She's coming back around. She's the one that called in. Correct. Also, we're coming to a dead end. This is somebody's house. Confirm if she's still on the line. >> Negative. Yeah, we're going in that driveway. Is she still going or not? In this yard right now. She's trying to figure out what to do. She's just circling this house. Where are you at? [ __ ] I'm trying to get north of you guys. Unless she goes north on Ridge Road. Seeing how much danger she posed, officers decided to set up spike strips to stop her safely, but they had no idea how far she would go to avoid jail. We are southbound past Ridge Road. She's pulling into a driveway. There we go, Montrose. Montrose, she's going to come back around this house. Around the house. Andrew 3. She got there for me. We are eastbound on Ridge, eastbound on Ridge from County Road 40. Hey, she's going to be stuck. She rammed the feed gate. She's going to continue on baseline, it looks like. North 37 North North North 48 North Who's that vehicle She just threw something out the Probably out the driver's window. >> [screaming] >> That's That's [ __ ] There's something wrong with the car. She's going to be ending that. I think it was that back road that I was on cuz I didn't look there and I was passing. And she pushed on I was going to tell you Right there is I mean thought to jump back. Did you kill him? No, down. She thinks we're going to do it just like The pursuit continued for several more minutes until she got stuck in a grain farm and officers decided to go in hard. I got guys. Come on. Just make sure she doesn't go anywhere. She's locked in. She just ran 362. Crossfire crossfire. Let me see your hands. Let me see your hands. UNLOCK THE DOOR NOW. GET OUT GET OUT THE CAR. GET OUT THE CAR NOW. ON THE GROUND. ROLL OVER. Hands on your back. You guys didn't have to do that to the car though. Can I have my shoe? Can I have my shoe? I'm going to put this in park. He sat down and then she like arms up on the roof so I was like I'm grabbing that. Dude, she she smashing this car. 350 advised everybody can disregard code four 1150 go ahead and roll EMS for some cut. Do you need medical attention? I don't know I don't know I'm bleeding. I don't know where I'm bleeding at. I did get shot I got blood like all down my leg and it was on my arm. And my leg but I think I'm about to pass out. Over there. There's their condition in the car go over there. That's where you picked me up. You're going to walk on over there. That's what you're going to do. Keep walking. Why are you going to pass out? I don't know I'm bleeding everywhere. Over here. Back door. You all right Sheriff? Have a seat we're going to have EMS come check you out. Have a seat. Have a seat. My arm right here right where you >> Yeah, I see you. That's the only thing that >> Have a seat. Have a seat. How do what? That was a I got glass in After securing her officers began to ask her the reason for her reckless action. How much you taken I smoked a joint last night. You had no today? No I I drink alcohol I drink I drink it like I took a shot of alcohol like at 9:00 a.m. and that was it just one shot. Tell me you aren't acting normal. You're either on or drunk. Neither one I was like trying to go to jail but I don't know. Oh you're going to jail. I know that I'm I know that that but I just need some maybe a little bit of glass to come out of my hand I'll be all right. Do what? I just need a little bit of glass maybe taking out of my leg and my arm but after I'm fine. My arm I got shot at and my back window that's why it was busted. Well you you didn't get shot at you got you got bean bagged. And though the back window was already busted when you guys would have intervened with me I just got shot out with a It went through my arm and it grazed it and that's why I'm bleeding. On my arm up here, see? Well, I mean, it's all fresh blood, but All right. Can I grab my other shoes out? Can we get a PBT so that way we know what the telling is? Can I get my shoes? >> You said you haven't drank since 9:00. Yeah. Yeah, that's right. So, shove that up your You want to blow in that? Nope. My lawyer told me not to. No. You have a You guys got a napkin? Let's make sure that's not there. Well, wait. All right, thank you. Sorry. Can you guys get Search the car, do we Hey. Oh, we know. That's my momma's car. Um No. And let her know that I mean, she knows that I had it and If you stuff down your pants, you better let us know now because if not, they're going to find it up the jail and then that's two charges instead of one charge. >> find something at jail cuz they won't. Okay. It was my lighter and I had it and I was just trying to grab that and my phone and my phone it fell in the car. Okay. I ain't got no drugs. If I did, you all would have known. Helen. We all know you. Shut the [ __ ] door. I'm going to read you your rights so that I can discover the case, you understand each of these rights? Verbal, yes or no? No. Yeah, no, I I don't know what to say. I just Okay. So, >> It's a medical comment. Can I um go to medical right there or do I have to go to jail? Can I at least look like the little We're going to take care of you. So, I'm going to read these again. You have the right to remain silent, do you understand that? Yes, and I don't have anything to say. Thank you. In the end, Helen was charged with aggravated fleeing, first-degree felony property damage, DUI persistent, and misuse of 911. Her bond was set at $25,000. She was also faced with two existing felony failure to appear warrants for tampering with a motor vehicle and stealing. In court, she was found guilty of aggravated fleeing and property damage. She was sentenced to 7 years in prison for fleeing and 4 years for property damage. Moving on to the next case where a wanted woman got humbled for trying to run away. What's your warrant for then? Cuz I'm guessing that's what the problem is. I don't have a warrant. Well, then why won't you identify yourself? Put your hands behind your back. I'm not resisting, sir. On your stomach. I'm not resisting. On January 29th, 2025, officers arrived at a residence searching for a suspect with an active warrant. As soon as she saw the officers, she immediately dashed, leading to the situation THAT FOLLOWED. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. On your stomach. I'm not resisting, sir. See my hands. Put your hands behind your back. I was just in the public property. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> It was just false imprisonment. It's false imprisonment. >> Yeah. Sir. He's pushing hard on me. Put your hands behind your back. He's pushing hard on me. Stop resisting. They're pushing hard on me. Stop. He pushed my lights out, please. Please, sir. Please. Please. Can I have a second? Thank you. 3512 I was talking to him in the morning, talking to Why are you trying to hide from us? It's my friend's house. Oh, yeah. What's your friend's name? Dreama. Dreama? Yes, sir. This officer saw me talking to him outside. I was just talking to him. What's your name? Erica. Erica what? What is this for? Erica what? What is this for? Erica what? I wasn't hiding. I was going to >> What's your name? What's your name? Do you have any weapons on you? No weapons. You were running You were walking up and down that alley trying to hide from police. I was talking to my friend outside. >> the officer goes to get out of the car I was saying me talking to Dreama. They live I'm house. Of course, she wouldn't give her name to the cops. She got a warrant. Oh well, it's all futile anyway since she already ran from them. backyard >> Erica what? >> parked his car. >> That's over with. Erica what? I wasn't hiding from you. What is this about? You're going to jail. What's your name? >> I was in my friend's yard. >> your name? I was in my friend's yard. >> your name? Last chance or I'm going to get you another charge. It's still false imprisonment, officer. >> Erica what? I was in the shower. Erica what? I don't care. Erica what? Three officers are seeing me. >> Erica what? He's not going to his door, please. >> Okay, you're going to get another charge. Can you please knock on his door, please? >> name? What's your last name? >> tell him what this is about? Yeah, you're hiding from police in the alley. You did several times. Every time you saw a cruiser, you turned and walked away. And you're hiding in the alley and you stood by the garbage can. >> was in my friend's yard talking to my friend. What's your name? Can you knock on his door for approval? >> Nope. What's your name? Yeah, I'm I was his No, his back his >> What is your name? >> His his backyard >> You're going to jail, so what's your name? That doesn't make sense. My friend's yard is in the alley. >> What's your name? I'm not hiding in the alley. I'm in my friend's yard. >> You need to identify yourself. You just ran from the police. I didn't run from you. You came on private property. You ran from the police. What's your name? You came on private property. >> Can I have your name? She wears the badge of stupidity the same way others wear the badge of courage. She can give her name to lessen her charges. But no, she wants to be booked as Jane Doe and stay in jail until the officers find out who she is. I want to know what this was for. I [laughter] wasn't hiding. >> cuz you were hiding from police. You kept walking away and you were in >> Can she go in this one right here? Whoever this is. I'm in my friend's yard. Grandma. Go. Grandma. Yeah, please. Grandma. Enough. He has kids in there. want >> yelling. Well, then stop yelling. private property Let's not wake them up. How about that? What's your name? I want to know what this is about. It's false imprisonment. No, it's not. Loitering and prowling. You want to place time it? No, you kept trying to hide from the police. I wasn't hiding. I'm on the sidewalk with three cops. You are under arrest and need to identify yourself. What's your name? See me on the sidewalk. What's your name? And I'm going to my friend's house to get arrested? What's your name? Going to a friend's house. If she won't identify >> No, she's getting obstruction. Yeah, we'll do faces. No, it's not. Yeah. You have no reason to be even out here. Face the car. You have no reason to even be out here and me Yeah, we do. What's What's your warrant for then? Cuz I'm guessing that's what the problem is. I don't have a warrant. >> Well, then why won't you identify yourself? Because there's there's no reason for you to stop me. >> There is a reason. >> I'm going to my friend's house. For walking up and down the alley and then when we go to get out with you, you ran. friend's house. >> You're hiding from Every time you saw a cruiser, you turned to my friend. All right, how are you doing? Hi. I was talking to a friend. Hold on one quick sec. I'm going to help you out. Go ahead. It's Erica Freeman. What's your date of birth? What's your date of birth? But what is this about? >> date of birth? Cuz it's not Take the picture. It's not running from the officer cuz I was at a friend's house. I was going to a friend's house. So, it's not running from the officer. It's going in the alley. You ran from me. My friend is in the alley. I told you to stop. I was in my friend's yard. Doesn't mean you can run. What was the reason for stopping me? As far as my legs go, I fall. Do it again. Listen. Instead of making us do all this stuff >> I was listen. Instead of making us go through all this Just tell us your name. I'm not trying to take you to go do anything. After taking her picture, the officers then moved her into the squad car. This goes a lot easier if you just tell us your name. I've been staying out of trouble. Okay, well >> And I haven't did nothing wrong. >> run? You came on private property. You were in the house. >> You're breaking the law by coming on private property. >> the alley bouncing back and forth through the alley. >> to my friend who just went in the house. >> cruiser, you bounced the other way evading all >> So you say. I'm in my friend's yard. Either way, listen. This goes a lot easier and you're not going to catch an additional charge if you just tell us your >> charged at all cuz I wasn't dodging and dodging no cops. That doesn't make sense. >> Then why'd you run? You I was in my friend's yard. I just seen three of three of y'all on that road and did not run. I walked in the alley. I actually stopped and looked at one of you and looked back at the other one at the end of the alley. I went to my friend's. We're going to figure it out one way or another. >> What's the reason for the charge? >> told you. Right now you're loitering in public. >> Um on private property in a friend's yard. >> if it's not your property Prowling, really? >> Yes. So Sir instead of going through all this nonsense So Oh. So uh I don't know. I don't have a warrant. But anyway Prowl prowl prowling Just for now. Prowling though? What is that What is prowling? So what is her name? >> Erica Freeman. I already told them that. She says it's Erica Freeman. She was charged with resisting arrest and obstruction alongside her active warrant. Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, along came a woman who thought she could outrun her warrant. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Do you feel the third party flash taking off of me? Get out of the car. Stop reaching. Get out of the car. >> me. I'm scared. >> Okay, hands behind your back. Please, I need to tell my >> tell On August 18th, 2025, an officer noticed a woman with an active in-state and out-of-state warrant inside a vehicle. As soon as the officer approached the vehicle, she decided to do something really dumb. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Julia 35, she took off on me. Get out of the car. She's going to fight. All right. I'm going to fight her. Hey, out of the car. Out of the car. >> Please, I'm coming. Put it in park. >> I am. I'm coming. Put it in park. Step out. I will. Just a second, please. >> Stop reaching. >> I'm not doing >> Stop reaching. Get out of the car. >> grab me. I'm scared. >> Okay, get out of the car. Put your hands around your back. Please, I need I need to tell my partner. >> No, put your hands around your back. Stop. Stop. You're going to get tased. Do you want to get tased? >> you don't need to do that. Okay, no, you're not listening. Put your hands around your back and keep them there. I will listen. I Please, don't hook them on me. Please, don't hook them Stop. Sir, please. Stop. The car's on and I know it is. Julia 35, a female. As the officer was securing her in handcuffs, she suddenly announced to him that she was pregnant. Lady, if you're concerned about your pregnancy, you shouldn't have fled in the first place. I'm 7 months pregnant. Okay. Well, well, you need to start listening then. Okay, I'm Okay? I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. No. No. No, you're not getting uncuffed right now. As soon as I get another deputy here, we'll work on that, okay? But right But right now, you're going to stay in handcuffs. Okay? You tried to back up on me when I told you to stop. I know. I'm sorry. >> Okay, and you didn't get out of the car when I asked you to. Okay, no, no, listen. Okay, you need to start listening and then things will go different. You were reaching on the side of the car. Um, it was my phone. Okay, okay, you don't reach when the cops are here. >> I'm sorry, I didn't know that. >> Okay, this isn't your first time dealing with the police. What do you mean? What do I mean, Taylor? I haven't dealt with the police. Taylor. Really? I have just got to Vermont. I don't know anything. >> got to Vermont? You're in Florida. I'm I know, I mean, I'm from Vermont. Yeah, yeah. You You haven't dealt with the police in Vermont? >> Not in years. Not in Not in years since you were a kid? Yeah, since I was like 19. Okay, here, I'll loosen this cuff, hold on. Just Just Just read. What? I understand that. But, looks like that's not from me though. No, no, it is It is It's really tight right here. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Well, I'll tell you I'll tell you what I'm going to do. Okay, Taylor. Taylor. Taylor, okay? Okay, Taylor. I'll put another set of handcuffs on you. What? I'll put two sets of handcuffs on you, okay? You don't have to have them, but I promise I'll listen. >> No, that's not the way this works, okay? But, I'll put another set on to give you a little bit more room, okay? Okay. Are you going to take me somewhere? Taylor, you have a warrant for your arrest. What do you mean? You have You have a warrant for your arrest out of Vermont. So, you have to take me somewhere? Yeah, as soon as they confirm the warrant, you're going to be taken somewhere. Yeah, you got to go to jail. Why? Why? Because you got a warrant out of such a nice officer. He is really concerned about her. She, on the other hand, continued to use her pregnancy as a shield to get empathy from the officer. And let me tell you something, she will use that chance to do something stupid again. And my baby's coming. Okay, hold on. I'm going to undo this cuff, don't I know. Just keep Keep your hands where they're at, okay? Can I take my meds first? No, we'll take them with us. I can't give you meds right now. All right, do me a favor. Just lean against the car for me. Your butt against the car at the your butt, yeah. I'm going to be sick. I don't understand. Why are you going [clears throat] to be sick? Cuz I need to take my meds. Okay, what's what's your meds for? I'm addicted to something. They're in the car. Okay, what's >> want to be sick. I have water. Can I please just take them? >> What? Calm down, first of all, okay? Okay, if you're going to be sick, I can call paramedics here, okay? But this is what What is your meds? It's those the Are they Are they Are they in your name? Are they in a prescription bottle? Neither. They're just from the store. Please. Okay, I can't give them to you right now. I'm going to turn off the car. Stay there, okay? Whose car is this? Who Who lives here? >> wake my boyfriend up? >> No, not right now. Who lives here? Like whose owner's name? Yeah, I mean, who do you live with? I live with my boyfriend and like seven other people. Do you know who's who who owns the house? Mark. How do you know Mark? He's our friend. Okay, from Vermont? >> I think he's from Vermont originally. >> Okay, who's friends with him? What do you mean? What I mean how do you know him? Like you said he's >> My boyfriend was his friend first. Okay. Please don't take take me. Can't you just cite me? No, if you have a warrant from Vermont, you have to go to jail. Can I have your last name for me? Browning. My baby's coming. Okay, hold on. I'm going to undo this cuff. Don't I'm not. Just keep keep your hands where they're at, okay? Can I take my meds first? No, we'll take them with us. I can't give you meds right now. All right, do me a favor. Just lean against the car for me. Your butt against the car at the your butt, yeah. I'm going to be sick. I don't understand. Why are you going to be sick? Cuz I need to take my meds. Okay, what's what's your meds for? I'm addicted to something. They're in the car. Okay, what's >> want to be sick. I have water. Can I please just take them? What? Calm down. First of all, okay? Okay, if you're going to be sick, I'm going to call paramedics here, okay? But this is what What is your meds? Those Those Are they Are they Are they in your name or are they in a prescription bottle? Neither. They're just from the store. Please. Okay, I can't give it to you right right now. I'm going to turn off the car. Stay there, okay? Whose car is this? Who Who lives here? >> Can I wake my boyfriend up? >> No, not right now. Who lives here? Like, who's his name? Yeah, I mean, who do you live with? I live with my boyfriend and like seven other people. Do you know who's who who owns the house? Mark. How do you know Mark? He's our friend. Okay. From Vermont? I think he's from Vermont originally. Okay. Who's friends with him? What do you mean? Well, I mean, how do you know him? Like, you said he's your friend. >> My boyfriend was his friend first. Okay. Please don't take take me. Can't you just cite me? No, if you have a warrant from Vermont, you have to go to jail. Can I spell your last name for me? Crouching. Your date of birth? I don't want to lose my baby. You're not going to lose your baby. I am if they're going to take me to jail. You violated probation or something? It was like 2 years ago. Okay, well then why didn't you just take care of it? Cuz I was scared and then I was in the hospital for almost 3 months. And when I got out, I was living in some place really far away. I couldn't get there, so I figured time would Time kept going by and and I reached back out. I mean I mean, this is what happens when you let things just fester. Can't you just cite me for what I did wrong? Not if you have a warrant. The warrant is from is from Vermont saying that they they that you did something that you needed to go back to Vermont for. How long does that take? I don't know. I need to tell my boyfriend I'm leaving. That I'm getting taken. Now, this is when she decided to do something especially dumb for a pregnant woman. It's important. Now, you're going for escape. I'm just scared. Ow, my wrist, my wrist. Hey, then then you shouldn't have ran. I'm sorry, I'm scared. Ow, ow, ow. She just took off on me. I'm sorry, I'm just scared. I'm sorry. Yep. I'm just I'm pregnant and I'm scared. Okay, well now you just got more charges. I All you want. I'm just pregnant and I'm scared. I'm sorry. I'm six months pregnant, I'm sorry. Six months pregnant? Is she following you? Huh? Is she following or anything like that? No. I'm sorry, I'm just scared. Why did you run? You're seven months pregnant and you ran from the police. I know. I'm just so scared. I'm sorry. Do you have anything in your pockets? No, I don't have any pockets. Any mouth search? No, I'm pregnant. Have a seat. Do you have a 35 or is there a female 10-37 that could be 10-20? After a while, a sergeant arrived at the scene to have a word with her. I'm just scared. I'm sorry. I'm just scared. I'm sorry. Yeah, well I'm not a bad person. Well, you got charges out of here, you got charges out of Vermont. You're You did not make your situation any better. Any better at all. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I don't really care that you're sorry to be honest with you. Okay, you put a lot of people out in danger with your reckless driving. And then you were obviously look like you were stealing from the smoke shop over there as well. That's why the owner was chasing after you. So. I some my friend gave me these things one time and I got addicted to them now. And I'm I'm trying to taper down off them. I'm sorry. Looks like purse might be there. Yeah. I don't know whose car this is. She just said it belongs to somebody that's here. Let's see if he already read her Miranda. Is this it? Yes. This is Who's Who's car is it? Mark. It That's Mark's car? Yeah. The officer then came to the house to return the car to the man inside the house. But, let me tell you one thing. He is an A-hole. >> [laughter] >> Sheriff's office. What are you doing that right there? What the what? No, which f- Get out of here. We want to give you the keys to the car. Set it on the table. That's how No, get the owner of the car. Get the owner of the car, please. Excuse me. Can you Can you kindly get the Can you kindly get the owner of the car? Can Can you get All right. I I didn't ask you if you live here. I said, "Could you get the owner of the car?" I'm not No. I told you we'd save them. Get off the property. Thank you. Okay, we'll go keep it for safekeeping then. No, that's No, that's No, that's what I'm doing. That's what I'm doing. That's where it's going. Yeah. That's not your key. It's not You said that's not your key. I'm the sergeant. I'm the sergeant. You said this isn't your car. We want to get the keys to the >> your car. Your car belongs in this driveway. How do you know that? How do I know that? >> you know that key belongs to the car in the driveway? Because we just arrested the girl that was in it, who was your girlfriend. >> That's not my girlfriend. >> Taylor's not not your girlfriend? >> I have no idea who who who who is that? Okay. Well, Do you want to get this Tammy here, Napolitano, whose car this is, so we can give her the keys? Okay, let me let me call the guy who lives here. Again, because that may might have been something you should have led with. I I asked you. >> We pounded on the window and said, "CAN YOU TAKE THIS CAR KEY?" YOU DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING about that. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? All right, LOOK. I HAVE IT ON CAMERA. >> LOOK. All we're trying to do is get the get the car keys to the owner. Bro, Mark is Tammy's son. This is Mark's house. I I don't know what the hell you're talking about, but that display of behavior is not professional whatsoever. And then you say I'm going to take the car key after I said, "Why don't you just leave it here?" That's not professional either. That's two strikes, bro. Okay? So, how about you leave the car key since it's the car is right there, or I can go call Mark and and find out what the [ __ ] he's doing while he's working. >> That's what That's what we asked to begin with. That's That That would be awesome. >> Okay. Appreciate it. Oh my goodness. All right, guys. He's at work. I can just take the key. Well, we need to talk to Mark, so and and who's who's Tammy? You said this is mom? Tammy is Mark's mom, yeah. Mark, you'd like to say >> Can you at least just get him on the phone for us and then we'll turn you turn the keys over to you. I can't get him on the phone again. So, I don't know. Okay, well What do you guys want to do? Well, you can come I Where's his mom live? >> Where is he going to be at? It'll It'll be at the uh sheriff's office. It'll be in property. Yeah, Palm Coast Sheriff? Well, the one in Bunnell. Yeah, the one in Bunnell. It's going to be our operations over there, so >> Okay. All right. All right, cool. We'll be there within five minutes. We'll be there within five. Okay. Okay. All right, sorry, guys. In the end, she was charged with fugitive from justice, fleeing, attempted escape, and obstruction. Moving on to the next case where a woman did something really dumb when cops came for her warrant. What am I under arrest for? Ma'am. Ma'am. On December 5th, 2024, officers conducted a traffic stop on a woman after a license plate check revealed that she had an active warrant. When the officer made contact with the driver, they had no idea how dangerous this traffic stop was going to be. How you doing, ma'am? Hi. You you your license and registration on Uh can I do something real quick? So, when I ran your tag, it's showing you have a warrant. I just want to confirm whether or not that's true. Sorry? Showing you have a warrant. Who has one? You, if you're the registered owner. No. You're not the registered owner? No. Okay. Do you have your ID on you? Call for help. SIR! SIR! I DID NOT I DID NOT DO ANYTHING. I DID NOT do My car is rolling. Get him on handcuffs. What am I under arrest for? What am I under arrest for? What am I under arrest for? I'm so scared. Please. I thought you were going to hurt me. You good? Yes, sir. What are you looking for? What are you looking for? Please tell me. I'm so scared. You hurt me. I've got my car all ready to get to the Great Clips. I just got scared. You just grabbed me. I told you I got a gun. I didn't even Over here. I'll be right back with you. What was she thinking causing danger to her and the officer with her stupid attempt to flee? Also, pros to the officer. He got hit and was still determined not to let her get away, even though the impact was quite strong. He fell hard, hitting his head on the pavement and ending up dazed from the hit. And what about her? Wondering why she was under arrest? You just scared the crap out of >> Stand up. I'm you just please move my car, sir? Let's go. Ma'am, can you grab my phone right there, please? It's here on my husband to come get me. Who do you have a warrant for? Ma'am. Yeah. I walk up and I see him about to pass out. Yeah. Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Sit down. Was that a post warrant or what? Right here. There was somebody fighting. >> They were fighting. We need to press charges against her for assaulting an officer. Ma'am, we need you over here. Cody. Can you grab my shirt right there? Phone. Is this your phone? I I can't tell if it's my phone or hers. Uh I think that's her phone. It's going to be hers. Yeah. She ran me over. She ran you over? Yeah, I tried to get into the door and she backed out. Ran me over. What leg? Right leg and I slammed my head on the concrete. I'm dizzy right now. All right, just relax, buddy. >> I got you. Oh, boy. End of recording. After that, the officers transported the woman to the station. Where Where to? He's not coming with me now. And also, ma'am, as as as far as the cuffs, I clearly see there's right here, two fingers right here, and and Oh, wait. I need to turn my phone off. >> I'm just saying then two two fingers going here right here, so just make sure it's documented. Cuffs were not tight on you. Clearly, okay? I'm actually going to be taking the handcuffs and putting them in front. All right, that's cool. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> to be a lot more comfortable. I don't see any more cuts. I know you said you were bleeding earlier, but I don't see any more cuts bleeding or anything else. Yeah, they're all internal bleeding. Uh internal, okay. Because you said you were bleeding all over my backseat. You know what I'm saying? You said you were bleeding all over the backseat this wagon, but I don't see any. No problem, man. Absolutely. Glad we were able to help you, man. Are you good with me for now? Are you good with me for No, I'm not leaving. I'm just going to contact the police in there. In the end, she was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, resisting with violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, and an active arrest warrant. The woman also has a lengthy criminal record, including charges for prostitution, domestic violence, criminal mischief, drug possession, DUI, and petty theft spanning over the past 6 years. Let's move on to the next case where a woman with a warrant dared to shoplift, then fight the police WHEN BEING CONFRONTED. ON AUGUST 22ND, 2025, an officer in Ohio was out on patrol when a Family Dollar employee flagged him down to help with a shoplifter. It didn't take long for the officer to realize how much of a pain he was about to deal with. ID now. ID now. Yeah, clearly. Clearly. Come here. Come here. Come here. Stop backing away from me. No, stop backing away from me and come over. Ma'am, stop backing away from me and come over here. No, it's not. Ma'am, come here. Stop. You're walking away from me. I don't like that. Ma'am, get over here. Stop walking away from me. Do you have ID on you or not? If I find out you have ID on you and you're lying to me, then you're going to be charged for that. What is this? Last name? What's your date of birth? My mom is getting Because she's running out here and you're scrambling to the car. >> No, I'm not. I didn't scramble to the car. I just sat here. >> No, you didn't see me though. So, you didn't see it. She didn't see me until she found something. That's not the case. >> Ma'am, where you at? That. That. Where is the receipt? You are watching her. She's like moving and scrambling all over the place. I'm going She has that and she's claiming that token and there was also stolen items. She was already running out. She ran up to my car as I was driving past him cuz I wanted to stop him because he had no license. But she ran up and said she stole so she's squirming like trying to back away from me multiple times. So, watch her while I run her information. Where's the receipt? I want to see the receipt. Let me see your receipt. What what's in there? What's in there? How about How about the receipt? I promise you. >> Okay, let's just wait, okay? Okay, so So, why did you have a Looks like those clothes came from That's just a little bit of So, why would they say that you're stealing if After running her information, the officer found out that she had lied to him and immediately began to put her under arrest. And her action after that, oh boy, it makes things even more chaotic. Okay. Get on your handcuffs. All right, come here. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. WE NEED ANOTHER UNIT HERE, SHE'S FIGHTING. I'm going TO TASE YOU. TASER, TASER, TASER. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF CAR. GET OUT OF THE I'M GOING TO TASE YOU. >> [screaming] >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. I'M GOING TO TASE YOU. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> [screaming] >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. I'M ORDERING YOU OUT OF THE CAR. [screaming] GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR, YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. YOU GET YOUR HANDS UP. KEEP YOUR HANDS UP, SIR. SIR, KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT RIGHT NOW. I'M GOING TO TASE YOU. MA'AM, get out. Get out. Get out. After jumping out of the driver's seat to use him as a human shield, she finally decided to step out of the car. But of course, the moment she did, her full-blown victim syndrome kicked in. Put your hands behind your back right now. I'm going to throw you on the ground, you're not going to Get up and turn around. Turn around. You did this to yourself. Now, who are you really? Cuz that social's not a good social. Come here again. Now, I bet your ID's are in here, isn't it? That's right. I can get a finger in >> both of those. She just fought us. Now, what's your real social? Matter of fact, sit in my car. I don't want you to squirm. You're going to sit in my car. You're going to sit in my car. Can I get the um No, you're going to Uh she's going to try to sit in the car. Yes, but this purse has our personal Cuz we don't know what's in it. There ain't nothing in here. So, as you can see, I want to stop this car cuz she wants to violate I want to go to jail. I don't like your pants. She just fought us. You should have fought us. Yeah. She gives me the bad song. You got a lot of charges now, so do you want to add on to it or do you want to give me the [ __ ] truth? Okay, so Ah. The classic faking illness. Well, it only delayed the inevitable outcome, which is jail. All right, listen. Listen, we have we have an ambulance coming, okay? But if you have asthma, why would you fight with the cops? Like I mean, I'm not a genius here, but that's pretty stupid. So, you're not going to give us who you really are? You're Tara? Okay. Let's try this again, okay? Do you have a warrant or something? Is that what you're worried about? Is you're just worried about a warrant? >> [laughter] >> No? Oh, we have a We have an ambulance coming, okay? >> You're going You're going to go to jail. What do we do with this guy here? He's just their driver. This is his car. She Well, just so we You're going to need it for the hospital anyway, so And then if you don't, then we book you in under Jane Doe. You're going to sit in like You're going to sit in the jail for a long time. This could be just a sight and release. Wait, what's your What's your social? All right, very easy. 6148 radio. I copy. Anything good? Well, she's also showing up as a missing person. Oh, you're missing? Well, we found you. All right, so look. You're going to get checked out by the squad. All right. Do not try and fight again. Do not do that. Do you understand that? Wait, do you understand what I'm saying to you? All right. Step out of the Uh, back to Family Dollar. We want them having to fight with her. We're going to go with the squad. Okay. Did you look in her purse at all? A little bit. I didn't see any weapons in there. It's mostly makeup and All right. While the paramedic was checking on her, the officer came to check on the security footage of the store about the shoplifting incident and all the items she stole. So, question, did she pay for anything at all or did she just walk out? >> She walked out. Okay, she clearly walked out when I was sitting here. And I told her, "No, you did not." You walked straight out. It's got to be around this time cuz it was only like 6:08 when we walked back here. That's her right there. Okay. I [snorts] walked out. All right. I doubt we're going to be able to tell everything cuz of the way the tote's organized, it looks like she just grabbed a bunch of stuff and threw it in the tote and walked out. All right. I'll let them know. Cool. Thank you. Tossler, it's going to be the big clear tote filled with all the clothes. I don't doubt the employee's information. Well, they had that from the camera. Okay. All of that. Yeah, you want to grab it? I'll grab that [ __ ] What? Stuff in the Dollar General box. Tote, really? Clothes, man. What? Just grab that Dollar General stuff there. All All And then, if we can get that out, I'll take it and we can get a price. >> Yeah. We get a value. >> [laughter] >> There's all your stuff. It's a lot of stuff. Yeah. It's mostly It's all clothes, too, like this soon. Appreciate you. Yeah. The suspect was charged with theft, obstructing official business, and falsification. Moving on to the next case, where a woman learned her lesson about why you shouldn't cause trouble when you have warrants. Listen right now, you have a warrant. Put your hands behind your back or you're going to be under arrest for obstruction. >> Then how come I didn't get arrested the other day then? >> Well, at least let me Drop your vape. Stop it. On June 17th, 2023, an officer responded to a highway regarding a suspicious woman causing vehicles to swerve around her. Here's what happened next. Hello. You need a ride somewhere? Hm? You don't know if you need a ride? >> No, I don't need a ride. Okay. Are you the one I was talking to the other day? You live in Stone Woods? Stone Woods? I don't think so. Sure about that? Yeah, I'm sure. All right. I just as long as you're staying out of the road, someone called and said you were in the road and people had to stop. I know you're good over here. I'm just saying someone called in on you, that's it. Just wanted to check on you, make sure you're okay. So, you don't need any help or nothing, right? Thanks for asking, though. You said you don't need no help? This thing's blaring in my ear and traffic's going by. It's hard to hear. I'm sorry. Yeah, I'm out with her. What's your phone number? Nope, stay here. Stay here. I don't want you to walk across No, if you're staying in the road, you're going to get a ticket. Do not be in the roadway. Stay right there. After running her information, the officer found out that she had an active warrant. So, he immediately put her under arrest. >> All right, go ahead and put your bag down. Put your hands behind your back for me, okay? Set that bottle of water down for me. Set them down. Set them down. You have a warrant. No, I don't. Drop your vape. Okay, look. No, I'm going to You're being detained right now. You have a warrant. Put your hands behind your back or you're going to be under arrest for obstructing. Turn around and face away from me or you will be arrested for obstructing. Drop your vape. Drop your vape. STOP RESISTING. KNOCK IT OFF. DON'T, DUDE. Knock it off. Good. Is there anything in that bag that you know about? There's nothing in that bag. >> Anything in your pockets that you know about before you have you hop in the car? Can I search your pockets real quick? Yes? Sir, search it. As the officer was searching her, she kept on vomiting, which made the officer suspect she was on some kind of narcotic. Do you need EMS to come check you out? Oh, hell no. Oh, I do have a Norco in the in the book bag. Have you been using any narcotics recently? I got it from the primary recovery center. Have you been using anything in the past day? Are you sick right now because Are you dope sick? Do you need No, I'm not dope sick. When's the last time you used anything? I don't know. All right. And just cuz you're in handcuffs right now, before I ask you any questions, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before I ask you any questions. And if you can't afford a lawyer, one will be Can I have four letter one be a four letter one be a four letter one be a four letter one be a four letter Ma'am, do you understand? >> yeah. Okay. My God. Let's go grab a seat in the back of the car real quick while we figure this warrant out. Is Do you have a phone on you? Yeah, in my back pocket. Can you pull it out of your back pocket for me and hand it to me? Thank you. You're welcome. Nope, other side. Now, this car ain't going to blow me up, by the way. Nope, my phone is Hop on in. Oh, oh, my goodness. Okay. You found it? I found it now. Put your seatbelt side up underneath it, please. Thanks. And I'm just staying here because this is my No, because I think you're under the influence of something and I can't take the liability of you standing next to the roadway. Any further questions? >> You're standing next to the roadway. You're in my custody. I'm in care of you. You're hopping in the car while we figure your warrant out. >> Well, this is not fair. If you do not hop in the car right now, you will be charged with obstruction and you can go to jail. I feel all right. You will get in the car right now. I don't know how to close the door and it blows up. >> Get in there or you will be placed under arrest for obstructing and you will go to jail. Okay, you're under arrest. Hop in. I did? Yep, yep, you're good. No, you I won't make it there. >> Hop in the car now. Get in. I'll sit right here. >> Get in. Put your feet in. Put your feet in now. Put your feet in. >> I'm good. Yeah, but I do have somebody on my side. Who are you on drugs? Hell yeah, since I'm accused of it. Yeah. Might as well act like one. After putting her inside the squad car, he came back to search her belongings and he found some intoxicants inside her bag. So, she was with the handgun and these guys. She had a key there. Nothing. What are you doing? Walking on the side of the road. Where are you trying to go? Why? I'm just I'm just walking. Just just to chill. Just to chill? Are you high? No, but it's hot in here or what? I'm just saying, dude. Like Huh? Dude, let me walk down the road. No, we can't do that. You got a warrant. Then how come I didn't get arrested yesterday when I was walking down the road? I was walking home Did they stop and talk to you? I was walking home from work. Well, they didn't stop and talk to you then, did they? They didn't stop and talk to me. Well, you got a warrant. What's the warrant for? Missed court? They said uh when I called down there, they said uh I had court on the 14th. 14th and today is the what? 17th. >> But then when I called them, they they said I had a warrant because I had uh court on the 7th. Okay. What's the charge? They said if I have any days like if I have days off and stuff like that, like I request that day days off. Yeah? Yeah. What was it? Heroin? Heroin on Saturday. Huh? Heroin on Saturday. Gave it to the police and they weighed it real quick. Oh, man. That was yesterday? No. Or today? That was yesterday. Okay. What was it? Heroin? Meth? Do you remember? I can't. They won't let you reschedule cuz you the court date. They want to see you. 2014. They knew when I called down there cuz I even went down there and picked up some of the kids. For Kenton County? Clinton County. >> Clinton County. You understood your rights, correct? Yeah. Okay. So, what uh Number one, let's talk about you not getting in the car if you've been told How many times did I tell you, you think? How many times did I tell you to have a >> Give me a minute. How many times did I tell you sit in the car and you said no, you're not going to? Because the like I know, but how many times do you think that happened? What was in the uh pill bottle with the brown powdery substance? Uh that's just after three. What is it? Stakater 3. >> What is that? You get it at the Dollar Tree. What is it? So, it's not drugs? No. Okay. Do you use drugs? I'm I'm the biggest drug addict there is, dude. Okay. So, that's what I'm saying. Do you Do you want me to put you in for a referral to try to get some help? I got to call my recovery center. Do you want me to All right, I'll patch you >> to call and go there. All right. Is there anything else I can help you out with? Cuz that looks like heroin to me, but is there any any other questions you got? No. It's not heroin? No, it isn't. Yeah, I don't know either. All right, sounds good. We're headed to jail. She was charged with obstruction and possession of drugs. Look, no. You know what bit me? Look, part tarantula, part black widow, part praying mantis. Take a step back. No, they got my glasses. On December 19th, 2024, in Wisconsin, officers were called to a hotel for a disturbance involving a 30-year-old woman named Danielle, who was reportedly yelling and causing a scene. Police were already familiar with her due to multiple prior arrests related to disturbances, including disorderly conduct, trespassing, and battery on a law enforcement officer. Officers were also aware of her struggles with drug use and mental health issues. According to the probation office, the Department of Corrections had paid for her hotel room. Here's what happened next. being thrown. Don't worry about >> [screaming] >> All right, fair enough. Gillian. No, don't don't don't [screaming] let me don't let me out of here. You use cigarettes. You cigarettes. THERE'S A BLACK WIDOW THERE. OKAY. GILLIAN, we got to get going, okay? >> That's that's my jet. Cool. Any points? You can go. I'm good. Yeah. Gillian, I got to ask you to leave. >> No, I don't. Yeah. Yeah. We can >> MY GLASSES. DON'T KILL THAT BLACK WIDOW. GO AHEAD AND OPEN THE DOOR FOR US. DON'T >> I DON'T HAVE GLASSES. DON'T STEAL MY I DON'T HAVE MY SHOE OR MY KNIFE OR JUST TAKE ONE STEP BACK for me. Just relax. >> No, you will not beat me. Look at me. Okay, just relax. Don't that thing is epileptic. I'll look at what you're looking at. Not even sure what that is. >> Part tarantula, part black widow, part praying mantis. Take a step back for me. Don't kill that. Okay, we won't kill it. Is it male or female? Can you tell the difference? It's a male. Does it eat the head? It does. Cool. A female looked at me over there. Looked, not bit. And there's leather in the bathroom. I HAVE MIRROR PHOBIA. OKAY. It's okay. >> Why do I have to leave? I thought I was leaving I know. I have to go to Apple Blossom my glasses are right there, okay? You know how I see? Not with this one. Let me just show you my KNIFE OR MY SCISSORS. There's a thing there. NOW I HAVE A MIRROR PHOBIA. KEEP THAT ONE LIKE I'M NOT WEARING SHOES. Just relax. I I THOUGHT I WAS LEAVING WEEK FOR WEEK. I'VE BEEN HERE TWO DAYS. MY WALLET'S in there. Get out of that. Get out. With how agitated and unstable she is, the officers then quickly put her in handcuffs. Gillian, the hotel's a private establishment. They do not want you here anymore. SO I'M AWARE. I'M DONE SHOUTING. YOURSELF. WHAT DO YOU HAVE THERE? DO YOU HAVE your driver's license? No, it's a thing. It's not my glasses. STOP NOW. >> WHY AM I BEING ARRESTED? I DON'T HAVE GLASSES. I'M GOING TO KICK. It's time to kick. Are you okay? Are you okay? What? Okay. You calm down. Let's get the hair out of your eyes. My foot is under this. Why am I being arrested? Okay, I just want to get the hair out. You've been causing a large disturbance in a hotel, so you got to relax. Dude, I can't see. Okay, well, do you have glasses? No, they're broke. Smashing them into the refrigerator probably wasn't the right call then. Stand up. I need my light. Do you have shoes? Three, four pairs of them. Kill me. Let me just look for your shoes, please. Don't kill that thing. That's my kid. I know Heather Pearl called me. I don't have a telephone. I'm not allowed to have them. No, I'M NOT WEARING THOSE. THOSE AREN'T MY SHOES. Then you'll go in your socks. I don't care. Yeah, I don't care either. Which I was The officers then escorted her outside the hotel and into the squad car. On the way, she continued to talk nonsense and threw out profanities. You figure it out. Is that too much to ask or I told that vape at or somewhere. Get 20/20 vision already. Leave me. I can't pull my sock off. Seriously, can't pull my sock off. Can I pull my SOCK OFF? SORRY. SORRY, I AIN'T GOT TO SHOW ME NICE ON MY GUNS ALREADY. SOUNDS GOOD. THANKS. Stupid learn to cross do yourself better. Why the face? You have phobia. Quit holding me up so high. If you stop resisting and calm down. Put me in a towel. Thanks. You seriously that hurts. It really hurts, dude. Your dog hurts. Hey, stop that. I don't have pockets. I don't got to make sure you have any weapons. I don't have pockets, okay? I DON'T HAVE POCKETS. I CAN DO IT MYSELF. Hold on. I can button that thing myself. >> Okay, we're going to do it for you anyway. Sorry, my shoes. Damn them. We'll throw them out at the garbage or at the jail. Yeah, nothing but a worthless piece of trash. Uh you want to talk to him real quick? >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. What? >> Knock it off. Can I HAVE A CIGARETTE ALREADY? NO, YOU CAN'T HAVE A CIGARETTE. HELLO. SO, WE'RE GOING to take her to jail. So, she's out of the room. Obviously, there's damage to the room. Looks like she had knocked stuff over and whatever. She's going to take one picture of the room and then go over to jail. Those aren't my shoes. I only took one picture just to show the room was a mess. But, if there's something broken Okay. um then I will take a picture of that and let probation know she did damage your room. >> All right, good luck to you. In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Both are repeat offenses. She was later released on a $1,000 signature bond. As for the trashed hotel room, the probation office reported being billed $1,500 for the damage caused by Danielle. The hotel's general manager said they did not wish to press charges, only to be reimbursed for repainting the walls and replacing three lamps, a cable, and two chairs. Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, along came a mother and daughter duo who went crazy after being told to LEAVE THE HOTEL. >> [screaming] >> YOU'RE GETTING A ROOM AT THE GATEWAY INN. GO BACK TO MEXICO! ON JUNE 19TH, 2024, officers responded to a hotel for a call of a disorderly guest screaming and fighting with another guest. When the officers arrived, they were met with extreme hostility from the woman. Police department. Hello, police department. [ __ ] off! How about you? Nah, you're good, bro. What's going on? [ __ ] off! You guys doing okay? Yeah, I'm really Y'all [ __ ] off! Shut the door, Todd. Brandy. Shut the [ __ ] door! No, I ain't going Shut! Shut! The first attempt to speak with her went nowhere. When officers tried again, she finally opened the door and allowed them inside, but her attitude didn't improve. Hey! Artesia Police Department. Okay. Open the door. Open the door. No. I don't have to. We need to talk to you, ma'am. Okay, you can talk to me right here. Okay, well, how I'm not opening my [ __ ] door. Housekeeping's coming to see you the state of the room. >> I don't need housekeeping. I already paid them a dollar. >> Okay, well, they're kicking you out. What? They're throwing you out. >> back, then. You're not getting your money back. >> I'm not I'm not um door's not opening. I want my money back. Okay, well, they got to check the state of the room first before they can give you money back. Actually, hold on. Let me shut the door. I already shut it to open it. There's only me >> You guys want to come look at it? There's only me. You guys want to just hang out until they can come back? I want my money back, though. I got to go get another room. I'm from Ruidoso. Okay. Oh my god. You want to check it Okay, THERE'S ONLY POPCORN ON THE FLOOR, LADY. STOP YELLING. There's other people here. Jesus. QUIT YELLING. >> COME ON. SHAKING YOUR [ __ ] HEAD. WHILE THE EMPLOYEE INSPECTED HER FILTHY ROOM, she grew more agitated and confrontational toward them, all with the cops standing right there. Not the smartest choice, I'd say. [ __ ] There's nothing wrong with this. I used to clean rooms at Turn it down. There's other people here. >> my bad. I used to clean rooms at the casino. You're being charged for this linen being destroyed. I took it What you doing in here, taking a [ __ ] You're being charged for this. She can't talk to me like that. I'll knock her ass out. >> going to touch her. >> to shut the [ __ ] up. Stop. She needs to shut up. >> Just stop. [ __ ] [ __ ] you. What are you going TO DO? WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? [ __ ] you. [ __ ] [ __ ] STAY DOWN. >> STOP. QUIT. >> [screaming] >> QUIT. NO. YOU NEED TO STOP. ARE YOU GOING TO STOP? >> NO. LET ME GO. NO. MY UNDERWEAR ARE NOT all right. This [ __ ] is not going to talk [ __ ] to me. You [ __ ] [ __ ] Give me my money back. Get up. Don't [ __ ] yank me, [ __ ] DON'T [ __ ] Don't yank me. I'll kick your ass. I'll kick you. [ __ ] On the way to the squad car, she continued to cuss and resist the officers to the best of her ability. Quit [ __ ] yanking me. Well, let's go. WALK. QUIT YANKING ME. AND THEN WALK. QUIT YANKING ME. I'm going to [ __ ] hurt you. [ __ ] get the [ __ ] away from me. I'll [ __ ] kick your ass. Give me my money back. You [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] you. QUIT HURTING QUIT [ __ ] HURTING ME. >> WELL, QUIT MOVING. [ __ ] YOU DON'T KNOW HOW THESE CUFFS WORK. I'LL [ __ ] your ass up. You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] you, you [ __ ] [ __ ] I'll [ __ ] come get you. You [ __ ] [ __ ] Give me my [ __ ] money back. Sweetie, give me my money back. So I can have a [ __ ] room somewhere. [ __ ] You want to catch another [ __ ] CHARGE CUZ I'LL [ __ ] DO IT IF YOU KEEP KICKING ME. GIVE ME MY [ __ ] MONEY BACK. SHE'S KICKING YOU? YEAH. ALL RIGHT, YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. DO IT. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. DO IT. >> [screaming] >> BETTER YOU THAN A PIECE OF [ __ ] DO >> [screaming] >> YOU'RE GETTING A ROOM AT THE COUNTY JAIL. NO, YOU'RE GOING TO CHARGE ME? YES, WE ARE. THAT'S FINE. She continued to scream her lungs out as she was being placed in THE SQUAD CAR. >> [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> STAND UP. 1 2 3 >> [screaming] >> HOLD ON. YEAH, HOLD ON. 1 2 3 READY? WAIT. Hold on. I can't get out of the Okay, here. Hold on. Let me You ain't going to [ __ ] do me. I'm not going to [ __ ] do nothing. I promise. >> Hold on. Hold on. [ __ ] YOU. PAY TAXES, YOU [ __ ] GO BACK TO MEXICO. >> [screaming] >> YOU DON'T HAVE TO [ __ ] TAKE ME TO JAIL. Thanks a lot. My shit's ALL BURNED UP AND NOW I I HAVE TO [ __ ] GO TO JAIL. >> [screaming] >> GIVE ME A BREAK, REALLY? YOU GOT TO turn your [ __ ] lights on. You're a [ __ ] punk, dude. I did 7 and 1/2 years IN THE JOINT. >> [screaming] >> YOU'RE A PUNK. YOU'RE A [ __ ] and your mama's a [ __ ] How do you Is she probably born in Mexico, TOO? GO BACK TO MEXICO. >> [screaming] >> THE WOMAN WAS CHARGED WITH multiple counts of assault, battery on a law enforcement officer, criminal damage to property, and resisting arrest. When tensions rise, pause and collect yourself. Cooperation and staying calm helps situations de-escalate. Fighting or arguing, particularly with police, often leads to more serious consequences. Let's move on to the next case where an entitled woman refused to leave the hotel and ordered the cops to find her a place to stay. Step out. Step out. >> NO! I'VE BEEN PUNISHED ENOUGH. YOU'RE NOT DOING ANYTHING AGAIN. NO, NO, NO. ON February 4th, 2023, officers responded to a hotel regarding a disorderly woman who refused to leave her room after being told she could not get an extension. Here's what happened next. Mommy, please. Back. Back. All right. So, what's the deal? The deal is you guys are supposed to help me find a place because I put out applications to find a place to live and to have my dog and find a job. But, there's nothing. I'm a drug tested because I'm diabetic. I'm trying to get my CDL. I've asked for no smoking around me. There's a lot of drugs going on. I've asked for another week because I have stuff in storage and I'm moving stuff here and back and forth. My kids have learning disabilities. I have them on certain days of the week. So, I asked them not to go in my room. When they do, they search in my purse. Okay, but you can't stay here. They have told you TO LEAVE. >> ASKED THEM FOR ANOTHER WEEK. >> And they told you no. >> Okay. Because they're going in and stealing. SO, I TOLD YOU HERE YESTERDAY. I TOLD YOU THAT I NEEDED HELP FINDING A place that I can have my dog. Ma'am, that is not the point. >> NO, THAT IS THE POINT. >> NO, IT'S NOT. IT'S NOT THE POINT. >> IT'S THE COUNTY. WELL, WE'RE NOT THE COUNTY. You're part of Lucas County. I lived in Lucas County. BUT WE ARE NOT >> OKAY, BUT YOU GUYS HAVE TO HELP BECAUSE NOBODY ELSE IS HELPING. I GO TO WOOD COUNTY, THEY TELL ME THAT THEY CAN'T HELP ME BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE MY kids full full time. I GO TO FLORENCE COUNTY, they tell me they can't help me because I don't have my kids all the time. I GO TO BOWLING GREEN, THEY TELL ME THEY CAN'T help me because I don't have my KIDS FULL TIME. BUT I CAN CLAIM THEM BECAUSE I'M DIVORCED on my taxes. Okay, so who's wrong? That has NOTHING TO DO WITH I GUESS IT DOES. YOU GUYS AREN'T DOING YOUR JOB, THEY'RE NOT DOING THEIR JOB, YOU GUYS ARE NOT HELPING ME FIND A WHY WOULD IT EVER be the hotel's or the police's job to find her employment or housing? And she still wasn't done ordering the officers around. I get I'm diabetic, I have insulin and needles in there. I do not want them in my room. I have um my guinea pigs, my dog. I do not want them in my room because they're going through my bills, they're getting my name, my first name, my last name, where I used to live. Where I used to live is getting trashed. So, again, you guys need to help find me a place to live because I was wrongfully on Channel 11 News, I was not supposed to be. When I was missing, I was in the hospital. So, that's Channel 11 News' fault, the police's fault. I was not supposed to be. So, again, you guys need to help me find a place to live where it's safe for my kids and where I can have my pets. And where there's no drugs. Because if I have side effects on my medication, I do not want cigarette smoke around me. Okay, ma'am, I have a question for you. If you knew there were the drugs and the cigarettes and everything, why didn't you move to like another hotel? I didn't know until I I here. I'm here for 3 weeks. I cannot be around drugs. I'm here because I'm putting stuff in storage. Okay, but there's Okay. 1500 >> to go DOWN THERE. YOU'RE NOT LETTING ME OUT. OKAY, I'M NOT >> NO, I NO, I'm not playing this game. With her refusing to listen to them, the officers finally had enough and began to take action. He's a pitbull, German shepherd, Rottweiler mix. He's a really good dog. Just he had a rough start and he bit my ex-boyfriend because he had my keys on my hand, my car keys. So, my dog bit him. So, yeah, he's bit one person. But, only one person and it was a LITTLE SCRATCH. MY DOG [screaming] GOT BIT BY WHOEVER OWNS THAT gray van down there. That was a pitbull. Just recently here. YEAH. OKAY, BUT MY DOG JUST GOT BIT A LITTLE WHILE AGO BEFORE at 10:30. No. You guys need to help me find me a place to live. That's not the place. Okay, well, the county is I'm not going Step away. Step away. NO, I DID THIS BEFORE. STEP AWAY. YOU'RE NOT DOING THIS AGAIN. NO, NO, NO. NO, YOU GUYS HAVE DONE THIS BEFORE. NO. YOU'RE DONE. NO, YOU'RE NOT DOING THIS AGAIN. THIS IS WRONG. NO. I REALLY MEAN THIS. YOU GUYS HAVE DONE THIS TO ME BEFORE. YEAH, YOU GUYS GET OFF ME. NO. GET OFF ME. DAMN IT. NO. YOU GUYS YOU WON'T MESS WITH ME AGAIN. NO. NO. YOU'RE NOT DOING THIS TO ME AGAIN. I'M NOT LETTING YOU DO THIS >> [screaming] >> AGAIN. OH, YOU GUYS ALREADY DID THIS TO ME BEFORE. AS SHE was being escorted to the car, she started to limp out, forcing the officers to drag her to the vehicle. And then I got in a car accident and then I heard everything. So, I'm about to pee my pants. SERIOUSLY, STOP. NO. WE'RE GOING TO TAKE HER TO THE STATION. >> NO, I'M NOT GOING THROUGH THIS AGAIN. NO. NO. NO. YOU'RE LYING. OH, YOU GUYS ARE GOING TO BREAK MY ARM. YOU CAN STAND UP. >> I'M NOT STANDING UP. I'm going to pee my pants. No. All right, she's going to break. Ouch. I'M NOT GOING THROUGH THIS AGAIN. NO, STOP. I WANT TO GO TO THE BATHROOM. I WANT TO GO TO THE BATHROOM. I WANT TO YOU GUYS CAN'T DO THIS TO ME AGAIN. MA'AM, you had all You had all day yesterday, last night, today to move. They keep locking me out of my room. I need to go pee. Seriously. And this isn't right. Let me talk to her. I need to go to the bathroom, please. All right, turn around. You're going into the room. I need to go to the bathroom. I need to seriously go to the bathroom. >> not going into that room with your dog in there. Okay, I can control him. Is he going to bite us? No. If one guy stand off to the side NO, HE WON'T BITE. >> OR if you lock yourself in the room and get >> not GOING TO YOU GUYS HAVE THE HANDCUFFS. I NEED TO PEE. SERIOUSLY. DON'T VIDEOTAPE US, SERIOUSLY. They have you right. No, they don't NEED TO VIDEOTAPE ME. YEAH, YOU'VE BEEN YELLING at everybody. >> OKAY, I NEED TO GO PEE, SERIOUSLY. YEAH. I need to go pee. We'll get you back to the station. I need TO GO PEE. DESPITE her fate having already been sealed, she still tried her best to resist the officers. Hayden. Seriously, I need to pee. They're lying. I need to go pee. You guys I need to go pee. Stop struggling. Let us get to the station and we can talk. >> [clears throat] >> I need to go pee. Let's get you a station quickly. We're not doing that here. We're not going in that room with that dog. He's not going to bite you. Please take the dog. Just open the door. I won't let her kick myself in. Please. I need to go pee. YEAH, BECAUSE YOU GUYS ARE LIARS. THIS IS ALL SLOWING THE PROCESS. NO, you guys I need to go pee. I seriously need to go pee. You guys have done this to me before. I need to go I need to go pee, seriously. So let's get going. I need to go pee. NO. I need to go pee. Stop that. You guys have done this to me before. I need TO GO PEE. TURN AROUND. NO, YOU GUYS ABUSED ME WHEN I WAS in the Turn around. No. Just do what we're asking you to do. Stop making it difficult. AND YOU GUYS ARE DOING IT AGAIN. NO. ALL YOU GOT TO DO IS STAND UP. NO, I've had I asked to go to the bathroom. You're creating this situation yourself. NO, NO, I'M NOT. YOU GUYS I NEED TO GO PEE. YOU GUYS ARE LYING. LYING. I NEED TO GO PEE. I CAN'T LOSE MY DOG. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO LOSE YOUR DOG. We are GOING TO PUT HER IN THE SERIOUSLY, PLEASE. IF YOU DO THIS, WE'RE GOING TO PUT leg shackles on you. Okay, I need to Stop. I can't And that's the move. I didn't want to pee on my dog. No, miss, you're not going to lose your dog. Hey, listen to me. I need to GO PEE. YEAH, WE are going to Listen to me so I can tell you something about the dog, okay? We're going to call animal control officer then. We'll get the dog and we have a kennel. Okay, I lost my Calm down and make sense here. I need to go pee, seriously. I need You're not going And let's get to the station then. I need My stuff is in the bathroom. can get you what you need if I can get you out of here. We're not doing that here. We're not doing that here. She was charged with criminal trespass, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. When a hotel tells a guest to leave, that decision isn't up for debate. Once police are involved, it stops being a discussion and becomes an enforcement issue. Blaming officers or expecting them to fix personal disputes won't change the result. It only turns a basic trespass situation into a criminal problem. The smarter choice is to comply, even if you think the situation is unfair. Cooperation lowers tension, reduces risk, and gives you room to deal with the issue later without piling on extra charges. Let's move on to the next case where an entitled couple harassed hotel staff over a refund that's not the staff's fault. I'm going to ask you if you've been trespassed already. I need No, you're not getting my money. I'm going to ask you I have not broken the No. No, you're going TO WOAH. WOAH. WHAT THE WOAH. YOU STOP. WOAH. STOP BEING DRAMATIC, MA'AM. Your problem is that you keep thinking you know the law better than I do. I've been doing this a long time. On November 4th, 2024, officers responded to a hotel regarding a couple who were causing a disturbance over a payment issue. Here's what happened next. Screaming and yelling. Because they're saying we charged him for three nights. >> Okay. When we charged him for two nights. There is no way in our system charge without it being attached to a folio. Okay. Screaming and yelling. Won't the owner don't want to leave. Okay. Are they current guests? No, they checked out. Okay. All right. And they're they're never going to call the cops because we stole from them. We did not. I can show you our bill. Okay. So, see in our computer system, when you run a card, it goes directly into our system. One, two. Okay. Here's the first one. Uh-huh. Here's the second one. Okay. This one was declined. Unless this their printout shows the declined and the two sales. These two are mimicking because this is a Right. Got it. authorization. And then we capture their card when they come in and hand our cards. Okay. Okay. I'm not going to hand them anything. I'm going to scream at them. Okay. After speaking with staff and reviewing the transaction paperwork, officers approached the suspects to take their statements. I'll be right back. Hello. Well, we can step out. That's fine. We have our privacy rights just like she has hers. We'll be fine. NO, I KNOW YOU WERE COMING to talk to us. That's okay. Yeah, that's fine. Yeah. That's my style. That's my style. Okay. So, tell me what's going on. Okay. So, I'm going to show you since she showed you her paperwork. >> Okay. All right. I was charged here 104.28, right? One night. I was charged here twice. We stayed two nights. They charged me three times. Okay. And I just want my money back. >> Okay. Have you disputed it with your I don't need to dispute it with the bank because they took the money. My bank didn't take the money. They took it from me. But it's And now I don't They took it. We've got the proof that they did and then the lady started getting an attitude with me and I told her no, I want to speak to your boss. Okay. She told me her boss was in California. Well, I don't give a about that. She's still your boss and she needs to do her job because if you're not going to get ahold of somebody then I'll call somebody else. Well, I'm calling the cops on you. Call them. I'm not going to run cuz I ain't done nothing wrong. Right. Got it. And we can review the cameras where her boss standing right there behind the had to tell her to stop and be quiet because she was causing the issue. All right. So, at this point, they've got one that shows was declined, right? Right. Yes. I understand. It's it's going it's going to be within There were four charges. One got declined >> Right. because the guy put in the wrong number. Okay. Over the phone. Right. The lady here called me. And then we charged We put it on his card instead of my card. The first charge was under my card. Okay, right? The one that got declined. Okay. And then the rest of the charges went to his card under Okay. So So all all three charges that were taken out were under his card. The one that was declined I can prove Well, she showed me three, but one said pre-authorization. You know how they kind of hold until the end. Right. And he waited We waited two days. Okay. They posted. It was posted. And now my bank account's in the negative, so I have a huge problem. And it ain't a corporate It ain't a call a corporate type problem. It's a fix-it problem. Okay. What's going on with them? When a two-day hotel stay leaves your bank account in the negative, it might not be the right time to vacation. The officers asked the couple to leave, but their refusal quickly escalated the situation and led to handcuffs. Give your license or anything. >> No, you're not getting my ID. Okay. They've already asked you to leave. They've already asked you to leave, so you are trespassing. Sir, they've already asked you to leave. And I will leave. >> No, they You're already You're still here. No, they have to ask you. You've been trespassed already. No, you're not getting my ID. I'm going to ask you I have not broken the law for nothing. Stop resisting. What are you talking about resisting, man? Are you kidding me? Resisting what? Resisting what? I TOLD YOU I WOULD LEAVE if you were asking me to leave, sir. I keep saying WHAT I JUST SAID. I JUST SAID I WOULD LEAVE IF YOU ASKED. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO DO SHE ASKED if she asked you to leave. And you have no right to do this. If she asked you to leave >> way, guys, we're 5-0, we're 5-0. the police department. You have no right to touch me, check my ID, or anything. I asked you if you were asking me to leave, you would not answer me, sir. You've already been asked to leave. Well, then I told No, by who? By them. I don't care about them. I asked you. >> It doesn't matter. I asked you directly if I was being asked to leave, you would not answer me. Then you grabbed me and put me in handcuffs. I was never asked to leave. We were standing here having a conversation, ma'am. You're going TO DENY THAT? DO YOU HAVE YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE, MA'AM? She doesn't deny that. Can I have it? >> No. You're going to go in handcuffs as well, ma'am. WELL, THEN I'LL WALK OUT TO THE ROAD. YOU'VE already been asked TO LEAVE. OKAY, WELL, I'm leaving. Don't touch me. >> no, you're going in handcuffs. DON'T YOU TOUCH ME. YOU STOP STOP BEING DRAMATIC, MA'AM. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. EVEN WITH THE HANDCUFFS ON, they still refused to listen to anyone. I don't have nothing else to SAY TO YOU. I DON'T care what you got to say. I have nothing else to say to you. What they're doing right now is illegal, ma'am. >> Okay. All right. I asked him if you asked us to leave and he would not answer me and then he put me in handcuffs for no reason. You're being detained right now. No, there ain't no detain. I'm in handcuffs, that means I'm going to jail. You're being detained. I'm in handcuffs, that means I'm going to jail. I was not being violent. I was not doing anything. There's cameras on here just watching. I'm not being detained. You're taking me to jail today, please. I'm not taking you to jail. You're Oh, no, I'm going to jail. Do you want to go to jail? I'm in handcuffs, I want to go to jail. YES, SIR. HEY, GIRL, BABY, DON'T TALK TO HER. SHE'S NOBODY. You put me in handcuffs cuz I was standing here talking to you. Who do you think you are? I'm Deputy Vilhauer with the Santa Rosa Police Department. >> yeah, and I'll be talking to IA and your boss. Well, you don't talk to IA. You might want Yeah, you do. Yeah, you do. That's where the formal complaint goes. You know, not when you call and I want to talk to your sergeant type Yeah, no, I know I can't do We were standing here having a nice, peaceful conversation, ma'am. >> Yes. There was no reason for you to put your hands on anybody. Deputy Robbins asked you >> for my ID and got pissed off cuz I wouldn't >> No, you refused to twice. Exactly, and I don't have to give you my ID, bro. I have not broken a law. What law did I break? Cuz they want you to trespass. That is not a law. That is not a criminal offense. No, it is not. It is a civil in front No. All right, you know the law better than I do. They stole money from me out of my groceries now. I lost my grocery money. I understand that, but that's a That is a civil issue, but you make it a criminal issue when they've told you to leave and you're still here. >> me to stay. She said, "No, hold on. Let me go pull up this paperwork." Yes, she did. Pull up the cameras. She said, "Go back there and pull up the paperwork." Okay, well, there is cameras. Okay. So, she lied to you and I'm going to jail because she lied to you? >> You're going to jail because she told you guys to leave and your Is that That's your husband or boyfriend? He's already admitted to it as well, so The officers then escorted them to the squad car. Nobody's broken the law here, man. This is the problem people have with police right here. Violating my rights. You think I don't know my rights? You're an expert. Hell yeah, hell. I'm an expert on the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth amendment rights. And my rights are that you cannot ID me unless I broke a law. Good. All right. Can I have a seat back here? Have a seat for me. Failure to ID? Yes. >> What law is that? You're on the property that they asked you to leave. I'm not Yes, it's 810.8 A They said 1011 if you want to look at it. >> trespass. That's trespass on structure structure or conveyance. That's trespass on structure structure or conveyance. I told you guys I would leave, man. She did, too. And you threw us in handcuffs anyway because we wouldn't ID. Yeah, exactly. You We don't have We don't have time. Trespassing is not Look, that's that's civil, bro. And you know it as well as I do. And we told you we would leave. This is ridiculous. Guys, are Y'all kidding me, man? >> Dude, it was ridiculous. That's why we're trying to help you out. I was standing there speaking to you, bro. I wasn't Yes, but then as soon as Hey, hey, as soon as Debbie Robbins asked you, you started getting super animated and looking like you were going to take off. If I was going to take off, I would have left before you guys got here, man. I stayed here waiting on you because somebody called you. >> think like Would you really think this is what we wanted to do? No, I don't think this is what you wanted to >> didn't want to kick you while you're down. >> do either, man. You guys wanted to leave. I would have >> and that's what I'm saying, sir. We're trying to figure out to to get your money back, to see what was going on. And all T was going to do was issue a simple trespass That's what it was, just a piece of paper. That was it, man. But you made it a lot more by refusing to provide identification when he asked you. When I get asked for ID by law enforcement, it makes me feel like I've broken the law. Well, we can't issue you a trespass warning if we don't know who you are. Right. >> It's just going to say unknown white male with a I understand that part. So, we need to ID you so we can issue that warning. >> that part completely, but that was my whole thing, man. That's all we're trying to do. That's all we're trying to do. That's all we're trying to do. >> You don't need my ID. You don't need nothing if I'm leaving, right? I'm gone. No more problems. We have to a trespass warning because They didn't want They didn't want They didn't ask, sir. Sorry, I just got to get off this foot. You're good, man. You can slide in. So, you told them two between two to three times to leave? >> I asked them to leave, and I asked them to First, I asked them to settle down. Then I said, "I'm going to get the paperwork from our night audit, which shows the transactions for the day." Mhm. I tried to explain to him they didn't want They did not want me to explain to them. They said All she said was, "You'll see your She showed me her bank account. I didn't even look at it." But she just turned the phone around and said, "I have three entries here." And I said, "Well, one is pending." And I said, "One will fall off." I said, "And um most institutions they'll fall off between 7 to 10 business days. We have no control over that." But they were They were adamant that we stole money from them. And that we were going to give it to them. They were not leaving. And they wanted to speak to the manager. Um but I did ask him to leave. Okay. Do you mind including that in your statement that you did tell them to leave? >> Mhm. Okay. The officers then escorted them to the squad car. >> I know, officer. Why? By doing five over the speed limit? This is not a stop and ID state. That's not the law. You think you know everything is the issue, sir. That's That's your problem. Your problem Your problem is that you keep thinking you know the law better than I do. I've been doing this a long time. You don't. >> and ID state. You don't. No, it's not, sir. It's not a stop and ID state. The man and the woman were charged with resisting arrest and criminal trespassing. You don't win legal arguments by being loud or arrogant. When staff and police tell you to leave, leave. Pride and attitude don't cancel facts. They just fast-track you from an inconvenience to a criminal charge. Sometimes the smartest move is knowing when the argument is already over. Thank you for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you don't miss out on the next interesting videos. See you in the next video. Share your thoughts on this video. Don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment. Thank you for watching.