I don't have to give you my license. I didn't do anything wrong. I know the law. Obviously, I do. I am a whole security officer, sir. How much did you drink tonight? Only one drink. Just one drink? >> Yep. Stop laughing cuz you're making me laugh. I'm not. Seriously. I'm giggling. You're smiling. I can't help it. All right. Oh, it's puke. I'm going to throw up. I didn't realize it until just now. That is puke. I'm going to throw up. It's honestly unbelievable how confident these Karens are right before every trick fails instantly on body cam. You sound so ignorant right now. Everyone's looking at you. Congratulations. You're talking. You're talking. Welcome to Police X 10, where attitude meets authority. Get ready for a wild ride in cops versus the dumbest Karens whose tricks fail instantly. Starting with this girl who got herself arrested for a really stupid reason. Okay. Ms. Marissa, do me a favor. No. No. No. >> Step out of the vehicle. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. ROLL OUT. ROLL OVER ON YOUR STOMACH. On December 1st, 2023, in Florida, an officer on patrol noticed a woman passing out behind the wheel outside of a bar. Here's what happened next. It's in Now, it's it's in park right now. The vehicle is on hot to the touch and I can hear the engine running. Hey, my my camera's on. I'm going to go grab my car to set the rear block. Jeremy says he's going to be on his way. You can honestly cut the lights if you want. She's completely asleep. So, um I'm going to keep it as dark and quiet as possible. Jeremy says he's on his way. Vehicle's on, in park, and she's completely asleep. So. It's in park. Yeah. I just don't want her to wake up, freak out, and [ __ ] try and get out. Is it in park? It's in park. Okay. Hello. Can you roll down your window for us, please? Hi. Hello. How are you? Good. Do you have your driver's license and registration? 16 at quarter to 12. Huh? Not right Not right now? Where's your Where's Where is it? With her friend who went to go get With Where's your friend? With her He went to go get food? Okay. >> [snorts] >> Who's uh Who's car is this? It's mine. It's yours? Is it registered to you or your parents? My parents. Parents, okay. It looks like she was so drunk she wasn't even able to process what was going on. The officers then tried their best to get her information. Why is this a traffic stop? What uh because you're you're being stopped, okay? If you I'm not anywhere right now. I'm parked right now. Yeah. You're right. What's your birthday? I know when my birthday is. I'm I'm asking when it is. Why is that? I'm I'm just curious at this point. What What When's your birthday? I know when my birthday is. I understand. Could you tell me? Why? Cuz I'm asking nicely. You don't want to answer. You have to answer, unfortunately. This is a traffic stop. You have to. Why is this a traffic stop? Where's that? Hey, can you hop out of the car for me? Why? Cuz it's a lawful request for you to exit the vehicle. Did you come on out? Why is that? Cuz I'm I'm lawfully asking you to exit the vehicle, Marissa. >> Why? Uh because I have There's Supreme Court case law that says I'm allowed to ask you to exit a vehicle on a traffic stop. >> We're in the parking lot. Yes. Yes, ma'am. Because I found you asleep at the wheel with your engine running. And based on the fact that this is a bar and I watched you walk past me earlier and you appeared to be under the influence of alcohol. I need to make sure that you're able to drive, okay? I don't want to move. Okay, you don't have a choice. I don't want to move. >> Okay, Marissa. Please? Despite her refusal to get out of the car, the officer still gave her a chance to comply and tried to convince her to do so. However, instead of following their instruction, she brought out her phone and started scrolling as if nothing had happened. Okay, here here's the thing, Marissa. Um We need to see that you can step out of the vehicle and that you can walk so that we can see that you can drive. Do you need any medical attention? >> I don't need medical attention. Okay. Where is your Your boyfriend is in line getting food here? Marissa. I can hear you. Okay. We're being very nice right now. I know you can be nice. Okay. So, we need you to step out of the car to talk to us so that we can see that you are okay to drive cuz when I came up, you were slouched over, the car was running, and we need to make sure that you're okay. Marissa, right now talking to you, I can smell the odor of alcohol, and it grows stronger when you talk to me. Okay? You are in actual physical control of a vehicle. Okay? And so, right now I need to make sure that you're okay to drive. Would you be willing to participate in a set of standardized field sobriety exercises for me to determine your ability to drive? Miss Marissa, do you understand the question? I understand the question. >> Okay, would you be willing to participate in a in a set of standardized >> not want to deal with my parents right now. No, yeah, you're not dealing with your parents. You're dealing with me. I I understand that. Okay, Marissa, I have to ask one more time. Would you be willing to participate in a set of standardized field sobriety exercises? No. Okay. Knowing that, if you refuse, you understand that I have to make a determination on your ability to drive based on my observations thus far, and refusing to participate in the exercises can be used against you in court. You understand? The officer continued to explain to her the consequences of her refusal. And of course, she didn't listen. So, he decided to place her under arrest. You understand? I'm not moving in there. Okay. Do you understand what I just said? Not really. You want me to say it one more time for you? Say anything you want. Okay. Court, do you understand? Do you understand I'm going to have to make an observation based on I'm going to have to make a judgment call. Okay, so you understand? I can hear you. Okay. You understand? I'm not getting in my car. Okay. Miss Marissa, do me a favor. No. No. Step out of the vehicle. You're under arrest. Step out of the vehicle. You're under arrest. Do not resist. Okay. Lamb, go around. Go around the other side. Why? Marissa, you're under arrest. For why? Do not resist. Do not resist. Hey, she's trying to start the car. She's trying to start the car. I'm not normal. I DON'T WANT TO START my car. Roll her out. Roll over on your stomach. On your stomach. On your stomach. Hands behind your back. Do not resist. You're just going to make it harder on yourself. Yeah, I got my cuffs. Don't tense up. Don't resist. All right, they're blocked? Yep. All right, Marissa, hop on up for me. All right, give me my hat. >> Let me get some of this. So, this is the main jail. So, you're um you'll be able Yeah, you'll be able to contact In the end, she was charged with resisting without violence and DUI. Intoxication plus indifference is a dangerous combination. When officers are giving clear instructions, ignoring them guarantees escalation. The smartest choice, every time, is to comply before a bad decision turns into criminal charges that follow you long after the night ends. Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, along came a woman who turned into a maniac after getting herself arrested for being stupid. Come on, stop it. Stop touching me. Look at me. I'm beautiful, though. You keep talking. >> Yes. You keep talking. You want to kill me. Yeah, you're going to jail. No. On March 5th, 2023, in Florida, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle with tinted windows and windshield. The vehicle then pulled into a nearby shopping complex, parking in a handicap spot. Here's what happened next. Hey, roll the windows down. Hey, windows. Windows. Yeah, I can't see. Huh? No. Pulling you over cuz of your tint. You got a driver's license? Um No, you got to have to look at my name. Do you have a handicap sticker? No, you just you just follow me and uh pulling me over. Officer, let me record this cuz No, step out. Step out. Turn around. Hey, no, no, no, no, no. Don't Don't play it. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Hey. I didn't even do nothing. Turn around. Put your hands on your back. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. I didn't even do nothing like that's crazy. I didn't even do [ __ ] You just Stop. Hey, you're getting pulled over for this window tint. For my tint? So, why are you harassing me like I'm a [ __ ] dog? You smell like weed in the car. That got [ __ ] to do with me. What the You Stop. Come on. You don't get no [ __ ] YOU DON'T GET NO [ __ ] STOP. YOU DON'T GET NO [ __ ] You You doing this Stop. for kids. Stop. >> You You don't get no [ __ ] >> Stop. Stop. You sound so ignorant right now. Everyone's looking at you. Congratulations. Look at you. Look at you. What other reason? LOOK AT YOU. LOOK AT YOU. LOOK AT ME. I'M BEAUTIFUL. Look at me. HI, GUYS. NO ONE'S TALKING I'M A FOOL. HOLD ON. CALM DOWN NOW. NO, YOU [ __ ] took my money. Okay. She sounded like she couldn't decide if she was a victim or a bully, and props to the officer for not taking BS from the crazy perp. I do a separate report. Yeah, I'm going to have to name Let me get this on camera. I put the I put the video in 13 on the front. 13 on the back. I'm going to jail. I'm taking you off the the What the What THE WHAT THE HELL THAT MEAN HE JUST HAD TO DO YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. OKAY, FINE. OKAY. AWESOME. OH, WOW. OH, we Finally. Yeah. Do a quick uh Can you Bye. Yep. Where are you going? You just wanted me somewhere. No, I didn't. Yeah, just a Please. So why y'all putting me like this? Because you're just a Hi. Hi. Ugly. You're just a [ __ ] We're all doing our job. Hurry up. TAKE ME TO JAIL SO I CAN BURN OUT, [ __ ] [ __ ] BUBBLES, WHERE YOU put that kid? I'm a Where did you get I got it here. Show me your hands. As the officers continued searching the vehicle, they made another shocking discovery on the passenger seat. A loaded pistol concealed under a child's coat. Where was that at, Sarge? On the seat. Put it in the back of the tree. No, right on the seat. Oh, you had it covered up right there. Open up that door. Perfect. Open it up. Got to love it. Unbelievable. Thank you for not REACHING FOR >> OKAY, WHY WOULD I REACH FOR THAT? I'M NOT A [ __ ] THREAT. I WOULD JUST GET MY EYEBROWS DONE. WHY WOULD I REACH FOR THAT? YOU WANT TO KILL ME? You want to kill All right, you have a concealed WEAPON ON YOU? THAT'S NOT MINE. HE'S GOT A THIS IS ALL GET ONE THAT BAD. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? HEY, SO SARGE, it was underneath this? Yeah. On the Yeah. Concealed, but underneath. Okay, okay. Okay. Some weed right here, too. Would you look at that? More marijuana and a digital scale that contained drug residue. She's going to have a lot to explain in court. Hey. Hey, what what did you say your name is? Jalyn Myres. That's J A L Y N I E M Y E R E S. I ain't got to lie. 26, July 2nd, 1996. Jalyn, relax. No, cuz he didn't want to Stop. Stop. You're the You're playing the victim. It doesn't work. Stop. No one No one's helping you. No one No one. Everybody knows you're wrong. You're wrong. You got guns and drugs. Stop. Stop. So, this isn't yours? It's in the same bag. Okay, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Dude, keep talking. Keep talking. You keep talking. You keep talking. You keep going. Stop. You got a name? You're going to jail. Good night. Just go around her. Go around her. Go around her. It It's It's It's a common It's not a common thing. Before taking her to jail, the officers found one last charge to add to the list inside her vehicle, an open container of alcohol. She's just a mad woman. You going to have fun going to the jail. >> [laughter] >> Oh, uh Sarge, where was that bottle? That alcohol actually? Open container of alcohol. >> [snorts] >> We're towing your car. >> [laughter] >> Must be you. There's no air vent between me and you. So, it's It must It must It must be you. It must be you. >> [laughter] >> You know there's no air vent between me and you? You know that, right? I'm not going to smell you. What? You're weird. That's weird. I'm smelling you? That is odd. The woman was charged with carrying a concealed firearm, possession of cannabis over 20 g, possession of drug paraphernalia, and resisting without violence. She was also cited for her tinted window and open container. Small violations can uncover big consequences, especially when combined with dishonesty and resistance. Staying calm and compliant can't erase what's already in the car, but erratic behavior almost guarantees everything will come to light, and that the outcome will be far worse than it ever needed to be. Now, let's go from chaos to calm, especially the kind of calmness only a drunk pretty privileged girl could have. Well, how much did you drink tonight? >> Only one drink. Just one drink? Final answer? >> I won't lie to you. A Miller Lite. >> That's There's no I wanted to say like a Miller did that to you. Big man. >> Was it like a 128-oz Miller? Yeah, like a freaking bucket of Miller gets together. All right, stop laughing cuz you're making me laugh. >> I'm not. Seriously. I'm giggling. You're smiling. I can't help it. >> [laughter] >> All right. >> to do it. >> Oh, it's puke. >> Smells like puke. Look, it's like puke or something. It is puke. >> I'm going to throw up. >> I didn't realize it until just now. That is puke. >> I'm going to [ __ ] throw up. On January 15th, 2023, an officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for improper lane usage. Here's what happened next. Hello. Hello. Hey, I'm Officer Smith with the Gainesville Police Department. >> you, Mr. Smith. Um I've never heard that before in a traffic stop. I appreciate that. Um hey, so I'm just stopping you for improper lane usage. You understand? Sorry, I was on the phone. You're on the phone? >> honest. >> Okay. Who are you on the phone with? My baby daddy. I'll put you on to him too. Okay. Zachary? Yeah. You can talk to him if you want. are >> coming from? I'm coming from JJ's. I just got off. I'm going to Street. Go home. Yeah. Okay. You live on Street in Bentonville? >> Yep. Okay. What time did your shift end at JJ's? It ended at 10:30. Okay. You had to clean up and all that stuff? Okay. How much did you drink tonight? Only one drink. Just one drink? Final answer? >> A Miller Lite? >> Yes. That's I won't lie to you. A Miller Lite. >> That's That's all you've had? >> Yes, sir. You can ask Zachary. I don't really want to talk to Zachary. >> you don't. But I'm just saying. Okay. Hey, uh your driver's license? Yes, sir. Um here's these two. My insurance and registration. Give me a second cuz I do do throw my driver's license in here. All right. Well, you just keep on looking for that. I'll be right back, okay? Look, yeah, I can smell it from across the car. Oh, yeah, there's shoes all over the road. She's like, "I had one Miller Lite." There's no I wanted to say like a Miller did that to you? Big Miller. I was going to say, "Was it like a 128 oz Miller Lite?" Yeah, like a freaking bucket of Miller After looking for a while, she found her license and gave it to the officer. He then asked her to do a sobriety test. All right. Where are we at on it? Awesome. Brooke Yes. Teague? Am I saying that right? Teague? Yes. Like baseball league. Teague like baseball league. That's >> Yeah. It helps people spell it cuz they never spell it correctly. 971 721. All right, Brooke. Hey, would you want to do some field sobriety tests to make sure you're good to go? All right. You want me to turn the car off? What do you want to do? You can leave it on or running. I'll keep it warm. Go back in front of my car for me, okay? No guns or knives on you? Uh no. Definitely. All right. Do you wear glasses or contacts? I am blind, but I don't wear contacts because I had a cataract issue. Okay. You guys said you want a jacket? >> I do not, but I'll be fine. Okay. All right. Take a step forward for me. All right. Put your feet together like mine. Heel to heel, toe to toe. Keep your arms at your side and just relax, okay? Look straight ahead. You see me tap of finger? Yes no? >> Yes. All right, follow with your eyes. Don't move your head. You understand that? >> Okay. Okay. You want to move your head a little bit for me? Appreciate it. All right, right here, okay? Don't move your head. Try not to move your head. You're making me giggle. I'm sorry. She makes me giggle, too. It's okay. Okay. >> [laughter] >> I snore. I'm from Huntsville. >> We're we're supposed to be professional. I'm from Huntsville. Is it going to make me snort? Everybody loves Okay, sorry. >> Let's get together, okay? Except for the part where she was driving drunk. The rest is quite good. She followed the officer's instructions and caused no problem. Well, the flirty part was quite strange, though. All right, stop laughing cuz you're making me laugh. >> I'm not. Seriously. I'm giggling. I'm sorry. >> a serious deal, all right? Okay. All right, hands at your side, though. I can tell you're trying to laugh, and it's making me laugh. Get it. You're smiling. I can't help it. >> [laughter] >> All right, stop. Okay. I'm sorry. I'm What [laughter] if I'm just smiling? >> no. >> I'm sorry. Anyway. I get nervous. Okay. Don't move your head, okay? It's nice to see people don't scream into the officer's face for once. She might be the nicest drunk person in a car in these types of videos. All right. You sure you don't have like a blanket you can throw on yourself? >> No, I really don't. I just cleaned my car out, to be honest with you. Okay. I just moved. All right. Step right in this circle that I just made. Okay. And face this way. >> Okay. All right. >> [snorts] >> Can you imagine a straight line coming out of your left foot? You can? Okay. Put your right foot in front of your left foot on that imaginary line. Keep your arms at your side and just relax, okay? Don't move until I tell you to so. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. All right. For this test, I'm going to take nine heel-to-toe steps down the imaginary line, make a small turn, and then take nine more heel-to-toe steps back down that imaginary line with your arms at your side, looking down at your feet, and counting out loud. It's going to look like it's going to be like this. Okay. One, two, three. So on and so forth until you get to nine. Assuming this is your lead foot, take a series of small steps exactly like so to turn around, and then take nine more heel-to-toe steps back down the imaginary line. One, two, three. So on and so forth until you get to nine. For demonstration purposes, I'm doing three. Remember, you're doing nine. Okay? During this test, remember to keep your arms at your side, look down at your feet, count out loud, and do not not stop the test until you've completed the test. Okay. Okay? Do you have any questions? Do you understand the test? >> sir. All right. Remember to keep your arms at your side, okay? You can begin whenever you're ready. One, two, [snorts] three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. All right. After one more test, the officer determined that she was driving under the influence of alcohol and put her under arrest. All right, whenever you're ready. Keep your arms at your side, okay? Out of your pockets. 1 second, 2 second, 3 second, 4 second, 5 second, 6 second, 7 second, 8 second, 9 second, 10 second, 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20, 21 22 23 24 25 26 Okay, you can put your foot down. How much you've actually had to drink? I've had two Millers. Two Millers now? That's it? >> Yes, sir. You can call Mitchell, the manager. Okay. Why don't you go ahead and put your hands behind your back for me, okay? Behind you. This one. 929 >> uh I have a son. Can my boyfriend get the car? Hold on one second. 971's 10-15. >> He's on the phone still. Who is? My baby daddy. It's on the dashboard. Okay. Zachary? Yes. Okay, do you have anything in your pockets? No, sir. No. >> Nothing at all? >> No. Nothing that will hurt you. No. Well, anything at all? >> No, nothing. >> Like packet of gum? >> Could be. No. Something. All right. Hello. Um Yeah. 929, we'll also need a code 11. The officer then contacted her boyfriend and inventoried her car. Zachary, you still here? Zachary? Yeah. Hey, I'm Officer Smith with the Bentonville Police Department. She wanted me to let you know that so she's been placed under arrest and she'll be in the county for an 8-hour 8-hour sober hold, okay? What do you Well, so it's being towed to Bentonville Towing. Are you Are you also the registered owner or is it just her? The car seat? Where are you at right now? Where is your house at? Do you know where Credit Card's is? So, Rainbow Curve, South Walton and 34th Street. No, that's where we're at right now. So, I'm going to take We can take the car seat out and cuz we're going to tow the vehicle, but I can take the car seat out and you can come pick it up for the kid. Does that make sense? Can you You can't drive? I got you. Um I know. Um yeah, I don't know what to tell you there, man. I'm sorry. Um yeah, but tomorrow um you and her can go to uh Bentonville Towing and and get it out. So, it'll just be until tomorrow. I mean, you can just Yeah. Yeah, so the She's going to be She's going to go to Benton County for an 8-hour sober hold, but the car is going to Bentonville Towing. Um and tomorrow is when it No. No, it's just a sober hold with a ticket. There's no like bond or anything like that. Anything else, Zachary? Yes, sir. Um probably not, no. You're not the registered owner. All right, sir. Dropped some weed. Some what? Some weed. Dun dun dun. Oh, it's empty. It's like took all of her [ __ ] cash out. She's at JJ's. Yeah, I saw the uh little notepad thing over here. She said she's I don't know, but There might be some extra weed if you don't mind looking for it. I'll look. I'm going to get out of here. Oh, this sucks. Scratchy is all over it. That sucks. Yeah. Well, what is it? Don't you do it. If you do it, I'm going to do it. It's not Stop. It's not funny, but that smell that. God. I was not listening to what she said. Oh, it's puke. It smells like puke. Look. It's like puke or something. It is puke. I'm going to throw up. I didn't realize it until just now. That is puke. I'm going to [ __ ] throw up. >> [clears throat] >> I'm salivating so bad right now. Oh my god. There's no way that's not puke. It looks like it. Ah, get it together. It's not even like that like normal puke. It's it's cute puke. It's 10-4. Is it showing that it used to exist or is it just not valid? I wonder if she fit Like they uh Like the weed card? >> Yeah. Let me see it. It looks I mean, it doesn't look bad. But, it's just coming back as not valid. She's She's knocking. Hello. >> please have my inhaler? Your inhaler? It's in my purse. Your inhaler? >> In the purse. Hey, she's apparently needs her inhaler. We ought to get people inhalers? I guess, if it's a medical emergency. She's freaking out a little bit, so I guess we'll do that. All right, you're okay. I'm shaking. I'm ready. >> an ambulance? No. All right. >> Ready? Yeah. Okay, you ready again? Yeah. Hey, if at any point you think you need an ambulance, you better tell me, okay? But, I can assure you that it's going to be all right. You'll be fine, okay? Oh, that's not secure at all. You [ __ ] kidding me? I hate people. Come on. Tighten this up for you cuz you can't do it yourself. I'm on my business, though. All right. It's just your kid's life. In the end, she was charged with DWI. Let's move on to the next case where an entitled woman thinks she knows the law better than the police. Ma'am. I don't have to give you my license. I didn't do I know the law. Obviously, I do. I am a whole security offi- I'm showing you my license. Can I have it? >> Here. You see On December 26th, 2024, an officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for failing to stop at an intersection. Here's what happened next. What am I being stopped for? Why are you Why are you >> on the side of me? Because what are you stopping me for? What are you stopping me for? You ran the stop sign. >> I did not Don't Don't No, I did not. Don't Don't lie on me. I did not run no stop sign, sir. You came back speeding and I know for a fact I was not doing over the speed limit. Because I'm going through something right now, so I know for a fact I wasn't speeding. All right. Hear me out. I'm on the business of writing tickets. Do you have your driver's license on you? For what? What do I What do I What do I need to get that for? You're sitting on me. You're not telling the truth cuz I did not run that stop sign, sir. I'm going to ask for your license. >> No, because I don't have to give them to you because I didn't do any crime. I didn't do anything wrong. I'm going to ask you >> This is not even my car, sir. This is a Turo. >> that's fine. So, I mean, if you have to run it, I can give you the lady's information and you can look at the booking, sir. I did not do anything wrong. I don't have to give you my license. I didn't do anything wrong. I am going to ask you one more time for your license and I am going to ask you out of the car. >> to fight You're going to be placed under arrest. Under arrest for what? And you're going to get a lawsuit for touching me cuz I don't have any drugs, nothing in this car. I didn't do anything wrong. You're stopping me unlawful, sir. I know the law. I know the law. Obviously, I do. I am a whole security officer, sir. Okay, give me your ID. What do I need to give you my ID for? I did not commit a crime. No, I did not run the stop sign. I did not commit any crime, sir. I did not commit and I was not even doing I was doing speed limit. I was not even speeding because I'm going through something right now. So, that's that's not true. You came at me full throttle. Full throttle for no reason. It's explosive mouth diarrhea right off the bat and it never stops. I guess she's over talking to intimidate the officer. Mark my word, this won't end well for her. Full throttle. You came at me full throttle for no reason and I slowed up to see what the heck was speeding behind me so fast. Give me your license. I don't have to give you my license. For what? What crime? You can do whatever you want to do and I can sue cuz I did nothing wrong. What are you stopping me for? Can I ask your name? My name is Faith. Faith, nice to meet you. My name is Deputy Paul. >> Hi, Deputy. How are you? Stopping me for no reason. I understand. Can I just You mind if I explain something to you? What? He's lying saying I ran a stop sign. I wasn't even speeding. And then he's going to talk about how he's going to throw me out the car? Sure. Put this window down. Don't Don't Don't hit on this car. This is not my car. She's not going to do it. I'm not going to do it cuz I did nothing wrong. Relax. Stop hitting on this car. This is not my car. Faith. Faith. Right here. All right. I don't like this. It take all y'all for one person. >> here to explain to This is horrible. This is ridiculous. >> a few things, Faith? What are you explaining? >> I'm going to explain to you the traffic stop. I didn't do anything wrong. >> There's saying that you ran a stop sign which >> not I was telling the truth. I know I'm going through something right now and I was doing speed limit. He's lying. Please, follow me here. We observed you driving Like get the ass out. There's nothing in the car. What what are y'all looking at? No drugs, no nothing. >> please. Right now you're driving a car, correct? Yes? Okay. So I saw you traveling on State Road. And I was speeding. >> I'm not saying that you're speeding. You're traveling. You're traveling in a in a vehicle. >> Right? >> Right now you're detained. We have the I'm not detained cuz I did nothing wrong. >> stop is a lawful detention. I did nothing wrong. Why are you stopping me for nothing? That's what I'm trying to tell you. He came at me full throttle like something was going on and I stopped like who is this speeding behind me? >> Can I finish? I'm listening to you. Can you listen to me for one second? >> what am I stopped for? That's all I want to know. What am I being stopped for? >> as of right now >> gave me a valid reason. >> And if I was speeding, why you didn't stop me right then and there? Why you had to turn around and come and then push up on me and then put your lights on? Why? Can I explain to you? Can I explain you the process, please? You don't have to explain cuz I did nothing wrong. >> Okay, so I'm going to ask you one time for your driver's license. Hang on a second. Right now you are lawfully detained. >> No, I'm not I'm not being detained cuz I committed no crime, sir. >> me finish. >> I committed no crime. And all this is being recorded. >> That's fine. >> in a vehicle. Okay. >> state of Florida when you're pulled over for a lawful detention you have to give >> do anything wrong. I didn't commit a crime. What crime did I commit? Give me my ticket so I can go. That's it. >> I would love to if I can just get your license. >> You don't For what? >> So I can write you the ticket. For what? I don't have to give you my license. She didn't want to give the officer her license because it was suspended. She's lucky that these officers are quite nice for not pulling her ass out of the car. Yes, that's the law. So let me explain something first. >> I don't have to give you my license. >> As of right now I've asked multiple times >> Right, you have. >> Right now we're we're we're resisting without We're resisting without violence. I'm resisting? What? Okay, whatever you want to say. I I I lawyer. It's fine. Whatever you want to do. >> have your driver's license? I do. >> Can I have it? And they're 54. Can I have it? They're everything is correct. Okay. Do you want me to take a look at it? For for what reason? >> Ma'am, the deputy saw you run the >> I'm talking to him. I'm asking for what I don't have to give you my license. I committed no crime. You you you committed a traffic infraction. >> He's lying. No, I did not. He's lying. >> understand this is not the place to to have to have road side chat. >> these police officers for one woman. One woman. Why? And you don't feel like you that you There's no guns in the car. There's no guns. >> You can argue that in court. That's not a problem. That's what court is for. I know what court is for. But in the meantime, I will need your driver's license to write you the citations. What are you giving me citations for and I committed no crime? >> being uh traffic control device, which is running your stop sign. >> Okay. So, where's the proof? 316.123 A Where's the proof? >> We're going to go through that in court. Where's the proof though? We're going to go through that in court. >> He's not telling me the >> That's That's for the judge to decide. So, do you mind giving me your driver's license? >> You know what? What is the um the the whatchamacallit number for you guys? You guys have insurance. I need that number as well. >> I can get it for you as well. >> Good. I want it. Okay. Can I have your driver's license? >> I want it. Write as many citations as you want. I'm going to fight it in court cuz he's lying. There you go. You see it? I have to write you the citation, okay? What are you writing me? I thought I just I just explained to you. Where is he? Do you mind if I have it? So, what do you Here you go. Right here. You see it? >> I need it to go back to my laptop so I can write you the citations. But you wasn't the one that stopped me. Where's the other one at? I'll give it to him so we can write the citations. Do you mind if I have the driver's >> So, what do you Okay. This is the driver's license here? I know. We need it so we can write the citations. >> Okay. You see it? I committed no crime. Ma'am, again. >> I committed no crime. I committed no crime. I don't even have to give you my license. >> for us to discuss. >> Well, I don't have to give you my license. You see it here. I'm showing it to you guys. I committed no crime. Do you mind if I take a picture of it? >> No, I committed no crime. >> So, how am I going to identify you? >> I'm showing you I'm showing you my license. Can I have it? Here. You see It's like watching a kid trying to hide something. It's embarrassing to watch someone be so confidently ignorant. >> You're going to lie on me saying I was speeding. >> Can I have your driver's license, ma'am? If I was speeding, why you had to turn around and come back if I was speeding? Again, listen, you're making this a lot harder. I'm not making nothing cuz you stopped me for no reason. >> Also, can you turn off the car? What I need What am I going to do? Drive off? >> At this point I feel you are, yes. Can you turn off the car? >> have to turn off nothing. What did I do? I'm not committing a crime. What did I do? Y'all guys are just harassing me for no reason. >> Okay, so It's no weapons in the car. I showed you my license. What else? Everything's on cam. >> If we can take If we can If we can take your license and write you >> I just showed you my license. I committed no crime. I committed no crime. >> That's not for you to argue on the side of >> I'm letting you know. I'm letting you know as a citizen. I'm under- I'm under- I'm understanding what you're saying, but we're going to agree to disagree. Is that fair? >> Okay, what else? What I need your driver's license. >> have to give you that. Ma'am, you do cuz you're resisting. >> What? I'm not resisting nothing. I'm talking to you guys. >> ma'am. How are we going to get your license number? How are we going to get it? There's a long tricky number on your license. How are we going to get it? Can you stop stop the tapping on tapping on the car, please? Can you stop? I just showed it to you. I just showed it to you. >> you're also not wearing your seat belt. Okay, well Okay, well >> Let me write you the ticket, right? So can I have your license? That's what That's what Cuz you're not You're not even wearing your Y'all wasting my time right now. Well, if you want to give me your license so we can write you a citation. >> wrong. I'm telling you I did nothing wrong. So wearing your seat belt is not a law? Let me just record this cuz this is getting too much. This is getting too much. Listen, if your license isn't valid, I'm on the business writing tickets. Excuse me, my license is valid, honey. My license is very valid. I just showed it to you guys. You took a picture of it. >> Listen, no one's here trying to mess any- with you. >> What? What do you mean? What? You're harassing me for no reason. That's what. I should be aggravated. Talking about what? I'm going to pull who out the car? I want you guys to pull me out the car. Lawsuit. Five five cameras >> you guys to pull me out the car. Lawsuit. I want you guys to pull me out the car. That'll be a great lawsuit. How am I resisting? I DID NO CRIME. BECAUSE WE'RE GIVING you a lawful >> I don't have to. I DID NOTHING WRONG. YOU YOU COMMITTED A traffic in- I DID NOT. HE'S LYING. You ran a stop sign. So what? How did I Really? Let me see it. Don't jerk our cameras. Let me see that I ran. And cheating also illegal. This is not my car, baby. This is a rental. This has nothing to do with THIS IS NOT MY CAR. THIS IS NOT MY CAR. It doesn't matter. I HAVE TURBO. THAT is is not my vehicle. So, whoever put this on here No, well, let it go to her. So, I didn't put Got it. And this is not my car. This is a Turbo. Anything else? Driving operating a vehicle. But This is not my car. This has nothing to do with me. I rented the car like this. So, you make no sense. How am I responsible for someone that owns this vehicle? I don't own it. I don't own Come on. We're talking about tint and somebody We you we're we're talking about tint and somebody dying right now. Seriously, come on. You're you're talking about a tint and someone dying. We're going to be a What am I stepping out of the vehicle for? Arrested for what crime did I commit? Tell me what crime did I commit? What crime did I commit? Please do not open This is illegal. This is illegal. They're opening my car door illegally. Okay. I'm going to step out. Just don't touch me. I'm stepping out. I'm going to step OUT. JUST TELL HIM DON'T TOUCH ME. Don't touch me. What's wrong with y'all? Could you step out on your own, ma'am? So, what's going on now? Let me know what's going on cuz I committed no crime. Can I have the sergeant? I need a sergeant now. I need a sergeant now. I'm asking for a sergeant. I'm asking for a sergeant. I'm going to step out. Don't touch me. I'm going to step out ON MY OWN. DON'T TOUCH ME. PLEASE DON'T TOUCH I'M I'M TO STEP OUT. I'M TELLING YOU, I'M GOING TO STEP OUT. YOU GOT ONE LEG OUT ALREADY. YOU GOT ONE LEG OUT ALREADY. COME ON. TELL HIM STOP TOUCHING ME, PLEASE. COME ON. COME ON. COME ON. I'M GOING TO STEP OUT. GET out of the car. I got you. Come on. Come on. Okay, I'm going Get out of the [ __ ] car, man. Don't touch Can I get my shoes on? Yep, come on. Come on. We gave you plenty opportunities. Okay. Where are your shoes? Oh, your shoes are in Oh, why are they so low? Relax. Wait, both my phone is in That's all right. I ain't worried about your phone. Finally, it's about time for her to shut up. Wow. This didn't have to be like this. Like this Okay, that's fine, but I did nothing wrong. He lied. That's fine. But I did nothing wrong. Hey, I'm not this Okay, not a problem. Actually, that's not his. Come over here. I cannot see with it. Why are you handling me so rough? YOU HAVE A WIFE AND CHILDREN, RIGHT? WHY YOU I DIDN'T DO nothing wrong. I did nothing [ __ ] wrong. You grabbed me like I'm a [ __ ] stuck up [ __ ] criminal. Am I going to jail? We're going to decide that in a second. Get in the car. BUT YOU YOU'VE DONE EVERYTHING to go to jail. BUT I DID NOT NO, I DID NOT. I DIDN'T DISRESPECT. I DIDN'T HIT YOU GUYS. I didn't touch you. I didn't ask you So, I'm going to jail? Well, can I call Yep, get inside. I'll get your phone for you. Get in the car. I'm going to jail? For Yep, get in the car. I didn't do nothing wrong. Get in the car. You're going to get another resisting charge if you don't get in the car. >> Can I please make a phone call? >> Get in the car. She was charged with resisting without violence and failing to carry a valid driver's license. You can't out talk the law. If you don't have what you're legally required to carry, arguing won't fix it. Calm cooperation keeps things contained. Confident ignorance turns small problems into arrests. Moving on to the next case, where a woman tried to flirt with every cop in her sight. Relax. Relax. Oh, you have beautiful green eyes. >> Thank you. Oh, your hand. Let me take my shoe off. No, I'm not taking your shoe off. Why not? You're under arrest for That's not what my job is. On June 27th, 2024, officers responded to a welfare check regarding an unhinged woman trying to break into several homes and chasing a young boy. But this case proves to be anything but routine. Hey, what's going on, buddy? Stop it. Hey, you okay? Yeah. Is anyone else here right now? They're over [screaming] there. Hey, buddy. Can you step outside? 10 0 7, I got screaming coming from the basement. Can you uh assist her? What's going on? What's going on? Be careful with that. This is dangerous. All right, so is there anyone in this room? No, no. Wait, no, I found your hair by the stove. Okay, wait. What Does she have weapons or anything? Uh I don't know if she's here or not. I don't know if I should put anything but I don't know if she's Okay, what's going on with her? Okay, hey, stop it. What's your name? AMBER. AMBER? AMBER? AMBER. AMBER, IT'S THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. Can you CALM DOWN? AMBER. [screaming] AMBER. HEY, MY NAME'S BRIAN. I'm with the police department. I want my son. Okay, your son's here. He's okay. Okay, good. All right, can we can we talk calmly? What's going on? My girlfriend, she said 10 0 7, just for information, um prior to my arrival, Amber has barricaded herself in the basement or her husband barricaded her in. Turn around. Amber. Where's my son? He's right in front. He's okay. Okay, good. Hey, can Can you Can you Can you just talk to me? No, he's not. Is he just As this officer tried to talk some sense into her, another was talking to her boyfriend about what had happened. You two are dating? Yeah. Yeah, something like that. >> Okay. Um did she barricade herself in the basement? >> No, she actually I went downstairs. >> You went downstairs? >> And then she followed me. And then she followed you? And then I I wanted to keep her away from me. Yeah. I come upstairs. She got She She had a knife. I don't know what she was going to do something. Yeah. So I ran. Uh-huh. And then And then I I didn't know what to Yeah. So I had to put that in front so I could keep her. Okay. So So are you injured or anything? >> No, no, no, I'm not. Well, let me see your face, Amber. I cuz I'm going to get you an ambulance, all right? I don't know. But we don't know. Let me see. You've been drinking. You know you can lose a lot of blood like that. Let me see. Just give me a look, please. Turn your face. It's your bow, I see. Turn your face, young lady. Look at me. Look at me. Where are you bleeding from? Nowhere. I need you for a police. Leave my home. I will I will hang up. No, you don't. You are Look at me. Where are you bleeding now? I am an American citizen. You are an American the right to bear arms and I have the right for you to step out of my house. I am not Stay right there. It's okay. I am okay. Okay, you are fine. And therefore Mr. um Oh, you're bleeding from Larson. Larson, I need for you to step out of my home. Hang on. Larson. Amber, where are Larson, I need for you to leave out of my We just talked about we were all calm and we're going to talk about this. Larson. Miss. Larson. Relax. Oh, you have beautiful green eyes. >> Thank you. As this officer tried to talk some sense into her, another was talking to her boyfriend about what had happened. Get out of my house, Larson. Relax. Relax. Listen. Talk to me. What do we do with your son? What's going on? Larson, I need for you to leave my home. >> As soon as you tell me what's going on, then I'll leave. Hang on. Just tell me what's going on. I need for you to get him out of my house. You want this guy out of your house? Yeah. Does this Does he live here? No. No. Who is this, Larson? No. Is he your ex-boyfriend or anything? No. Does he have the lease or anything? >> No. No. You want me to show you my If he's not on the lease, then it's fine. If he's Oh, okay. Larson, I'll show you. Where's the lease at? Am I safe, Larson? Get him out of here. I will get him out of here. No. I will. You're here to protect and serve me. That's why I barricaded myself. Okay, but what So what happened? And I have the right to bear arms. Get the [ __ ] out of my home. That's not what the Fifth Amendment is. What Why are you There you go. We're getting better. How much have you had to drink today? Not enough. Not enough. Go. Larson, bye. >> Relax. Relax. Take my son while you're at it. >> I'm not going Bye. Is he any relation to your son? None. Like 2 weeks at the most. How much two months? Two weeks. Two weeks? Just cuz they need a place Just stop it. Stop it. >> Goodbye. Relax. >> Yeah. No, I am relaxed. Get him out of here. What happened to your nose? He beat it up. He beat it up. All this here is a scratch. So, did he scratch you on your I'm an American citizen. Relax. Relax. We're just trying to figure out what's going on. We don't want anything. Hey, Donald. No, no, no. HE'S JUST >> [laughter] >> HE'S JUST HE'S JUST HE'S JUST SHOWING YOU WHAT YOU DID. He's showing you what you did. He's showing you what you did. He's showing you what you did. He's showing [laughter] you what you did. Stop. Stop. Stop. Your son is fine. Your son is fine. Your son is fine. I promise. I promise. I promise you your son is fine. I promise you. Stop it. Stop it. Just talk to me. Just talk TO ME. IS ANYBODY TALKING TO YOU? JUST TALK TO ME. I AM AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. YOU. HEY. HEY. HEY. TALK TO ME. Look at Are you my nephew? >> Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Oh, you have beautiful eyes. >> Thank you. Listen to me. Relax. Relax. Your son is fine. He's outside, okay? Her behavior was all over the place, shifting from flirty to irritated to distressed and back again. It made the officer's job much harder, yet the officer continued trying to reason with her. Yeah. Can I show you my bus seal? I don't know what that means. I'll go three steps away. No, no, no. No bus seal, just A bus seal right here. Hang on a second. Hang on a second. Hang on a A bus seal right there. Her lip's a little CUT UP. >> OPEN DOOR. YOU, MR. WAGNER, open door. I show you bus seal. All right. All right. Take a SEAT IN HERE. I WANT TO IT'S ALL RIGHT. OKAY, IT FELL DOWN. YES. I YOU scared me. I don't Don't do that. You scared me. I don't like when [laughter] you're in the I don't like when you're in the Just relax. I'm the bus seal. I'm going to give you a seat. Uh uh uh Bus seal. Grabbing in the bathroom? Of course. You think I was No. Here you go. You're good. You're good. happened? Short version, please. He hit me with a paper. Okay. Shake. Yeah. It's not the one. How did you How did you get the cut on your nose? How? Eddie. Huh? Eddie. How? It's Oh, came in Are you sure it wasn't you? >> You asked. I I I didn't I didn't I didn't ask you to run to the wall though. Sit down for me, young lady, please. >> Please. Please. We just want you to sit down. >> Larson, we've done had enough. What What's going to What's going to happen if we leave here? Are you going to be okay? Sometimes I go to my room and I lock myself in. Where's Gucci? >> Hold on. Where's Gucci? No, that's I'll ask you. Where's Gucci? >> What is Gucci? I see two. Where's Gucci? >> What's Gucci? Gucci. Gucci. Who is Gucci? And calm down. So, you're saying that if you go to your bedroom and lock the door I'll be perfect. >> Fine. All right. Now, hold on. Stay here. Let me talk to him. Oh, Larson. >> Just Yeah, >> [laughter] >> maybe. I have I have many kids, so we'll see. Maybe I I did. Take my shoe off. No, I'm not taking your shoe off. Why not, Larson? It's not what my job description is. What are you doing? So, the officers then asked the boyfriend about her injury. She So, you guys are struggling over the door. Why? Why are you Because I didn't want her to come out because she was going to She was Oh, so she was going to come out. >> She was going to come out. She was hysterical. Why did she go down there? No, we were down there. Were you I was here and she stood right here. Okay. So, I go down there Yeah. to keep away from her. Okay. So, I I'm trying to keep away from her and then like if I go outside, she's going to lock the door and I'm not going to be able to come inside. >> Right. So, I go downstairs. I should have just went outside. I should have just went outside. And then the officers and then she tried to go downstairs. She had the door >> she She No, we go down I go downstairs and then she goes back again. Okay. And then she's the same thing. I don't know if she she has something. I don't know if it was I don't know if it was something, but she was going like this. And I'm like, "Bitch, I'm sorry. Excuse my language." So I I I ran. And I heard her coming upstairs. I heard her coming upstairs. So I'm like, "No, she she's not going to throw anything." Did you keep the closer she would come out? >> Yeah, so I I first I kept the first one over close. Come upstairs. And I did the same thing because I'm like, "No, it's going to something is going to happen, you know, this and that." But I mean, she she she never acted like this. She never acted like this. She's really she's really In the meantime, the woman started to hit on other officers and also cussing them. >> Everything's okay. We'll be okay. Okay, just relax cuz we're going to talk to the other sergeant and we're going to be out of here, okay? Oh, that man is handsome full beard. Oh, what is his name, Larson? Where were you before you came home? In the casa de madre. What was everybody saying? I answer. You can go back to 18th Street where you come from. I got sent here about a crack, okay? I don't know nothing. I have a stay firm. I know nothing. I got a clean record. Stop it. Stop it. How do you get so aggressive? Because I'm sick and tired of white men and white people. I've been nothing but nice to you, right? You make me What's You want to see my underwear? Nope. Stop it. Stop it. >> Oh, okay. Stop it. Oh, okay. I always behave. Ooh, you got a pretty gun. That's not my gun. Okay, that's your service gun. Okay, good. It's okay. I got to answer questions. OH MY GOD, you're turning me on, Larson. >> mean to turn you on. You're making me wet. Well, it happens. I bet you wish it happened. Not even your girlfriend gets you that wet. >> [laughter] >> I She's just talking. No, he just got me off and popped me in my mouth and you know, Don't even talk to her right now. Let her calm down. I am calm down. I don't want to talk to you right now cuz it will get you agitated. But that man is handsome. Oh, look at his hands. your name? Amber Alejandra Gonzalez. Okay, so listen. Right now we're investigating a domestic and other things. If you don't listen to what we're saying, you're going to be arrested for obstruction. Do you understand? So, when I tell you stay back, do not engage with him, and do not touch my officers, okay? If you do >> to do. Listen to me. If you do I am listening. You will be arrested. All right? >> away. That's his and my room. Go ahead for now. Bye. Given her behavior, the officers decided to arrest her. You beautiful blue eyes. Do not get closer to me. I'm telling you stay back. Stay back. Okay? American citizen, comply and stay back. >> that, but listen to what I'm telling you. Don't touch any of us. >> I know. No te entiendo, cabron. Y si quiero que no te entiendo y hablo español, no te quiero entender porque I am staying back and I am complying with your sentence. >> I appreciate that. Good. And this is my home and I pay bills and I own this home. Okay. And as far as I'm concerned, he hit me. As far as you're concerned, he hit you? Or he hit you? You see me bleeding, right? I see a cut on your nose. So, this side of the house right now is off limits, okay? Perfect. Cuz we're not going to go over there by him. We're going to finish what we're doing. All right? >> Good. Okay, bye. Get him away from me. Hey. Huh? Relax. I am relaxed. Turn around, ma'am. Turn around, ma'am. Turn around. Turn around. Where's your son at? He's outside. He's right outside. You committed criminal trespass to a residence. They are pressing charges against you. You're going to be placed under arrest for criminal trespass, okay? So, I need you to stand up. I appreciate that you're cooperating. Just continue to do so and we'll get you out as soon as we can. Do you have any shoes, miss? Hey, relax. Come on, be nice. Why are you being so mean? Cuz I don't know what's happening. Spin. >> Yeah. Yeah. That You don't want to do that. No, no, no, backwards. No, I got big butt. You want me to I didn't I spin, right? Backwards. Spin. >> Okay. Hold my elbow so I could I told you, baby. She In the end, she was charged with criminal trespass and disorderly conduct. Unstable behavior in public doesn't just create awkward moments, it forces law enforcement to step in. Staying grounded keeps situations manageable. Spiraling out of control turns a welfare check into an arrest. Moving on to the next case where a woman who makes a fool out of herself in front of the cops Cuz you lied to me about your name twice. >> No, why >> I just looked up that photo and that's not you. I I can have see driver's license photo. That's not >> driver's license. That's not you. Give me That's me. On October 5th, 2023, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for an issue with the tags. But this case proves to be anything but routine. Hi. Hi. How are you? Good. How are you? So This is my car. I'm just asked I asked my friend to drive for me cuz I wasn't feeling well. Okay. I'm Officer Brown, Coral Springs Police Department. So the registration is expired. I know. I actually didn't So I'm from New York. I live here now, but in New York they do the registration totally different and I thought that they do it every year, but apparently I just learned this like 2 days ago. On your birthday? >> Yeah, exactly. And my birthday just passed in February. So I just didn't think of that. Okay. Um since you're actually the one driving, I need your license. I will be honest with you. I have nothing on me. I literally have just my cash. I just got robbed. Yeah. I have nothing at all. I have nothing at all. >> Okay. >> And I can prove it to you. >> No, you're fine. >> have like nothing. Do you have my license I don't. >> Okay. Yeah. Um okay. What's your first name? My first name is Tatiana. Spell it for me. T A T I A N A. All right. Um Should I just like like not be driving cuz I don't have my information? >> No, you're fine. As long as it's good, you're fine. Um what state are you from? It's Florida. Oh, Florida. Okay. All right. All right, give me like a few minutes. Obviously, I'm not going to write you a ticket cuz it's not your car. So >> guys going to take me out? I mean, can she just like drive? I was just doing it for a moment till we No. stopped. As long as you're fine, you can drive. I mean, people I stuff happens all the time. Where'd you get robbed at though? Orlando. All right. Literally, I have cash on me. I'm so annoyed. It was such a my cards, my medical marijuana. I need like every day. I'm so That sucks. All right. Well, give me like I don't know, 5 minutes and then I'll have you on your way, okay? So far, so good. Both women were respectful and cooperative. Everything seemed fine, right? Well, not for long. The officer soon realized the driver had been lying and after checking her information, he returned to give her one last chance to be honest. Okay, so be honest. Except trying to be nice here. Do you have a Do you actually have a license? Okay, I will be honest. I stole this and I Obviously. I have a license. Huh? I have a license. Okay. And you can see it. Yes. I'm fine. I just got nervous cuz it stops with loads and I didn't know what to do in this situation. Wait, what? The cat. It's like I just got nervous. That has nothing to do with you though. I don't know what to do. That's why I'm like freaking out. So you give me a completely different person's name? So I don't want to make this complicated. Okay, spell the correct name. T H Y N All right. Should have just told me that from the beginning so I could have had you guys on your way a lot faster. I just got nervous. Well I don't know what to do. That looks it makes it look bad. >> Am I in trouble now? Well, What happened to her? I mean, I'm getting my I'm getting my I got my expect I just found out about this. Well, she was never getting a ticket for that, but >> to be driving instead cuz she was feeling nauseous. I I I get you. Just give me a second. And that would you would have been gone a lot quicker giving me the real name. This officer was incredibly patient. Even after she gave him false information, he still offered her a chance to redeem herself. But nope, she decided to toss that chance straight into the trash by giving him another fake name. All right. Come here for a second. I got to show you something. What? Just come here. Just come here so I can show you what I got to show you. What is it? A photo. All right. Turn around, put your hands behind your back. Don't Don't Stay in the car. Stay in the car. Don't move. Don't move. I'm tired of you lying. That's not who you are. Excuse me? >> That's not who you are. What is going on? Why is this happening? Why are you arresting me? Cuz Stop moving. I'm not Okay, I'm sorry. >> That's not your name. >> you What do you mean? Ow ow ow. Wait, why are you handcuffing me? Because you're lying to me. >> I'm not lying. That's not Yes, she is. Because she lied to me about her name twice. No, what? I just looked up that photo and that's not you at all. No, it's not. Yeah, it is. No, This is what happens when you lie to the cops too many times. That's not. Sir, call my mom. No, call my mom right now. Yeah, yeah, that's not you. It is her. Let's go. No, no no no. >> You're going to walk. >> I'm not lying. No, you're confused. You're No, seriously. >> I'm not confused. >> I'm not lying. I lied to you. I admit it. Stay in the car. In the car. I admit it. You're lying. Okay. Let's go. >> around. Seriously. No, you're You've lied to me too much. >> it was one time I was nervous. Please, can I stop? >> Can you call my mom, please? >> calling nobody. Get in the car. This is This is not good. Wait, please. Get in the car. What Why are you saying I'm lying now? Because you are. I can have see driver license photo. That's not you. >> license. >> That's not you. Get in the That is me. And my name is Assia. And you're doing What's What's your middle name? Sure it is. Get in the car. Excuse me. Can I see what you're talking about? I need proof. NO, STOP. YOU'RE pushing me. Stop. Stop pushing me. Stop pushing me. Get in the car. >> lying. 82, step it up now. Okay. I don't want this. I'm going to get in the car. >> Get in the car. Okay. I'm getting in the car. Okay. >> Get in. I'm getting in. I'm getting in. Wait. Can you get my phone, please? Close. Move your legs. Still determined to find out about her identity, the officer asked her again. But now, instead of lying, she stayed silent. What's your real name? You don't know your real name? I mean, you can go to jail under Jane Doe and they'll figure it out that way. I don't know why this is happening right now. >> Because you're lying. I admitted to what I said. And That's not your real name. Okay. You can just go to jail. You're going to take me regardless cuz you don't believe me. >> [snorts] >> No, I was going to take you once you lied to me the second time. The first time I was going to just let it slide, but now the second time you're still lying, I'm not letting that slide. And now I can tack on two charges of false ID to law enforcement, okay? You probably don't have a license, so I'm going to add that on, too, driving without a license cuz I can't identify who you are and and and all this other stuff. Huh? I'm sorry, officer. I was just nervous about the situation. It is. So, if you want to tell me your real name, but if not, then that's fine. We can play these games. Well, you're not going home, so keep lying. That's what you get. What? Are you taking me to jail? Honestly, that is not my concern at this point. That's not my fault. You shouldn't have lied. Nope. I'm sorry. Does she have any property in here? Um like some of her clothes and stuff in her bag. >> No wallet? No nothing? >> No her No, she has no wallet. >> No purse? No, she has cash. She has no She does not have her ID in her purse. That's not That's the truth. She has cash. >> Okay, so what's your real name? Her name is Latia. She does I do not I mean she has her Yes, she does have it in her wallet. I mean I have her bag. She has no cards, no nothing in there. No ID cards or nothing? >> went out last night in Orlando. She didn't have an ID when we went out. Like she was like >> Is that her bag right there? This is my bag. Where's her bag? Her bag is right here. She doesn't have She doesn't have ID. She left it I'll show you. She doesn't have Since she wouldn't provide her information, the officers then tried to take her fingerprint, but she was determined to make the job for the officers as hard as possible. All right, step out. He's got to do the fingerprint thing. He's going to try and verify who you if you are who you say you are, do a fingerprint for me. Okay, can you just step out? >> Yeah, I just have to reach around. I have to get right index and a left index. We're just trying to verify who you are. Yes. Sir, I verified so many different times. I didn't verify that. I told you I like I explained. I want to call my mom. You don't have the right to to >> Yeah, you can't refuse this. Not the right to counsel or or to call your mom. We're just trying to verify your that you are who you say you are. Yes, so you need to get out. Okay, just going to step out for me. You have to. I will grab you and make you get out. I understand you don't want to, but we need to verify your identification. So if you want some leeway here, you need to follow what I'm saying. All my information is right. I can I can see you know your social. How old are you? 22. You're what point most 18 year olds know their social. You don't even know your last Just step out for I don't want to do it. I well, you have no choice. Why don't I have a choice? Stop it. Okay, why are you grabbing me? Please let me stop. Please stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. I don't feel comfortable. Please stop. >> just relax. No, cuz you're you're holding me tight. I don't know why and I've already spoken to you. Please let go of me. Please let go of me. Stop forcing me. Stop forcing me. Stop forcing me. Stop. No, let me go. Let me go. Let me go. No, no. I'm going to have a No, stop. Okay. Why? Leave me alone. Please stop. Please stop. What are you doing TO ME? STOP. STOP IT. STOP STOP. LEAVE ME ALONE. GET OFF OF ME AND STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. GET OFF OF ME. NO, NO. LET ME GO. STOP. I said no. 827 I don't want to. No, stop. Leave me alone. Get off of me. Get off of me. Why am I going to be handcuffed? Leave me alone. Get off of me. Get off of me. No. >> Listen, I understand you're intoxicated right now. Why am I intoxicated? No, they're calling you a breath. I'm not intoxicated. Okay, then relax your hand. Let go of me. You already kicked me. You already got a job family trust for violating a law enforcement officer. You're not kicking me again. Stop. Relax your hand right NOW. PLEASE STOP. YOU'RE HURTING HEY, YOU'RE HURTING ME. STOP. YOU'RE HURTING ME. STOP. RELAX YOUR HAND. STOP. LET GO OF ME. I WILL WHEN YOU LET GO. Let go of me. Let go of me. Let go of me. What's that for? Let go of me. Let go of me. Let go of me. Let go of me. You're making this way WORSE. YOU'RE HURTING ME SO BAD. YOU'RE HURTING ME SO BAD. LET ME GO. MCHALE'S GOING TO DO THIS IN THE TEAM, so either do it now or do it at the jail. Let go of me. I didn't kick you. I didn't kick you. I didn't CALL MY MOM. WHAT'S YOUR MOM GOING TO SAY? GET OFF OF ME. STOP. WILL YOU LET ME TAKE YOUR FINGERS? GET OFF OF ME. STOP. STOP. RELAX YOUR HAND. STOP. WHY ARE YOU FORCING ME? GUYS, YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO DO THIS AT THE I'M JUST GOING TO DO NOT KICK ME AGAIN. THAT'S FAIR. I'M NOT KICKING YOU. I LET GO. STOP. >> [clears throat] >> STOP. STOP. STOP. YOU'RE HURTING ME. OKAY, RELAX YOUR HAND. GET OFF OF ME. LET ME GO. THERE'S A PHONE BY YOU. WOULD YOU GET UP? I AM. >> YOU FELL ON THE GROUND? YEP. Get up. Get up. Get up or I will pepper spray you at this point. Get up. Get up. Now, get back in the car. No, get in the car. Get in the car. You guys are horrible people. She was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, providing false identification to law enforcement, two counts of resisting without violence, and driving with a revoked license. It's best to stay honest if you find yourself being pulled over, just cooperate with the cops, and you will do just fine. Starting with this woman who thinks she can bully a young female cop and get away with it. Ooh, pepper sprayed like right in my face in the beginning. >> What's your name and badge number? Get back in your vehicle. What are you going to do? Get back in your vehicle. >> First tell me how [ __ ] ugly you are and I get in my car. >> Get in the vehicle and close the door. >> Get in the vehicle, close the door. Oh, so little [ __ ] getting mad. On October 24th, 2024, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for no license plate lights. What happened next was anything but routine. Yes. >> Hi, how you doing? Officer Greenway PD. I live here. Okay. Well, just hang out for a second. Don't get out of the car. Don't get out of the car. Why? Well, the reason I pulled you over, your license plate light is out, and you were moving pretty quick. Where you Where you heading home in a hurry for any reason? I'm home. Were you heading home in a hurry? Is there an emergency? No. Okay. Driver's license handy? I'm in a parking lot. >> I saw you on the street. >> Okay, but now I'm in a parking lot, so Ma'am, It's private property. Does not matter. It's not It's not the time to argue. No, you're not. Excuse me. Stay in your vehicle. >> me. That's a lawful command. Do not get out of the vehicle. Go ahead. Part of this. I need your driver's license. >> Hey, let me record it. It's being recorded with my body camera. >> I'm >> recording it. Well, I need your driver's license. >> Hold on. Okay. You need to give me your driver's license. >> I'm going to call my husband if I'm not here. I would not advise that. >> Oh, well, why not? Because we need to finish what we're doing. >> I'm This is my residence. I understand what you're doing. >> me at my residence. >> It's a lawful traffic stop. >> Um, I'm not on the street. with your driver's license. >> Okay, hold on. Let me start recording again. Ma'am, have you had anything to drink tonight? >> I came from work. It doesn't mean that you didn't drink anything. Are you [ __ ] kidding me? Did you have any other type of intoxicating compounds? >> smoke. I came straight from work. >> Okay, can you give me your driver's license, please? >> on. Wait, you in a hurry? Well, I've asked you about 12 times. >> Yeah, and I'm recording you. Okay, here we go. Tango 30, you might want to swing by non-emergency. Here we go. All right, do you have your proof of insurance? >> Yes, oh my gosh. I live here. Thank you. All right, just go ahead and keep yourself inside the vehicle and I'll be right back with you, okay? I'm calling my husband. If entitlement had a definition, this would be it. She immediately pulled out her phone to record, thinking it would somehow work in her favor. It didn't, and her attitude only got worse from there. Ma'am, get back in the car. What's your name and badge number? >> Get back in the vehicle. >> What's your name and badge number? >> order, get back in the vehicle. >> What's your name and badge number? >> in the vehicle. >> What's your name and badge number? >> your vehicle. What are you What are you doing? >> Get back in your vehicle. >> What am I doing wrong? You are not listening to a lawful order. Get back in the vehicle. What am I doing wrong? >> Ma'am, get back in your vehicle. I'm not going to tell you again. >> I live here. This is private property. >> in your vehicle. Or what? Or you're going to be placed under arrest. >> here. >> It does not matter. Get back in your vehicle. >> CAN YOU SEE ANYBODY? I'M GETTING HARASSED by the cops. >> is the last time I'm going to tell you. >> She's harassing me. >> Ma'am, get back in your vehicle. >> Get back in your vehicle. >> I live It does not matter. Get back your vehicle. >> from work. What is wrong with you? >> going to be placed under arrest. Can you please help me? What is she doing? >> in your vehicle. Tell her I came straight from work. >> Get back in your vehicle. >> What is she doing? Anybody? Who's out here? >> in your vehicle. Come out here. I'm being harassed. It's a traffic stop. Get in your vehicle. It's a lawful command. >> You were not on private property. I don't need to explain this to you, sir. You were not in the vehicle. You were not in the vehicle. I've explained everything to her and she's not listening. >> she thinks I haven't been drinking? I came straight from work. Ma'am, sir, do not go into the vehicle. >> Name and badge number. Green 101. Get back in your vehicle, ma'am. Get back in the vehicle. Get back in the car. What's your name and badge number? >> Get back in the car. Get in your vehicle. >> You're one ugly [ __ ] Get in your vehicle. What the [ __ ] am I doing? I came straight from work. >> Get in Calling somebody ugly when you look like a retired scarecrow is a bit wild. It looks like she hasn't looked in a mirror herself. And as usual, arguing with the police accomplish nothing except making the situation worse for her. You don't close my door. >> Yes, you need to close the door. >> I'm in my car. You need to get in the vehicle and close the door. Why? >> Because it's a safety concern. >> I'm in my vehicle. >> concern. Get in your vehicle. >> Now you're afraid for your safety? Get in the vehicle. >> Oh my god. Ma'am, I've told you I don't know how many times this is not an argument. You need to stay in your vehicle and close the door. You're one ugly This is not an argument. Get in your vehicle. >> with you. Get in your vehicle. I haven't done anything wrong. I'm not arguing with you. I haven't done anything >> I haven't done anything wrong. You're one ugly cop. I'm trying to tell you >> You are You need to get in your vehicle. >> property. Get in your vehicle and close the door. Close the door. >> I live here. I live here. You cannot harass me at my apartment. I live here. >> vehicle. I live here. Get in the vehicle and close the door. She's not fully in the vehicle. Get in the vehicle and close the door. >> First tell me how [ __ ] ugly you are and I get in my car. >> Get in the vehicle and close the door. >> Get in the vehicle and close the door. Oh, is that little [ __ ] getting mad? I'm not getting mad. You're just not following lawful orders. >> didn't do anything. I came straight from work. >> I don't know how many times I cannot keep explaining this to >> And I cannot explain this to you. I didn't do anything wrong. You're harassing me. >> Get in the vehicle and close the door. You're harassing me. >> You are making this much more difficult than it needs to be. Where does she have to go? Are you Do you have to harass other people? Just get in the vehicle and close the Given her erratic behavior, the officer suspected her of being under the influence. What's your name badge number? I've already explained this to you. What's your name? >> 101 Where's your supervisor? He's on his way. Okay. So, you need to get in the vehicle and close the door. >> he gets here. That's fine, but you're just extending the situation more than it needs to be. >> I live right here. You're sure you haven't had anything to drink tonight? >> I literally just fell over. I came from work. I just got off work. And you didn't have any other type of intoxicating compounds, weed, pills, anything like that? No. I came straight from work. What the [ __ ] is wrong What the [ __ ] are you talking about? >> the reason for your erratic behavior? Because you're a stupid [ __ ] that pulled me over at my apartment building. I literally live right there. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. Get back in the car. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Get out of the vehicle. It's a lawful order get out of the vehicle. >> No. It's a lawful order get out of the vehicle. >> touch me. I didn't even touch you. I didn't even touch you. I didn't even touch you. I didn't even touch you. What is wrong with you? >> Sir, can you just stand back by that white post for me, please? Are you freaking kidding me? I live here. Why are you harassing me? I came straight from work. What the [ __ ] is wrong with you guys? Oh my [ __ ] god. You're making such a scene. >> Ma'am, I'm not the one making the scene. >> I'm not making a scene either. >> I've given you multiple lawful orders that you are not willing to comply with. >> I came straight from work. >> Can you stand here for a second let me talk to 230? A sergeant arrived at the scene to deal with the bully. Yeah, my name is Sergeant Green. I'm with the Weeden Police Department. Sir, I'm not talking to you. I'm not talking to you. I'm not talking to you. Okay, ma'am, what's your first name? I don't know. I haven't seen your license. Okay, all right. I'm telling you right now to step out of the vehicle. If you do not step out of the vehicle, I will place you in custody for obstruction. Okay? Thank you very much. Please step to the back of the car. Please step to the back of the car. It's perfectly fine. So, what are we doing? Okay. Okay. I just got here. I don't know. But obviously you were pulled over for a reason. My officer didn't just stop you for no reason. They don't She doesn't get a Listen, she doesn't get a bonus to make a traffic stop on you. So, you can sit here and play games all you want and be an [ __ ] or you can go with the program, okay, and we can do this the easy way that doesn't require all this rigmarole, me driving down here code three because you're being difficult for no reason. She followed your lawful order. I expressed to her that she was not following mine and she should be placed under arrest. Okay. She followed yours, so if you want to take this at face value that she listened to you, Okay. All right. No, that's fine. Complete your traffic stop and I'll explain to the young lady the importance of listening to a police officer during a traffic stop. Because this could have gone completely different. You can roll your eyes and sigh and do all the [ __ ] The reality is on a traffic stop, whether you think it's lawful or not, you will listen to the police officer when they instruct you to either remain in the vehicle or get out, or you'll be arrested for obstruction. That's simple. You'll be placed in handcuffs, you'll be dragged to the police department, and you'll be photographed and printed and all that BS, and then you can explain to a judge why you don't want to follow simple instructions. You can roll your eyes and fidget your feet and do all that [ __ ] and see what the judge thinks about it. But at the end of the day, you are required by law to either remain in the vehicle or get out of the vehicle when the officer tells you so on a traffic stop. That is why she told you to get back in the car. You tried to get out on her twice, and she told you if you did it again, you didn't listen to her, she's going to place you in the custody for obstruction. Luckily, once we got down here, you stood you listened to reason, you got out, and I appreciate it. So, she's going to do what she's going to do, she's going to complete her traffic stop, and we're going to go about our business. It did not have to be this way. You created this situation. Anything else? No. Okay, fantastic. >> [ __ ] face out of here. >> Okay, you could you could say whatever you want. >> Good. It's quite all right. >> get out. No, we're not leaving. You're not done yet. You're not free to leave. We still got to complete the traffic stop. >> Oh, well, yeah, well. Okay. This face can can stay here then. Then my face is going to stay here. Okay. Okay. I don't give a [ __ ] what you say. I know. I'm full I'm well aware that you don't care. No, I don't. Even with a sergeant who explained everything to her, she still wanted to argue with everyone and everything. She can't be in my private property and Private this is not pri- This is private property. Do you live here? Listen, you can make a traffic stop. You were on the road, you were on the road when you didn't have a plate light. >> but then when she entered here, I was already That's it's not that's not how it works. It's not like tag. >> spot. I was stopped already. It's it's not it's that doesn't matter. That literally doesn't matter. >> This is private property. It doesn't matter. You understand it doesn't matter. >> on the street? You You understand it doesn't matter, right? >> over on the street? You understand it doesn't matter, right? >> pull me over on the street? >> I'm done talking to you. You won't You won't listen to reason. You won't listen to explanation. You think you know what You know something, and you don't. >> Then ask her why she's always on so many drugs. Are you on drugs? Have you been drinking? Well, I mean, the way you're behaving tonight, it certainly seems like it could be something. >> me over for a [ __ ] light that I didn't even know that was out. >> Right, and and all you had to say is, "Officer, I I no idea that that was out." She would have likely had a a civil conversation would likely had a civil conversation with you, wrote you a warning, and sent you about your way. She came off as a little >> want to file a formal complaint, feel free to come to the police department. Everything is being recorded on body camera. You guys can continue to record your evidence. That's fantastic. Call your lawyer. I will. >> That's great. She came off like a little Okay. >> from the beginning. >> Again, feel free to come to the police department first thing tomorrow morning and file your complaint. Oh, well, you will. >> See the lieutenant's office. The female officer then gave the woman a ticket and the case is closed. Or not. About 2 weeks later, the body cam footage of the incident is reviewed and warrants are issued for the suspect's arrest for battery or threat on an officer and obstructing justice. Jenna, can you step out here? Jenna, I'm Officer Welty with the Endicott Police Department. This is Officer Wyatt. I don't know if you remember an incident you got pulled over a couple weeks ago. Yeah. Okay, so from that incident, they got a warrant for your What? Yeah, so you have a an active warrant for your arrest. Okay. Do you Can you take off your Oh. your clothing your your bib or whatever. Really? Yeah, so All right. You can step out just give that to me and you can take that off. Can you turn around and put your hands behind your back? What? This is so embarrassing. We're not going to make a scene or anything, but we'll get just kind of get this taken care You got You got nothing else later on after this. Okay. I have a phone. Yep. Yeah. Yeah, you'll get a chance. Oh. Once we get everything taken care of, we'll be able to give you a ride to your vehicle if you need it, okay? This is really over a tail light. So, yeah, I mean, I wasn't there for the incident, but they got they got a warrant for some that happened on that traffic stop, okay? Oh my god. So, we'll have to go back. We'll have to uh I'll give you your charges, so that way you know everything that's going on. We'll have to do your fingerprint pictures. We'll have to have you sign a pre-trial release paperwork. Okay. And then uh as long as everything is going well, I'll be able to give you a ride back to your car, okay? Can I get to tell my parents what's going on and my husband? Yeah, you can tell whoever you need to. I'll give you a chance to make a phone call once we get back to the police department, okay? Okay. I mean, I was in the middle of work. I just want to finish it. I'm not clocked out or anything. I mean, your manager knows, so they'll take care of that however he needs to. Do you have anything on you in your pockets or anything that'll poke you or stick you at all? No. Okay. All right. Uh can you just spread your feet for me really quick? I just need to check the pockets before I let you get in my car. I see. In the end, she was charged with battery or threat on an officer and obstructing justice. A traffic stop can end quietly and still turn into a criminal case if your behavior crosses the line. Calm cooperation protects you in the moment and protects you later when the footage gets reviewed. Let's move on to the next case where an intoxicated disabled woman got arrested for abusing her husband. She wants more beer. No, I am not and you took it. No one's going to be drinking anything else right now. And you call me back to jail. You arrest him. I'm arresting you. Are you trying to bite me? >> He is. No. On August 4th, 2025, officers responded to a domestic disturbance involving a disabled woman and her family. Here's what happened next. Sheriff's office. Hello. Yes, there's someone here by What's going on, Pam? He will not He won't leave me alone. He won't leave you alone? I'm going to move your chair, okay? We're going to back up. And I'm trying to go back to sleep. All I did was get up to go potty. And he's being an ass. You can open the door, sir. I'm here. That woman in the wheelchair is definitely more hammered than an anvil. Because of that, the officer came to talk to her husband. Hi, what's going on? Is that from just now? That was from last night. I was holding the door and now she's getting ready to come out. >> Yeah, I seen that. I seen [clears throat] that. She's been drunk for days on end. She's out of beer and she's ordering it cuz she wants more beer. No, I am not. And you took it. Okay. So, what happened today? Uh it started uh this is like the ongoing saga, but >> Mhm. started drinking about 3 days ago. And then I I had one So, she drank her six-pack 15 pack a day. So, she drank her saying and I was hoping she would just sleep, but she didn't. So, she got mad at me cuz she wanted the other beer. So, I took a few out and I gave her the rest of the case, but when that was gone, she wants what's left. I I I can't do this. >> I paid for a quarter I WANT HER OUT. I I JUST LIKE I I'M I'm starting to wreck my house. She's going to come after me and I know she will. She's chocolate and she's blacked out. Okay. Was there There was any physical altercation? >> We're getting physical again now, yeah. What happened this past time? Where did you put it? Back up. Back up. Back up. No. No one's going to be drinking anything else right now. Even with an officer in her house, she still wanted more to drink. Poor husband. As if her disability wasn't bad enough, he had to handle her drunken state. I I got divorce papers and I I need some information for the I I am going to follow through with it. Ma'am? He said he filed for a divorce. >> I got the paperwork right here. What does it cost to file it? I'm not sure. >> Okay. I I got it the number here. I'll call them. >> it's that much. Yeah, the papers weren't that much and I got copies of them. But anyway, um what what fits does she hit you, swing at you, kick you? She kicks. She likes to kick and she gets closer and then she'll swing. Okay. Well, what happened within the last She kicked me a couple times, but I was moving Okay. dancing around and I was in my room. Mhm. Then I was trapped out there. Get your life. Okay. I I can't see anymore. I haven't slept in days and I'm physically and mentally bought. Okay. What does she Was she swearing at you? Was she Nonstop. Nonstop. What was she saying? Oh, she wants a beer but saw I'm a loser. Uh you name it and then it goes on for hours. Okay. And then the door pounding started the other night when the last night she did that. That's Yeah. Okay. Do you want uh criminal damage to property? >> do. Okay. I I'm not playing this game with She did this to my last house when we lived together. She broke every door in the place down. Okay. Why is she in a wheelchair? She had Guillain-Barré in 2013 2014. So, she needs to be in the wheelchair? Most of She Yeah, pretty much all the time. She can stand for a little while, but Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm going to go grab some paperwork for you to fill out while he talks to There's another deputy here, but I'm going to go grab some paperwork for you to fill out. Uh we'll go over that 72-hour no contact again. We're going to take a statement. That you got to do what you need to do to protect you. All right. It's okay. Just get paperwork. I'm going through with this cuz I can't take it. I'm sorry. I know it's difficult to go through somebody that you love or have loved and been with for so long, but You got to make sure you You take care of yourself. Mhm. Oh god. I'm going to go grab my paperwork, okay? The stress the man went through must have been tremendous. You can hear the burden he had to carry in his voice. As for the woman, the officer now came to deal with her. And he needs to shut up about it. She said she's not laying in bed covered or anything. Still going to be a medical clearance. All right. I really just want to go back to bed. Well, that's not going to be happening, Pam. What? What are you going to do? Haul me back to jail? Actually, that's exactly what we're going to do. Yes. Pam. I ain't going there. I was there once before because of his lies. Okay. And it hurt me more with my back. Okay. >> Than anything. I couldn't have any of my meds. I couldn't have any of anything. Okay. Well, Pamela I ain't going. You are. You're going to be placed under arrest today. For DC, disorderly conduct, domestic enhancer, and criminal damage to property. I ain't doing damage to this property. >> the door down the door. There's a big hole in it. And when I was here >> That doesn't mean I didn't. Does that mean I did it? >> All right, Pamela, we're going to be placing you under arrest today. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, we are. >> want to add an obstruction. Well, if you're physically capable of attacking someone, you're physically capable of being arrested. If you resist, you're going to get another charge. >> No, because last time they took me, they said, "We don't want her back here because we are going to wrap the tape around her in the bathroom and everything." Well, because they refused to take my wheelchair. >> right. I'm going to be placing you under arrest. >> No. Pam, No. don't resist, Pam. >> Resist us. Come on. It's just going to add another charge, and we don't want to have to do that. He is under arrest. You arrested I'm arresting you. Why? >> Pam, because Stop. I said enough. Get your hand off of me. Nope. Now. >> No. Do it now. You're not putting your hands down. >> Do it now. >> to put your hands behind your back if you can't stop. GET UP. OKAY, NOW YOU'RE GETTING A RESISTING CHARGE. YEP. OKAY. Get off of me. You're hurting me. You got her arms? Yeah, I got her arms. You don't even have my meds. I don't even have my meds today. Stop resisting, Pam. God damn hands off of me. Nope. Did you try to bite me? >> He is. No. >> Okay, now you're getting another charge, Pam. No. >> Let's go. No. No. >> Yep. Pam. ALL RIGHT. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF. THIS MIGHT BE A LITTLE TRICKY. THE OFFICER THEN ESCORTED HER outside and to the squad car. The other last time took me, I want my car keys. Because he's not driving it anyways. His name is not even on the license. All right. How easy you're making this? Come on, stand up. Can I please >> Pam, come on. Actually, I'm asking you a question. >> Let's not fall out of the chair. I'm asking you a question. We're going to do this first. I'm not going GET YOUR PAM. ALL RIGHT. I WANT MY STUFF OUT OF MY WHEELCHAIR. All right, your arms. JUST SWING YOUR FEET. CAN YOU SIT HER UP? YEP. AND YOU'RE actually right out of my wheelchair. Come here to my office for clearance. Please don't turn your sound quick. Can you please I'm not I'm not >> Want you back. Come on. Going to my office for clearance. I'm going to do this. Where is your sister? Can you please help me off of you? Okay, you're throwing me on THE FLOOR. SIT STRAIGHT BACK. Turn to the straight back. ALL RIGHT. AFTER SECURING the woman inside the squad car, she was then transported to a hospital due to her level of intoxication. Once cleared, the officers took her to the county jail, where she was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and criminal damage to property. Most charges were later dismissed. 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