I don't want to get arrested. >> You're not going to get arrested, dude. How much have you had to drink today? >> Not a lot. My mom is a retired judge and I will see you. >> No, no, no, no, no. Off me. Awesome. Stop. I love it. IT'S UNBELIEVABLE HOW THESE GIRLS KEEP MAKING the situation worse with every excuse, every argument, and every bad decision. Right until reality hits them like a brick. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. This is the time when the dumbest girls test the wrong cop's patience. Starting with this girl who turns her trip to Wendy's into full-blown chaos. >> Put your hands up. Put the window down. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> It's May 5th, 2026. Cops respond to a Wendy's regarding a girl pulling out a firearm on staff over an issue with her order. Here's what happened next. >> Right here. Right here. >> She has a gun. >> Yes. >> Don't move. Do noting move. Let me see both your hands right now. Let me see both your hands now. >> I don't see a gun at this time. >> Don't reach. >> Watch crossfire. Put the window down. PUT THE WINDOW DOWN. >> PUT the Put your hands up. Put the window down. >> Put your hands >> Put the window down. Go. >> PUT THE WINDOW DOWN. >> LOCK THE DOOR. >> PUT THE WINDOW DOWN. >> Put the window down. >> Keep the air clear. One at gunpoint. >> Put the window down. >> Put the window. I got a window breaker. Hold her on point. >> Put the window. Put the window down. >> HANDS UP. HANDS UP. >> HANDS UP. HANDS UP. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> HELP. This girl should really learn how to listen. Several armed cops surround her and she still decided she didn't want to cooperate. So, here she is with a broken window and probably a few injuries. >> Y'all hurting me. >> Well, listen. I'm pregnant. >> Right. >> I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. Please. My baby. My baby. I just sit down. Ouch. Oh my god. >> We're going to pull it back. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> Please. >> Please. Y'all better make sure y'all start up because it's going to cost you a lot of money. I'm not evening playing. Look at my [ __ ] What the is wrong with you guys? >> Don't touch my car unless you have a warrant. You >> close my door now. >> Hold on. Wait. Wait. Wait. Please. My elbow. I don't know yet. Just Just leave me right here for a second. I need to think. >> Can you tell the girls inside to come play my favorite song, please? I'm I'm stressed. >> I got a lot of stress going on. >> Did she just ask him to play her favorite song? Well, our guess is going to be I Fought the Law by the Clash. If that's really the song, that's hilarious. >> Oh my god. Do not take nothing of mine out my mother car if you don't have a mother warrant and everybody's mothering [ __ ] better add the up. I'ming pregnant and you guys are doing this to me. >> I need some water. >> I need some water. >> I need some water. >> I'm pregnant. You guys have and I have court 91 for my son and you guys are doing this to me. >> What's wrong with you guys? >> This is Stop. This is Stop. >> Yeah. Sorry about that up. I swear to God it better. Don't touch anything on my car cuz it belongs to my >> son. My car is my son. >> We're trying to lose some time. Relax. >> Give us your hand a little bit more. Open your hands. >> There you go. So we can get the cup. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> And guess what? I I know how long warrants take. SO Y'ALL BETTER ALL Y'ALL BETTER ADD the up >> CUZ I'M TIRED of this [ __ ] >> your handle back. >> It's time I got to fix it right now. All right, >> please. >> All right, one second. >> I'm pregnant. >> All right, give me one second. >> May 11th. I've got to be there May 11. >> Beware. Court jail. Pretty sure she's going to end up there anyway. For now, she continues her dryey crying and whining using a creepy little girl voice while screaming demands. [laughter] >> Street should be better, right? >> Oh my god. Can I get some water, please? >> You go. This is my son. >> This belongs to my son and nobody can take it from him. Nobody. >> You know what, Kevin? I'll send it to you cuz I don't have his stuff. >> I got it. I got it. >> Uh, if I have my shoes. >> What? >> Where the shoes at? >> Um, I was trying to put it in there before you. My favorite are Crocs. Black like I like it. when you guys run out of station. >> Can y'all look to make sure that don't touch [ __ ] in my car either cuz I'm going to remember everything >> and it's being recorded. >> I recorded it. So, multiple cameras, different ways, different angles. So, make sure that everybody'sing story has up. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Seven of y'all. How where's the rest? State shop badge number and everything else. Um, are we waiting for EMS or what are what are we doing already? >> Yeah. What are we doing? >> EMS. >> Yeah. Okay. >> What are we doing? Uh, can y'all shut the other side of my door because I didn't give y'all a warrant to open that mother. There's nobody else in the car. Shut the other side of mying door. >> After getting tired of her demeanor, the officers put her in the back of the squad car. >> Okay. >> Put her in a car or something. I don't know. >> No, do not touch me. I'lling break. >> You want to do something, guys? >> You want your hand? >> Yes. Yes, cuz I don't know if there's glass or not. >> We cleaned them already. All right, >> sure thing. I'm going to be watching. >> Go on. >> Ow. >> Watch your head, ma'am. >> Don't touch my hand. DON'T TOUCH MY HAND. DO NOT TOUCH MY HAIR. >> I'M TRYING TO GO. >> Sit down. >> Put the seat belt on you. All right. >> I'm Give me one second. Lay your back. Stay back. All right. >> Just relax, ma'am. >> Relax for a minute. All right. >> Just relax. I need I need um >> you want a second. >> It has to be bottled, please. So I know nobody poisoned me. >> Hang tight. >> I see that on your feet. >> After a while, EMS arrives to check on her. >> Come on, ma'am. EMS is going to check you out. All right. >> Okay. >> Come on. >> Okay. Can I? >> Yeah. >> Cuz this um >> All right. Turn around. >> Okay. >> I I don't I don't know your name, ma'am. I'm I'm the one that trying to get you help. I have So, you're pregnant, right? I know you got lacerations on your leg. They're going to be coming around. You let them know all your pain. Okay. >> All right. Just be careful there. Put your feet over here. >> I have to move slow because I There's glass in me. I got to check it. >> Be careful with your leg. Go ahead. >> Hi. How are you? >> Good. How are you? My name's Courtney, but what you have is my partner Gage bringing the truck around. >> Okay. I'm going to help you out. All right. This hair. This hair. Yeah, because this one is uh messed up. Okay. What's her in you, honey? >> Right there. >> She does have a laceration on those on those legs. >> Yeah, on the ankle right there. I saw that scratch. >> Right on. Right in where? >> My elbow. >> No, >> don't touch it though. >> Okay. You want me to touch it all the time? >> Yeah, don't touch it. >> Do you want us to clean it out? >> No. >> No, I want to clean it out. I just want pictures of everything. >> I can't take pictures on my phone. >> So, who can? >> You can take pictures on your phone, but >> Let me go get it then. Uh the officer's finger. >> Um a white and a black phone. >> I can't take nothing out of your vehicle cuz they're going to take it for a search warrant. >> Take it for a search warrant. >> So everything that's in there. >> They also do have all their body cams going and you can >> We do have all these going >> and that's all you can >> It's all doc. I know your >> getting nothing. >> I know for sure lacerations are on my video. >> Huh? >> Your last the cuts on your legs. I know they're on my video. And once you get to the hospital, the hospital can take pictures of all that. >> Yeah, they can over there. >> And then you have documents and everything. >> It just we have personal cell phones and because you're a patient, it's a HIPPA violation for us to take pictures on our personal cell phones of your injuries outside of like a >> Okay. So, what I want you guys to go do is go get um one of the girls in there because I they forgot my receipt. >> I want I want I want Ziggy Ziggy Ziggy. Lady, you're being arrested. Get your priorities straight, will you? and stop being the embodiment of entitlement. >> So, we're not worried about your receiving? >> Well, I am because I need it. >> Okay. >> I don't care what y'all worried about. You're not actually worried if I'm okay or not. And I just told that all these mothers I was pregnant, so obviously it's a problem. >> So, no, we're here to take you to the hospital. >> Yeah, but I don't even really like hospital. So, and I don't have no number or anything. >> So, do you >> So, what the do you refusing? >> Yeah, I do. I want my receipt because that's what I wasing waiting for. >> So, your receipt isn't relevant to your medical care, though. We're worried about getting you medical care. >> They have since surveillance cameras there. You're going to be on the camera. >> Okay. Whatever's Whatever. It's fine. >> Okay, that's good. >> You want to ride over? >> I'll actually What happened? I'm not touching you. I'm not touching you. Go ahead. Sit down. >> What is wrong with you? >> Go. >> Like, I told y'all I was pregnant. I need to calm down. Then why am I still >> You're under arrest. >> For what? Hey, but I'm going to the hospital. >> You're still under arrest. >> Under arrest for what? >> We don't I I can't >> for what? >> At the minimum weapon of passes. >> That's right. >> Definitely more than that. >> Ah, you guys are funny. >> All right. I'm passing the book bag over to my partner. >> Your eyes. >> All right. We got to get your legs up and your head over this way. >> Do you want help with your legs? Can I >> I don't want no help. I don't want nobody touching me. >> Okay. Can you get your legs around then? in a minute. Can I take my time? Can y'all back up? I got a lot going on. >> Okay. >> Can somebody play some music for me or something? Cuz >> Are you going to go with them or you going to stay with us? >> How would I be getting home? >> We'll be If you We are We're going to pick you up and we'll bring you back to the station. >> Back to the station? >> Yeah. >> One of these gentlemen will be with you. >> He's going to be with you the whole time. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I'd rather do that because I don't like hospitals. >> Okay. >> My mom goes to the hospital too much and I'm always there. I'm cool. >> So, you don't want to go to the hospital then? Nope. >> All right. We got to put it back in the car. >> Come on. school. >> Do I have to be handcuffed? That's >> You have to. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> How far is the um police station? >> A mile and a half. >> Okay, I'm okay. >> All right. Go on. >> Please don't touch the seat. >> All right. Go ahead. >> You guys have demographic. >> Everybody's story just better be the same. Don't worry. >> You got to put the seat belt, right? >> Sure. >> Same. Back up a little bit so I can grab it. Go ahead. >> You good? Yes. >> All right. Cool. >> Try to get the number there. >> This might have to be dark, too, for the flashlight. >> Yeah, I got it. In the end, she's charged with resisting arrest, obstruction, aggravated menacing, and unlawful use of a firearm. Let's move on to the next case where a judge's daughter thinks she's above the law. >> I don't want to get arrested. >> You're not going to get arrested, dude. How much have you had to drink today? >> Not a lot. My mom is a retired judge. >> It's September 15th, 2025, Washington. Cops get to this street after a pregnant woman reported that she had been rearended by a reckless driver. Here's what happened next. >> So, what happened? >> So, >> and you are being recorded. >> Okay, just um she rear ended me >> and I got out of the car, asked for uh insurance info. She can't find it. I >> I hate to say it, but I feel like she might be under the influence. She's got a little kid in the car. I got a little kid in the car. I'm 9 months pregnant. >> Okay. Talk to my partner real quick. I'll talk with her. >> How's it going? >> I know. >> I don't want to get arrested. >> You're not going to get arrested, dude. >> I don't want >> You're not going to get arrested. Can I see your license registration proof insurance? Just so you know, you're being audio and video recorded. Okay. >> So, what happened? >> I don't I don't know. It seems like a bigger deal than it should be, but it's been uh >> Well, what's a bigger deal? I don't know what happened. >> I don't know either. >> You don't know what happened? >> I mean, she said I rearended her, but I don't see like any damage. >> Well, you still may have bumped. >> So, instead of answering the officer's question about the crash, you downplay the severity of the accident. >> Do you see anything? I don't. I honestly don't. I don't know. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Not anything. Not a lot. >> How much is not a lot? >> You can. >> How much is not a lot? >> All right. >> I know. Let's here. Let's go over to the >> No. No. Do not start this car. >> Okay. I won't. >> Let's not go that that way. Okay. You are not free to leave. You are not free to start this car. >> It says fine. In fact, why don't you go ahead and pull the keys out and hand it to me. >> You're free. >> Let me let me see your let me see your keys real quick. >> It's a uh it's a remote start, so I will not start. >> I will hang on to that. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Are you keeping that? >> Nope. How much have you had to drink today? >> Not a lot. Like, >> how much is not a lot? >> I could not. >> How much is not a lot? >> I had like two Bloody Marys. >> You had two Bloody Marys. What time did you have those? earlier today, like way before I ever came to pick him up. >> Okay. >> So, please like >> What time was that? What time was that? >> At like 10:00. >> 10? >> I work from home. Yeah. So, >> okay. >> 10. >> Well, you willing to do some voluntary field sobriety tests, make sure you're okay to drive. >> Uh, I don't know. I feel like I should call an attorney only because my mom is a retired judge and I >> I don't love police officers or trust. >> Later on in the process is when you'll get the chance to talk to an attorney. So, it's either it's a yes or a no whether you want to do voluntary field sobriety test. >> But like there is no damage to our car. What is your reporting? There's no damage to our car. >> What's your uh what's your husband's name? What's a good phone number for him? >> He's never going to let me see him again. You're really sad. Are you crying? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. She's drunk. And knowing he'll have to put her under arrest, the cop steps away to brief his backup and tries to call the father of the child. Unfortunately, the number she gave him is not working. >> So, that phone number >> honestly probably will get taken away from me. Like, >> am I going to get taken away from you? >> Not by me. Don't be don't be telling if if you keep if you keep talking to him like that, I'm going to take you out of the car and I'm going to put him with a female officer that we have here. >> Divorce like it's like >> but can I get a good phone number for him and don't be don't be scaring your son. >> I'm not trying to scare my >> Well, you're doing that's what you're doing. Okay. So, >> can you bring his phone? Can you bring >> No, like I Please don't tell me I'm trying to scare my son. Like I love him more than anything. So the fact that you are trying to say something other than that is super up. >> No, what you're saying is supered up. So say whatever you want to say. >> But the fact that you wrote something down, you wrote it down exactly what I said. So the exact And then you're telling me >> Yeah. And the fact that you're telling me that I'm up because >> And you when it's the exact [music] number I gave you. Yeah. And then tell me I want to do something bad for my son. You >> Well, I heard what you told him. >> What? What did I tell him? I told him. >> Don't be scared. >> Don't be scaring him when you were giving him the right. Okay. You don't scare him either. >> I'm not going to cop. So maybe you should not scare him either. >> The cop finally contacted the baby daddy and told him to pick up the child. In the meantime, she has called her mother, also thinking her retired judge's status might get her out of this situation. >> Mom, I am so like I am so like I didn't Mom, I can't talk anymore. The officer is right here. Do you want to talk to him for me or do you want me to answer his questions? >> Yeah, you can talk to him cuz I should not I don't need to talk to her. >> Yeah, you can. >> I'm not going to talk to her. >> She'll answer your questions. I'm not going to talk to her. >> Well, she's a judge. >> She'll understand why I'm not talking to her. >> Here, I'll put you on speaker and you can ask him whatever you would like to. I don't know. I have no idea what's going to happen. >> Put me on speaker then. Put me on speaker. >> You're already on speaker. >> Can the officer hear me now? >> Yeah. >> Is it likely? >> Oh my god. I can't believe you. >> Oh my god. >> What's that? >> Sound. Is it likely that she will be arrested? >> I'm not saying anything in front of a child. >> I will be. I absolutely will be because I am intoxicated and rearranged with another vehicle and I'll probably get fired from my job tomorrow. Yeah, I'm >> Yeah, >> I would just recommend as that you stop talking. >> Yeah. Well, I'm take what? Okay. >> I'm Yeah. Here the rest of my life up. Yep. >> Yeah. Great. >> You're out the rest of my life blowing up. Yeah. >> I know. I see daddy's truck. There's his dad's truck is right there. >> Right there. Okay. you can pull over right in front real quick. >> With the father on the scene, the officer gave custody of the child to him. Meanwhile, the woman completely refuses her judge's mother's advice to take the field sobriety test and just became increasingly agitated. >> You want to you want to get out and go see your dad? Well, come on, buddy. >> Coming out this way. Here's your dad right there. >> Right there. I'm going to talk. I really want one thing. >> Oh, there it is. >> Yeah. So, what I'm going to have you do >> like for sure they look or >> just have you stand in front of your car? >> Wait, hold on. >> No. Come on. >> No, I'm good. I'm not wearing slippers for your >> You You can take them off. >> Yeah, I can. >> Come on. >> Okay. Wait. Hold on. Yeah. >> I need you to step out of the car. >> What do I do? >> So, they're asking me if you can take the fields. Um um or you >> do you think I should take it in slippers now? Cuz that feels >> Okay. It's It's time. It's time to get out of the car. >> Yeah, I can. >> Okay. Well, you just make your decision whether you want to take the field soiety test or not. You >> I don't have to. Right. >> You want to take, but I don't have to. >> Do you want to take the voluntary field soiety test or not? >> If I take it voluntarily, they're going to ask me to walk a straight line. >> We're done. >> No, we're not done. You're under arrest for DUI. Go ahead and step out of the car. >> We're not going to play this. >> Okay. Thank you. >> And just to let you know, you are under arrest for DUI and you are being audio media recorded. Do you understand that? >> Okay. >> Oh, okay. >> This is my car. He has no right to his car. >> Well, we got to figure out if we're going to tow it or what we're going to do with it. Do you want it towed? tow it to my car. >> Or would you rather have him do something with it? >> No. Can you tow it to my house? >> No, we don't tow it to your house. That's not how this works. It would go to the toward. >> We don't want to. >> I don't want to. But there's no parking on this road. >> We're going to do what's >> I'm not I'm not here to give you advice. Okay. >> You like, can you not just be a >> Okay. >> And to remind you, you are being audio and video recorded. Okay. Okay, let's say I'm your daughter. What would you tell her to do with your car right now? >> What would you tell her? >> I wouldn't be here. >> Yeah, you would. You would. Cuz your daughter can make bad decisions. Yeah. You That's why I'm saying you cuz you think I'm a bad person, but I'm not. >> If it was my daughter, I'm your daughter. >> If it was my daughter, they would be dealing with it, not me. I wouldn't even be standing here right now. >> So his coworker Hey, honey. his daughter. If this was her his daughter's car, what would you advise her to do? >> Not drink with uh her child in the car. >> Yeah. No [ __ ] But now that we're in this situation, what would you advise? >> Do you have somebody that can come pick up the car like Pronto? >> My mom. >> Where does she live? >> Husband that you just called. >> We just asked you. You didn't want him to do anything with the car. >> So that was >> I did not want >> He's okay moving it. If you're okay with that? >> Yeah. >> If not, we'll tell him. >> He won't move it. >> Is there anything else you need out of the car? >> My purse and my phone. Is it okay if I grab those two things? Please, too. >> The cops then tell the father he can take the car. >> So, it sounds like to prevent hau, she says that you can move the vehicle. Are you okay with that? >> Would you like me to stay with >> you want to stay here real with me? >> Can I hang out with you? car. I'm just going to move the car over into the parking lot. Um, >> sorry we had to meet like this today, but we're here to take care of you. All right. >> I'm glad uh Dad's being extra helpful for us, too. >> Is she going to get only a resident for overnight? >> Oh, it'll be very quick. Don't you worry. It'll be quick. Um, sometimes sometimes adults do naughty things, too, right? It's almost like uh Have you ever been in a timeout before? It's kind of like an adult timeout. And time outs don't last forever, right? They're usually pretty quick. Yeah. So, it'll all be okay. Were you just at school right here? How was your day? >> Good. >> It was good. >> So, was there an actual accident involved? >> Um, this was the second accident that she was reported to be involved in. I was within 10 minutes. Really? She reportedly had rear rented another vehicle at another location and then took off. >> Oh my god. >> Took off apparently to the school here. alcohol if we're talking, you know. >> Say it again. I'm sorry. >> Blood alcohol level. >> Uh if in my 10 years of experience, she's going to be pretty heavy. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, she's going to be pretty heavy. Um I mean I I didn't even stand within >> 8 ft of her. The car has the odor of it. Um totally. So, >> thank you guys. Appreciate it. >> Absolutely. You buddy. I'm going to let you and your dad get out of here. Okay. And I hope you have a great rest of the day. All right. If you need anything >> at the station, her BAC reading showed. 251 and 277, nearly three and a half times over the legal limit. In the end, she's charged with DUI and reckless endangerment. Moving on to the next case, where a girl thinks her petty revenge plot will go unnoticed. >> No, no, no. What's up, awesome? I love it. This is so amazing. >> It's September 14th, 2024. Cops get to the store after a young girl showed up, not to apologize, but to pay back the owner for reporting her for spray painting his shop. Here's what happened. >> Court date. She has a court date on the 15th from spray painting on my property. Officer Roes, B O G. Roes is really cool. And he followed up and he kind of got her to admit she did this criminal property damage and he was like, "You got to court date." He came by and told me right after he done with her. I was basically right at the right at that entryway there and I saw her approaching me and I just walked by her cuz I was like I want to get her out of the store. She's mad at me. She's going to yell at me whenever. She'll follow me. Took about two to three steps. Got right to about where she is and she just chucked this drink at me. I'm fine. Like I'm not like my neck hurts. But she I had them uh >> I can obviously see her. Yeah. Spilled on you. Yeah. >> Yeah. And I had these two took a picture of me cuz same kind of issues as before. blank stare >> uh behavior. >> I didn't catch much of it honestly. Like I was very surprised to see her standing in front of me and yeah, she had that vibe. She just goes, "You're aing psycho." >> And that's what she said before security. >> After getting the suspect's information from the caller, cops checked two addresses listed under her name. The first was completely fake. The resident had no idea who she was. The second, well, they spotted one of her vehicles in that driveway, confirming it was her house. Cops waited outside for 20 minutes before being pulled away to handle an urgent call nearby. The investigation was put on hold until a few days later when they finally came back to confront her. >> Hello. Are you Janice? I'm officer of Champagne Police. Um, so reason why I'm here. Do you know someone named Matthysse? Well, he he said that um a couple Saturdays ago, so it' be on the 14th, September 14th, that you went in the store and threw a cup of water on him. You remember that? >> Why are you guys here about that? >> I'm just here to talk to you about it. >> Okay. Cuz this is a normal matter that police typically handles. >> Mhm. This is >> people have liquids. >> Mhm. So So you did pour the water or throw the water in that day? I'm sorry. >> Okay. All right. Well, go ahead and step out here. >> We're going to be placed under arrest. >> While the cops were trying to put her in cuffs, things go sideways and she freaks out, resisting the officers. Even tries to fight him. >> Okay. Stop. No. Stop. >> Stop. >> What is that? >> Put your hand behind your back. This is so not right. >> You're under arrest for battery. Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Resisting on top of that, so you need to cooperate with us. Okay. >> No. No. I'm not doing this. I'm not. No, I am not doing this. This is ridiculous. >> Do you want to charge for resistance? >> I don't care. [clears throat] This is ridiculous. He assaulted me. Nobody did anything. Nobody wants to Oh my god. You guys are stop ridiculous. Get off me. Stop off me. >> Not like you guys haven't already done enough damage. Keep at it until hurting me. This is just awesome. Stop. I love it. This is so amazing. I GOT THIS. >> GET OFF MY HAIR. What the is wrong with you people? >> Oh my god. >> No. This is not going to happen. You guys stop. >> No. Unlawful. Are you kidding me? We're throwing a cup of water. >> That was too tight. >> On somebody. This stop >> is >> resist >> insane. >> Oh. Oh my. No. No. No. >> After putting her under arrest, they take her to the squad car. >> Harding me. Let go. >> Stop resisting >> for throwing a cup of water. No. And knee me in the groin. >> Oh, because I'm being assaulted by you now. Everybody just gets to assault me. >> And I'm getting to go to jail. This is so amazing. Love my life. Love this community. You guys are so good at doing your jobs. >> You're welcome to move. >> I will. Don't worry. >> Why is this happening? >> Why is this happening? You're going to break my wrist. Okay. >> Your wrist is fine. >> No, it's not. How can you feel what my wrist feels like? Can you feel what my wrist feels like? Do you have that capability? Cuz that would be amazing. You want to take a seat? >> Yeah. Put your feet in. Put your feet in. >> Can't move my ankles. Frank, >> do you guys take everyone who pour water on people to jail? >> Can I have the statistics of that? >> It's battery. >> No, it's not. Can I have your >> As the girls being placed at the back of the cruiser, a sergeant's informed about the situation. But as he tried to get her side of the story, she refused to cooperate in any manner. You're going to do whatever the you're going to do. Nothing that I say or do. None of it matters. None of it makes sense. So, just go about your business is you are going to be going to jail today, but I just want to make sure we we get you taking care of your baby. >> Touch me. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop touching me. I don't want anybody toing touch me anymore. How many arrests have been made from people pouring water on something else? >> No, I I need numbers. >> You have a phone, don't you? >> You have a computer, don't you? >> That's really relevant to me. >> Yeah, it really is because that's the pile that I'm in right now. after somebody assaulted me. >> The girl was charged with battery, resisting arrest, and assault on an officer. Moving on to the next case where the police have to deal with a huge girl fight outside a bar. >> THAT'S JUST ME. >> It's October 26th, 2024. were cops on patrol downtown on a Halloween weekend when a huge fight suddenly erupted out of nowhere. Then chaos began. That was stupid. >> Why would you do that? >> Why would you do that? I WAS TRYING TO GET HER OFF OF MYSELF. NO, >> you were. >> Yes, I was. >> You came up and started punching her right in FRONT OF US. >> I tried to leave you. >> That's why I'm peing myself the whole way to your car. >> So, they're trying to break up a fight. >> Yes. >> Just run in and like just start beating on people. >> No, I'm trying to get myself out of this. >> Would you got an ID on you? Yeah. Sorry. >> You got your ID? >> Yeah. >> Where is it? >> And my my wallet. >> You don't have a wallet? >> Wait. No. She wasn't involved in the fight. >> Like, bro, >> why are you going to jail? >> Oh, she came and STARTED PUNCHING PEOPLE. >> NO, I WAS TRYING TO BREAK. WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. >> You want to press charge, but I'm scared. >> Okay. >> No, you're right. I peed all over myself. >> Hold on. >> No. >> Why is she on just for the conduct? >> What happened? >> So, we were breaking up a fight. She ran up like right in front of me and just started punching a girl like that. We were trying to break up the fight. So, >> she ran into us, started punching somebody right in front of cops. >> As this is going on, another cop is dealing with a girl from an earlier altercation who had now picked a fight with a separate group. As the officer approached the group, he deploys pepper spray in an attempt to break up the fight. And that's when the girl punched the officer. >> It's not clear to me. >> That's what she built. >> You punched THE COP. HEY, DID YOU GUYS COME ACROSS THE PHONE? >> You literally >> Stop saying that. Stop saying you got >> Stop saying that. Okay, >> I go for disorderly. Okay, >> hold on for a second. >> What? What's your name? >> What's that? >> How do you spell that? Lisa, there's a whole fight GOING ON AND YOU THINK I'm going to be running. >> What you What's your birthday? >> Sorry. I'm I'm just right here for her. >> Yeah, you're What's your birthday? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You want to slide over? >> It literally looks like you want to slide over. >> I DID. >> SHE did get >> I'm not even dude. You're going TO JAIL. >> OH GOD. IT'S OKAY. >> I CAN GO TO JAIL. >> CAN I put your phone in your pocket? >> I'm taking it. Okay. I'm sorry. >> Do you need phone numbers? >> NO. >> 051196. They were transported to jail and charged with disorderly conduct. Moving on to the next case where another girl thinks her parent will save her. It's October 3rd, 2025 and officers in Ohio get to a residence regarding a dispute involving a repeated trespasser who hit a resident in the face after she confronted the suspect. Man, here's what happened next. >> Help me. >> Sit in the car. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Uh, sit in the car. >> I didn't do anything wrong, dude. Can you eat my damn? >> You really going to kick me? >> Okay, now you're under arrest. >> Good job. Now you're going to jail. The hell's wrong with you? Sit in the car. [gasps] At least till my dad gets here. Please. That's one quick arrest. Didn't take long for her to kick the officer. Also didn't take long for the cop to yank that combative brat out of the car and put cuffs on her. Now in the back of that cop's car, she's going to regret her decision. property all the way back to the river >> and we asked her not to trespass on the property. We showed her outside. She kept her house was back there >> and we kind of told her no and then she just kept getting confrontational and didn't want to leave and then she kept trying to cut down. >> I got her in custody and in the car. >> She kept trying to cut through every single one of our properties right here to get to a house that doesn't exist back there. >> Okay. >> And we kept asking her to leave and we started walking her down here. We're like just please just get on the road. We can give us your address and we can help you navigate. because now she says she's lost. And she uh she tried to dart again and my daughter and all of us are standing in a line and she assaulted my daughter. My daughter took her to the ground and then we just got >> I promise. I won't do it again. >> It doesn't matter. It's done. It's over. You're going to jail. How old are you? >> Okay. You're going to jail. >> Please. No. There's no Please. >> At least we wait till my dad gets here. I'll tell him you're going to jail for sure. Yeah. His daughter just assaulted a cop. That's reallying smart. Okay. Literally could just sat in the car. Could have just sat in the car. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Move your foot. >> Please. And thank you. >> I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. >> Move your feet. >> I'll do it. I'll do it. >> I'll do it. Just >> I'll do it. >> I'll do it. Please >> listen. >> Please. >> You're not helping your case. >> Please. >> So, keep your in here, please, and stop being silly. >> This is not that serious. You just sat down. >> I had a bad feeling about this one. >> The officer then continued his talk with the neighbors. >> So, anyway, we were trying to just make sure she's not trespassing on private property because this is the second time she's [snorts] cut through along that fence line and it belongs to private property. >> Okay. And then she tried to cut through on her property. And then she tried to cut through Lily's property. Okay. And we are very protective of our neighbors. We weren't trying to be. We asked her what her address was. We offered to help her find her way. And she insisted that you I'm going this way. And then when we walked her this way, >> 803 is all we can get out of her. 8031 300 block. And it goes nowhere after that. >> Yeah. And then she assaulted my daughter. >> We were down all the way at the corner and we tried to get her to walk back this way because there's nothing over there. There's a big ditch right here. Like granted, if she came up through this way, that's a different story. But right now, then people just moved in there and they don't need people coming in and out of their yard. >> Children, small children. They've [clears throat] got cameras. They've got no touch. >> She's just been real pushy about going that way the whole time. Like no give on nothing. No taking instructions or criticism of any kind with your front door. >> We were talking nicely to it. We weren't rude. >> Oh, >> I saw that. I saw it there. We weren't trying to be disrespectful. We were just, "Hey, we just want we don't want you to get in trouble. Just letting you know this is private property." And she just would not give in. >> While the officer is talking with the neighbor, the suspect's father arrives at the scene. >> Hi. >> I'm sorry. >> My daughter, >> your daughter? >> Yeah. >> Is under arrest >> for what? >> Assault on me and assault on that lady right there. >> Are you serious? She's have she has short-term memory loss. She has epilepsy and all kinds of stuff. >> Okay. And I was trying to rush rush and rush and get to her. >> Where does she even live at? >> Right here. >> Okay. That's why we're here. >> Yeah. She don't mean any harm. She was She said when I called her, she said she was trying to go to the store. Okay. I told you I was a family. I was reading me first. >> He taggled me first. >> What was she trying to cut through? >> He was trying to cut >> What is it? >> There's a house on the end of this road that literally drops off into this river little creek thing. She said her aunt lives there. >> Well, my aunt lives on Martin Avenue. She has short-term memory loss. She don't really realize what she's doing. She has epilepsy. Not >> epilepsy f. But she we had no problem trying to help her. She wouldn't give us an address. She just gave us a house number, but not a street. And we were trying to help redirect her. My son would have even walked with her. >> Just whatever you talk to her about, then >> we just we won't start a big >> We're very nice up here. were just protective and we just wanted to redirect her and she just >> Yeah, she I don't know if she's took her meds or not. Sometimes when she don't take them >> escalates. >> Well, she my phone is sitting on my desk. >> I can take pictures and go in with him. >> In the end, she's charged with firstdegree misdemeanor assault and fourthderee felony assault. Let's move on to this case where a 21-year-old thinks she's untouchable. >> I can't get a female. >> Okay. Stop. >> Get out of the car. Christ, let go of my arm. >> It's August 10th, 2025. Cops respond to an establishment for a call of a disturbance. What happens next is anything but routine. Do >> you guys have your driver's license? >> Do you guys like cater to girls at the office? >> Huh? >> You guys like cater to these girls? >> We uh >> Why are we doing all of this? because they called us saying that there was a disturbance here. >> There was this was like an hour ago, but like they started. >> Okay. Yeah. He's going to go figure that out. I have no clue. >> That's kind of why we're here to figure out what happened. So like what happened? >> Okay. >> What do you mean they started? >> If you saw it, I literally called because his dad owns the bar. >> Okay. >> And I was like, "This is how it started." Like, >> okay. I don't. >> He was yelling at me. >> I don't What happened? >> The guy in black was yelling at me, attacking me, and then so was what? >> What do you mean attacking? Like verbally? >> What do you mean attacking? >> No one's driving. >> Um, no one's driving, so like why is he getting super defensive? Anyway, the guy in black was yelling at me. So is the girl. >> Okay. >> You saying I'm insane. Okay. They were both yelling at me. Whatever. Like there was nothing went unprovoked. They said that I bumped into them. That didn't happen. And then like I tipped a drink. >> Oh no. >> What do you mean you tipped a drink? Like you bumped into a drink or you knocked their drink over? >> Tipped a drink? >> Because I'm being yelled at. Like it wasn't like I tipped the drink out of nowhere. You know what I mean? >> No, I I hear you. So they >> So let me make sure I got this straight. You guys are in there. Two people. You guys are in there having a good time. >> Two No, no one's having a good time because they were talking [ __ ] the whole time. >> They start yelling at you. >> They're both yelling at me. You can get that on camera. They're both yelling at me for no reason. Saying a bunch of like crazy. >> I tipped the drink that she had like towards her, right? >> Sorry, but like you're in my face. You're yelling at me. They're both yelling at me. Like, what am I supposed to do? Right. >> You can literally see the loading circle over her head. It's loading BS in real time. After finishing speaking with this girl, the cop then came to talk to the victim. >> All right. So, they're not they just want you guys banned uh from coming back. They don't want you guys coming back. >> Um >> do they have like jurisdiction over that? >> She works. Yeah, she works there. So, >> yeah, but I also know the owner of the bar. >> Then the owner is an unband. >> Yeah. You'll have to talk with owner then. Uh but for night they they just want you guys she just wants you guys banned. >> Me. >> Okay. Do you want to press charges? >> I kind of do. Yeah. Because I mean like it's it's ridiculous. I mean like she's been harassing me for weeks now and I've >> How do you know her? >> I don't I really don't know her. I mean this is like >> we should tell >> we've been a thing and >> is that an ex is an ex whereas where did the drink land on you? >> So it's all on camera. Um, actually, I'm so sorry. Um, it's all on camera. She had I hadn't said anything to her. I was standing there. She had grabbed the drink and there was multiple witnesses as well. She had grabbed a drink and poured it all over me >> and I was like I literally looked at straight at Matt and I was like, "Please ban her." >> Where where was the drink at? Like >> right in here. It was It was in my hand. Did it get on my shirt? >> Yeah. My shirt's dry now, but my shirt's been soaked for like an hour. >> It all started with her while I said a word to her. She walks >> elbows me. So I'm just like >> I'll be back. >> Do you want to press charges up? >> I do. >> Okay. >> The officer then returned only to see that she was already in her car, refusing to step out. So they had no other choice but to yank her out. >> I'm asking you step out of the car for us. >> It's a lawful order. So you're going to or I'm going to make you. You understand? >> You can't touch me. >> Get a female policy. >> Okay. Step. >> Get out of the car. >> I told you, >> dude. No, this is >> It doesn't matter. Roll over. >> Roll over. >> What am I doing? I'm literally talking to my dad on the >> What are you doing? >> What the is this? >> Roll over. >> Ow. Jesus Christ. Let go of my arm. Jesus Christ. Go. >> What did I >> give your arm? >> Let go of me. Like I didn't step. >> Let go of me. >> Listen. Next time. >> What do you mean? Like you're literally like assaulting me. >> Jesus Christ. Like >> shut up. >> What did I do? Stand up. Get up. >> Like, what do you mean? I didn't do anything here. >> After putting her in cuffs, they moved her to the squad car. >> What did I do? >> I'm being arrested for battery >> and resisting. >> Didn't do anything. >> Battery. >> Another one cuz you didn't listen to me. You >> literally just assaulted me. >> We didn't. >> Did you not just assault me? >> You just don't understand the law. That's your problem, punk. >> Oh, so you're above the law. >> I didn't say that. >> Are you or are you not? Are you enforcing the law by literally >> like tackling me on the ground? >> Okay, let's go to my car. >> Both feet down. Thank you. >> The girl is charged with battery, resisting arrest, and trespassing. Moving on to this case where another dumb girl thinks she's above the law. >> Even if I was walking on the side of the road, I'm allowed to do that. >> You're under arrest. Hannah, stand up. >> I JUST WANT TO KILL YOU. [screaming] >> On April 19th, 2025, cops in Ohio received multiple 911 calls reporting that a woman was nearly hit by a car while walking directly into traffic, screaming and flipping off drivers. As the cops approached the scene, they noticed the woman still walking along the roadway. Hello. Are you okay? >> Huh? >> Are you okay? >> Okay. Somebody said that you >> were in the street. Almost got hit by a car. >> No, somebody lied. >> Okay. >> They were protesters trying to walk with me >> and then they >> Who was protesting? >> I don't know. >> Oh, okay. >> We weren't. >> What were they protesting? >> I'm walking. So, >> okay. Do you have your ID with you real quick? Here, let's go on the grass. >> What's the >> You're walking in the street. >> I haven't been there though. >> Okay. Well, you were when I got here. >> I wasn't. >> This is the This is the street. >> That's the sidewalk over there. >> Yeah. This is >> So, you have to be up on the walking path. This is the >> That's all the street. >> The state law says >> in the white line is the street. >> The state law says if there's a walking path or a sidewalk available, you have to use it. >> I didn't I wasn't aware that there was. >> Do you have your ID real quick, please? >> I don't have to have my ID. That's the crime that I mean just you know. >> So despite already breaking the law, she tries to talk her way out with some madeup nonsense about not noticing the sidewalk. Nice try. And when the officers try to identify her, she doubles down on the attitude, refuses to cooperate, and continues to throw down madeup law knowledge, turning what should have been a quick check into a long pointless back and forth with the most entitled girl of the day. >> I am allowed to assass. I'm not like trying to be anything. You're violating the law for a pedestrian on the road. >> I'm not I didn't know that. That was >> You didn't understand that. That's okay. I'm not saying you're going to get a ticket for it, but I do need to see your identity. >> I don't have one. Do you want to identify? >> Yeah, that'll work. >> Uh >> there's not I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, he's asking for your social. >> He's not allowed to is what I'm saying. Even if I was walking on the side of the road, I'm allowed to do that. How old are you? >> Old enough. >> Okay. >> That you don't get to ask me. Okay. >> Are you 21? >> I don't know. Am I? >> I don't know. You won't tell me who you are. >> Do you want to take me to court and find out if I'm 21? Like, I don't have to. >> I You've been drinking. >> I went to OSU. You were walking 3 years for criminology. >> Okay. >> There's no probable cause. >> Okay. So, >> I'm walking on the street. >> Let me talk for a second. Okay. Okay. And then I'll let you talk for a second. Okay. >> If you want to give me a ticket. Okay. So then >> and I need your information to do >> give me a ticket. >> Okay. >> Or let me go. >> What's your first name? >> We have to have your information. >> Who am I going to write the ticket to if I don't? >> Why do I have to have a ticket for? >> We've already explained that four times. >> This is not the side. This is not the middle of the street. This is I didn't understand that that was qualified as a sidewalk. Okay, >> look at that right now and tell me that that in different cities that right there is qualified as a sidewalk. It's not. >> Okay, >> that's just black talk. That's somebody had black talk. >> I've done this too many times. Like I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] >> Okay, >> you're telling me I was walking in the I wasn't walking in the middle of the road. I'm allowed to walk odor of alcohol coming from your breath. >> I'm Do you want to breathalyze me? Like I >> You can get one out here if you want to take one. That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying I'm allowed to walk on the side of the road. >> Not if there's a sidewalk available. >> Great. I did. THAT'S NOT A SIDEWALK. >> OKAY. >> THAT'S BLACK TALK. >> OKAY. >> There's a difference between us. >> It's a walking path. >> It's a walking class. >> Um, do you have your first name, please? >> I don't have to. >> Yeah, you do. >> If you want to take me in handcuffs, that's fine. I don't have to. I didn't know that was the sidewalk. Like, that was a sidewalk. Look, can you understand why I didn't understand why that was? I have mental health. >> I've already dealt with cops. >> Can you understand? Divide that in the middle. >> Okay. >> And no, >> listen. >> It's not a no. It's a That's black top. There's a difference between sidewalk, pavement, black top, whatever y'all want to call it. That is black top. >> So, is that sidewalk to y'all? I wasn't aware that that could be qualified as sidewalk. So if that is sidewalk, then give me my I'll go walk on the sidewalk. I didn't know that. So listen >> a single black line was qualified as sidewalk. >> And I'm understanding what you're saying. And I'm saying >> you're not though. You're not. >> But I am. You're saying you didn't understand that that was considered a sidewalk. >> Is that a sidewalk or not? >> As the cops try their best to work with her, her silly ass refuses to work with them and becomes increasingly agitated. So, no, you're not free to go. >> You're not free to go. >> You're not free to go. >> That's not what I'M SAYING AT ALL. I'M SAYING IF Y'ALL [screaming] ARE GOING TO HAVE THREE COP CARS PULL UP ON ME BECAUSE I'M WALKING in the middle of the road. >> OKAY. >> I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT'S IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD. >> OKAY. SO, WE ALSO >> I DON'T KNOW WHERE I'M AT. I DON'T I JUST MOVED TO THIS LOCATION. >> OKAY. >> SO, if y'all want to take me home, TAKE ME HOME. IF NOT, [screaming] I'M WALKING TO WHERE I KNOW. OKAY. >> AM I GOING TO GO TO JAIL? >> NO. >> WE HAVE NO I WANT TO GO HOME. >> What's What's going on? >> I WANT TO GO HOME. >> BUT YOU'RE REALLY UPSET. >> I am because I went to I don't like y'all. I don't like him pulling up on me and saying, "Hey, we're going to take you to jail." >> Okay. So, if they >> For what? Cuz I didn't know that this was a >> again. >> I was literally just walking over there cuz I thought I could walk over there. I wasn't in the middle of >> and that's okay. Listen, we're not trying to take you to jail. We're just trying to figure out what's going on >> side of the road. So, we got calls that you were walking and you were walking in front of cars and I'm not Can you listen to me? We were concerned that you were going to get hit by a car. >> Okay. Where' they go? Cuz nobody stopped and said, "Hey, we think you're going to have like I want to go home." >> Okay. That's why we showed up and we're trying to come up with a solution to figure out. But you also said you don't know where you are. >> So I went to a bar with some friends and I I I said okay I'll walk home from here and I don't know where the at. >> We're not trying to take you to jail because you dude >> then don't worry about him talk to me. Okay. >> Drunk and entitled. Great combination. Should have just shown her ID, stepped over to the sidewalk and gone about her day. But nah, she wanted to go bat poo crazy about a simple ticket. It's like some people just want to go to jail. >> I I never said taking you to jail. >> I never once said that you were going to go to jail. >> I never once said that. >> It's on video. Everything that we did in Interact was on video. And I never said anything about you going to jail. >> I wasn't walking down the center of the street. I didn't know this was available. Now I know this is available. So, if you don't want to leave me alone >> or direct me to MY HOUSE, DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT? I JUST WANT TO GO HOME. I HAVE NO IDEA WHERE I'M AT. >> YOU'RE detained because we are trying to get to THE BOTTOM AND TRY. >> SO, TAKE ME TO HOME. >> OKAY, STOP. In order for us to help you, we need we need a couple things. >> Am I going to run? Am I running from you? Like, run down the sidewalk. I don't give a >> I went to OSU for 2 years with this dude. >> What did you go to school for? >> FOR THEM TO GIVE ME A LECTURE ABOUT IT'S A WASTE OF TIME THAT YOU'RE IN COLLEGE RIGHT NOW. >> WHAT IS THE crime I'm being detained for? >> Already gone over. >> What is the crime I'm being detained for? >> You're walking on the street. We got a call that you were walking in front of cars, walking down the middle of the street, which is why we got a call. >> No, you didn't. >> We did. So, what is what is your >> No, you didn't. Like, no, you didn't. >> Then why else would we SHOW UP? BECAUSE YOU WERE ALREADY DRIVING DOWN THE STREET RIGHT THERE. >> NOT THREE OF US. >> [ __ ] YOU ALREADY YELLED AT ME OUT OF HIS WINDOW. >> MAN, IF screaming like a banshee were a crime, she'd be serving a life sentence. But sadly for the rest of us, it's not. So the cops have to stand there patiently trying to talk sense into her. Meanwhile, another cop's busy confirming the 911 call that started it all. Reports of her being disorderly in the middle of the road. >> Oh, is this sus? Hey, I was just wondering if can you describe the behavior that you saw? Um, we're out with her right now. We're just trying to get the whole story here. >> Okay. Yeah. No, that's great. Yeah. Thank you very much. I appreciate the information and we'll see if we can we can get her some help. >> I'm not I'm not arguing with you. Either tell me what crime I was committed or let me go home. >> Disorderly conduct. >> Nobody. >> I just I just talked to the people on the phone that called in. >> Not that I've sat and talked to three officers. So, you were in the middle of the road at one point screaming at the cars. One guy slowed down to see if you were okay. >> You flipped them off. You told him >> and you were standing in the middle of the road. So, I've got I've got witnesses. Um, >> if you don't want to tell us who you are, then we are going to arrest you. >> People going past me never asked me, "Hey, >> I just talked to a guy that stopped to check on you." >> Yes or no? You're going to tell us who you are? >> Can you tell me why it happened? >> WE'VE ALREADY EXPLAINED I DON'T GET IT. NO. IF YOU DO NOT GIVE US YOUR INFORMATION, YOU'RE GOING TO BE ARRESTED. THAT'S THE DEAL. Give me your information. You're going to get arrested. >> Can I call you? >> No. You can call her after YOU GIVE ME YOUR INFORMATION, BUT WE'RE NOT DONE. >> I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT HAPPENED. >> I'VE ALREADY DOING ANYTHING ILLEGAL. >> ARE YOU GOING TO GIVE ME YOUR INFORMATION OR YOU'RE GOING TO GET ARRESTED? >> OKAY. AND THEY ARREST ME. I don't know. >> So, no, you're not GOING TO GIVE ME INFORMATION. >> THAT'S NOT WHAT I SAID. >> I have no problem. Despite all that screaming and yelling, the cops still gave her every chance to calm down. But dear God, she really believes that if she screams loud enough, the cops would just pack up and leave. It's bad news for her. That strategy is about to backfire in the most painful way possible. >> I want to go to my house. I don't care. >> I don't think you can care for yourself is the problem. >> C Yx Wr. I'm allowed to decide that for myself as a 27. Fortunately, you were in THE MILITARY. >> GOD, NO, I WASN'T. [screaming] >> WELL, TWO PEOPLE CALLED 911. OKAY, so >> so either give me a TICKET OR LET ME GO. CAN YOU CALL SOMEBODY to come AND PICK YOU UP? >> YES. >> OKAY, THEN. >> GIVE ME A PHONE. I got >> Do you have a phone? >> NO. SO, EITHER GIVE ME A PHONE OR TAKE ME HOME. I've said that FOR AN HOUR. >> WE'RE WE'RE TRYING TO GET WANT TO GO HOME. I DON'T GIVE A But you have to You know her number? >> I am allowed to know or not know her number. >> I want to call her for you. >> You don't have to do that. I can do that myself. We're not going to hand you the phone. >> I'm allowed to do that myself. When I walk down the street, I'm allowed to do that myself >> at my house. When I walk down the street, >> I'm allowed to do that. I don't have to, >> dude. I'm not playing God's games, bro. Like, I can call her when I walk down the road. >> Huh? Okay, >> you're under arrest. >> Hannah, stand up. >> Why? I just want to go. You're under arrest. Stand up. Stand up. Come on. Make it hard for you. Stand up. Why? >> Because you're under arrest. >> For what? For what? >> Because I just don't understand why I'm not from here. I'm just literally Please just call. >> Why? >> I'm just literally not from here. Please not let you call her. I just don't understand why. Please. >> Okay. Here. I know. >> Did you understand that? >> OKAY. >> I WALKED FIVE MILES. >> We have to adjust it so they don't hurt your wrist. >> They're not hurting me. I just want to understand why. I just can't call to come get me. I'm not proud of you. >> I'm just literally up front. I walked all the way from What is that bar in the middle? You know, I know. Yes. I walked all the way from [laughter] >> Please. Please. You >> got to sit down. >> I don't understand why. >> Listen, you have to get in the car. >> I didn't. >> If you don't get in the car, you're going to catch another. >> You already did that to me. >> Stand up. Hannah. >> Stand up. >> Hannah, you got to stand up. >> That's not my name. >> Then tell us what TO CALL YOU. >> CARTER. >> CARTER, PLEASE GET IN THE CAR. TAKE A SEAT. >> Take a seat, Carter. You got TO SIT. >> I'M TRYING. YOU'LL PUT ME ON THE FLOOR. >> THEN STAND UP. >> I CAN'T. THAT'S NOT HOW THAT WORKS. MY THIGHS. OKAY. Get taller. >> Hey Joe, this door shut. What is that? >> I did nothing. What the >> No, your foot. >> Haley. >> Haley. Yeah. >> Carter move. >> Move your foot. >> Move your foot. >> You're doing this on purpose. [laughter] >> Alien. >> No. angry. >> Now you're getting an obstructive charge. >> I'm not. [screaming] >> After taking her to the station, she's charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing official business. >> Are you dumb? >> I touch me. >> If you're going to hit your head, >> what's what's going on? Tell me what's going on. Tell me what you need from me. Hey, can you just sit up? Look at me. I want you to breathe with me. Okay. Just Just I just want you to get calm first so we could talk. Okay. That's >> I don't want my mom to bring me in. >> To bring you in where? >> I don't want her to bring me in the house. >> In the house. Is she home? Is there a friend that we can uh call to come and come and be with you? >> Can you call my mom? Can you call my mom? >> Yeah. This is your phone. I [laughter] I don't know your mom's phone number. Hi, this is uh Officer Rodriguez with the Middle Sex Police Department. Is this This is Casey's mom. Hi. We're out here in front of your house with uh Casey. She's having an anxiety attack. >> Would you be able to come home? [laughter] >> Oh, Connecticut. Your mom's in Connecticut. I know. >> Okay. She She's going to call her sister cuz cuz your her mom is sick. So, she's going to call her sister to come and come over here. I just don't want to leave you home alone. Can you call a friend to come and be with you? >> I have noing friends. Okay. >> If I could justing find mying key. >> Where? Where do you expect me to? Just wait in the [ __ ] Okay, I'll just wait in front of the [ __ ] house. >> You You want Casey? >> There's nothing else. I'll wait in the [ __ ] house. There's nothing I have to [ __ ] do. >> Here, let me let me talk to her. >> [ __ ] I'll just Bye. I'll wait till someone >> Is she drunk? Why is she being so rude toward her mother and the officer? If I spoke like that to my mom or dad when I was younger, I'd get knocked into the next week. Well, either way, the officer is there to help her, so that's what he's going to do. >> No one come here. >> So, you're going to have to go to the hospital. >> Oh my GOD. I'M NOT GOING TO [ __ ] do [ __ ] >> You You know, you can't say that though in our especially in our presence >> and we're on camera. >> I know. I said that hell of times. And did I ever do it? No. >> It doesn't matter cuz if it happens this one time, right? It's You said it in my presence and it's on camera. Casey, >> you're dumb as hell. >> It's It's It's not my rules. I just got to follow them. >> Mom, I'm actually Yo, >> I'm not trying to catch a charge. I'm not going to the [ __ ] hospital. >> There's no charges. >> So, I'm not going. >> There's no charges. >> I'm not going. I'm going to find my key. I'm not going. They're [ __ ] bugging. I'm not going. I'm not going. >> Did you want me to talk to your mom or No, >> I don't want you to talk to her because I'm not going. Are you dumb? >> A little bit. >> I think you think you are. I'm Cuz I'm not going. Can you let me go inside? >> You don't have a key. >> I caning find it. I know it'sing somewhere. I know it's [ __ ] somewhere. I'm not going, bro. Please go. >> Once the ambulance gets here, we're going to get you in the ambulance. Don't [ __ ] touch me. Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> If you're going to hit your head, >> don't [ __ ] touch me. >> If you're going to hit your head, we're going to stop. >> Dead ass. Don'ting touch me. >> We're not going to allow you to hurt yourself. >> Me theuck off. >> Remember, she's the one who called the police. And the officers were very kind and helpful, but she decided to treat him like crap. With her behaving so erratically, the officers decided to put her under protective custody. >> But you can't hurt yourself. I'm not doing nothing. >> You're walking away. Listen, >> you are not under arrest. You're in protective custody. >> Exactly. So, why are y'all touching me? >> To prevent you from running away and from hurting yourself. >> No, you're Ow. >> Okay. So, you said I'm not under arrest. >> You're in protective custody. >> You said you're You said you're not I'm You said you I'm not under arrest. >> That is correct. You are not under arrest. We are putting you in protective Don't lock it. Let's do this one, >> [ __ ] >> This one's already locked. >> Ow. >> Stop pulling away. >> If you If you don't stop pulling away, it's going to hurt. >> You said I'm not under arrest, so why the [ __ ] are you touching me? >> You are in protective custody. >> You said I'm NOT UNDER ARREST, SO WHY THE are you touching me? >> Casey, stop. >> You said I'm not under arrest, so why the are you touching me? >> Let go of this. Go grab her. >> Babe, I don't want to go inside. YOU'RE DUMB. >> DON'T DO THAT. >> YOU'RE DUMB. >> ALL RIGHT, sit down. [laughter] Do not try to run away. >> I just want to talk to my mom. [screaming] >> We'll make sure you take your phone. >> Well, no. Let me talk to my mom. >> We'll have your phone go with you. >> Let me talk to my mom. >> You're not You're not You're not making a phone call right now. >> What the do you mean? >> Relax. Let me talk to my [laughter] >> Relax. Relax. >> Let me talk to my Let me talk to my mom. Let the go me. [ __ ] you're the one. >> Casey, stop fighting us. Damn. >> After she was secured in handcuffs, she started to berate the officers who were just trying to help her. Are you going to >> Do you want us Do you want us to sit you up? >> You got me handcuffed. >> Yes. And you're in an uncomfortable position and I recognize that. Do you want us to sit you up and bring you to the steps? >> Go. What the >> All right. Do you want us to bring you to the steps? >> You got meing snotted up. >> Do not start acting up. Do not try to run away. You understand? >> If you Can you wipe my nose? >> County. Is it clear now? You're like, y'all areing antagonizing me, whispering, doing all that [ __ ] You and you know what? You know, you know >> I can't make him do anything. >> Yeah, I know you can't make him shut the up, but you know that himing whispering, saying that dumbing [ __ ] is making me moreing mad. What do you say? >> I just want to call my inside. Can you please look in mying bag? >> So, even if we had the key, you said that you were going to and you're going to the hospital. >> I said that [ __ ] because he wasing SAYING THAT DUMB [ __ ] >> EVEN IF THAT'S >> that's the only reason. >> Even >> if he wasn't saying that if he wasn't saying that dumb [ __ ] you know, I wouldn't say that. Even if that's the case, >> okay? And you know, you know me. Even if that's the case, you know that I can't. >> You know me though. >> You know that I can't make a different decision. >> Saying that stupid assing [ __ ] that I wouldn't I would not say that >> and that would have been best case scenario for everyone. >> Can you please? >> As they're waiting for the ambulance to arrive, she started to embarrass herself even more. >> Oh my god. >> You're an adult. You can you can hold it for another 15 minutes. >> Should I pee? >> You can't pee. Stop. >> I really got to piss myself. >> You're not going You're not going away from us. >> Where do you want me to go? >> Don't go. >> Where do you want me to go? >> Make sure she doesn't try to hop over. >> Please. Please do not. >> Where do you want me to go? Cuz I really got >> Please. I'm begging you. Please don't. >> Where do you want me to go? Cuz I I I'm >> the Do you want me? No. No. Even better. Look. >> 10 minutes. That's all I'm asking you. >> My pants. >> I do not want you to go in your pants. The ambulance is here right now. >> We'll be at the hospital. I assure you. >> My pants. >> No. Do you want me to go to my >> Can you just look at the at Damus the the hospital is >> I can't afford theing ambulance. >> You have to go. >> Okay. So, I'm tell myself tell them it's inv Don't go near me. Tell them it's involuntary and that you're not paying for anything and that you are forced to be here. >> Where's mying phone? >> We will get your phone. >> We will get your phone. >> Where is it? Where is it? Where is it? >> Is it in your bag? Grab your bag. >> Where the [ __ ] is it? >> Is it in your bag? And I got my right there. Right on the floor. That's where my [ __ ] right here. Bring a stretcher. Take my [ __ ] up. >> Take my [ __ ] up >> cuz that's my ID and all that [ __ ] >> He'll he'll get your phone. >> Do you want me to piss on you? >> No. He'll get your phone. >> Piss on you. I got to piss. >> Okay, I'll [ __ ] piss in the ambulance then. No. You know what? I'm about to start pissing. >> The officer sound have let her piss herself. It'll be more entertaining to watch. All jokes aside, the ambulance is finally there. >> We'll be at the hospital in 10 minutes. Please don't do that. >> You You alreadying know this. You're up. You already know what the I've been going through. >> I I do know, but you know, I can't It can't >> cut it out. >> You know it can't be any other way. >> Here we go. [screaming] >> Enough. Red button. Red button. I got [screaming] >> We're going with it. >> [ __ ] You good? >> Yeah. >> Give me um You got a phone? Let me Hold on one second. You got You're going to follow. >> Hold on. >> We're going to hang out for now. You got to stop moving though. If you just sit back, he'll let go of you. He'll let go of you if you stop moving. >> She said she doesn't mean it. >> She did say she did. She doesn't mean it. Um but obviously in in our presence, we're we're we're obligated. If you want to be some mad at someone, be mad at me. I am the one who made the decision that you are going to the hospital. They're just transporting you under my my request. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct and battery on an officer. I got you a problem with me. First, >> I didn't do nothing. You're under arrest. >> First of all, she's under arrest. First of all, I'm not >> I'm not assisting. Can you watch my foot? >> Can you What did I do? Excuse me. >> Back up. >> First of all, can I stand up? Can I stand up? THANK YOU. THANK YOU. CUZ I'M NOT RESPECTING. She hung ON ME FIRST. >> THANK YOU. AND YOU CAN CHECK ALL THESE CAMERA. She's talking first out of my face. PUT MY SHOE ON MY PURSE. Please put my shoe on. Can I get my shoe? >> Can you hit her? >> My shoes right there. Okay. Listen. >> Okay. >> After detaining the girls, the officers then began to move them to the squad car. And this is when one of them decided to fight the police. >> Y'all got me. >> Okay. Okay. >> Come on. >> No, I didn't do that. Why? >> You did. You just touched somebody. >> Why? >> Right in front of us. >> You see her, right? You see her? >> No. No. No. My shoe is on the ground. No. No, I'm not going to move. Please get my shoe. Please, you crazy. >> Wash your hair. Hold on. >> Start walking. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. BACK UP. >> SHE'S THE ONE RESISTING. She's the one resisting. Back up. >> I know. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not dragging her. >> Stay back. >> You know what? That's cool cuz I'm going to school for political science. >> Just give me the badge numbers. Back up. >> With three of the girls under custody following the fight, the action is far from over. >> One that's literally her and then the one that's in the barber. I told y'all to come and grab her the first time, bro. >> But y'all see But y'all see how she was coming. >> But then we walk right back. >> She was aggressive. >> Stay there. DO NOT WALK UP on us or you're next to get arrested. Stay right there. >> I got you. >> Wait. Wait. Pull my [ __ ] up. Pull my [ __ ] up. That hurts. Why are you Why are you giving to my arm like this? >> Cuz you actually >> But you actually have to give me their badge number backing up. She has my arm. Don't back up. Back up. >> Can you make sure Dash gets my purse and my phone? >> And my phone. >> My god. >> You're going to get locked UP NOW, TOO. >> NO, I'M TRYING TO TELL YOU. I'M TRYING TO TELL YOU HER ARMS. SHE has She cannot straighten her arm. >> She cannot STRAIGHTEN HER ARMS. I'M BACK. SO, HER YOU doing that to her is going to PUT HER ON YOUR ARMS. >> I'm back. Can you give me your badge numbers, please? BADGE NUMBERS. BADGE NUMBER. YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO GIVE ME YOUR BADGE NUMBER. BADGE NUMBER. BACK UP. >> BADGE NUMBER. BADGE NUMBER. Badge number. >> Badge number. Badge number. NO. BADGE NUMBER. >> PUT IN THAT CAR. >> BAD NUMBER. BADGE NUMBER. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. So why are you still grabbing me? I'm not >> I need to double cuff your >> You don't have to double cuff me. I'm not resisting. >> It's going to make sure it doesn't >> No, no, no, no. I have a cup. Now it's the badge number girl who causes problems. Costco number. >> Go ahead. Go. >> This is racism. I don't know if you know racist. Mom right now. >> Because I asked for your badge number. Because I asked for your bad number. >> Because I asked for your badge number. Because she had >> Get away from the car. >> No. Get away from the car. Get away from the car. You're going nuts. Get away. >> There's no reason to go near the car. >> She breaks the window, she goes in jail. Simple. Go away. Go away. We could be dealing with her right now if you walk away. Walk away. Walk away. Walk away and we can >> What a mess. It's like they all want to go to jail. Well, if that's what they want, they're going to get it. >> Calm down. You'll get released. Calm. I'm very calm. You can see anything. Can you just loosen up? >> No, we can't loosen up. >> It's already loosened up. Get in the car. >> It's cut. >> I know it's cut. We'll have you checked out by rescue in the station. Okay. >> Just lean back for me. >> Just one arm. No, >> I need to buckle you in. It's literally rubbing INTO THE CUT. NO, NO, NO. MY NAME IS JOJO. NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO. It's literally rubbing into the cut. No, no, no. You don't understand. >> It's literally rubbing into my cut. Can you just loosen this one side? I don't need the other side. It's >> already loose. >> No, it's not. >> Oh my. I'm very calm. All I asked for was your badge number. You can go on your video and look. >> Don't tell me what's in your hand there. >> It's my phone and my nicotine. I'm sorry. >> Okay. I'm just going to hold on to it for right now. Okay. Can you put it in my purse right here? >> The phone will hold on to >> He's going to put it right out front. I'm going to give you >> stick it in my purse. >> I can't. Soon as we get inside, I'll get back to you. Okay. >> Not in the car. You can. When we get inside, you can. Okay. >> All I was saying, she has cancer. >> I have legally enabled to look at anybody anyway I want by the Constitution. He's telling me next time this will happen if I don't look at someone the wrong way. So, you're telling me I'm legally enabled by the Constitution? By the Constitution of the United States. I am legally enabled to look at anyone any kind of way. That's not my fault. >> I just I'm sorry, sir. I just >> When you come there, we'll have a conversation. >> The officers had yet to disperse the crowd in front of the bar and were yet to transport the feisty females to jail who were prepared to make the ride a memorable one. >> STOP KICKING THE CAR. >> NO, I DON'T GIVE a >> Stop kicking the car. Yeah, you can pay for that. >> If we have any uh >> available, we could probably >> pretty today, my boy. I promise you, you are. >> Guys, find somewhere to go. Yo, that's enough. You got to go home. Go home. Go home. >> Go home. Let's go. >> It is time to leave. What? >> Before we kick everyone out, cuz he said, "Hey, give me your badge numbers." Can I have them? I'm going to have to go. So, can I have them now? >> Okay. >> Time to leave. >> Let's go. >> It is time to leave. >> Shut up. Let's go to get you for disorderly conduct. Let's go, >> guys. Find somewhere to go. All right. Thank you. Hey, listen. >> I'm not trying to touch you. >> Get your water. Huh? >> Out of the street. >> I was basically telling him like don't pay attention to me. Everybody's just drunk. >> Oh, we realize that and that's what gets people in trouble. >> Exactly. >> My family owns this down watch, bro. Watch. >> And at the jail, we have more drama when the girls catch a glimpse of each other. all the way. >> I hope yall know who daddy is. I hope y'all know who my stepdaddy is. Y'all better jobs. I promise you you are. >> Let me see your left leg. >> That's how you Yeah. Go ahead. Keep doing it. I promise you. You thought this is bad. You not about to have a job. You know what I mean? Okay. >> That's fine. That's totally fine. I'm going this way. I promise it is. >> Imagine not being able to hold handle up 120 lb. Stupid ass. >> Is this your shoe? >> Y'all done? >> Y'all done take the one off. So, please try the one. >> Okay. M [clears throat] >> come on sit ugly. You You're ugly. You look like a crap. You stupid you up. >> I'M CRYING. >> STOP YOU ALL THE TIME. STUPID. >> STOP. You're on camera. I'm on camera. You look ridiculous. >> I am just going to like >> What the was she just saying to me? She's a stupid for real. Like I don't care what the judge is saying. >> Like you guys really >> you're going to care when you're in charge >> because I am the one that got roughanded. Not her. He's the one that started it. >> You guys see me wallet. You have an ID. Do you see that? Do you see me? Do you see me? >> Do you have a wallet on you though? Do you see an ID? Wallet? >> My ID is not in here. I don't have anything on me. You guys see my skin? >> Did you leave it at Romeo? >> Nothing on me. >> Did you leave it at Romeo? >> Nothing. My name is Jolan. J O L I N. Have you been arrested before or had any contact with us? >> Two of the more cooperative girls were quickly processed and released. While the brattier one stayed behind for her garbage attitude. >> You're going to fight us. We'll leave it that way. We're trying to help you out here. And if you're going to give us an attitude, we'll just leave it that way. We don't need to move it. We're trying to >> No, I don't give a if you move it or not. I promise you I don't. Your job is on the line. I can't do that. I don't know why >> it is. I don't think I don't think you understand who my family is. I don't think you understand who my police is. Your job online cuz I promise you it is. >> I guarantee you police and you think your job's not online. Okay. >> You don't even know who the chief of police is. >> Okay. Okay. >> There you go. Here's your ticket. >> Shut the up. >> No. Like I said, shut the up. Shut the up. Like I said, shut the up. >> All right. Stand up. >> Like I'm a grown woman. Shut the up, bro. >> No, I'm not walking. I'm not walking with these on my ankles. That hurts. I'm not walking. Oh god, I'm not walking across because there's cameras. Pull me. Pull me. I promise you. Pull me across this [ __ ] This [ __ ] hurts. I'm not walking with these on my ankles. That's that. >> Well, you kicking people, so we're not >> Nobody kicked nobody. I'm not No. Okay. No. No. So we can get Yeah, it's on camera right here. >> You're pulling me. >> Come on. So we can get No. >> Why you acting like a shout? All right. So stay here. >> Like I said, >> stay here. We're here till 7 a.m. >> We're here till 7 a.m. 7 a.m. So, we're good. You >> like an adult, dude. Jesus Christ. >> But just start dragging me by my feet. Like I said, >> nobody dragging you. This hurts. I'm not walking. >> Well, if you wouldn't have kicked us, >> like I said, nobody's kicking you. But you want to hold on. Like, shut up, >> dude. Just keep handle a little 120 lb. Just up, bro. Get a new job. Get a new job. You wear it on my other flipflops. Like >> we don't have your other flip-flop. >> You probably lost it when you were kicking all of us. >> Kayla was charged with two counts of aggravated assault on law enforcement officers, obstruction, and simple assault. Alexis was charged with disorderly conduct and aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. And finally, Jolan was charged with disorderly conduct. Thank you so much for watching. Please don't forget to like and subscribe so you never miss out on any interesting video. We'll see you in the next one. If you want, share your thoughts on this video and don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment.