So, I want you guys just do a few stand exercises for me just to make sure that's not the case. >> You're violating my fourth amendment and my first amendment, right? >> She wants more beer. >> And you took it. >> You call me back to jail. >> Are you trying to bite me? P. >> It's wild how some people think yelling, threatening, or bullying will somehow work on the law. Spoiler alert, it absolutely doesn't. >> Open the door. I'M GOING TO BREAK IT DOWN. [ __ ] YOU, YOU [ __ ] people made of [ __ ] wood. >> Now you being charged. >> Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's dive into today's wild ride in cops versus the dumbest Kairens who think they can bully the law. Starting with this woman who thinks she can bully a young female cop and get away with it. >> Ooh, big bad [ __ ] Like right in my face in the beginning. >> What's her name about? >> Get back in your vehicle. >> Get back in your vehicle. >> First time. 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, is that 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 Green PD? >> Hi, Lizard. >> Okay, we'll 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. Were you Were 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 the parking lot. >> I saw you on the street. >> Okay. But now I'm in the parking lot. So ma'am, it's private property. >> Does not matter. It's not It does. It's not a time to argue. My car. >> No, you're not. >> Stay in your vehicle. >> Don't touch me. >> That's a lawful command. Do not get out of the vehicle. Part of this. >> I need your driver's license. >> Okay, let me record it. >> It's being recorded with my body cam. >> Okay, I'm also recording it. >> Well, I need your driver's license. Hold on. You need to give me your driver's license. >> Okay. >> I'm going to call my husband and come out here. >> I would not advise that. >> Oh, well, why not? >> Because we need to finish what we're doing. >> This is my This is my residence. >> I understand me at my residence. >> It's a lawful traffic stop. >> Um I'm not >> with your driver's license. >> Okay, hold on. Let me start recording for the 91y old. >> 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 compound? >> Smoke. I came straight from work. >> Okay. Can you give me your driver's license, please? >> Hold on. >> Wait, are you in a hurry? >> Well, I've asked you about 12 times. >> Yeah, I'm I'm recording you. >> Okay, here we go. >> Tango 30. You might want to swing by in emergency. >> There you go. >> All right. Do you have your proof of insurance? >> Yes. Oh my gosh. I live here. >> Thank you. Okay, just go ahead and keep yourself inside the vehicle and I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> 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? >> It's a lawful order. Get back in the vehicle. >> What's your name and badge number? >> Get back in the vehicle. >> What's your name and badge number? >> Get back in 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 will not tell you again. >> I live here. This is private property. >> Get back in your vehicle. >> Or what? >> Or you're going to be placed under arrest. >> I live here. >> It does not matter. >> Someone out here. CAN YOU SEE ANYBODY? I'M getting harassed by the cops. >> This 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 here. >> It does not matter. Get back in your vehicle from work. What is wrong with you? You're going to be placed under arrest. >> Can you please homie? What is she doing? >> Get back in your vehicle. >> Tell her I came straight from work. >> Get back in your vehicle. >> What is she doing? >> Anybody who's >> Get back in your vehicle. >> Come out here. I'm being harassed. >> It's a traffic stop in your vehicle. >> Private property. >> 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 she thinks I've been drinking. I came straight from work. Ma'am. Sir, do not go into the vehicle. >> Name and Bass number >> green 101. Get back in your vehicle. Ma'am, >> get back in the vehicle. >> Get back in the car. >> Where's your name and 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 your >> 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 accomplished nothing except making the situation worse for her. >> You don't close my door. >> Yes, you need to close the vehicle. >> I'm in my car. >> You need to get in the vehicle and close the door. Why? >> Because it's a safety concern. >> Because I'm in my vehicle. >> It's a safety 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. >> This is not an argument. Get in the vehicle. >> Arguing with you. >> Get in the vehicle. I didn't get in my vehicle and close the door. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> I'm trying to tell you. >> You are You need to get in your vehicle. >> Private property. >> Get in your vehicle. Close the door. >> I live here. >> I live here. >> You cannot arrest me at my apartment. >> I live here. >> Get in the vehicle. >> I live here. >> No, no, no. You're going to get arrested. >> Get in the vehicle and close the door. >> In the vehicle. >> She's not fully in the vehicle. Get in the vehicle and close the door. First tell me howing ugly you are and I get in my car. >> Get in the vehicle and close the door. >> Get in the vehicle. Close the door. I was that little getting mad. >> I'm not getting mad. You're just not following lawful orders. >> I didn't do anything. I came straight from work. >> I don't know how many times I cannot keep explaining this. >> And I cannot explain 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? >> You're not going to win. Get in the vehicle and close the door. >> 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 101. >> Where's your supervisor? >> He's on his way. >> Okay. >> So, you need to get in the vehicle when 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. >> Work? >> I just got off work. >> And you didn't have any other type of in intoxicating compounds, weed, pills, anything like that? No, I came straight from work. What the [ __ ] are you talking about? >> What is the reason for your erratic behavior? >> Because you're a stupid [ __ ] that pulled me over at my apartment building. I literally live right there. >> Back in the car. >> Get back in the car. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Get back in the car. >> Don't touch me. >> Now you're under arrest. >> Don't touch me. >> Now you're under arrest. >> 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. >> Don't you Don't 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 mying 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. >> I didn't do anything. I came straight from work. >> Can you stand here for a second? Let me talk to 30. A sergeant arrived at the scene to deal with the bully. Ma'am, >> my name is Sergeant Green. I'm with the Weeden Police Department. Back >> in the car, >> sir. I'm not talking to you. I'm not talking to you. >> Not talking to you. >> She told me to get back. >> Okay, ma'am. What's your first name? >> You have my license. >> Well, I don't know. I haven't seen your license. >> Give it to I'm telling you right now to step out of the vehicle. >> Wants to talk to you. >> If you do not step out of the vehicle, I will place you in custody for real. >> 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. Okay. >> So, what are we doing? >> Well, she followed your lawful order when she was because I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. >> What did What did I do wrong? >> 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 She doesn't get 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 rigomearo. me driving down here code three because you're being difficult for no reason of you. >> She followed your law. I expressed to her that she was not following mine and she'll be placed under arrest. >> Okay. >> She followed yours. So if you want to take this at face value that she listen to you do that. >> It's up to you. >> 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. >> Hear me out because this could have gone completely different. You could 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 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 try to get on her twice and she told you if you did it again, you didn't listen to her. She's going to place you into custody for obstruction. >> Luckily, once we got down here, you stood you listened to reason you got out and I appreciate that. >> 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. >> Get your fating face out of here. >> Okay. You could you could say whatever you want. >> Good. >> It's quite all right. >> You [ __ ] 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. >> Your face can stay here then. >> My face is going to stay. >> 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 came on my private property and >> private. This is not >> 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 point light. >> But then when she entered here, I was already That's not how it works. It's not like >> I was in the parking spot. I was stopped already. >> I was stopped already. >> It's not It's That doesn't matter. That literally doesn't matter. >> It's private property. >> It doesn't matter. You understand? It doesn't matter. >> Over on the street. >> You You understand it doesn't matter, right? >> She pull me on the street. >> You understand it doesn't matter. >> Why did she 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. >> I can ask why she is I was 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. >> You pulled 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 had no idea that that was out." She would have likely had a a civil conversation. She would have likely had a civil conversation with you, wrote you a warning, and sent you about your way. >> Again, if you want to find a formal complaint, feel free to come to the police department. Everything is being recorded on body camera. You guys can continue to record, bring your evidence. That's fantastic. Call your lawyer. I will. >> That's great. >> She came out like a little in the beginning. >> Again, feel free to come to the police department first thing tomorrow morning and file your complaint. Oh, you're welcome. >> 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, I'm officer at the police department. This is Officer White. I don't know if you remember an incident when you got pulled over a couple weeks ago. Yeah. >> Okay. So, from that incident, they got a warrant for your arrest. >> What? >> Yeah. So, you have a an active warrant for your arrest. Okay. Do you can you take off your >> Oh, >> your clothing, your uh your bib or whatever. >> Yeah. >> Really? >> Yeah. All right. You can stop that. Just get that. >> You turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> That was so embarrassing. We're not going to make a scene or anything, but we'll get you got to get this all. You got nothing else later on or >> Yeah. Yeah. You'll get a chance. >> Once you get everything taken care of, um we'll be able to give you a ride to your vehicle if you need it. Okay. >> This is literally over. >> So, yeah. I mean, I wasn't there for the incident, but they got they got a warrant for some things that happened on that traffic stop. So, we'll have to go back. We'll have to uh I'll give you your charges that way you know everything that's going on. We'll have to do your fingerprint and pictures. I'll have to have you sign a pre-trial release paperwork. And then uh >> as long as everything's going well, I'll be able to give you a ride back to your car. Okay. I get to tell my parents, oh no, my husband. >> Yeah, you can tell whoever you need to. I'll give you a chance to make the phone call once we get back to the police department. Okay. >> I mean, I was in the middle of an order. He's going to finish it. I'm not clocked out or anything. >> I mean, your manager knows, so he'll take care of that however he needs to. >> [snorts] >> Do you have anything on you in your pockets or anything that'll poke you or stick me at all? No. >> Okay. All right. Can you just spread your feet for me really quick? I just need to check your pockets before I let you get in my car. >> 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. >> Can you call me back to jail? >> You arrest him. >> I am 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 somebody. >> Yeah, I know. >> What's going on, Pam? >> He will not 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 potties 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. >> Oh gosh. >> Hi. Hey, what's going on? Is that from just now? >> That was from last night. I was holding the door now. She's getting ready to come out. >> Yeah, I seen that. I seen that. >> She's been drunk for days on end. She's out of beer and she's orangey cuz she wants more beer. >> No, I am not. >> And you took it. >> Okay. So, what happened today? I started uh this is like an ongoing saga but >> she started drinking about three days ago and then I >> so she drank her she drinks about 15 pack a day so she drank her thing and I was hoping she would just sleep but she didn't so she got mad at me cuz she wanted the other beer [sighs] 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 can't do this. I've paid for it. I want it. >> I want her. >> I just like I [clears throat] She's starting to wreck my house. She's going to come after me. I know she won't. She's drunk and she's flat out. >> Okay. Was that there was any physical altercation? >> We're getting physical again now. Yeah. >> What happened this past time? >> She tried through the door. >> Back up. >> No. >> Back up. >> 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. >> So, I I got divorce papers and I need some information for I I am going to follow through with the thing. >> He said he filed for divorce. >> I got the paperwork. >> That's fine. There's >> a cost to filing. >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. I I got the number. >> I don't think it's that much. >> Yeah, the papers weren't that much. And I copy each other. But anyway, um, what what fits does she hit you, swing at you, kick you? >> She kick she wants to kick and she gets close enough, then she'll swing. >> Okay. Well, what happened within the last >> She kicked me a couple times, but I was moving pretty fast. >> Okay. >> Dancing around and back in my room. >> Mhm. >> But I was trapped out there. >> Your life. >> I can't see anymore. I haven't slept in days. >> I'm physically and mentally burnt. >> Okay. What is she? Was she swearing at you? Was she >> nontop? >> Non-stop. What was she saying? >> Oh, she wants a beer. I'm an [ __ ] I'm a loser. You name it. And then it goes on for hours. >> Okay. >> And then the door poundage started the other night, but then last night she did that. >> This Okay. Do you want criminal damage to >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. >> I I'm not playing this game. She She did this to my last house when we lived together. She broke every door in the place now. Okay. Why is she in a wheelchair? >> She had gon beret in 2013, 2014. >> So, she needs to be in the wheelchair. >> Well, says yeah, pretty much all the time. She can stand for a little while, but >> 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 window no contact again, written statement. >> I don't know what else to do. Dad, you got to do what you need to do to protect you. >> Something's going to be bad. >> It's okay. This gets big work. I'm going through with this cuz I can't take my >> 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 >> she's you got to make sure you take care of yourself. >> I have to right now. >> Mhm. >> I was in the hospital a few weeks ago and whole time I was in her she was drunk. You guys had to come here. She passed out on the floor. Oh god. >> I'm going to go grab my paperwork. Okay. >> All right. >> 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 says she's not letting Pink go the train. >> Still going to be in clearance. >> All I got to do is go back to bed. >> Well, that's not going to be happening. Pam, >> why? Why didn't you call 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 anything. >> Okay. Well, Pamela, >> I ain't going. >> You are. You're going to be placed under arrest today. >> Bull >> for DC disorderly conduct, domestic enhancer, and criminal damage to property. >> I ain't doing any damage to his property. You busted the door down. The door. There's a big hole in it. And when I was here, >> that doesn't mean I did it. >> 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. >> We don't want to add them. >> 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 got to get her up to take her to the bathroom and everything. >> Well, >> because refuse to take my wheelchair. >> All right, we're going to be placing her under arrest. >> No, Pam. >> Don't resist, Pam. >> Don't 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 arrest him. >> I'm arresting you. >> Why, >> Pam? >> Because you said enough. >> Get your hand off of me. >> Nope. >> Now. >> No. >> Do it now. >> Do not put your hands down. >> Do it now. >> I'm going to put your hands behind your back if you can't stop. >> Okay. Now you're getting a resistance to her. Nope. Yep. Okay. >> Get off of me. You're hurting me. >> You got her arms. >> Yeah, I got arms. >> You don't even have my meds. I don't even have my meds today. >> Stop. >> God hands off of me. >> Nope. >> Are you trying to bite me, Pam? >> Yes. No. >> Okay, now you get another charge, Pam. >> No. >> Let's go. >> No. No. >> Pam. All right. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET UP. >> THIS might be a little tricky. >> The officer then escorted her outside and to the squad car. >> Never last time took me. I want back my car keys >> because he is not driving it. anywhere. >> His name is not even on the license. >> All right. >> How is we making this? >> Come on, stand up. >> Can I come on? >> Actually, I'm asking you a question. >> Let's not fall out of a chair. >> I'm asking a question. >> We're going to deal with this first. >> Come on. GET YOUR HAND. ALL RIGHT. I want my son out of my do that. >> I'll grab your arms. Just swing your feet. >> Do you want to set her up? >> Yep. >> And you're going to knock me right off my wheelchair. >> Going to mile turn your sound. I'm not I'm not >> resisting a mile with clearance. I'm going to need to resist. >> Can you please take these off so I can move? >> Okay, you're throwing me ON THE FLOOR. STRAIGHT BACK. First 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. She ultimately entered a no contest plea to one count of disorderly conduct with a domestic abuse modifier, resulting in a conviction, court costs, and 37 days in local jail credited as time served. Alcohol-fueled behavior inside a home can turn a family crisis into a criminal conviction. Compassion may be present, but once violence begins, accountability takes over. Self-control protects everyone involved, especially loved ones. Moving on to the next case, where a dumb woman thinks she can refuse to follow orders and get a reality check from the cops. >> So, I want you just do a few standardized exercises for me just to make sure that's not the case. >> You're violating my fourth amendment and my first amendment, right? >> Wait. On December 1st, 2024, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle performing an illegal U-turn at an intersection and crossing over the center dividing line. Here's what happened next. >> Hey, Patricia. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Hey, I'm officer Ash. You okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. I was following my navigation. I missed a turn that said making a turn. So, >> Oh, okay. Did you Were you able to find your insurance for my partner? >> Well, it's hard for me to see. I'm from California. >> No worries. I'll give you a light to help you out. >> So, is this the new This is >> Yeah, that's the registration. We're looking for the vehicle insurance. >> Um, I have it in my phone. >> In your phone? >> Yes, I do. I have it in my phone. >> Which uh which uh >> it's AAA? >> Yes. >> Do you have like a mobile app or anything like that? >> Well, that's what I'm I I know I put it everything in my notes, so I just don't know what it's under. So, I put in AAA. >> I got you. >> Oh, here's AAA card. >> Perfect. Let me see it. >> Wait, hold on. Wait. Trip. Oh, here it is. Insurance documents. Can you can you zoom in on it? So it it it shows like your policy number and which vehicle to assign to and everything. >> I just don't know what it looks like here. Everything's covered. So >> no worries. >> Total sold auto insurance. There's a number. Patricia with Desma Caret. There's my premium. >> Yeah. No, but it doesn't show the the policy or anything like that. >> Let me look again. Let me just go back. I don't even know where it's >> Okay. TripleA, Florida 8162. >> So, Patricia, where are we coming from tonight? >> My sister-in-law's. >> Okay. She is This >> Sorry. >> Does she live in the area? >> Yes, >> she does. Okay. And where are you heading to? >> I was going home. >> Okay. Where Where do you live? >> I live in PJ. >> Oh, okay. What? PJ National? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. How How much alcohol have you drank tonight? >> I don't have anything at all. I'm a cancer patient right now. >> You you're you're a what? >> I'm a cancer patient. I'm standard. >> Are you are are you taking medication right now? >> No, I'm doing treatment. >> No, I'm I'm doing treatment. I'm doing radiation therapy. >> You're doing radiation right now? >> Yes. >> Okay. What were you drinking in your cup right there? >> In my cup? >> Mhm. >> My cup? This is my wormwood and blackwood waln. >> Do you do you mind if I see it? >> Well, no. That I understand that's a unreasonable search and seizure. >> That's an unreasonable >> There's nothing in my cup. It's empty. There's nothing in there. >> I can I can literally hear something rolling around in there. I just want to see what liquid you have in there. You're not >> There's no liquid in it. There's nothing in there but ice. I have warm wood and black walnut oil. >> Okay. >> She clearly didn't want the officer to see it because it was alcohol. She could lie all she wanted, but the smell coming from the car told a different story. >> So, >> all right. Do you do you take any chemical control substances, narcotics, anything like that? >> No. >> That might impair you? No. Do you take any medications? >> I'm not I'm not I'm not impaired. I was following my navigation. I'm new to Florida. Okay. I just came from California. Okay. Do you take any >> It said make a U-turn. >> I understand. All right. But you still need to follow the law and road signs and everything. >> Of course. >> Do you Do you take any uh medications you shouldn't be taking while operating heavy machinery? >> No. Not at all. >> Okay. >> No, I haven't done anything wrong. I was following my my navigation. I didn't make a U-turn. I made a U-turn and you all pulled me over. That was it. >> Okay. >> That was absolutely it. So, why so why am I smelling an odor of alcohol coming off of you? >> You can say that, but you're not. >> I'm not. Oh, okay. So, you weren't drinking at all? >> No, I haven't had anything to drink at all. I'm I'm in radiation therapy. >> Florida license? >> I do. >> Can I see your eyes, please? Can you take your glasses off for me? >> I haven't had anything to drink. I'm >> If you would like me to get this for you, I could do it. Good. Definitely not appreciate you flashing lights in my eyes. >> I'm not flashing. I'm trying to look at your >> charm doing what my navigation said. >> Okay, >> that's all I did. So, >> do you have your license in there? >> That was random. She doesn't have one on her. >> I do have a picture of my Florida license. >> You don't have your actual license on you, man. That's what I'm saying. >> Well, >> can I see Can Let me see your license, ma'am. The picture that you have. >> I have I have my Florida one. It will come up. I just don't know what it's saved exactly under. So, I'm typing in driver's license. This is my California license. I will find you my Florida one. >> I'm like 3 ft away. I still smell it. >> With the suspicion of her driving under the influence, the officer then asked her to do some field exercises. However, she refused. >> Hey, you can time out with that. Listen, I'm a little concerned that you might be driving while while impaired. All right. You're telling me you're not drinking. All right. But what I'm smelling and seeing is a little different. So make sure that's not the case. All right. So I want you guys just do a few stand exercises for me just to make sure that's not the case. >> That's a violation of my first >> It's not a violation of your first amendment at all. I'll make you understand the conse. Okay. Absolutely. So here So here's what's going to happen. Time out. All right. Cuz right now you refusing to do the exercises. All right. >> You don't have a reasonable articulation that I've committed any kind of crime. Wait a second. Do you have your camera on? >> It's absolutely recording. Everything is happening. I made a U-turn based on my camera in my car that said make a U-turn. >> Okay, >> I missed a turn. >> Patricia, time out. Listen, I'm going to advise you right now what's called your tailor warnings. You need to listen because it's three parts. Number one, by you refusing to comply with the exercise that I'm requesting that you do, you're not going to be able to dispel my concern that you're operating motor vehicle tonight while I'm paired by an alcoholic beverage or chemical under control substance. Number two, you're going to force me to make an arrest based on the totality of the circumstances. Do you understand what that means? That means everything I was married to a police sergeant. So I understand. And number three, your refusal may be used against you in court. All right. >> It may be used against me in court. But you guys have made >> Keep that warning in mind. Will you do these exercises to dispel my concern? >> No, because I know exactly what you see when you pull someone out of your car. Unless you get a warrant out of my car by a judge, you can't do it. >> With her refusing to do the tests, the officer proceeded to put her under arrest. >> You may not. That's That's violation of You cannot reach your hand in a car. [ __ ] >> you guys. Why are you reaching his hand? >> Why are you reaching my car? >> Do not touch his hand. >> Why are you reaching in my car? >> Why are you reaching in my car? >> Cuz you're under arrest right now. Step out of the car. >> For what? >> You're Wait, I'm watching you. You're violating my fourth amendment and my first amendment, right? Violating my [ __ ] secret. >> Wait, hold on. Hold on. I'm not resisting. I'm >> Excuse me. My purse. >> Hold on. My foot's stuck in the seat, >> you guys. My foot's stuck. Oh my god. You're breaking my ankle. >> Oh my gosh, you guys. My foot. You can see my heel stuck under the seat. >> Take your foot out of there. Take your foot out. >> God, you guys. >> Take your foot out. >> I can't. >> Drop your phone. >> Right foot. >> Now you just broke my last one. >> Take your foot out of there, man. Turn your body. >> My heel is stuck in there. >> There you go. >> Okay. Put your hands on your back >> for what? You're under arrest. >> For what? >> For what? What are you arresting? >> Is your camera on? >> Officer 57. >> Tomorrow 511. >> What am I being arrested for? >> You weren't resisting an officer. >> I haven't resisted anything. You >> absolutely did. >> No, I It >> was easy. You didn't have to do all that. >> After putting her in handcuffs, the officers then moved her to the squad car. >> You guys, this is ridiculous. All >> they did was comply. >> What? Comply? >> Absolutely. >> What? First of all, I have the right to be safe and secure and my corrections are my >> and everybody else on the road here has a right to be safe and secure from a pair of drivers. >> My electric make a U-turn. I made a U-turn. >> This is insanity. >> And the fact that you guys Is there a camera on? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Oh, I want to talk to camera and you you >> guys refused to allow me to record this transaction. >> No, we didn't. >> Yes, you did. You refused. You pulled my phone out of my hand. You did not allow me. >> You can't You can't just pull out your phone and say, "I'm recording unless you're under arrest." It's not >> No, I wasn't. I was in my own vehicle. I was not under arrest. >> She was charged with DUI and obstructing without violence. In court, she took a plea deal and the DUI charge was dropped. However, she was found guilty of obstructing without violence. You can beat one charge and still lose the case. Calm cooperation limits exposure. Refusal and obstruction can follow you long after the DUI question is resolved. Let's move on to the next case where an unhinged woman thinks she can spit on the cop's face without consequences. >> OPEN THE DOOR. I'M GOING TO BREAK IT DOWN. >> [ __ ] you. You [ __ ] [ __ ] made [ __ ] wood. >> Now you're being charged. >> On November 29th, 2024, officers responded to a residence regarding a domestic disturbance case. According to reports, the suspect attacked her own elderly mother while in her house. She was reportedly screaming, tearing pictures off the wall, and tossing them into the fireplace. Here's what happened next when the police arrived. >> What's going on today? >> My dad sister beat up my mom in there. Run off. She's in her house right now. >> I want her to press charges. I want to go get her ass in jail tonight. >> Who's your sister? Who's your sister? >> Tammy. >> Tammy. Y'all y'all come out here all the time. Probably y'all probably out here yesterday with her. I'm I'm aware of >> somebody was in here so you can find out who >> Yeah, >> they all she's right. >> I know your mom's 81. Is she overright minded all that or is she? >> Yeah, she's fine. Just want to make sure you got >> her name is Tamara. Tamara. >> Tammy. >> Tammy. >> [clears throat] >> I can't remember if it's I know there's a narrow that's in the car. >> Tammy. >> I think her actual name is Tammy, though. >> Tammy, open up the door. We're not leaving. You need to come tell us your side of the story. Sheriff's office, OPEN THE DOOR. She's getting up right here. >> Come out and talk to us. >> With the woman closing the door on the officers and refusing to cooperate, the officers had no other choice but to kick the door and put her under arrest. >> Open the door. I'M GOING TO BREAK IT DOWN. YOU guys [ __ ] >> There's no need for that, man. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] wood. [ __ ] you. You [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] Made of [ __ ] wood. Made of [ __ ] wood. What are you after? >> Getting the cigarette lighter out of your >> What's my cigarette lighter? >> Well, obviously you can't use >> You went to my house and took my cigarette lighter >> in your What? >> You went to my house to my cigarette lighter. >> It was in your pocket and you're going in the back of a cop car. >> Don't give a [ __ ] You should have took it out. Damn. You should took it out already. >> No. >> You just messed up. >> Why are you behaving the way you >> really? >> Yeah. Now you >> being charged. >> You got to be kidding me. I I wish I did. I don't. >> I got one. >> Go ahead and get it. That was entirely inappropriate. >> Spitting on somebody else is really nasty. Not to mention her hitting her mother. She needs a long time behind bars. >> You can be harassing people's daughters. >> Ma'am, you attack your mother. >> What is it? You taking her word against mine? >> No, I'm taking her word and her injuries and the evidence injuries again. >> Okay, ma'am. Go ahead. >> And you all you had to do was talk to us and explain your side of the event. >> I don't have to. I'm asleep. What are you supposed to do? >> But you didn't. You decided you weren't going to do that. >> In my house. >> Well, ma'am, >> in my house asleep. You [ __ ] in my [ __ ] doors. >> To be fair with you, I I told you that that's what was going to happen. And now you've resisted and you've spit it to death. >> I'm not sure where it's at. >> That's fine. All right. We're gonna put you in the scar. Okay, ma'am. >> Just go ahead and spit hood. >> Yeah. Yeah. She's awesome. She was charged with two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, and domestic battery on persons 65 years of age or older. Her bond was set at $8,000. Violence in the home, especially against elderly family members, eliminates second chances. Once officers arrive, resistance and aggression only multiply charges and ensure harsher outcomes. Cooperation may not erase consequences, but defiance guarantees worse ones. Moving on to the next case where an entitled woman chose jail over a ticket. >> You got to get out of the vehicle. >> Give me my license. >> I will once you get out of the vehicle. >> No, I don't have to. Give me my license. >> You do cuz we're towing the vehicle. >> The plates aren't charged. >> No. >> Shut your ASS UP. DON'T COME UP HERE AND TALK TO ME. >> YOU'RE GOING TO get your ticket. Your car. On August 23rd, 2025 in Ohio, officers attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle for multiple traffic violations. What happened next was anything but routine. >> Hello. >> Take that flashlight off of me. >> No. My name is Officer Smith Police Department. Reason for the stop one, you were flying down Vernon ODM. You had a marked lanes violation at Vernon ODM and Malison. And then you made an improper turn when you turned on the roads here. You turned to the middle lane. You didn't turn to the inside lane. >> Man, get my license. And here, get my ticket cuz you not about to get on my nerves. Give me my ticket, please. Thank you. >> We We ask everybody this with the new fireballs. Any firearms in the vehicle or on you? >> Ticket. >> You have to answer that. >> I do not have to answer nothing. >> Yes, you do. >> Give me You want to get arrested? >> Give me. >> You have to answer that. Is there any firearms in the vehicle? >> No, it's not. >> Okay. >> Give me my ticket, please. And have a collection. >> I will. And I will. Don't you worry. >> Okay. You don't got nothing to search for. Ain't nothing in here. >> This is not a search. >> Give me my ticket, please. >> You can wait a second. >> No, I cannot. I got somewhere to go. >> Give me my ticket like I said. >> As the officer returned to the squad to run her information, she continued to run her mouth and gave the officer her attitude non-stop. >> How long have you been a police officer for? >> How long have you been what? years. >> Yeah, you can never have been cuz you know I know my rights. So I said give me my ticket. I was about to ask him to get out. >> Okay. What what law school did you go to? >> Run that ticket and give me my ticket and have a good night. >> This is tricky. >> Man, can you turn the radio down? >> Ma'am. >> Hey. Hey, that radio is too loud. >> Nothing else. You can go back there with him. >> I need to be able to hear behind me for traffic. >> Absolutely I do. >> Bye. I need >> Don't be by my car. >> That's a >> Don't be by my car. >> I need to be right here. It's going to be It's a safety issue if I can't hear you. >> Music. >> Back the up. >> Also, you can't be playing music that loud out of your vehicle. >> Man, you can't tell me what the I can't play. >> I'm not saying you can't play that music. >> It can't be that loud. >> Kiss my ass. >> That's absolutely too loud. Kiss >> my ass to get my signing. That's all you need to worry about. >> You can stay up there, but don't worry about the radio. >> [music] >> Friday. [music] I ain't got no hurry up and [music] y'all here cuz my life is valid. I don't quit. [music] What's up with your partner? It don't take that long. >> Uh, sometimes it can. >> No, it don't. Cuz I got pulled over by the sto and it never take this long. So see what your partner doing >> if I didn't. >> It don't take that long TO WRITE ME A MOTHER. >> It does. >> It don't take that long to write my mother ticket. >> So Stow does more traffic >> than the way. Acron got [ __ ] >> Go see what's up with my ticket. >> Yeah. So typically Stow does more traffic than we do. So, they're probably more experienced when it comes to traffic sites. >> Get your sto ass back. >> I'm just telling you how it is. >> No, you just sound like you just got in to this position. >> No, that's a weak ass mother. >> After running her license and finding out that it had expired, the officer returned to inform her that the car was getting towed and she needed to get out of it. And what did she do in that situation? She immediately started her car and sped away. You got to get out of the vehicle. >> Give me my license. >> I will once you get out of the vehicle. >> No, I don't have to. Give me my license. >> You do cuz we're towing the vehicle. >> The plates already. No. >> Hurry. Signal five. Taking off and stop. >> Stand by. >> She turned eastbound on Thornton. We're trying to catch up to her. speeds are 45. Still catching on to her right now. We had large lane violations and then also tire plate. She took off on tow the vehicle. We're still trying to catch up to speeds are going to be 40. Looks like she's about to track down the highway here. 76 west car. We just got on the highway. starting to get off the next exit. >> After a short pursuit, the officer lost her track. However, another unit was able to locate her at her home. They then quickly apprehended her. >> Hi. >> Shut your ass up. DON'T EVEN COME OVER HERE TALKING. >> You're going to get your ticket. Your car is going to get towed. >> I don't give a [ __ ] that. >> Oh, I will. >> What she said? >> I'll spit on you. That's what >> I'm going to buy. >> Oh, yeah. It's great. >> Yeah, we're everything's good. >> Just uh don't follow her steps and run from the police. That's This is what happens. Don't run from the police >> on traffic stops. A simple traffic stop. Don't do that. >> Violation marked lane. She crossed over the line and her license plates expired. >> She decided back here. I know, but she over. >> So, she got pulled over and then decided to fight us when we got here at her house. So, we're going to jail tonight. Try to fight us. right here that I pul that pulled me over tomorrow. This right here blew me over. >> Yep, I did. >> Hey, they try to tow my car. Wait my window down. >> Nope. >> I know. >> Anytime we get in use of force with somebody. >> Why the car? >> Because it's getting towed. >> It's getting towed. >> That's why she ran from the traffic stop. The plates were expired. >> Getting towed. >> Because the plates were expired and then she ran from us. We got into a chase with her and then she came back here. If a hard plate is expired by more than a month, >> I literally have her license right here from our traffic stop. >> They're the ones that arrest her. They came back here >> and she ran from us. So, it's also being seized for that. So, like I said, if she calms down, I'll let you guys talk to her. But right now, you guys wouldn't mind just sitting in your truck and waiting for her. Okay. Or in the >> woman was charged with resisting arrest and fleeing or eluding. Speeding off doesn't erase a stop, it upgrades it. Staying put and complying is almost always the least damaging option. Moving on to the next case where these entitled sisters think the law didn't apply to them. >> If you try to PUSH [screaming] RESIST >> on August 3rd, 2024, officers responded to a physical disturbance involving two females who had already been visited multiple times by the police. What happened next was absolute chaos. >> 70. It's going to be room or correction. Apartment 210. >> Police department. >> Police department. >> Open the door. >> It's the police department. You don't have the right to open or search my door. So, I'm not going to be opening my door. >> Okay. What's going on here today? >> Okay. Nothing. There was I'm moving out my stuff and I'm cleaning out my stuff with my sister. >> Are you guys playing with the sister again or having an argument? >> The second she opens the door, the attitude comes flying out right at the officer. Sure, she pretends to be cooperative at first, but trust me, that won't last long. >> We got called for some sort of a disturbance. People are yelling. I'm sure it was upstairs, right? The [ __ ] Okay. Wherever it was. Well, they're just haters and they've been stalking me probably and I should call the police on them. But no, me and my sister. >> Who else? Who else is here? >> My sister. She's staying here. She does not live here. I live here. I have the lease. Me and her are cleaning. We were arguing. We were making a Tik Tok. I don't know if you guys are familiar with Tik Tok. >> What's your first name again? >> Zeta. >> Zeta. What's your sister's name? >> Kayla. >> Kayla. Can I talk to Kayla? We're in our bras respectfully, but you know. >> How you doing, miss? Do you mind just stepping out here and talking to Officer Per? >> Yeah. Uh, can I go to sleep now? >> Go for it. >> I'm going to shut my door now. >> No, we're going to leave it open for the time being. Okay. >> Um, no. You don't pay my rent. So, I will be >> if you try to push >> Don't SHUT ME. [laughter] [screaming] STOP. STAND OVER HERE. STAND OVER HERE. STAND OVER HERE. GO OVER. I'M SORRY. I'M SORRY. Take a breath. Over here. TAKE A BREATH. LET GO. [screaming] OKAY. TAKE A BREATH. >> TAKE A BREATH. TAKE A BREATH. >> Right after the officer told her not to close the door, she decided to do it anyway. And now look at the consequence of her action. Her sister will soon follow in her footsteps by trying to jump the officer. I shut the door IN YOUR FACE. >> STOP. [screaming] STOP [laughter] RESISTING. >> DON'T [screaming] TOUCH. >> STOP. STOP RESISTING. [screaming] STOP RESISTING. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop resisting. >> Give me your other hand. >> You're hurting me. >> Give me your other hand. >> You're hurting me from >> Give me your other hand. >> I can't stop resisting. >> NO. NO. NO. NO, [screaming] YOU [screaming] STOP. WHAT THE IS WRONG WITH YOU? [screaming] HELP ME. >> While the older sister, Kayla, was busy wrestling with the officers, the younger one, Zeta, decided it was the perfect time to bolt. Of course, that only forced the officer to chase her down. Brilliant move, RIGHT? >> RESISTANCE. >> OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. >> OKAY. READY? >> Got it. >> Okay. >> Got a female running towards the main entry. She's handcuffed, white shirt, purple pants. >> STOP. >> NO. YOU'RE ON RECORDING. I WILL RECORD YOU. NO. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. >> NO. YOU'RE HURTING ME. WHY ARE YOU GRABBING MY HAND LIKE THAT? NO, STOP TOUCHING ME. >> Stop touching me. Why are you such a >> Why are you touching me? >> Can you slow it down? I GOT TWO FEMALES. 101. >> Come on. >> Leave me the calm down. >> Cut it out. >> Get out. I'm not even I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing >> Cut it out. >> I'm not doing nothing. All that sound was a word. Can I put my pants up in my out? >> It was pretty clear that both of them were completely hammered. And honestly, some might even wonder if there wasn't something extra in the mix. Because really, how else do you explain behavior that far off the rails? >> Yeah. Send a tip. >> No, don't touch me. You're an [ __ ] Stop. Leave me alone. >> Stop. Do not kick ME AGAIN. >> NO, I'M NOT TRYING TO kick you. >> You are trying to kick me. Stop. >> Please stop touching me. You don't know what I've gone through. >> Stop touching your stuff. No, no, no. Yeah. What? >> Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting with me. >> Why are you doing this? >> Stop fighting. [laughter] >> Are you going to stand up and walk? >> How much you been drinking today? >> Zero. >> Why do you drink? >> Cuz I can smell it. your last [laughter] stop. >> Extra patrol. >> You like this? I >> relax. >> I know. >> 781. Are you good [laughter] over there? >> I don't. >> I'm good. Did you get her? >> No. >> Yeah, I got her here by the main office. >> I don't want >> Do you want me to secure her in a car and help you? >> Yeah, if you can. >> No, I don't. We're fine over here. >> Let's go over here. No, we're not going anywhere. >> Yo, I'm cooperating with you. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> I told you from the get- go to cooperate. Stop touching stuff. >> I'm not touching. I'm not touching the you talking about. You're hurting me. The I don't have shoes on. You're stupid. >> You're dumb. You're stupid. You're stupid. >> Maybe you should stop drinking. Don't push [ __ ] on me. Don't [ __ ] push [ __ ] off of me. You love, [ __ ] >> After placing Kayla in the squad car, the officer came to provide backup to the one who was detaining Zeta. In the meantime, she's still trying to argue with the officer. >> Take a breath. >> I [laughter] don't know why. >> Take a breath. >> I just want to shut the door. >> Okay. I told you you can't do that. >> Shut the door, but this was going to happen. >> You cannot hit a police officer, MISS. >> I DIDN'T SHUT I DIDN'T HIT YOU. I shook the door in your face. >> And you spit at me, so stop. >> I just relax. If I help you up, are you going to walk or no? >> We're good. We're good. I'm just I can't. [laughter] She keeps trying to kick me. So, >> she just over there. >> Yeah. She's in her car. >> If you want, just you can wait with her. I'll wait till Tash gets her. We'll escort her over. [laughter] >> They're drunk. >> I'M NOT DRUNK. YOU'RE AING AS YOU'RE TRYING TO [screaming] MANIPULATE ME INTO THIS SITUATION. >> You're an [laughter] uh >> No, I'M NOT DRUNK. YOU'RE TRYING TO MANIPULATE ME INTO THIS SITUATION BECAUSE YOU SHUT THE DOOR AND I KNOW MY RIGHTS. >> RELAX. STOP. >> I KNOW. I KNOW MY RIGHTS. SO, YOU'RE GETTING sued now. Mom is hitting on you because you're getting sued cuz you're you're over here detaining me, right? Putting your hands on me, right? Cuz all I did was shut the door on your face. So therefore, you're you're going to get sued. No. GET YOUR HANDS OFF of me, [ __ ] >> Get your hands off. >> You have the surgical mask in your car. >> YOU DON'T HAVE WARRANT TO RESTRAIN ME, [ __ ] GET OFF OF ME. [screaming] GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> I'M A [screaming] STOP. >> GET OFF of me. Where's your chief? Please. I have to pick up my son. AND YOU'RE OKAY. >> GET OFF OF ME. [laughter] >> Don't do A PIECE. >> NO. GET OFF OF ME. [laughter] >> Get off of me. You're triggering me. >> Yeah. No, I'm not the >> Now the backup has arrived to finally transport her to the vehicle. >> I CAN'T BREATHE CUZ I CAN'T BREATHE. >> Stop touching me. No, don't touch me. >> I'VE BEEN [laughter] in my pocket. >> Stop. Please stop. [laughter] Please, >> Sean, grab a SPIT NASTY. >> NO, I GUESS YOU WON'T LEAVE me alone. >> Is this going to be enough? >> No, I'm not. It's not. Why are you doing this? >> No. >> No, I'm not pocket. >> No, please. Why are you >> That's fine. >> Why are you bringing >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I have asthma because you guys >> I'm TRYING TO SIT YOU UP AND YOU CAN'T FIGHT WITH THE OFFICERS. I'M GOING TO SIT you up as soon as you stop fighting. >> Hey, what's your name? >> Kiara. >> Kiara, if we roll you over, are you going to relax? >> My name. >> Just grab the one side. >> Just slide this over and then we're going to take this other mask off of her for the second. Okay, >> relax your head. We're going to sit you up. Okay, >> sit your head up, miss. >> Come here. Roll over. >> There you go. Can we just roll on her side? Can we take the uh >> Can we take that off now? >> Relax. Okay, >> there you go. Do >> you want me to just on her? >> Just put it like towards the back just that way. All right, let's sit her up. >> Come here. >> Come on. >> There you go. >> You have another one under there. >> Yeah. You want to go back to one of those? >> Just walk over with Sean to her car. We have her sister over there. >> Flat on the ground in front of the post office, handcuffed, surrounded by cops, and rocking a spit mask like it's some kind of fashion statement. If that's not a sign she needs to rethink her life choices, I don't know what is. >> I'm not [ __ ] sympos. >> Okay, we're going to walk back over this way. Okay. Where you came from. >> All right. It's easier if you help us and walk. All right. >> It's easier to breathe, too, if you can stay upright. [laughter] I want this. >> Stand right here. Officer Ridley's going to search you. Okay. Do you have anything on you? You got >> Come on. We're going to go to >> No, I will. >> I don't know who else is in the house. I'm just going to go check real quick. >> No, I will put a restraining order on you. And >> when the officer came to search the house for the baby, they found that it was empty. Although they were both in custody, the sisters used all their energy to make sure the officers had a tough time. time. >> Bag off of my face. >> The bag's not coming off your face. I can assure you of that. >> Okay. Something about IT, TOO. >> GET ME [screaming] OUT. Get me out. >> DON'T [ __ ] ME IN. STOP. >> JEEZ. Some kind of 2-year-old somewhere you're aware of. >> Take that. You're gonna be charged with that, too. So, just add it up. >> Uh, yeah. There's nothing. There's nobody else in the house. There is a kid's bed in there. I don't. >> She said some her 2-year-old allegedly is somewhere that she need to go pick up. But she told someone where that is. >> Okay. You going to get charged with that? You're breaking stuff. >> Hello. You don't like me either, but let me speak to you CUZ I WILL SUE YOU. I AM IN THE STATE. >> I'M IN THE CHILD OF DCP. I will sue you right now. Let me speak to my state worker. If you speak to they're actually here. >> Let me speak. >> They're here. Miss, if you stop yelling, >> let me speak to her. >> If you stop speak If you stop yelling, we can talk and I can maybe make that happen. But until you do that, there's nothing I can do for you. >> Okay. I've been Stop yelling. You're manipulating me and you're being racist. >> You're being racist. >> Miss PTSD. You guys need to let ME OUT OF HERE. >> LET ME OUT. >> Does anybody know where her kid is? She's obviously not cooperative enough to uh >> No, we don't know. We just just know that she has one, but we don't know what it is. >> Okay. All right. Well, we're trying. So, do you know maybe a friend or family or something like that of hers or >> I honestly I'm not familiar with that. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. Thanks for that. >> She just said that the kid was with family, >> but that's Yeah, I think grandma lives in Mars. So, all right. Well, listen. Let's bring her back. At least try. our kick on you guys. I can't >> do that. I mean, if it's in the CAD, we can at least try and call and go from there. >> Yeah, it's definitely open. >> I hope you die, [screaming] >> Miss You. LET ME OUT. I'M HAVING A PANIC ATTACK. [screaming] >> We're going right to the hospital. >> Okay. >> Do you want me to run with you? >> Yeah, might as well. >> We can car back. >> Yeah. Let's uh >> Okay. >> Follow, >> please. >> Let's do uh >> get me out. [screaming] >> Uh let me call Jesus Christ. Let's do this. Uh follow us. >> Ed can follow her and we'll get rolling. After transporting them to the station, both of the sisters were charged with aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, throwing bodily fluids, criminal mischief, obstruction, hindering apprehension, harassment, and disorderly conduct. This wasn't bad luck. It was a chain of choices. Cooperation could have ended this early. Resistance, flight, and aggression turned a disturbance into a mountain of charges that will follow both sisters long after the night ended. Starting with this entitled nurse who chose handcuffs instead of tickets. >> You're five seconds for getting arrested. You're 5 seconds. >> Get [screaming] out of your vehicle. >> On June 25th, 2025 in Ohio, an officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle with no working tail lights or brake lights. When he ran the plate, he discovered that the driver's license had been suspended. Here's what the officer did next. What's that? >> All right. Do you have an idea on you? You ever been pulled over before? Why did you stop right in the middle of the lane and the lines of travel? Pull over. >> You'll pull over in the driving lanes when you go pull over. >> I know. When you go pull it over, you got to pull over to the side. That's my point. You still living on What's that? Where you staying at now? What's that? Oh, you turn to me. Sit tight for me. 477 radio deal 477. >> He's sending the next 31. It's for a blue Kiaforte break. >> Contact's going to be two. She's going to be cighted with the non-compliant suspension, seat belt, and brake lights required. What's up? >> You ever have everybody stop right in the middle of the freeway when you turn when you pulled them over? >> You ever stop right in the middle of the freeway when you pull them over? She stopped right here. >> I'm hawking. Then she goes in sideways. >> I'm like, "You got no brake lights." >> Most of the time it's up here, too. Like all the way up here. >> Yeah. I'm like, "You you got no brake lights." How am I supposed to know that? >> Check your car. >> Yeah. Besides the fact that she stopped in the middle of the road, at least she provided the officer with all the necessary documents. The officer then prepared tickets for her to sign and told her that her car would be towed. >> What's your phone number? >> I need you to put your current address right here and then I'll explain the ticket to you. >> I don't know why you're getting mad at me for >> Well, you shouldn't be driving. Put your current address right there and then sign it. He wrote is that Maple or where is that at Maple? What's it? Uh say you for the non-compliant suspension not wearing your seat belt and not have any brake lights. We're going to have to tow the car. All right. So go gather any belongings you have and then uh just >> we'll take you it's up to the Rockside Road as far as we can go. >> All right. You got to you got to make other arrangements. You can't say as we drive this vehicle. One, you don't have a driver's license. Two, you don't have a working brake light or tail lights. Your court date is your court date. It's going to be on the 10th of July, 1 p.m. If you have any questions, there's a form on the back of the site for you. She says she just got sucked the other day. I don't know how the guy didn't tow her car. >> The officers then asked the woman to exit the car so it could be towed. >> Probably just take her and then property. >> That's De got lost. >> Don't touch me. No. You don't have >> You got to get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> You don't have no permission to do that. >> Don't make this harder on yourself than you already are. You have to get out of the car now. >> They have no right to do that. >> Yes, we do. We need to get out of the vehicle now. >> There's no >> You need to get out or we're going to drag you out. Get out of the vehicle, please. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Don't touch me. >> You need to get out. We're towing the vehicle. >> You need to get out of the vehicle. You're just going to make this worse. >> You're about five. You're 5 seconds. >> The officers gave her plenty of chances to comply, but she refused. They knew they couldn't let things go any further, so they put her under arrest. But as soon as they touched her, she went straight into panic mode and screamed her lungs out. >> You're 5 seconds. >> Mom, they touching me. I'LL CALL THEM. [screaming] >> GET OUT OF YOUR VEHICLE. >> [screaming] >> COME ON. [screaming] [crying] OH MY GOSH. [screaming] >> YEAH, YOU SHOULD. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> RECORD. Somebody help me. You a racist ass cop and I hope that you going to never be a cop again. Could you ever kill a woman? >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest, obstructing official business, and driving with a suspended license. She was also cited for failure to wear a seat belt and tail light violation. Staying calm, following lawful orders, and accepting the consequences of a traffic violation is always safer than letting panic or pride take over. Small problems only become big ones when you refuse to deal with them responsibly. Moving on to the next case where a woman got herself arrested for being stupid. >> I want you to listen to me very carefully. >> Excuse me. >> You have to sign these or you go to jail. >> You sign these or you come with me. >> Give me a minute, sir. >> No minutes. Let's go. >> What do you mean? On August 27th, 2024, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a female driver for speeding. This is what happened next. >> Hello. You're in a big hurry this morning. >> I'm going to work. My job is over there. No. Yeah. It's just like what's a big hurry? It's like 45, right? >> It's 45. Yeah. >> How fast do you think you were going? >> 40. >> Oh, 75. >> Me? >> Yeah. under the overpass. 75 m an hour. >> Was I I'm so sorry for that, but I was trying to get to work. Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license and proof of insurance with you? >> Yeah. There's no way I'm certified. >> And do you have proof of insurance for the car with you? >> Hold on. Let me see. >> Yeah, that's registration. I just need proof of insurance. Like the ID cards that they send you even electronically is okay. Yeah. >> If you got into a crash, what would you show the other driver that you had insurance? >> Hold on. >> God forbid. >> Well, you're doing 30 over the the chances of that happening are getting exponentially greater. >> 2450. >> Okay. That's just a transaction receipt that doesn't show me anything. >> Send me, you know, the the actual it's in my email. >> Okay. You hold on to that. Give me a second. I'll get you out of here. >> The officer then prepared a citation for her. Whether she would actually sign it, however, was a completely different story. >> All right. So, I am giving you a ticket for the speeding and for not having proof of insurance with you. You're going to get >> Yes, you me and my proof of insurance. It I'm calling them and I showed you that >> if you got involved in a crash, you're required to show proof of >> involved in a crash. Are you driving me like now? Like you want me just to be upset? No. >> You're not on top of >> Would you like to listen? You ask me questions and you don't let me answer. >> I'm like really irritated now. >> Okay. You were doing 75 mph. The speed limit's 40. >> I can't be on 75. >> I got you with laser. I got you at >> Your laser probably need to be fixed >> because it is 30 mph over the speed limit. You have a mandatory court appearance. They are going to subpoena you. >> I'm very irritated now. like you know >> I understand my work and now you're responsible in this place. >> I did not cause this >> I I am not responsible for your driving. >> What do you mean are not >> like you're not >> your actions are the reason that we're here. You are given these in lie of being arrested. So I need your signature on the lines. I just told you you are giving uh citations in lie of being arrested. my [music] attorney. >> Okay. >> You are required to sign these. >> Can I Can I >> No, you can call them when we're done. >> No, I just ma'am. >> Ma'am, I want you to listen to me very carefully. >> Excuse me. >> You have to sign these or you go to jail. >> Give me a few minutes. >> Okay. >> Tango 13. I'll leave it. >> Even though the officer had to explain everything to her as if he were speaking with a kindergartener, she still refused to sign the citation. So he moved to the other side to drag her out of the car. >> You sign these or you come with me? >> Give me a minute, sir. >> There's no minute. We've been here for 10 minutes already. >> Yes, I I've been for more than that. Just please give me a minute, ma'am. Yeah, a minute. Ma'am. Yeah. >> Look at me. >> A minute. Yeah, give me a minute. >> No minutes. Let's go. >> Oh, what do you mean let's go? You can't pull me off. Excuse me. Don't touch me. >> Out of the car, >> sir. Give me a minute, sir. You can't You can't do that to me. >> Out of the car. >> Hello, >> ma'am. >> Yes. >> Uh, the officer is pulling me out the car. What are you doing >> on your feet? >> What? What do you mean? I did not do nothing. >> Just give me a minute. >> No, ma'am. >> Give me that. >> I asked you. No, we've already passed that point. >> Oh, no. What do you mean? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, just give me a minute, sir. >> Oh, you What did I do to you? >> I've already explained this to you. >> Okay, well, let me just sign it, please. >> Hands behind your back, >> please. >> As the officer was putting her in handcuffs, she started to break down, crying and begging. >> Oh my god, I'm so sorry. >> Ma'am, >> you're making this far worse for yourself. >> I'm in a Oh my god. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Please don't touch me. Don't touch me. Leave me alone. Mama. >> Okay, we're going to go to the ground then. >> Gently. >> All right. All the way down. >> Leave me alone. No, ma'am. >> Look, my work is over there. What did I do to you, sir? >> Maybe I need to go to the hospital. >> Okay, we can arrange that. You're still going to go to jail afterwards. >> Please leave me alone. What did I do to you? I'm in I'm in a sign. Let me talk to my No, sir. I I do. Sir, please. Sir, I'm so sorry, sir. What do you need me to do? >> I've already explained to you what I needed from you. >> Users used to comply up to this point. Sir, >> you are now being arrested for obstruction. >> What did I do? Sir, >> do you want to stand or do you want to lay on the ground? >> Let me call my boss. >> You want to stand or do you want to lay on the ground? >> Sir. >> Ma'am. >> Sir. >> Ma'am, please. >> We're still back to square one. We are not answering questions. >> Please, I beg you. >> Sir, I beg you. >> 13. You have somebody in for me. Please call 10:15. >> Sir, I beg you. I >> I'll sign. I'll do whatever you want. Just leave me, sir. I'm so sorry. >> You had the opportunity to sign. >> I beg you. >> I asked you three times. >> Sir, I'm so sorry. >> You've chose not to do that. That's why we are here where we are now. Mama. Mama. >> CVS parking lot on its own 38. >> The backup arrived on the scene with a squad car to transport her to the station. >> You good? You scared me. Please. I did not do nothing. I said I'm sir. >> Do you have anything on you that can't go with you? Anything that'll poke or stab or anything like that? >> Why do you take me? >> Sir, please. I beg you. Sir, >> sir, I'm Sir, I did not do nothing. >> Sir, >> you're going to have to take these bracelets off. >> No, sir. Sir, please. >> You do it after. This one we can take these two. >> Sir, please. S I >> Okay, stop turning around. >> This way. >> You're just making this far more difficult, >> sir. I had >> it had to be Let me call my first. >> Let me call my >> All you had to do is sign the citations. >> Okay, I'll sign it. >> Oh, no. See, we've passed that point when I asked you three times and then I told you to get out of the car and you still didn't comply. >> I called my my attorney because I did not know what the reason is. >> You did not know even though I explained to you three times. >> I'm sorry, sir. Please, please let it go. >> I understand you're very remorseful. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No, sir. I have nothing. Let me go. >> You're going to have to have a seat in this car. >> You want to go to the other side or >> Let me get my camera. >> Yeah. No. Sir, let let me call my boss. Have a seat, please. My phone. >> Have a seat, please. >> I'm so sorry. >> Sit all the way in, please. Sir, I'm >> sit all the way in. >> I'm afraid >> sit all the way in, please. >> Where are you taking me? >> Have a seat, ma'am. You're only getting more charges the more you don't comply. >> Please sit inside the car. >> Feet inside the car. >> Sir, let me inside the car. >> No, sir. I'm afraid. Sir, don't do this. She was charged with resisting without violence and issued a citation for speeding. Staying calm, listening, and handling disagreements through the legal process keeps a small issue small. Letting pride or emotion take over only guarantees a much harsher outcome. Moving on to the next case where a teenager thinks she's above the law. >> May I reach for my mom right now? >> No, sir. Listen, I know my right. We are not letting go of you. Okay. So I I don't >> I'm sure your sergeant's going to love how you treated me. >> On February 8th, 2025, officers patrolling a known drug hot spot noticed a suspicious car parked nearby. The officers then conducted a welfare check on the vehicle where they immediately noticed an open alcohol bottle and drugs in plain view. Here's what happened next. >> Good morning. >> Sorry. Good evening. Good evening. I know it's not morning. >> May I help you? My mom's a lawyer, so I would just like to wonder what's going on right now. >> Well, I mean, he's not supposed to be drinking in the vehicle. >> Oh, well, he wasn't really driving. >> Okay, but he's still behind the driver's seat. He wasn't drinking. We were just about to go into >> All right. How much more weed do you have in the car? >> How much more weed do you have in the car? >> I'm sorry. Um, can can we call our parents or something? Okay. You can turn the car off for me. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> You got ID on you? >> Yes, sir. They There's 95. >> Okay. >> Can I call my mom right now? >> No. >> I I know my right. So, I'm going to call my mom. >> May I reach for my phone right now? >> You need to stay off the phone, please. >> I'm allowed to call. >> The entitlement is strong with this girl, but that attitude won't last long in front of handcuffs. >> That's right. >> Good idea. >> Are we going to take him out of the vehicle? All right. Well, we need to do that because she's not >> You can breath him. He hasn't been drinking. >> All right. Step up. >> Wait. No. >> You need to take my phone. >> Mom, you need the phone. >> Give me No, you can't do that. I'm going to What's your badge number? What's your name and badge number? >> Signal 13, S10 20, library garage 63 66. Listen. >> No, sir. Listen, I know my listen very carefully. Okay. Listen very carefully, okay? Before you before you listen, listen very carefully before you just like to talk to. >> But listen very carefully before you get yourself in bigger trouble. Okay? >> Just listen. >> Very carefully. Okay? >> We are going to conduct an carless investigation. Okay? So you need to comply with everything that we tell you to before you get dragged out of the car. Okay? So now what I need you to do is right is step out of the car before I have to drag you out of the car. We are not letting go of you. Okay. >> So, I I don't I don't think you understand what I just told you. Okay. So, what I need you to do is step out of the car before I drag you out of the car. >> Thank you. One at a time. >> All right. You have stuff up here. >> Just put my vapes on my curbs. >> Where's my phone? >> Step out of the car. I need to make sure this is the third time I told you that. Next time I have to tell you something, I am going to yank you and I'm going to take you to Yale. Jail. Do you have a badge number? >> Okay. 36522. >> 36522. Jason. >> Now she suddenly brings out her I'm on the spectrum card when she realizes things aren't going her way. >> Can you stop? >> I'm autistic. I'm so relaxed. I just need you to take a deep breath. You're being recorded. You You're on camera. So everything's been >> Is it on? >> How long? >> My camera has to be on for >> for almost 15 years. >> 15 years? >> Yes. >> My camera's on. >> I'm sure your sergeant's going to have you treated me. >> You see? Well, you see how you're being right now. I'm trying to work with you and you're sitting here saying, >> "You're the one who dragged me out of my car. I did not drag you out. >> It's on your camera. My head will be dragged out the car. She's not being dragged. You'll see footage of it. >> Where's your ID? >> My ID is in my wallet. It's camouflaged. It um it says for the driver's license. >> I'm aware of an idea. Ask where you're going. >> I mean, I don't really know. I mean, I was just kind of relaxing in the car until I had a bunch of he was very careful not to drink and drive the whole way here. We were just about to go into the car for a couple hours. After detaining both of them, the officers then continued with their investigation. >> Way too nervous for her. Yeah. Well, she was trying to sit on the bed. That's what she was concealing. >> Um, she called her mom so the phone should be on and open. >> She was on the phone with my mom >> and you hung it up. >> Yes, I did. >> You can't do that. >> Okay, take it to court. I can >> Oh, I will. Thanks. >> What's your first name? What's your parking? Talk to the >> Okay. So, I'm going to make this very easy for you. I will call. >> We're being Ritter Miranda. We're both going to jail. >> No, it means you're detained. And it means if I have to ask you any questions about what's inside the car, I have to read you these. So, I'm going to read you a list of five questions. I need a yes or a no. Being scared is unfortunate when you break the law. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> I need a verbal yes and no for my camera. Yeah, >> you are being audio and video recorded. So that's why I need a yes or a no verbally. >> Anything you send me may be used against court. Do you understand? >> Yes or no? >> Can you repeat that? >> Yes, of course. Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> Okay. You have the right to talk to a lawyer before I'm done questioning. Do you understand? >> I want one. >> You want a lawyer? Perfect. I have to redo your rights as well. Yes, sir. >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> And then you say maybe use in court. Do you understand? Yes, sir. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during question. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> You cannot afford a lawyer and want one only provided for you before question without charge. Yes, sir. >> Has anyone forgotten your prompt or anything? >> No, sir. Okay. Your first name is Jason, right? >> Yes. >> Because she wants because she wants a lawyer. I'm not going to speak in front of her. We're going to come over here. So, we come up to the car. Uh, we check out what cars. That's pretty much our job. Yes. In your cup holder, you got a bong. This car smells like weed. She's sitting on top of a THC print. There's another one in the cup holder. And I found one in the back seat in a Lululemon deck. Yes, sir. I know one of the pens is hers cuz she's sitting on it. I know one of them is yours cuz it's in the cup holder by the bond with a meteor to you. And there's one in the back seat. Does anyone have a medical marijuana code? >> Yes, sir. >> Which pains belong to you? >> Am I allowed to stay silent? >> You are. >> Okay. You you you're done talking, right? >> If you have any other questions, I'd like to answer them. >> So, I once you choose to not answer a question, my line of questioning is done. >> Okay. >> Are you invoking your rights? >> Can I ask you a clarifying question? >> You can clarify the question. Yes. >> Okay. would um me agreeing to answer questions make this investigation go smoother. >> So at the end at the end of the day you both are still not under arrest. You both are detained. >> But like he said from the beginning if you're doing a car investigation >> there is three weed pens in the car which is tetra cannabis which is illegal in the state of Florida unless you possess an active medical marijuana card that shows that that's on your script as well as a bong. The car smells like weed. You guys must have just finished using the bong in there or it's still fresh residue. >> Yes, sir. >> Either way, that's why we're here. That's why we're travel searching. That's why I'm up to this point of asking you questions. >> At the end of the day, I have to investigate my crime. >> Yes, sir. >> My question to you was, what inside that vehicle belongs to you? If you choose to not answer, that is completely okay. I go off my own insurance. >> Yes, sir. Um, I've been I've never been in this situation, but from what I've understand, I've been taught to um to like not mention anything. That's that's out of respect, not towards you. >> It's completely fine. >> In the end, they both were charged with possession of THC oil, possession of marijuana, possession of a controlled substance, and resisting arrest. If you choose to carry illegal substances, the law is already against you. But resisting or acting entitled only guarantees the outcome gets worse. Let's move on to the next case where an unhinged woman went crazy and attacked a cop. On September 11th, 2025, officers responded to a call about a woman refusing to get out of the caller's car. Here's what happened next. >> Trying to get her out of my car. She wouldn't get out. I'm trying to go back home. >> Is this like a domestic? What's going on? >> Okay. Why is she balling? >> Cuz long story short, we were together for 8 months, right? We split up for a little bit. >> She was uh outdoing stuff. She wasn't supposed to and I found out. >> I found out. >> Okay. >> So, I'm just trying to get her I don't want you to, you know, I just want her out of my car. >> Okay. >> Nothing physical's happened. >> No. >> Okay. All right. >> She lives here. >> Yeah. >> And you're not You don't live here? >> No, sir. >> Okay. All right. You want me to talk to her? See if I can coersse her out of your car? >> Let me calm her down first cuz I don't want her to get you. >> Okay. I just can't have you guys parked in a fire. >> After the boyfriend failed to convince her, it was time for the officer's turn to convince her. And as soon as he tried to talk to her, she tried to jump on him like an animal. >> You going to be on her way? >> What's up, sir? >> Hello. >> I'm sorry for what happened tonight, but we can't have you guys in the fire. no send me a drop IN ME AT the moment. >> STOP. STOP, GRACE. He's just trying to help. Stop. [crying] >> Stop. You >> stop. I'm trying to help you. >> No, you're not. >> You ghetto. >> You going to commit a felony tonight? YOU GOING TO JAIL? >> [ __ ] STOP IT. NO. STOP. GRACE, >> you tell me how you feel. >> I know you will. Stop. >> Well, you already did. [screaming] >> Stop. >> What the? >> I'm trying to get you out my car so I can't go home. >> I DON'T WANT YOU TO GO HOME. LEO, >> I GOT TO go home. >> I'm 104. Um, just send me another unit. Please. >> Okay, now they're going to send police. Just come back. >> THIS IS YOUR FAULT, LEO. >> HOW IS IT MY FAULT? I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING WHEN I WAS WITH YOU. SO DON'T BE ON THAT STUPID ASS. >> She's lucky that the boyfriend stopped her in time, but he wasn't able to calm her down at all. Well, it was too late for her anyway since she tried to attack him. >> I CAN DIE THERE. YEAH, I WANT TO DIE THERE. OKAY, >> if you just go inside, we can talk about this tomorrow. >> NO, WE'RE NOT TALKING ABOUT IT TOMORROW. WE'RE TALKING ABOUT >> THERE'S NOTHING TO TALK ABOUT. I'm trying to go home. You got to go home and see. >> I'm sorry about this. It's >> not your fault. I'm waiting for another officer. >> I don't want to get her in trouble. >> Well, it's too late for that. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> You going to calm down? Take some deep breaths. >> I don't want her in trouble, sir. I just >> Can you do that? What's your name? >> Don't [ __ ] tell me. >> I'm not going to tell him. >> You just need to calm. Okay. >> So, you're not going to tell me your name either? >> Stop. Sir, I don't want her to I don't want this to escalate any further. I just want her to >> I'm not escalating it. I want her to cooperate. >> I understand, sir. >> I'm just sir. I just I don't want her to get in trouble. Like, I I care about her a lot. She's >> She can't come at a police officer and try to hit me. >> I get that, sir. >> Yeah, that's no good. >> I understand. >> She just committed a felony. >> I get where you're coming from, sir. >> So, she just tried to attack me trying to get her to move on. She came at me, tried to hit me. >> Okay. Um, we need to get her out. She's not cooperating. >> After the backup arrived, the officers then tried to get her information, but all they got back was more crying and yelling. >> I'm just trying to identify you. You can cooperate or you can't. That's up to you. >> I really want you. >> Is that what you want to happen tonight? >> YES, I DO. YES, I DO, LEO. YES, I CAN. >> IT'S NOT WORTH IT. >> YEAH, it is, Leo. Because Leo, >> Leo, just step away from there. You're just aggravating the situation. Do me a favor. Have a seat over here. >> You have anything on you I need to be worried about, man. >> Do you have ID on you? >> [ __ ] nice or anything like that? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Keys >> right now. I need you to calm down. Take some deep breaths. >> I'm calm, [ __ ] Just leave me the alone. I'm gone. >> Doesn't sound like you're calm. >> Okay. Well, you look ugly as >> Okay. GET YOUR UGLY FACE OUT OF mying face before I slap you. >> Get all theseers are watching laughing at me. I love >> Is this Is this how you want it to go? >> Yeah, I do. I do. >> Really? >> Yeah, I do. Yeah. I don't want to be at my door with that stupid. You >> rather go to jail and be charged with a felony? >> Yeah. >> I'm trying to give you some options here. >> What would you like to see happen tonight? After calming her down, the officers then put her in handcuffs and escorted her to the squad car. But on the way, she decided to fight them. >> Don't reach for anything. Okay, here's what I need you to do. Just stay in your seat. Turn around for me. Put your hands behind your back. Thank you for cooperating. Appreciate it. [crying] [crying] >> So, right now you are being detained for battery on a piece of officer as well as concealing identity. Okay. You have any questions about that right now? Hey, >> go ahead and step out for me. >> Going with all the right [screaming] there. >> I don't want anybody. >> I don't see many people out here, Grace. Honestly, >> literally everybody's watching through the glass. >> So, I'm going to I'm going to flash two people. >> They're not going to do [ __ ] >> Okay. I'm trying to work with you here. All right. So, step out for me. [laughter] >> You [ __ ] you. [laughter] >> Watch your step. You >> [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [screaming] [ __ ] YOU. [screaming] [ __ ] YOU. We need a rap. >> You guys have a rap? [screaming] >> YEAH, I DO. JUST FOR A SECOND. She was charged with disorderly conduct, battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest.