This woman's about to lose it with the Cosby before they even get a chance to speak with her. >> All I want is $5,000 out of my account. >> There is no >> And they made a big deal out of it cuz I'm black. >> Officers were called to a disturbance at a bank after issues with a withdrawal started to spiral. >> I want my damn money. >> Hey, hey, hold on. What's going on? >> We're trying to get money out of the >> All I want is $5,000. It's 2025. I can't even get $5,000 out of my account. >> Calm >> No, but I'm mad now. >> Calm down with me. >> I don't give a damn about you. >> Okay, all right, listen. >> All I want is my money. You got the damn ID. >> Okay, who are you, sir? >> Her what? Her husband. >> Watch out of the way. Watch out of the way. Watch Move out of my way. We're going to step over here. We're going to step over here. >> Okay, hold the phone for a second. Look, we got a cash transaction gone completely wrong. She is just flying off the wall, yelling and screaming. And here's the deal, you know what? If it was me, if I was working and responding to this, I got to put her on cuffs right away. We used to have this thing called ATM. They used to teach us this in tactics. Ask, tell, and make. Or ask, tell, and do. And I'm asking you to calm down, then I'm telling you to calm down, and then I'm going to do it. And so now you're in cuffs, I'm going to take you away. >> We're going to go in cuffs right now until you calm down, okay? Okay. Sir, move out of the way. >> Wait, wait, just calm down. >> We're going in cuffs right now. Just calm We're going in cuffs right now. Just calm down. Just calm. >> I want to see my ID. >> She's not under arrest right now. >> Jesus. >> Are you serious? >> We're just trying to get our money. >> She's calming down. >> She's got all her >> Can I get a picture, please? >> She's got all her She's got all her >> Come on, let's step over here. >> Just wait, calm >> Let's go. >> Are you serious? A Saturday morning >> [screaming] >> All I want is $5,000 out of my account. Cash money. >> Let's go. >> What are you doing now? >> Let's go. >> This is crap. >> She's detained right now. I'm going to sit her in the back of the car to calm down. She's just screaming. >> Yeah, why wouldn't I scream? >> Let's go. >> Are you serious? >> Let's go. Not doing this. >> I ain't either. >> Walk. >> You walk. >> You're sitting in the back. You're sitting in the back. >> Get your mom in the back. >> You have anything on you? 31, can you search her? >> Of course I can. >> No. Okay, she's not yelling and screaming right now. I'm not doing this. Sit down. Sit. Do you want another charge? >> You can charge me with whatever you want to. >> Sit in the car. >> At this point you can charge me with whatever you want to. >> You want Listen, the choice is going >> Black trying to bank. >> Sit down. >> Black trying to bank. That's what I am. >> It is nothing. Sit down. >> Black trying to bank. >> Sit. I'm going to give >> And black. >> I'm going to give you one more >> chance here. >> to bank. I'm going to give you one more chance. >> Black chase. >> Okay, look. We're not going to pull the race card here because it has absolutely nothing to do with race. It's the fact that you're loud, you're disorderly, you're just flying off the handle and just creating a major, major ruckus for no reason. All right, sit. Get in the car. Jesus. 13 12, we have one detained at this point. I don't know. I walked in there and I heard her yelling. I get up to her and I'm like, "Hey, what's going on?" She turns around and starts getting in my face. She's like, "I don't give up." And starts screaming. I was like, "We're not doing this." So, I cuffed her and that's when you walked up. So. So, I got I have no idea. I haven't talked to her. Her husband was in there and kept standing in my way. I was like, "Get out of my way." And had to shove him to cuff her and get her out. I was just trying to get her out of there. >> Are you serious? >> Slipped the cops. It happens. >> I've known you for many years. >> I have no idea. I'm trying to find out what's wrong with my wife. >> Hey, stop walking away from me. I'm trying to talk to you. >> out what's going on with my wife. >> Well, I'm trying to Hold on. Hey, stop moving. Stop moving. I'm trying to talk to you. What happened inside? >> I don't know. I walked in. I was sitting I was sitting in the car. >> Okay. >> I'm waiting and waiting. I know she went in to get money. >> Okay. >> Okay, she left her phone with all her accounts and stuff information on it, but she gets questioned for all these IDs. >> Okay. >> Okay, we got the money in the account. I'm sitting here wondering why we can't get it. She >> She's talking. You know I mean talk to her. >> Okay, but I walked in. I walked in to see what's taking so long. >> Mhm. >> She's standing there. She's saying she can't get her money. She gave her the two IDs that she wanted. >> Okay. >> But she didn't have her PIN number cuz her phone's in the car. >> Okay. >> And now I'm walking in like, "What's going on?" She said, "They won't give me my money." >> Okay. Yeah, they called us saying that she was Hold on. Let me Let me Let me >> it. I'm I'm sure she's hot. >> Okay. >> We've never had issue with nothing like this. >> They I think, you know, we're worried that >> I get it, honey. >> You know, what if >> in this day and age we have to deal with it. >> Yeah. >> I've been black all my life and I've had to deal with it, but >> Well, >> I mean, but we're trying to get money honestly out of our own account. >> they said that they were she was trying to get all the money out out of the account, so they were just concerned about her identity being valid. So, whatever she was producing wasn't sufficient for them. So, I don't know what she was >> does a count? >> Yeah, I don't know what she was producing, but I'm going to go find out. >> Okay. I'm going to >> Just like this is what we had to get. right, >> I'm going to go find out, okay? >> Oh, man. >> All right. >> And the reason she's in cuffs is cuz she's turned around and started screaming at me. >> Well, she's upset. She's mad. >> I Listen, man, I get it, but it's for her It's for her safety and everybody else's safety. >> That girl ain't going to hurt nobody. She's just mad, man. >> Listen, >> she's losing her mind, so that's why she's she's just she's in the back of the car now. I was going to talk to her, man. I was just trying to see what's going on, you know? >> She's just mad. And I know how she is. She just gets mad. >> Can I help you? >> Can I just tell him something and then I'm going home? >> No, it's okay. It's okay. >> Thank you. >> Everybody was scared in there. >> Okay. >> I I get it. >> Okay. Okay. >> Oh, she asked you to call? Okay. I'll wait till you're done with him, then. >> Okay. Well, she wanted you to call the police. >> So, she wanted to take out 5,000. She had her debit card and her credit card. So, our system kind of has some like security measures in place when it's a larger amount, and I asked for either the debit card with PIN, and she said she didn't have or her phone number to send a passcode, and she didn't she said she didn't have it. She wasn't going to go get it. >> Okay. >> So, the system places a hold on the account. >> with her? >> She had her ID. >> Okay. >> She had her credit card. >> Okay. So, she gave you ID and a credit card, but your system has a secondary measures because of it's a large amount. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, why did she want us called? What did she say? >> Because she wants you to make me give you I see her money. >> I see. >> What should I do? >> I see. Was that all the money in their account? That's what we were told. >> They had more than >> Okay. Okay. All right. >> All right. >> Thanks. >> Okay, so this is a perfect example why people call 911 for all kinds of reasons. And us cops have to be able to figure things out for the people who actually call, right? So, I don't know what she was actually thinking. But again, this is what we deal with all the time. Been there and done that in my years of patrol and I got to tell you, man, it's definitely a reminder that you're going to try to have some resolution and it doesn't end up going to the Great Bar Motel. >> Yeah, but she was being difficult about it. Okay. All right. We'll be back in. Thanks. >> Nobody's under arrest yet at this point. >> Well, dude. >> Okay. >> I understand what you do. >> I just I >> I got a uncle >> Where's he a sheriff at? Yeah, listen, I would have just talked to you guys just like this, just like this. >> I'm telling you, she's hot. >> I get it. >> upset. >> Yeah, I get it, man. You're a little bit hot, too, man. Just I >> I am because my wife >> Listen, listen. I know, man. You guys aren't going to break up after this, right? >> That ain't the point. It's just She's been >> Yeah, let's not break up. Because she was losing her mind. >> I get her money. >> Because she was screaming, man. She was I would have just talked to her just like this if she wasn't losing her mind all in my face, right? I'm not trying to fight nobody today. I came to work just like you go to work every day, man. I'm not trying to fight nobody for no reason. >> That's disorderly. >> Yes, that was 100% disorderly, yes. >> What was disorderly? >> Screaming is Yes, [snorts] screaming. So, nuisance in public is disorderly, yes. >> The cop is very correct. Nuisance in public is a crime. Disorderly conduct is a misdemeanor crime. All the cop is trying to do is his job. All the teller is trying to do at the bank is her job and she had to make it very difficult. >> For yelling? >> Yes. >> I'm just telling you >> 8:45, she's in the car. You want to check on her? Make sure she's good. >> She is hot, man. >> What's going on? I I'm just sitting here. >> $5,000 out of my account. >> Okay, here we go. >> And they made a big deal out of it cuz I'm black. >> 3:08, 13, she slipped her cuffs, by the way. >> She slipped them completely? >> She's just mad cuz she just wants out. >> Okay. >> I I I don't know what else is going on, but she just wanted >> I don't think she's just mad. I think she's like really pissed off and the only reason why is because she can't get her money. >> Show me the [screaming] money. >> And because she's black. >> the loser. So, I just >> You just want >> I'm not I'm not going to recuff her. She's fine. Back there, she's not going to run. >> So, um she had her debit card and her ID on her, but I guess they have secondary measures with a large amount like that that a code has to be sent to the phone. She didn't have it on her and she wasn't going to go get it. >> Cuz she >> Yes. >> Cuz she >> Right. So >> IDs. >> Right. So, I'm just explaining how it got to where we're at. >> All right. She's worked in the bank. >> Yeah. >> Okay, but >> That is a perfect explanation by the cop. Look, if she would have grabbed her phone, went inside to the teller and say, "Okay, I want my $5,000." And you do the transaction, which it went completely downhill. Chances are we wouldn't be calling 911 and having the police come figure out your problems. >> Yeah. >> She just can't believe today we still got to go >> It's cuz it was $5,000. >> it, but she just can't believe it. That's what this >> I don't know how long she's been out of working the bank, but that's their measures that they have. Yeah. >> Okay, wait, hold on a second. She's worked at a bank and she doesn't know what the protocols is or she should know some of the protocols when you take out a large amount. >> Let me talk to him real quick, okay? >> Can you just calm her down, man? >> Yeah, we'll go over to your your car. See if I can talk with her. >> Okay. >> She's already slipping her cuffs. >> I know. I know. Let me see if I can talk with her. >> You want to roll the window down? >> I don't care. You can open the door. >> Okay, let's see if we can get some resolution or >> Will you talk with me? >> What's there to talk about? >> I just want to try and talk through what happened. >> There ain't nothing to talk about. I came in here after $5,000. She asked me for ID, which I gave her to before I even asked for the damn money. Then she wanted another ID. I gave it to her. >> She's slipping her cuffs again. >> Yeah. >> All right. We're going to have to put these on. Stop slipping your >> the [ __ ] I want at this point. I'm so tired of this damn [ __ ] >> Listen. >> What's your damn name? >> Amber D. >> Amber D. >> Listen. >> Weren't you at the parade? Oh, you got a man and everything, right? >> What parade? >> Your leaders' parade. >> I don't have a leaders' parade. >> got plenty of leaders. >> All right, step on out. >> All right, this is cool. >> Turn around. >> $5,000. >> Face the car. >> Turn around. >> $5 $1,000. >> I was a police officer for a while. >> Turn around. >> Just lock it. >> I'm behind I'm I'm locked up, so I have the money. >> You're under arrest at this point. >> I don't give a damn. >> You're under arrest. >> At this point, I really don't give a >> Stop resisting. >> Stella, please. >> All right, stop. >> This is for Walton. >> I know, but yelling across the parking lot ain't going to change anything. >> Stella! >> This is so stupid. >> I had I had them call your butt. >> We know. >> I couldn't agree with you more. This is very, very stupid. >> We're very, very stupid. >> The fact of the matter is that, you know what? You created this entire situation. Let's definitely keep that in mind. If we're going to be holding cops accountable, we also got to hold you accountable for your actions. >> to talk to you about all this, but you won't let me. >> We're talking. >> Huh? >> What else you want to talk about? >> I don't want that. >> I asked for $5,000. >> She's already flexible enough. >> Shoot me out. I mean Call my brother. Call. >> I have to unlock that one now. >> I'm turning around. >> Stop turning around. >> Call. >> I want to talk to you. >> I'm talking. >> I want to talk to you. >> I've been in here talking. >> You're yelling. >> All I asked for are $5,000. >> No, ma'am, you're yelling. >> Yeah. >> But yelling and being disorderly like this >> Oh, disorderly. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> You don't know what that means or what? >> Oh, no. No, not at all. >> Not at all. >> Have a seat. >> Not at all. Don't understand none of that bull crap. >> Get in. >> Don't understand >> the car. >> I don't understand it. >> You're going to get another charge. >> Break my legs. >> I don't want to break your legs. >> Just Just shoot me. Get me Get me out of my Take me out of my No, take me out of my [ __ ] misery. >> Why are you acting >> This is so stupid. >> Why are you behaving like a >> Are you serious? >> Why are you behaving like a child? >> Saturday morning, all I wanted to do is get about my day and now I'm behind with some damn handcuffs. >> Do you think >> For what? $5,000 out of a bank account? >> think you would accept >> Are you serious? >> Do you think you would accept this behavior? >> Are you serious? >> Do you think you would accept Do you think you would accept >> I was a head teller. >> think you would >> I gave her all the IDs she requested. >> No. >> It is 2025. I am black, can't have a damn piece of money, ain't allowed to even withdraw it. Are you serious? >> let me talk to her. >> I'm I'm I'm not making sense? Are No, no, honestly, I'm not making sense? >> I didn't say that. >> I'm black, I come to the bank with ID, I hand her my ID. Ask for $5,000 out of my account. >> Okay. >> She asked for additional piece of uh ID. I gave it to her. >> She says she thinks that you didn't give her >> She is a liar. I gave her my Chase credit card. I'm trying to tell you. >> You just told me she said I didn't give it to you when when I did. I gave her a second piece of >> finish my sentence. >> Go ahead. >> You're only getting a partial sentence. >> Go ahead. >> So she says that you gave your ID and the Chase card, but that their system requires a PIN number, which you didn't have >> She didn't ask for a PIN number. >> Let me finish. >> She did not ask me for a PIN number. >> Let me finish. >> asked me for a PIN number. She asked me for my debit card. >> Do you want to hear what's going on or do you just want to go to jail? >> me. Then she asked for a cell phone. >> want to take you to jail. >> Please don't. >> That's apparently what you want. >> Please don't. And now they make >> Why are you >> At this point I'm behind here. I got handcuffs on. On a Saturday morning, 61 years going on. >> But why are you behaving >> And I got handcuffs. I've never been in no handcuffs over trying to make a withdrawal? Are you serious? >> No. >> Are you serious? And then you got the nerve to come in there and try and bull guard me? >> Get in the >> Are you serious? >> What I will say is that the officer made a very good attempt to try to explain to her what the process was for her to get her money. And you know what? We're not going to get nowhere. I can tell you from experience, I've been there and done that where I'm trying to talk to the suspect, trying to somehow some way >> [music] >> make them understand why you're going to be arrested and going to go to the grey bar motel. But sometimes you just can't win. And it's not about wins and losses, but you know what? This is just a lost cause. And again, she's the one that created this whole situation. >> Yeah, come on. Get in the car. We're talking. No, we're not. >> Oh, we're not talking then. No, there's nothing to talk about. >> Come on. >> No, you can't tell me to talk about. You don't have nothing to talk about. >> Hey, listen. >> No, we don't have nothing to talk about. >> If you if you slip the cuffs again, >> It don't matter. >> you're going to be in more uncomfortable handcuffs. >> Okay, just take me to jail then. >> We're planning on it. >> I'm loving it. >> Great. >> Loving it. >> I could have talked to her and we could have worked this out. But now she's arrested for disorderly, obstructing and resisting arrest, okay? >> What do you need? Don't worry about >> So that's where it went from, okay? >> That's the hard truth. I would have I promise. When she came at me like that, I'm not I'm not trying to fight her, right? That's why she She didn't look me in the eyes and tell me that, man. Come on. You know damn well >> She wanted She didn't come at She's just like >> All right, man. I'm not I'm >> I want my money. That's what she was after. >> Were you in the Were you in the same bank I was? >> Dude, >> Come on now. Man, I was I got it on camera. The camera's going to say what it wants. I didn't want to arrest her. I didn't want to put her in cuffs. >> I just said that I don't want to take her to jail and she said take me to jail. >> She's just cuz she's mad. That's why she said it. That's all. >> She's an adult. She's 60. She makes her own decisions, right? >> I'm mad, >> But she's behaving like a child. >> She's just mad. >> All right, ma'am. I'm done with this conversation. I'm going to transport you to the county >> Where Where Where Where are you taking her? >> McDonough County. You can bond her out when she gets there. Let me get your seatbelt on real quick, okay? Just let me see your hands. Your husband? Is that your husband? I told him where you're going, so he knows. All right? Should we hold on disorderly or obstruction? >> That's all right. >> Hold on disorderly or obstruction? >> What do you think? >> Obstruction. >> Yeah. Cuz that's the M2 and the other one's an M1. >> Is that obstructing as in 40 is an M2? >> Obstructing. >> Okay. Okay. Sounds good. We'll be on our way. Thanks. >> Obstructing. That's good. >> I think the M2 or the M4 stands for misdemeanor, like second degree or fourth degree. I don't know. Comment below and let me know, but my thinking is this is a misdemeanor arrest all because of her actions. That's what this [music] is all about. Stop yelling. Turn the volume down. >> Awesome. Great. >> Hi. How are you doing? >> You tell me. >> Well, if I get you out, are you going to give me an issue? Are you going to fight with us? >> It was an issue before I even got here, honey. >> Okay, but I'm asking you, are you [laughter] going to give us an issue? >> [groaning] >> Oh, [ __ ] This is so funny. >> Okay, but >> Breathing while black. >> But >> Breathing while black. It's all because I am black and I am here. I'm black. I'm here. >> Are you going to give me an issue when I take you out of the car? >> issue to give you. >> Okay. >> You ruined my life. Uh, you know that? >> Are you going to give us issues? All right. We're going to give this a shot, okay? >> Do what you must, honey. >> All right. >> Do what you must. >> All right. Seatbelts coming off. Is it Okay, swing your legs out for me, please. Okay. >> Okay, good job, Stella. Don't give him a hard time. Okay, so takeaways and lessons learned. Look, if you're going to call 911 and ask help from the police, act normal. Don't get all crazy. Don't get loud. Don't be rude. Don't be disrespectful. And maybe somehow some way there could have been a resolution. Okay, so Stella was charged with obstructing official business. After initially pleading not guilty, she would go on to plead guilty and was offered a first-time offender's program. After finishing that successfully, the charges were dismissed and she walked away without a conviction. Okay, so don't forget to ring that bell notification, hit the like button, don't forget to subscribe. If you want to see me interview a whole bunch of cops, talk about internal affairs, and other stories, go to the YouTube channel The Marlon Marachi Show. Thank you for watching and we will see you on the next one.