Sheriff's office. Put your hands on your
back.
[Music]
[Applause]
Get ready for a storm of absurdity as we
enter the wild and unpredictable world
of Psycho Karen, where shocking behavior
inevitably leads to courtroom showdowns.
I swear to God. Test me again, kid.
Going to put me in handcuffs cuz nowhere
I go I'm accepted. But you can spend
whatever you decide.
 I cooperated with
the officer. Why don't you check with
your godson?
 Brace yourself for psycho
Karen's antics. A mix of chaos and
consequences.
In a chaotic incident, a woman was
arrested after stealing a bottle of wine
and throwing it through a window. The
altercation captured on video showed her
becoming increasingly hostile towards
police, denying involvement and making
bizarre comments about her personal
life. Her combative behavior ultimately
to her arrest. What fueled her erratic
response?
I got about 56.
Did I bother you in some way? Cuz I
don't even know you. Why are you asking
me to come here? That's very rude.
 You
better get polite.
 Okay. What's going
on? I'm getting calls on you. Oh, I read
the newspaper to my son out loud and I
threw a trash can, but it didn't hit
anybody. I'll pay for the littering
ticket. I just don't have the number on
the account to pay the fine.
 So, you
could just write me the ticket if I if I
littering.
Okay.
Stand right here.
 Was I not polite?
 When
officers arrived, they approached the
woman sitting nearby. She denied any
involvement in the theft, becoming
defensive and sarcastic, claiming
ignorance of the stolen wine bottle. She
insisted her father had paid for it.
What made her so quick to dismiss the
accusations?
 You are you going to be
savage with me? Cuz you're not going to
like when my daddy gets savage with you.
31. All right. I'm going to be a female
with a pink shirt, blue jeans.
 I just
got this outfit 5 minutes ago. I had a
blue jacket and red pants. Right by 56.
You're
 going to bother me over a t-shirt
and no socks and underwear again. You
keep taking my soap, my comb, and my
toothpaste. Okay,
 ma'am. Just stay right
here. Okay,
I'm on I'm by 56 Street on the Patterson
side.
 As the situation escalated, the
woman's hostility grew, including
threats to the officers and resistance
to their efforts to calm her. accusing
them of unfairly targeting her. She
launched into an angry verbal tirade.
Despite her aggression, the police
remained professional, working to
deescalate the situation.
What uh what happened at the grocery
store? All the
 I was never at a grocery
store.
 The liquor store?
 I was never at
a liquor store.
 You never took the
bottle of wine or anything like that?
 I
don't know who said that.
 Okay.
 I never
said that. And my dad never said that.
and my dad paid for a bottle of wine,
but he or I never do it at anybody's
window.
 Hey, Ann. Uh, you got a video on
her, or you going to bring your polo
over there?
 You could try and get my
face, but you'll never get my name in a
couple months.
 Ma'am. Ma'am,
 I'm not
going anywhere, sir. You're putting the
leash on too tight. So, you better back
down. And I'm going to tell you what,
and I mean that respectfully. Don't get
me salty this morning. I have nine kids.
All right, relax. Relax. I'm not
yelling.
 Don't you take your belt off on
me. I swear to God, I'll you up in ways
you'll never understand.
 Nobody take off
that belt. I need you to relax.
And you need to call the lawyer and
you're not
pissed off. You don't want that. This is
my ticket.
 After several warnings, the
officers arrested her and took her to a
nearby holding facility. Throughout the
process, she continued making bizarre
claims about her family and refused to
acknowledge the seriousness of the
situation. She became physically
confrontational, demanding her personal
items and offering no cooperation.
Come on. Where you going? Stop.
 I got to
go.
 No, you don't got to go to go
nowhere.
 I never did anything wrong.
Relax.
 I'm sick of these people reading
my son Doomsday stories. Wait.
Step in, ma'am.
 I don't have a tattoo. I
just got it yesterday.
 All right. Not a
problem. And hold this here and I'm
going to go to the other side.
 No. No. I
got it.
 I just got the tattoo yesterday.
You have a problem with the name. You
better call my godfather and tell him
I'm a bad mother
and you
 Oh, relax. What are you doing?
I'm I got the I'm holding him with one
hand. Stand down when I tell you to
 I'm
trying to grab the
 back up
 cuz I'm the
one who puts it in the
 All right.
 You
better understand.
You young blood. You got to do what you
got to do.
 I got
you got him.
 Yeah. Come through here,
man.
 Okay.
 Get a go first.
Nobody in the hallway.
What's the location of that vehicle?
outside
dresses.
Right through here, ma'am.
Okay. Thank you.
 You want to take off
your stuff? Stand on the wall.
Stand right here. No, we don't do none
of that here, ma'am.
I didn't do whatever they said. I have
the lottery ticket. I can prove it.
Ma'am, stand there.
 Okay.
I have the receipt of the real.
 Not a
problem.
 The woman faces serious charges
for theft, destruction of property, and
resisting arrest. Her threats to
officers and disruptive behavior could
lead to assault and obstruction charges.
If convicted, she may face fines, jail
time, and probation.
Willowdo
got us. Yeah,
 you better be nice, young
boy.
Well, they said they were going to Hey,
Sergeant, they said they were going to
sign. So, if you if possible, send the
guys, tell them to the store. They'll
come up here and sign whatever sign.
Oh, okay. I got you.
 Huh?
Huh? Somebody still in there? Stay right
here.
 Stay right here. I'm not playing.
You're trying to go in a way that you're
not allowed.
 I don't get hydration.
Let's go to the office. C. Let me just
process.
 What I'm going to do?
Are you going to listen?
 You going to
listen to me?
 What we're going to do is
this. Once they're finished, I'm going
to handcuff you. I'm going to get you a
bottle of water. Put a little water in
the cup. Get something to drink. If
you're not going to cooperate with me at
least 3420
I don't
I used to
copy of your part
right
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I did the arrest I did a stop um
 faces a
range of serious charges under New
Jersey law due to her actions during the
incident. The theft of the wine bottle
is considered a criminal offense under
title 2C23,
which involves unlawfully taking another
person's property with the permanent to
permanently deprive the owner of its
use. Since the stolen wine bottle likely
has a value above a certain threshold,
this act would likely be categorized as
a thirdderee crime. If convicted, the
woman could face a prison sentence of
three to five years and fines of up to
$15,000.
Throwing the wine bottle at the window
constitutes criminal mischief under
title 2C173,
which covers acts of property damage.
The penalty for criminal mischief varies
depending on the extent of the damage,
but if the cost of repairs exceeds $500,
the woman could face substantial fines
and potential imprisonment. Furthermore,
her aggressive refusal to cooperate with
law enforcement and her verbal threats
of violence toward officers during the
arrest fall under title 2C292,
resisting arrest and obstruction of
justice. Resisting arrest, especially
when coupled with threats or physical
confrontation, is a criminal offense in
New Jersey. Depending on the severity of
her actions, she could face up to 18
months of incarceration and significant
fines. Overall, these combined charges
carry the potential for severe legal
consequences, including lengthy prison
time and hefty fines. This serves as a
cautionary tale about the risks a woman
faces when engaging in violence against
law enforcement. Resisting arrest, as
shown in the next case, often leads to
avoidable consequences.
This chaotic alcohol-fueled incident is
deeply concerning, marked by aggression
and resistance to law enforcement. It
raises the question, what could have
prevented this? Such behavior not only
endangers lives but leaves a lasting
sense of worry and disbelief for all
involved.
Are you okay?
Sheriff's office.
 Put your hands behind
your back.
[Music]
It's a felony. You're under arrest.
Fabulous.
We're all
Yeah, she keep yelling. I don't know
what's going on. She like she drinking.
I don't know.
 Yeah.
So, make sure you charge her
battery and LEO. Get up. Get up. Hey,
that's that's loose.
 What the [ __ ]
 Get
up.
 You're ridiculous right now.
 Where's
the quickest way out of here? To the
front.
Wow. Why are you so difficult right now?
Literally. I'm a girl.
 Sheriff's office.
You're under arrest.
I get [ __ ] But like
 you fight me more,
I'm going to take you to the ground.
 I'm
not fighting, but
 you just punched me.
So
 I haven't done [ __ ] but my [ __ ]
is like um in front of everybody. Like I
could like
it's lovely.
Keep walking.
 You do.
 Don't pull this
[ __ ]
Relax,
sir. You just said
 is there stair? No,
that's fine.
 Sir, you just said
So I said,
 you know how long she been
like this? Stop.
No, I'm just saying.
Huh?
 I'm just saying why my hair like it
hurt.
 No, I'm just going to have you
take it.
 Okay. Can you saw
 Hey. Hey,
sir. Like,
 did she hit you for you know
her name?
The woman denied assaulting anyone
despite video evidence of her punching
an officer while resisting arrest. She
complained of discomfort but clearly
refused to cooperate. How can such chaos
be avoided in the future?
Stop doing this.
 Stop.
 What? What did I
do? What did I do to piss you off?
 Well,
you punched us and your brain get stuck.
Who did I piss off?
You just assaulted a law enforcement
officer.
 Hey, put that
 I didn't I didn't
First of all, I didn't I did not assault
an officer. I did not.
 Okay. I did not
I did not assault officer.
No, I'm
[Music]
[Applause]
here.
[Music]
Come to the
Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Just hold it.
[Music]
Go. Go.
Grab her. Not hollow her. We're going to
pour it like this.
[Music]
Give me your leg
[Music]
up.
[Music]
A hotel manager testified that the woman
under the influence of alcohol was loud,
disruptive, and broke glasses. Her
behavior turned violent after a
confrontation with another guest,
prompting her to throw a glass from a
stairwell. I'm sorry.
 Want to see it?
Yeah. Yeah.
I I kind of Yeah. Let's see.
So, this is like she was talking like
that. She was fine.
 Yeah. She got She
got worse.
 Yeah. As the night went on,
she got worse. It got louder. But, uh,
the one that where she broke her
glasses,
she was a cop.
With all due respect, please don't
touch. Okay.
Yeah.
Well, he's not in trouble, so
 Can you
send that to me?
 Ear drop.
 Yeah.
There's no there's no calming her down.
I know. I know.
 I just feel so bad
for her.
 No.
 Okay. Okay. So, she did
this to herself. It's right there. You
just
 No, sir. I do know.
 Do Do we know
what?
 All of a sudden,
 do you know why
she started doing this or
 No. No. She
was just
 Yeah. It just kind of
progressively got worse, you know,
drinking and stuff.
 Yeah. Yeah. Okay.
So, you just were you were sitting like
nearby her?
 We were all sitting
together. She was She was with us. Well,
not with us, but she kind of joined our
group. And uh we were all having fun.
You know, we got a little loud. She got
louder and then I think the alcoholist
kind of took her to another level. So,
uh, and then she, you know,
 glass was
trying to calm him down. You try to
handle her.
 Yeah. He was trying to get
her to go and then I think that that
confrontation is what started her
aggression because she was like, "No,
you go." I'm not wanting him to take her
out of there.
 More like um
 Yeah. Yeah.
You don't have to. I would like you to.
Would you do a written state? Witnesses,
including hotel staff and law
enforcement, confirmed the woman's
violent actions. It was revealed she was
on active felony probation and now face
charges of battery on law enforcement
and resisting arrest with violence
likely resulting in severe legal
consequences.
These incidents underscore the vital
need to respect law enforcement and
maintain order for public safety. They
highlight the consequences of actions
such as assaulting police and resisting
arrest. Share your perspective in the
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Don't you dare try to do that.
 I will
try to do that.
 You need a
 Hey, are
youing kidding me, dude?
 Where's the
[ __ ] ambulance? I need a ambulance.
82 years old.
It takes three people for 82 years.
Totally.
 50. Got it. I got it. I got it.
Entitled and unruly actions often
disrupt societal harmony, bringing to
light the critical importance of
accountability and mutual respect.
 Oh my
god.
We'll look at situations where women
face the repercussions of their actions,
shedding light on how society responds
to such incidents.
At 1:36 a.m., the 911 Dispatch Center
received a call about a pickup truck
stopped in the middle of a turning lane
on a major road. The vehicle had no
lights on, was not running, and was
obstructing traffic. When officers
arrived, they discovered a naked woman
unconscious in the front seat of the
truck. Another unit was immediately
dispatched to assist.
Another unit. I believe I have a naked
subject passed out in the front seat.
So, who we come back to?
 I think they
were they were in front of they had to
jump out and run.
 Say again.
 They were
not.
 No, somebody's in there. They're in
the front seat.
 Oh my god. I'm
Do you want to get out of the door?
She's waking up now.
 Open the door.
 Why
you here?
 Open the door.
 Open the door.
Why are you here?
 Open the door.
You're parked in the middle of the road.
When awakened, the woman was confused,
disoriented, and uncooperative,
questioning the officer's presence and
refusing to open the door, believing she
could act without consequence.
 Open the
door, ma'am.
 Why do you have the door?
Open the door.
Now,
 you're in the middle of the road.
Open the door.
 That's not
 All right.
Open the door. Open the door.
 I know you
open the door.
Why not?
The woman escalated the situation by
shouting profanities and racial slurs.
When told to dress, she defied orders,
claiming her clothes were in the back
seat, but not retrieving them, unaware
of the consequences ahead.
 Actually in
the roadway over here on 247,
[Music]
put [ __ ] clothes on. I have clothes
right there in the back seat, dude. I
would not even hide from you. That's so
gross.
 I don't have clothes on.
I wouldn't even run. Oh my god.
 You got
to be kidding me.
You got to be kidding me.
You like me pissing all over this stupid
[ __ ]
You a ho
dumb.
 You nothing but a [ __ ]
 Get in
there.
You're a hard [ __ ] Cuz you got
somewhere to go. Yo, do you have
somewhere to go?
 Yeah. continue to do.
The officer struggled to handcuff her as
she continued to resist, curse, and spit
at them. Eventually, she was taken to
the ground and successfully restrained.
The officers were finally able to gain
control over her.
 They tell you
you are [ __ ] You stupid [ __ ] off me.
You dumb [ __ ]
[Music]
drag.
 Yep. Come on.
CL
really stupid thing.
 I don't know how we
got the receipt out.
 Don't you bet.
Close. Close. I won't talk a [ __ ]
butt. Stupid idiot.
I remember this. No, you're the person.
Upon searching her vehicle, officers
came across several items that shed
light on the reasons behind her erratic
behavior.
[Music]
Little
[Music]
[Applause]
Yeah, she's uh she spit out both of us.
So,
 all right. Here you go, man. I'll
let you get on. Let you get home. Okay.
Definitely been drinking.
She should have tanked out right here,
man. Let's see what we got.
A t-shirt. What is this right here?
Vodka.
I got a empty little baggie right here.
Man, that's probably where something was
that she done smoked and all. Looked in
her purse, couldn't find anything. It's
a black and white right here. Just
pulled it right in the middle of the
road. While detained inside the patrol
car, the woman continued to verbally
abuse and insult the officers, banging
on the car door and attempting to spit
through the protective partition. She
even threatened the officer's families,
claiming she would harm their children.
One officer also noted that she urinated
on the back seat of the patrol vehicle.
[Music]
You're an idiot.
Good job.
Go.
You want to chop chop like a kid have
lunch.
[Music]
I don't want to me.
[Music]
I got to take the job. See what I if I
don't got away
out of here, you stupid idiot.
Kiki,
you dumb.
 From a legal standpoint, the
suspect's actions resulted in multiple
violations of Georgia law. Public
Indecency, OCGA
1668, is a misdemeanor offense that
carries penalties of up to 12 months in
jail and a $1,000 fine. Battery against
a law enforcement officer, OG16-5-23.1,
is a felony with penalties of up to 5
years in prison. Obstruction of a law
enforcement officer, OCGA
161024B,
can be either a misdemeanor or felony,
depending on whether physical force was
used. Felony obstruction carries a 1 to
5-year prison sentence. Additionally,
simple assault OCGA
165 20 defined as an attempt to cause
harm or provoke fear of injury carries a
maximum penalty of 12 months in jail and
a $1,000 fine. Lastly, an open container
violation OCGA 406253
results in fines and possible probation.
Had the suspect complied, she likely
would have avoided felony charges and a
potential prison sentence.
 I just s Oh
yeah, we just arrested this girl. Yada
yada yada. This [ __ ] ain't fun again.
My hands.
Your home is not even home. You're so
sad. If you ain't telling your [ __ ]
wife or your goddamn kid, I'll bet your
he'll ass.
After being transported to jail, the
woman was charged with multiple
offenses, including public nudity,
obstruction of law enforcement, assault,
and two counts of simple assault. The
incident raises the question whether the
situation could have been handled more
smoothly if she had cooperated from the
start. Her resistance not only escalated
tensions but also resulted in more
severe charges against her. Next, we
turn to a woman in Florida where she
will show you just how far her
stubbornness takes her when facing
justice in the police.
Flaggler County, Florida. A tense arrest
took place on January 26th, 2025 when an
82year-old woman was stopped by police
for speeding at 54 Memphis in a 35 VM
zone. Officers conducted the traffic
stop and requested the driver's
documents. Upon approaching, they
noticed that the driver was an elderly
woman who immediately protested the
speeding violation accusation.
 Hello,
Deputy N County Sheriff's Office. Hey,
listen. Reason why I'm pulling you over,
you're doing 54 and a 35 on the overpass
over there.
 I was.
 Yes, ma'am. That's
almost 20 mph over the speed limit
 on
the bridge.
 Yes, ma'am. It's 35 on the
bridge. All right. You have your
license, registration, proof of
insurance,
 but I did stop at the stop
sign. if you've noticed.
 Well, I wasn't
worried about that. I was more worried
about the almost 20 mph over the speed
limit.
 I'm about a mile from home.
 Where
you coming from?
 So, what do you need?
Your license, your registration, and
proof of insurance.
 I don't believe I
was going over speed thing.
 Yes, ma'am.
I got a a radar system in my car that's
certified. That looks like it. Are you
the registered owner of the vehicle?
Absolutely. What does it say?
 You got a
lot of cans in your back seat.
 Well,
they're not mine.
 They're not yours?
They're not mine,
 Ma'am. I'm doing an
investigation. All right.
 And you got
open containers in the backseat of your
car.
 I don't have open containers.
They're empty containers.
 Okay. Are they
open? Are they containers?
 I don't know.
They're empty.
 Okay. But they are. Okay.
No. Okay.
 During the inspection,
officers discovered several empty beer
cans in the back seat. The elderly woman
denied ownership and claimed they were
not hers. Suspecting that she might have
been drinking while driving, officers
asked her to step out of the vehicle for
further evaluation. What?
 Have you been
drinking tonight?
 No.
 So,
 give me a
ticket.
 I'm going to ask you to step out
of the vehicle.
 No, I'm not stepping
out.
 Yes, because I'm I need you to step
out of the vehicle.
 Then go home with me
and I'll step out.
 No, ma'am. I need you
to step out of the vehicle here.
 I'm not
coming.
 Yes, ma'am. I'm only going to
give you one more chance.
 Why should I?
Because I'm going to do a DUI
investigation. Yes, I am.
 No. You pull
me over for speeding. Give me a damn
speeding ticket and let me go.
 Joyce,
please don't. Please don't do this. Just
step out of the car.
 Listen, I'm 81
years old. I understand that. Joyce.
Joyce, step out of the car.
 Yeah, I got
to step out of the car. Joyce, step out
of the car.
 Open my door.
 Joyce, step
out of the car.
 I'm not stepping. If you
touch my hand off.
 Yes, ma'am. Step out
of the car.
 Get youring hand off.
 Joyce,
step out of the car.
 No, I'm not. Look
at you. God
 want I got one resisting.
No, I'm not resisting. I'm not.
 Step out
of the car.
 Listen, mother. You told me
you pull me over. Don't get hand at me.
No, ma'am. Stop. Get out of the car.
 No,
I'm not. Listen.
Get your hands off me.
 Step out of the
car. No, I'm not.
 Yes, ma'am. Step out
of the car.
 No, I'm not stepping out of
the goddamn car.
 Stop. Step out of the
car.
 No, I'm not.
 I'm not going to tell
you again.
 I don't give a Come on. I'm
Listen. Stay over there. Stay over
there.
 I understand that. I'm also
record. Step over there.
 He's already
get your mother.
 I got somebody else
here that's trying to stop me.
 Sit down.
That's my son.
 I understand that. Go sit
in the car.
Go sit in the car.
I'm
 not impinge you whatsoever. I'm I'm
I'm getting a lawful order to step se
step se step se step se step se step se
step se step se step se step se step
away from the mayor
I'm conducting journalism right now is
to constitutionally protect the private
act
 I'm conducting a DUI investigation I
need you to go back to your car
 you
pulled
 correct speeding not DUI
 correct
while in the process she's got open
containers in the back of her car I got
open cans that's not my cans I told you
that
 the woman refused to exit loudly
protesting and insisting that the
officers had no right to demand her
compliance despite explanations about
the legal requirements. She remained
uncooperative. The situation escalated
as she yelled, insulted the officers,
and refused to unlock the door. When
officers attempted to remove her, she
resisted, pushed their hands away, and
clung tightly to the steering wheel.
 All
right, come on. Step over. Stop
resisting. Listen, you've already hit me
once. We're not doing this. I can arrest
you right now for battering.
 No, I can
arrest you, too.
 Step over here. Step in
front of my car. Not. I'm not.
 Come on.
Get your Get your hands off me,
 ma'am. I
have all Come here. Come on.
 Get your
hands off me.
 Put your hands behind your
back. I understand that. I'm being I'm
being careful.
 No, you're not. You're
not being careful.
 Put your hands behind
your back. I'ming you. Yeah, you are.
Put your hands behind your back. Put
your hands behind your back.
 Listen, do
me a favor. Sit down.
Put your hands behind her back and not
do that. Put your hands behind your
back.
 No, I'm not. Leave me though.
 Sit
down in the car.
 I'm going to if you let
me go in front of my car.
 No, I'm not.
You're going in front of my car? No, I
am not.
 Can you please step out of the
road so they can pass by?
 No. Don't let
them come over here.
 Get your hands off
of me. I am being as gentle as I can.
No, you're not.
 Yes, I am.
 My whole
arm's going to be bruised.
 I'll take
pictures of it.
 Come on. I need you to
step over here with me.
 I'm getting back
in my car.
 You can't get back in your
car.
 Get your hands off me, you
motherucker.
 No. Stop fighting. Stop
resisting.
 Mother, I'm not resisting.
You are by by pulling away from me.
You're resisting.
 No, I'm not. I'm going
to sit in my car.
 Doesn't Does it
I she resisting it. She is Dude, she's
inactive.
 Get the hands off of me.
 I
need you to go. I need you to go.
 I'm
not going. Nope.
 I understand her. A
speeding. Get her speeding ticket.
That's what I said. Give me my goddamn
speeding ticket. Oh, I got beer cans in
my back of my car.
 All right.
 I told him
I said go to my house and I'll get out.
You're not shutting the door.
 Give me a
goddamn ticket. Motherucker.
 You have a
ticket.
 Give me a ticket.
 I understand.
I need you to step out of the vehicle.
I'm being as polite and as gentle with
you as I can. I'm
 not stepping on the
She gripped her keys tightly and swung
her hand toward the officers, which was
deemed a potentially dangerous act. This
action was considered a serious assault,
leading officers to restrain and
handcuff her. She screamed, denied
resisting, and demanded an ambulance.
Her son intervened, stating that she had
health issues, but officers proceeded
according to protocol.
 Yes, ma'am. And I
have the right to do so. I have the
right to do so. And because you're
resisting to get out of the car, I give
you plenty of chance to step out of the
car.
 You have any weapons on you? It's a
simple question. No, right now.
Come on.
 Careful. Come on.
Don't you dare try to do that.
 I will
try to do that.
 You need a
 Hey, are
youing kidding me, dude?
Where's that [ __ ] ambulance? I need a
ambulance.
 82 years old. Is that three?
It takes three people for 82.
Get me a goddamn ambulance, mother.
Totally.
 Double.
Shut the up.
 Oh, you're good,
motherucker. You're good. I'm not good.
I'm not good.
 Just call yourself another
charge.
 Oh, good.
 Yeah, that's great.
Charge me a minute. Charge me a minute.
All right, let's go.
 Are you kidding me?
I need an ambulance.
 We got one coming.
Okay, good. I'm not getting in there
till they come. Pull me off her goddamn
speeding ticket.
Yeah.
 Hands off of me.
 Yeah.
 Did you
have anything on you at all?
 The elderly
woman was subdued and charged with three
offenses, resisting arrest with
violence, battery on a law enforcement
officer, and aggravated assault with a
weapon. Her vehicle was impounded and
towed to a storage lot. Her son
repeatedly requested to take the car
back, but was denied. Resisting law
enforcement can lead to serious legal
consequences, including jail time. Stay
calm, comply with orders, and handle
disputes through legal channels. Hey
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Sir, don't tell me get the inside.
That's a threat. A woman suddenly falls
into a state of panic, screaming for
help and stubbornly resisting all orders
from the police. Is this irrational fear
or a desperate attempt to hide
something? The question is, how will the
police react to this mysterious drama?
Get out.
 Please stop.
 Turn out.
Stop. Please help.
 Put your hands behind
your back now. Don't let anything you
are cases where women faced welldeserved
backlash for their actions.
 Savannah is
plunged into chaos when a woman turns
her neighborhood into a nightmare and
spirals into tension. But what caused
her to act so out of control?
search to tell me get the inside. That's
a threat.
 Then you tell them that I
didn't do anything. They can't park in
front of my house.
 They can't park.
You're not here. Tell me they can't
park. Not in front of my house. I How
can that be accomplished? On the night
of December 9th, 2021, the Savannah
Police Department in Georgia received a
call from residents about an individual
causing disturbances in a residential
area. Upon arrival, officers were
informed that a woman living in the
neighborhood had been repeatedly
vandalizing property, threatening
neighbors, and making racist remarks.
Ma'am, stop yelling. Stop yelling.
Stop yelling so I can address the
situation. Please,
 please stop yelling
so I can address what's going on. I'm
here. Please stop yelling. I understand
that. Well, please stop yelling. Can you
please stop yelling?
 I'm going to police
this month.
 Stop yelling. We going to
make a long story short. She damaged our
property. Her husband said he'll pay for
it. Long as he pay for it, we ain't got
no problem. Okay.
 Now, the other night
she came out the house with a gun on my
chair. We reported that. Now, tonight
she scratches up the cars. Now, he said
he'll pay for it. There he is. And if he
pay for it,
 that's your wife, sir.
 Yes.
We ain't got no problems.
 I was just
trying to sell her down cuz I can't
think with all of the yelling going on.
She put on my car just now.
 Terrorist
threat.
 I told you right here.
 Yeah, I
see the scratching on that one.
 Right up
here.
 She my car.
 When did this happen?
Last night. We open the garage and seen
him. Now that boy hustle, he said he'll
pay for the damage.
 It's our second
time. Last time.
 Long as you write a
check and pay for it. We good to go.
 And
this right here is terroristic threats
right here. That's a felony.
 I see that.
You know what I'm saying? If she's not
arrested for terroristic threats, then
what? When she kills somebody, then
y'all going to sit there and say, "Oh,
we didn't know."
 You know, I will burn
you.
 Scratch cars, mysterious
threatening notes, and chilling
declarations in the dark. These were
just the beginning. Worst still, the
troublemaker allegedly brandished a gun,
threatening the lives of children. Why
was she still freed despite all this?
Uh, what's going on with your wife?
 It's
a mental health issue. It's as simple as
simple as that. She's been in the
hospital for uh about a year. She's been
out for the last 2 and 1/2 years. Couple
nights ago was the first issue that
she's really had with anyone. You know,
it was heartbreaking. And so was this. I
don't really know what to say.
A few years ago, she was diag she had a
diagnosis, but when she was released
from the hospital, she didn't have a
diagnosis. She's on probation right now.
Yeah, it's just real heartbreaking.
 Can
you tell me about
this stuff here?
 I'm worrying about it
right now. I'm ready to go to bed, but
next thing I know, I hear the door
opening and
like, what's going on? She's out here.
I guess she put that
sign on the car and then she started
screaming about no parking house.
 You
saw her, you were aware she when she was
outside, you know, she came outside and
started doing
 well I heard the door open
and I came to the front and I saw her
out here and I said, "What are you
doing? What are you doing out here? Get
back inside." And then she started
screaming and then I I got her back
inside eventually.
 This is Mr. Smith.
He's the resident of this home. When I
got here, while he was down here with
them. They basically, you know, talked.
He said he was willing to pay for the
damage that she caused.
 Uh, I don't. She
He said she has some mental issues.
 Amid
public outrage, the troublemaker's
husband spoke out claiming that his wife
had undiagnosed mental health issues.
Was this a genuine reason or merely an
attempt to evade responsibility when he
himself admitted that he could not
control her?
 Show us where your wife is
at in the house. Ma'am,
I'm officer Thomas with Savannah Police
Department. Unfortunately,
 did you come
to meet with me?
 Yes, ma'am.
Unfortunately. Can you go ahead and
place your hands behind your back,
ma'am?
 Why?
 Um, you're under arrest for
criminal damage to property in the
second degree.
 What property did I did I
damage in my property? Sir,
 ma'am,
please don't resist.
 We're going to
explain everything to
 What property did
I damage, Daniel?
 Go ahead and put your
other hand.
 What property did I damage?
We'll let you know. Just put your other
hand.
 No. No. What did I Yes, ma'am. The
note you put on the car. Uh, everything
adds up to criminal damage in the
property in the second. I'm the owner of
the house.
 No, I'm waiting for the
police cuz I just called the police.
Hey, we are the police. You called
 No,
no, no. You are the guy that
 And I'm I'm
not going to hurt you. I'm going to ask
you to place your hands behind your
back. Okay,
 there. You're supposed to
arrest them, not me. Daniel. Daniel,
talk to me. What property did I Daniel
talk to me? They can't park in front of
my home I own.
 But you can't go out
there and scratch the vehicle up, ma'am.
They
 They observed you doing it. What
vehicle did I scratch? That vehicle is
not scratched. Since when they can come
and park in front of my house? That's a
That's a lifethreatening threat, sir. To
tell me, get the inside. That's a
threat.
 Daniel, tell them that I didn't
do anything. They can't park in front of
a threat.
 Calm down.
 They can't park.
You're not here. Telling me that it's
not they can't park.
 They can park
anywhere. It's a public street. Not in
front of my house. I own. How can that
be a public street?
 Public street.
 Why
aren't you just telling me it's a public
street for all my fault?
 When
handcuffed, the woman became agitated,
repeatedly denying all accusations and
insisting that she was the real victim.
She claimed that her neighbors had
attacked her and loudly demanded that
the police document her report. But the
situation did not end there. Get in
there the right way. Hey,
 you're making
a mistake, sir.
 That car is not touched
anywhere.
 That vehicle They observed you
scratching it, ma'am.
 No, it's not. They
scratched it themselves.
That's why I I knocked them away
yesterday. Kicked them away from my
driveway and they came again tonight.
Parking on the side on the drive right
here on the roadway. That's not illegal.
It's illegal to come inside my driveway,
right?
 They didn't come inside your
driveway?
 Yes, they did last night and
the night before.
 No, because it's not
illegal. Just how I'm parked here in
their house to come inside.
 I'm parked.
Nobody was in your driveway. I'm not in
park. How can you say don't want to see
her when they were here in the driveway
last night and the night before? Five
vehicles, sir. Five vehicles. You have
to take my report. I need you to mark
what I called.
 No, because it's again
it's not illegal to park on the road.
Park in my driveway. They parked last
night and the night before.
 Nobody
parked in your driveway.
 Were you here
last night?
 Do you have evidence?
 Yes.
No, you don't.
 Yes, I do. I took
pictures of all five vehicles.
 Why
didn't you take that report?
 I can't
breathe right now. Uh, what do you mean
you can't breathe?
 I can't breathe right
now. Please tell me.
 You're mean. You're
breathing right now, right?
 I can't.
 She
fiercely resisted, screaming that she
was being wrongfully accused, even
pretending to have an asthma attack to
escape police custody. But no one
believed her excuses anymore. The truth
was clear, and the law would not
tolerate such behavior.
 Will someone
listen to me so they can write my report
as to what happened? You can we can talk
to them. But like I said,
 why didn't you
write what I'm coming?
 No, because I
know you called earlier about the
vehicles being parked in the driveway,
ma'am. Everybody was on the road.
 I
understand.
 So, tonight they made the
turn. I said, "Get out of my driveway.
Don't park here." And the derogatory
language,
 nobody was parked there
tonight.
 When you came, nobody was
parked when you
 That's when you called.
You called because somebody was parked
there, but nobody was parked there.
 No,
no, no. I called because somebody was
parked in my driveway. When I told them,
they moved back. They parked on the side
and they told me,
 "Do you need to go to
the hospital?"
 Yes. I got pushed and
punched in front of my house. I am
traumatized.
 When she had to have been
struck yet.
 Yes. Thank you. And this is
what I told the I called 911 and they
disrespected
ignored everything I said. From a legal
standpoint, the woman's actions likely
violated multiple Georgia statutes,
including criminal damage to property in
the second degree. OCA
16723,
a felony offense that applies when
someone intentionally damages another's
property exceeding $500 in value
carrying a penalty of 1 to5 years in
prison and finds assault OCGA
16520
defined as an attempt to commit a
violent injury or an act that places
another in reasonable fear of immediate
immediate harm, which is a misdemeanor
punishable by up to one year in jail and
a $1,000 fine, and terroristic threats,
O CG
1611 137, which was not officially
charged with could apply to her threats
of burning and killing people, a felony
punishable by 1 to 5 years in prison.
This case highlights the challenges law
enforcement faces in handling
individuals with both mental instability
and criminal behavior as her husband's
defense citing her mental health
struggles does not absolve her of
responsibility for her actions. While
the law allows for mental health
evaluations, it does not exempt
individuals from accountability when
they pose a threat to others and commit
serious offenses.
removed their vehicles from my driveway
and two nights ago and tonight they
didn't want to do it. So the guy came
and pushed the door inside on on my head
and I got I almost fell down like this
and pulled my shirt and removed this
bottom for my shirt and and he's very
bigger than this opposite of black and
black and the woman was standing for the
glass is asking me type of English.
She's a gypsy. this is not America I
live in or I'm used to living. And I
told them, this is worse than racial.
Whoever you people are to me, Muslim
terrorists because if you were black or
or uh Asian or Spanish, you would
understand that this is not your home
for you to park in front of my house to
get in the driveway and the park.
And then the guy says, "You know what?
I'm just going to pay your husband,
too." I said, "Are you sick?" and I
pushed the door and then my husband came
downstairs. He's United States Army for
30 years of retired.
 After her arrest,
the woman was required to undergo a
mental health evaluation before legal
proceedings could take place. She now
faces charges of criminal damage to
property in the second degree as the
total damage exceeded $500.
Additionally, she has been charged with
simple assault. Next, we move on to
another special case where the woman
thought that running away would help her
escape all her crimes.
On March 15th, 2024, a police officer
conducted a traffic stop in a parking
lot due to a traffic violation. When
asked to cooperate, a woman inside the
vehicle suddenly panicked, repeatedly
called for help, and refused to comply
with the officer's orders. She then
quickly exited the car, ran into a
nearby store, and hid inside the men's
restroom. parking lot department 41.3.
Hey, stop.
Get out. Ma'am,
 stop.
Stop.
 Stop.
 Get out.
 Please stop.
 Turn
around. Turn around.
 Turn around.
 Ma'am,
please
 turn around. Please help me.
Ma'am, ma'am,
 I'm Ma'am. Ma'am, please
help.
 Put your hands behind your back
now. Help. Help. Please
 put your hair
behind her back.
Stop.
 No. Please stop. Please.
Can you open this? Did she throw
anything in here?
 Um, no. I think she
was trying to grab me.
 Help. Stop.
Please. No.
 Stop.
 Not stop.
 I didn't do
anything. Stop.
 You were under arrest.
Stop.
 You ran. Set 11, black female 17.
Thank you for locking the door.
 You're
welcome.
 Due to the suspect's unusual
behavior, police officers immediately
pursued her. The woman attempted to
crawl under a restroom stall where a man
was present. Law enforcement officers
promptly restrained her and ordered her
to put her hands behind her back to be
handcuffed. At the same time, police
suspected that she might have hidden or
discarded evidence while fleeing.
 Just
hang out with her real quick. I think
she threw dope in the vent. Yeah,
 I
didn't throw anything against the car.
Lean against the car.
 Please got to use
this. I had Please. I don't get the
police. I don't even know what what's
happening. I just got myself together.
What's going on? Can somebody call my
mom, please? My son is in the car. I
don't know what's going on.
 Just hold
on. Just watch your feet for me.
 Damn.
Hey, can you um can I talk to the dude
right down that black truck?
 Stay right
here.
 I'm not going anywhere.
 I don't
care. Stay right there. I don't care.
Yeah, she threw dope in the bathroom.
You ran over a sack of weed. Seriously?
I don't know what's going on. Oh, what
are you talking about? I didn't throw
nothing. I don't know what he's talking
about.
 She bolted. Soon as I stopped,
she bolted into the mentor and was
trying to climb under the stall and then
fought me in the bedroom.
 During a
search of the area, officers discovered
a bag containing marijuana on the
ground. One of the officers claimed that
the bag had fallen from the woman's
jacket, matching other personal
belongings she was carrying. However,
the woman firmly denied any connection
to the drugs.
 Oh, he's in the car.
 Yeah.
Look at that. And this came out of your
jacket. It matches the backwoods.
 It's a
backwood.
 Yeah. And then you're snacking
weed that was in it.
 I don't know. Let's
go.
We would have given you a warning and
just destroyed your [ __ ]
 I will not do
the police. I don't know.
 You're going
to do the police today cuz you're acting
like a dumbass.
 Especially with a kid in
the car. Really?
 What's up?
 What are you
doing?
 Just separate your feet from me.
Do you have anything that can stick near
people
 here? Let's stand over here. All
right. Out of the out of the parking
lot. Okay. Let's stand right over here
in the shade. Okay.
 Dude, Burger King or
some OG's? Were they like trying to
help?
 Because I ran into like men's
room. She's trying to climb under the
stall.
 Hold on. Stay over here. Okay,
buddy.
 Do you want to want me to put her
in your car?
He said I can get mushroom.
Yeah, I do.
 That's
Popeyes.
 Yeah.
 Yeah.
 And watch your
toes.
 The woman had an outstanding
arrest warrant related to a traffic
violation. Had she not fled, she might
have only received a warning. However,
due to resisting and attempting to
escape, she was handcuffed and taken to
the police station. The man accompanying
her was not arrested and was allowed to
take the child home.
 Mom's phone number
or whoever is going to identify.
 You got
to stand over here. Stand in the shade.
It's too hot over there. You're in the
sun.
 Hey, is it all right if I call the
grandma to pick up the kid?
 Uh, we might
not be taking him.
 Her?
 No, the male
driver.
 I didn't.
 Yeah, she was the
passenger mail. A
 con.
 Mommy's a bad
guy, too.
 Mommy's a bad guy.
 Yeah,
mommy. He's a bad guy. Hey,
 what's up?
You forgot some You forgot some drugs.
 I
forgot what?
 You forgot some drugs.
 The
what?
I don't know what that is.
You You stick with him real quick. I'm
just going to
What was that?
 Say that again.
I don't know. I don't know what you're
saying.
 She was trying to climb under
the men's room door with some dude in
there taking a [ __ ]
 So I I know what
she was doing, man. She was running from
me to get
 She got warned out of Dodto
for driving charges for traffic charges
for traffic out of Dotto.
 Yeah.
 I got to
take my
I see what's going to happen.
 Just give
me a minute. I'm going to cut you a
warning for the stop bar. Okay. And
we'll let you take your signing quickly.
If convicted of all charges, including
resisting law enforcement, drug
possession, fleeing, and obstructing
police along with her existing arrest
warrant, the woman could face up to 2
years in prison, and fines of up to
$9,250.
Other consequences may include impacts
on child custody rights, a possible
driving ban, and harsher penalties if
she reaffends. The case is currently
under investigation. Respect the law and
cooperate with authorities. Breaking the
law, resisting arrest, or causing harm
leads to severe consequences. Don't let
reckless behavior ruin your future and
safety. Hey everyone, what are your
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Thanks for all your support.
Okay,
keep resisting me.
 I didn't resist you.
The
 reckless women blatantly defied the
police and ignored their legal
responsibilities after throwing rocks at
moving vehicles, turning a simple
situation into a highly tense one.
 911
is for medical emergency.
 It is a
medical emergency.
 I'm not resisting.
I'm not under arrest. You're not. That's
right. Word's broken. Will their
defiance help them escape
responsibility? Or will it only make
things worse? Drunk woman turns a
hospital into a hot pit of chaos,
refusing to leave and ignoring all the
rules. But sometimes stubbornness can
not only push a situation out of
control, but also land you in trouble
with the law.
Okay.
 I didn't resist you. When I tell
you to stand up and I start pulling at
you and you start pulling back.
 No, you
just stood you stood in front of me and
grabbed me and snatched me.
 Well, let's
time. Listen to the officer when he
tells you.
 On March 27th, 2024, a
disturbance at a hospital led to the
arrest of a woman after she refused to
leave the medical facility and misused
the 911 emergency system. Police were
called after hospital staff reported
that the woman appeared intoxicated,
aggressive, and uncooperative from the
moment she arrived at the hospital.
Guess she
was told that sheriff's office came in.
Uh there intoxicated went in the back.
She's been belligerent with staff the
second she got on property apparently.
So she got back. trying to get her
information, trying to get checked out,
triaged. I think being belligerent and
refusing to cooperate with the staff and
then I guess it escalated to her cussing
and just storming out. She almost busted
out the door back, but they got her to
come this way.
 Fantastic. Stand up. Turn
around. Put your hands right back.
You're under wrestling. Stand up.
 Okay.
You can't keep resisting me.
 I didn't
resist you.
 When I tell you to stand up
and I start pulling at you and you start
pulling back. No, you just stood you
stood in front of me and grabbed me and
snatched me.
 Well, let's time listen to
the officer when he tells you.
 Despite
being inside the hospital, the woman
called 911 to report an unrelated issue
concerning a hospital staff member.
Police arrested her for abusing
emergency services. This act not only
wasted law enforcement resources but
also disrupted hospital operations where
a priority should be given to patients
in genuine need of medical care.
 You
didn't give me an opportunity to
 No, I
gave you plenty of opportunity.
 You
didn't give me an opportunity to stand
up. You're a liar.
 I see how you're
screaming. I didn't get that much.
You're absolutely right.
 I will go to
jail.
 You're absolutely right. It's on
my body camera. You got anything on you
I need to be worried about? Anything
sharp? any kind of knives, weapons,
anything like that? Nope. Okay, roll
your side for me. Can you roll your sign
for me? Right now, you're going to get a
resisting charge in a second if you keep
this up. That'll be another.
 Nope.
You're getting charged with misuse of
911. Please roll your sign.
 It's not a
misuse of 911.
 Sit up.
 They wouldn't
help me.
 Sit up.
 Do you not understand?
Okay. Ready? On your feet. 1 2 3. Stand.
They wouldn't help me.
 Stand up.
 I can't
stand up.
 Stand up. How come?
 I need
someone to help me.
 This other officer
will help you out. just
 I just need
this.
 Upon her arrest, she continued to
argue, insult, and even verbally assault
law enforcement officers. This behavior
was not only a sign of a lack of legal
awareness, but also an indication of her
irresponsibility toward her actions.
You're not. This is [ __ ]
 It is not.
Listen, when you come in here and you
start acting a fool and then you call
911 to complain because you think that
some guy's being fat and his pants are
falling to his ankles, 911,
 [ __ ] and
he's not helping me.
 911 is for medical
emergency.
 It is a medical emergency.
Are you a doctor?
 Do I look like a
doctor?
 It was a 911 emergency.
 No,
ma'am. It was not.
 You can't judge that.
Sit down now.
 You don't tell me.
 Now
you're being charged resisting. Turn
around. Sit down right now.
 You're
hurting me.
 I don't sit down.
 As
officers attempted to place her in the
patrol car, she continued resisting by
refusing to sit down, threatening legal
action, and displaying a disrespectful
attitude toward law enforcement. As a
result, she was additionally charged
with resisting an officer.
 You put your
foot on the step.
 I am trying to You
Watch your head.
 You bruised my You
bruised my body.
 I didn't bruise your
body. Bull [ __ ]
 I didn't bruise
your body.
 Yes, you have.
 Slide over.
You think that you are Mr. Man?
 I don't
think I'm Mr. Cool Man. Nothing. I hate
doing this. I hate taking people to
jail. Slide your feet in, please.
 No, I
don't want you to help me. I will move.
No, I don't need that. Help me. No, I
was moving my feet.
 Sorry. Lean this way
for me. Says officer, grad. It's just It
keeps knocking on.
 It does it. You got
to pull it down at an angle. Can you sit
back, please?
 What's your angle?
 Why am
I being arrested?
 I just told you why.
What?
 Called misuse of 911.
 Oh, for
misuse of 911.
 That's right. And now
resisting officer.
 I You said I didn't
resist you.
 That's not what I said.
According to medical staff statements,
when doctors and nurses attempted to
assess her condition, she continuously
screamed, cursed, and refused to follow
instructions. Instead of cooperating,
she left the examination area, but
refused to leave the hospital premises.
They never even got that far.
Apparently, she walked in. got her
checked in and then sat down immediately
as she comes. She's like, "Okay." Said
her name and she immediately started
cussing out. They got back there and
tried triaging her and a bunch of stuff
and she was just screaming at the doc,
screaming at the nurses.
 So, we never
figured it out cuz all she was
 The woman
was charged with two offenses. Misuse of
the 911 system and resisting law
enforcement without violence. misuse of
911 Florida statute 365.17214.
This law states that making false,
fraudulent, or non-emergency calls to
911 is illegal. Violating this statute
can result in a misdemeanor charge which
may lead to fines and potential jail
time depending on the severity of the
offense. existing law enforcement
without violence. Florida Statute
843.02.
This law prohibits obstructing,
opposing, or interfering with an officer
lawfully performing their duties. It is
classified as a firstderee misdemeanor
punishable by up to one year in jail and
a $1,000 fine.
Step out for me, please.
 I'm being
arrested for calling 911
 for misuse of
911. Yes, ma'am. You're gonna lose your
Leo. Okay.
 You will never ever be a
officer of the law. I have hundreds of
thousands of dollars. You already told
me
 and I will take it to the end of the
goddamn United States of America.
 You're
already in the United States of America.
How did you take it to the end?
 I'm
going to take it to the end of the court
of law. Do you need assistance?
 Do you
do
you
[ __ ] ass [ __ ] Don't touch me. If
you touch me,
 you're going to step out
of this car and I'm going to assist you
in walking.
 No, you're not.
 Because
you're my prisoners.
 You're not. I'm not
your prisoner for calling 911. You ass.
Get out of my face.
 The woman continued
to insist that she had every right to
call 911, claiming she was experiencing
heart palpitations and a panic attack.
However, the police clarified that
calling 911 from a hospital where
medical professionals were readily
available to assist did not constitute a
valid emergency.
 Don't do not bruise my
arm. Stop it.
 Face the vehicle, please.
I am compliant. I have been compliant.
You're an [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] as
I am compliant. I called 911 for I've
been complying the entire time. I've
never raised anything. You're a Leo
liar. Liar. You have no neck. I mean,
shoes, shoes, pants, shirt. I mean, I'm
I'm being arrested for calling 911
because of this [ __ ] I mean, I'm
being arrested for calling misuse of 911
and I had a use why I called 911.
Listen, this belt going around you
[ __ ] You might need some assistance
stepping up.
 It's not your business. You
shut up. You
It's not his business.
I mean, I'm being arrested for calling
911. I gave them a reason why I called
them.
 Get in the van.
 You listen to me.
I'm not listening. Get in the van.
 I'm
being arrested for a crime I did not
commit. Ultimately, she was formally
charged with misuse of 911 and resisting
law enforcement. Her verbal abuse and
insults toward the officers throughout
the incident were captured on bodywn
cameras serving as evidence for the
prosecution. This case serves as an
important reminder that every right
comes with responsibilities and
disrespecting the legal system will
never yield real benefits for anyone.
Next, let's take a look at another
individual who was arrested by the
police for reckless behavior.
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A 60-year-old woman was accused of
throwing rocks at passing vehicles, but
immediately denied all allegations. Not
only did she refuse to cooperate with
the police, but she also acted
provocatively, demanding to see evidence
of the complaint, despite the fact that
officers are not required to present
such proof at the scene.
 Said you're
throwing rocks at cars.
 Are you going to
spoke something?
 Have I? No.
 Yeah, cuz I
didn't throw any rocks at nobody.
 Okay.
Where can I get you to? Here's here's
our options. I can give you right.
There's no options. I'm not bothering
you. And I can walk on the side of the
road. It's free country. Yeah, but I got
a complaint that you were throwing rocks
at cars. Let you see what the phone
call. I can't show you that if you want
to, but it's not going to work out very
well for you. No, I never threatened to
do that.
 Well, yeah, you are. You're
saying it's not even going to I don't
have to leave from here.
 You want to
call that complaintant? I'm giving you
options. I'm trying to be nice to you,
but
 I'm going to get fired. Okay.
 I have
PTSD. I'm 100% disabled. Nobody wanted
to help me. My arm is broken. You're
still running your mouth about, oh, we
can go down that road.
 Throwing stuff at
cars. I don't know anything at no car.
That's not what I'm being told.
 Oh,
you're being told that by who?
 By the
complainant.
 The police offered
assistance and even suggested taking her
to a safe location, but she repeatedly
refused and displayed unreasonable
resistance. She cited various reasons
including PTSD, disabilities, and an
injured arm as excuses for her actions.
He's about to call and see what's going
on. Now, I've offered to give you a ride
to Lacrosse. You said get out of the
woods. Come here. I don't have to come
to you. I'm not your slave. I can stand
where I
 can get you a ride from Tristate
who you've already made contact with.
I'm not going to listen to someone tell
me. Oh, I am an ambulance driver as he
covers up his badge just like you are.
So, you're not either.
 My badge isn't
covered. It's right here.
 What are you
covering up that for?
 Nothing's being
covered.
 Has a body cam on me so he can
show how crazy I am. Isn't that crazy?
It is being recorded. You don't have to
tell me anything. I'm just making
 So,
get in your car and go.
 Oh, no. We're
We're not leaving. Why?
 Because we got a
complaint that you're throwing rocks at
cars.
 Why do you keep saying that? You
can't prove that.
 And neither can he.
Why word against his? What's he going to
say? She stopped after walking 20 miles
and she's almost dead.
 If you were
almost dead, you would have taken the
ambulance ride I offered you, right?
 I'm
final stage of COPD. I'm not supposed to
walk and I won't get in a car with a man
I don't know. For the sixth time, I have
PTSD. I'm not going anywhere with you.
 I
didn't offer to go with me. I said you'd
go with the ambulance.
 I'm not going
with anybody I don't know.
 But you told
me you wanted an ambulance. Do you know
all the ambulance drivers around here?
 I
know that one's and I'm not going
anywhere with them.
 Well, let's just sit
tight till we figure out what to do for
you. But where would you want to go? I'm
trying to ask where you want to go.
 What
do you understand about me not getting
that cop car? Unless I'm handcuffed and
you bodily shove me in that I'm not
going.
 When officers proceeded with the
arrest, she strongly resisted, screamed
in pain, and accused them of worsening
her allegedly broken arm. She then
suddenly pretended to lose
consciousness, but was unable to
maintain the act for long, revealing it
as an attempt to delay and obstruct the
officer's efforts.
Come on. Come on.
That's my arm. That's hurt. You
just get up and walk and it'll be a lot
easier.
 This is a nightmare. I don't
even know what the is wrong with these
people.
 What? We've been more than quiet
or calm.
 Why? I didn't even do anything.
I didn't know it was against the law to
walk.
 No, that's not We've already
discussed what the problem was.
 What's
the problem then? Can you please let go
of my arm? That hurts.
 Once you get up,
the arm is broken.
 I'm not squeezing it
in any way.
 It doesn't matter. I don't
want you holding my broken arm. I don't
want you touching me.
Come on.
Stop resisting.
Stop resisting.
 You're going to break my
arm more. Let the go of me. Stop
resisting.
 I'm not resisting. I'm not
under arrest.
 Yes, you are.
 You're
breaking my arm more.
 We're not even
That's right. Broken.
 Are you going to
stop resisting?
 I wasn't resisting. Stop
lying.
 You're actively resisting right
now.
 You are hurting me. I told you my
arms behind your back.
 I'm going to
stand up. Please.
 Just put your hands
behind your back.
 Put your hands on your
back. We'll help you up.
 I can't have
you.
Trace, I'm going to flip you over.
Sorry. Can you turn
Why are you doing this to me?
 Flipping
you overs that you were you went
unresponsive.
 You went unresponsive.
 Why
you keep slamming me on my broken arm? I
said it's broken. I got beat up earlier
today.
 What What was going on with you
being unresponsive there?
 Because I
don't want you touching me. You have my
hand all over my thigh.
 Were you faking
it?
No, it's PTSD, fool.
 Even after being
handcuffed, she continued to refuse to
get into the police car. Once inside,
she kept yelling, blaming the officers,
and demonstrating a complete lack of
cooperation.
 Poke stick me anything like
that?
 Yeah, I got it in my underwear.
Well, I still got to ask.
 Well, that's
against the law, right? You see how they
continue to twist that arm?
 No one's
twisting any.
 The hell you're not. You
keep grabbing it every time. I said it's
broken there. Now he's putting more
pressure.
 He's adjusting your cuffs.
 No.
Why? To make them tighter.
 Well, he's
got to make sure they're safe. So, we're
all safe,
 right? So, you're safe.
 Yeah.
Look at the way he keeps doing this.
This does not make any sense. You're on
the top. That's why
 he's making sure
that everything's going
 now. He's taking
them off. Putting them on. Take them
off. Putting them on so he can twist me
around. There he goes. Now he's got them
real tight. They're going to start
bleeding.
 He's trying to make sure that
your wrist is in there right so it
doesn't hurt you.
 Stop bending my arm.
Now they want to drag me through the
 You
can't walk. You just walked almost 2
miles.
 I bet I can walk farther than
you.
 Let's go.
 Stop pulling me. I can
walk when I get ready. You're not in a
hurry. Actually, you work for me. When
are you going to stop jerking me around?
You live in Black River Falls.
 It
doesn't matter. You're still a cop. Why
are you worrying about a seat belt?
You're right with my arm.
Oh, it's hurt me now. He just wrapped
the seat belt on. He's cinching it as
tight as he can.
 In the end, she was
placed in an ambulance for a medical
evaluation before being transported to
the police station. She now faces
charges of disorderly conduct, criminal
mischief, and resisting law enforcement.
Offenses that could lead to jail time
and significant fines.
 I can get out
myself. I do not need you to help me.
 I
want to make sure you don't fall. I
don't want you touching me. You had your
hand up my dress, buddy. You were
touching my bare thigh. Yeah, you were.
Yes, you were. I'm 60. I'm trying to get
out. Just hold. Don't touch me.
 Come on.
Don't touch me.
 I'm not letting you run
into the road.
 I wouldn't run into the
road. I'm not dumb like you.
 No. Were
you guys?
 We weren't a different crew.
They call us.
 Yeah. So, same lady. So,
we got called back up here cuz she was
throwing rocks in a car. We told her she
was under arrest. Went to the ground
when she was on her side. She kind of
went unresponsive on us. Okay. shallow
brea blur breathing. Came back around as
soon as we put her on her back. She
claims her one arm is broken.
 Okay. So,
she claims her left arm is broken.
 No,
we're going to put you in the c. The
officer is going to take your handcuffs
off, but because you're under arrest, we
have to put you in what's called soft
restraint. It should be a little more
comfortable.
 I'm not That's not my view.
Do you want to fight with us or not? If
you're going to fight with us in a
handcuff, you know what?
 We're just
going to leave you in the cuffs. Come on
out. Go ahead. This case serves as a
classic example of the consequences of
disregarding the law, causing public
disturbances, and obstructing police
work. Resisting law enforcement officers
not only escalates the situation, but
can also result in serious legal
consequences. What are your thoughts on
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