No. No.
[Music]
Strap in tight as we unravel the chaos
of Psycho Karen's life where her extreme
behavior turns into a spectacle of legal
repercussions.
No, it's because of Okay. So, you think
it's just got off work. I've been at
work since 4:45. Please scare me. Jail
scares me. I've got five kids. Dive into
Psycho Karen's chaos where unhinged
actions sparked legal drama. On July
10th, 2024, officers responded to a
routine highway vehicle collision. The
accident, initially a minor event,
quickly escalated due to the behavior of
one of the drivers, a woman who became
increasingly belligerent, refusing
cooperation with law enforcement and
emergency services.
Young lady, you were going straight and
he turned into your lane. Correct. Yeah.
I want
Sorry. Say that again. You said what
happened? He's asking what happened in
the accident. I don't
know. She's saying
So, what lane were you traveling in?
Were you in this lane or that lane?
Are you getting
I am cuz I don't I know you were really
upset when I got here. Are you getting
horse? Okay. So, uh,
but what what's the problem? What's the
accident? Accidentate
problem. Accident problem.
Do you need medical? I
need you need what? What's the accident
and the problem? My question is, uh, do
you need medical? Do you need an
ambulance? At the scene, officers tried
to gather details about the accident,
but the woman's confusion and inability
to provide a coherent account hindered
their efforts. As their questioning
continued, her agitation grew, making
the situation increasingly difficult.
What could have caused her resistance
and confusion?
Check, please.
Once again, do you need medical to come
check you? I answer. Say again. I will
not answer you. You will not answer me.
Why is that? Because the last time I
said that to the police, I was in a
concussion and they didn't get So, I
don't know who you're talking about, but
this is me. You're talking to me now.
No, no, no. We're not talking about it
in my car. And somebody got in an
accident with with my not even my car,
but one of my friends got in an
accident. We're not talking about
anybody else. We're talking about me and
you. Trust the police. You don't have to
trust the police. What you need to do is
talk to me so that I know if you need
medical attention. Are you injured? Are
you Are you Did you Are you having a
medical episode right now? No. Are you
on medication? No. Okay. Because you're
not making sense to me right now. So, I
need to know. Did you hit your head? I
don't know. You don't know if you hit
your head. When you when you accident,
do you know what your head? Yes. Because
you feel pain. Oh, I feel my head when I
was in the When I was in the game, it
makes
you respond. Uh, this complaint is not
in any sense. So, let me write it down
for you. Was when I was in my
car,
sorry. When I was in my car and I was
trying to explain to the police that I
didn't understand what was going
happening, they said that you're in a
car accident, blah blah blah blah, and
you don't understand what's happening.
And so, for me, I'm like drinking at our
age, whatever. I was like
fine. They didn't know what to do.
And are you talking about this accident,
ma'am? This Okay. As tensions rose, the
woman's belligerance intensified. She
refused to provide identification or
cooperate with EMS despite officer's
concerns about her injuries. Her erratic
actions, including disruptive demands to
urinate in public, further complicated
the scene. What drove her behavior to
such extremes?
You put me in a horoscope. Do you
understand why? No. Because you're
acting I rate and you were planning to
pull your pants down in the middle of
the road. Can I go pee? I was going on
my car. And you were grabbing things
from the fire rescue. You can't do that.
They're here to help you the same way we
are. No, they're not. Yeah, we are. No.
Are they helping you out? No. Are you
helping yourself right now? I am. Wash
your cops. Can I please get off of these
handcuffs and pee in like whatever? You
can't pee here though. Where are you
peeing? Can I pee in my car? You can't
pee. It's my privacy. Actually, I can't.
Like, I'm going to put I own the car. I
just want to run some. She just wants to
check and see if you're okay. Make sure
you're okay. It's my car. Okay. But can
he check and see if you're okay? Because
you guys are doing my permission and so
I'm not Don't touch me. Don't touch me.
going. You're hurting me.
Hey, look at me. Let him
go. You're hurting me. I don't
want hurting right now. If you think
you're loosening
the
mica angel, you have a phone number. Can
we put on your phone? I don't have a
face. Stop recording me.
Malikica, you have a phone number.
Do you even have the right?
Can you look at me? How did you get this
information?
You have the right to go to the car.
The conflict continued to escalate as
officers tried to get the woman into a
patrol car for her safety and to prevent
further disruptions. At this point, she
physically resisted arrest, kicking and
verbally threatening officers, making it
clear that she was not going to
cooperate.
I'm with you. I'm not going to go.
Unfortunately, you do need to
No, I have your shoe. I have your shoe.
Okay. What? For what? Because you're
going this way and I'm following you.
Okay. For what? I'm I'm For your safety,
we're going to get you out of the road.
Okay.
What? For your safety. For your safety.
Okay. You're hurting me so bad right
now. No.
No. Why don't you from Columbia? No. For
your safety, we're going to have you
waited vehicle. Okay. No, you can't do
that. You can't do that. You can't. My
arm is hurting. My arm is hurting. Get
in the car. No. Get in the car. I'm not
doing that. Get in the car. I'm not
doing it.
I'm not going
[Applause]
I'm not going.
You guys think
you get in the car? Get in the car. I'm
trying to pick you up.
Get in the car. They're going to get
tased. All right. Let me go. What's the
reason? What do you
have? What do you have?
No. No.
No.
No. I can't.
Her actions prompted the officers to use
physical force to restrain her and
secure her in the vehicle. Despite
continued resistance, she was eventually
placed under arrest. You get that for
your safety. I'm going to go inventory.
Thank you. What did I do? A phone call.
I want to know what the I do to make you
see me. What did I do? You going to sit
down? What did I do? Are you going to
sit down? What did I do? I'm talking.
What did I do to make you treat me? What
did I do? What's your first name?
I got Hold on. Let me just glove up.
Sweetheart, listen. Can you look at the
size of me? I'm going to put you in that
seat one way or another. I know you're
upset. Listen, you're upset. You're
upset. Okay. Can you sit in the seat?
Can you sit in the seat for me so I
don't have to physically put you in it?
Yeah.
I know it's her. She got mine. I'm going
to take over. Okay. I'm upset with you.
Just relax for a second. Okay. Take a
double deep breath.
The woman in this incident was charged
with battery on a law enforcement
officer and resisting arrest with
violence after she physically confronted
officers and refused to cooperate during
her arrest. Under Florida statutes
SS784.07, battery on a law enforcement
officer is classified as a thirdderee
felony. This charge applies when an
individual strikes or uses force against
an officer while the officer is
performing their official duties. In
Florida, battery on an officer is
treated seriously due to the potential
danger to law enforcement. If convicted,
the offender can face up to 5 years in
prison and a fine of up to
$5,000. Additionally, resisting arrest
with violence is addressed under Florida
statutes SS843.02.
This charge is applied when a person
physically resists arrest using violence
such as pushing, kicking, or struggling
against the
officers. Penalties for resisting arrest
with violence are severe and include up
to 5 years in prison and a fine of up to
$5,000. These charges are intended to
deter violent resistance to law
enforcement, ensuring that officers can
perform their duties safely and
effectively. Both charges reflect
Florida's strong legal stance on
protecting law enforcement and
maintaining public order. This incident
highlights the serious repercussions
when a woman chooses to assault law
enforcement officers. Resisting arrest
is seen in the next example often leads
to consequences that could have been
avoided. On June 6th, 2024, a routine
call about a child left in a car
revealed alarming neglect. At a shopping
center, officers found a three-year-old
alone in a vehicle. The mother upon
arrival seemed confused and oblivious to
the severity of the charges. What
circumstances led to such a troubling
oversight? I'm confused. She She doesn't
understand why she's going to jail. Can
you explain that to her?
Okay. So, you don't understand why
you're going to jail.
I'm assuming it's because I left her in
the car. You're assuming. So, you think
it's I know it's because I left So you
think it's a
running and you run inside to a store to
get a ring? No. Okay. That's that's
child neglect. You were gone for over 15
minutes. She he said that the woman said
I was gone for over 15 minutes. There's
multiple people stating you were. Well,
there's multiple people stating that I
was. So that that's that's the reason
unattended in a
vehicle. You shouldn't do it for 5
minutes, let alone 15 16 minutes. Do you
understand? Do you understand
now? Okay. So that that's why when
officers approached the mother seemed
unaware of the gravity of her actions.
She admitted leaving her child in the
car for over 15 minutes to run into a
store, violating child neglect laws.
Despite insisting she hadn't realized
the time, she acknowledged compromising
her child's safety. What led her to
underestimate the risks?
Please scare me. Jail scares me. I've
I've never The first time I've got five
kids
first time anything like this ever
happened to me. Just got off work.
All right.
Police found drugs in the car, including
blunts, pills, and suspected fentel. The
mother admitted to using marijuana and
pills from street sources, acknowledging
the risks, but continuing the behavior.
How could she endanger her child this
way? Through the day. What are they? Um,
from my understanding, jigs,
beans, but with fentanyl going around,
that's why you found so many. I was
scared to take them. Those are the
colorful ones. Yes. Okay. What was in
the little bag? That was powder. Yeah.
Okay. From my understanding, it's
powder. I'm scared to take a lot of
stuff nowadays than I did back then
because I was younger back then. I
forgot all that stuff was in there. You
forgot all that stuff was in your purse.
Yes. I I remember that I put my my weed
in there. You know, I'll smoke a blunt
occasionally, but all that other stuff I
really don't I take my B12 pill and
that's about it. But I did. I forgot. I
I forgot all that was in there. Where'd
you get it from? Off the streets. Just
off the streets. I mean, people random
people that I work with. I work I work
with a lot of drug dealers. You go homes
of merit that you find anything there.
But talk about the the wax. No, I
haven't haven't asked that yet. My my
what? My my um my bait. No, the little
square squishy wax. It's a little
square. Kind of looks like a throat
loss.
I got it from my dad. Okay. What is
that? It helps me sleep. It's a gummy.
Okay. It's a gummy. He has a medical
card. I found the one with the gummy in
it and that's why it's there. I don't
that's why they're all still there. I
don't take it like I I smoke bud. So
y'all had an Easter egg hunt and hid
they my dad did gummies in them. Yeah.
For for the adults, you know, it's for
the adults, but more or less me and my
sister Tiffany. After discovering drugs
in the mother's purse, she was read her
Miranda rights in question. She claimed
to have forgotten about the substances,
stating they had been there for a long
time. However, when reminded that her
child could mistake the drugs for candy,
the serious risk of a potential overdose
became evident. These examples emphasize
the importance of respecting law
enforcement and making responsible
choices to promote public safety. They
remind us of the serious repercussions
of assaulting police and resisting
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community. I really didn't do nothing
back. Do not back. I did not do nothing.
I did not do nothing. No, I didn't do
nothing. I didn't do nothing. Give us
your hands. I didn't do nothing. Give me
your hand. I didn't do nothing. The fact
that some women increasingly frequently
commit disruptive actions in public
spaces has become an issue that requires
closer scrutiny in society.
There.
Get your hand behind your back right
now. That is an abuse. That is terrible.
Anything that will poke me or hurt me in
any way. Oh, we're going to fix them.
These actions are often accompanied by
contempt for the law and a stubborn
attitude, even in the face of strong
intervention from law enforcement
agencies. On February 25th, 2023, the
manager of a Popeye's restaurant
reported a woman dressed
inappropriately causing discomfort to
customer. Police quickly arrived at the
scene and requested the individual to
leave the premises. I'm officer Ham Key
West Police Department. By myself? No.
Where you going? Come here. Just driving
by myself. All right. Do you have an ID
with you? Yeah. What do I need? Okay.
Right now, they're they want you issued
a trespass warning for this property.
I'm not trespassing. This is private
property. They don't want you to come
back to this. How did I trust that? How
did you know by the establishment? They
no longer want you to return here
because your shorts or your skirt, the
height of your skirt, apparently it's
been revealing. Anytime you bend over,
they have kids that come inside here and
they don't want you to return. Did
nothing disrespectful in their
establishment. When I walked off and
went back over there towards the the
doctor's office, that's a whole
different situation. You know what I'm
saying? Stephanie Allen followed me over
there. I don't know who Stephanie Allen
is. You ain't going to tell me. They
have the right to refuse. You ain't
going to tell me that Stephanie Allen
who followed me way back over there on
Fifth Street, harassed me, and then I
come back over here for food. I didn't
do nothing disrespectful in this
establishment. I came in there, paid for
my food, sit down, ate my food, and
walked outside. I didn't do nothing
disrespectful in this place in front of
their kids. So, she's a habitual liar.
Her and her drug cartel. And I'm telling
you to your face. I didn't do nothing
disrespectful in this place. Like I
said, this is a private establishment.
want you here. Who? Who? Popeyes. No.
Who? What do you mean who? You're going
to have to give me one of the
information. I don't have to cuz I'm
suing them. You going to have to give me
some names. I told you Popey. Okay.
You're going to have to go give me the
name of the people who called you right
now and told you to kick me off the
property. You're not running this. Okay.
No. I'm I'm a fing a lawsuit. I'm going
to file a lawsuit cuz I didn't do
nothing cuz I didn't do nothing to I
didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing.
You can check the cameras. Do you have
an ID? You can check the video. One more
time. I didn't commit a crime. It's a
trespassing case. I'm not trespassing
when I private property. Ain't no
private property. I'm a I'm a customer.
I went and paid for my food. That's
fine. But they don't want you to come
back. No. Who? Name. Give me to give me
a name cuz I'm suing. What is your name?
Cuz I'm suing when I know my
constitutional rights. I didn't do
anything disrespectful in this
establishment. Listen. Okay. In front of
a key. Officer Rosco. Did she say that
you wanted a trespass? I didn't. Who?
Who? The establishment. Management of
the establishment. Okay. What's her
name? don't have to give you. Yes, you
do because I'm suing. Yes, you do. Well,
I'll call my own Santa police. Listen, I
will walk off the establishment and call
my own. Let me get my I need You are not
going back. Give me my charger. We will
do that after you ID yourself. The
police approached the woman, explained
the ban, and asked her to provide
identification. However, she refused to
cooperate and immediately argued,
demanding to know the identities of
those who had reported her. She raised
her voice, yelled, and threatened to sue
both the restaurant and the officers
involved, further escalating the
situation. I didn't do nothing
disrespectful. Listen, you're not to
call 911. You have law enforcement. If
you continue, you can't tell me nothing.
If you continue, you can't tell me
nothing and I don't give a [ __ ] about
going to jail. You're going to go. I
don't give a [ __ ] about going to jail.
Okay. Is she calling 911 again? Hell
yeah. Oh, that was your answer. Cuz I
didn't do nothing disrespectful, sir.
I'm sorry. I'm offended. I didn't do
nothing disrespectful. All I did was
come in here and eat my food. And well,
I wasn't even in here five minutes. I
ate my food and walked out. You good
with her? She's a [ __ ] Did you find
your ID yet? Like I told you, if you
continue to call 911. I'm I'm calling my
own set of police cuz I didn't do no I
didn't do nothing disrespectful. You
ain't coming over here racial profiling.
You ain't coming over here racial
profiling me because of her. If you call
911, you ain't coming over here racial
profiling me. You ain't coming over here
racial profiling. Despite the officer's
attempts to deescalate, the woman began
calling 9001 to report being treated
unfairly and demanded a private police
officer. Even after being warned, she
continued to misuse emergency services,
which is a serious legal violation.
Private property. food. [ __ ] your
private property conversation. Can you
hang up for your private property
conversation? I went in here, got my
food, and I left. I got my food and
left. I wasn't even in here 5 minutes.
Listen, if I did not disrespect somebody
in here. You not coming over here with
that bush. An emergency. You not coming
over here with that bush. You not coming
over here with that bush. Ma'am, what's
your You not coming. He not coming.
Y'all not coming over here with that
bush. on no on they on they video
cameras and you can see that the only
thing I did was go in here pay for my
food and leave I didn't even stand here
five minutes so all that [ __ ] about
doing something in front of people kids
I didn't do [ __ ] in front of nobody
goddamn kids and she didn't get the [ __ ]
on with that [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm s I'm
you [ __ ] I got you I'm sing you [ __ ]
I'ming you [ __ ] back over there I'm so
she about to get the [ __ ]
oning ass [ __ ]
You got me [ __ ] up. Are you refusing?
You got me [ __ ] up. Telling you to
your [ __ ] face. I'm telling you
to your face. You got me [ __ ] up. What
are you on, [ __ ] Can I see your ID? I
ain't on nothing. Thank you,
[ __ ] I ain't on nothing. You
going to keep it down? I ain't on
nothing. Listen, you keep yelling. No,
you got me [ __ ] up. Starting to You
got me [ __ ] up. Check the [ __ ] footage
and you going to look like a godamn
fool. This continued on for several
minutes, but we've cut it out due to the
frequency of strong profanity and slurs.
Check my ID and get the [ __ ] out my
face. I'm checking your ID. Check my ID
and get the out my face, [ __ ]
The property. I'm leaving. You can call
the police department. I'm filing the
paperwork in your mother face. And when
my lawyer check the mothering footage on
the camera, they going to fire your ugly
ass. Good luck with that. trespass and
let her go. I know my constitutional
right. If you step back, I know my You
can't tell me [ __ ] demon. I You can't
tell me [ __ ] You can't tell me [ __ ]
ID. Get the [ __ ] out of my face, [ __ ]
Off the property. Get the out my husband
ass. [ __ ] [ __ ] Get out of
Hey, why did you get all the craziness?
She's been here the past 3 days wearing
the same thing and it's been the same
issue. But Oh, she smells like she's
been wearing the same thing for the last
3 days. On herself, too. What going on
with your [ __ ] thing, [ __ ]
Thank you. The woman remained adamant
that she was in the right and continued
yelling. Although officers allowed her
to leave, this appeared to lead her to
mistakenly believe she was above the
law. So now you've called 911 again. No,
I'm calling to get a report so I can sue
her. Hands behind your back. So I can
sue her. I really didn't do nothing. Put
your hands behind your back. Do not do
nothing. Hands behind your back. I
didn't do nothing. No, I did not do
nothing. I did not do nothing. Nope. I
didn't do nothing. I didn't do
nothing. No. No. I didn't do nothing.
Give us your hand. I didn't do nothing.
Give me your hand. I didn't do nothing.
I didn't do nothing. Yeah. She kept
pulling away. So, resisting and shooting
911. That's what you're being arrested
for, ma'am. No. You going to jail for
life? All right. You call 911 four
times. I'll probably see if a sergeant's
available, too. Wasn't much of a take
down, but I'm showing that [ __ ] I did
not do nothing. So, we can fight. I'mma
walk out of jail and fight your There
you go. All right. So, you're
threatening law enforcement now, huh?
I'mma fight you to She repeatedly called
911 without legitimate reasons, forcing
the police to arrest her. Despite her
aggressive behavior and resistance, the
officers maintained professionalism and
restraint. She was subsequently taken to
the station and held accountable for her
actions under the law. There you go. I'm
still a sewer. I don't give a You're
right, man. I'm still going to sue you
and I'm taking pictures of your drug
cartel's compound. You ain't going to be
able to hide from NASA. I'm taking
pictures of all your drug cartel
compound. Just hang on to your compound.
You explain to your head. No, I explain
to you [ __ ] I explain to you.
Watch your head when you get about your
goddamn light complexion. You ain't
superior, [ __ ] You ain't God.
Sit back. You ain't God. No, you sit
back, [ __ ] Tell you one more
time. No, you can't tell me nothing. You
can't tell me nothing, [ __ ]
You can't tell we smell like your mama
[ __ ] Although the state's location is
unclear, the woman's actions are common
violations in many US states. If in
Florida, she could face severe
penalties. Chapter
365.17213 classifies 911 misuse as a
firstderee misdemeanor punishable by up
to $1,000 fine and or one year in jail.
Chapter
843.02 states resisting arrest carries
similar penalties. Additionally, failure
to register a criminal record under
chapter
775.13 is a secondderee misdemeanor
punishable by a $500 fine and or up to
60 days in jail. These laws help
maintain public order and ensure social
safety. The incident highlights the
importance of respecting private
property rights and not abusing 900 of
them in order to maintain order and
ensure timely assistance for
emergencies. Recently, an incident
involving a woman named Angela at a
hospital has sparked discussions about
public behavior in healthcare
facilities, the responsibilities of law
enforcement, and the legal consequences
of non-compliance. What exactly
happened? Hey, Angela. Yeah. Hey, what's
going on? Nothing. I'm getting my hair
untangled. You're getting your hair
untangled. Okay. What brings you to the
hospital? Do you want to help me? You
know where I was. What's going on? Why
don't you ask that? Uh he told you to go
away. He said they had it. I know. And
then I left. So, go get a report. Okay.
Well, there wasn't a report done because
they just helped you out. Well, go talk
to get Well, he's he's on a different uh
call right now. Why don't you have Well,
why are you here? You're asking for some
help. Okay. So, you want them to treat
your thumb? I had to untangle my hair.
But nurse to nurse, you would look at me
and go, "Oo, can we look at you?" Well,
it sounded like that they were trying to
help treat you. The laceration on her
finger. So, she wants that looked bad
after she the room is because they want
to clean it up and just very
disrespectful. She got space and we
didn't want to help her though. She's
very rude. You want her removed that?
Take a peek. See, at the room they want
to put me in first. Well, you're in a
different room now, so why aren't you
letting them treat you? That's a pretty
issue. I don't know. Maybe I picked that
up. So, here here's the thing, Angela.
Nope. Nope. What? You don't have your
hospital rooms open. I don't have one.
It's very
nonsterile, dirty wheels. It's gross.
Well, that's fine. But if you're not
wanting um to ser to allow them to treat
you the services that they're providing,
it sounded like you weren't. The
information you received was that I was
refusing to go with the paper
assignment.
That's completely irrelevant. So here's
the thing, Angela. If you want letting
them treat you said they could. If
you're going to let them treat you, they
will treat you. If you are not, then you
have to leave. What happened to your
scalp?
Check my hair out once.
Smell it. Quit. I don't know what
happened.
I don't even know if I was drugged.
Where are your assessment skills? This
is sick.
Yeah. Quit. I am not
a finger. I'm looking at you. Remember
what you said to me? Angela visited the
hospital to treat a finger injury and
scalp issues. From the start, she
expressed dissatisfaction with the
cleanliness of the hospital room and
criticized the staff's performance.
Although she claimed to be willing to
cooperate, her actions showed otherwise.
Did Angela realize that her behavior was
only escalating the situation? I am not
going to jail. I didn't say you were
going to jail, but we have to leave. I'm
not going to stop her. They're not going
to treat it. No, she wanted to look at
your thumb and you told her, "No,
Angela, we're going to leave right now."
Yes, she won't. We're going to leave
right now. She want to look at your
finger, but you wouldn't let her. So,
we're going to leave now. We're putting
in hair down. You can do that outside.
You're going to leave without us
touching you or you're going to leave
hair out of my hair. No, I have to get
the Give me a scissors so I can get it
out or something. Are we going to leave
now? They're afraid of it. No, I'm not
have dealing with We're going to leave,
snake. Or you're going to be arrested
for trespassing. Let's go. I didn't
trespass. They've asked you to leave.
They've asked you to leave. Now it's
trespassing. Okay, let's go. Okay, let's
go. Leaving. Okay, let go. I want to Can
I wash my hands? I was just digging in
my hair. Angela refused to have her
injuries examined and repeatedly
complained about the service, making
unreasonable demands, despite efforts by
the police to mediate. Her stubborn
attitude forced them to request her to
leave the hospital to maintain order.
Want to wash my hands? We are leaving.
That's abusive. No, it's not. We are
leaving the hospital. You going to walk
on your own? No, you're hurting me. I'm
not hurting you. Yes, you are. You're
squeezing me very hard and forcing me
from gun to walk.
One walk. Quit twisting my arm.
Stop. Don't. You will be arrested. Is
being violent. Go on the ground. You
will be arrested. You're going to go on
the ground if you're not stopping. Quit.
No. You're breaking my arm. You're
under. Get on the
ground. Get your hand behind your back
right now.
You good? Yeah, that hurts. That is
abuse. That is terrible. Ow. We're going
to fix them. We're pulling. We're not
pulling. You are, too. And it's hurting
my wrists. Turn your hands so your palms
facing out. You're hurting me. I'm not
hurting you. Turn your hand. It hurts my
wrist. What hurts? This is too tight. I
can fit my finger in there. I'm not a
pedophile either. I did not say you
were. That hurts. I can fit my whole
finger down in there. You can How small
are your fingers? Okay, we're going to
stand up. What? All right. Well, we're
going to help you stand up, but I don't
want to just lift it. Well, I can stand
up. Just like give me a, you know. Yeah,
we'll give you a boo. There you go. Do
you have anything on you? I never do.
She'll go to the pet shelter. No, she's
not. She will. I want to talk to the
other cops. You can do that at the
police department. Finally, the police
were forced to force the woman out.
Officers executing the arrest warrant
were met with verbal resistance with
Angela accusing them of breaking her arm
and using unnecessary force. After being
handcuffed, Angela continued to argue
and express her dissatisfaction with the
way she was treated. The above two
incidents highlight the importance of
obeying the law and respecting
regulations in public spaces. Acts of
abusing personal rights, causing trouble
or opposing authorities not only disrupt
social order but also bring serious
legal consequences. Everyone should
consider their actions to avoid falling
into unnecessary situations. And you,
what do you think about this issue?
Please share your opinion.
Can you hold her?
Please let me go. I like that. Please
let me go. I need to hit my bait.
Her name was
the alarming rise in disruptive behavior
by some women in public spaces has
become a wake-up call demanding serious
attention and scrutiny in today's
society. Face that way and put your
hands behind your back.
You need two sets of cuffs. I have a
right shoulder danger. Okay, you hold
this on. We'll put two sets of cuff on
our very best. I'm only I'm only limited
by these two cuffs. These actions are
often marked by a blatant disregard for
the law and an attitude of entitlement,
even in the face of intervention by law
enforcement
authorities. On September 14th, 2024,
while on duty at a concert, officers
encountered a heavily intoxicated woman
attempting to enter the venue.
All right. Getting medical. Yeah, we're
good. She's She can't come. She's not
medical. No, she Why did you just say
that?
Ashley, come here. I'm talking. You're
coming out here. Come here. No. No.
You're coming out here. Do not I'm not
that up. It's the fact that they
literally just tried to drag me down in
the middle of the EMS. What the do you
mean? I literally am. You are not going
in. If you if you continue to cause
problems, I will formally trespass you
and you can never come back. Honestly,
hold me while my best friend goes. My
best friend deserves to have a good
night. You can have somebody come pick
her up cuz she's not being left alone in
this state. You have someone come take
care of her. You can go back. What did I
do? I didn't do anything. I didn't.
Dude, my boyfriend just literally
another front of me. Like, I'm sorry
that I'm upset. You watch your
girlfriend
another in front of you. What are you
going to do? I'm a little upset. I'm a
little upsetty. Spaghetti. Hey, you have
every right to be upset, but given
you're intoxicated, you couldn't even
stand over. I'm fine. I'm literally
fine. I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm literally
fine. I will literally walk in so hard.
This is my only night going out. I
literally just turned 21. I don't want
to go out after this. You're not You're
not I'm fine. This is my only night
going out after 21. Realizing that she
was not sober enough to ensure her
safety, the officers denied her entry
and asked her to leave. However, she
strongly resisted, insisting that she
was fine and persistently pleading to be
allowed inside. Honestly, you are this
close to getting arrested. I know you're
going to go to jail, you idiot.
You're literally I'm not trying to do
that. Yeah, honestly, just Okay, I
pushed her. I'm sorry. No, we're going
to sit her down over here. We're going
to sit down over here.
You're so cute. No, I want to go home. I
want to go home. I don't like cops.
You're staying right down there until
EMS gets here.
You are going to go home, but you're
going to stay seated down cuz you can't
stand. Get in the car with me. We can go
home. You are about to get detained
until you get over.
I'm going to let you get arrested if you
get arrested. I really don't give you.
You're staying on the car. No, I don't.
Get away from me. Shut up. Get away. Get
away. If you just walk back to the car
with me, it'd be It's Madison. It's you.
Actually, let's wait for EMS to get
here. They'll grab a wheelchair for
they'll wheel her out there. That's
crazy. She's not then. EMS what? She's
not EMS. What? Wheelchair one. Just let
her walk that way with us. Jesus Christ.
Can you hold her for 2 seconds? Please
let me go, please. Like, I promise you
on everything. I like that. Despite
being given the opportunity to leave
voluntarily, she refused to comply.
Seeing that she was unable to control
her behavior, the officers requested
medical personnel for assistance.
However, she continued to resist,
refused to cooperate, and attempted to
flee, but was quickly subdued. Get away.
I'm not a dumbass. Sam, I'm not stupid.
No. Hey, listen. I'm not dumb. I'm not
dumb. It's either this or jail. Get
away. No, seriously. You're going to
make me angry. We're already getting
pretty angry, aren't we? Get away.
You're making me literally all upset.
No, seriously. Get away. This is him.
Get away. Put your feet up or get hurt.
One or the other. I'm probably just
going
to like that. We'll see. My brother's in
his apartment. I don't care. He can
figure out. He can figure out. No. Let's
go. Let's go. Why are you guys holding
me up like that? Like you're acting like
a baby right now. Don't start kicking or
you're going to start you're going to
get is about to literally stress the out
of my ass. Get off of me. Get the off of
me. Get off of me. You Ashley, you need
to stop. You're You're about to get
yourself in some serious trouble. I
don't give a Oh, you will care. I'm
going to go home. Stand up. Take me to
jail. I really do not give too. The
situation escalated as officers
struggled to restrain the out of control
woman. She screamed and violently
resisted, claiming that her brother
worked in the legal field in an attempt
to exert pressure. She fiercely opposed
all orders, making it increasingly
difficult for the officers to subdue
her. Put me in the car. Put me in the
car. Put me in the car. Put me in the
car. Put me in the car. When she's done
searching you, Ashley, she'll put you in
the car. Calm down. Come on. Come on.
Sit. Sit
up. Watch your head. Keep going.
Push and I'll
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take
on sit up. Ashley, sit up. No. Bet. Hey,
what? You guys are bet. Sit up. No, it
doesn't matter.
You said you'd cooperate with me, right?
The police struggled to restrain the
woman as she kicked and spat at an
officer, forcing them to use leg
restraints for control. In the vehicle,
she continued screaming, resisting, and
claiming she couldn't breathe despite
showing no real signs of distress. After
being arrested, she faced multiple
charges under Florida law. Among them,
battery on a law enforcement officer,
FS784.07,
07 is a felony punishable by up to 5
years in prison and a $5,000 fine. She
was also charged with resisting an
officer without violence
FS843.02. Additionally, her disorderly
intoxication
FS856.011 charge could result in 60 days
in jail and a $500 fine. Finally, for
trespassing in a restricted area,
FS810.08, she faces potential fines and
a permanent ban from the venue. The
woman's actions serve as a cautionary
lesson about the consequences of alcohol
abuse and breaking the law. Despite
being underage, she became intoxicated
and caused a disturbance leading to
serious criminal
charges. On April 5th, 2022, what
started as a seemingly routine traffic
stop for expired license plates in
Oregon quickly escalated into a tense
situation. Let's explore the details in
the following video. Officer Kennedy,
murder said earlier in a conversation
being recorded today. Yes, it is. Reason
for the stop today is I know your tags
are expired. Do you have your license on
it? Is that a firearm under your jacket?
Don't reach for it. Just answer it. I
don't know. I'm asking if it's a
firearm. So if you reach for it, we have
issues. You do me a favor. I'd like to
remove that from you. I would rather
remove it myself. You're not You're not
going to put a firearm. Okay. So just
hear me out. Stop talking. I don't mean
any harm to you. Excuse me, but I It's
about my safety. I'm not going to hurt
you, nor am I putting off an
intimidating. I'm not going to hurt you.
This is what I would like to do. Put
your hand on your head, and I'd like to
just grab and take it out. I'm not going
to seize it. I do not want my my weapon
outside of my vehicle. Where's your ID?
I do not want my weapon outside of the
vehicle. Where is your ID? I'm willing
to put my weapon on the dash so that you
can clearly see that gun. Put the
paperwork on the dash for me. Put the
paperwork on the dash because I'm
telling you to and it's a lawful order.
Put the paperwork on the dash now and
put your hands on the steering wheel and
don't move them. You're being
confrontational. You have a firearm.
We're not going to play that game. Maybe
I'll just plead the test. That's fine. I
recommend that. Well, if you're not
going to plead the fifth, you're going
to need to present me with an ID. Can
you point to where your ID is? Sir, you
told me to put my hands on the stair.
You told me you were going to plead the
fist, which means you're not going to
talk anymore. They need to remain there.
And your hand needs to stay away from
that. And I already told you I will keep
them there as long as I can. This is not
exactly a comfortable position. Yeah,
female's verbally uncooperative. I am
not uncooperative. I am simply answering
you without. During the stop, police
discovered a gun hidden under the
suspect Regina's coat. Despite being
instructed not to reach for the weapon,
she reflexively moved her hand towarded
an action that posed a potential danger.
Although officers repeatedly asked her
to surrender the weapon, Regina engaged
in unnecessary arguments. And I was
willing to compromise with you, but
you're not willing to compromise. You
want it. What is the compromise? I am
willing to put it on the dash or even to
allow you to put it on the dash. I am
not willing to allow you to remove it
from my vehicle. Will you put your hands
on your head with your fingers crossed
so I can remove it from you? Thank you.
I appreciate that.
Any other firearms with you? No. Okay.
If you could keep them at least visible,
that would be wonderful.
Now, can I begin going over this
paperwork with me that you're going to
thoroughly disagree with? See, I'm going
to disagree with you. Maybe legitimate.
Okay, it is legitimate. Okay. Okay. I've
done my own. Once I get this done, we'll
move on with the rest of the stop. could
have been a lot easier. There's no deal.
You don't you don't get to decide how
things go. I'm all about respecting you
and trying to work with you. I was
trying to be helpful. You were not. I
was I was asking you to do something.
I was talking about with getting the
bullets out of the gun. I was just
trying easier and faster to get the
bullets out if you'd have pushed the
release. Before that, I was giving you a
lawful order and you were refusing to
obey that. her personal feelings. I
understand that you did not prefer it
that way. But there's times during a
traffic stop or an interaction with
police, you have to set your personal
opinion or feelings
aside to put my weapon on my dash
afterward. After I told you to put my
weapon, we're going to stop this. I'm
going to wait for the chief and we'll go
from there. I'm going to put it on the
dash now. You need to not reach for it.
And I'm going to put it on that side.
Just turn it turn it to the on. Yeah.
Accelerator on. That's fine. Actually,
I'm gonna I'm gonna just I'm gonna hold
it here until the chief's here. Okay.
Where's your identification at? Ma'am,
is there a reason that you're being
difficult? I'm trying to give you every
opportunity to quite honestly, I don't
feel like repeating myself. And if I go
through all this with you, then I have
to go over it yet again with the chief.
Okay? I don't feel like repeating
myself. So, I am not refusing to
identify. I am simply requesting you
take into account that there's more to
it than maybe even what. After a lengthy
debate, Regina reluctantly allowed the
officers to confiscate the weapon.
However, when asked to provide
identification, she continued to argue
about her rights, citing outdated or
inaccurate legal claims. As you're
asking me for my driver's license, do
want you to know that the right of the
citizen to travel upon the public
highways and to transport his property
thereon by horsedrawn carriage, wagon,
or automobile is not a mere privilege
which may be permitted or prohibited,
but a common right which he has under
his right to life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness under this
constitutional guarantee. Listen, the
deal, okay? I need you to step out of
the vehicle because you're being placed
under arrest for carrying a concealed
firearm. You're placing me under arrest
for a concealed firearm. Yes, ma'am.
Yes, ma'am. Can I ask what led you to
that decision? Okay. Well, you're you're
carrying a concealed firearm and that's
a crime in Oregon. Ma'am, do you recall
I asked you if that was a gun underneath
your jacket? And I said yes. Okay. By me
not being able to tell whether it was a
gun or not, it was not. And so, it would
have been concealed. If I can't tell
that it's a gun, you can obviously see
of it. If if you got your sweatshirt
covering that gun, it it's concealed. An
open carry is open carry. Nothing
obstructing the firearm or the holster
that it's in. So, had it been on the
dash or like flat on the passenger seat
or had it been on your side without a
sweatshirt covering it, that's not
concealed, but you have it under
clothing. I just want to nip. Nothing
about the law surrounding guns is
nitpicking. Especially in this instant,
like he said, the officer had to ask you
if you were carrying because the firearm
wasn't in view. That's the opposite of
nitpicking. And additionally, it's also
a crime to present me with a driver's
license knowing that it's suspended. I
see you were convicted of driving while
suspended in December, late December of
2021, which is only a few months ago.
Additionally, you haven't been
reinstated at all since then. So,
there's a pretty good inclination that
you knew you were suspended and knew
that license was not valid. That's also
a crime in the state of Oregon. You're
making assumptions.
No, that's You're making assumptions.
Oh, as far as your knowledge of that,
assuming whether I knew or did not know,
right? I never said I knew for a fact. I
I I'm not in your mind. I can't know
that. There's pretty good evidence to
show that you likely know. But
additionally from that, for the
concealed firearm, yes, you are under
arrest. So, we just need you to step
out. We don't want it to be incident or
anything. Um, just ask you step out and
face the panel up there for us, please.
So, like I explain to you, this isn't
the place to argue. That just makes
things worse. That's why there's clo.
Yeah. Yeah. guys looked for the most
petty thing that you could to arrest me
for. Okay. Well, we didn't. And I'm
willing to bet that in the process, you
guys have got a whole lot of other
things going on. So, before we jump to
that, I'd like to know what I was pulled
over for. I I told you you were stopped
for expired tax. Okay. Additionally, the
registered owner of the vehicle is
suspended. It appeared to look similar
to you based off the picture I pulled up
before I stopped you, but in and of
itself, I can stop you if the registered
owner of the vehicle is expensive or
suspended and the description would
match. Additionally, you have a
lighousing on the back here that's
broken. I didn't notify you that that's
why I stopped you because I was
primarily just stopping you for the
tags, but I mean, we can point at
things, but I don't want to nitpick with
you. I don't want to argue with you.
Okay, this is kind of what we're going
to do. Um, you're obviously very
familiar with the courts. You referenced
the Supreme Court earlier in the stop.
Okay? So, you know that that's the place
to argue this stuff. So, at this point,
that's why you're under arrest. Okay?
So, we're going to ask that you step
out. We don't want an argument with you.
We don't want any altercation. So your
car, so you were convicted of driving
while suspended recently. So you have no
insurance on the vehicle. Have no legal
right to tell it. Okay. Again, you can
argue that in court, but I'm talking to
you now. Okay. This isn't the place for
these arguments. Okay, ma'am. So I'm
going to ask you to go ahead and step
out of the vehicle. Regina eventually
presented her driver's license, but
officers quickly determined it had been
suspended. Additionally, she was
carrying a concealed weapon without a
permit. When asked to step out of the
vehicle, she continued to defy the law
with obstinate challenges. These cases
serve as a powerful reminder of the
importance of complying with the law and
cooperating with authorities. What are
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Are you serious? Are you serious? You're
about to get more charges, ma'am. Stop.
Dad, stop. I'm not going to help you.
You're going to get more charges. Quit
resisting. I'm done with you. Be under
arrest. When women challenge social
norms with assertive behavior, they
become powerful reminders of the
importance of responsibility and
respect.
Stop the girl in the
pande. I'm going to freaking tame you.
Stop
now. Get off the bike now. Get off the
[ __ ] bike. I parked you somewhere.
No, you didn't. You were running. Get
off. Let go of the bike. Yeah. Turn
around. Put your hands behind your back.
Here we highlight cases where their
actions lead to proportionate
consequences, emphasizing the boundaries
between freedom and
responsibility. Florida Department of
Fish and Wildlife officers responded to
a broken down housebo near the Cow Key
Channel and interacted with the
occupants. Things quickly escalated when
one person tried to escape by kayak. Is
that your boat? The big boat right
there? Are are you renting it or
something? Okay. So, is is it your boat?
Regardless whether it's your boat or
not, you're staying on it, so you're
responsible for it. You have your
driver's license here. Toss me that line
and I'll pull you out. I'm on the way. I
got to go get food and stuff. That's
your boat. You're responsible for it.
No, actually, it's a first-degree
misdemeanor to have a derelict vessel on
the waters of the state. If you continue
to keep driving, if you if you paddle
away from us, you're you're fleeing and
eluding. Then paddle over here.
Resisting without violence. Yes, you are
on a DV, a derelic vessel, which is a
crime on the waters of the state. Come
over here or you're going to get
arrested. I don't want to talk to the
owner of the boat. I want to talk to
you. So, you need to come back over here
because it does not move. It does not
have effective means of propulsion. It
does not run. And I'm sure probably the
steering isn't working. So, that is a
first-degree misdemeanor in the state of
Florida. Because you are staying on the
boat, you are the responsible party for
it. We can detain Be quiet for a second.
We can detain you because we're
conducting an investigation. were
investigating the condition of that
vessel. Is that your boat? Go
investigate. While investigating,
officers encountered a man who attempted
to flee in a kayak. Despite warnings, he
remained uncooperative, forcing officers
to issue a bolo after losing sight under
a low bridge. We're going to come on the
boat. Either he comes out. I just saw a
person. Stop lying. Stop lying. I
literally saw him.
He's shirtless. I
know. Clear. He's not Get on the Get on
the You're not going to get attacked.
Yeah, we're doing an MS in shoot people
for the vessel is literally buted up
against the mangroves of South
Roosevelt. You're the smurf.
He ran. He's not in this house. I'm the
only person in this house. You're lying.
You're lying. We just saw lying.
Nobody's going to shoot you. Calm down.
Go around the back. Upon returning to
the boat house, officers confronted the
woman with inconsistent statements. She
denied the man's presence, even though
officers had seen him through the
window. If I have to come in there and
get you, it's not going to be fun. Get
off. Let's go now. Out here so I can
talk to you, where I can see what you're
doing. Let's go. Go out the cabin in the
front so I can talk to you. Do it now. I
want to talk to you about If you don't,
I'm going to get other people and we're
going to come in here. We're going to
take you off.
Let's go. Come on. You're under arrest
for for fleeing in a loot. Hey, let's
go. I told you that you were being
detained while we were conducting an
investigation and you paddled away.
Coming. No. Okay, cool. Hang on. You're
being you you're not being detained
anymore. You're under arrest
now because you fled.
Yes, I did. It's all It's all on camera.
I'm not going to argue with shot on a
boat. Nobody is.
Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Why are you
taking it? Let's go. Stand up. Stand up.
Stand up. You did flee. No, I didn't.
Not doing anything wrong. You did flee.
No, I did not. I wasn't even being
detained. That's why you hid your shirt.
Let the kayak.
Come on, let's go. Okay, cool. So, we're
going to add Austin, step up now. You're
resisting without violence. Because
you're not stepping up. You need to get
up there. We need to get off this boat.
After many orders and warnings, the man
was arrested. However, it seems that the
woman still does not want to stop her
aggressive attitude because you can't
live on a DV. Okay. I I was at Wilson. I
was at Wilson the other day. They just
told me you cannot live on. They just
told me. They just told me in the in the
courtroom the other day. They said it's
on hold till March. They just told me
they just told me you cannot live on a
derang on this one, ma'am. I just stay
out here during the daytime. No, they
can't. Please. They just told me. Wilson
just told me. He said you I don't see
this. Please don't come at me. Please. I
feel unsafe. The second subject is
resisting. I They just told me I could
stay up and I am okay. You just talk to
me. Why are you trying to detain me? I
just talked to me. I'm not living on
this. I'm staying on this earth that I'm
sprinting. That is also Derelick's
vessel. It's not been red tagged. It
doesn't matter. It's Derelick. You can't
do this. Come on. What? Let's take care
of him first. Okay, cool. We'll be back
for you. Nope. And also you're resist.
You want to know why, too? Because
you're also aiding in a bedding. He was
down here. No, she was sitting here and
he was right here. We saw him through
this window. I just checked in there
again. You lift up this thing like this
center. What's that? There. Did you lift
up in the center right there? Yeah, I
went in there. The woman was accused of
helping the suspect escape, but
successfully hid in the mangro forest.
Both were also determined to be living
on a damaged boat, violating Florida
waterway safety regulations. But two
weeks later, the woman was spotted
riding a bicycle, so officers quickly
pursued the suspect. Come here,
Chris. Stop.
The girl in the
pink off. Hurry. I'm going to freaking
tag you. Stop now.
Get off the bike now.
Get off the [ __ ] bike. I just want to
park this somewhere. Let go. No, you
didn't. You were running. Get off. Let
go of the bike. Can I just put this
under Hurricane? She stopped. Stop. Turn
around and put your hands behind your
back. Yeah. Turn around. Put your hands
behind your back.
After much effort and assistance, the
police successfully arrested the woman.
Both suspects face multiple serious
charges under Florida law. They were
charged with fleeing and resisting.
Article
316.19352, resisting without violence
and obstructing an officer, article
843.02, which carries a maximum sentence
of one year in prison and a fine of
$1,000. Additionally, living on a
damaged ship violates article 327.4107
4107 because a dilapidated ship
endangers the environment and waterway
safety. These acts carry harsh penalties
both financially and in prison. This
arrest is a warning lesson about the
consequences of defying law enforcement
and violating environmental regulations.
On September 16th, 2024, police in
Oklahoma received a domestic violence
call after a woman named Jessica
attacked her father because he refused
to let her drive his car due to her
suspended driver's license. Police
quickly responded to the scene and
approached the victim, her father. I I
picked I picked a crowbar up because she
was getting violent with me and I was
trying to protect myself. I got you.
Yeah, she hit me. I don't know what I
need. I can't tell. You want an
ambulance? Elbow is broke or not. How
what kind of shovel was it? Fulls size
digging shovel or what? Uh uh scoop I
I've been scooping dog [ __ ] or [ __ ] up
with it or whatever. Okay. Like a little
flatb bladed shovel. And you think your
elbows broke? Well, I don't know. What
do you want to do? Damn strong. What do
you want to do?
Well, she didn't think I could do
anything. You know what pisses me off is
I was over here working Yeah. over here
in Timber Ridge doing a customer's job.
Yeah. And Josh is going to come up here
in a minute with some firewood. Okay.
And uh
so she calls me and you know and I and I
get mad because she's uh found the keys
to the car. Which car? That. Okay. She
found it and I I figured she lost them
and never were going to be able to find
them again. Mhm. And so u Where's she at
right now? Huh? Where is she at? In the
house. Okay. All right. So, go ahead.
Sorry. She found the keys to the Tahoe.
So, she found the keys to Tahoe. She
called me and she started talking about
having to go over to some damn motel
over on 122nd. Yeah. And she said uh
that it's my fault because her clothes
are missing now. Okay. She left them
over there. She left them over there and
said it was my fault.
Okay.
Um,
so anyway,
uh, she keeps trying to I told her, "You
getting that you're getting that Taho,
dog?" Yeah. You You getting that Tahoe?
I'm calling the police on you. Okay. And
she just got back. She's driving without
a suspended license again. Yep. And I
told her, I said, "You get in that Tahoe
and drive off, I'm calling the cops on
you. I'll have you roast." And so she
got mad at me and started swinging at
me. You think it's broken? I don't know.
An ambulance gun check.
So she gra was this Did she swinging the
shovel at you before you even had the
crowbar? Yeah.
Yeah. She
Yep. All right. According to the father,
the conflict began when Jessica
requested the car, but was denied due to
her previous illegal driving. The
argument escalated quickly when Jessica
attacked him with a shovel. Although he
tried defending himself with a crowbar,
he was still injured.
What happened around at me? Huh? He's
swinging a crowbar around. Is that
because you hit him with a shovel? No,
it was because he had a crowbar, man. So
he had a crowbar one that had the
crowbar the whole time we were out here.
He's like swinging around. How How close
was he?
Close. He's going to hit me with it. I
picked up the sh I'm not going to lie. I
don't have any reason to lie.
A lot of people say that. Okay. You know
what I mean? No, I really don't this
time. Nothing left to lose. Do you see
cameras here? Huh? Was anybody else
around when this happened? Just you.
Just you and him. Stop yelling at me all
the time. You mean swinging around?
You're doing this number. Did he? I
mean, yeah. I I wish I had video. I'm
doing this house.
Uhhuh.
Okay. Cuz he's saying that you got Hold
on real quick. He's saying you got hit.
You hit him with the shovel before he
even had a crowbar. He No. No, that's
not true. And I came out to He was out
there by the trash can and he had a
crowbar in his hand and he was swinging
by the trash cans. And where were you? I
was with him. Did you walk up to him? I
was trying to talk to him. So he had the
crowbar and you approached him. No, I
know. I've been here. I've been here
before. We always You don't You don't
know the what I'm saying. Um, we always
talk when he gets home. It's always been
like that. I am 39 years old. We always
talk. And since my mom died, and that
was four years ago in January.
um about two of those years he
reme how come I know the history here
right how how Huh the history of you
guys fighting and and I mean I've been
here a couple times how come you did not
call us if he was I did too huh I just
did you just did I did ask the lady
caller your dispatch lady I talked to
her Uhhuh because I had to go get my
phone. I didn't have it on me. I had to
run inside. So, you didn't get hit at
all? I got hit on the hand. He hit me
with that crowbar. On the hand. It was
just enough. You feel like I I feel like
if you got hit by the crowbar, it' be a
little It'd be broken. Well, I thought
it would be red. More red. I didn't.
Okay.
Do me a favor. Set your phone down.
Stand up. Stand up. Hands behind your
back.
Is he going to go?
I didn't always do stuff. I didn't do
anything. Jessica, we were at 1809 the
other day.
Dad, hey, calm down. Let me tighten your
hand. Let me let me tighten your
handcuffs so they don't tighten you.
This is guilty, sir. This is [ __ ]
You guys,
stop moving so I can lock these
handcuffs. Do you have Hey, Jessica. I
didn't have that. That'll all be
documented in the report. Okay. Jessica
claimed that she acted in self-defense,
accusing her father of brandishing the
crowbar first. However, after conducting
their investigation, police determined
that Jessica was the primary aggressor
and subsequently arrested. Are you
serious? Are you serious? You're about
to get more charges. Ma'am, stop.
Dad, stop. I'm not going to help you.
You're going to get more charges. Quit
resisting. I'm done with you. Be under
arrest. Quit resisting. Why me? That's
enough. Don't take me to jail. Why would
you do that? Please stop.
Can you please tell me why you're not
taking him? Face the car. Separate your
feet. My lower face.
Dad, please don't do this. He leaves
me. He doesn't eat right. and all this
[ __ ] He's still like dementia.
I'm not trying to be mean. I'm really
not. Change. Lift up your hand so I can
search your back waistband. I'm sorry. I
apologize. I'm not trying to be rude.
Well, I know. I'm I'm sorry. Well, sit
down. But why are you taking him? Cuz
he's Sit down, please. He's going to
cry. Jessica, sit down, please. Can you
answer my question, please? I'm not
trying to be Sit down, please. But now
is not the time. I'll talk to you a
little bit in a sec. During her arrest,
Jessica repeatedly resisted and argued
loudly with the police, accusing them of
being unfair and insisting that her
father was the one at fault. Despite her
resistance, officers subdued her and
transported her to the station for
processing according to protocol. These
two cases clearly illustrate the severe
consequences of disregarding the law,
from domestic violence to endangering
community safety. Complying with the law
and cooperating with authorities not
only protects oneself but also helps
maintain social order. What do you
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