Some people let workplace disagreements get completely out of control. And they take things physically. But what happens when officers step in and hold them accountable for their actions? These dumb employees attacked their co-workers at work. Starting with Kelly, a lying and manipulative employee who lost her cool and assaulted her co-worker, but tried to play the victim card when the cops showed up. On June the 20th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a Chipotle restaurant following a workplace dispute involving two employees. A male worker had apparently got into a verbal spat with a female worker identified as Kelly Joanna, after which the lady smacked him across the head with a metal tray. When an officer arrived on the scene, Kelly appeared to rush out to meet him first because she wanted so badly to sway the situation in her favor. How you doing? Okay. Okay. >> My co-worker tried to help me. I told him, "I don't need your help. I didn't ask for it. Please let me do it." And he goes to my manager goes, "I'm going to beat the [ __ ] out of this bitch." >> Okay. >> And then after the customer starts walking out, he goes and slaps the [ __ ] out of me. >> All right. >> So, I started hitting him back. That's self-defense. >> Okay. >> And that's all that happened, but he broke my glasses. >> Okay. >> And I want to file assault charges on him. >> All right. >> I I texted my manager for that video proof. He's Caleb I texted Caleb. >> Okay. >> Cuz he's the only one that can give the information. >> Okay. Where's your manager at? >> One of my managers is inside. She's in there with the other person cuz I just want to I just separated from him. I just came outside and told you guys. >> All right. Okay. >> But I did hit back. I am older than 18. >> All right. And how old is he? >> I'm not sure. I think I I know he's younger than 18, but I hit back in self-defense. >> Regardless, you you can't put your hands on people no matter your age. What's his name? >> His name? >> So, what's your manager's name? >> My name is Kelly. >> So, what's your manager's name? >> Manager's name Alicia. >> Alicia. All right. So, apparently he just smacked her for no reason and she swung on him afterwards. She wants to file charges. Pretty much she wants to press charges on him. Do you have cameras? You know? >> Yes, we do. I texted >> She's trying to get a hold of her manager to get all the info. Okay. Do you have an ID with you? >> Yeah, I got to get I do not, but >> Huh? >> I do not. I have one on me. Actually, can I go right inside and grab my bag? You can come with me. It's like in there. >> Do you know your social? Were you guys arguing or something all day or >> No, he just He has something He has always had something against me. Like it doesn't matter what day it is. He always calls me a [ __ ] for no reason that this and that. He also broke my glasses and they're very expensive. >> Mhm. >> So, I need to know what happened with that cuz I did. >> How much were your glasses? >> They were over 500 bucks. They're These are glasses. I forget what brand it is. It's oversized glasses. >> Versace? >> Yeah. >> So, you're ringing a customer up. He came over to ask if he can help if he can help you. >> No, he started telling me what to do this and that. I told him I don't need your help. >> Okay. And then he walks away, goes to the manager Alicia. >> Yeah, he was by her saying I'm going to be the >> And then he comes back around and slaps you. >> Mhm. >> All right. Does he say anything to you before he slaps you or just >> No. >> All right. And where what side did he slap you? >> This side. >> That side. Okay. >> Like you can see my ear. >> Yeah. It's pretty red. All right. Thanks. I'll be right back with you, okay? Since Kelly was the first to talk to the officer, he didn't get a chance to assess the whole situation. He only had her word to go off of. However, things changed when he got a few other witness statements, including a customer who claimed Kelly was the aggressor. Additionally, the officer also got a statement from the male co-worker involved in the dispute. >> So, I'm trying to help her. And she gets the dog and she tell my leave me alone, [ __ ] what the [ __ ] third. So, I'm like, bro, at least you better get her or something. Cuz like I ain't do nothing to her. I'm just trying to help her. So, I get back I get back to doing my orders. I'm going to go get a hot. I go get some hot and she walk past me and shove me. And I'm like, bro, I'm shoving that's not the third. And then I do it like I'm trying to cuz she pushed me. So, I tried to throw the hot at her. >> Um >> So, I got a I got a bag of hot. And so, I tried to throw it at her cuz she pushed cuz she pushed me. And then she get the she get the like running towards me and at me trying to like like hit me and jump on me and [ __ ] So, then I get the problem pushing her away. Pushing her away. Mind you, I got a chain on. She grabbed my chain. She do this. So, then I pushed her into the fryer like and she's still trying to hit me. So, I hit her. Like I hit her twice. And then I let go of her and she's still trying to run at me. And my manager grabbed her. And I just ran I just like walked casually to the back. He started calling my mom and my manager and stuff. Trying to tell them what happened. >> Yeah, why is she putting her hands on a minor like >> Dude. >> Did she hit you with anything? >> Uh she tried to hit Yeah, she tried to hit me in the head with a uh uh a dining table like tray. >> Okay, is that the one that's on the ground then? >> Yep, the metal. Yeah. >> He hit me also, broke my glasses, and they're very expensive. >> Mhm. >> So, I need to know why the cops didn't do anything when I called them. >> How much were your glasses? >> Based on the male coworker's statement and the CCTV footage they obtained from Chipotle, the officers were confident that Kelly was the primary aggressor. >> Can you go ahead and stand up for me real quick? Can you turn around and put your hands behind your back for me? >> He hit me first. That's self-defense. >> I know you're going to be placed under arrest for assault, okay? >> I don't got the first charges on me. first. >> Okay, well, you're being considered the primary aggressor, all right? >> Why? Can I please call my boyfriend? >> Uh you'll be able to make calls when you get out to county, okay? Do you have any items inside that you need? >> I got my backpack in there. >> Okay, anything you have Anything in your pockets? >> I got my vape in there. >> Vape? >> Yes, sir. I think that's all I got. >> Anything else anywhere? >> I don't believe so. No, sir. >> Okay. Want to cuff you? >> Am I still at the first charges? He hit me first. >> You're considered the primary aggressor, ma'am. >> Why? >> Because we have video and video evidence and witnesses that are saying that, okay? So, I just need you to come with me. >> He called me first. That's self-defense. >> We're going right there. >> Yeah, nobody saw it. That doesn't mean He told me to let go. And I'm sorry. >> Okay. Go ahead and have a seat for me. for you. >> Hold on, just text me that. Let me call you back in 1 second. All right. >> Can you call him and let him know? >> Yeah, and then Caleb said you're suspended until further notice. He's talking to HR. >> I'm about to quit. [ __ ] him. I'm sorry. I'm I'm not dealing with Desmond. He wouldn't give me my letter of termination. I don't want to get arrested for it. >> That's not what the cameras say. I wasn't here. >> I know, but he hit me on the camera. He hit me in the part where it's between chips and grill. >> You can't say that right now cuz I didn't >> I can literally >> I haven't talked to Alicia or Derek. Nobody knows you're even here yet. So, all I have is the camera. >> literally go to Alicia's station. He's going to beat the [ __ ] out of me. >> What's >> Thank you. >> In the end, Kelly was charged with assault. Speaking of dumb people, Tasha here couldn't handle being terminated, so she retaliated with the biggest meltdown Amazon had ever seen. >> So, we have an associate who's pretty aggressive towards us. We tried getting her off property at this point. >> Is she an employee here? >> Uh she is, and then she started pushing our team. >> You're going to be escorted out of the building, okay? >> Oh, you think so? >> Yes. >> And you try to drag me. I'm not playing. That's where I am. I'm between my legs. >> One night in an Amazon warehouse, an HR business partner called deputies regarding 23-year-old Tasha, an associate who had assaulted a co-worker after a dispute. As a consequence of this action, she was fired by the staff, but being a psycho, she refused to leave the property because she wanted to show them the worst meltdown ever. >> I'm William Shaw, I'm one of the HR business partners here at >> Okay. Okay, nice to meet you. >> So, we have an associate who's pretty aggressive towards us. We tried getting her off property at this point. >> Is she a boy or a girl? >> She is and then she started pushing our team. >> Okay. >> I would like her off my property. She put her hands on Tyler. Like I just like her off property at this point. >> All right. Is she like fired, terminated and all that? >> Uh she's going to be. Not officially, but she's suspended at this point. I just want her off my property at this point, sir. >> What's her name? >> Um I don't know that, sir. She came in pretty aggressive with us. >> The picture that Shawn described of Latasha already sounded like a nightmare. But hearing it was one thing and actually dealing with it was another. >> You need to leave the premises. We're going to ask you out now. >> THAT'S GOOD, BUT I'm not leaving here without names. >> You're not getting the names. What I'm trying to say is if you file a complaint >> my phone. I need my phone. >> not Listen. >> I need my phone. >> You can't You have your phone. >> FOR MY LAWYER, BRO. Y'ALL CANNOT [laughter] EVEN TALK TO ME WITHOUT MY LAWYER. >> AT THIS POINT IT'S TRESPASSING. >> Y'ALL CANNOT TALK TO ME WITHOUT MY LAWYER. >> You're going to be escorted out of the building, okay? >> Oh, you think so? >> Yes. >> Without no phone. >> You have your phone. >> So what if I was outside with no clothes on? You are so rude. >> It's on. Where are your clothes? You can put a shirt on. You got a backpack. It's on. >> No, I don't have my shirt on. >> Okay, well that's not my problem. >> Oh, so drag me. >> So let's go. We ain't dragging you anywhere. Did you drive yourself here? >> I want you to drag ME. DRAG ME. I WANT you to drag me. >> We're not a taxi service, ma'am. So >> Drag me out OF HERE. Y'ALL WANT TO DRAG ME OUT OF HERE. >> Young lady >> Y'all drag me. [laughter] I'm not playing. That's where I am. >> Young lady >> to my legs. >> Okay, this doesn't have to finish like this. Listen, you can just go home. >> No. I need names CUZ I WAS I WAS TREATED UNFAIRLY. IT WAS NOT RIGHT TO ME. >> OKAY. >> I HAD MY EVERYTHING STOLEN FROM ME. >> You can file a complaint with Amazon, get the You're not GETTING >> AND THAT'S DISRESPECTFULLY NOW. >> I SAID NOTHING DISRESPECTFUL TO YOU. >> Y'ALL VERY DISRESPECTFULLY HAVE CAME IN HERE. I NEVER SAY ANYTHING TO NONE OF Y'ALL, BUT YOU I'M GOING TO SAY YOU CUZ YOU NEVER DID ANYTHING HARMFUL TO ME. BUT EVERYBODY ELSE >> All right, come >> You going TO HAVE TO DRAG ME OUT. I SWEAR TO GOD. GO AHEAD. >> WITH THE way Latasha was acting over her intimidation, it was a wonder how her co-workers had put up with her for so long. A person as uneducated and feral as her didn't belong anywhere near an Amazon warehouse, let alone be working in one. >> You want to drag me out? You can try to JUST WALK ME >> DRAG ME. I SWEAR TO GOD. >> WE'VE BEEN NICE TO YOU SINCE >> WHY DON'T YOU do it? THAT'S HOW Y'ALL WANT TO DO IT. CUZ Y'ALL ABOUT to be fired. GO AHEAD AND DO IT. >> YOUNG lady >> Oh, Lucy. Lucy. >> You're the one MAKING IT DIFFICULT. >> UM Y'ALL GOING TO HAVE TO DO THAT. Y'ALL GOING TO HAVE TO DO THAT. >> SO, THE ONLY WAY YOU'RE GETTING >> IS THAT A HUGE NAME? I ASKED FOR NAMES. I don't have no battery. I DON'T HAVE NO CHARGER. Y'ALL WON'T EVEN LET ME CHARGE MY PHONE. Y'ALL RESISTING MY ARREST. AND ALSO, I ASKED FOR THE LATE PEOPLE names that who didn't even give me the right. >> And young lady, if you file a complaint with Amazon >> Move by. I'm done with y'all. I'm done with you. I don't want to talk to you. >> Okay. >> You want to talk? >> I'd love to talk to you. I've been trying to talk to you on a nice, calm level. >> What you want to talk about? >> The manager here says that your termination, you have to leave the property. >> I'll leave. I'll leave. This >> Look, all we're going >> I don't have no problem. I WILL LEAVE. I NEED NAMES BEFORE I LEAVE. >> I understand that. >> have to do anything, BUT I I RESPECT [laughter] THAT. THAT'S I DON'T RESPECT THAT, BRO. >> LOOK. >> You can't give ME YOU HOW YOU GOING TO TERMINATE ME? YOU DON'T GIVE ME THE NAMES THAT DISRESPECT ME. I WORK MY >> I UNDERSTAND THAT. I understand that. >> Bro, you not >> We're not saying that you weren't. >> I SWEAR TO GOD Y'ALL GOING TO HAVE TO DRAG ME. Y'ALL GOING TO HAVE TO TAKE ME. Y'ALL GOING TO HAVE TO LET ME OUT BY REFUSING TO LEAVE. BUT I PROMISE YOU. I NEED YOUR BADGE NUMBER. I NEED EVERYTHING. >> You can have that. BUT WHAT WHAT HAPPENED? >> EVERYTHING. I PROMISE YOU. >> WHAT happened to got you so upset? Why are you so upset? >> Give me your badge number. I need your badge number and your name. I'm not playing with you. >> That's fine. I'm not I'm trying to help you. It's 40. >> Man, if I need your badge number. That's You the problem. >> I'll give you my card. Here you go. You want my card? >> That's what I like. Talk to me nice and don't talk to me at all. I like that. Thank >> Oh God. You got to call them, too? >> I don't got a card on me, but I can give you all my info. >> I need everybody. I need everybody when they >> No, we're not going to give you our names. >> I need everybody. I need to be there. EVERYBODY WHEN THEY SEE ME >> OKAY, YOUNG LADY. LIKE I SAID, you can file a complaint with Amazon. You'll get all their names that way. >> Right now, WE'RE GOING TO WE'RE GOING TO ESCORT you out of the building right now. I just gave my card. So, you have all of our names. >> I want you to attack me. I want you to attack me. I want you to attack me. >> Okay. E P I E L 4052. Thank you. 52. Yep. >> I got you. >> Yeah. So, listen. Let's get your boots back on. We're going to escort you out. >> No, you're not going to do it. You ain't going to touch me. >> Security and myself Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You have a >> I want their names. >> I have your shoes. >> I want HER NAME. >> SHH. SHH. WHAT IS >> GIVE HER NAME FOR ME. GIVE THAT BACK. SAY IT FOR ME. >> FINISH. >> I SHOULD HAVE TREATED YOU >> ALL their names. >> I'm not going to give you I want his name, too. >> Young lady, LET'S GO. >> NO, I WANT HIS NAME. >> MISS, WE GOT TO WALK OUT OF THE BUILDING. >> I WANT HIS NAME. >> I GOT YOU. >> I NEED HIS NAME. >> YOU GOT TO STOP. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] IS HIS NAME? >> I WANT TO WALK OUT OF THE >> HIS NAME. >> LET'S GO. >> I WANT HIS NAME. >> YOU BREAK THAT AND YOU >> CAN I LEAVE? DO YOU KNOW MY HOME NOW? WHAT THE [ __ ] IS HIS NAME? >> THE COPS DESERVED AN AWARD for putting up with a screaming banshee like her for so long. Cuz they had all the authority to shut her right up as soon as she acted out the first time. But Tasha shouldn't have taken them lightly just because they'd been lenient all this time. >> Yo, YOU'RE GOING TO PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> YEAH, YOU GOING TO You going to jail. I What's that? Now, let me out, B dog. Let me out, B dog. >> Sandra 4052. One adult female in custody. >> Thank you. Thank you, B dog. Thank you, B dog. Thank you. Thank you. I'll be ready for it. >> She have on >> I'll be READY FOR IT. I'LL BE READY for it. I'm good with it. I'LL BE READY FOR IT. I'LL BE READY FOR IT, B dog. >> I'm ready. >> I'll be ready. >> Hey, check. Hey. >> Sure. Sure, let's go. SURE, LET'S GO. SURE, YOU TOOK WHEN YOU TOOK your shirt Yeah. Likewise. >> [laughter] >> Miss, can you stop following Miss, come on. Everything by my Get MY IT'S COMING. RELAX. LOOK AT ME, LOOK AT ME. Look at me. We're bringing it to the station. It's going with you. Come on. LET'S GO. WHAT? STOP PLAYING US. GET WHAT? YOU GOT TO GO IN THE CAR. HEY, IF I HEY, IF SIT RIGHT [screaming] HERE, RELAX. STOP, STOP. STOP. STOP. WILL YOU STOP? LET'S GO. COME ON. I HAVE YOUR STUFF. COME ON. >> Although the cuffs were effective in finally keeping Taisha's hands to herself, they were going to do little to curb her loud mouth. >> It's patrol and ALL THAT STUFF. >> RELAX. YOU'RE GOING TO GET A LAWYER. WHERE'S YOUR PHONE? HAVE A SEAT FOR A SECOND. HAVE A SEAT FOR A SECOND. Have a seat. >> We got a jacket for you. HOLD ON. [laughter] >> NICE TO HAVE YOU ALL THE TIME. CAN WE TAKE THE HANDCUFFS OFF? And then I can secure you to the bench so it's not as >> [laughter] [clears throat] [screaming] >> Miss, you have TO SIT DOWN. >> [screaming] >> I TRIED WITH THE DOWNSTAIRS NEIGHBOR. OH, YOU TOLD ME CLEARLY. TOBBY. Stop pulling your hand out of there. YOU'RE KNOCKING IT ON THE COUNTER. >> [screaming] [laughter] >> YOUNG LADY, >> [screaming] >> MISS, YOU GOT TO SIT DOWN. >> [screaming] >> WE NEED A PHONE NUMBER FOR THEM. >> [screaming] >> GIVE ME A PHONE NUMBER FOR WHAT'S WHAT'S YOUR PARENT WHAT'S YOUR PARENT WHAT'S YOUR [screaming] PARENT'S PHONE NUMBER? WE NEED A PHONE NUMBER FOR YOUR PARENTS. Stop trying to get out of handcuffs. STOP. >> [screaming] >> STOP. STOP. YOU GOT TO STAND UP. COME ON. DO YOU WANT TO WALK OR DO WE HAVE TO DRAG YOU? OKAY. Sit down right here. There you go. Hey, don't try to bite me. You got a BLANKET FOR HER? I'LL PUT A BLANKET ON YOU, OKAY? >> [screaming] >> IN THE END, TASHA WAS CHARGED WITH TRESPASS of property, disorderly conduct, and simple assault. The foolish decisions didn't end there as Adrienne here threatened to pull a firearm on her manager for pissing her off. >> And that's when she just said that she like if she either yells at people or she would >> So they're they're saying that you threatened >> I wasn't >> people. >> No, I wasn't threatening her with that at all. >> What did you say then? >> Popping off, but I was trying to tell how I feel without me doing anything. >> On November the 24th, 2023, officers responded to a Walmart in Tulsa, Oklahoma after reports that an employee identified as 36-year-old Adrienne Edwards had become upset at another employee before allegedly threatening to shoot them. Concerned by the threat and aware that Adrienne possessed a firearm, one witness immediately called 911. >> So what's going on today? >> Nothing. I was irritated. >> What were you irritated about? >> Cuz they were very rude and they were being mailed to yesterday. >> They did what? >> Cuz I was being mailed to yesterday. >> Okay. What what did they do about that? >> Wrote me up for it. >> Wrote you up? Did they fire you? >> No. >> No? Okay. Um So what's the reason that you think the police have been called here today? >> I don't know. Cuz I haven't done anything. I I just said it for frustration cuz I'm irritated. >> All right. What did you say to them then? >> I didn't say anything to anybody. >> Okay. So they're they're saying that you threatened >> I wasn't >> people. >> No, I wasn't threatening her with that at all. >> What did you say that maybe they misunderstood about? >> Cuz they don't understand me one bit. Cuz they didn't thought I was uh Cuz I always get I always say I should be. And then they wouldn't let me go home at all. >> Okay. Hard to be at work when you don't feel well. >> They were being mailed to yesterday. Were you supposed to work today? >> I was working last night, yes. >> Okay, and you work like the graveyard shift? And so, um what time were you supposed to get off? >> 7:00. >> 7:00. Time is it? 7:50? Okay. What made you decide to to stay in your car? >> I was smoking a cigarette cuz I don't smoke and drive. >> Okay. >> And I don't uh drive while I'm irritated. >> It's probably best. You don't want to drive angry. >> Right. >> Right. Okay. Do you have an ID or anything like that? >> No. >> All right. Talk to her for a minute while I run this. >> All right. So, you can I tell her that this criminal didn't say anything? And be sure we didn't say anything to anyone about how pissed off you were, nothing like that. >> Yes, I was pissed off, but I wasn't saying that I I was saying out of frustration. >> The officers were pretty sure that Adrienne had done exactly what the allegations against her stated. All they had to do now was get her to admit her wrongdoing. >> Saying what? >> About what you've done and everything. >> What did you say about that? >> Popping off, but I was trying to tell how I feel without me doing what the other with the threat. With me being by yelling. That's that's how I want to go post off, but >> Okay. >> by with me being frustrated. >> So, if I understand correctly, you're saying if you you believe that if you vent out your frustration, it'll keep you from actually doing the action. >> Right. >> Okay. >> And how long have you worked here? >> Since June of this year. It was like 8th of June when I started. >> Have you ever been in trouble before with cops, police, or any other police department, anything like that? >> No, speeding that was about it. I have no warrants for arrest. >> Okay, okay. So, what do you do here? >> Overnight stocker. >> Um that's a rough job. >> Yes. >> You work 5 days a week? >> Yes. >> Overnight stocker, huh? >> Yes. Very much so. And I'm under a lot of stress. >> Okay, that's understandable. >> I have no gun prior to all this. All I have is that Glock for safety. That's about it. >> Okay. Just the one? >> Yes, that one. And yes, it was loaded just for that reason. >> For what reason? >> For safety. And I work nights and I come outside. >> Understandable. >> You know what area that I work in. >> Um There was We've got all the So, I don't know if we're going to read the man. >> I can take it from there. >> Okay. I don't know if she's got >> Just want to make this a mental health thing or a threats, but she definitely told employee she can discipline them. >> Yeah, well apparently there was a gun in the car. >> Yeah. >> So, that's that might threatening a violent act with the means to do it, so that's >> That's good. So, we're looking more at witness statements. >> Yes. >> Sounds good. >> The fact that Adrienne was this easily irritable was enough reason for her never to be allowed to possess a firearm. There was no telling what a lunatic like her could do if left to her own devices. So, deputies decided to employ the next best course of action to deal with her. >> Are you serious? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, I lost my job then. So, I lost my badge and my discount card? >> Relax. >> All right, she's going to be searching you. So, is there anything on you she's got to poke, stick, or nothing like that? >> No, all my box knives are in my car. >> Okay. No sharp needles? >> No, we don't do that that stuff at all. I'm clean except for the cigarettes. >> I figured, but I ask everybody cuz you never know. Some people find stuff they've been in their pocket and forgot to throw it away. >> like I said, I don't do that. >> Okay. Yeah, all right. >> Do you have Do you have any weapons anywhere else? >> No, I don't. >> He's getting a written statement. >> Yeah. Okay, can I pee walk somewhere else? I have anxiety like really bad. >> And then I have the box for the pistol as well. Grab that too. >> Uh what? >> That's fine. Well, it's it's either standing with handcuffs on or sitting in the car with handcuffs on, which is very long. >> No, I mean around the car, please. I don't want to pop up on the camera, all right? >> You don't want to what? >> Mouth off again. >> Just Just kneel down, all right? Here, get my legs out of the seat belt. >> Okay. >> What do you want? >> Huh? >> What do you want? >> I need to get information for a report and >> I'll be putting her in the car. Okay, you can go ahead. >> But that's the reason you won't go swimming. >> All right. One of that white floor mat. So, do you do we do we kind of understand kind of the the problem that happened today? Are you still confused on that? Like what >> No, I was very frustrated. If I can't say what I need to say to get out frustration >> Well, when it Well, listen. Listen. You can to an extent, but when you when you threaten Listen. Listen. It doesn't matter. It's the same as if somebody goes in and like threatens a school or something. So, it's I wasn't actually going to do it. Especially when you have the ability to carry out the act. When you actually have a gun in your car. >> I wasn't going to really do it. >> Doesn't matter. We don't we can't operate that way. We can't operate that way. Cuz if we leave you here and then you go in cuz it's >> I wasn't going to do it. >> matter. You're an adult. >> going to leave. >> You No, it doesn't matter. You're an adult. The words you say matter. Words matter. And when you threaten And when you threaten someone, it is not an empty statement that just kind of goes poof out the window. >> statement. >> Well, that's you. The rest of the world does not work that way. Have a seat. >> Sit down. It's kind of hard for me to sit down. >> You can go on the other side. >> I will. >> Yeah, I don't think they were going to hire you back anyway, huh? You threatened your boss and >> I wasn't really threatening you. >> The words you used and the structure you used them is called a threat. Thanks, sir. >> Once the deputies secured Adrienne in the squad car, they made one final attempt to get witness statements from the Walmart employees. >> She came walking out saying how she was all angry and too drive and everything. >> Too angry to drive? >> Yeah. She was sitting in her car for a little while we were sitting in the customer area. And she was saying what she always says. She had a problem with the manager. >> Okay. >> coming on to her because she yells at him and she coaches him wrong. >> Right. >> And he was like, "Yeah, that sucks." >> Right. >> So what happened? But I was I'm I'm disgusted. >> Right. >> Every day she yells, every day she gets in trouble for it and it's just >> Okay. >> And I was like, "Well, you got to you got to deal with your problems over there." >> Right. Right. >> And that's when she just said that she like if she either yells at people or she would >> Okay. And that she's the one that told you she had two guns Who did she tell she had two guns in the store? >> Um I previously got a ride from her, so I knew she had a gun in her glove box, I believe. >> Okay. >> And she gave me rides several times, so I've seen it at least five times. >> Okay. Put that in your report. >> She told me that after when she walked away, that's when I was like, "I need to go tell him." >> Okay. Okay. And she How did she word it again? I'm going to What did How did she word the >> I have to yell at him or I will >> Adrienne was subsequently charged with threatening a violent act. Adrienne was one toxic staff member, as was this lady who went bonkers and assaulted half her co-workers as payback for being fired. >> She hit me in the face. >> Okay. >> went after the team leader and started hitting him, then she came back and hit me in the face. >> You just had a whole outbreak. This one you can stand up. >> I feel weak. >> STOP DIGGING! >> [screaming] >> ON NOVEMBER THE 20TH, 2025, officers were dispatched to a Walmart after a recently fired employee became aggressive during a confrontation and allegedly assaulted several co-workers. When an officer arrived on the scene, he first met with the disgruntled Walmart employee who made the call. >> What's going on? >> Um you know what? I'm the one that called it. I got an associate who I was just trying to like not even hold her accountable like just speak to her, you know, Walmart our core values special individual. Like you can't be cussing each other out in front of people like so like just from there the tension just went overboard and so we we called like a lady team lead and a lady big boss coach you know to talk to the lady in the in the the room whatever and she was not having it and then she got she like we use this little um pointy thing to like grab stuff off the shelf. Yeah, she started holding it in her hand like a weapon. Not really like a weapon but she had it in her hand swinging it like talking on the phone with somebody like and her language or whatever and when she was um like literally right after that um when the the coach told her like you're being hostile right now like clock out and come back and talk to the store manager tomorrow if you want. >> Basically giving her a chance. >> Yeah and then when she said you're being hostile I guess she took that like she about to be fired or something. She like you playing with my money and my family. She dropped it and just started swinging on the coach the lady coach and then right after that she started um I was supposed to start talking to the officer. Oh she's still inside? Okay. And then right after that she seen me and I'm her like her direct boss so I guess she I'm the one who caused all this. And then from there >> Does Okay. Does anyone want to do charges or anything? I I >> Oh yeah they definitely want to press charges. >> They they don't want to let you come inside and grab us. That's what that's what my coach said. >> Okay. Did I I want to know if she trespassed. I I just put hands on her. I need I need it. She trespass, she's this, she she charges. >> Just based on the employee's description of the woman, the officer could tell that he was in for a roller coaster. But, it wasn't until he confronted the ex-employee that he realized what a menace she truly was to society. >> What's going on with you? What happened? >> Where do I begin? >> I don't know. Let's talk outside, though. >> I can't breathe in here. >> Okay. How old are you? 28? Okay, we can talk outside. You just coughed in your hand. I'm sorry, I'm not going to do that. You can stand up. I'm 28. You stand up. You can stand up. You just had a whole outbreak. Come on, you can stand up. >> I feel weak. >> All right, that's fine. We'll stand you up. There's no way. >> Ow, my arm. >> DO THIS. >> WAIT. >> [screaming] >> OH, JESUS. [ __ ] >> OW, my >> She's going to jail, ma'am. You can go home. Thank you. All right, ma'am. She's 28 years old. You can go home. All right, sure. She don't need nothing from you. Thank you. >> Which one? Ow, you're digging IT INTO MY ARM. He's digging it into my arm. >> MA'AM, GO HOME. >> YOU NEED TO tell my mother where you're taking me. >> You're a grown woman. >> Where am I going? Where am I going? >> TO JAIL. >> WHERE? WHICH ONE? HE'S DIGGING IT >> [screaming] >> HE'S DIGGING MY ARM. >> [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> WELL, IF YOU WOULD JUST COOPERATE IT WOULD HAVE MADE THIS A LOT EASIER. >> I was I told you I felt weak. You need to help me up. >> seem weak after you started screaming like that. >> Because you're hurting me. >> I was going to just turn you over and stop. >> and then like what I drink. >> I'll just get you fired then. You're not going to come back. What's that for? >> My turn. >> Can you stop? You don't need to ACT LIKE THAT. >> [crying] >> THERE'S TIGHTEST I CAN GO. >> YEAH, IT FEELS GOOD. >> YEAH, you [ __ ] up though. >> My turn. My turn feels good. Oh, it's the biggest one now. >> All right now. >> Which one are you taking? >> Which one you want? >> Which one do you want? >> Sit down and I'll tell you. Sit down. >> No, tell me. >> Do not force I'm promising this is not going to go well for you. Sit in the car. You're going to gun club. Sit in the car. >> Mommy, I don't be >> Sit in the gun club. >> Mommy, I don't be >> Sit in the car. >> Ow. Mommy, I don't be gun club. >> I got you. >> Chill. >> In the end, the woman was charged with battery and resisting an officer without violence. The last employee was definitely a low IQ worker, but not dumber than Jenny, a drunk employee who raised hell at her workplace. >> I don't want to do it. >> No, I'm going to tell you right now I'm fine. >> You're not going to drive. >> I'm going to tell you right now I'm fine. >> On January the 31st, 2025, officers were dispatched to a workplace following reports that an employee identified as Jenny had become disruptive, allegedly assaulting several co-workers and causing damage to company property. When deputies arrived on the scene, they met with Jenny who initially appeared to be calm and non-confrontational. >> What's going on today? >> Nothing. I I was telling my supervisor nothing's going on and she told me that I seemed out of it and I was like I'm tired. I work two jobs. Like it's Friday. Like I have to go to my other job, my yoga studio and clean up and go to work. >> Sure, that's it. That's understandable. >> And that was [clears throat] it. >> Okay. >> That was it. >> Um did did you physically go after anybody? Did anybody physically go after you? >> Um they just I just kept asking them like what's wrong? Like I didn't do anything. Like what's wrong with it? And I I just kept pleading to them. I was like I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. >> Okay. >> And and that was it. But it wasn't anything like me being aggressive to them. Or at least I didn't think it was being aggressive. >> Did anybody put their hands on you? >> No. >> Okay, and you didn't put your hands on anybody else? >> No. >> Okay. Um, how much sleep did you get last night? >> I got 8 hours. >> You got 8 hours. What time did you start this job today? >> it would have been at 7:00. >> So, 7:00 in the morning? >> So, when I woke up would have been 7:00. By the time I got here it would have been 8:00. >> Okay. So, and then you work what, 8:00 to >> 8:00 to now. >> 8:00 to now? Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. Um, has this ever happened before? They've never approached you in >> No. >> Okay. >> Uh, this is new. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink? >> No. >> Okay. Do you Are you somebody that does drink alcohol? >> Um, occasionally, but not today. >> Not today, okay. Um >> Especially not because I'm working. >> Okay, so that's never something like you go on your lunch break and maybe have a drink or anything like that. Okay. >> No. >> What about um, any type of like medicine you're on or anything like that? >> Nothing. >> Nothing, okay. >> Nothing. >> So, you just feel tired? >> Could be, but I This is every Friday. Like this is something >> Do you have days off? What are your days off? >> No. I mean I'm Monday through Friday and then I So, when I go and clean at the yoga studio is Monday, Thurs- uh, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. So, it's not like it's just today. >> Okay, so you just feel overtired? >> I mean I feel normal. >> Okay. This is This is your normal? >> Yeah. >> Okay, you don't know why they think you Did they say anything as to why they thought you looked >> No. Maybe not in >> Normal? >> No. >> Like you didn't fall asleep at your desk or anything like that? >> No. >> Would you tell me if you had anything to drink and I I didn't tell your boss? Just so I know medically what I'm dealing with. >> Yeah. >> And you're saying no alcohol? >> No. >> No type of anything like that? >> Yeah. >> Uh, yes you have or no you haven't? >> No. >> No, you haven't. Okay. >> Despite Jenny's apparent peaceful demeanor, the female officer had a gut feeling that she was hiding something beneath this angelic facade. There was no way a bunch of her co-workers would have complained about her behavior unless she had actually done something wrong. >> Um, you do seem a little off to me talking to you, but I don't know you. You seem a little like slow to response and your eyes are very glazed over. Um, were you crying at all? >> Yeah, I was crying [laughter] because of what they accused me of. >> Okay, sure. Yeah. I'm sorry, I didn't even ask how old are you? >> [music] >> I'm 32. >> Okay, so you're 32. So you haven't had anything and you think this is more of a misunderstanding? >> Yes. >> Okay, how did you get to work today? >> By myself. I'm like coming to here regularly. Yeah. >> Okay, and you didn't drive or anything like that? >> I mean I drove >> drove. You did drive. Okay. >> Yeah, of course. That's what I'm trying to tell you. Like I drove >> Okay. >> here normally. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um, okay. So I've got to talk to my partner. This is kind of a I got to make sure nothing criminal happened. I don't think anything did. Okay. Um, then it's going to be more of an internal thing with your workplace. How long have you worked >> I worked here since October. >> October? Okay. So they might have some internal whatever they're going to decide to do. That's out of our hands, okay? Uh, the next thing I will have to do is make sure you're good to drive. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um, so you would be able to pass some field sobriety tests or I could just get a PBT and you could blow into it. Should show all zeros, right? Or is it not going to? >> No, at that point it's it's whatever you guys think. [music] >> I just want to make sure you're good to drive. I sure wouldn't want you to get behind the wheel and then have an accident and you don't need that in your life, right? You don't need a DUI. Cuz you could leave here, head yourself into another town and then something else bad happens. So if I gave you a PBT test, would you blow zeros or not? You can just shake your head yes or no. I don't care. And I'm not going to tell your boss it's not it's not my place to tell your boss. >> it's not my place to tell anything. >> My concern is you don't drive if you've had too much to drink. >> I mean, I'm fine right now and there's nothing to >> Would it be Okay, how about this? Would it be best if you called a friend or a family member or an Uber to to have you leave for tonight and come get your car later? >> Sure. >> Does that sound fair? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I like that. I appreciate that, okay? >> Yeah. >> Um but let me go talk to my partner and then we're going to try to [clears throat] get out for Do you have your ID on you? >> Oh, yeah. Can I get it? >> Oh, no, no, no, no. You don't have to get it. Just I don't want you to have any conversation with them. Just have a seat. My partner's going to hang tight with you, okay? Um >> So, at this point at this point no, they don't want to do anything other than that. >> She's going to um get an You want to do an Uber? >> I mean, I'm fine. I'm just telling you like if you need >> You have to drive. I'll talk to you. >> No, I'm going to tell you right now I'm fine. >> You're not fine. You're driving. >> I'm going to tell you right now I'm fine. >> I know that's what you're telling me, but I can Well, I just with the communication I've had with you, you're not okay to drive. Okay? So, like the best plan is for you to get an Uber. Where's your phone at? Do you want to get it? Why don't you grab your stuff and call yourself an Uber? >> Okay. >> Is this your water bottle? Cuz it's leaking. >> This big >> Okay, this one. >> You drink a whole one in a day? >> Yeah, twice a day. That's pretty good. >> Of course. >> Jenny was clearly under the influence of alcohol and it was severely impairing her judgment. Kudos to the officer, honestly, for dealing with those so patiently. However, Jenny soon proved that she was not worthy of that leniency. >> Oh, good job, me. >> Hey, hey, we're not going to have any We're not going to have any >> Let's walk out. >> Can I help you? >> Can you help me? >> Can I help you? >> [applause] >> Can you help me? Keep walking. Keep walking. >> Keep walking. >> Keep walking. >> Keep walking. >> All right, that's it. >> Now you're going Sorry. Wait. Wait. >> So, can you give me a cup? >> All right, don't move. I'm going to make these so they don't tighten up on you, okay? >> Don't move. Is there an exit that way or no? >> Are you [ __ ] Jenny, we're going to get you up, okay? >> I know. >> We're not looking to fight with you, okay? >> No, I know. >> All right, I'm going to help you up. Ready? One. Just >> No, [laughter] can you just help me? Can you help me? >> Sure, that's fine. >> Not you. >> That's fine. >> Can you get set up? Can you walk up? >> You're good. I'll be right there to help you. >> Okay, Daniel. >> Yeah, can you just open the door, please? >> Okay, Daniel. Just open up. >> I'm going to go. >> So, can you just open up? Can I Can I get my stuff? >> I'll grab your stuff. >> no, no, no. >> I'll grab your stuff. >> Officer, please. >> I'll grab your stuff. Don't move. Don't. >> Are you ugly? >> Let's go. >> You ugly. Why are you harassing me? You are the most terrible manager ever. You never gave me keys back. You were terrible. You ugly. >> Yes. >> If you just open up. I will kill you up. I will eat you up. 1382 give me a second. Did you get hit, ma'am? Okay. Let me go get my car. Sure. >> [laughter] >> Open up a door >> What do you mean you got here? Don't kick me. >> Stop. You've already been charged with aggravated battery. Don't move. Are you injured? >> Are you asking me right now if I'm injured? My right cuff is injured. You idiot. You're idiot cuff right now. You are idiot if you're telling me that if my right if anything is injured, you're idiot. Cuz you are injuring my right hand right now. >> Don't move. >> Oh, you >> The officers hoped that cuffing Jenny would curb whatever demon had possessed her out of nowhere, but it did little to prevent her meltdown. Don't move, Jennifer. Don't move. Don't move. >> Move. What the [ __ ] is going on? You guys are putting us through what the >> Let me know when you're going to hold the door. >> You hold the door? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Give me a second. >> You want the car? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> Ma'am, can you uh search you real quick? Look, I I have to check you before you get in my car. >> Go ahead, man. >> Please don't kick me. Please don't do anything violent to me. >> [ __ ] to you. Just the work. Just [ __ ] >> I got you. >> Just [ __ ] do it. Ma'am, you have nothing Bring her out. Shut the [ __ ] >> Sit back for me, please. >> I'm sitting What the am I going to do? >> Yep. >> Shut up, dude. Just Leave me alone. >> seatbelt on now, okay? >> to put your seatbelt on. >> So, she's going to She's going to pass this out. >> she? Oh, you're a what? >> She's going to pass this >> She'll be an idiot. >> Okay. >> She doesn't know what the [ __ ] she's doing. She's an idiot. Look at her. >> Just sit back for me so we can get this over with. >> barely Look at this idiot. >> You got it? >> Oh. Good for you, ma'am. Okay. Good for you. >> Okay. >> Anything. I don't deserve this. Hey, you're going fast. Miss girl, patrolling. Woo! Patrolling. You're old as So, so this was easy easy for you. Good for you. You have old gray hair, so I'm sure this is very easy for you. Good for you, girl. Good for you. >> Ultimately, Jenny was charged with aggravated battery against a police officer, obstruction, criminal damage, and assault. Jenny got what was coming to her, as did this psycho woman who called her boyfriend to beat her coworker. >> He slapped me in my face. >> He smacked you in the face? >> Yeah. >> Why didn't you call the police? >> Because what are you guys going to do? >> What do you think we're doing right now? I don't want any promises like that cuz you also told my officer here you did nothing and I got video of you kicking him and spitting on him. >> On August 3rd, 2024, officers were dispatched to a restaurant following reports of a physical altercation between two employees. >> [music] >> The aggressor in question was a female Karen who called her boyfriend on a male co-worker over a petty argument resulting in a scuffle between the two. When an officer confronted the female Karen, she seemed oblivious to the damage caused by her actions. >> Tell me what happened. >> Pretty much officer yesterday, he started arguing with our other co-worker who was disrespecting him for no reason and started stupidly over politics. I told him, "Do not bring politics up. It starts arguments at work." That's exactly what ensued. They got in each other's face. One of I had to send him home because he pissed everybody off. Now, just he made me over it at that point. >> Okay. >> Um our other co-worker got so mad cuz he called his mom. He He listens to everything I say. He called his mom. So, he he see the evidence. He punched the basement door down there. >> Punched the door down there? >> Yeah. The after the basement door. >> The guy that was just outside? >> Yes. And then same co-worker who was here today, both of them start bickering once again. going at it cuz he keeps saying his breath. Called his mom again for the second time. Other dude got so mad, he left. Home crying because he's not like he's not a confrontational person. And he started calling me names, called me [ __ ] all this [ __ ] Said it's the only job I can get. >> Okay. So, >> He disrespects >> How did he end up with the on him? blood? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Did you >> He shouldn't have hit a woman. He smacked me in my face. So >> He slapped you in the face? >> Yes. >> When did he do that? >> He did it when we were all outside back there. >> Okay. Was Is this before or after he spilled the blood? >> What? >> Was this before or after he spilled the blood? >> This was before Yeah, before. He smacked me first, and that's when he took off running. >> Okay. He smacked you in the face. What's your address? Okay. >> If you don't mind, but >> So, how long ago did he slap you in the face? >> I don't know. It was after like 8:20, 8:30. >> Okay. >> And we're trying to clean up finished pizza orders. >> Okay. So, did you call your boyfriend at all? >> No, he came here. >> Your boyfriend came here? >> Yeah, he just showed up saying, "Hi." >> What's your boyfriend's name? >> I don't have to give that information. >> Um problem is that he did put his hands on this other employee. >> And he put his hands on him, too. >> I know. I need to get the full story, though. So, I I need his name. I need to be able to contact him, and follow up. >> I don't know. He's supposed to be coming here soon, so >> Okay. Do you have a driver's license on you or >> Yeah, it's out of state. >> All right. Was your boyfriend on his way back? >> I think so. I don't know. >> All right. I have his name. What was he wearing? >> he wearing? I don't know. White shirt, black shorts. >> All right. What's his name? >> I'm not giving that information unless he shows up. >> You're not giving me his phone number or anything either? All right. Well, tell him I need him to come back here cuz I need to talk to him about it, okay? >> With her boyfriend inside, and no word from the other coworker, the deputies only had this lady's narrative to go off of, a narrative in which she expertly painted herself as the victim. The officer momentarily left to gather more information for his investigation, during which he reviewed CCTV footage from the restaurant. And what he found completely blew the woman's story out of the water. >> Ma'am, I'll tell you exactly what your friend just said. Did you delete that because I can figure out whether or not you deleted the video off of it. So, I'll start from the >> I never had the video. >> I have video showing you in the back walking around video taping it on the >> My phone was in my hand. I'll show you right now. I do not have anything in here. >> Cuz here's Cuz here's the thing and I'm going to tell you >> Nothing. No video. I'll go to my recently deleted as well. >> Listen to me. Li- Listen to me, please. >> Nothing there. >> Okay. That can all be cleared. But the phone now is involved in a crime, which means that we get to confiscate it and I can send it to the the lab to have them look >> Okay, I don't have anything in there. I promise you. On my dead brother's grave, I never had a video. >> want any promises. I don't want any promises like cuz you also told my officer over here you did nothing and I got video of you kicking him and spitting on him. So, >> Okay, well, he slapped me IN MY FACE. THAT'S OKAY, RIGHT? It's okay to hit a woman? >> He slapped you in the mouth. >> Because that was first. SHOW A MARK. IT HAPPENED AN HOUR and a half ago. >> Why didn't you call the police? >> So, yeah, so why didn't you call the police? >> Because what are you guys going to do? >> What do you think we're doing right now? We're investigating and certainly will arrest anybody that did any sort of crime. >> Okay, well, he slapped me in my face and I'm not going for that. >> And when we with us that of what you actually did do to him. >> How was I not honest? If he hits me first, that's okay? >> No, you didn't tell us that you kicked him and that you were spitting at him. >> Okay, well, he hit me in my face, so >> Let's hold on to this for just a second. >> I asked you if you touched him at all and you said no. You did. >> Well, he hit me. That's okay? >> No, it's not. But I I what I'm trying to understand is why you didn't call us when he hit you. >> Because I don't know. I wasn't thinking about that first. I was thinking about protecting myself. >> Okay. So, we have a video of everything that happened. I need your boyfriend's name. >> I don't want to give it to you. He's supposed to be coming here. >> It's part of the investigation. You have information that I need on this investigation. But it involves a battery, to you, and it involves to your co-worker as well. You're Right now, you're obstructing my my work here. >> But that's not my information to give out. >> That's illegal. You You know You know who it was, though? >> No. >> But you do know who he is. >> Okay, I know who he is, but I'm not going to give his information. >> Well, then you're you're committing a committing a crime by doing that. >> I'm not committing a crime. >> obstructing justice. You can't do that, okay? You can be placed under arrest. >> I'm sorry, he hit me first. I don't know what you guys want me to say. I want to press charges against him. >> So, what's his name? >> I want to press charges against him, please. >> I need to know his name. >> And I need to press charges against him. >> Okay, well, you're you're obstructing my investigation. You understand that? So, what's his name? >> He's allowed to antagonize people like this, just walking around the building, pointing at people? >> No. Ignore him. >> You guys are allowing that? >> Okay. Did you not see me yelling at him as he was doing that? >> And acting like that? Ridiculous. And he followed me to the Okay. >> Here. Come over here so we can >> This is ridiculous. >> Okay. So, what's his name? >> I'm not giving his name. I'm sorry. I just want to press charges on him. That's all. >> Okay. let me explain something. I'm going to I'm going to be real blunt with you and I'm going to explain this. If you don't give me his name, you're going to end up getting arrested. Cuz you have information that's very pertinent to what happened here and you're withholding it from me. That's obstructing justice. >> What the woman had conveniently left out of her story earlier was the fact that she played an equal, if not greater, role in this altercation. She and her bully boyfriend needed to be apprehended ASAP so that nobody else could be put at risk because of their aggressive mindset. >> What's his middle name? >> I don't know. >> Date of birth? >> We haven't even been dating that long. >> How long have you guys been together? >> Like a couple months, like 6 months now. >> What's his birthday? >> I I gave you the name, okay? >> I know I need his name and date of birth. >> charges on him. >> His name and date of birth is the minimum that I need. >> I don't know. >> Where does he live? >> I don't know. Not around here. >> Okay. You're lying to me? >> No, I'm not. >> You don't know his birthday? >> I just know know the name. So ridiculous. Can I please press charges on him? >> I got to figure out what's going on because I'm getting such a small side of the story from you. You've already lied to me. And I know you're lying >> 20 of these left. This is ridiculous. >> All right, ignore him. Ignore. Please, you're you're withholding information from me. You're lying to me. I can't help you if you're not truthful. >> I'm not lying. I just gave him the name. >> You already lied to me. I know you know his birthday. >> Baby, cuz >> want to deal with this. Like >> I know he knows your birthday. >> I have a job to take care of. I don't WANT TO LOSE MY JOB. Like >> Why are you going to lose your job? >> I'm just saying. He's already probably going to get fired. I don't want to get fired, too. Like this is all I have. >> All right. So, what's his birthday? Look, I need you to identify who this guy is. >> Okay, well, you're going to see it when you look it up. Like >> I don't know what kind of tools you think I have to find people, but you're not giving me enough information. What's his phone number? >> I don't know. I'm not giving that to you. I'm sorry. >> You're withholding information. You're obstructing my identification. You're asking me to arrest somebody, but you're not giving me any information. >> said, "Can I press charges?" And you haven't given me an option. >> You're not giving me any timeline of what happened, and you've already You're lying to me. You're lying to me about your boyfriend, and you're lying to me >> I have literally just told you everything. >> about who was involved in it at all. Wait right here. Okay, I'm going to ask you one more time because I'm about to arrest you. >> Okay. >> What is your boyfriend's name? >> I just told you. >> Okay, so then why did you call him a different name on the video? >> I didn't. >> Yes, you did. Okay, she's lying to us, so go ahead and put her She's under arrest. Because she's obviously continuing to lie to us over and over again, which she's obviously involved in all of this. So, at this point I got nothing left. I got no reason to believe anything she's told us, and I got video showing that she's attacking another individual. >> What's your name? Female officer grab her. >> Video from somebody else's phone. Tried to give you every opportunity >> Where's my vape pen? >> Where's it at? >> Where is it? In my stomach cam, my stomach. >> All right, hang on. Hang on. Hang on. I'll have a female officer. I'm going to have a female officer grab it. >> The woman was charged with battery and obstructing an investigation.