Get him away. Go get the baby away from him. >> Okay. Give me the baby. >> Stop. Stop. >> Get out of here. >> Okay. Sorry. It hurts, but I don't know. >> Once I can stop pulling. >> Okay, then correct me. You little man. >> Like everyone, brats also grow up. But so does their lousy attitude. And more often than not, they love to throw their weight around and bully anyone who comes their way. But what happens when they step on the wrong toe and encounter cops who put them in their place? >> Why you talk like that? Why your ass so fat? Why you walk like that? >> Trespasser. >> Yeah, we can do that. >> Do not touch it. >> What are you doing? >> Oh, you got a gangster. >> Nobody wants to hear. >> The first case begins with this woman, a babysitter from hell who went ballistic after her employer rejected her intimate advances on a family vacation. Can I talk to you for a second? >> You talk Oh, I talk to God. >> Why are you doing me like that? >> You already kicked me in the face. >> I'm not even trying to do you. >> Oh, you hit my head. >> Tried to get active. >> On July the 27th, 2024, police officers were invited to a hotel following reports of a babysitter who had gone completely nuts because her employer rejected her intimate advances. I got my other really >> cut it out. >> You're not dead because I'm afraid I can't live out. >> You'll sit up. Relax. calm down. >> My baby chicken. >> Are you serious? You ain't even feeling. >> Make sure you pulling on me. You want to pull my >> roll over on your son. >> You want to pull my >> Oh yeah. Please stop. >> Honey, please. >> Well, now you got a felony. >> Please sort of change. >> I got a part. >> You got a felony now. >> You [ __ ] ass. >> I did what? Tell me evidence. We got one unit out here to the left. He's got her on the ground handcuffed. >> Oh, now I got everything. Oh, what are we using in the office? >> We got battery. >> Hey, you told Hey, you going to have to I'm y'all going to get to >> Yo. Hey, Mommy. >> You say what? Mommy, did I do anything wrong? Mommy. Mommy. Hey. Don't try to direct call. Hey, you [ __ ] Don't try to direct call you. Hey, you man. >> Listen, >> man. You go down. I'm YouTube. Mr. Pit. >> Can I talk to you for a second? >> You a talk. Oh, talk to God. >> You about to talk to God. What's your name, sir? >> No. You don't know. I'm not even Why are you doing me like that? >> You already kicked me in the face. >> I'm not even trying to do you. I'm trying to put my legs where I'm pregnant. >> Are you on pissing on myself? >> Are you going and I stand up? >> Are you serious? I just stand up. Are you a mother? You lost your rabbit ass mom. I'm going to sue y'all. Yeah, I'm going to sue y'all. You really You literally slammed me when all I did was stand up. I thought all we can do is stand up. I can't do nothing but stand up. I'm going to look at it. >> Look at this. Please, sir. Look at this. Now you want to look Now you want to take his foot off. >> Oh yeah. Your little your little fat going to get s going to get sued. >> The officers arrived at the scene to meet the hotel security struggling to contain the crazy woman. for someone in her position at the moment. It was strange to see her making some claims about some non-existent legal rights after all that she had done so far. However, for the time being, the cops needed to find a way to contain her, no matter how difficult it may be. >> Hey, where the camera can we go to the cameras? I want you to do a can I can I go to >> I don't see no camera blanket. I don't see no camera blanket. Raise your camera black all y'all pony >> man. >> Man, what y'all? I don't need to be hard. Can you please tell me don't be hard? >> We're walking. >> Look, look. Look. Can you please get >> What's your badge number? >> What's your bad number? What's your badge number? Y'all supposed to score that when it's right when it's spoken to. What's your badge number? What is your badge number? >> What is your badge number? Oh, you trying to you trying to scoop my hand. Mr. A, >> just we need you to get down. >> I'm about to die. I got to breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I got to go. >> Stand up. I got it. Okay. Me like a dog. Me like a dog. Please help. Please. Sir, please. Please help me. I'm only 23. I'm only 23. Please help me. Sir. God, please. I'll pay you more. I get paid 75 a night just to watch the baby. Sir, >> just the baby can't get the court. I'll tell you all me $75 a night for a whole sir. >> She's not sir. >> What? The dealer family. I'm not with the dealer family. >> No, no, no. We're not getting that. We're going to the car. >> What am I going to? >> Why? What am I going to jail for? What I'm going to What am I going to jail for? >> Yes. >> Get in the car. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. Oh, y'all going to hit me. Y'all going to hit me. My leg. My leg. My leg not visible. My leg not visible. I can't get in. My leg not vegetable. My leg not Oh, you hit that. You hit my head, dirty ass. You ain't going to never have no child. >> Having been able to contain the crazy woman, it was now necessary to talk to her employer to find out what had happened and how he got to employ such a crazy woman as this babysitter. >> You were involved, sir. >> Maybe. >> Okay. >> So, who is she to you? >> She is our man. How long have you how long has she worked? For you months, four months. >> I hired her right before I started going to school for my PC. So, it's been about four or five months ago. >> So, um do you want to pursue criminal charges against her? >> I am going to reach out to my attorney back. >> Yeah, but she's she's going to jail. She backed Leo. So, I just want to >> but um I'm going to talk to my attorney at this point. Um friend is saying about to give a good truth or truth about the truth. >> Yes. >> So, what happened here tonight? >> Um she and her friend came to get a charger out of the truck there behind you. Um she approached me and tried to sort of get active. Um, I shared that experience with my wife and uh, it escalated to where she was, I guess, tried and true that didn't happen and wife, you know, obviously wasn't quite sure if I was lying and she kept getting more and more and more and more upset and uh, yeah, she started actually hitting me and then she started going after my wife for some reason. Started hitting me again and started throwing as you'll see in the room throwing things that um, I have a wife and her friend leaves and I try to retain her family and then >> do you have a phone? >> No, I don't. >> Um at that point obviously got to the point where she was being so aggressive that I couldn't really leave the scene. >> So I had to wait. >> What exactly did she do? >> What was that? What exactly? I can see that you have injuries to your face and you kind of explain a little >> um I you have a black belt so I'm fairly agile dodging boys but she she got one in >> Okay. Is that you stop? >> Okay. >> I did try to uh deescalate the situation. >> Okay. And would you like to pursue criminal charges against? >> If I could wait to answer that question, I do want to reach out to my attorney. Um, my number one concern and it is if she gets out, if she's going to come, >> she said already said like she wants to fight me now and I've done >> everything for this girl for she's lived with us. She's been taking care of our baby. Every meal she's had for three months, last three months, every bit of months. >> It's been three months now. >> 45. >> I think I need it might be more. I got four kids. I don't My days run together. But um everything we've done everything everything's been everything. We've been paying her $75 a night to stay with the baby. I've never seen her act like this. We go downstairs, get a charger, come upstairs, and whether he was he was wrong, she was wrong, I don't care. I don't care. But she laid hands on my husband. >> And that's why we're here. And that's why I'm asking him if he wants to pursue criminal charges cuz >> I don't have anything to do with that. >> Okay. >> I'm just trying to listen. I'm I'm letting you know what's going on. >> When I get home, I'm moving. We are We are moving. >> We're moving. >> Okay. >> I You're going out the door. >> I didn't. >> I didn't see it. If it hit you, that's more than her me not seeing her throwing something at me. I left. I ran cuz I knew she was coming after me and I called as soon as Yeah. Yeah, >> she was I've never seen a woman foam at the mouth before, bro. Like, >> this is supposed to be a godly woman. >> That's my friend. >> As far as the charges, >> I know you're a godly. >> Do I have to answer that question? >> That's my friend. >> That's why I'm kind of pressing. >> I'm going to say yes. I'm going to say yes. Just to protect my family for now. >> Okay. >> Um, >> regardless, we got to go. We got to move. In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest and battery on a police officer. Speaking of grown brats getting put in their place, meet 24year-old Allan, a wannabe tough brat who quickly learned that trying to play the big tough guy with police officers after he was found drunk and asleep in a co-orker's driveway was a pretty bad idea. >> I couldn't tell it. Don't let go. Let go. Let go. >> I'm telling you right now. >> No. You do that again, you go to jail. >> Try it. >> You want to play? >> Okay. You're funny. Get on the ground. >> Please, please, just please just look at them. My legs are shaking. >> On the 31st of August 2024, officers from the Key West Police Department responded to a distress call reporting an intoxicated young man found asleep on his co-worker's driveway. When the officers arrived at the residence and approached the young man, later identified as Alan, all they wanted to do was help him. But they didn't expect that they would eventually need to teach him a lesson, showing him where he truly belonged. US police. US police, get up. US police. Hey, >> wake up. Wake up. Wake up. Wake up. >> QS, please. Come on. Hey, QS, please. Wake up. >> Please, get up. Don't touch me. Get up. >> Wake up. Wake up. Hey, there you go. >> Police, wake up. >> Hey, buddy. Hey, >> go with your name. >> Sit up. >> Come on. QS police wake up. >> 717.5. >> Wait. Hey, QS police. >> Get up. >> Waiting. Wake up. >> Okay. >> Get up. >> There you go. Hey, sleeping beauty. >> Why you sleeping here? >> Cuz I'm sitting, bro. >> What? more heat. >> All right. You got an ID on you? >> Can I see it, please, sir? >> Whoopi. >> Here, lean back against this car. We're going to we're going to help you lean back against the car. Okay, >> there you go. Perfect. >> You got a ID on you, sir? >> Yeah. >> Can I see it, please? >> No. Get >> standing up. >> I just need your ID real quickly. What's your name? >> Okami. >> What? >> What is it? >> Okami. Okami, >> you have an ID. Don't spit on me. >> My bad. My bad. >> Stay right there. >> We need the poo. You got that on your phone? You should be so sweet. You did put your passcode in. Okay, hold on. I don't >> Okay, try it again. We're going to try to get you home. >> That's You're calling somebody now. >> What is it? Six digits. >> I gonna vomit, bro. >> Okay. >> I promise. I >> Is this your roller skate? >> Sure. >> Oh, hey. Thank you. >> Beautiful. >> Is this his car >> as far as anybody knows? Okay. >> Thanks for telling us he had to vomit. I appreciate that. I >> I appreciate that very much. So, >> finding a man drunk and asleep on his co-worker's driveway was probably not something the officers saw every day. While some officers were attending to Allan, others needed to figure out how he ended up there in the first place to figure out how best to help him get home and hope that he would take their offer while it lasted. >> Do you know what happened here? >> You just got >> Who who is this? >> Do you know him? >> Um, my wife knows them. They're they're co-workers. >> Okay. We were trying to, you know, give him an Uber to go home and then just he got kind of belligerent and we just told him, "Okay, just relax in a car and then just kind of just >> Okay. >> And then about 10 minutes later, I saw him just kind of just sp out." So, >> okay. Okay, that's helpful. All right, perfect. >> What you need? What you need? >> All right, we will figure out somewhere for him to go. >> All right, thank you. >> What you need? What you need? Just >> let's just sit down so you can get sick for right now. Okay, >> I can get up. >> I don't think getting up is going to help. >> It was mine and I didn't even notice. >> We found your wallet. Where do you live at? >> Over there. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, is Alan your son's name or you? Sure. >> That wasn't really a sure answer. >> Are you always this friendly? >> I try to be. >> Okay, Alan. Yep. >> That's you. >> Appreciate it. So, if we get you an Uber, you have money to pay pay for it so they can get you home. Cuz if you get in your car at all, that that'll earn you a one-way ticket to jail. Is there someone that can pick you up like wife, friend? >> One way, I guess. >> Do you want to go to jail? >> It should not be any copy in there. >> That's what I'm asking. If we can get you an Uber so they can get you home. >> It should be the same thing. >> Okay. So, if we give the Uber driver one of your credit cards, you can again. >> I hope so. >> Okay. >> I really I don't want to be a part of nothing. >> No, we're trying to get you home. >> I just want to go to sleep. >> Are you in the Navy? >> Huh? >> Are you in the Navy? >> As far as I'm aware, I'm not. >> Oh, >> I'm going to sit up. We're not going to have any problems. >> Okay. I'm We're just trying to figure out where to bring you. Where to get you? >> This is home. >> Home. Okay. >> Do you live on Do you live on >> the street? >> We're as close enough as possible. >> That is That is >> Do you live at one street apartment one? >> No. >> Okay. Where do you live? >> We're super close. >> It's almost the same thing. Okay. >> Okay. So, so if we get an Uber here, we can give them one of your credit cards and they'll take you back to your house. >> Does that sound good? That sounds good to me. >> Okay, we'll do that. Okay. >> Is that okay? >> Yeah. >> So, if I sit up, >> I would just stay seated for right now until we get you going. I >> was the same thing. If if I want to go literally like five feet across, >> I would I would love to see you be able to do that without cracking your face open. >> Okay. So, if I if I >> make that expression now while it's all still together. >> Do you want to hold my hand? No, not even a little bit. >> But it's the same thing, right? >> We're going to get you a tattoo. >> Things were going smoothly. Allan needed to do was to accept the officer's help in getting him home and escape getting put in cuffs. However, one thing was becoming obvious. Allan was sober enough to realize that he was dealing with cops, but he was ignorant enough to make pretty dumb decisions that would change the course of the evening. >> We'll help you get into a taxi. >> Yeah, cuz I think he has $20 in here, too. Oh, perfect. >> That doesn't make any sense. If I If I'm the same thing, you don't. >> No. >> No. >> I'm not $20. Come to our location. >> You're not what? >> You're not $20 a fence. >> You're not $20 a fence. We're going to get you a cab. >> Sounds good. >> Right. >> Perfect. >> Sounds good. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. For sure. Have guest here. Relax. >> We'll get it to you. >> I'll wait. >> Look at you. >> Yeah. Pepper spray all over. >> No. >> Oh, you got it. >> I heard you. >> Wow. >> Taste myself. >> I don't like that. >> We're saying that >> you taste yourself, too. >> Drive. >> Amen. >> Why are you laughing? >> I'm a giant idiot. >> Correct. therapy. >> That was mean. >> I deserve that. >> He's not a giant idiot. >> Well, >> it's a good kid. >> I just want to go home. >> We got We got a taxi coming for you. >> Y'all are ridiculous. Y'all are ridiculous. >> I'm sorry. >> Where are you from? >> Home. >> No, no, no. Like, what state are you from? >> Home. >> That's not a state. You have an accent. Well, >> you've never been to home. >> Home or Alaska? >> I've been to home. >> Sweet home. >> Alabama. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> I'm going to touch this truck. >> It's not a truck, sir. >> Well, >> that is a roller skate. >> It's definitely a truck. >> What? >> You might be right. I might explain. >> I might be a beginning. >> I want to I want to hear the explanation of this. >> We're going to go home. You in the truck. >> Amen. >> Not you in the truck. You You try to get in that car, you go to jail. >> That's not correct. >> Oh, try me. >> 100%. >> I got a brand new pair of rollers. >> And then I'll tow your car. That would suck. >> No. No. No. No. >> I think he's challenging. 100%, bro. >> Let's see how that works out for you. >> I'm busy here, bro. >> I know. Cuz you can't move. >> 100%. >> Who's the friend that or the coworker? >> Uh, so it was >> I don't know. Where do you guys work? >> Goes 100% home. >> Yo, y'all >> where where do you work? >> Crab track. >> Mama. You're so stupid. >> You walked into that one. >> You threw up all >> What do you mean throw up? I'm I'm all >> Oh boy. >> Amen. >> Is that giant puddle of vomit up there yours? >> He can't walk that far. >> I don't know. >> I appreciate you guys. >> Thank you. We appreciate whatever you do, too. >> At this point, it was all laughter for both Allan and the cops, but it was only a matter of time before he started to see their kindness as weakness and start taking them for granted. >> I I ain't going to say anything. I promise. >> Well, that's pretty funny, though. >> Do you have a child? >> Couldn't tell him. >> That you know of. Do you have a child? >> Couldn't tell. Well, you got a cat. >> Couldn't tell you. >> I can tell you. >> Couldn't tell me. >> You got a cat. >> Couldn't tell you. >> It's a pretty cat. >> You don't like dogs? >> Couldn't tell you. >> Oh. Oh. >> See his car? >> Yeah. >> Couldn't tell you. I wouldn't say it's what you say. >> Say it is what? >> All right. So you live by >> she isn't telly. Don't let go. Let go. Let go. >> You do that again. >> Let go. >> No you don't. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Nope. >> I'm telling you right now. >> You do that again. You're going to jail. >> Nope. >> You know I could take you to jail for DUI just for holding your keys and being by this car, right? So if you want to play games, y'all, >> you're funny. Don't let go. >> You're not going to be think I'm very funny after a little bit here. >> Try it. Try it. Try it. You want to play? Okay. You're funny. Get on the ground. You're funny. You're funny. See, that's just real. >> You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. Funny. >> Got it. >> You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. >> Grabbing me. >> You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. >> Ouch. >> You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. Look at that. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're funny. You're >> Stop grabbing people. >> You're funny. >> Eventually, Allan started to see that the tough guy approach was probably not the brightest idea. He still probably had a chance at redemption. That was if the officers assumed that he was too drunk to realize what he was doing and show him a little mercy. However, that was unlikely to happen. At least not after a million chances given to him to simply go home. >> Shut up. >> I tried. Please let go. I don't have no no energy. Please don't go. Please. I don't have any more energy. >> That's good. >> I don't have any more. Please. Please don't have anybody. >> I beg you. You don't have any more energy. I beg you. Please. Please. Just please please just look at them. My legs are shaking. I Please, please. Please. >> All you had to do >> was listen. >> No, you don't. That's not how this works. >> That is exactly how this works. >> Look at them legs. Please. Please. Please look at them. Please look at them. Please look at them. Please. Please. Please. It hurts. >> We're going to get in the back of this police. >> No. It hurts so bad. >> You're going to go to jail. Okay. If you continue to try to resist or if you try to hurt me try, I won't. >> You are going to get hurt. >> It hurts so bad. >> More charges. Okay. >> It hurts so bad. >> All right. >> Please. It hurts so bad. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Put your feet there and stand up. >> I can't pull my hand. >> Get in the car, >> please. I'm so sorry. >> Ow. >> Put your foot in. >> It hurt. >> Where? Where does it hurt? >> It really hurts. >> Where does it hurt? >> Where they cross? >> Okay. >> Please. >> All right. Here's what we're going to do. Okay. Listen. >> I'm listening. >> Okay. I'm going to have you turn this car >> and I'm going to look at those handcuffs. Okay. And I'm going to fix them. All right. >> All right. Turn yourself. >> All right. Listen. Stop crying and listen. >> I have to take one of these handcuffs to fix it. Okay. If you try to pull your hand away or anything, you're going to get punched straight in the face. I'm not >> Yes, sir. arm. Oh, yes. Go ahead. Go. Yes. All right, you're good. >> I just want to go to bed. >> All right, >> I can't I just want to go to bed. >> Oh, you're going to bed now. >> I just want to get >> you know you. I don't know you. >> I just want to get a bed. >> Please. Look at you. But >> following standard procedures, Allan needed to be taken to the hospital for a quick medical checkup. This time he had now realized that this was no longer a walk in the park. The reality of going to jail was now becoming very real. >> We're at the hospital real quick. >> You want to step out? >> No. >> No. You're getting out. That wasn't >> It really wasn't a question. You're getting out. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> All right. I'm coming. >> Okay. >> Do you have the Why? >> Come on, Bubby. >> I'm coming, bro. Chill. Chill. Chill. >> Okay. I got a wheelchair for you so you can sit down. Then you don't have to walk any bare feet. Oh, you threw up in my car. Come on. >> Can you throw the feet down there? >> Yeah. Just so he doesn't drag his feet. >> Sorry. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Sir, go ahead. >> Go ahead. >> Is that you? >> Do you have his ID? >> Go take a seat. Go ahead. [Music] >> Get in the car, sir. I can't put my foot in. >> Get the [ __ ] in the car. >> Get in the car. >> I You see my left leg? >> Get in the car. >> I'm trying. >> Get in the car. >> I can't until you let go. >> Get in the car. >> Stop, man. I can't until you let go. >> I give you every chance to get >> I'm trying until you let go, >> bro. Get in the car. >> They're let you go, bro. >> I'm trying. >> Stop bending your leg. Get in the car. >> I'm not. Okay. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Please let go. >> Get in the car, sir. >> Yeah, I can't until you let go. >> Bend your leg and get into the car. >> Can you let go of my face? >> Thank you. See how easy that was? >> Christ, bro. That's crazy. >> In the end, Allan was charged with resisting an officer without violence. The next case takes us to Illinois and involving Adrien, a young woman who for some reason thought it was a big flex to grab an officer's firearm. Get the baby away from her. >> Okay. Give me the baby. Stop. Stop. >> I will tase you. You want to tase? I will tase you. Sit the down. >> I'm not going to do it to you. You're my You're my sister in Christ. >> Sit down. >> Then get out of here. >> It's October the 20th, 2024, and police officers were called to a hotel after a patron was seen causing an unnecessary scene and throwing several items in the hotel lobby. When the officers arrived at the scene, what they expected to be a routine nuisance check was going to turn into having to deal with an arrogant woman who probably had a bit too much to drink. >> Don't shock yourself. >> Oh yeah, >> I don't want to ride in her car. These are disgusting. I lost a toe. >> What's your I don't care. Judge me. I look ugly. I don't care. You two. >> I don't think you look ugly. >> Whatever. Sure you don't. >> Sure you do. I don't. >> What? What's your name? >> Him. Get him away. Go get the baby away from him. >> Okay. Give me the Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. I will out of you. >> I'm not doing it. You're coming. >> No, I'm not. >> Stop. Stop. Do not. >> No. I'll be >> I will tase you. You want to tase? I will tase you. Sit the down. >> Taser. Sit down. Not for you. >> Sit down. >> I will tase. >> Give me it. >> I will tase you. >> I will tase you. >> Sit down. >> Give me it. >> Stop. >> I'm not going to do it to you. You're my You're my sister in Christ. >> Get down then. >> At this point, an otherwise calm situation had escalated into total chaos for the young lady. Although things were going pretty sour for her already, she still had the chance to make things right. or at least mitigate whatever consequences it was that were going to come her way. >> Thirsty. >> I'm thirsty. Get on the water. Water. >> Not any other. >> Why are you so upset? Because you guys are possessed. That's why. >> Okay, cool. Stop me then. Sit down. You then what? You're >> Sit down. >> Sit down. Back up. Stop. Stop. >> Then stop. Stop it. >> Give me your arms. >> Give me your arms. >> I want to go with you. >> Stop. Don't help me. >> Stop. Cut it out. Get out of here. hard. [Applause] >> Stoping moving. >> Don't move. Put your ham behind your back. >> Put your ham behind your back. >> I don't want handcuffs. Hunter has it. Put your heavy on your back. >> Knock it off. >> Knock it off. >> Oh my god. >> Is it your water or hers? >> Oh, guys. Guys. Mom, we're a sinner. >> Stop moving. >> Who are you? >> Stop moving. >> Wait, what? >> Please leave me alone. >> Stop. >> Sit down. >> Don't move anymore. >> Stop moving. >> What did I say? Stop it. >> Got probes at an arm. And >> I had to shoot her twice the first time, didn't it? All right. >> Go ahead and shoot her to twice. >> Yeah. No, those are staying long, huh? Sorry. >> All right. Blame your taser. >> I'm secure this. >> Stop moving and stop talking. >> I've had enough. >> Got probe in the leg and then an arm. Arm. >> You want to secure in the car? >> Yep. >> Tap out. I got you. >> All right. We're going to stand up. All right. right here. >> You got anything on you that's going to stick us or poke us? >> Me and your grandma. >> I got a medic and check out. >> Oh, okay. >> Can you please give me >> Hold on. Relax. >> Relax. Relax. >> Having been given a good dose of electric juice to help combat the alcohol in her system. She was beginning to realize that her actions were coming with some consequences. But for a brat like her, remorse doesn't usually last for long. And it didn't look like it was going to be any different today. Stop. >> You're being searched right now. [Music] >> It is. It was legally letting go. >> Yeah. Her hands pretty swollen up. Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm not running away. I apologize. >> Relax. Just relax. All right. >> Okay. I got medic on the way. Relax. >> Don't look at my >> Okay. Hold on. >> Sorry. Don't switch sides. coming. Can you drink when I fine? >> Nope. Nice scar. >> Is my You're fine. Relax. >> Fine. >> Is here. Put Put her in my car. >> Okay. >> Will that work? >> I don't know. >> She's pretty. >> Okay. >> Wait. Is he going to um >> She's leaving. >> Well, just go. >> I don't have any friends. >> Okay. I went >> my family. >> Okay. Right here. Let go. >> Hold on. >> Relax. Get your tight. >> Okay. Just sit up. Sit up. >> Just sit down and relax. We're going to get those probes out. But I need you to sit down and relax. >> Okay. Just relax. >> Just relax. Relax. Relax. Okay. >> We're We're going to get them out. I need you to relax. >> Pull down your shirt. Yeah. One second. All right. >> So, there's one up here. >> Yep. Okay. Arm and arm. >> No, no, no. Don't move. Don't go. Turn around. Turn around. Right there. >> Where are we going? >> We're staying right here. One of her face. She hit her head. >> Spin around. Turn around. Turn around. Face that way. >> You're okay. Face that way. All right. And then her hands is what's bleeding. >> Oh, that buff on hand. >> Yeah. Get the Can you get Can you get a little bit more on this side here? >> I'm going try to Yeah. All right. >> Just Just in the car. [Music] >> Pull your legs in. >> It's so hot. Face that way. >> Face that way. >> No, no, no. Just sit right there. Perfect. >> I'll train you since you got the equip >> there. First, >> it's going to be It's going to be a little pull. Okay, deep breath. >> You're not even going to feel anything. Just relax. >> Ready? One, two, three. There you feel anything. >> It's a taser pro. Taser. You have one more. >> Watch out. That one opened up. That one opened up. Watch out. >> I'm trying >> the wagon roll though. Not good. Not the super deep breaths. Deep breaths. Okay. >> It's going to be on three. One, two. It's another taste of >> Oh, I got to check your body. Make sure you have no more. >> Can I come back now? I promise. >> Look, I don't do anything. >> You're going to stay right there for now. Despite her lousy attitude, the cops were very nice to her. This approach, although the best, was probably not the right thing to do. She was a brat after all, and a ton of kindness, was most likely not going to stop her from getting on the nerves of the uniformed men who thought it best to make sure that she was okay. >> Relax. >> I don't want people, please. >> We're taking pictures. We're only taking pictures. We have to. You're okay. You're okay. You're fine. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you take me like please no one? >> Spin around. Check the other side real quick. Face. >> I'm not going to do anything. >> Okay. Come here. Spin around. >> What do you mean? Please. >> I want to check your left arm. >> See, that wasn't too hard, right? Okay. Let me see this arm. >> That's all four. Okay. Spin around again. I'll sit back in the car and please take a deep breath and relax. >> Lord Jesus. >> Do me a solid. But >> that's going to help you out the best right now. Okay. >> I've got the window down so you can breathe better. Okay. >> Right now, we're just going to sit here and then probably go to the hospital. Okay. Cuz your hands are all bleeding. Your head's bleeding. Okay. So, we'll get you off the hospital. You You were fighting with the police. I was I was late to show up, so I'm not too sure. >> But that's why you're bleeding is what I've been told. So, just relax. [Music] >> Huh? What? Uh because of this. [Music] >> Can you stop saying Can you roll that up, please? >> You need to stop barking. >> I had I had a good control of this. Hold on. Hold on. >> If you keep yelling, I'm closing the window. Please just do me a favor. Be a big girl. And sh You are going to go to the hospital. Okay. You don't have a choice. You were going to the hospital in >> custody. What's your name? >> I don't >> What's your first name? What's your first name? >> Please. >> Why? >> Because I want to talk like human to human to you right now. >> You don't know your first name? >> I can't believe you let this happen. >> What is your first name? >> I don't know. >> I'm trying to help you. >> Okay. It's it's it's >> Adrian in the white shirt at this point. >> Hello, I'm Kelly. I'm a paramedic with the ambulance. >> My name is Adrian. >> Adrien. >> Yes. >> Okay. Can you try to calm down? We need you to try to calm down. Adrien, >> do you have any medical history? >> Yes. Anxiety. Please. I was >> put a cuff on there to get ready. >> What's going to happen is you're going to get out of the car. You're going to sit on the stretcher. You're going to put your your hands down at your side like you're holding under the side the side rails. Okay. >> You are going to the hospital in police custody. That's what's happening. >> 10,000% head. [Music] >> You're fine. >> Like that when you guys got her >> the whole time. >> Okay. Are you ready to go? >> What triggered this? Get away. I hate it. >> Who do you hate? >> Your head. >> Who do you hate? >> Can you relax? >> No. >> She called one of us. >> All we're going to do, listen to me. All we're going to do, we're going to get out of the car. We're going to walk over here. We're going to sit down. Okay? That's all we're doing. >> I'm going to hold on to the whole time. Okay? >> Although some taxpayers probably won't be happy with it. Even brats like her have to get some Medicare. Even when the injuries they suffered were self-inflicted, as was the case of Adrian, she was beginning to pull herself together. Or so it seemed. >> No, we're going to get out and sit down like [Music] right there. Right there. >> Have a Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. You're fine. >> Her hand, >> right hand up. You're fine. You're fine. You're fine. One of you guys come over. If you want to out of lean over, you're fine. You're fine. You're fine. >> Relax. Relax. >> You're okay. You're okay. >> Okay. Sorry. That hurts, but I don't. >> One second. Stop pulling. >> Okay, then. Don't correctly, little man. >> Then hit me then. >> I don't care. I I obviously go against God, but not anymore. I'm trying. Adrian, do you know where you're at right now? >> Yes, I'm in uh justto or where? Hang on. >> No, you're okay. >> Hang on. You're okay. >> What city are you in? I >> I did. >> Hang on. Or Crystal City. >> But I don't know. But I just >> How did you get here? >> Um Yeah. Uh >> hang on. >> Hold on. Relax. Relax. Just listen to the couple. You got to call them. >> Just breathe. Breathe. the number. >> We're secured. >> I don't want to leave. >> Do you want to >> I want to be with God. I want to be I want to be in heaven. I want to get away from this. >> What happened today that got you so upset? >> It's every day. I don't know. I don't care. I just want to be fine. I don't want to do any [Music] other thing. Pick up the ride along. >> I had a wonder. >> Yeah, that works. >> Oh, right. Okay. >> No, >> I'm the older one. >> You're not a guy. >> Okay, get the >> You guys bother you? >> Uh, they would go to shelter, >> but get out. >> Please, we have to help you, ma'am. This makes you feel good. >> Lay back. >> You smiling. >> What are you looking at? What? Just look away. >> You don't give a anyway, do you? >> So why are you looking at me? >> Did you use drugs? >> No. >> Don't ever disrespect >> sassy cuz your heart rate's 200. >> Yeah, cuz you areing horrible people. After all was said and done, Adrien was given the required medical treatment and was eventually charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and aggravated battery on a police officer. Adrien was undoubtedly a big brat, but she was nothing compared to the next young lady, a stripper who had a public meltdown at Publix. >> Walking outside, >> leave. Do not touch him. [Music] >> Why do you leave jail? >> Existed. >> We asked you to leave the property. You didn't want to leave the property. >> Why did my parents have to shop? >> We could have had an adult conversation. >> It's November the 27th, 2024. Deputies were called to a public store to conduct a welfare check on a woman who reportedly exhibited strange behavior and was beginning to cause a scene. The officers arrived at Publix, but had no idea that a routine welfare check was going to involve having to deal with an entitled brat who couldn't just handle being an adult. Her family members had made the call to the deputies to help save them the embarrassment of having to deal with her attitude. But unfortunately, more often than not, folks who keep her kind of behavior end up getting trespassed or in cuffs. Either way, her attitude was going to largely determine the trajectory of things. >> You want to call your dad back and have a conversation? >> Yeah. >> I would love to hear. >> Never mind. >> So, you want to try to have, right? >> You want to go in public? go in the parking lot so they can like Michael Brown. Oh >> they might >> Oh, more of them keep coming. [ __ ] [Laughter] She asked me where I keep my gun though. >> Hey, you okay? >> Why you talk like that? Why you act so fat? Why you walk like that? >> Trespasser. Yeah, we can do that. We can do that. Cuz if you want to carry on, we're just going to have a civil conversation with you. But if you want to carry on. >> Okay. I'm trying to bring up young dogs from Memphis. >> No, we'll just have you trespass and then we'll purchase. >> No, you can leave. You're not >> bring your purse. >> Bring your purse. >> She asked where I keep my gun though. >> Oh, I don't talk about that. I'm >> going to ask you that. >> She started out having fun though. She asked me where I keep my blood. >> Are you the manager? >> Yeah. >> Would you like her to leave at all? >> That that'd be fine. >> Okay. >> She's going to be I don't think she's going to stop walking in the park. >> Yeah. But she asked me like for stuff and that's why that was the one I was telling her. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, yeah. Young trespass. >> Okay. Don't tell her. Leave her cart. She can grab her stuff and go. >> Yeah. >> Is this letter? >> All right. >> Walking outside. most reasonable people would take the golden ticket that she was being offered. All she had to do was get trespassed and walk away like the evening never happened. And just when everyone counted on her to make the best choice, she decided on what was best. >> Leave. Do not touch it. >> What are you doing? >> Gymnastics. >> Stand up and walk. >> If you don't get up and leave, you're going to go to jail. >> Come on. We'll just do that. >> Come on. What did you do that way? >> Make it easy. >> Stop. Stop. >> Ridiculous. >> Come on. Be an adult. >> We'll call you back. >> It's her dad. >> That's ridiculous. >> All right. >> Hello, mother. Hey. Hi. How you doing? It's >> on the jump on the beat like mother [Music] did find out where you live in the kitchen. >> We going in. >> We going in. Hi. >> Drew the shorts. >> First off, >> I walked out. I saw I was like, "Yep." >> Soprano. >> Hello, mother. Hey. Hi. How you jerk? >> Creepy ass baby come and take a urine. >> Is that the scripture? The Bible >> from Michael Brown's diary, you little ass. I read it. >> Hello, mother. Hey. Hi. How Max Miller doing? >> I guess my brown accident. >> Yeah. Get [ __ ] >> right here. Ready? >> Yeah. So, we have two battery charges for talk to you. >> Yeah, because I just fell. You better not say I hit anybody. I collapsed. >> Oh, no. >> Andy, do you have anything in your uh pockets going to poke me, harm me, or blow me up? >> Am I sucking? >> No, thank you. >> Hello, [ __ ] Hey. Hi. Are you taking me to Emily Oliver? Like most brats who get taught some lessons on humility, they always get to realize that their actions have consequences only when it's too late to turn things around. For the young stripper, she was high, but she was beginning to get sober enough to realize that she probably wasn't going to be spending the night on her warm, cozy bed. >> Who? >> Emily Oliver. >> Close. St. County Jail. >> No, we we do crime first before >> Why do you leave the jail? >> We asked you to leave the property. You didn't want to leave the property. And then you touched somebody and then you fell on the ground like a child. >> Call and not be an adult. Now you're going to go to jail for trespass after warning. Probably resisting that. >> We could have had that conversation. >> My parents just couldn't have sold me as a kid. Why did my parents have to >> Can you answer that question? Why did my parents have to >> We could have had an adult conversation about >> Oh, you could have been a mother. >> Nobody wants to hear it. >> Bye. >> Nobody wants to hear it. We can't necessarily do this because we have to have a complaint. >> We have to have somebody saying that she was acting >> witness. Go get him. >> Ask you Satan the devil. Did I wake the [ __ ] up? And that's why hey, stop talking. >> I'm the wrong >> for my dad. the biggest piece of baller you ever meet. My sister 11 years old all the time. >> In the end, she was charged with trespassing and resisting officers. Next, we have a grown and very entitled woman who lost it when the officers apprehended her for assaulting her mother. >> Be what you cause. Mom, you evil. >> I need water. >> She She scratched me. >> How did that all start? >> Because I I wouldn't let her drive >> cuz I'm about to have a stroke. Get I don't want him touching me. Get off of me. I'm going to bite you. On October the 12th, 2023, police officers were called to a family residence by a distressed mother after her daughter had assaulted her. When the officers arrived at the scene, they had no idea that they're going to deal with the biggest brat they would have ever come across. >> I'm not going to tackle you. >> I need water. >> Release the mulch out of your hand. Okay. Stand up for me. Come on. >> Ow. You're hurting me like that. Why you laughing like that? I >> just need water. They're going to me up. This is what happened. I last week [Music] sir, stand over there. >> Sir, just watch video. >> Video sir. >> Video, sir. Have you seen what you call me up? You stupid LA fitness. >> You're talking to LA fitness [ __ ] You haven't gotten me water. Still see what you call. You evil. I need water. >> Stop. >> And give me water. >> Okay. Looking face. Fire department is on the way. >> Yep. seat. Don't question. >> Don't touch me. >> Having contained the psychotic lady, the next thing was for the officers to interrogate her mom, who had been the victim of her daughter's psychotic meltdown. When the mother started to narrate her experiences, it started to become clear that there was no way she could have contained her daughter without any help. >> My name is Karen. I can't see my daughter. >> Who is this? Who is this? >> I don't know. He's just he's helped me calm her down and he's just upset because they're arrested. My my daughter she was um active last week. >> Okay. >> And down market they came she came out two two days ago and I think I I think she is I don't know. I think she may be high and she has medical. >> Okay. >> But um she was supposed to go see the reason why they told her when she got bigger when she got bigger down in Margate HCL. She got CO. So they had to keep her in the hospital for like five or seven days and then they let her out two days ago. >> So ma'am, I I know you have a lot to tell me. You think that she's having a mental breakdown? >> No, not two. No, not she has been going. >> No, I'm just No, what I'm saying is that she has been having she's been going talking crazy and um >> is she on any medication or is there anything that we need to worry about as far as that goes? >> No, I think what No, she just needs to go to a mental institution and get evaluated. >> I just want to that's what I want to make sure because we're going to have fire rescue come out and we want to make sure is there any type of other things that are going on. Are you injured? Do you need fire rescue? >> No, I just want I just want her to be okay. >> Okay. >> Listen, we're going to take care of her. >> I was going to ask you what is the the mark? >> She she scratched me. >> How did that all start? >> Because I I wouldn't let her drive. >> Okay. >> I wouldn't let her drive the Tesla. >> Okay. >> And she um she grabbed you. [Music] >> Okay. >> All right. We're just trying to make sure the difference between the more you attacked because you guys got into a fight or this is a mental episode. >> Mental episode. >> Okay. >> Yeah. No, no fight. No fight. >> Make sure you get all her information. You have an idea on you, man. >> So, I ran out of my house. >> Would you like fire rescue to come check you out for anything? >> I ran out of my house without my license, but I can go in one of my photos and get the license. Does that work? >> Yeah. Or you can just tell me. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Confirmed. What has she been diagnosed? >> Nothing. She said not. >> She hasn't been evaluated. You mean Kesha? >> No. Has there been anything in the past? Mental disorder? >> No. >> You're saying, but you're saying she got Baker acted in? >> Yeah, she got No, she got Baker a week ago. >> She got Baker acted a week ago. >> What's going on? Where we at? >> We know what's going on or have any for her. >> Um, mom saying she's having a mental breakdown. She's screaming. She needs water. Sweating profusely. Other than that, she on any medication? No, >> she doesn't take any medication. >> No. >> Did she have any diagnosis for mental health? >> She was supposed to get evaluated when she had vicar about a week and a half ago. >> Okay. >> And then um she got CO down in Margate HCL pos when did she have >> she still has it? >> No, no, no. Seven. No, they wouldn't they wouldn't let her out without >> Okay. So, she was Baker acted, got out. >> Yeah. >> They didn't give her any medications or anything like that. She was supposed to call the doctor to go see a psychic psychiatric >> Yeah. >> doctor, she hasn't called. >> It was clear she was shaken and hurt by what her daughter had done. And yet, she was still a mother. Of course, she wanted to protect her, she didn't have to press charges. But just as she seemed ready to let it go, something else came to light. And this time, love might not be enough. >> Okay. Um, unfortunately, she did attack you. >> No, she did. I don't want to press any charge. I I understand. So, listen. I I completely understand. Um unfortunately, >> she didn't cut me. I'm okay. I'm okay. So, I'm okay. I just want her to um I know there's a lot of emotion that's going through right now. We're going to do everything we can to help your daughter, get her the mental health that she deserves. >> Okay. um unfortunately because of how our law is written. Now listen, you decide you want to drop the charges later after the fact, that's completely that's something completely up to you, okay? But I'm just letting you know now we're going to get her to a facility for treatment and she is facing those charges. It is your right if you want to later dismiss those, but right now we are getting her her home. She's getting checked out by fire rescue and we're going to take good care of her. At this point, the young lady was beginning to add entitlement to the mitch. It was clear that she was trying to test the officer's patience. However, while they were trying to be kind to her, they wouldn't hesitate to teach her a proper lesson if the need sincerely arose. >> I need water. I need water. Teacher Edwards needs water. Hi, I need water. I need water. I'm coming to say hello. I need water. >> If I get you some water, you going to relax? >> Give me water. >> Okay. You got to do it. >> No, I'm good. No. Do I have to do it? No, I don't. >> All right, I got it. All right. >> Yeah. >> Are you going to relax and stop spitting? >> I am. I'm not. >> You just spit on. >> What is this? >> All right. >> Are you Are you okay right now? Is there anyone that has water? >> Yes. Go get you some water. >> Where is it at? >> I have to eat. >> No, I need the water. I'm not moving till I get water. Just let them check you out real quick. >> No, I need water. Why can't I get water? >> You want to see if we can have water? >> I'm telling you, I'm sweating. I just had co I have co I was in the hospital last week. I need water. And check me out. >> Hey, relax. >> Check me out. I just need water. Get off me. >> Relax. >> No. Grace phase. >> We're going to get >> check my pulse or do whatever. Where do you think I lying? >> Can I see? >> Cuz I'm about to have a stroke. Get I don't want him touching me. Get off of me. I'm going to bite you. >> All right. Somebody has to. Okay. Well, I don't want it to be him. Then you touch him. Get him off of your face, face. >> I got you. >> Listen, I'll let him check out. >> I need water. >> We're going to get your water right now. Hey, hey, hey. >> Relax. Hey, how about you go get some water? How about you help out? >> Get me water, [ __ ] >> How about you help the situation and go get some water? Otherwise, we need you to move away. >> I hope my blood pressure sky the roof right now. Is this blood pressure? If we got to say anything else to you, not a problem. All right. >> You must be at one. I'm about to stroke the out. >> Hey, you see us feeling something here. >> Move away. >> It's on you. >> Move away. >> Wait, why did it register at >> Hey, 184. >> Okay. I don't need you touching my arm. >> It's burning my arm. I need it off. >> You said you wanted it to check your blood pressure, right? >> It's almost done. It's almost done. See the number going down? >> Leave it here. >> It's almost >> Give me some water. Do they Do you have water? >> Do you have water? >> You can't give me water. >> Hey, civilians, can you get me water? They're not going to give me water. I thought they were going to get me wrong. Can you get off of me? Why do you have to touch me? Okay, that's that's not just to me. >> You have any medical complaints other than >> I am. I need water. >> For some reason, she believed that she was in a position to call the shots. Perhaps it was because the officers were being nice to her. But at this point, the cops were at wit's end. >> No blood pressure, Charlie. Can you not touch my >> Are we done? >> All right. This is going to go over your head. >> Why? >> Because you were spitting. >> You don't have to. >> All right. I'm just going to >> Yeah. >> Reach over. >> You're hurting me. Look what you're doing to my hand. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Yeah, you should be. >> All right. >> And why are these handcuffs so tight on me? They're You're hurting my hand. Ow. >> I'm not touching you. >> You are. Look, these cuffs are tight on me. Do you not see how my hand is? You made them tight. You can't pull the seat belt like that. >> Do you want me to readjust the cup? >> Yes. >> Okay. Can you not yell for me, please? >> Sure. They hurt. Don't stop putting so much restraint on me. I'm a girl. You don't need to be so forceful with me. >> Okay. Okay. I just got out of the hospital. Calm it down, please. I'm not trying to be crazy. Thank you. >> Absolutely. >> Thank you. >> Not aing convict. I don't know how handcuffs feel. I'm aing product owner at Lonard House. Do you have a home? I'm a product owner now. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, you have very tiny wrist. >> Okay. So, then >> whatever. All right. Whatever. Put my seat belt on. >> I want my head over it. Super cute. Watch your hands. >> I have to give it to you. >> Oh, sorry. I forgot. >> Okay, >> I'm good. >> You don't want more? >> Be back in. >> Okay, girl. Okay. I don't want more. Give me a second. I need to breathe. >> All right. Yeah. All right. >> Well, I can't stand out here all day. >> Okay. So, then where are we going? >> All right. >> I meant the water. Then give me something. >> Put your feet back in. >> Then give me something to drink. She's trying to >> put your legs in. >> You want more? >> I want more, but not right now. You have to feed me like a baby. So, you have to wait. Can I breathe? >> Yeah. Give her a second. She'll give you more. >> Throw it away. >> Is rolling. >> Rolling. >> I put your shoes right here if you want to put them on. >> Yep, I do. $150 taking them off. >> Hey, that's fine. >> I'm just letting you know. >> Vehicle security. >> I got it. >> All right. I said I walk through door. step forward a little bit for us. Thank you. [Music] >> I have so tell them that. >> Okay. >> Okay. Where's your name? >> In the end, she was charged with assault and resisting an officer with violence. This young lady might have been crazy, but now you should meet Sarah, a first class Karen who learned the hard way that a medical condition didn't make her above the law. >> Don't touch my stuff. You don't know where it's going. Stop. You're under arrest. >> No, I am not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I am not. >> I don't know what you're going through in life right now. I can't imagine. >> Brain tumor. I'm dying. >> Touch me. >> Don't touch me. Touch me. Touch me. >> I don't want to. >> I am not a criminal. >> I did not hit or hurt anybody. >> On May the 7th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a local hotel following reports of a customer who refused to leave the premises. Once officers arrived at the scene, the hotel staff gave a brief recount of Sarah's despicable attitude towards staff and explained how she'd been an utter nuisance throughout her stay in the hotel. >> The housekeepers went to go knock right now to do service. Uh she has a dog and the she opened the door so the dog ran out. One of our housekeepers kind of got scared. She moved out of the way. So then she comes out and grabs her dog. And since our housekeepers don't really understand uh English, don't communicate English with her that well, uh she called the the housekeeping manager to see what's going on. When my housekeeping manager gets there, the lady's yelling at her. She's like, you guys are not letting me into my room. This and that. So then my she's like, I'm calling the cops. So my ma my housekeeping manager came down. She's like, hey, I guess you're still upset. We don't know why. I go up there. She was on the phone with you guys. And then out of the nowhere, I asked her, "What's the problem?" I can't get back into my room and you guys locked me out. And I was like, whoa. I was like, I just got here. What's going on? She was like, and don't yell at me again. And then she was like, well, you guys are not letting me in. And then my housekeeper manager tried to explain to me in Spanish what the other housekeeper said. And she cussed her out. She was like, don't be talking to about me in Spanish, this and that. And I told her, "Ma'am, you can't be talking to us like that. I'm going to ask you to leave." And then she's saying, "Oh, I'm really scared now. They're they're acting like I'm doing something bad." So, I'm like, I just we don't want her here anymore. And she doesn't want to leave cuz when I called her earlier to tell her she needs to leave, she's like, that's not happening. I'm not leaving. >> Is she back in her room? >> Yeah, she's back in her room. >> Okay, let me wait for the other officer and then we'll go ask her to leave. >> After getting the employees statement, the officers headed to Sarah's room, hoping to swiftly remove her from the premises. However, within seconds of interacting with her, the deputies realized this would be a long and complicated case. >> San Police Department How's it going side? >> It depends which side are you on? >> I don't know what that means. Uh, but here's the deal. Okay, so I spoke with the guy downstairs. Um, and then I read the information that you provided to dispatch about them letting your dog out. Um, regardless of what occurred, whether you believe they were rude or they believed that you were rude. Okay, we're not really here to dispute any of that. >> I didn't I'm sorry. I did not let my dog out on purpose. That was an accident. >> Okay. I need you because he's sitting the hallway. >> I am busy packing. I'm getting ready to leave. >> You need to open the door. >> Be ready to take my stuff out of the room. >> You need to open the door. >> I'm not going to open the door. Sorry. Sarah, hide. >> Sarah, you need to open the door. >> No, I don't open the door. >> Okay. If you don't open the door, you're going to go to jail. >> Do you want to go to jail? >> But right now, I am short of breath and I can't move. So, I need to rest for this. Give me 15 minutes. Okay. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> And don't get treated this way. >> Miss Hine, this is the Santa Fe Police Department. Officer Romero. >> You have to open the door. Okay. You're getting very close to a point where you're going to be placed under arrest if you do not open this door. King2571. >> Miss Hine, >> you need to leave the premises now. If you don't open this door, you're going to jail. I'm telling you right now. If you >> I asked you to bring I'm getting ready. I asked you to bring my stuff. If you can't bring it, I'm not opening the door. >> Bring what stuff? >> What? Not what I am going through, what I am doing is not going to jail. >> So, let me explain something to you, okay? If you leave on your own free will, you open this door and we walk with you outside. >> I am calling for somebody to take me to another place. I am short of breath. I have >> Okay, you can still open the door. >> You guys will have to live for a while. >> Miss Hine, you need to open the door. You're going to be placed under arrest. >> I have the right to privacy right now. I have asked for the dolly to take my stuff downstairs. Once I'm packed and my stuff is downstairs, then I'm gone and you don't have to deal with me again. >> How much time do you need to pack, >> honey? I'm still working on it. I told you I'm short of breath. I have a brain tremor. They're burning out. I can't think. I'm on bad medicine. >> I get short of breath. >> I hear that, but you need to open the door. No, I'm not opening the door until I'm all ready and giving up that thing back up here. >> With the door locked, Sarah thought she was invincible to the police. However, it didn't take long before the officers found their way in. >> Let's get going. Okay. >> When I'm done packing, >> I'm not done packing. >> Can we open? >> Would you let the dog back in? That's stupid to let him out. Come here. >> Cut out the door. >> Sniper, come here. Come here. >> I'm sorry. This is >> Bring me the stuff that I can put my stuff. >> It's right there. >> Is it Can you bring it again? I'm short of bread. Do you want to check my pulse? >> I don't need to check your pulse if you need an ambulance. >> You don't care to check my pulse. >> I can call an ambulance. I'm not a medical professional, but I can call an ambulance for you. >> I have been treated very cruy and rude. >> Finish packing your stuff, please. So we can get >> I can't because I'm short of >> If you don't pack your stuff, then I'll pack your stuff and I'll call an ambulance for you. Those are your only options. >> That is not the only option. >> Those are the only options. >> Those are not the only options. >> So I can call you an ambulance. They can check on you. Well, they're checking on you. I can pack your stuff for you. >> No, you're not touching my stuff. >> Then you need to leave and pack it. >> I'm trying. I have been working my >> So go ahead and start packing. >> Not right now. I'm taking a short breath because my pulse ox is low. >> Okay. >> Snider, come here. Come here. >> Get you an ambulance and I'll pack your stuff for you. Snider, come here. >> How old are you, ma'am? So I could get you an ambulance. None of your business. Spider, come on. >> If you refuse to leave, I'm telling you, you're going to >> I'm not refusing to leave. I'm refusing to finish packing right now because I'll pack your stuff for you then. >> No, you will not. >> Don't come close. >> Do not touch my stuff. I will sue you. >> You can sue me if you want, but we need to get going. >> Do you understand how I am? >> I can call you an ambulance, >> but we need you to leave the property. Okay. >> Do you know Do you know how grateful that makes me feel in Santa? >> Listen, ma'am. I don't want to fight with you. I don't want to argue with you. >> I have a job to do. >> My person. >> Listen to me. >> Okay, fine. >> I have a job to do. Okay, that's your job. >> They no longer want you on the property. So, I have to ask you to leave. >> Okay, they've asked you to leave multiple times. You have to leave their property. >> I ask I was getting ready to get them something nice and say I'm really sorry because there is stuff there's medicine I'm taking in my brain and I was going to say I'm sorry. >> While they tried to reason with her, Sarah began taking the officer's restraint for granted and became inappropriately handsy with them. A dire mistake that she'd come to regret much later. >> Listen, Dar. >> Don't put your hands on me. >> Be gentle. >> I'm being very >> I had the the waitress knocked at my door. I opened the door. The dog ran out, >> ran into the room. I got locked out for 20 minutes. They left me locked out >> for 20 minutes, which is >> Sorry that you feel that that they were rude to you, but they need you to leave. >> Excuse me. I would like my purse. Thank you. >> There's no reason for you to be so aggressive. >> There is a reason for me to be aggressive and they've been nothing but mean to me. >> I need you to pack your stuff. >> I need to rest until my pulse goes back down. It's going to take 5 minutes. Why don't you guys go back downstairs? I'll be out. >> I'll pack your stuff. >> I'm not going to stay. I'm not going to poop in the room. Please do not touch my stuff. >> I will pack it for you. >> Please do not. >> Unfortunately, we can't wait. If you have a medical emergency, I can call an ambulance for you. >> Okay? But if if you do not have a medical emergency, you need to leave. >> It is a medical emergency. >> We'll call you an ambulance. >> It's not an ambulance needed. I needed to get over to Zia. >> Okay. >> To the rest place where they're going to fry my brain. >> We need to pack your stuff. Okay. >> Okay. Can we wait 2 minutes until I get my >> We've been waiting. So, I'll pack your stuff for you. What else do you need to go? >> Don't touch my stuff. You don't know where it's going. Touching an officer's face was one thing, but holding a phone at one was another. At this point, the deputies were tired of Sarah's antics and decided to show her what law enforcers do to uncooperative Karen. >> Stop. >> Let go of me. You >> let go of me. >> Stop. >> I'm trying to pack this for you. >> You're under arrest. >> No, I am not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I am not. You tried biting me. You threw a phone on my officer. That is illegal. You do not do that. >> Please, would you please let me go? >> You do not do that. >> Can I have my phone? No. >> I'm sorry. You feel I'm offensive. I was trying really hard not to be offensive. >> Ma'am, you grabbed my face and I >> I touched your face regardless. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm sorry I touched you >> and I let it go. >> Okay. But you continue to be difficult. >> No, >> I'm not trying to be difficult. I'm trying to get out of here and it upsets me more. >> Please let my wrists go. I promise I will. I will. >> Somebody can pick up my dog. >> So, whoever gets my UMR, I'm not going to jail. >> You are going to jail? >> I am not going to jail. >> Look, I'm a really >> I have no reason to be in jail. It's >> I don't want your dog to go to animal control. >> My dog's not going to animal control. I'm going to Zia. I'm going to get my brain fried. Please let me go. I promise I will be very, very, very nice. I will get out of this. I will never ever look at this place again. I try to apologize for how I behave. This is unconscionable. If you knew who I am and what I had done and what I am going through, it's been very rude for these people. >> Can you hear me out? I I will listen to you. >> Okay. I've been nothing but nice to you. >> You have been nothing but nice to mess you back. I did not slap you. I kept you >> regardless. Okay. You still grabbed me. Okay. >> I did not grab you. I touched you. >> Listen, >> there's a difference. >> I didn't want things to escalate. So, I didn't do anything at that point. Okay. All I did was ask you to pack. >> I'm packing. >> Listen to me. You said you were going to hear me out, right? I asked you multiple times to pack. Okay. You said, "Oh, I need to catch my breath." I said, "Okay, we'll get you a nap. >> Something to catch my breath." Okay, >> let let me out. So I you know it's been 15 minutes. If you let me out of my things and get me I will go sit on the >> Are you going to listen to me? >> I'm listening. Are you listening to me? >> I am but you need to listen to me first and then I will listen to you. >> Your actions today. >> Okay. You can't throw stuff at me. You can't grab me by the face. >> I can't throw anything at you. The face. I touched you. >> You grabbed me with both hands. So please face. >> Listen to me. All I'm saying is touch and grab. Please just let me know. Okay. >> All I need is >> But your actions today are they're not reasonable. >> Well, they're not reasonable because my brain's not reasonable. And I totally admit that. And it's not my fault. And it pisses me off. >> She didn't actually bite you, did she? >> She tried. She grabbed it. Somewhere. >> I did not. >> The pinch. >> I did not. I wouldn't touch his. >> I don't need one. >> Listen real quick. Okay. We've we've already gone through this. Okay. Like we both agreed, I've been nothing but respectful to you. Okay? >> You've been trying very hard. >> I have. >> All I'm asking, please take >> I'm going to tell you again. Okay. I don't know what kind of interactions you've had with police officers, okay? But you can't grab me by the face, okay? And I let that go, okay? I All I did was ask you to leave and I still tried to >> I will not touch any of anybody else. Just please let me don't respect. >> But unfortunately, and unfortunately, we're we're past that point. Okay. So, you are going to be placed under arrest. After realizing messing with the officers was a terrible move, Sarah tried to apologize her way out of an arrest. However, it was already too late. The ship had long sailed. And one way or another, the woman was going to get her much deserved karma for being a terrible person. >> You want to sit up? >> I want I want this off. >> Unfortunately, they're not coming off. >> You know, I'm dropping my medication. I need it off. I'm not going to be mean anymore. I promise. If you want me sitting in the damn police car, you can take me. I will find somebody >> to come and get check your pants. >> Your pants aren't torn or anything. >> I didn't touch. >> Yeah, she's not being very helpful with us. >> Did she yell at her? >> I can hear you. >> Did she yell at her? when we were here. >> Was she the one that she yelled at or she yelled at another housekeeper? >> There was another housekeeper, right? >> Are you okay? >> No, I hear you. I hear you. >> I promise I will not touch anybody. I will pack my stuff. I will leave this place and I will not bother anybody here ever. ever ever again. >> Thanks, guys. >> And you think you guess what, man? >> Thank you. >> All right. Best of luck, miss. >> I'm going to send >> Do you want to give you guys' wives a note about how well I was taken care of? >> Not going to get any assuming no. >> If you sit up, I can fix those for you. >> I cannot sit up. I'm sorry. >> Can you roll over? We'll send you up and I'll fix the the restraints on you. >> Can you reach down? I can't get up. I'm old. I don't have to. I have bruises all over my body. >> That hurt? No, that hurts. >> We have to stand you up regardless. >> I don't have to. Please. No, I don't have to. Please undo it. I'll lift it up. Just lift it up and then I'll get up. >> It'll work that way. The faster we get you up. The faster we get you out of here. >> Works, too. But >> you know how you put it on there, right? What you did. You can't be doing that. >> I did not do anything. Okay. >> So, we're going to help you up slowly. The medic said you're fine. >> So they left. >> Don't pull on me. >> We have to send you up. >> Please don't pull on me. >> We have to send you up. Okay. >> Please don't pull on me. Please try to be gentle. >> The easiest way is if they sit you on your bottom and then we help you up. That way they're not pulling on your arm. >> If he is pulling on my arm, sir, >> you got to cooperate. >> I'm trying. >> Roll you on your side. I need you to kick your feet under you so I could so you could stand up. >> I'm still going to hurt. >> It's going to hurt a little bit. >> It's hurting a lot right now. >> Ma'am. Miss, you're under arrest. Okay. Okay, those handcuffs are not coming off. So, work with us the best way possible. >> Now, if the handcuffs are coming off, I'm not moving. >> Unfortunately, they're not coming off, ma'am. So, I'm going to be very honest with you, okay? You We're going to ask that you go willingly on your own. >> I'm going to ask nicely. >> I'm going to tell you straight up what's going to happen. Okay? >> If you do not go on your own, you're still going, but we will force you >> to get up and and go to our vehicle. Okay. >> So, I'm >> I swear to God, promise I will not touch you. Please un I know you can bend over. Undo this. I will stand up gently and then you can put the damn thing back on. >> You're under arrest. Okay. We're not taking those off. >> Okay, fine. Just Just bruise bruise. Get out of here. >> We don't want to hurt you. We're not trying to hurt you. >> Break my break my clothes. >> Just so you don't >> There you go. >> Stand up. One. >> We're going to help you with your feet. >> Three. >> Three. There you go. >> You want to put these on? Here's your shoes. >> Let go. Let go of me. I need to finish packing my stuff. So, I have my stuff. >> Unfortunately, we gave you a chance and you declined that. So, now we get to pack your stuff. >> I declined that because I was short of breath. >> You have plenty of breath to argue and fight with these guys. Put on your shoes. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay, then you can go barefoot. That's >> No. >> Another question. You're going to walk down to the car one way or another. >> Can I get my purse? >> Where's it at? It's on the bed. >> Please be nice to my dog. He's gentle. >> Once Sarah was escorted out of the premises, the officers detained her in the police car and prepared to transport her to the hospital before heading to the station. Throughout this entire process, the woman was adamant about playing the victim and blamed her arrest on everyone but herself. >> Oh yeah, I asked for that like 20 minutes ago. >> No, I asked because I was not physically able to get off the floor with these type of things. Hungry, you're going to find that I have bruise all over my body from what's going on. And now it's worse. I did not hit you. I touched you gently. And you're buying that I hit you. And I think that's wrong. >> I t my Oh, Jesus. >> I did not pinch him. >> That's what you guys are saying. I'm sorry. I can't do that. >> You have no choice, man. >> I But it hurts. So, can I slow down a little bit so it doesn't hurt? >> Take your time. >> The best way is to slide more in that way. >> If I didn't have a fat, maybe I wouldn't slide easier, wouldn't I? Maybe if I had shorter legs. God damn it. I can't. It hurts. I'm not going anywhere. I was not a horrible person. I cannot believe this. >> I can't. I'm sorry. I can't move. Quit playing with my ass. >> Get your hand off my ass. >> Grabbing your seat belt. >> You're going to be a seat belt. Get your hand off my ass. If you're going to be rude to me, I'll be rude back. >> We're going to bring you your purse and your shoes and I have your cell phone. Okay, Miss >> Thank you. I appreciate that. >> So, real quick, Miss Hine, you do have some belongings here. Okay. I just have to make you aware that your belongings are going to stay here. When you do come to pick them up, when you get out of jail, you have to give us a call and we can come and stand by. >> Can you come and help me, please? I asked yesterday when I came down from task if I could just drop them off. It took me 2 hours to get from treatment at 3:00 to 5:00 here to check in because they wouldn't let me check my stuff. I have been nice. I've been walking my dog. I've been picking up his stuff. I've been quiet. And now this is I asked for juice this morning. She goes, "Oh, there's no juice." And I have been treated more rudely than ever. And now I'm the one who's carrying the thing and they get to live with it. I was getting ready to All my stuff goes into that one place. >> Listen, you're you're you're not getting arrested because of how you were treated or how you felt. You're getting arrested because of the things that you did when we asked you to leave. Okay? >> I asked nicely to not leave and I was not given options. >> Unfortunately, when they ask you to leave, you got to leave. Okay? And then your actions after that are just unacceptable. >> Okay? >> Could we just get here so I can take this off? I am in pain. >> Give us a second. Okay, we're getting your stuff now. We're going to get you some shoes and stuff. Okay. What's your telephone number? >> Not telling. >> So, the the reason that we're asking is that way animal control can call you when when you get out. You can go pick up your dog. >> 719. >> I appreciate that. It hurts me too hard to move around. >> Can you undo it, please? >> What's that? >> Can you undo the wrist, please, so I can move? Unfortunately, we can't till we get inside. >> Okay. >> Can you hold my shoulders, please? Just touch me so I No, don't push. Let me stand up. >> I'm trying. I'm really trying. >> Okay. >> You know, I'm not a stupid woman. >> I believe that. >> We all do cuz we all commit mistakes. I don't know what you're going through in life right now. I can't imagine. >> Brain tumor. And >> is that all? Where? Where do I go? >> This way. Over here. >> Inside the clinic, Sarah tried to use her health problems as an excuse to get special treatment from the officers. However, the law enforcers were done playing nice with Sarah and saw through her pity scheme. >> The seat. >> No, I want my wrist off. It hurts me. It's physically hurt. I have breathing problems and I have bruising and I cannot see. >> We can put two sets of cuffs on. You can put you can undo these and then put them in front and I will be h much happier and you will be much happier and it will be more comfortable. But it will happen right now please. >> I asked nicely several times. You can you can glue each of my arms to one of the labels. I just can't have them behind me sir. It's not physically able. >> Well, unfortunately they are going to be ahead. Okay. >> They will not be behind me. You will put one here and one here. My wrist hubby in front. >> I'm not You're not moving my wrist. They hurt too bad right now. I am in pain and I will not move until I >> Once he gets back, we'll make a determination. >> Okay. You You make a determination. I heard it. >> I am not a terrible person and I did not slap you. >> I didn't say that she Yes, you did. I touched you. >> Did you grab me? >> Did not grab me. I touched you. >> Let me ask you a question, Miss. If I grabbed you by the face right now, >> touch me. I don't want to. >> Go ahead and touch me. Touch me. Go ahead and touch me. >> I don't want to. >> You can touch me and it's not going to hurt me. >> You would feel that it was inappropriate. >> No, it would not necessarily because I'm a medical person and you touch people when you're a medical person to make sure that they're okay. >> You're you're have a seat over here. Now, >> you need to go sit back over there. >> Nope. I'm sitting here cuz it's more comfortable and I need my I need this off. >> What are you doing? >> Go back over there. >> No, I'm not. You're going to remove mine. >> I'm not >> being remove it until they remove it to find out why you've brought me here. >> Go back and sit over there. >> No, I'm sitting right here and it's much more comfortable. >> This is This is the nursing station. You can't sit over here. >> Well, I'm sorry. When they undo my wrist, then I can go back over there and sit. I'm not a mean person. >> You need to go back over there. >> My name's Will. >> Hi, Will. I'm Sarah. Hi. I'm a physician assistant. I have a brain tumor. I am in terrible pain. They have been horrendous to me for an hour. >> Sarah, my name is Well, I'm one of the doctors. I appreciate you're a PA. I was looking at the glyobblasto multip. I know that. But we also and you know this as somebody who works in medicine. We don't negotiate, right? We can't let you sit at the nursing station. >> I negotiation is please don't do this. >> I need you to come over. >> I'm going to stand. Okay. I'm standing there. >> That's fine. You can stand. >> I'm standing there. I'm not I will not sit in your place. >> I'm sorry. I have been through horrendous activity this morning. >> Okay. I'm just going to try to figure out what's going on. All I'm going to ask is that you stand right here. >> All I'm going to ask is I do my wrist because I have bruises from my >> So, you're claiming that we >> beat you up. >> I am not claiming that you beat me up. I am claiming that you pushed me onto the table, ripped my arms behind my back, and put the wrist on. >> Can I take some pictures of you to document your injuries? You said you had some bruising and stuff. >> When I get in the room, I'm going to take my top off and you're going to see the bruises. >> Can I take a picture of what I can see right now? >> You can take a picture of what you see right now. >> I am not a criminal. >> I did not hit or hurt anybody. >> Can you please? >> I can put them in the front for now. >> When we transport you, we're going to put them back in the back. Okay. >> Please put them in the front. >> But I I need an assurance from you that you're going to call. >> I am I have given you an insurance for 30 minutes, 45 hours. I will not hurt or you will go shut my mouth up. All you have to do is just hide me in the chair. >> I just told you what this >> and then whatever she did to you. >> I didn't do anything. >> Have a seat. >> This is the issue that we're having now. >> Do a thing. I didn't do anything. >> You telling me that you're going to complain and stuff, but your actions are something else. Okay. >> I asked you nicely to remove these and fix me. >> That's not the way. >> I am a nice person. I I I don't doubt that. >> After the woman's relentless nagging, the officers finally decided to have mercy on her and adjust her cuffs. >> Let me move your handcuffs to the front. I just like I said, okay, >> if you act up or do anything wrong, >> you're going to act back and make >> I am not going to act up. For Christ's sake, I'm an elderly lady. I have a tumor. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> You see your hat? Turn off. >> I have to be careful. Let me see. I don't dispute okay what you're saying. Okay. >> Can you listen this side? >> Let me see. >> I'm sorry. I'm not going to hit you. I'm doing range of motion on my shoulders. >> It needs to be this way. Okay. >> Once you get to the job, >> I don't want to look at you. Okay. Just shut me in. I be quiet. I'm just not going to look at anybody. I'll be trying to be good. I'm very upset. I'm very frustrated. >> I'm going through hell and here I am at the jolly jolly hell. V so proud of my body. >> Just >> the only thing I did was simply ask you to leave. >> I asked to leave and I told you I had shortness of breath and I needed to spend some time packing. It's the guy at the front desk who was being more than rude to you and me. She didn't want to get vital or anything. Ready, miss? Ready? >> Ready for what? >> We got to go. >> I will go after I get my pants fastened up. >> I cannot with these on. I need some assistance. Somebody else helped me take them down and did not help me put them back. >> I didn't see anybody taking your pants off. >> That doesn't matter. But I will not leave until my pants are fastened. And I do not think that that's unreasonable. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> Hey, let's put your pants back on. >> Please. Thank you. >> Are they here? >> Can we shut the door? >> They don't want to see my >> Yeah. So they can shut the door. >> Okay. >> You have to Okay. >> Please don't. I have to. It's our >> Can you make it loose to the back? It hurts so bad. >> I'll use two sets of cuffs. Okay. But it's our policy. >> Okay. It hurts when this happens. >> I understand that. But we have to both be okay. >> I know because I'm such a mean. Not worth bumping in the world today. >> Nobody said >> Well, that's why I'm sorry. I hope this never happens to your mother or your grandmother. >> You don't have to face the wall. >> I'll stick my tummy out. >> You can do that if you want. I can do whatever I want to. I could, but then I'd have to stay here the rest of my life, and you guys would enjoy me so much. >> In the end, the woman was charged with two counts of assault upon a police officer, resisting arrest, and criminal trespass. Sarah might have been crazy, but she was nothing compared to Serena, a psychotic Karen who was caught at a store lunging at customers with a knife. >> You grabbing me. You grabbing me. You ling me. >> Stop. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Yep. There's a knife right here. >> Protect me for nothing. I try to protect myself. I ain't did to nobody. You said I ain't got a knife to try to hurt people. I take care of people. I don't hurt people. >> Take any medication. >> You know what? Just leave me alone. >> On July the 13th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a convenience store in response to a psycho shopper who was threatening customers with a knife. Upon arrival, the officer spotted the suspect arguing with an employee outside the store. Wasting no time, the officer tried to detain the woman before conducting a proper investigation. However, the woman had other plans and was determined to put up the fight of her life. >> Hey, let me see your hands. >> Let's go. >> Let me see your hands. >> Let's go. >> Yeah, I told you. You knocking everything down while I'm popping the Let's go. And she got a knife. >> Hold on. No. H Stop. Please stop grabbing me. You grabbing me. You not grabbing me. >> Stop. >> Oh my god. I didn't do it. >> Stop. >> Hold on. >> I didn't listen to Put your hands behind the wall. >> Hold on. Are you pushing me? You didn't say nothing to me, but you're grabbing. Oh. Oh my god. This what you doing? >> Roll over. >> Oh my god. >> 14. Y'all didn't do nothing but ke >> roll over. >> Oh, >> roll over. Roll over now. >> Hold on. See, this is crazy. >> Roll over >> for real. >> Roll over, >> sir. >> Roll over now. >> This is crazy. >> Roll over. >> I just came from work. Listen, I just came from work. I just came from work. I never did nothing to nobody. >> What? No, I ain't got to go. >> I have taken. Oh my god. >> Roll over. >> No, I'm about to go over. Okay. This is crazy. Oh god. Jesus. What? Oh, >> I can't believe this. I ain't I ain't resisting nothing. >> The woman put up a decent struggle, but against three officers, she had little chance of escaping. Once the cuffs were on, the woman continued with her tantrums, which turned out to be a complete waste of energy since no one was paying attention. >> I just came from Arby's and from my job from work. Y'all, >> we don't want her back in the store. >> Guess what? Y'all d me down bad. >> Clear the channel. >> No, it's okay. I ain't going to say nothing. D me down bad for nothing. >> What's up? >> Everyone out here saying what you did. I tried to detain her. She don't want to listen. >> My seat is not over and everything. >> Yeah. You know you did. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. There's a knife right here. >> No. Yeah, I did. >> Listen to me. >> You guys got her. I'm secure this. >> Yep. And Jesus. >> God is good and God is great and God got me cuz I ain't never do [ __ ] All I did was get off work to go home. I got a taser. I have nothing. I have some in my mother and I didn't do nothing but try to come and get my and that is it. And that's all. I do not know. I ain't gonna say nothing. >> I I know me over me. I ain't moving. >> Whatever y'all want to do cuz I swear to God. >> It don't matter to me. Take me, pick me up, take me to Mary'sville, to everywhere. I have a knife and I had a uh a taser. I got m to protect myself as I just got off of work. I went to Orbee and got a thing. I ain't coming here for that, man. >> Over there. >> I ain't even mad. I don't I ain't got nothing to say. >> No, I ain't going to lay nothing. I'mma do whatever y'all want me to do. And I ain't got nothing to say. I don't have nothing to say. I ain't even do nothing. >> Guess what? I'mma be crying. I came from work. Look at me good. I'm a goddamn fusitive for what? To come to get black and m I don't even give a >> I ain't got nothing to say. >> No. Yeah. Put me up like I did. Like you definitely to the ground. No. Y'all going >> he got me. Yep. Come on. >> Yeah. No, I have that for my protection when I'm out here. >> Stop and just walk. >> I'm I am. But you know what? It's This is crazy. I just got off work. >> We got to get it because Never mind. You know what? This is my life story. I ain't I work to protect Never mind. I don't jingle. >> I want my purse though. Can you please make sure I got my hood? And guess what? And I'mma go in here. Whatever y'all want cuz I swear to God I >> After the woman was restrained in the police car, the officers reviewed the store security footage, which confirmed that the suspect did pull a knife on customers. Besides retrieving the tape, the officers also questioned an employee who provided a firstirhand account of what had happened in the store. >> She was acting like in the store. They seen the video of her um arguing with a customer and putting the knife up like this towards the customer. Okay. >> They seen that the officer seen the video of that and then the knife fell and I'm mopping all of this junk up for the customers on four and I'm like look you need to leave. Oh that this this I said okay. I was >> I don't know what it was and I told him I said call the I said don't argue with them. Just call the police. It's called seen before. >> No, she I don't give a about the police. And then the lady coming in with her daughter, she tell you better get your daughter now. This is a child. >> So I was like, "Okay, you don't want to leave." I said, "I'll be right back." And I'm going upstairs. That's when the she fathers me outside. And so I knew she had a knife. So I'm keeping my pulling. I'm deep. >> So that's when the officer pull up and I'm like right here. So he like, "Let me see your hand." He didn't pull his weapon or none of that. He's just like, "Let me see your hands." And so I moved out the way. And he was walking like, "Let me see your hands. Turn around." And she that this this this and that. So he don't even know at the time if she had the knife in her hand or her. So he got to protect himself. So when he went to go like this to her to contain her, she flipping out and she really So he had no other choice but to take her to the ground. >> While the officers continued their investigation, the woman kept rambling on like a crazy person. and yelled at anyone and everyone who cared to listen. >> Take me. I'mma call my lawyer and take me for nothing. I try to protect myself. I ain't did to nobody. >> Yeah. >> I roll out here. Move around. I hate Africa. I ain't did I work. What I'mma tell my job tomorrow? Oh, I got off of work and got a orange cream drink from Arby's and went to whatever the the the fast sparkle market and get black and mouse and all of a sudden I'm going to jail for what? >> What am I going to I ain't spelling. Y'all taking me to jail, y'all. I ain't do nothing. I'm mad. I just got No, because I just got off of work. I just got off of work. I just got off of work. your address. >> I didn't do nothing. I ain't giving Listen. >> Why? What the did I do? What did I Can I ask you this? What did I do? >> I just got off a word. That's what I'm saying. What did I do? No. Oh. Oh. Now. Oh, here we want to go. Oh my god. Okay. So now I plus I had a knife become a step man. Put up now I ain't got the weap. That's crazy. I hate acting now. Oh Jesus. I ain't got nothing to say. No I'm done. Yep. Meet it everywhere. And now I'm in the back of the police car from coming from work to get something at Arby's and going there. Now all of a sudden cuz I was getting black and my same mad and call the man. I ain't got that for real. >> No, I'm going to jail. I don't care. I ain't did nothing to nobody. >> I ain't spelling. >> No, because I didn't do nothing because you know why you said I got a knife to try to hurt people. I take care of people. I don't hurt people. >> Can I talk to you for a second? >> Everybody trying to come down mad on me and it's up. >> Can I talk to you for a second? >> I ain't doing >> I'm Sergeant Bowman. I'm this officer supervisor. I'd like to talk you through what happened if you talk. >> My heart is out because I swear I just got off work and went to there to get cookies. >> Can you talk about your Yeah, you already know. >> I've never met you before. I have no idea who you are. >> I ain't met you either. >> I ain't meet none of the people before he grabbed me by my arm. Y'all don't understand. >> What's your What's your name, dear? >> Sorry. Sorry for >> I just >> You know what? >> What's your name, dear? I'm I'm I'm really over it. My name ain't nobody. I'mma go to jail under nobody. I'm people that take care of people. I'm a medical assistant. I'm a home state. I just got off of work. Went to the place to get cookies in the goddamn thing and went to getting black in my after that. I don't know what happened. Yes, I had a a knife in my thing. I got a taser. I got to protect me as being a woman. I ain't never go there like that. I ain't got no name. Take me down back. Ain't nobody read me. No memorandas. I just got a All I wanted to do is I ain't never thought that it to be that. I ain't I ain't threatening nobody to do anything. Y'all got my stuff. He got my purse. So he told me you ain't see a orange cream thing. I just got off of work, man. I'm >> Can I ask you some questions? >> No, I want to just ask me whatever you want. I I because I just got off of work. I'm a handcuff and detain. But what did I do? >> Nothing. I never >> I never threatened nobody. I'm very upset. I'm very very very upset because it ain't going to matter. You're going to take me to jail anyway because I'm >> The officers were long tired of hearing this woman's voice, but they still needed to question her. Unfortunately, this would be an impossible task since Serena was hellbent on sounding like a broken record. >> Are you going to talk to me about him? >> What I'm going to talk about? >> I'd like to talk to you about what happened with the officer. >> Who? >> The first officer that you >> I don't give a about none of them because but matter of fact, I'mma tell you this. The only thing that I probably was saying, listen to what I'm telling you since you asked me. The only thing the only thing that I probably would have been saying to your officer and you your own officer or them is nothing because I really don't understand why I didn't even come to this. I just got up for work. >> Can you take any medication? >> You know what? Just leave me alone. >> Do you did you take any or drinking alcohol today? >> Go ahead. >> This crazy. >> I'm going to take your lack of responses. You don't want to talk about >> because you know why I just got off of work. I went to get irrelevant to me. Okay. All right. Well, then it's so what? You were Oh, I'm supposed to be crazy now. I'm supposed to be under the influence of you. >> No, I ain't telling nobody cuz you think I'm crazy cuz you ain't trying to talk to me. >> All right, Sarita, step out for me. >> I can't do You got the thing. You got to uncross your legs and you're going to >> No, you got to unhook this. You got me twisted on. >> Now tell me what I got to do. I don't want to be here. I want to go home. >> That's not happening today. >> I got cookies and orange cream and I went to go get black and mouse. Now I'm in handcuffs. Well, what? What y'all about to do? D me back into the ground. I'm going to the patty wagon. >> You're going to walk over there. >> But what did I do? >> Walk. >> I'm asking a question. No, I hear you walk. But I'm asking you a question. Why on earth should I get off of work and go get cookies and orange cream and now all of a sudden I'm in the mother patty wagon going to jail for what? >> Yeah, I ain't going to fight you. I'm I'm >> hang right here. Stop and face the light. You can take these off. Take them up. I'm going to jail for what? >> To God be his glory. every mother that was out here. I got off of work, went to get cookies and the mother uh my milkshake and got to get some goddamn mouth and now all of a sudden I'm in the patty wagon [ __ ] >> No, don't hold me. I you cuz guess what? I'mma have my >> cuz I ain't get a mother. >> What did I do? Hold on. I got >> I know. And what did I do? Now I'm going to jail. Hold on. What? I'm going to jail for you. >> No, I'm asking a question. >> You sit down. I'll tell you your charges. Sit down. I'll pay your charges. >> No, I'm asking you now cuz I just got off of work. >> You're not in a position to make demand. Sit in the car. >> I ain't trying to make a demand. >> Please sit in the car. >> I'm asking question. >> I'll ask I'll answer all your questions after you say. >> Hey, you a serving, y'all. Sir, >> I just got off from work. I didn't do anything. >> Have a seat. Hey, I got to go to jail out of all of what y'all said for no mother. >> I'm going to jail. >> I don't give a I ain't got time for this to get a mother some mother cookies and go get m Then what? I don't give a like. In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct, concealing a weapon, and resisting arrest.