Back up. >> Suspect's down. >> I need medical, too. >> No. Shoot me. >> Yeah, >> shoot me. I'll >> put it on the ground. >> I'm You stupid little >> Law enforcement officers see it all. Tantrums, tempers, and full-blown psychos who take chaos to dangerous extremes. But what happens when their [music] madness spins completely out of control? >> STOP RIGHT NOW. >> COMFORT. [screaming] >> You want to rub me into the payment? >> Okay, stop. Hit your head. Stop. >> These are moments when full-blown psychos melt [music] down and take things a bit too far. Starting with Shelby, a full-blown psycho who forced the cops to break out the taser just to take her down. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. Please fight. You're going to get tasered. Lay on your >> Get off the Just just now. Just now. On October the 28th, 2023 in West De Moines, Iowa, an officer spotted a woman, Shelby Thcklessly driving on train tracks. The moment she saw the cop, she whipped a U-turn and hit the gas trying to make a getaway. But the officer wasn't about to let her slip away that easily. What should have been a simple traffic stop instantly escalated into pure undistilled chaos. >> Sorry, please. Is your car in park? Yeah, >> it is. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> You have your ID with you? >> Yeah. >> Can I have it, please? >> Why were you driving on the train tracks? >> I was not. >> Ma'am, I saw you pull off the train tracks. >> No, I did not. I was >> I I promise you you're on my my dash camera coming up and I'm telling you. >> Okay. I promise you. >> No. >> Okay. Have your ID with you. >> Please. Please. No. >> I I need your ID. >> No. Please. >> I need your ID. You're required by law to give me your identification. You just had it in your hand. Ma'am, what's your first name? Shelby. >> Shelby, I just need your ID, please. >> Please. No. >> I need your ID. >> No. >> You can either give me your ID, go to or go into custody. >> You have to identify yourself to me. >> Shelby Phil. >> I need your identification. It's in your It's in your hand. >> Shelby Phil. >> Provide me your driver's license, please. >> Shelby Phil. >> Give me your ID. >> Please. No. Please no. >> It's going to ruin my life. Please. >> What are you talking about? >> Please. It's not going to ruin my life. Please. >> 43:30. >> He's going to ruin my life. Please. >> No. >> She's not being cooperative. Would you have another car stepped up, please? >> It's not that. It's not. I'm not cooperative. Please >> give me your ID. Go to jail. >> I am going to go to jail. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> No. Please. Please >> get out of the car. >> Please. Please. Please. No. Please >> get out of the car. >> Please. Please don't. Please. I'm fighting. >> I will. >> Get out of the ground. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> STOP. Stay back. STAY BACK. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. You are under arrest. >> Stand back. [screaming] Please, please, no. Please. >> I'm going to taser you. Put your head up. >> Please, please, no. No. Please, please, no. Please >> get ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Get on the ground. >> Lay on your stomach. >> Lay on your stomach. >> Lay on your stomach. [screaming] Taser deployed. >> Even after being tasered, this psycho was far from finished. With the situation spiraling out of control, the cop had no choice but to use [music] whatever force necessary to finally take her down. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> What are you doing? >> Hey, I can I cannot [screaming] get [screaming] on the floor. Don't step on the sidewalk. Step back on the sidewalk. If >> you don't step back on the sidewalk, I'm going to arrest you. >> For interference, you can't stand in the roadway. Get on the sidewalk. >> You okay, man? >> Okay. Rotate her to her side. >> To her side up. >> I don't know if I can stand up. Just hang tight. >> I can't stay. Just stay there. You're fine. >> Are you done? I can't see. >> What? >> I can't stand. >> Okay. >> Ouch. >> Excuse me. >> Stop. Stop. >> I love her so bad. That hurt so bad. >> Get out of the road, please. >> I've been told that three times now. >> So, what is so Get out of the way. >> Get out of the rope. >> Right there on the sidewalk. >> Get out of the road. >> Get off the road. >> My life is just now. >> What's your deal? What's going on? >> My life is just kill. >> My life is just me now. >> It's not going to happen. >> No. No. My life is just coming out. >> What's going on? >> Please. I was just trying to home with the road. >> That's all I was trying to do is go home. >> Please just let me go. Oh my god. Are you going to need any additional handles? >> [screaming] >> She was driving on the train tracks >> on the De Mo side. >> Came out here. Came back around. >> She was driving >> on the train tracks. >> Yeah. coming out or coming west. >> I don't know. >> No, he's that car over there. >> Yeah, [laughter] >> he's got to move his car. >> Move your car. >> I'm okay. I was just making sure he's okay. She was perfectly fine. She laid out the ground. Y'all check on her once. Is she okay? >> Yeah, y'all better, >> bro. She just got slammed on her. >> No, she reached back inside to me. Look, she didn't grab the shifter. >> Are you all right? >> No, my I can't stand on my foot. >> What' you do? >> I think she done it. So she came off of the railway >> off tracks >> like heading westbound. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> EMS arrived to provide medical attention before she was hauled off to the hospital. But that was just the beginning of her troubles. In the end, she racked up a staggering [music] list of charges, including reckless driving, DUI, disarming a police officer, interfering with an official act causing injury, driving with a revoked license, tampering with an ignition lock device, and more. Here is Sydney Wilson, the woman who turned a routine welfare check into a full-blown fight for survival, leaving the cop in desperate need of a [music] welfare check himself. >> How are you? >> Oh, Jesus Christ. >> Back up. Back up. Suspect's down. >> I need medical too. That's she caught me in the head. >> I'm sorry. >> That's she cut me in the head. >> She cut you in the head? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> On September the 16th, [music] 2024 in Fairfax County, Virginia, an officer was dispatched to a residence on Sunrise Valley Drive in Reston for a welfare check on 33-year-old Sydney Wilson. A mental health professional had reported her as agitated, but nothing could have prepared the officer for what was about to unfold. >> Hi, man. I'm officer. Um, >> how are you? Oh, Jesus Christ. Oh yeah. Back up. >> Oh yeah. >> Back up. Back up. >> Oh yeah. Oh yeah. >> Hey man, I got the dude. Please back up. >> Oh yeah. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Back up. >> 531. Bubble. Scott. Single one fire. >> What is your location? >> 322 apartment 322 11830 Sunrise Sunrise Valley. Star medic please. The suspect. Suspect's down. >> I need medical, too. >> After his vicious encounter with the psycho, the officer required urgent medical attention. >> Are you okay? I'm just headed. >> Are you okay? Are you okay? >> Okay. Do you have any other injuries? I don't have any results. rescuers here. Fire department now take care of him. Take care of him. I got >> Do you have any injuries on you other than your face? I alone. >> I don't do Was that the knife she had? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Once again, you're not cut anywhere. >> Where is she? >> Multiple times. Top of [music] torso. >> I might the head. I'm not sure. You hit I still have a cut somewhere in the head. >> You good? >> Yeah. >> You okay? >> No. I just hit it. >> Okay. >> Do you have an injury to your head? >> That's she caught me in the head. >> I'm sorry. >> I said she cut me in the head. >> She cut you in the head? >> Yeah. >> Okay. First night, >> are you okay? Can you breathe? >> Yeah, I can complete. >> Where were you stabbed? >> I says in the head. >> In the head. I don't want you check the one spot there. >> Right there. Give me two needle darts. >> You know what the darts are? They're a hand thing. And this red back here. This red back. The neck. >> This one here, sir. >> Where at? >> Uh, no. The orange back. >> Tan looking things. >> All right. Once we go to do a pulse check, Once we do that, we're moving her into the hallway. Okay. >> All right. So, how many total? >> Did your hand hurt, too? No. No. So, right now, buddy has a cut down your forehead. >> I'm going to deal with your eyebrow here in a second once I get a little fluid. >> Ready? 1 2 3 down. >> Hello, kid. There's a bunch of golf right there. >> Somebody cut that sleeve. In the end, the officer made a full recovery while Sydney's reckless meltdown cost her everything, including her life. Just like Sydney Wilson, Sabrina was a walking disaster who terrorized [music] everyone in her path. Family members, cops, and anyone unlucky enough to cross her path. >> LISTEN. [screaming] >> LISTEN. >> Let me get the to my house. >> You're not free to go. >> Oh, >> okay. You know what? You mother. >> You stop. >> You know what? You just smashed my head into You want to rub me into the payment? >> Okay, stop. Hit your head. >> Stop. >> On July the 22nd, 2024 in Asheville, Ohio. An officer responded to a domestic assault call. Upon arrival, he found the suspect, Sabrina, clearly intoxicated, sitting in her car. Wasting no time, he secured her in the back of his cruiser while he dug deeper into the situation. >> Oh, that's what I'm asking. I just didn't know how you knew that. >> What are you doing outside of here? >> I got to go talk to them. >> Wait, me in the car? >> You're going to stay in the car? I'm not >> Oh, hell no. You better get me out of here. >> You're just stay there. >> All right, really quick. Let's start off here. Let's start with some information. While the officer was busy gathering information, the psycho in the back seat was gearing up for a full-blown meltdown, unfazed by whatever the consequences may be. >> Sabrina, >> what? >> Stop. Listen to me. >> STOP. >> LISTEN. If you keep hitting the cruise and you cause damages, you will get charged for property damage. Do you understand me? If you keep out of this wheel, I will call. >> Why would you put me here? This is brutality. This ising police brutality. >> This is what you do. This is Let me get the to my house. >> You're not free to go. >> Oh, >> okay. >> Okay. >> You know what? You mother >> stop. You know what? You just bashed my head into >> 8:13. I didn't know you. >> Stop. >> You really want some? >> Sabrina, >> yeah, this is unnecessary force. It's great. >> I need another unit. She >> I don't ever want to see you again. And I promise you, my kids won't ever see you again. Shut the Got something for you, too. I got something for you, too. You mother How about a bully in your brain? >> You're violent. >> I don't want >> I'm violent. >> Yes, you're being violent. >> Yeah. >> Just And your kids are back there watching me. >> Yeah. And your your grandkids are [music] watching this. And your husband's loving it. >> Have a feed. >> You want some? Come get some. >> I swear to God, you'll never see my kids again. Swear toing God. >> Sabrina, listen. [panting] Are we going to be able to get up? Are you going to be a get a cruise without fighting again? I don't know. What do you want? A fight because it sounds like you're awfullying winded. >> Sabrina, I'm doing all right. Are you doing all right? >> You don't even know me. >> I know your name. >> Yeah. You don't know me, though. >> Okay. You want to You want to come at me? Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. You got the upper hand. >> We'll just wait till someone gets your part. Pick it up. [snorts] >> Yeah. Go ahead and send me somebody so we can get her up together. >> So when I'm sued, they [music] think you're a [ __ ] [ __ ] ass wrecked ass. >> Are you okay? >> Get the off me, you stupid prick. Yeah. Where's my baby's dad at? >> So, anyways, ain't >> got to say him. >> We're also going to go ahead and eat a 29 for the face lag. White supremacist ass. Dude, you're not going toinging fight every bullet. Shut up. Shut up. You stupid. >> Please don't say [music] nothing to her. >> Stop holding that right there. Stop holding that. >> I'm not letting go to you. >> Stop holding that. I said >> you literally resisted and you tried to and you literally bit my leg and you kicked me. >> So, >> okay. Just so you know, >> you're a cop. You're supposed to get the used to that. >> Just so you [music] know, assault on an officer is a felony. I'm just letting you know. >> So, >> okay. Well, you're being charged with a felony now. Do you understand this? >> All we had to do is talk to your family and figure out what was going on and maybe let you go. >> Yeah, you weren't going to let me go. [music] >> Okay. >> So, I wasn't going to let youing go. So, you got something? Come get something. >> Sabrina's antics were endless, making every second of the arrest unbearable for the officer. She was testing his patience, and from the look of things, he was probably going to resort to extreme measures. >> Stop kicking me. I didn't kick you. I kicked my foot. Goddamn it. It just so happened to hit your prleyly ass. >> Keep your legs down. >> It doesn't matter. [screaming] I can't. >> You want to run me into the payment? >> Okay, stop into your head. Stop. [screaming] [groaning] >> Okay, stop. We'll just hold your hair then. You're not going to injure yourself. >> No, you're going to You're going to get in trouble for this. You're going to get in trouble. >> Towards me. Sure. All right. Roll over, dear. Don't roll over. Stop. Bring this leg up. >> No. No. No. [screaming] >> I didn't DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> GET UP. >> I didn'ting do anything wrong. >> Get in the car. >> Shut up. Do me a favor and shut your mouth. >> Okay. Stop. Don't kick. Don't kick. Dear, you need to calm down. >> Stop. >> You got a 29 in route. >> Mhm. >> Sabrina, all we had to do is talk about things. Play's going on. >> Yeah, it's all them. They were in my house. They were the ones assaulting me. And why am I in ghost? This is bull. >> Calm down. >> They did it. >> Not me. I swear to God. >> On my life. On my kids' life. They didn't. They [ __ ] got >> I'm a poor paper pad. Eventually, Sabrina [music] racked up a whole laundry list of charges, including domestic violence against a juvenile family member, resisting [music] arrest, and assaulting a police officer. Sabrina might have been a psycho, but nothing could compare to this unhinged couple who thought they could go full psycho on a cop, only to learn the hard way that attacking an officer comes with serious consequences. >> I got it off camera. >> I'MMA STAND UP. MY LEG BROKEN. YOUR LEG BROKE. STAND UP. CUT MY LEG UP. >> NEIGHBOR RECORD. YOU record it, baby. >> Record it. >> Yeah, I'm I'm going. >> On the 27th of January, 2023, officers were dispatched in response to a disturbance at the Spirit Airlines ticket counter where a group of travelers were being aggressive towards airline staff. Upon arrival, the police witnessed an intense situation over a refund. Listen everybody on camera. I got it on camera. 180. >> Give me your hand. GIVE ME YOUR HAND. I got >> try to type a [ __ ] in the back. >> The situation escalated when the wife of the main suspect joined the clamor. This was a huge mistake. What's wrong with you guys? >> My leg is broken. >> I'mma stand up. MY LEG BROKEN. YOUR LEG AIN'T BROKEN. STAND UP. BROKE MY LEG. >> MY LEG IS BROKEN. How you stand up? My leg broken. Everybody go. >> No. No. THAT'S A LIE. >> ARE YOU a black man out here doing this? >> Wow. >> You a black man out here doing this? >> Do they got him? Do they got him? >> Get off of him. Don't tell my husband. Please over here. You're hurting me. >> Record. You're recording, baby. >> Record it. >> I'm suing my legs UP. I'M SUING. I HAVE DISABILITY. And she she choke me. >> She choked me. She grabbed me and I spr Talk to me. I need to be out of my arms. My bones are weak. >> I know. Stop resisting. QUIT PULLING BACK. >> Quit pulling back. Quit pulling back. >> My kid get my kid. >> Quit pulling back. >> You want to get my kids? >> I got to get my >> I don't want any. >> Let her go. My son over there. Stop yelling at us. Stop, >> man. Girl, I GOT IT ON RECORD. THANK YOU. PLEASE. I HAVE A DISABILITY. She's trying me. I hope y'all got THE LITTLE CAMERA. SHE CHOKED IN. I'm in here. Look right here. Yes, she did. >> Yes, she did. Y'ALL HAVE NO CAMERA. Thank you. She dragged me in the hospital. Man, you me out. You a liar >> for him. In the beginning, the couple seemed to think they were too good to be arrested, but they were completely wrong. >> I ain't that, first of all. So, >> I don't know what you're talking about. I know he's catching catching more than that stuff more than the battery. >> I just saw on trying to get him off here and I saw you were on I couldn't see >> it's on camera so I can talk on camera. >> Yeah, we were on the ground and got the worst. >> He had me like I came down like this and he was on top and I was bro I couldn't see I'm pulling him out and the girl found me like crazy. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're good, man. You're good. We don't want you cover. >> Yeah. Yeah, for sure. second. >> In the end, the man was charged with attempted disorderly conduct, resisting an officer with violence, while his wife was also charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. In a league of his own, meet 55-year-old John David Brousoe. So drunk and out of control, he actually charged at an armed female officer with a knife. >> I'm going to you up. >> Yeah. Put it on the ground. >> You stupid little. >> On June the 14th, [music] 2020, a 911 call from the Asiana market on 43rd Avenue in Phoenix reported a dangerous situation. John David Brousoe, [music] heavily intoxicated and armed with a knife, was inside a grocery store, threatening customers. Officers from the Cactus [music] Park precinct, rushed to the scene, and as soon as they arrived, multiple witnesses pointed them [music] toward Brusso, who had moved to the parking lot. And just like that, the showdown was on. >> Drop the knife. >> Put it on the ground. >> You up. >> Put it on the ground. >> Put it on the ground. >> Uhhuh. >> Get your face out. >> He's threatening people. I need another unit. >> Get out of my face. >> Put the knife down. >> Shut your knife down. >> Shut up. >> Put the knife down. >> Shut up. >> Put the knife down. >> Shut up. >> PUT THE KNIFE DOWN. >> SHUT UP. PUT THE KNIFE DOWN. >> SHUT UP. >> PUT THE KNIFE DOWN. >> PUT THE KNIFE DOWN. >> PUT THE KNIFE DOWN. >> PUT THE KNIFE DOWN. >> PUT IT ON the ground. Sit. >> Really? >> Sit on the ground. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. Me. >> Yeah. >> Put it on the ground. >> You stupid little >> The officer's commands meant nothing to him. He had made up his mind and backing down wasn't part of the plan. The cop was beginning to get desperate and her life was already threatened. John David Brousoe might have been out of his mind, but at that moment he was taking things way too far. >> Another >> Hey, put it on the ground. >> What? >> Put it ON THE GROUND. >> WHAT on the ground? >> PUT IT THE KNIFE. >> WHAT on the ground? >> PUT THE KNIFE ON THE GROUND. >> [ __ ] put your [ __ ] ass away from me. >> Put the KNIFE ON THE GROUND. >> SHUT UP. PUT THE KNIFE DOWN. >> SHUT UP. >> SHUT UP. >> 998 998. >> Put the knife. >> I got it. I got it. >> Get on. Stay on the ground. >> Stay on the ground. >> One way or the other, he ended up obeying the officer's command. Flat on the ground. There he was. Rouso survived his injuries and was eventually charged with aggravated assault. Up next, 20-year-old Nicole Campton, a psycho who was convinced [music] she could assault a man at will and face no consequences. >> I got her. Stop right now. [screaming] >> You need to get her over here. You cannot touch me. >> Stop it. >> Stop it. You cannot touch me. >> On July the 20th, 2021, officers in Sparta, Wisconsin, responded to a call about a violent altercation between a man and a woman. The caller reported that the woman, Nicole Cton, had ripped the man's [music] shirt, throwed him to the ground, and was choking him. But when the cops arrived, they didn't just meet a hostile [music] suspect. They were met with a chase. >> Miss, stop. >> I'll take a second. Car, she's walking away from me on stand there. Don't >> stand there. >> Stand there. >> Don't taser. >> Okay, I won't stand there. >> Stand there. >> Stop right now. >> Get off of me. [screaming] STOP. [screaming] >> ROLL OVER ON your stomach. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I can't. MY HAIR. PLEASE STOP. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I'm not cooperating. Please stop. >> Do it now. >> I can't breathe. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. >> Please. My hair is in my >> Put your other hand behind your back. There should be a male over. Hand behind your back right now. >> I can't like this. Stop. >> Babe, roll on your stomach. Move her leg over. >> Please. I can't breathe. >> Hey, step it up. Ben, step it up. >> LISTEN TO ME. >> Turn over. [screaming] >> Put your arm behind your back. >> [screaming] >> Go for >> stop fighting. Trying, dude. >> But you are trying. Roll up on your side so you can breathe. [laughter] [gasps] Where's your house? [laughter] Roll around. >> Please. No. >> Roll on your side. >> I can't. >> Okay. Well, I will help you. >> I'm breathing. Please. >> What? >> I'm breathing. >> Okay. Well, I need you need you to roll on your side so I can change the so I can lock the cuffs so they don't keep tightening on you. >> I don't care. I really don't. [laughter] [crying] >> Are [laughter] you hurt at all? >> Huh? Was it these two that are involved with someone else? >> I know her cuz she took off. >> Yeah. [laughter] >> 104 come 10:40. [crying and laughter] >> Miss, is this your house? [laughter] >> You able to sit up? Can you sit up? [laughter] >> Can you sit on your butt? >> Don't look at me, man. >> Okay, sit up. Catch your breath. >> Nicole's tantrum had no limits. She wasn't done yet and was itching for more chaos. [laughter] >> Get her. Yeah. Guy, >> do not pull away from me. Do you understand? You are under arrest. You [laughter] are going to comply. You are not going to pull away from me. >> 494. Stand here. I do not know what's inside of here. I don't even know if this is their house or not. >> [sighs] >> Just relax. >> I can't relax. >> Stand up. Okay, relax. Well, if you can't resist and then you deal with me. Tell me how you feel on a daily basis. [laughter] >> What is your name, miss? >> I don't have name. >> Okay. Well, you do. >> No, I don't. >> Stop trying to pull away from me. >> My hair's in my goddamn mouth, dude. >> Go. Sit down, please. >> I love you. >> Stand up for [laughter] >> I know. Turn to face the car. Do >> you have anything on you? >> Do you have anything on you I should know about? Hold still. Hold still, please. >> Coming back to a Robert J. Ray or Linda M. Ray. >> Hold still, please. >> You're not going to keep doing this. >> Then stop fighting. >> You're a man. You cannot touch me. >> Right now. You cannot touch me. That's all we got. >> You need to get her over here. You cannot touch me. >> Stop it. >> Stop it. >> You cannot touch me. Jenna, >> don't you kick me or you're going to go TO THE GROUND AGAIN. GET OVER HERE. >> If you kick me, you're going to go face down into the ground. >> She's being an ass. >> I can't search her cuz she keeps squirming on me. >> Yeah, you can't search me. You're right. You're not a female. >> Doesn't matter. >> Relax. Well, we have to search you. >> He just added another charge by kicking me, by the way. >> It's a felony. >> Shut up. >> Oh, [ __ ] Double locked it all. >> Ow. Hurts. >> Well, you did this to yourself, dear. >> No, I didn't. >> Yeah, I told you to stop. How many times? I cannot call the cop. >> It doesn't matter who called. >> It doesn't matter who called. >> It does. >> No, it does not. >> It does. I did not do this. You can't say I did it when I did not do it. >> You didn't stop. Stop. >> Okay. Now, I have a seat, please. >> Hot in here. >> I know that. Says hot after Jason and after you, too. >> Okay. Scoot your feet in or she going to shut the door. Get some air on you. Okay. >> Get my hair out of my face. >> No EMS can come up on scene. >> Screw it in. Please don't get the air on you. >> In a bid to comprehend the full scope of the situation and nail the culprits. The cops went on to interrogate witnesses. >> What did you see here? >> So, I was sitting in front of my window and stop >> identification. >> Basically, she was all over him. Did he do anything? >> But she kept grabbing him, ripped his shirt open. >> Um, >> um, kept jumping on top of them, trying to get him to the ground. They finally did get to the ground, [clears throat] but then came back up and wouldn't let him leave or anything else. >> Where did this take place? >> Right over here. I don't know whose squad that is. >> Okay. >> That's all I seen. I didn't know anything else about back here. >> What happened? >> What drew your attention to him? Well, at first I'm like, are they just screwing around? >> Yeah. >> And cuz she was all over him. And >> you She said she was like jumping on his back or something. >> And then she kept grabbing at his first. >> All right. So, what's your name? Oh, stay in here. What's your name? >> So, what is going on? >> Just having a fight and I wanted some space. >> Okay. Having a fight with this girl. Who is this? >> That's >> That's my girlfriend. >> That's what? >> That's my girlfriend. >> Just stand by it. What's her name? >> Nicole Cam. >> Nicole Kim. >> Cam. C A M P O N. What was going on? >> I tried to finish. The fight started in the house. >> Okay. >> I wanted to leave. She sat in front of the door. I said I would just go out the window. So, we bring her on the rosie between the door and the window, came out to the garage. >> How'd you get out the door or the window? >> Yeah. >> Did you get out the door or the window? >> I got out the door. She eventually just opened the door and let me go out. I I went out into the garage. I opened the door. I was going to go leave. >> I was just grabbing my cigarettes and stuff. She came out, started reaching in my pockets as if she was going to grab something. >> I I just didn't want her to do that. I tried to leave. She kept following me. I just wanted some space. No, she's got to also obey the law. So, obey our commands. So, what happened when you guys are out here on the street? Um, >> she she just kept trying to grab my stuff. >> Like what stuff? >> Whatever is in my pocket, whether it was cigarettes or phone or whatever. >> Okay. Did she rip open your shirt or >> That was in the garage. >> Okay. >> Did she hit you at all? >> Just watched each other a little bit and I don't know. I want to get lost in the moment. >> Okay. >> What was all this about? >> Relationships. something as simple as she thinks I'd rather play games and spend time with her and it escalates from there because I'm the person that I want to go and I want to talk and she's the person where when she's angry she needs a minute and I I can't give the minute I just want I want it resolved. >> In the end, Nicole racked up a laundry list of charges including battery on an officer, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and possession of paraphernalia. Here is an entitled woman who was so convinced she could throw a full-blown meltdown and threaten everyone in sight, including the cops. >> Don't start it up. >> What are you doing? You hurting me. Get off me. Come on. You got a real problem now. I'm from Chicago. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> I don't give a I didn't want to get my beat and I know what to do. >> You're not going to threaten. >> You're a fat ass man. Move out the way. Get your fat. On May the 20th, 2021, law enforcement officers responded to Pineroveve Elementary School following reports of a couple making threatening remarks towards the school's principal and staff. Little did they know, this encounter would uncover a disturbing chain of events. >> Why'd you get out? That lady scared. >> Hold on, guys. Hold on. >> Why did you do that? >> No, I'm I'm going to help. >> All right. Come over here. What's going on? Let me see your license, ma'am. >> I'm not the one, sir. >> I I fine. >> Why did you bothering me? I take him to work. It's at my house. What is it? >> No, I need your ID. >> It's not on me. It's at home. >> All right. Well, you got to calm down. Nobody's being disrespectful to you. >> You blocking me in cuz I'm about to jump that curb and go. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not cursing at you. I'm trying to be respectful. Thank you. >> What is the problem? >> Let me see the keys. Actually, >> what is the problem? >> The problem is Let me see the keys. Let me see the keys. No, no, no. Don't start it up. >> Don't start it up. >> Don't start the car. Let me see the keys. >> I'm not giving you anything. >> Let me see the keys now. You already threatened to jump the curb. Let me see the keys. >> You're not getting I got to take my man to work. >> What are you doing? >> You will give that back right now. I don't even know why you harass >> What is the problem? >> There's no hands up on you. >> I'm not officer. >> Oh, hell no. Stay here. Where you going? >> I'm putting my shoes on. I'm >> going in the back of the car. >> What are you doing? >> Cuz I don't know what you got in there. That's why. >> WHAT THE I'M PUTTING MY SHOES ON. >> RELAX. RELAX. RELAX. >> I'm putting my shoes. >> Hold on. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Get a cuff up before we have a problem. >> Really? My wrist is broke. All right. Cuz he got out of the car. So this what y'all doing to me and I ain't g All right. What are you doing? >> Why keep going in the car and you don't know what you're going >> in that car is mine. You hurting me. >> Hold on. >> What the you doing? >> He's in the curb. >> NO. >> GET OFF ME. >> NO. NO. NO. NO. You're not doing this. You're not. >> You're not pushing me. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Get off me. >> Just sit on the curb. Come on. >> Get the off me, officer. My wrist is broke. >> Stop moving around. >> Just sit down. Sit down for us, please. broke. >> I don't. >> I understand. >> Get your ass off me, officer. Let her come and get me. >> Sit on the car. >> Yo, where is B? You got a real problem now. I ain't from Chicago. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> You're not going to walk all over the place. Come here. >> You ain't had no business touching. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Right here. Your wrist broke, right? All right. >> We want to get away from As officers attempted to address the threats made by the couple, they quickly realized that the situation was more complicated than originally thought. Upon running a routine check, they made a shocking discovery about the car. >> You have a license. >> I have two driver's license today in the car. >> I'm still her. >> Okay. All right. >> Run my social. I'm a doctor. You don't need my name. That's all you need. That's what's so put your shoe on. >> No, you could put on the floor. She can just put her foot in >> right here. >> He really just broke my like that man just manhandled me. Like I'm not no man. I'mma take his old gun. So when I'm ready, he my man. I play ball all day. Mother car is never stolen. She from Haiti. That's Haitian. And you know how much money I just sent to the islands? You better hope that car is stolen as much money as I understand. >> Listen to me. My partner's going to ask for your information. Okay. >> Okay. >> Everybody that's going on me except for that that call the police. >> I going to call Jesse Jackson cuz he really do know me on school. I ain't lying. >> I think so. >> And they got a court case right on the 28th. 44 got >> this vacation. This officer just roughed me up. Where these bars? >> You think I got anywhere in Chicago and they out here? >> Yeah. Go. >> I don't give a >> That should have did that to me. >> He really just threw me against that [ __ ] car like >> No, no, no. >> After realizing that the car was stolen, the officers transferred her to another squad car. And it was here that the situation escalated quickly. >> Stop it. >> I'm really not the one. She could choke me all night. >> Let's go. I ain't playing, right? Listen to me. >> I'm not an officer. >> Okay. These women not. Come on. >> They not a man. >> I don't want you to fall, so I want you to walk. >> Okay. >> I want you to get up cuz you're trying to drop your weight and I want you to sit. >> I'm heavy and I ain't getting no good. >> Have a seat. >> My neck all up. Pull it up. >> Well, have [snorts] nothing. >> Pull it up. >> Push it. Pull it up. >> Pull my pants leg up. >> Pull it up >> all the way. >> Bleeding. >> You're fine. cuz the oil I put on. >> It's no blood. >> Uh-uh. Nuh-uh. No blood. >> Inside the squad car, she went on to display her entitled behavior through her outburst. >> Miss, I came from Chicago. My birthday didn't come yet. >> Okay. I don't give a reason why I [ __ ] >> ma'am. Ma'am, listen. Listen. >> Okay. Nobody never said that you didn't have a real job. Nobody ever said that you did anything wrong. What you need to do >> is calm down. >> I'm about to fly everywhere. They about to Chicago right here. >> All right. >> I got dollars. >> Okay. >> I don't even give a I'm about to send everybody out here. >> All right. >> I want to get out of there cuz I didn't want to get my beat. And I know what do they like Caribbean women. You goddamn right. I don't want to get my beat. You did it. Now I'm about to get paid. Godamn right. We fight. That's a firework. I'm born Memorial Day. National death on God. It's destined to happen. That's so destined to die. I don't know what I believe in God. That's it. That's all. And I'm not no I know too many of them. I'm not a man. My father used to beat my ass. The real couldn't believe my dad did that. All right. The cops do >> what? >> We know in Indiana. Duh. Where's your wife and your kids? They're done. And you going to be there. You going to be a drunk. Every cop is a drunk, man. I don't know what the >> come out. >> I'm not Somebody going to wheel me about this. My knee is up. I'm an athlete. I'm not joking. I'm not no man. Y'all not going to manhandle me like that. So, you got to get away and get a woman off. >> I I didn't handle you. >> All right, then. Get the off. >> No, I'm not going to get off. >> I'm not Don't touch me. >> Don't charge your Don't Don't you dare do anything. I'm going to tell you right now. Get up. I don't My hands are up. >> Get up. Get up. >> Get out of the Yo, where does Get out of my way. You ain't going to get in my face. I'm telling you, bro. >> Get off. No. Get out of my face. You're not going to threaten me. >> Yo, fat ass man. MOVE OUT THE WAY. GET YOUR FAT ASS OUT THE WAY. >> I'm sorry. >> Back the up. No. >> Well, you going to move. Move. I'm not playing with you. >> Even after arriving in jail, she remained uncooperative and even went to the extent of threatening officers. >> You just tried to crack my tooth. >> Are you going to settle down? >> You just tried to crack my >> Are you going to settle down? Stop moving and trying to kick me. >> I didn't even touch him. >> You just settle down, too. >> You're going to settle down. Stop trying to kick me. Stop trying to kick me. >> I'm not touching you. >> Calm down. Yes, you are. >> I'm not touching. He's hurting me. He's hurting me. This cop is hurting me. >> You kicked me one more time. >> Touch that man. >> Yes, you did. >> He tried to prank my time down. Get this man off me. >> You need to come. >> I need an officer. I need a woman officer cuz he just tried to >> I didn't try to kick you. I tried to settle you down. You're trying to kick us. >> I don't want to touch you. >> You got the keys? >> My wrist is broken, miss. Your >> the keys for the >> Get this out my face. >> He just tried to crack my tooth. >> I didn't try to. You tried to kick us and you threatened us. Man, did I try to kick you? Did I threaten you? >> Yes, it is. It's all on camera. You threatened us. You've been threatening us from the day we got in the car. From the minute we got in the car. >> I'm going to I'm going to go listen. You can do whatever you do whatever you want to do. You kept saying >> I have men everywhere. I'm from Chicago, Illinois. They don't There's a man who just got out in 20 years. He's 53. He just threw me around and tried to knock my mother tooth out there and he putting his knee in my back. >> Right. But I never kicked him or touched them. He's lying. Them cameras Chicago even had that. In the end, she was charged with receiving stolen property, trespassing, resisting arrest, and issuing threats.