Some hotel guests check in and think their attitude gives them power over everyone around them. >> Do not touch my stuff. I will sue you. >> Don't touch my stuff. You don't know where it's going. >> You're under arrest. >> No, I am not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I am not. >> But when that false sense of authority collides with the actual law, things take a turn they never expected. >> They do not want you here anymore. I'm aware I'm dead shot yourself. >> What do you have there? Do you have your glasses? >> Where the Where's the >> Killian? >> What? >> Knock it off. >> I have a cigarette already. >> No, you can't have a cigarette. >> Here are the times when hotel cars think they're above the law. Starting with 49year-old Anne, who was also destroying her hotel room. >> I'm knocking on everyone's room's doors. >> Really? >> You really want me to do this? I've seen right here. >> Yeah, we need to pack up and we need to go. >> Go. >> Stand up and face out. >> Go. >> What the hell is your problem? >> What the hell was your problem? >> On the 5th of May 2025, police were called after staff reported bizarre behavior coming from her suite. At first, staff claimed the room was rented by a man, but it was Anne whom they caught wandering the halls, pounding on doors, and even dragging her king-sized bed out into the hallway. behavior that was not going to go unnoticed and in the worst case scenario would be getting an appropriate punishment. >> Hey there. >> Hi. >> How's it going? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. I'm good. I'm here just to talk to you. They wanted me to come and see what's going on. Sounds like you damaged a window in room 136. >> No, that was already broken. >> Sounds like there's video of you. >> I'll go around the door there. >> No, I want to talk to you. Do you have an ID on you? >> Let's go right in. That's what we're talking right in front of the front desk. So, I have a witness. I'll be right with you. >> I got video on my body as well. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> I do not. Do you have an ID? >> I do. It's right on my name tag. What's your name? >> Whatever you want it to be, right? >> Nope. I need to know your name. >> What's your name? >> Shelby. >> Shelby. What? >> Johnson. What's your name? >> Sheila. >> Sheila. What's your last name? >> Kennedy. >> Sheila Kennedy. If my dispatch looks for Sheila Kennedy, is that going to come back? >> It might. Yeah, >> it might. Or is it going to? Cuz if it doesn't, we're going to have problems. >> Before I have >> break any window. >> I could not. I don't need any excuse. Please stay and leave this property. >> All right. Well, then serve me with eviction papers and everything else just like you did everybody. >> How long have you been here for? >> You have you have a record on who's paying for my room. Room 13 or 134. Print it out. >> I don't have any cards. I had I left that wallet right on the window. So the window was open. It was broken. >> I don't need any excuse, man. >> I'm not giving you an excuse. I'm be totally honest. >> Any explanations I don't need. Please leave the property cuz you are knocking everybody's room's door. >> Why are you doing that? >> I'm knocking on everyone's room's doors. Really? >> You knocked my room door. I saw with my eyes. >> Why are you doing that? >> What? >> Why are you knocking on people's doors? >> I wasn't. Maybe somebody else. What are you doing? >> Why are you doing that? He said he saw you do it. >> I don't know. >> You don't know why you're doing it? >> What's going on? >> That's what I'm here for. Figure it out. >> No problem. No arrest me then. I'll leave you. >> You're going to leave? >> No problem. >> Okay. I'm going to follow you and make sure you do. >> Come on, follow me. >> Okay. She needs a card. She locked herself out. >> And I want to have her print out my receipt. And I want to know who called her and said, "You guys did it." And then speak to a key card. And you said that these guys called you, right? >> I don't know the name of the person. >> What do you then? How do you even know what you got the right person if you don't know who called you? >> I said I don't know the name of the person that called. >> What name? >> Anne was clearly wasting the officer's time. But one thing was certain. She had to be removed from the hotel. No questions asked. >> Let's go after you. >> You have a tap? >> Yeah, I follow you. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. Let's go. I'll stand here all day. Let's go. >> I can too. >> Okay. I know you're not Sheila, so if you want to get arrested. >> Never said I did. >> What's that? >> You said you were Sheila. You're Victoria. >> Huh? >> They never called you. So then you don't need to be here. >> I never said they didn't call me. >> Who called you then? >> I don't know the name of the person. >> Well, then what are you doing here? >> An employee of the hotel called me. >> Really? >> So let's go to your room. >> You want to go to your room? You want to be >> Let's go to your room. >> Your room's right here. Where you going? >> This is the one I called, right? You have no sense. >> Tell us sto. >> No, I don't need to have you here. I pack up and I can leave. >> I don't need to have you as a witness. They called me to get you out of here. >> No, they did not. >> Yes, they did. >> No, they did not. They They did not. So, I You really want me to do this? >> I've seen my >> Yeah, we need to pack up and you need to go. >> Go. >> What's that? >> Go. >> When you need to come with >> I don't need you, Jack. >> You pack up if you want. >> I don't need no pack up. >> I can help you. I'm offering to help you pack up so you can get out of here quicker. >> Don't need it. You go. Here, I'll leave this door right open. Start stirring. Why don't you start packing up? Or I can call someone to come pick you up, get you a taxi. What do you want? Sooner you start, sooner you can get out of here. I would rather not have to charge you for the window. But if that's the way you want to go. >> Are you just you do this 15 times? How how quick can you dress? >> That's weird. I mean, if you don't pack up, we'll just remove you from here, change the door locks, and you won't leave with your stuff. >> I don't need it. I'm used to that. >> Let's start change today and start a different way. >> I don't have change. Why don't you change? >> You know what I'm saying? Let's change the way you leave places >> with your stuff. >> You don't have to always make things hard on yourself. >> Are you talking to or what? >> By this point, she realized the arresting officer wasn't falling for her antics. >> All right, Victoria. This is your last chance. You can go to jail or you can leave here willingly. Okay. What do you want to do? You want to do this the easy way or the hard way? What do you want to do? You want to go to jail or do you want to go with your stuff? You're just going to stay mute. Okay. You're going to be placed under arrest. Go ahead. Stand up. >> Don't touch me. >> Stand up. Don't tag. >> Stand up. >> Then don't touch. Get on the >> Get on your stomach. >> Stop. >> You stop. >> I'm going to tase you. >> You stop. >> All right. >> Face the wall. >> Stop. I ain't doing a >> thing wrong. >> You stop. >> Face the wall or you're going to get tased. >> And t Stop. I'll tase you if you do not face the wall. >> I am facing the wall. >> Stand up and face the wall. >> Stop. >> I'll tase you again. >> Then step. I ain't doing anything. >> Lay on the bed. >> Lay on the bed. >> I am on the bed. >> Lay on the bed on your stomach. >> Lay on the bed. >> Let me pull my pants up. Can I? >> Then do it. >> Okay. >> Lay down on your stomach. I'm not going to fight with you anymore. This is dumb. Roll over onto your stomach. >> Here you go. >> You don't want >> put for criminal damage to property. >> Oh, for criminal damage. >> Yes. >> Told you it did not have to go this way. >> No, there was no other way. What was the other way? >> Pack up your stuff and leave. >> What was the other way? >> Stand up. >> Keep up. >> Face the wall. >> I don't need anything. >> I'm patting you down. Yep. >> Have anything on me that's going to or on you that's going to stick or poke me? >> What are you going to stick or poke? Really? Come on. >> Needles. Knives. There's knives right there on the ground. I gave you so many chances. >> You didn't give me a goddamn chance. You couldn't even tell me who called. >> All right, let's go. >> Hurry up, Dan. >> Do you want to be seen by medical? >> Seen by medical for doing things? >> Yes. Yes or no? >> Whatever. >> Yes or no? >> Well, we should, right? Just for the record. >> Okay. Come on. >> 105. When police searched her room, they uncovered a stash of items that did not belong to her. And these were ranging from stolen IDs to the hotel's own alarm clock. Yet, not a single ID of hers was found. At this point, the officers had no choice but to resort to desperate means to uncover her identity. >> David, do you ever talk to her? >> This one? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She's a nut. >> Did she ever tell you her name? >> Oh god. >> She has nothing in that room. >> She's got tased, so I just need her checked out before she goes to jail. Um, she won't identify. >> Hey there. Hi, my name's Abby. I'm a medic at TriState Ambulance. Mind if I check you out real quick? Make sure you're okay. >> Come on, everybody. Let's see this. What do you want to see? >> What are you doing? Sit down. She did not tell you to get out. >> She said she said to look at it. >> Yeah, she did not tell you to get out. What the hell is your problem? >> What the hell is your problem? >> Do you want him to check you out or no? >> She said look at I stood up. >> She didn't tell you to get out. >> Well, then have her look at me. >> You got to answer my questions. Am I right? You in pain anywhere? >> No, I'm not in pain. >> Where did you get these? >> Arms, stomach. I aim for the stomach area. >> Okay. >> The jail is going to require me to get her medically cleared. So, I'm just going to go straight there. >> She was sent to the hospital for evaluation where investigators ran her medical records. The moment they called her name, she finally responded. >> What? You like this? >> Just had to figure out your name, man. It's okay. That's gone here. >> Mhm. >> All right, take a seat. Thank you. You, too. All right, you can step out. Come off over to the doors. You can take a left and sit on the bench. >> Yes, he did. >> For what? >> I don't know. They don't say why. >> They just put out a warrant for you. Your agent said, "Hey, go find her." And I did. It turned out that Anne was already on probation, free only under the condition that she stayed out of trouble. But her latest meltdown proved otherwise. In the end, Anne was charged with battery and threats against an officer, resisting and obstructing disorderly conduct, criminal damage to property, and bail jumping. Just like Anne, who was a nightmare, next up is a Karen who spent Christmas behind bars after a drunken rampage at the hotel she refused to leave. >> If you don't open the door, I'm going to open the door. Blacks, whites, Jews, hallowed be thy name. >> Ma'am, how much you've had to drink today? >> Not enough. >> You touched me again, mother. Touch me again. >> On the 25th of December, 2023, police were dispatched to a hotel after reports of a guest flat out refusing to leave her room past checkout. Before confronting her, officers spoke with the hotel staff, who were still stunned by the kind of person they had just dealt with. >> Um, supposed to have been gone by 12:00. It's now 2:00. Okay. >> He just called and was saying some very inappropriate things to me. >> Um, as far as I know, he's still in the room. I don't know. But I'd like him to be gone. >> I can trespass from the property. >> Yes. I mean, you mind coming up with us? >> Yeah, I can come back. >> Okay. >> Now, standing outside the guest room, the officers already knew that this wasn't going to be a simple encounter. >> What was he saying when he called? probably my head. >> That's not very nice. >> Could you stand over here, please? Police come to the door, please. Why can't you? Are you okay right now? Physically, are you physically okay? Can you come to the door, please? Can you come to the door, please? Okay. Well, if you don't come to the door, I'm going to open the door. >> Well, where is your dog? >> All right. Please do put a leash on the dog. >> I don't see the relevance. >> Okay. Is your dog on a leash now? >> I want you to open the door right now. >> So that I can talk to you. If you don't open the door, I'm going to open the door. >> You got a key, right? >> I do. Come unlock the door, please. >> Please come unlock the door. >> Christmas. You're scaring me, mother. >> Well, I'm sorry that you're afraid. I'm not trying to scare you. Please come to the door. Despite the officer's patience, the woman was determined to make their job miserable. Get >> your ass in front of this. Where are you? I can't see you. >> Where are you? >> You ain't white. >> I'm concerned. >> What? >> Can you please open the door so I can talk to you? >> Hey. >> Harold, you know your name or something like that. >> Okay. My name is Corporal Harris. Actually, can you please un open the door? >> No. Merry Christmas. Leave me alone. >> Okay. Listen. If you don't open that door, I'm going to come in there. And when I come in there, I'm going to take you to jail. >> Okay. >> Why are you taking me to jail? >> James, man, >> hold on, baby. It's okay. >> Hey, puppy. Hey, puppy. >> No, she's my service dog. That's too tight. That's too tight. I'm telling you, it's too tight. I understand that. >> Okay, then loosen it. >> My fingers fit inside. >> Loosen the cups. Loosen them. I'mma fart all over you. Okay, you're going to pay for this, brother. You know that, right? >> Corporal Harris, walk with me, please. We're going over there. >> We're going over there to have a seat. Come with me. >> I can't cuz you won't. >> Okay, I can bring you over there. You can stand up. We can walk now. >> Come on. >> This is how Stay here. Come here. Don't touch. Have a seat, please. >> Over here. Come here. Don't touch my dog. It's a law. It's a federal law. >> Sit down. Please. Please sit down. >> Touch my dog. >> Okay. Is there a reason why you're still in here? >> Come here. Sit down. Sit down. >> Where's your ID at? >> It's on the bed. You No. Sit down. >> Keep her for a second. >> Touch my dog. >> Who are you? Prince. 755 to base. Can you run a 27 for me? >> Trespassing. Why? >> Who asked me to go? >> Who? Lieutenant >> 1044. >> Lieutenant, look at me, sir. Who asked me to go? I don't Who asked me to leave? >> The hotel. And then we came to talk to you and you didn't want to talk to >> No, I didn't want to talk to you. Of course. It's Christmas. Why would I want to talk to you? >> Yeah. >> And the hotel did not. I just checked out. >> If they checked out, why are you here? >> Because uh cuz you guys came to handcuff me. >> I was leaving. So what's the problem? >> Miss Lmbar, are you from here? >> No. Would you think I'm from here? You saw my license. What's the address? >> I did see your license. It's very common to have licenses that are from other states. >> None of your business. My address is what's on that. All >> I'm trying to ask is cuz I'm trying to find out if somebody can come get your dog or if I'm calling animal control. Well, if you don't want to work with me, I'll call animals. >> You don't know the law. >> I can't do that. >> Okay, whatever. Call the cops. >> Boss down here, brother. >> This is my boss. >> Then you know the law. You know you can't take this dog from me. >> The jail's not going to accept your death. >> I'm not going to jail. >> You are going to jail. >> Okay. I got friends there. So, who do I know to the van? Hold on. It >> was at this point that the woman did something that left the officers speechless. Let us forgive these mother trespassing who trespass against us. They don't have to be black. They can be white, pink, and purple. They still start over. Father who art in heaven. Thank you my brother. Hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done. Your be done mother as it is in heaven. undo. Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done. Give us this day our daily bread, forgive us our trespasses. If we forgive the immediate trespass against us on this, >> start over. Father, she call she call me who art in heaven. Father, blacks, whites, Jews, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth, this earth, mother earth as it is in heaven. >> Start over God. >> I could always ask I saw the children. You could always ask >> when a senior a veteran was just having Christmas. They broke in my room. They Oh, did I not tell you they Oh, mother. Sorry. Morgan and Morgan. I shut the up. What's up? This bald mother. Don't care who he is. I'll never if he's don't ever come near me looking like that son. >> For reasons best known to her, she carried herself as if she were untouchable. The officers, on the other hand, despite being very civil with her, but more than ready to prove otherwise. >> All right, ma'am. >> I tell you, you're the boss man. Ma'am, >> he's a peon. Shut up. >> I'm going to explain something to you, and if you don't like it, you don't have to like it, but you need to hear. >> Hold on. Let me let me break for your real quick. >> Okay. What I'm about to tell you is the difference between whether your dog goes to animal control or whether you get to keep your dog. Okay. >> So, I suggest you pay attention. >> Hold on. I got to concentrate. Remember, I'm 100% veteran United States Air Force mother. >> Ma'am, >> you're smack at three three military bases. You can't throw a rock without hitting. >> Focus. I've been trained by the United States government. You haven't. Don't touch my You just up my bag. That's another one. You can't even fish because you have shoes. You definitely have a got one but you don't know how to use it. You got a plate holding your up. Uh badge gun. And why is your gun on holstered? Why is his gun on holstered? Mother Bobby Fabby police. His gun is on holster. >> Okay. Are you going to listen to what he asked? >> No. I want to know why his gun's on holster. >> What makes you think it's on holster? >> Because I can tell you on marksman, but gun specialist. >> They'll put that thing back on before you talk to me. >> All right. So, I'm going to give you one more chance and then I'm going to call animal control and send your dog to animal control. >> I've called the jail and they won't take the dog. >> I knew they wouldn't. But what they will do is ro you for some misdemeanor. >> What does that mean? >> That means that you're not going to be held on bail. They're going to process you and let you out the front door. >> No. No. No. No. If you cooperate with me and cooperate with them, >> I'll hold your dog till you come out the front door. You can have your dog back and we all go on about our day. >> And if you don't want to cooperate, release on own recognizance. >> It means they're going to release you without you having to go see a judge. >> But I still haven't heard my rights yet. I'm under arrest. >> Well, that's irrelevant. >> No, it's not. >> But do you want the dog to go to animal control? >> Well, you know the answer. We both know the answer. So, do I really have to answer you? No, I do not want the dog. >> So, what we can do is if you cooperate once you get to the jail, they're going to let you out on your own recognance, which means you don't have to see a judge. But cooperate, can you undo these cuffs? >> Cannot do that till we get to the jail. >> Can you loosen them? Can you give me some water? >> All right. >> Can you read me my rights? Can you put my shoes on? >> We'll let you put your shoes on. >> How can I with my hands behind my back? >> I see sandals right here. >> Well, put them on, buddy. Here. I can't do that. >> If you choose not to put them on, that is your choice. >> Sweet. I prefer my little black ones in there, buddy. >> I would prefer that I not had to come here at all, man. >> Well, to help you put your shoes on, but I will let you put those >> black ones out. I don't want those. I want those. >> The more she ranted, the clearer it became. Her time was running out and nothing she said was going to save her. >> Can you wipe my for me? >> No, man. No, I can't. >> Who the son of you? You're no friend of mine. >> Yes, you are. >> You can't even look at me. >> Please stop. >> No, I like you. What is your name? >> Corporal D. Harris. >> Harris D. >> Where's your father from? New Mexico. >> No. >> You can't be related to me. There's no way you're related to me, >> man. How much you have to drink today? >> Not enough. I need to drink a lot more with you. So, >> can you eat something? Can I spray this in my mouth? >> No. >> Okay. I have a condition that will cause me to go into cardiac arrest. >> What's that condition? >> Dry mouth. See, I need some water or that spray in my mouth. >> You want me to spray this in your mouth? >> Yep. It's alcohol. It's from my doctor. It's a prescription. >> How many times? >> Three. >> Can you spray my >> No. >> Okay. In here. Come on. Where's the bag? We need a bag. >> We don't need a bag. >> Yes, we do. >> No, we don't. We're getting a bag. Grab that bag, sweetheart. >> We're not getting a bag. Is your car outside? >> Get the bag, >> ma'am. >> All right. Listen. >> If I have to if I have to push you into doing anything. >> Now, listen. You have my wallet. >> So, it's right there. You know, my ID is on the front. Where's my ID? >> It's on in front of my vest. >> Why is on your vest? >> Because I took your ID to run you. >> Honey, I'll never do you. You got to sit on the top of your head. That's a bad spot. So, >> you have $9 in cash. >> That's all I got. >> That's all that was there. >> Okay. Put the key and that in there. >> Ma'am, I'm not putting the hotel key room in here. You don't stay at this hotel anymore. >> I need proof when I sue you. So, I want my key. >> This is a nice little video >> when you get an attorney. >> Hold on. Hey. Uhuh. I can't. >> What does your dog need? >> My dog needs What does your dog need? >> She needs her vegetable. >> What are we bringing with her? What are we taking with her? >> Slow your roll, baby. Jelly roll. I know who you are, brother. You better smile. >> Oh, we're not going to smile. >> Her best is right there. >> We are very rapidly approaching your dog going to animal control. >> You know what I'm So, all right. Can I tell you how to put it on? >> Yes, you can. >> Goes over her head and then pulls a leash through it. >> Good puppy. >> She doesn't like you. >> She doesn't have to like me. >> I know. I told her not to like you. No. Hey, you're Oh, you're son. Go ahead and um Yep. You can figure it out now. Everything on this bed except for this blow dryer is mine. >> Ma'am, I'm not taking your things to jail. You can coordinate with this facility to get your things back when you're done. >> With no options left, she finally caved and agreed to go straight to jail. >> You can come back here to coordinate the release of your things. >> No. In the meantime, we're leaving now. We're taking the dog. >> You can have her wallet, keys. >> We need her. She's got to have her toy. >> All right. >> I need my sunglasses cuz I can't see. >> Keep the gun. Oh, it's not. It's a knife. I need that and that. I don't need that phone. >> With you, by the way, >> I need this. >> You taking that with you? >> Cuz I can't breathe. And guess what? >> You keep the rest. >> Okay. So, look. I got I need a jacket. It's gonna be cold in jail. >> Ma'am, you can drop those things. They won't let you take any of those into the jail. >> Yes, they will. One of them is a prescription drug for my doctor. >> That's nice. They won't let you bring it into the jail. >> Yes, they will. I've been to jail. >> Have you been to the Chattam County Detention Center before? >> No, but how am I going to put my sweatshirt on? >> You're not. Let's go. >> I need No, I'm not, >> ma'am. You're not. >> Grab that sweatshirt. It's cold in jail. It's Sunday. >> They're going to take the sweatshirt from you as soon as you get in there. No, they won't. They just take the sleeves out. >> Okay, you can't touch my dog. So, just hand her my leash. Hold on. No, you can't touch my dog. >> Come on, Billy. >> Leave my dog alone. It's against the law. Federal law. Where's my There's my boo. Federal law. Come on, Billy. Give me a release. You're not allowed to touch her. All righty. I'll your dad up, too. I'mma beat his Do you know who he is? I ain't seen in a long time, but you look just like him. Uh, he knows I'm a really guy going. [Applause] Oh my god. You're killing me, bud. You airport police. You can't erase me. I'm not under arrest, am I? >> You are under arrest. >> You can't put her back here with me. She's going to go to the bathroom first. >> I got to pee, too. >> That's unfortunate. Please hold it. Have a seat, ma'am. >> Okay, let go. >> Ma'am, have a seat in the car. >> I have to get in my own way. >> That's fine. Have a seat in the car. >> I will. Give me a second. Cuz these are really tight, brother. Yours, you get situated. You You don't even know how to fish, you gay, too. >> Hey, I over here. I need to put your seatelt on you. >> Which way? >> Towards me. >> You want me to suck your I'm not going to do that. Scoot over towards me so I can put your seat belt on. >> You Oh, you're rough. You like it rough. >> Let go of the seat belt. >> Oh, you like it rough. >> Staff rattled by her behavior decided to trespass her from the hotel entirely. The ride to jail only showed just how unhinged she truly was. >> Ma'am, I hope that when you sober up, you feel some measure of regret for the way that you're acting. >> If you think I'm drunk. >> All right, Miss Lombardo. to change the things. I can't. >> I'm going to let your dog ride in the back here with you. All right. Do you understand? >> Sure. Can she get in or you have to help her? >> Can she get in? >> She can't. So, you better help her. Come on. Boo. >> Upy up. Upy up. Can you just give her a boost, [ __ ] Boosty [ __ ] Boosty boo. >> All right, babe. >> Now, >> we're going to the jail. Once we get there, I have some forms for you. >> All right, listen. One of those forms. One of those forms is a ban form from this facility. >> I'm speaking. >> Yeah, I was talking. >> Officer, I don't care. I'm speaking. >> I'm your senior. >> You're going to come back here when you want to get your stuff. If you don't have an officer with you, you will be going right back to jail. >> La mature. >> I'll talk to you. >> Me? >> Huh? Harry. >> Harry. Can you hear me? >> Officer Harry. 755 to base. >> Officer 755. Is your supervisor going to be there? I want you from the double tree to Chattam County detention center. One female 1095. Starting mileage 79544.3. >> Good job, buddy. Give me your mother. >> Hey, I love you. I got to say, man, this has been one of the most entertaining rides I've ever had as an airport. Probably because of a third party. >> So, first off, you're his boss. Is that correct? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Don't touch me. Step out of the vehicle, please. >> Tell me what to do. Step out of the vehicle, please, ma'am. >> I want your supervisor here right now. Call your boss. Call the mayor. Get him here. Don't touch my dog. Come on. Nope. Dog staying dog. No, you're not staying. Shoot me. Her rudeness didn't stop there. It dragged her dog into trouble, too. >> You're going to jail, mother. >> Stand right here. >> You're going to jail, both of you. I'm going to have your Do you hear me? You're not my family. I know who your family is and the snakes. You both know you are. You touch me again, mother. Touch me again. against >> I already got assault on >> the wall, please. >> Hey, how are you? >> All right, I'm passing out. What's touch? >> Criminal trespass and obstruction. >> I touch my boot here. >> Dogs in the car. >> Okay, you turn around. >> No, I want you to touch it all. >> You turn around. Walk away from me. >> That mother dog in the car. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Turn around, ma'am. >> Shut up. Stop talking to her. You're going to jail, mother. They're going to you up here. You're going to love it. >> All right. Okay, these two motherers are bad boys. >> Do you know what that is? Pick this up. >> Hey, honey. >> How are you? I'm >> good. How are you? >> She spent Christmas night behind bars and was released the next day. Yet, even then, her bizarre antics didn't stop. >> Good morning, boys. >> Good morning. How are you? >> You know how I am. >> How are you, >> man? >> Well, that's not very nice. >> Turn around. Face the car. Are you the boss? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, we got some problems want to talk about today. >> Raise your leg up so she can get the haircut. >> Miss Lombardi, here's what's going to happen. Lombardo, excuse me. >> You know what? >> The things from your room are by your car over there. >> Where are they? Outside. >> Yeah, your dog is in the backseat of my car. You're going to sign for your dog. You're going to take your things. You're going to get in your car. You're going to leave the property. If you return to this property, you'll be going back to jail >> because she lost something down here. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> They throw a car. Lift your leg, >> ma'am. You're the boss. >> You're going to sign for your dog. You're going to take your dog back. You're going to put your things in your car. You're going to leave the property. >> Did you feed my dog? >> If you come back to this property, you are going to go to jail. Do you understand? >> No problem. Did you feed the dog? >> No, I didn't. >> What time is it? >> I don't know. If you wanted the care to happen to your dog, you shouldn't have gone in jail. >> My dog. >> Come with me. Come on. >> Did you clean that pen off? >> Ma'am, if you don't sign it, you don't get the dog. I'll call animal control right now. >> Where am I signing? >> Right there. Am I hurting your feelings in front of your boss and your friends? >> Thank you, ma'am. >> They all know you're gay now. Hey, babies. >> She can get out by herself. >> Don't touch my dog. >> Hey. >> Hey, >> ma'am. Ma'am, you're blocking traffic. Step over there, please. >> That's from my car. You're blocking dump. >> Take your things. Get in your car. Leave the property, please. Good. >> Miss Lombardo, >> I'm going to give you 10 minutes and then I'm going to take you to jail for trespassing. >> Take the try, buddy. You >> all set? >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest and was a mess. And now comes a woman who thought she could rise above the law, dropping names and even live streaming her meltdown after refusing to leave a hotel. >> Okay, I'm posting on Instagram. >> That's fine. I'm posting on Instagram. No, I'm not getting no taxi. I got to go with you. The police is supposed to take care of the citizens. Stop. >> Let's don't don't resist. >> I want to go to Michael Island. I know. >> On the 6th of June 2025, police were called to a hotel after a woman began harassing the staff. The moment officers arrived, they instantly understood why backup was sorely needed. >> Everything is inside. Can you come with me? >> No. >> Come inside with me to get everything. I have my >> We're not going to go inside farther. >> Yes. >> So, >> yes, sir. Okay. >> My name is Officer Brian Cass. So, ma'am, you're saying do you have a Do you have a room? >> Okay. What is your name again? >> Officer Brian Cassain employee number 32930. >> Okay. Every day he don't want to give me my suitcase >> right here. >> Yeah, but he don't he don't want to bring it to me. Okay. He doesn't want to bring it to me. >> Hold on one second. All right. her her suitcase that I need is crawled out all over the table. Her suitcase is on the floor. >> Yeah, I got you. >> She wants you in for her. And I said, "No, those are your things. You have to pick up your own things." >> Yeah. Okay. Second. >> Let's go inside. >> Dear. Dear. >> I need to get my stuff so I can live with you, guy. >> Dear. >> Okay. Cuz they don't they're not with you, >> dear. >> I need to get my stuff. Okay. I need to get my stuff so I can live with you. Okay. because I try to call you and look stop recording. >> So, ma'am, >> you're recording. You're recording everything. Okay. I am recording, too. >> Hey, ma'am. >> I'm posting. Okay. >> What's your name? >> Okay. >> Hey, ma'am. What's your name? >> Okay. >> Ma'am, what's your name? >> Okay. Okay. >> Ma'am, what's your name? >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> Okay. I'm posting on Instagram. >> That's fine. You got >> I'm posting on Instagram. >> Does it? >> I'm posting on Instagram. >> Dan Alvi. Dan Alvi. >> Do we have a room here? >> 40. Do you have a name? Do you have a room right here or not? Do you have a room here or not? Yes or no? Cuz we're going to get your stuff either way. Do you have a room? >> Okay. So, I'll take that. >> Yes, I have. Yes, I have a >> Okay. Wait, >> hold on. Do you want to come get your stuff? >> Huh? >> Come get your stuff and we'll try out. Okay. >> Okay. >> Here. Can you come grab your stuff? >> Do you want to grab your stuff? >> Yes. >> All right. Come on. Grab your stuff. >> Come on. No, you can give it to me. You can bring it to me. No, then you're going to leave with us. >> Yes, you guys don't bring it to me. >> Despite the hotel and police wanting to keep things calm, she demanded more and created even more trouble in the process. >> You going to get your money back for the room tonight? >> But you got to leave property. Okay. So, >> but I'm going with you. >> Going with me where? >> Yes, I'm going with you to Dan Albi that lives in wetlands. >> Why you talking so loud? >> Wet lands. Dan Alvi leaves Dan Alvi. He's a roofer. He work for Florida Premier Company. >> Can you call him? Can you call me? Can you come in? >> No. You know, you know, you know I can't call him. You know I can't call him because you track my phone and they know that. >> Huh? >> I don't call. >> T-Mobile tracked my phone. T-Mobile tracked. >> Are you here by yourself here? >> Yes, but my family knows everything. Okay. >> Okay. Would you like to call a member of your family come pick you up? Nope. I want to go to Dan Alvi in Wetlands, Orlando, Florida. >> Do you want to come grab your stuff? >> No. >> I can get you a taxi there. >> Huh? >> I'll get you a taxi. >> No, I'm not getting no taxi. I got to go with you. Okay, I'm going to Okay. >> All right. Do you want to come grab your stuff? >> I want to let them know that you're getting me a taxi. That you want to get me a taxi? >> Yeah, I can get you a taxi. Do you have an ID on you by chance? >> I'm sorry. Do >> you have an ID on you by chance? >> A what? >> A license. What's this for? >> Like an ID for a taxi. >> Huh? >> Okay. Do you just want to grab your stuff? >> Listen, I have family here that lives in Orlando, but I'm going to I'm going I'm going to go to Ali. I'm going to go to Dan Alvi. Okay. >> I'm going to get I'll get you a taxi over there. No, I'm not going no taxi because you're supposed the police is supposed to take care of the citizens or and the and the permanent residents. They supposed to take care of us. So, they got to take care of us. They can't leave us alone. >> I can't So, ma'am, I'm the corporal for this area. Uh I myself and four officers work, five officers work in this area. I can't I can't we can't give you a ride, but I can call you a taxi. >> Oh, you can give me a ride. But I need to be safe. >> She even claimed it was the officer's job to drive her around as if they were her personal chauffeers. Unfortunately for her, that was usually not how it worked. >> They would like you. >> Ah, okay. >> Okay. So, as long as you leave, then you just don't get to come back here for a period of 1 year. >> Oh, but if you >> I know my rights. I'm a permanent. >> But if you refuse to leave you're talking about the hotel. >> I know my right. >> I know my right. I'm a permanent resident. and I'm 10 years in the United States. >> Congratulations. >> I'm saying open the door, please. Open the door, please. >> Miss Molina, are you refusing to leave the hotel? [Applause] >> Ladies and gentlemen, >> stop smelling my stuff. Stop. >> You're under arrest. Don't Don't resist. Don't resist. Don't resist. Don't resist. >> Don't resist. You're under arrest for the war. >> I will charge you with resisting without violence if you do not comply. >> Please. >> Okay, let's go. >> We're done. >> Please. >> We're done. Take me home. I know. Please. Please, sir. Please, sir. >> You're done. >> Please, sir. Take me to hell at me. Please. Sir. Sir. >> Sir. I'm good. I'm good. Sir, no. Sir, >> stop resisting. I need you to stop resisting. >> I'm good, sir. >> I need you to stop resisting. >> I'm good, sir. Sir, please. Okay, >> mister. I'm the good one, sir. I'm the good one, sir. >> What was all that? >> Things took a sharp turn for the worse when one awful kick made the situation spiral completely out of control. >> We got a double arm with you, sir. >> Stop. Let go of my head. >> Let go of my head. >> I don't want to go to Dan Alvin. I want to go Michael Allen. My family knows him. I want to go to Michael. Michael Allen. Michael. I want to go to Michael. I know. I want to go to I want to go to Michael. >> I want to go to Michael. I want to be a police. I want to be a police officer. Sir, >> I want to be a police officer. Michael, help me. Michael, run me to this country. >> Kick me again. You're have a problem. I'm going to tell you that [ __ ] right now. >> I'm with the enemy. I want to go. >> You now you up. >> I want to go to Michael. I want to go to Michael. Michael is good. Michael is good. >> Hold on. Let me go. >> Michael is good, sir. Dan is so good. Dan is so good. >> Dan is bad. I want to go to Michael. Michael Alex, sir. Michael Alex, sir. Dan is the bad one. >> Dan is bad. >> Stop here. Okay. >> Dan, use me. >> Michael, help me. Michael, help me. Michael, bring me to this country. Michael, >> so in addition to trespassing after warning and resisting without violence, you're now being charged with battery on a law enforcement officer. Okay? For kicking me between my legs, you're now being arrested for battery on a law enforcement officer. Okay? >> So, we're clear. So, you are not going to hotel. You're not going to Michael. You are going to jail. >> Michael, >> I'm going to tell you one more thing. If you don't start behaving when we get to the jail, they're going to do something what's called safe book. >> Safe. >> And they're going to stick you in a room until you learn how to behave and then they will process you so you can get out. >> Sir, Michael Allen. Michael Allen. Michael sir, wait. Michael is a good sir. Do an opport. >> In the end, she was charged with trespass after warning, resisting arrest with violence and assaulting an officer. The last Karen was nothing compared to Danielle, whose time at the hotel earned her the title of the most unhinged guest on record. >> What do you have there? You have your glasses. >> Nothing has my glasses. Can I have a cigarette already? >> No, you can't have a cigarette. >> You can't get off. >> On the 19th of December 2024, police were called after staff had no choice but to reach out to a probation officer for backup. The source of the chaos was 30-year-old Danielle, whose behavior had finally pushed the entire hotel past its breaking point. >> Hi there. >> We're here to help with room 100. >> So, um, we can be here to assist you at first, >> but you got to tell her to go and if she refuses, that's when we can step in. >> Yeah. not taking her anymore. >> Yeah, that's fine. You just got to go tell her she has to leave. >> You have to tell her to leave and then if she refuses, then we can ask her to leave and make her leave. >> Okay. >> When police moved toward her room, the situation escalated instantly with danger waiting just beyond the door. >> Don't worry. >> All right, fair enough. Killian, >> go to that thing. There's a mirror here. New cigarette. New cigarette. There's my window there. >> Okay, Killian, we got to get going. >> That's latex. Cool. And your point. >> You can go to Jillian. I got to leave. >> No, I don't. >> Yep. >> Yeah, we >> I got my glasses. Don't like Widow. >> Go ahead and open the door for us. >> I don't have glasses. Don't stay on my Don't show me my >> Just take one step back for me. Just relax. >> No. Widow bit me. Licked me. >> Okay, just relax. I'll look. >> Don't. That thing is epileptic. >> I'll look at what you're looking at. >> Not even sure what that is. >> Part tarantula, part black widow, part playing mantis. >> Take a step back for him. >> Don't that. >> Okay, we won't kill it. >> It's a male or female. Can you tell the difference? >> It's a male. >> Does it eat the head? >> It does. >> Cool. A female licked me over there. Licked, not bit. >> There's spiders. >> And there's leather in the bathroom. I have neurophobia. >> Okay, >> it's okay. >> Why do I have to leave? I know. I have to go to heaven's place. My glasses are right there. Okay. You know how I see. Not with this one. Want me to have a nice [ __ ] saw? There's a thing there. Now I have a mirror phobia. >> I'm not wearing shoes. >> Just relax. >> I thought I was being weak for a week. I've been here two days. My wallet's in there. Now I have that. Get out. >> Nope. Can't get out. The hotel is a private establishment. They do not want you here anymore. >> I'm aware I'm done shining yourself. >> What do you have there? Do you have your glasses? >> No. thing. That's not my glasses. >> Stop now. >> Why am I being arrested? >> I don't have glasses. >> I'm going to kick the kick. >> Officers refused to play along with her games and shut her down on the spot. >> Are you okay? Are you okay? What? >> Okay, you calming down. Let's get the hair out of your hold. >> Oh, my foot is under. >> Why am I being arrested? Okay, I just want a cigarette. can't be causing a large disturbance in a hotel, so you got to relax. >> I can't see. >> Okay. Do you have glasses? >> No, they're broke. >> Smashing them into the refrigerator probably wasn't the right call then. Stand up. >> You hate my life. >> Do you have shoes? >> Three, four pairs of them. Kill me. >> Let me just look for shoes. >> Don't kill that thing. That's my kid. I know. Heather Pro called me. I don't have a cell phone. I'm not allowed to have them. No, I'm not wearing those. Those aren't my shoes. >> And then you'll go in your socks. I don't care. >> Yeah, I don't care either. I wish I was trying cigarettes. Is that too much to ass? I was somewhere. Get 2020 vision already. Pull my sock off. Seriously, can I pull my sock up? Can I pull my sock off? Sorry. Sorry. I ain't got it. I have a knife on my guns already. >> Sounds good. Thanks. >> Stupid. Learn to prostitute yourself better. >> Let her fight me. Quit holding me off so high. >> You stop resisting com. being a tall, >> dude. Seriously, that hurts. It really hurts though. You're tall and short. >> Hey, stop that. >> I don't have pockets. >> Well, got to make sure you don't have any weapons. >> I don't have pockets. Okay. >> I don't have pockets or you piece of [ __ ] >> I can do it myself. >> I can button that thing myself. >> Okay. Well, we're going to do it for you anyway. >> Sorry, my shoes. >> Denim. We'll throw him out at the garbage or at the jail. >> Yeah. Nothing but a worse piece of trash. >> Uh you want to talk to him real quick? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Killian. >> What? >> Knock it off. >> Can't have a cigarette already. >> No, you can't have. >> In the end, Daniel was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. both repeat offenses, all while leaving behind a $15,000 debt to the hotel. Anne did get her dose of justice, but even her crazy antics were nothing when compared to Dena, a divorced woman whose night of drinking quickly became everyone else's nightmare at the hotel. >> Here's the thing. Staff wants you guys gone. Okay. Well, specifically wants you gone. >> Well, can I have other bottles? >> No, you have to leave. I will pour that bottle out. Stop. Don't drink in front of us. >> Did you guys know more about what the I got? >> All right, Don. Just get out. Let's go. >> Doesn't matter, guy. I'm going through a divorce. >> Hey, well, it doesn't give me an excuse to act like this in public. If you listen to me the first time, and we talked like normal adults. I could have helped you. >> On the 7th of December, 2024, police were dispatched to a hotel in Illinois after reports of a woman causing a disturbance throughout the building. The hotel staff had reported that she was drunk. But when officers arrived, they didn't just find a drunk guest. They found Dena completely out of control. And from the look of things, immediately it became clear to the cops that she had no care in the world for how her actions were affecting other guests. >> My number. >> Well, it was my room. I lost my key four times tonight. My phone's out here. Whatever it does. >> Okay. Well, here's the thing. Staff wants you guys gone. Okay. Well, specifically wants you gone. So, you got to figure out. >> Of course I do. >> Yeah. I mean, you're with it, right? >> No. No, he's not. >> You have you have a different room? >> Then my ex was out here. I had one drink tonight. >> Okay. What did my partner told you? They want you gone. >> Yeah. So, you can't be on this property no more. So, you I don't know where you're going to go, but they want you off this property. So, you have >> 45 seconds in the room and his little girlfriend and banging the [ __ ] >> You have I don't care. You have to leave off the bottle. >> Well, can I have another bottle? Okay. >> No, you have to leave. I will pour that bottle out. >> Stop. Don't drink in front of us. He's calling, I guess. But >> I'm 41 years old. >> Yeah, but we're telling you to leave. >> I'm going to leave. My stuff's inside hotel room. I was at the bar. >> Where's the hotel room? >> What's the room? Yeah. right here where this little thing was because I lost my hotel room. >> No, he brought me a beer because I >> Okay, you can go. >> This lady say me buyer and >> you don't want them, right? >> No. >> All right, you can go. >> What is happening? >> All right, you have to we have to leave this. Do you have your key to your room? >> No, that's what the problem was. I was at the bar all night. I had $25 in your car. >> We'll get a key. Whatever you What's your name? >> But this is like the fifth key I got. >> Okay, ma'am. What's your name? 20 on 23 at the aquarium. >> What's your name, man? >> What's your name? >> Dina Coslo. >> Dina Coslo. >> I'm ready. >> Uh, >> I'll tell you. Yeah. Here, you go get the car. I'll take a look. >> And it doesn't I don't know what happened. Who called? >> Well, they called. >> Who's that? >> The own the hotel employee. They call. >> Oh my god. Every time we make friends anywhere, everybody calls. >> Hey, listen. I just saw you like kick something. >> Yeah, because I am for a hotel key. You can't just be kicking. So, so I'm assuming if I saw that >> this time that you saw me every time I asked for a whole dog because I'm just a one friend. >> Okay, quiet down. Quiet down. Stop. >> Her endless rambling was testing every ounce of the officer's patience. But she was a Karen after all. The officers could lose his mind after all she cared. >> I like the Kangar. >> Okay. Well, I that's not your concern. So, they're going to get you a key card so you can get yourself out. But I've asked for it five times all night. Was it the >> I don't know. You're probably You probably been caused in trouble. I mean, we just saw the hotel. I was in a good time. >> Well, guess what? They told you you're gone. They I told you like the fourth time. The hotel employee. They told you they want you gone. >> Hotel. Oh my gosh. >> Well, yeah. You got you got told multiple times, so that's what we're doing. >> Okay. So, what are you doing then? Protecting or pretending? >> Pretending. I just missed somebody offered me a beer because I literally went up to the front desk all night. I couldn't decide if I was going on the third floor or the first floor. It doesn't matter. >> You're walking around all drunk, too. >> Oh my god. I went to the bar to here before I asked to go up and down before. What is happening now? Thank you, sir. Fat, ugly, miserable, and just going out to the sharks and say, "Can you smell it in Hawaii or get your stuff? You already got it. Is there anything where >> just off the property?" >> Are you kidding? Why? >> Come on. Let's get your stuff. >> I don't have any stuff. Scott, >> you just said you just told us you needed to get in here, right? >> Yeah. No, actually, I didn't know what the hell. >> So, you want to walk out then? It's okay. >> I just met a friend that we were we were going to drink a break. >> No. God, please >> stop. It's over. >> God, back it up. I'll make a deal. >> It has nothing to do with what's going on. You need to get your stuff. >> What's going on? >> You're getting kicked out. So, get your stuff now. >> I don't need anything. >> You don't need anything? No. All right, let's go. Let's go. >> Wait. figure out if I have shoes and a jacket. >> Go here. Let's go. >> And who decided? >> The hotel employee. I told you. >> Oh, great. Pay for it or you didn't pay for it. So, >> where am I going after? >> Get your ma'am. Get your stuff. No playing games. Get your stuff. We're doing >> I don't have any stuff, guy. I have groceries I don't care for. >> One more chance. Get your stuff. You're getting out of here. Simple as that. >> Get me. I bought a dinner and drink for $25. >> Get your keys. Get a Coke Jack and let's go. something like this. Okay. >> Okay. I need my secret probably no lighter, right? >> Get a bag going. Let's go. >> A bag was coming here to sniff my little panties out for Trump. Somebody had it in their balls and find out where yours for Biden. >> Here's your stuff. I don't care. It's your stuff. >> Oh, what was the call of that guy? I don't have my bicycle for the day or somebody else's coming here. Oh, there's my sweatshirt. Unless I forgot >> that one right here, >> I guess. Unless a stripper. >> Put on get get whatever you got to get cuz we're not >> nothing. I was finally here for the night. What? >> After. And after. Don't come. Don't. >> I won't. >> All right. So, let's get your stuff. Come on. We're not going to wait all day for you. >> Dina still wouldn't stop. And the more she talked, the faster she pushed herself toward an arrest. >> What has happened here? >> We're just trying to get you. >> You're not touching me. >> I don't have to. But you forced me to force to take off the property. I will. So, let's go. >> Why? Somebody offered me. >> No, because the business owner saying you are not allowed to be here. So, get let's go. >> Oh, >> please. >> Damn. Somebody would have told me. >> We've been telling you that. We told you that multiple times outside right here. >> Gift cards I had dinner and to drink with. >> Stop talking and just get your stuff. >> Hold up. I know that's your first language. Okay. Where's my cell phone? >> You guys are sober and count ABCs [ __ ] 1 2 3 by the way. >> Handicap. You also need to get some help too. Let's get your >> motherucker. I've been in help since the day I birthed. >> Well, you're not doing >> myself for your first. You see my eyes? Wait a second. >> So, I can't have one drink at the bar and have a couple shots. >> You can have a drink, but we start acting out of character. >> What? One. >> That doesn't matter. You're starting to You're starting to be become a nuisance in public. That's why they're kicking you out. So, get your stuff now. >> I'm not going to get anything. It's not perfect. So, I have nothing to carry. >> You want your phone? You said you wanted your phone. >> I have no idea, guys. >> It's right there. >> You want it? >> Right there. >> Baby steps. >> I kind of just want to pretend like I'm going to shoot him in the back. >> Want your purse? >> What are you talking? I have no idea. >> This is not your stuff. Is this yours? Is this your stuff? Here. >> Wait. >> They're taking people. >> You Hey, do you want an ambulance? You want You want >> Oh, God. >> All right, then. Let's go. >> Where am I going? On the street. >> Okay. So, it's either you going You going >> Nowhere. Nowhere. >> You leave. >> Oh, wait a minute. I >> We got to call an ambulance for you. You go to the hospital. You want to go to the hospital? >> No. >> Okay. So, then you're going on the street. >> I need to figure out if I need an ear. You said I could use my $25 gift card to have a drink. >> Well, guess what? They're kicking you out cuz you became too much of a nuisance here. They could do that. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Going out on the street, right? >> Yes. Or do you want to go to the hospital? >> Cuz I know you. >> Or do you want to go to the hospital? Which one? >> Now. >> Okay. You going to the street? There you go. >> Perfect. >> Hospital. Nice and warm. They have a bed for you. But no, you don't want that. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> No. >> Sounds good. >> No. >> Okay. >> Now. >> Okay. Let's go. Come on. >> At this point, she was only making herself look worse. So much so that officers were beginning to question her grasp on reality. >> Whatever. If you guys are normal, hallelujah. God bless you. I know. I know. >> We're dreaming up. >> Wait, hold up. down there. I got a headband >> for your luxury night. Is this from the dollar store or a treat? So, what was Oh, I I remember everything. What am I asking? Go ask me. Yeah. Why I have to leave all my >> everything? Is that everything? >> No, not really cuz I have ear muffs. >> I don't see no ear muffs. >> Okay. Is there anything else you need outside the ear muff? >> Yes. I need >> a hat or something. You check in this bag. >> Looks like all Yeah, looks like all your stuff is over here for gathering. So, that might be all your stuff right there. Is that your medicine and everything? Well, don't you guys have uh five? You're your >> what? >> I don't know. Since you guys know more about what the I got. >> All right, Don. Let's get out. Let's go. >> I don't have a hat. Don't touch me. >> You're going just We're walking you out. We're walking you out. >> We're walking you out. >> Well, where's my beer? >> You're not drinking that in public. You can't walk. You can't walk on the street and drink that. >> Why? It's no public. Can you >> You can't be drinking in public. >> Don't touch me. >> Let's go. >> No. >> Go. >> Let's go. Grand handcuffs. Go. >> You want to be arrested? >> Yeah. I kind of want to finish my beard now. >> Yo, you got to get through your beard. >> 52 around for a 73y old. You're going to shoot me in my back. >> No, we don't do that. >> Why not? You guys love >> I'm not going to shoot you. Just keep walking. >> So, what's the problem, sir? >> Look how you're Look how you're acting. This is probably what's happening. >> Keep going. >> X can't make decide. What? You have balls or >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> You had too many drinks today. >> I had one drink, dude. Too many. Too many. Too many. In fact, I want you. >> You left my belongings at another man's hotel room. >> You said you didn't want anything. You took everything. >> You took too long. >> You're out. So, >> guys, >> whatever side of Juliet is. Hallelujah. >> 48. I'll be 48. >> What do you do with that? >> So, you see that property? Go over there >> in the gas station. >> Keep going there. >> Don't touch me, Doc. >> Keep going there. >> You probably don't touch me. >> Keep going there. >> Keep going there. jaw roll. You >> keep going there. Keep walking. >> The shade brown yarn. >> Keep walking. >> Going for the train. >> Keep walking. >> I mean there's [Music] come to here. >> Keep walking. >> Keep walking. >> When they finally held their ground, Dena flipped the script, playing the victim as if she hadn't been terrorizing the hotel moments earlier. >> You tranquilizing me? >> Walk across the street or there's a car coming. >> Are you all right? >> Get off the Get off the street. There's a car in the way. Come on. >> Oh, I forgot. >> All right. >> Is that proper? >> Yep. That's popular. All right. You're good. You can't come back this way. All right. Keep going that way. All right. >> No, >> you got your phone. So, call. Tell them where you're at. >> You do have your phone. We gave it to you. >> Doesn't matter. >> All right. If you come back here, you're going to get arrested. >> Listen. Listen. What do you need? >> My purse. >> Here's the problem. If I give you your purse, would you leave the property? >> Uh, you done confiscating my purse? >> I will give you your purse. You cannot come back here after that. Okay. >> I don't care what you >> What's the purse? Which one is it? Which one? Cuz there's like a few bags in there. >> Why don't you go back on your video? >> He's going to He's going to go in there. >> I'm gonna stay here with you. >> I know, mother. >> Is it a red purse or is it a brown bag? >> Go memorize. >> No, you It's your It's your purse, right? So, which one is it? He's going to get you whatever. Bring it out in my packet, mother. >> You understand that you came back on this property? We can arrest you right now if you wanted to. You understand that? But we're doing We're doing you the courtesy of still getting your stuff. >> I don't have a [ __ ] uh an ID. >> You had an ID. You gave it to me earlier. >> Why didn't you get back? >> I gave it back to you. >> Huh? >> Yeah. My fault you lost not that far. And if that is the truth officer of the [ __ ] law of your opin pronunciation. You can't find your ID. >> I can't pronounce you, mother. I'm >> Oh, you know why you can't find anything? Cuz you threw that [ __ ] on the floor. Remember that? You just threw everything. >> I showed up and I doesn't matter. I'm going through divorce. >> Hey, it doesn't give you an excuse to act like this in public. >> Public? I was in a private hotel facility. >> I mean, there's there's people around. Still public. It's not public area. But it's public area. It's not public property. Uh where my room of the front door was. >> You were at the bar acting like a Korean a nuisance. That's what the employee said. >> New man. I didn't I don't know boys. >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> I I didn't grow up in whatever the hell you are. >> Juliet, you didn't grow up here. >> But no, I I know if you're a boy or a girl, a woman. >> No. Okay. >> Cuz y'all wear dresses better than me. >> I guess she doesn't know I'm a boy or a girl. >> Obviously doesn't know what the whole fight's about. >> I wish I walked up. show her when I went up sad because 41 years old in 19 God for bad I don't go to a hospital because my hair's falling out with your little [ __ ] rat poisoning that you develop with your [ __ ] I'm choking it my name for my steroids for my >> perfect I wear dresses and I hate >> dress Crackhead around this. >> Crackhead. >> A crackhead. >> Who? Who's a crackhead? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? Okay. >> I don't know. >> The truth was she wasn't fooling anyone and only managed to dig herself deeper. >> You got your bag. >> Listen, I got your bag along other shampoo pods or my >> Yep. That's on there. >> Your bag's too heavy for me. >> What do you Okay. >> I don't need your uh Hold up. >> All right. You got your stuff. You can leave. >> That's not my stuff. >> You wanted this. >> All right. Well, if you don't want it, it's going in the trash. >> Trash. Leave. Leave. Go off the property. Now, >> did you feel this today? >> Off the property. >> Off the property. >> Don't ask me. I'm a woman. I >> Let's go. You come back on this property. I'm arresting you. >> What? >> You come back on this property. Cuz at this point, you're refusing. You're refusing multiple times to leave the property. >> What do you mean multiple times? I went to the bar. I had >> You step right back in this line. You're leaving property line. You're getting arrested. >> Go arrest all the bombs in Florida while you're [ __ ] kick me out of my hotel. >> All right. Well, get your gloves on. >> Close your teeth. >> Wait, how far you go? Nope. >> My purse is not here. >> No. Stop it. >> This. >> My purse is not here. Guys, >> we we we gave you multiple chances. We even helped. >> I know you did, but my purse is not in my bag. >> You could have talked to us. You could have told us, "Hey, that's not the purse." >> Coming up. >> You didn't tell us which purse. I asked you multiple times. And you kept mocking me. Oh, yeah. The red one, right? I told you earlier outside the door. >> It's not outside the door. There's no red one out there. It's in the bathroom. Right. But if you if you listen to me if you listened to me the first time and we talked like normal adults. I could have helped you. But you didn't want to. So now you're now you're getting arrested. >> Why am I going I didn't come on the property. >> Yes, you did. Property line. I'm just checking your pockets. That's all I'm doing. We'll have a female search you when we get you. >> Why am I getting arrested for going your property? >> Yeah, we warned you multiple times. >> I understand that, but I don't have my >> Don't talk away from me. Don't spit in my Don't spit in my face. Yeah. Now it's Now it's real, isn't it? >> What? >> Now it's real. >> It's always been somewhere. >> No, it hasn't. You were playing around, playing games, mocking us. >> Yes, you were. >> Oh my god, I love it. I'm 41 years old. This is >> We're going to put the lighter back in here, right? >> I don't want it. >> You don't want it? You don't want this? >> I don't care. >> Okay. >> In the end, Dena was charged with criminal trespass to real property. That woman was undoubtedly arrogant, but she was nowhere as bold as Sarah Elizabeth Hayne, a Karen who thought she could put her hands on an officer after refusing to leave the hotel. She was being thrown out of >> How's it going, Miss? >> It depends. Which side are you on? >> Touch my stuff. You don't know where it's going. >> I was not a horrible person. >> Brain tumor. I'm >> Can I take a picture of what I can see right now? >> You can take a picture of what you see right now. >> On the 7th of May 2024, officers were called to a hotel after reports of a woman making threats and refusing to leave the property with her dog. Sav revealed that this wasn't the first time she had caused a disturbance and they weren't her first victim. >> Hey, how's it going? What's going on? >> So, we met with uh 2:30 31. She's a bit of a weird guest. Uh when she came to make her reservation last week, she was rude to the person in the front. Yeah, we still made her reservation. She said she's having a bad day. We understood. About 3 days later, she comes back here. an Uber driver drops her off and she calls you guys again uh because he she said she didn't have a ride and somebody just dropped her off here. But the Uber driver dropped her off here because she was started yelling at him. She was like, "You're so incompetent." This and that. So my manager went out and she was like, "What's going on?" And the lady was like, "Oh, they left me here." And my manager told the officer and her, "Well, if he were speaking to me the way you spoke to him, I would have done the same thing." She came to check in yesterday. Uh, I asked her for her ID because that's we always verify ID. She's like, "Why do I have to why do I need to show you my ID? I'm right here. I'm presenting. I showed it when I got here. I was like, "Ma'am, it's just policy." Uh, she came down this morning. Wi-Fi problems. I was trying to help her out. Uh, not even a minute went by. She started yelling at me, stressing out. She's like, "I'm paying for free Wi-Fi and you're not giving it to me." I was like, "Ma'am, don't yell at me. I'm trying to help you." She's like, "Oh, I've been trying to get this for 30 minutes to work." I was like, "Ma'am, I'm trying to help you. you're yelling at me. That's not going to work if you keep yelling at me. >> She grabbed all her stuff and she she went to her room. 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 moves out of the way. So then she comes out and grabs her dog and since 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 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?" And 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? >> The police officers eventually showed up at her doorstep, but Sarah was not going to just admit that she had been a menace. She needed a way out to make herself look innocent, no matter how ridiculous it sounded. >> How's it going, Miss? >> 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 in the hallway. >> I am busy packing. I'm getting ready to leave. >> You need to open the door. be paid to take my stuff out of the room. >> You need to open the door. >> I'm not going to open the door. Sorry. What you mean? >> Sarah, hide. >> Sarah, you need to open the door. >> 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. I need to rest. Give me 15 minutes. Okay. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> Don't get treated this way. At this point, what she was failing to realize was that calling the cops turned the tables on her. Calling the cops didn't mean that they would give her a pass. She still had a chance to make things right. At least for now. >> 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 in, 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 the 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 out. I can't sleep. 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 already put that thing back up there. So happy. Let's get going. Okay. >> When I'm done packing. >> I'm not done packing. >> Can we open? >> Could you let the dog back in? That's stupid to let him know. Come here. >> Out the door. >> Snider. Come here. Come here. >> I'm sorry. This is Bring me the stuff that I can put my It's >> right there. Is it? Okay. Can you breathe again? >> I'm short of breath. Do you want to check my pulse? >> I don't need to check your pulse. If you need an ambulance 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 poorly. >> Finish packing your stuff, please. So, we can get >> I can't because I'm sure >> 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 while 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 pulseox is low. >> Okay. >> Snider, come here. >> Excuses piled on. But the officers weren't about to waste time entertaining her pointless games. >> Snider, come here. >> How old are you, ma'am? So I could get you an ambiance. None >> your business. Snider, 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 touch this door 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 stupid I am? >> I can call you an ambulance, but we need you to leave the property. Okay, listen. >> You know, do you know how grateful that makes me feel and stand? >> 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 with 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 me to leave multiple times. You have to leave their property. >> I was I was getting ready to get them something nice and say I'm really sorry because there is stuff there's medicine in my brain and I was going to say I'm sorry. >> Listen, >> put your hands on me. >> 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 up >> for 20 minutes. >> I'm 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. >> Stop. >> Let go of me. You >> stop. >> 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. >> Try biting me. You threw a porn at my officer. That is illegal. You do not do that. >> Please, would you please let me go? >> You do not do that. >> Despite all that had happened so far, she refused to accept that actions come with consequences. And the more she talked, the worse it got. >> I'm sorry you feel me offensive. I was trying really hard not to be offensive. >> Ma'am, you grabbed my face and >> 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 finish. >> 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. >> 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 me. Yes, you have. 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 an apple. >> Tell me 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. >> Let me throw anything at you. Grab your face. I touched you. >> You grabbed me with both hands face. I touched you. >> Listen to me. All I'm saying is >> touch. Please just let me go. >> 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. >> At this point, going to jail was inevitable. And no amount of apologies could undo the damage she had already done. >> She didn't actually bite you, did you? >> She tried. She grabbed someone. >> 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've both agreed I've been nothing but respectful to you, okay? >> I'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 dump myself. >> But unfortunately, and go. Unfortunately, we're we're past that point. Okay. So, you are going to be placed under arrest. >> No, I'm not. You will find out from the people reason that's going on. >> I'm their supervisor. I'm serious police department. Okay. I'm a ship commander. >> Can I call? >> No. >> Can I call and say I'm on >> based on the crimes you committed? You're going to jail. >> Okay. >> Yes, you are. >> Are you the manager, Mr. >> Okay. >> You want to sit up? I want I want this off. >> Unfortunately, they're not going to rejecting 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 >> Snider. Your pants. >> Your pants aren't torn or anything. >> I didn't touch anything. Yeah, she's not being very helpful with us. Oh, >> hey. >> Did she yell at her? >> Did she yell at her? >> Was she the one that she yelled at or she yelled at another housekeeper? >> There was another house, right? >> Are you okay? [Music] I won't say anything. >> 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. >> Can you think you guess what? >> Thank you. Even as the officers remained polite, Sarah kept playing the victim card. This was unusual. Accountability and Karens were never known to mix well. At least unspecially when they didn't have their way. If >> you sit up, I can fix those for you. >> I cannot sit up. I'm >> You think 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 kids. I have bruises all over my body. >> That hurt. No, that hurts. >> We have to stand you up regardless. >> I don't have kids. 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. >> Doesn't work that way. The faster we get you up. Eventually we get you out of here. >> Works poop. >> You know how you put it on there, right? What you did? You can't be doing that. >> I did not do anything. >> So, we're going to help you up slowly. The medic said you're fine. >> 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 they 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. >> I'll roll you on your side. I need you to kick your feet under you so I can so you can 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 Hine, you're under arrest. 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. Okay? >> 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. Okay, we're not taking those off. >> Okay, fine. Just Just bruise me. Bruise. Get out of here. >> We don't want to hurt you. >> Trying to hurt you. >> Break out my break my clothes. >> Just sit up. >> There you go. >> Stand up. One. >> We're going to help you with your feet. >> Three. >> There you go. There you go. >> You want to put the shoes? >> Here's your shoes. >> Let go. Let go of me. I need to finish packing my stuff. So, I have my stuff. >> Fortunately, 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. Got 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. >> Not a question. You're going to walk down to the car one way or another. >> Her tears meant nothing to the people she disrespected. >> It's on the bed. >> Please be nice to my dog. He's gentle. >> The sergeant's fell in there. >> Oh, yeah. I asked for that like 20 minutes ago. off the floor. >> You know, I asked because I was not physically able to get off the floor with these tight things. I'm going 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. >> Pinching those other officers. >> 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. It would 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 the seat belt. >> You're going to be a seat belt. Get your hand off my ass. 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 H. >> 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." it. 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? 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. >> No matter how many excuses she invented, her behavior spoke louder than her words. >> Please let me go. Put it in the front. I promise I won't hurt people. It hurts so bad. >> I have some shoes for you. I'm going to put your stuff back in here and then I'm going to put it in the front seat with me. 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. slide. No, don't push. Let me stand up. I'm trying. I'm really trying. You're >> 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. I'm >> Is that all? Where? Where do I go? >> This way. Over here. >> Have a 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 behind you. Okay. >> They will not be behind me. >> You will put one here and one here. My wrist will be 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 >> I am not a terrible person and I did not slap you. >> I didn't say that you slapped you. Yes, you did. Yeah, I touched you. >> Don't let you grab me. >> Did not grab me. I touched you. >> Let me ask you a question, Miss Hanks. If I grabbed you by the face right now, >> touch me. 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 medical. You're >> you're by the seat over here. You need to go sit back over there. >> No, I'm sitting here cuz it's more comfortable and I need my I need this off. >> Reality began to set in. She wasn't getting any special treatment. She was now learning a bitter lesson that even the craziest of Karens were not above the law. >> 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 is Will. >> Hi, Will. I'm Sarah Hine. 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, you one of the doctors. I appreciate you're a PA. I was looking at the glyobblasto multiform. 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 nurs's vision. >> I negotiation is please don't do >> I need you to come over. >> I'm going to stand. Okay. I'm standing there. >> That's fine. You can stand there. >> 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 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 my wrist. >> 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 that 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 come to the >> We can put them in the front for now. >> When we transport you, we're going to have 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 >> I am I have given you an insurance for 30 minutes, 45 hours. I will not hurt or anyone will shut my mouth up. All you have to do is just slide me in the chair. >> I'll just touch her with this. >> Well, then whatever she did to you. >> I didn't do anything. >> Have a seat. >> This is the issue that we're having now. >> I didn't do anything. >> You're telling me that you were 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 >> I am a nice person. I I I don't doubt that. >> Every explanation she gave only revealed how little she had left to stand on. >> I am not going to act up for Christ's sake. I'm an elderly lady. I have a tumor almost. Thank you. Thank you. >> Let me see your hand. Turn off. >> I have to be careful. >> Let me see your hand. I don't dispute. Okay. What you're saying? >> Can you listen this time? >> Let me see. Make up. I'm sorry. I'm not going to hit you. I'm doing range of motion on my shoulders. >> Please. It needs to be this way. Okay. Once you get to the jelly, >> I don't want to look at you. Okay. Just shut me in. I will be quiet. I'm just not going to look at anybody. I'll be trying to be good. >> I'm very upset and very frustrated. >> I'm going through hell. And here I am at the jolly jolly del so proud of my life. Just >> the only thing I did was simply ask you to leave. >> I asked to leave and I told you I have shortness of breath and I needed to spend some time packing. It's the guy at the front desk who is being warm and rude to you and me. She didn't want to get laid or anything. Ready, miss? Ready. Ready for 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. >> Well, 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. >> Do you want to 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. >> I'm going to have to move to the back. 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 book with you. Okay. >> I know because I'm such a mean. Not worth in the world today. I >> know what he 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. >> Could 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, Sarah Elizabeth Hayne was charged with assault on a police officer, resisting, evading, or obstructing an officer, and criminal trespass. The next women weren't any better, as one ended up in jail after being kicked out of her hotel, while the other begged to join her behind bars. >> I paid for this hotel room. My name's on the hotel room. Usually when I'm in a hotel room, they will come to the door, but I'm not yelling. I will do anything to go to jail. No, >> you know how to do. >> Please. On March the 11th, 2025, officers were called to remove two disruptive guests who had been making a scene. When police arrived, the women tried to explain themselves, but their excuses only fasttracked them into handcuffs. >> They're being trespassed. If you refuse to do that, I will put you in handc. You being trespassed now. >> Just stop. Just stop. Just stop. Just stop. Just stop. Just stop. >> At this point, you are being trespassed. Request. >> Okay. Listen. Can you listen to us for one second? >> We can make >> They never call us. >> They don't have to. >> Okay. But >> But normally hotels the hotel part. You're not listening to our >> listening. You want us to walk up and get our things with you, but we're trying to explain to you what's going on. You don't even know what's going on. You're just walking into, you know, like a blind >> listen. They never They never tell us that we have to knock on my door. >> They don't have to. I don't have to. >> Hey, we're done. Hey. Hey. We're done. We're done. >> First of all, don't be >> too doesn't mean very much. >> Last chance. Go get your stuff and leave. I'm going to put your hand up. Thank you. >> Okay. Last chance. >> I'm talking to him. >> Yeah. We're going to talk to him because security officer Owen doesn't talk about what's going on. >> Actually, I did. Can you tell me what's >> what we're saying? >> Listen, we're not talking to him. We're talking to Mr. Smith. That's who I'm talking to. >> Okay, we're talking. >> What we're saying is nobody ever knocked on our door. We never got a call saying, "Hey ma'am, you're making a lot of noise. Can you please keep it down?" She came straight to our door and said, "You guys have to leave." >> Okay, but listen, I'm from Alabama, so during all the we have we have to um like they have to have a trespass on us in order for us to leave. >> You're not in Alabama. You're in Tallahass for >> Okay, I understand that. Listen, I don't want him in the ball. >> Okay. So, >> can they just walk up to our room and tell us that we're allowed >> and tell us to leave? >> I'm not tell I'm telling you. >> I understand. I'm not being disrespectful. >> Get your stuff. Let's walk and talk. >> Soon, one was cuffed while the other broke down in tears. No amount of pleading was going to save them. >> You're not understanding. >> Stop. But I'm not. What am I for? >> Trespassing. >> That's the thing. I paid for this hotel room. My name's on the hotel room. So, give me one second to grab my thing. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. Please call. Please call. Please don't do that. >> You got to listen. It sound like sound like she in handcuffs already. >> 389. I got 110. [Music] >> You guys don't understand that you're going to like there's I have a trespass. I paid for this room. My name's >> explain a lot to you. You're not listening to me. Okay. Usually when I'm in a hotel room, they will come to the door, but I'm not yelling. That's what you're understanding. My voice is at a very, you know, like low temple. >> You're afraid I can get your stuff out of there. >> Okay. >> Take her to the car. She's under. >> Give us the calm down. Calm down. >> We need the room. >> So, you're in the hotel room, right? All the shirt on. >> We need the room. >> Oh, we don't have the heater. >> I'll do it. Don't worry. >> No. >> Do you mind uncuffing me, though? No. After. >> So, what am I under arrest for? >> Trespass after warning. >> Oh, trespassing for what? After one, you said >> warning. >> Oh, after a warning. >> Yes. >> I wasn't warned. Unfortunately, I wasn't warned when I was making noise or I was trespassing. >> That's fine. >> That's not fine. >> Where where are you from? >> Alabama. >> Where is she from? >> Lost with her. >> Listen to me. This is the problem. Nobody's listening. They want to talk to the people. >> I'm trying to listen. In the state of Florida, >> any hotel can have you leave. >> Wait, can you come here? >> In a bizarre twist, the friend actually begged officers to let her join the other woman in jail. A request that left everyone baffled. >> Why? >> Why would you want to go to jail? >> Cuz I don't have anywhere. >> She's going to be right out. >> But I don't have anywhere else to go. >> We'll help you find somewhere to go. >> No, >> we're not taking you to jail. >> Please. Please, I would do anything to go to jail. >> You know how to do. >> Please, please. >> I've never heard nobody say, "I'll do anything to go to jail." >> I really want to go with her. >> Ask for our help. And >> that's that's what I'm telling you. I'm telling you to take me to jail. >> There you go. >> Oh my god. >> I don't have nowhere to go without you find out. I'm not from Florida. >> Birmingham. You're still not listening. We will help you find somewhere to go. >> I don't want to go. I want to go with her. Can I please go to jail? I'm begging you. I'm begging you. What? I'm begging you to go to jail. Who don't let someone go to jail, but they begging? >> We don't want to take you to jail. >> Okay. What? What do you got to do to go to jail? What do I got to do? >> Call the person that you who's coming to get you and ask them to see I'm going to go in that back seat. >> Ask him to send you some take me to jail if I if I put on his back seat. >> You can't get in the car. >> Well, I'm going to try. >> Come here. >> Telling you right now. >> Come here. Where's the next steps? You We can't just sit up here and give you all the answers, right? You're an adult. >> Is there somewhere there we can take you? >> No, there's nowhere. There's nowhere. Literally, there's nowhere. I'm with her. I came to Florida with her. >> Who paid for the room? >> Her. It's in her name. Everything is her name. I don't have >> I don't have nothing. I'm from Alabama, Birmingham. I don't have the That's your problem. All of this right here is not going to help you solve no. >> I just want to go. >> You're not going. >> I want to go. You can't tell me I can't go. You can't tell me I can't go. >> So, listen. If you going to keep doing this, I ain't got nothing for you. >> You going to jail tonight for trespassing and then you were snatching away from him. That's your sister. >> Really? >> Yeah. You'll be out in the morning first thing. >> I'm But my friend is not from here. >> Where's your phone at? >> She seems so Does he have your phone? Okay. Does she have your phone number? >> Are you guys not trespassing me? >> You already trespassed. They want a trespass. I'm I'm arresting you for trespass after morning because you did all the extra stuff. >> Stop. I will go to a different hotel. I swear my friend doesn't have any money without me. She's going to be out here by herself. >> Give her some money. Can you give her some money? >> I can't. That's the thing is please. >> In the end, one woman was charged with trespass after warning and resisting arrest while her friend had to scrape together enough money to find a new hotel on her own. Moving on to Tammy, the woman who escalated a welfare check into something that felt more like a standoff than a safety call. >> Tammy, I want to make sure you're okay. >> Put the knife down. >> Let me see both hands. Let me see both your hands. Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Tammy, drop the knife. >> Stop. >> On the 6th of May, 2023, officers were dispatched to a hotel to perform a welfare check on a woman. However, upon arrival, the woman named Tammy raised a weapon at the officers and the welfare check immediately went off the rails. >> Crystal Lake police. >> Get out of here. >> Hey, Tammy. >> Tammy. Tammy, stop. >> Put the knife down. Put the knife down. >> Put the knife down. >> She's got a knife. >> The door lock. You want me to close it? >> No. >> She's got a knife or coming at us. >> Hey, I'm going to come on your side so we can watch her cross. >> Okay. >> What do you want to do? She's barricaded. >> Please get inside. >> Get inside the house. >> Please get inside. >> Tammy. Tammy, please put the knife down. [Music] >> No problem. [Applause] Tammy not. >> Please put the knife down. >> I listen to me. >> Tammy, listen. No, you listen. >> Tammy, >> listen to me. >> Tammy, if you come out, >> Tammy. Tammy, I want to make sure you're okay. >> Put the knife down. >> We want to make sure you're okay. >> I don't want to hurt nobody. >> Okay. We don't want the knife. have to do with you. >> Tammy, please put the knife down. >> Please put the knife down. Tammy, >> she >> Yeah, she's she's not dropping the knife in there. >> Nobody else is in there. >> I got the master key. Tammy. >> Tammy, let's talk this out. But I need you to drop the knife, please. All right. When you open the door and you come out with a knife, you're making things way worse, Tammy. Good. >> Tammy, [Music] >> Tammy, you're not in trouble at all. We just want to make sure you're okay. >> Tammy, please drop the knife. Tammy, >> we told you you're okay. Make sure I'm okay. I'm okay. You got it. >> Can you put the Listen, we want to talk. I'm not trying to hurt nobody. >> Okay, listen. I want to play. Listen, I want to put my I want to put my gun away, but I need you to drop the knife. Let's talk. To >> make the situation worse, Tammy began to approach the officers with the weapon still in her hand. A dangerous approach prompted the officers to take a non-lethal step to quickly deescalate the situation. >> Can you drop it that way? >> Yeah. >> Throw it. Throw it, please. Let me see both hands. Let me see both your hands. Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Come on. I want to put my gun away. >> No. Put her away. >> I need you to drop the knife. No. No. Tammy, we're not We're not saying Tammy, drop the knife. >> Shoot me. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. Tammy. Tammy, just drop the knife. >> Tammy, drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. >> Tammy, drop the knife. >> One last. >> Drop the knife. >> Tammy, drop the knife. >> Stop. Drop the knife. >> Oh, >> Tammy. Tammy, >> man. >> Tammy, get in your back. >> Drop. >> Turn around. >> Get in your stomach. >> Are you injured? >> Are you crazy? What the was that? >> Tammy, >> come at us with a knife. >> You coming at us with a knife. >> No, I wasn't hurting you guys. >> You came at me at >> Are you kidding me? >> I almost shot you. >> Yeah, shoot me. >> No. Tammy, stop. What are we not here for? >> Don't do that. >> If you don't listen to what I say, you're gonna get it again. So, listen to what I'm saying. >> Turn around, please. >> What are you doing? >> Turn around, please. All right. We want to have everything be secure. The paramedics need to see you. >> Okay. >> Let's just check her. Make sure you don't have any other weapons. Hold on. >> Okay. Well, let me make double check to make sure you're okay. >> I don't have nothing. I just want to just leave me alone, guys. I just want to make sure I'm okay. That's it. >> That's what we're here for. >> What the [ __ ] That's it. >> I'm fine. I just >> People are worried about you. People are worried about you. >> Who? >> Everybody. That's why we're here. >> That's why we're here. >> Cuz we want to make sure you're okay. >> You're going to be a sucker. >> Okay. We're going to make sure that we're going to figure out to do that. I told you I want to >> tell me I wanted you to just do it. >> Really? >> I don't want to do >> think I want to do that to you. No. >> Okay. >> Leave me alone. >> No, we don't want you. >> People care about you. >> People care about you. Don't care about you. I just want to make sure that you're not getting hurt. Okay. I don't want to put you in Okay. I'd rather do this. I'd rather do this than in handcuffs. Okay. We're just going to hold on to you. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Just relax. >> It's okay. >> Let it out. >> Let it out. >> Want to get you help. >> People care about you. Come on. >> They really do. >> Take a breath. Hey, look at me. >> Take a deep breath. Okay. >> Take a deep breath. You know, life is not easy, right? We'll get you some help. >> With the use of the taser, the officers were able to deescalate the situation before things got out of hand. Tammy, on the other hand, began to shed tears, knowing that she had gotten herself into a huge problem. >> Talk to somebody. >> I'm older than you. >> Hey, listen. It's never worth that. >> It's never worth that. Okay. >> Here, genuinely care about me. Just hold my hand. Just hold my hand. What is all this? >> Is this some? >> Just let that go. Just let that go. Just hold on to my hand and let's catch your breaths. Okay. It was pretty intense. >> Breath in like so. >> You want to go to this fire? >> Get the out of here. >> Damn it. >> Get the out of here. >> Damn it. We're just focus on us right now. >> Focus on us. Okay. >> Get her out of here. >> Squeeze my hand. >> No. Nobody else matters in this moment. Okay. >> Squeeze my hand. >> Deep breath in. >> Take a deep breath. >> You're doing great. >> Sorry. >> You're doing great. >> It's okay. >> Does anything hurt on you? >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. [Music] I'm sorry. Don't worry about >> I know you're here. >> We're here to help you. Okay. >> Don't put us in those predicaments. Okay. We don't want to shoot anybody. We don't want to have to deal with that. Okay. >> Why your gun? What's wrong with you? >> Because you come with a knife. >> A knife. >> Yeah. But when you take a step towards us, that's when that's >> exactly what the [ __ ] you think. Don't I know that? >> Yeah, sure you do. >> I never thought of tape. What the hell is that? >> Cuz we're not going to shoot you. We're going to make sure that we're going to use less lethal to be able to make sure that you don't hurt yourself or else. >> Oh, you don't need to do that. >> There there are so many people that care about you. >> No, don't. >> Tammy was eventually taken to jail where she spent 60 days and was also sentenced to 2 years of probation. But compared to Tammy, this next woman was on a whole other level. Tazed again and again, yet completely unwilling to back down. >> Okay. Are you going to arrest me? >> Unlock the door. >> No. Go get my lawyer. I want to speak with my lawyer. >> Okay. Well, you're going to need a lawyer. >> Yes, you do. Chill the out, y'all. You are an abomination. >> On September the 8th, 2023, officers were dispatched to a hotel after receiving a report of a woman running around and causing a disturbance. After trying several times to get her to maintain proper behavior, the management decided that she had overstayed her welcome, terminated the contract with her, and demanded that she leave the premises. But being too entitled, she refused to comply. When the cops arrived, the situation quickly escalated as the woman remained uncooperative. >> Who is it? >> Sheriff's office. >> Might I ask what the problem is? >> Sheriff's office. >> I was approached by someone. I would like to know what the problem is because I can't even get in my own pool. There was a dog in the parking lot. >> Unlock the door. >> You're going to go to jail if you don't open the door. If you don't open the door, you're going to go to jail. >> I'm going to defax and I'm going to my lawyers. I want you all to calm down for a minute. >> Unlock the door, please. >> Unlock it for you. >> Okay, go ahead and remove it. >> Unlock it. >> Might I ask why? >> Because we're telling you to. >> Do you have a warrant? >> I don't need a warrant. >> Don't need one. Why was that lady? >> You're going to jail. >> All right. You've been warned. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Yep. So are we. Open the door. >> What do you want me to do, baby? >> Open the door. >> Okay. Are you going to arrest me? >> Unlock the door. >> No. Go get my lawyer. >> Okay. Now you just added a charge of resisting. Good job. >> No. I would like to speak with my lawyer. The lady in repl. >> Cool. You just got trespass after warning and resisting. >> I'm going to leave if it's all right then. >> Yeah. Yeah, you are leaving. >> Come on out. >> Across the street tried to poison me over. I tried to go there last night to run from the guy that I believe is a pedophile above my head. And then I was refused service at two hotels. I've never been in this hotel. I say to myself, I'm going to go enjoy the pool and then go about all this city freaking business that I still have to do because my aunt has just Ma'am, would you unlock the door, please? >> Make sure that my money from my grandmother that she took illegally from me is secure. Is that >> I can't talk to you through the door. Would you unlock the door, please? >> I don't want y'all to rush on me. >> We're not going to rush on you. You open the door. >> Like, >> all right. Well, open the door. >> That's a big deal to some people. Okay. >> Well, open the door. >> Like something getting poisoning. >> Unlock the door, please. >> Sir, I was asking. I told you guys about Wilson's thing that was closed. >> Remove that lock and we'll talk some f we'll talk further. >> Well, might we go outside so that I can >> I think that sounds like an excellent idea. Why don't you unlock that door? >> I'm trying to compromise with you guys. >> You know how scary it is being in my position. My mom is >> Yes, ma'am. We're in a compromising mood. Go ahead and uh open that up. >> I'm trying to get to my own business and there is so many. Would you unlock the door, please? >> Old poop in the floor. >> We're getting a special key for that door. If we have to use that, are you going to open it or not? >> What might be occurring? >> Okay, he's already >> I don't know. What do you want me to do? Keep forcing the blonde on me so she looks like a psychopath. That means she might be >> sir, calm down and I'll give you a second. Just calm down. You don't have to break in the door. >> Since the woman refused to open the door, the situation could not be settled amicably. So, the officers decided to break the door down. However, that was when things took a chaotic turn. >> Chill. All open. >> Unlock. There we go. >> Look, man. What do you want me to say to you? That's >> I want to speak with my lawyer. >> Okay. Well, you're going to need a lawyer. >> Yes, you do. >> Sir, chill the [ __ ] out, y'all. >> You are an abomination. And who might y'all be? Age number, mother. How many of us have [Applause] Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Yes, sir. I will. I apologize. It's so scary. I don't know what to do. >> Face down. Hands behind your back. >> Please. I'm not anyone. I'm just someone's daughter lost down here. I'm going to shut up. >> I want to speak to my lawyer. I want to speak to my lawyer from Porna. You'll get the chance to do that. >> Thank you, sir. I apologize. >> That was Central Walmart. >> Please don't do this to me. You guys look at the blueprints. >> All right, that's sit up. >> I'm so sorry. My dad >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Where's your wallet? >> My wallet is in my >> Is it in your purse? >> I believe it's in my beach >> beach bag. >> Yeah, I brought it with me. Imagine if I hadn't. God's a flashlight. >> You requesting this? >> No. >> No. >> Might have a mask. >> Have you taken anything today? >> No, sir. >> Cuz you're a little on the extra side. >> I'm just going through something really hard. And when I went to the place where they were supposed to solve it, they were more concerned with Tai MC Leo than they were with helping me get to the therapist. Now, I did get to the therapist, >> but the mental health ladies, they don't cover under the judge. They flutter around like they can do whatever they want and it's very hard when that happens, especially when you paid. >> You live right down the street on Rampart. Why are you here? cuz that guy lives above. >> It's like he's ripping with my aunt. >> 314. >> So I don't want to get close. >> 1990. >> All right. >> I'm so sorry. I'm sorry. I didn't know what to say. I didn't >> Well, the easy answer is, "Hi, how are you? My name's >> Cassandra." >> Right. >> Yes, sir. That's >> all you got to do. >> I'm sorry. instead of struggling and being all slimy. >> Right. >> Smells like the bed's on me. Maybe. All right. So, you will be going to jail today for trespass after warning. And >> I asked her who she was and she didn't tell me who she was. Sir, I'd like for you to rethink it for a moment. >> Seeing that her resistance towards the officers backfired on her, the woman began to apologize and soon complied with the cops. But it didn't take long before she switched back to being noisy. But this time, the cops were better prepared. >> Can I please go to the BHU and calm down? I finally got my hair untangled. >> And that's where the judge asked me to go. I had to ask him three times for an MH, not a psych. So, I don't know where they were going to put me, but if they shave my head, I was going to freak out. >> She is here. I do show her on probation or supervisor for possession of me. special conditions being >> no barred and the therapist is more concerned with me than getting the information across to the >> I was able to go after I got out though so I must have been able to say something >> cuz they've been shaming me since I got here and you know like it's hard to find private investigators I ask for the private eyes number it takes them >> what's that >> what do you think >> but I don't know what I'm going to do the other. >> What about the and all those other that I got pushed into and so being able to like deal with >> you? I'm just >> I had to wait for a year to prove to Miss Connie, my doctor in the pen. I didn't have sleeping pills that I knew. She then took me on a brain draft of a brain changing instead of just a that put >> Would you mind standing up? Would you mind standing up for me? We'll get you some shoes. You get you your little sandals there and we'll >> put on some clothes. >> My stuff. >> Hey, hold still. Hold still. >> I have a oneie in the closet. >> Hold still. >> No, it's just like a one piece. I bought it. >> I'm not going to be able to get that one out without >> I don't know if he's going to be what I don't know. Like I'm going to go to prison for 8 years if you guys take me off instead of being able to do my business. >> I didn't do that to you. >> Yeah, you did when you let Ellen sell me like a slave. >> You're going to stop. >> Can I have a cigarette, please, sir? >> Why is it my fault? >> Stop tensing up. >> I want someone to collect my property. Please bring >> Stop tensing up. >> I have $200 glasses on so I can get into that studio. >> And you're going to walk like it's my studio. >> Do you understand me? >> Yes, sir. I do. >> You understand me, sir? Do I say no? >> Right. >> Can I speak to my room while we're here? >> Milo, why don't you take a photo? >> God, that might I'm so sorry. The the Cororey scared me and they then takes me back and forth yelling and then they've been chasing Tide around over that old man. I wouldn't have even seen the husband at all. All I knew was some guy messing with me when I tried to put my walk on my door. >> Hey, buddy. >> So, don't walk. Please don't send me back. >> I can do it. >> But you guys have to move at the same time when I told the therapist to try to help me with the thing upstairs. >> Her unbalanced demeanor and slurried words indicated that the woman might be intoxicated. Soon, she began to resist the officers more, taking the situation from bad to worse. At this point, it was more than obvious that the cops were dealing with one of the most entitled Karens ever. >> And then mortgage out and she called my dad a lose. But really, what kind of wasn't? >> He made her $700,000. He wasn't a dumb. >> He was a good son. Don't you think that my little class ideals might make some good money? >> Yes, sir. Well, the golden hoop on my mag light that better not come off cuz that didn't come in the building. I knew when she came out there and came out there and caused me problems, asked me what that lady would do. I was like, "Is there tulip in the lemonade?" Maybe you checking those things. >> No, taste it. I'm serious. Just look at them berries. What do you think? My little >> berries. >> Yeah. >> Berries and cream. Well, what does lemonade taste like to you, sir? >> Berries and cream. >> Berries and cream. Berries and cream. >> The Mamaade Hill. Um, VHS bills. >> I'm so sorry. It's really hard. >> You got anything on you or in you or tucked away? >> Baby, we'll see. >> We'll see. Fantastic. >> And I plan to make sure they had enough money not to get yelled at. >> All right. We're going to get this on the little probe out of you. Okay. >> Okay. There you go. >> Well, you're not going to put no more plugs in me, are you? >> No. >> Okay. Cuz I did see a guy with his head shaved and a plastic probe in him. I don't want that to happen to my back. >> You understand? >> Are the ones that do the probing. >> Got it. >> I'm sorry. I didn't want >> I think that was the only one. >> Too much chlorine in there. I smoke so I can >> You can tell. Turn that way. Nope. The other way. >> Keep going. Keep going. What's up? >> Just keep >> all of them. >> We'll see. >> I'm sorry. I just It took so long to get there and I don't have any. >> There's some up there in the room. >> Well, I know that, but I thought three actually made contact. I don't know. They looked like one >> I deployed two. >> You deployed two fire twice. >> I didn't see you fire twice. >> I didn't see you fired twice. >> My first one wasn't effective, so I fired the second one. >> Okay. >> It wasn't too bad. I didn't. >> Yeah, right. The woman was eventually taken to jail where she was charged with resisting an officer without violence and trespass/failure to leave the property upon order by owner.