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Let go of me. >> No. No. >> What are you doing? Going to let you stop. >> Time and time again, officers encounter angry Karens who try to resist arrest by all means, but every now and then they come across certain Karens who turn their teeth into weapons. [music] >> If you stop, I will let you go. >> NO. STOP. STOP. >> SHE BIT ME. >> You bit me. >> I'm sorry. I bit you, officer. I've been nothing but gentle with you and you decided to bite us. >> These Karens thought it was a great idea to bite cops. >> Meet Jennifer Ramirez Vas, an angry psycho Karen who left bite scars on officer's arms for trying to stop her from setting a public bus on fire. >> They don't want to shut the bus. >> Okay. >> On my bus. >> Stop lighting the bus on fire. Hey, put the lighter. PUT THE LIGHTER OUT. No criminal damage. >> On July the 29th, 2025, officers responded to a bus station after receiving reports of a woman who had been yelling at people in the area, threatening to send them to the underworld after refusing to leave the bus she was occupying. >> They don't want you on the bus. >> Okay. >> I don't want you on my bus. >> You're going to have to step off the bus. I already done. >> Are you trying to get to the courthouse? >> Get you. Put the flame out. Okay. >> Okay. So, >> don't light the bus on fire. >> Okay. >> What's up? >> We're at the end. of what? >> Okay. >> Oh, they pay your >> Who's that? >> Well, you're yelling. Yeah. So, we can hear you. >> Despite conducting a quick background check and finding nothing to suggest Jennifer wasn't as dangerous as she initially appeared, the officers still found themselves between a rock and a hard place. They needed to get her off the bus [music] and bring the situation under control. But they also had to think about their own safety. >> Okay, we're a little little short for the fair. >> It's 225. >> Do you have the rest of the money? >> I do. >> Who would you be willing to pay? >> If you pay him the 225, >> it's not going to work that way. >> Right. So >> So you can >> We're going to we're going to have to end up removing you off the bus. >> No, you really can't. Yeah, you didn't pay the full fair. >> You can go home. >> So, they're going to want you removed from the bus. >> Well, this is how it's going to work. >> You didn't pay full up. >> You can pay >> and then you're >> get up. >> But you didn't pay the full fair. >> I did. >> But you did. >> I did. >> The driver told us otherwise. Stop. >> I did. Stop lighting the bus on fire. Hey, put the light on. >> With a flammable weapon at her disposal, the officers knew that they had to do everything to stop Jennifer from causing any further damage, even if [music] it meant putting their own lives at risk. >> PUT THE LIGHTER. >> PUT THE LIGHTER OUT. >> Criminal damage. >> PUT IT DOWN. BACK UP. BACK UP. >> BACK UP. SIT DOWN ON THAT BENCH. >> SIT DOWN ON THE BENCH NOW. SIT DOWN. >> Back up. Sit down. Turn around right now. >> Turn around. >> Turn around right now. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Get off the bars. >> Off the bars. >> Let go of the bar. You are under arrest. There you go. You got one for 646. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. We're all going to plug up. >> At this point, Jennifer was finally accepting that her teeth had failed her and it was game over. All that was now left for her to do was embrace what was about to become her new reality. >> What's your name, miss? >> Jennifer. >> Jennifer. >> Jennifer, what's your last name? >> Ramirez. >> Ramirez. >> Vagar. What's your hyphen last name? Vargas. >> Vargas. >> V A R G- A S. >> Is that right? >> Is that right? >> Probably with Z at the end. >> Do you have something in the lining of your pants? >> I can be helping. >> I don't feel anything. >> What are you saying? >> Can you be helpful to my people? >> Okay. We've been trying to help you all night. >> All right. We try to help you. I was okay. >> You do? >> Okay, I'll open. >> In the end, she was charged with trespassing, resisting an officer with violence, and battery on a law enforcement officer. Jennifer was absolutely nuts. But she was nothing compared to Goldsmith, who believed that she had the right to bite. >> No, I did not bite you. >> I did noting bite you. >> Well, you've already elbowed me. bit him >> because YOU TRIED TO TOUCH MY I HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE UPSET. YOU ARE NOT. >> On May the 11th, 2023, at around 9:00 a.m. in Florida, officers with the Key West Police Department responded to a public restroom after receiving multiple calls from a public restroom attendant. According to the attendant, a woman later identified as Goldsmith, had entered the restroom and refused to come out for several hours. Concerned that something might be wrong, the officers rushed in to check on her. We want to go. >> Okay. Well, hang on cuz you're on the phone with our dispatch. So, we're just wanting to make sure you're okay. >> I'm asking for another officer. >> What's the problem with us? >> Um, I I'm going to the I'm being harassed. >> All right, Miss Goldmith. Come here, Miss Goldmith. I'm not going to chase you. Come here. >> Put your phone down. Put your bag down. They're arresting me now. >> Put your phone down. >> For several minutes, Goldsmith mistook the officer's patience for weakness, repeatedly calling 911 because she believed that it was the perfect way to vent her frustration. >> Turn around, face the wall, put your hands behind your back. I'm arresting you for misuse of 911. You do not have a legitimate emergency and you have two police officers standing in front of you. >> Let's go so I can report you. >> Stop. Face the wall. Don't touch me. I do not want you patting me down or anything. >> I don't care. That's not how this works. >> Okay. So, if you touch me, I'm going to I'm going to >> Okay. >> Do you have anything illegal on me? >> No, I do not. >> Anything that's going to poke me, stick me, cut me, blow me up, or give me radiation. >> Do not touch me. >> Ma'am, stop. You're not getting in my vehicle unless I search you. >> So, you need to CALL A FEMALE. DO NOTING TOUCH ME. >> That is not how >> if you touch me, I SWEAR TO GOD, I'M GOING TO KICK. I'm going to fight. I swear to God. If you touch me, I'm going to fight. Miss Goldmith, >> do not touch me. I'm requesting for a female officer. >> Miss Goldmith, >> there is not. Miss Goldmith, >> stop pushing me. >> Miss Goldsmith, you need to stop trying to pull away from me. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Ma'am, >> you're going to jail. >> You're going to jail. >> You need to stop. >> You're going to jail. >> In fact, you are going to jail. >> Okay, let's go. I've been to jail. I know the procedures. You got the right one. are. You are not getting >> So, you need to call for another officer. >> No, that is not how this works. >> Okay. So, I did. So, you're going to be held accountable. >> This goldmith, >> I'm not giving you permission to touch me. >> That is not how this works. >> Okay. Do what you got to do, but I'm not giving you permission to touch me, >> Gold Smith. You need to stop. Put your thumb against the wall. Please separate your feet. Your >> No, you're not touching me. You touching my traffic off of me. Get the off of me. >> You need to stop. >> I got a sweatbone. >> You need to stop. >> Get from between my legs. >> You need to stop. >> Roll your side. >> Put your knees up to your stomach. >> I'm not doing that. I have a dress on. >> Thank you. >> For sir, I need you to put my 1024. All right. You don't fixate. Thank you. >> The officers knew from the start that getting Goldsmith into handcuffs was unlikely to be easy, but they never imagined that she would do something this crazy to them. >> You're in trouble. You are in big trouble. You scrape me. I have cuts and bruises. >> Yeah. You see that? Subject has no injuries. But stupid. >> No, I did not bite you. >> I did noting bite you. >> What is that? >> That did not I did not do that. You lying right there. You scrked me and I do have injuries. You see that? >> Don't play with me, >> ma'am. >> You threw me to the ground like a man. >> You tried to elbow me. You can't >> because YOU TRIED TO TOUCH my Ma'am, I got nowhere near your YOUR >> stop screaming at me. >> You screaming at me, >> Goldmith, stop screaming at me. >> And then I got it on CAMERA WITH YOU FOLLOWING ME. You dummy. You mother dummy. >> Miss Goldmith. >> Take me in. >> I'M READY TO LAY THE DOWN. >> OKAY, you're going to jail. >> I know. I'm ready, mother. >> Okay, good. I GOT SOMEWHERE TO LAY MY HEAD NOW. YOU DUMB. Get the off of me like that. >> Stop. >> Get from over me like that. Do >> not. >> That's better. Get off of me. >> Stop. >> IF YOU SWIPE ME UP, THAT'S more >> Well, you've already elbowed me, bit him >> because you tried to touch my >> Nobody tried TO TOUCH >> AND YOU DID NOT GET ELBOWED. YOU LYING NOW. YOU TRYING TO MAKE THE SITUATION WORSE, BUT I GOT IT ON CAMERA. >> And so do we. I was calm until you to touch my >> Stop. >> Get the >> ma'am. Stop pushing against me. I don't If you scrape my swear to God if I got any scratches to >> I don't care if you're uncomfortable. You're not going to pull us. You're not going to kick us. You're not going to find us. >> IF I GOT ANY SCRAPES and bruises on me, you going down. >> Okay, that's nice. >> That's what the thought. >> Okay. >> And I got you on camera doing this yesterday. They did it yesterday. >> I don't know. >> Did you know that THE POLICE WAS CALLED YESTERDAY FOR THE SAME? >> YOU IN trouble >> screaming at me? >> Thought I didn't know the law. Anytime a female requests for a female officer, she is supposed to get it when she's in compliance. >> You thought I didn't know that, did you? >> There's a female officer. >> You thought I didn't know that in you. You going to jail? >> All right. You only arrested me because I was going I called your supervisor on you. >> That was the only reason. Yes, it was. And it's on the camera. And when they get here, I'm going to tell them this. >> You illegally called 911, which is an arrestable offense. Thank you. >> You mad. >> And you also >> cuz this the only damn thing you can do to me is put me in jail. It's over for your >> Yeah. This has been on this [ __ ] So, >> yeah. Miss Goldmith, you're still getting searched before you go on my vehicle one way or another. All right. And as I told you before, we do not have a female officer working today. >> And aside from that fact, I we are all trained on how to properly search females. >> I'm not asking you. >> You're going to find out. You're going to find out. >> All of a sudden on the day that you come to the bathroom to arrest me, you don't have a female officer in on any on call anywhere. >> The tension's running high and the officer struggling to bring the chaos into order. A bystander now entered the scene and what appeared to be an innocent citizen trying to intervene would soon test every ounce of the officer's patience. >> Miss Goldmith, I'm done talking to you guys. >> Not right now. >> Not right now. >> Is telling you that you need a female officer to search your >> listen. How about this? How about I go to the courthouse? Let them know that you're trying to search. >> You need to go away. I'm going to put you in handcuffs for obstruction. >> Yeah. And when you do that, when you do that, lay down. You're already being sued. >> Walk away. It doesn't matter. >> Walk away. >> The whole city of Key West is being sued. >> Walk away. >> The whole city of Key West is being >> Walk that woman. You're under arrest. >> Walk away. >> You're under track. >> Walk away. >> Walk away. >> As it stood, the officers were more frustrated than ever. Although things had finally quieted down with the bystander, the ordeal was far from over, especially when they still had Goldsmith, an angry Karen who was a specialist in biting officers to deal with. >> Something in the water today, man. >> It's a wrap for you cuz I'm going to jail and I'mma stay in that. >> Okay. Well, yes, you are. >> You I'm telling you I want to. I've been to jail. You stupid. You stupid. Okay. >> Don't you know you stupid? I'm homeless. THAT'S A HOTEL TO ME. YOU DUMB. >> OKAY. Keep talking. >> Keep talking. >> I get three a day in a bed. You dumb. [laughter] >> That's a tail to me. >> Keep screaming. You're just adding to my disorderly charges. >> I don't give a >> I HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE UPSET. YOU ARE NOT GOD. I never said I was never said anything even close to that. Right here. >> Don't >> stop. You want to know? >> Uh passenger side, please. >> Get this back. >> I'm going to take that stuff back to the station. >> All right, ma'am. Put the stomach on the blue line, please. So he tried to arrest me for using the restroom is um that was the first time that he did what he was called. He was trying to to arrest me for using the female's restroom. >> I'll check if he has a valid. >> HE DIDN'T. THAT'S WHY HE TRIED TO LET ME GO. >> Get in, please. >> You need to put it. He needs to get arrested. AND IF HE DOESN'T, I'M GOING >> I THOUGHT YOU said you were going to sit in the car without complaining. >> I'm saying IF HE DOESN'T, I'M GOING TO THE MAYOR'S office and I'M GOING TO MAKE SURE his down. >> In the end, she was charged with misuse of 911, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and battery on a law enforcement officer. While Goldsmith tried to crest a mark on an officer with her Karen jaws, Megan, a crazy driver, thought that biting an officer gave her a chance against a team of officers after running into a school bus with her car. >> All right, sit down. I'm going to have the paramedic step in you. Okay. >> All right. Do you know? Do you remember what happened at all? >> Yes. >> So, what happened? >> Uh, I had an accident. >> Watch your head, please. On September the 5th, 2025, at about 5:00 p.m. in Palm Beach County, Florida, officers from the Boon Beach Police Department, responded to a highway crash after receiving multiple calls reporting that a woman had run into a school bus with her car. >> Hey, you okay? >> How are you? We have FD coming right now to get her checked. Okay. What happened? Let me go on your side. Okay. What happened? >> Hi. Um, I was crossing over and you're coming on this road. You were crossing this. >> You were going to go in here? >> Yes. Okay. >> All right. >> What color was your light? >> Green. >> Okay. Do you um did you already give someone your driver's license and stuff or No. Okay. >> Um, >> all right. We'll see that. I'm going to have the paramedic check in you. Okay. >> All right. Do you know Do you remember what happened at all? >> Yes. So, what happened? >> Uh, I had an accident. >> Yeah. How did that happen? >> Huh? >> I crossed over. >> Okay. Why? Why did you crossed over? Are you going somewhere around here or >> Yes. >> Which direction? >> My boyfriend's house. >> Okay. All right. Uh, does he live in here? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, are you injured? >> No. >> No, you're not hurt. You want to go to the hospital? >> All right. Sit down. Okay. >> Um, >> I already give all my stuff to >> How much? We're going to talk to the paramedics. >> Mhm. >> Um, >> check. >> See if they can clear her and we'll go from there. >> Megan had somehow come up with quite a convincing story. Enough to set her on the path of freedom. But if that was ever going to happen, it would have to be without the presence of these witnesses. >> Okay. Okay. So, we're coming. There's a bunch of cars. Everyone's going like really slow and they're all like trying to get around her and she's like keeps kind of swerving lanes and then I was like man is there I literally at one point was like is this a kid driving because this was like like ridiculous and then all of a sudden like I'm coming up I live in here so I'm trying to turn in here but I'm waiting. >> Which lane was she in between this one and this one cuz she was like she was l Yeah. And then the cars kept trying to go around her and then by the time we got here I was the last one behind her and I was like well I have to turn so I'm just waiting for her to get out of the way. She comes into this lane like she's like, "Oh, like I don't need to go here." Like she needs going to go straight. So I was like, "Oh, cool. Maybe she's going to go that way and go that way, whatever." But she came up this way and then she just turned left like a sharp left and tried to like he was already halfway through. She t-boned into half of him. He was he was already halfway through the intersection. >> So she was going very very very slow. >> Okay. >> So I'm talking like school zone in type slow. So people were starting to pass her right on the right. >> What lane was she in? >> She was in the left. >> That that lane. >> Okay. >> So then um uh this lady turned right to get into >> turn. >> So she was good and she was kind of still pacing her and then it looked like she realized, oh wait a minute, I'm in the wrong lane. And she tried to turn. I don't think she ever saw the bus. She could not have seen >> at that point. The officer had more than enough evidence against her and all that was left between her and reality was time. >> Can you step out for a second? >> We got to throw your car. Okay. >> I'll help you. >> Go ahead. I'll hold that for you. >> Go ahead and I'll hold it for you. >> All right. Let's walk back this way. Okay. Sit right here. You can stay right here. Control. >> Okay. Nothing hurting you? No. No leg injuries. If you didn't hit your head, I don't see any visible injuries. I'm just making sure you're fine. Okay. >> Okay. >> Your daughter's getting checked up right now. Okay. So, she's she's in good hands. Okay. >> Okay. Um can we uh let's let's walk over here around the car so we can so people don't hit you. Okay. Can we walk around around? Just go behind so we can protect the key. Huh? >> Can you guide me? >> Can I guide you? >> Sure. Okay. >> I can do it here. Right here. Fine. Hi. >> Hey. Uh, this you got to do um if you're not stay by your car. That's fine. >> Okay. All you got to do >> alcohol. I can smell alcohol. >> Okay. >> What's the name? Megan, what's your full name, please? >> Megan. >> So, Megan, this is what's going to happen. Right now, I'm already done conducting the traffic investigation. Now, we're craft investigation. Now, I'm moving on to um I have suspicion that you've been um you're under the influence or something. So, now I'm doing a DUI investigation. Okay. I have to I have to let you know. I I'm >> I am >> 38. >> Okay. What's your address? >> Uh 38. >> It's all right. Take your time. >> So sorry. >> Why are you sorry you for >> talk to me? I >> did you take anything? >> No. >> What? What? Cuz I can tell, ma'am. We can tell that. >> No. No, I haven't. >> When was the last time you had a drink? >> What? >> I haven't taken anything. >> Okay. What alcoh I'm talking about alcohol. >> No, I haven't taken anything. >> You didn't still didn't answer my question. No, they I am answering your question. I promise taking anything. >> Okay. They going to ask you. You haven't been able to tell me what your address is. >> Um I my address I >> not yet. I'm >> Are you injured anymore? If you need Are you able to answer that? >> Are you injured anymore? I'm not injured anywhere and I am so sorry. I am trying >> I just want to know Megan if you were taking anything or drinking anything. When was the last time you had a drink? >> Uh like 4 days ago. >> 4 days ago. >> Yes. >> Where were you coming from? I have not I was picking up my kid and I have not I'm taking anything and I I am so sorry. The reason we were asking these questions ma'am because >> I understand >> you've given us all the indicating that you are under substance >> not only you asking very you're driving your driving um pattern when you were driving without two people that saw you driving and you passing the bus not only that I'm just driving you right now you are extremely determined look like this >> I understand >> slow to react your beauty >> I stand here >> slow in your words. Okay. >> That's why I'm asking you all description. So if you took I don't know if if you was I don't know if you alcohol. >> I don't you don't drink at all? >> No. >> You never drink at all? >> No. >> Really? >> Yes. >> I thought you said you drank something 4 days ago. No. >> That was like No. Okay. >> Um, but >> so >> I am telling you I >> So what did you have to drink? >> This was weeks ago. >> Okay. What What was it? >> I am telling you I don't drink currently >> and I have been >> I take your time. It's okay. We don't we don't want we don't want we just want to make sure you're okay. And >> Megan was clearly struggling to keep her story together and the officers could see right through it. But the reality was that Megan had taken on more than she could chew. >> Extremely. >> Yeah. >> Yes. Because >> I didn't know anymore. >> Your pupils. >> I trying to >> Do you have anything that's a part? No, there's nothing in my car. >> I'm not worried about that. >> Okay. Um, when was the last time you see a doctor? >> I don't. >> Oh, um, less than a week ago. >> So, you didn't hit your head at all today, right? In the crash. >> Maybe. >> And when they deploy, did you hit your head? You mind if I look? >> Do you mind if we look to see if you have any bumps and everything? You can go ahead and look. >> Does she know what day it is, what year, any of that stuff? >> So, you're not sure about >> Do you know Do you know what today's date is? >> Uh, September 4th. >> What year it is? >> Uh, 2025. >> Who's the president? >> Four. >> Oh, >> yeah. See, you're you're you're not even you're having a hard time even answering simple questions. >> Who's the president? >> Not Trump. >> All right. >> That was a joke. >> Well, this really isn't kind of a joking matter. >> Grab your phone so that your daughter wants to call her dad. Okay. >> I'll grab you. >> I mean, we we are doing a honor, but I don't know what what she >> Yeah. I mean, she's refusing. I didn't refuse. >> Either way, we asked I asked you if you were okay and if you needed medical treatment. You said you you were okay. You're not injured. >> I refuse. >> Either way, we got to take her to the hospital. >> I didn't refuse, >> man. I stated that you said that you were not injured. You told us you have no injuries. >> Are you injured? >> What? What's >> Are you injured? >> I don't feel >> Okay. Did you listen to a question asking you as you are you injured? Are you injured? >> No. >> Okay. So, that's basically what he's stating right now that you >> No, but he just said, "Are you injured?" And I didn't refuse. >> No. Okay. >> I saying that you said you are not injured. >> Right. Are you injured? >> No. >> Okay. >> Right. That's that's what we say. >> That's what she That's what he's asking. Do you need to go to the hospital? >> No. >> Okay. That's what that's what we established already. So then we establishing your mental state. So we're asking you questions. >> What's wrong? Talk to me. >> Doing this in a They have to make sure they assess you correctly before. >> All they do is they just want to make sure you're fine. >> You want to be medically assessed. Can we speak with you? Stay right here. >> Um, this kind of seems >> Are you going to say yours? >> Collaborated. >> Collaborated. What are you talking about? Once you finish your mommy like really won't let us take your mind. >> I'm not understanding what you're saying. >> I'm trying to help you. I'm trying to find out what is like what's going on, >> if you're okay. They all they want to do is they just want to make sure you're medically okay. >> Despite the odds stacked against Megan, there was just one thing left for the officers to conclude their investigation. >> Would you be willing to do a field sobriety uh exercise? Oh, just >> so we can cuz we believe that you under the influence of Would you be willing to do some closing exercise here? >> Okay, >> this is >> I have contacts. >> You have contacts now. >> All right. >> We're not going to do it here. >> Yes, we are. >> No, >> we can't. You >> No. >> You don't want to do it? >> No. >> Where would you like to do it? >> Where Where's the straight line? >> Don't worry about that. We'll get to that. >> No. Careful. There's >> Hold on. Don't go in the traffic. Okay. Like a straight line. >> We have We have a tape. We're going to put a tape on the ground for the straight line. Okay. You got to You got to hold on. Where you going? Come over here. >> No. >> Okay. >> Straight line. Let's go. >> That's That's That's the next step. >> Straight line. Let's go. >> By now, the signs were impossible to ignore. Megan was heavily intoxicated. The officers knew that they were watching someone who was fast becoming their own worst enemy. >> Let's go. >> Careful. Watch the car. CL. Uh, come over here, please. >> Oh. Oh my god. Let's move over here. Let's move over here. Let's move over here. >> Move my car. Can you take my car? Move over here, ma'am. >> Stop, >> bro. Straight line. >> Stop. >> Straight line. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Oh my god. >> We're done. We don't need to do this. >> Straight line. Straight. >> We're done. We're done. >> We're done. Hey, we we're going to go to the >> line. Straight line. Straight line. >> We're done. So, she's going. >> Can you put your gloves on? Just pat it down. >> Straight line. Where the >> is the straight line? >> Okay. Relax. Relax. >> No. All right. >> Where the >> relax? Where the is the straight line? >> Where's going? Where >> is the STRAIGHT LINE? >> MAKE SURE she doesn't have anything in the pocket. >> No. You >> listen to me? >> Oh, you want to fill me up? You want to fill me up? Have a seat, man. >> No. No. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Come on, >> Megan. >> Have a seat. >> Just have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Why? >> Just have a seat. >> Why? >> Why? >> Seat. You're going to hurt yourself. Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Why? >> Just stop resisting. Just You're going to hurt yourself. >> Why? >> Got it. >> Call it out online. Sir 10:15, >> watch your hand, please. >> 145. >> What's the reference? >> Signal one. >> In the end, she was charged with driving under the influence, causing property damage, resisting an officer with violence, and attempted battery on a law enforcement officer. So far, we've seen Karen's bite cops, but so far, none of them were like this woman, who thought using her teeth on the officers was her best chance of evading jail. >> I'm a mother. Stop. We say my white pants are coming off. >> You're not hurt? >> No, I'm good. I'm fine. >> Okay. She hit you, then bit you or tried to bite you? >> Yeah, she bear palled my face, swiped my face, and then tried to bite my arm. On August the 26th, 2025 in Pekin, Illinois, officers on routine patrol spotted an elderly woman standing in the middle of the road after an earlier confrontation with a driver. Concerned for her safety, they stopped to check on her, expecting nothing more than a routine welfare check. >> No one called, ma'am. I saw him. Thank you. That's what happened. >> He didn't hear me. >> Okay. Well, I I saw what I saw. >> Okay. He got in your face and he opened like this and sucked you in the face. Stop standing up for him. >> He's my friend. >> I said that, man. My friends don't treat friends that way. You have a phone number. >> You guys are so young. >> You have a phone number. >> How old are you? >> That's really not important right now. >> Why is it? Yeah, I'm definitely >> I just asked you a question, but >> just so you know, >> so don't be offended. >> I'm fun. He's the second oldest. >> But they're all young. >> They're all young men. >> Get out of the road. >> Get out of the road. >> Get out of the road. >> Get out of the road. >> Wait. What? >> Get out of the road. >> For what? Because you're standing in the middle of the road. >> Really? >> Yes. >> Either move now or I move you. >> Okay. Move. >> Get out of the road. >> You're >> relax. >> Get the >> I would I didn't touch you. Trust me. >> Off me. >> Shut up. >> Don't >> be quiet. >> No, I'm not going to shut up. >> Do you want to take it for a pedest for a drunken pedestrian in a roadway? >> Drugs. I said drunken pedestrian in a roadway. >> What? >> The drunk >> What? >> That you drunk? >> Who are you? >> I'm Officer Buco. >> Oh my god. Prove it to me, buddy. >> Prove it to me. I'm peing Illinois. >> You? >> Yeah. >> You're sweet. What were you guys arguing about? What? >> View me. Whatever. >> I know what you're saying. >> Well, yeah. Mhm. I deal with you and fire people. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Get the out of my face. Get the out of my face >> right now. >> I'm not going to. >> I'm leaving. Relax. >> I'm leaving. I have a wife. Get the off me. Get your off me. >> Just relax. So off me. >> The woman seemed to believe that her age placed her above the rules, but she had no idea that she was dealing with a team of nononsense cops who had little patience for entitled antics. >> Okay. [laughter] Hey, grab a feet and pull them out. >> Three pe three people. Okay. Three people. Three guys. Okay. Whatever. >> Whatever. Three guys. >> Yeah. Uhhuh. >> Yeah. >> Oh, fix me. >> I'm arrest matching police officer. >> Whatever, buddy. You'll learn. You'll learn. Get the Get my face off the floor. Get my face off the floor right now. >> Get my face shut >> off the floor now. >> Tuck your knees up >> now. >> Tuck your knees up >> now. Get my face off theing floor. >> Tuck your knees up now. >> TUCK YOUR KNEES UP NOW. >> PUT YOUR KNEES UP NOW. >> PUT YOUR KNEES UP >> NOW. >> I don't care what you have to do. Give me my face off the floor. Thank you. >> Stand up. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Stand up. >> Oh, this is what it means. Oh my What? >> My pants are falling down. >> Do you even care? >> Do you even care what your mom has to go through? I'm always your mom. >> Oh, look at the face. Look at the kids face. >> OH. OH, you're going to get it. You're going to get it for sure. You're going to get it for sure. >> Start walking. >> Don't even Don't even get my pants off. Get my pants off. Stop restating me. >> Stop recating me. Stop. I will behave. Stop refing me. Stop restating me. >> I'm a mother. Stop restating me. My pants are coming off. Stop. Stop. Stop. My pants are leaving my Oh my god, you're hurting me. You're hurting me. Oh my god, you guys are going to be so much in trouble. >> Oh my god, I'm going to kick everything after you. >> Oh yeah, you and you know it. So I know you. I know you. Yeah. >> This is what you deserve. Huh? This is what you think. It's appropriate. This is what you think is appropriate. >> You think this is appropriate? >> You think this is appropriate? >> Despite how tense the moment had become, the old woman still believed that she had what it took to face off against these officers, but she was about to learn that they had come prepared. >> Does she need to go to the hospital anymore? >> I don't know yet. >> Do you have a medical complaint? >> You're old enough to meet any of my children. [screaming] I don't get nothing. Stop. Stop. >> All right. Sit up. Sit up. >> Have her roll on her side, Morgan. Try and get her pants up. >> You need to sit up. Sit up so we can help you up. We'll sit you in the back of the car. >> You guys are pathetic. >> You need to sit up. >> You guys are pathetic. You guys are pathetic. All right. Right here on the floor. You guys are pathetic. Get the off me. >> Get the off of me. >> Well, someone help me. >> You guys are pathetic. All of you. >> There's no women. >> There's no women here. >> There's no women here. >> You guys are pathetic. You guys are pathetic. an hour for you. Don't worry. Don't worry. >> I got Tucson. I got Tucson behind me. >> Yeah. You're going to pay. >> You're going toinging pay. >> Cool. Sit down in the car. >> You're going to pay. >> You are. >> Sit in the car. >> I'll help you push in. >> You are going to pay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Mhm. Uhhuh. Does that make you feel so strong? Oh. Oh, yeah. Oh, I'm going to get that behind bar in the car. >> Yeah, I know. Yeah, >> I know. Exact. Get the >> Don't fight me. What the are you doing? >> GET THE NOT GOING TO FIGHT. >> Get the out my face. Stop you. After the officers finally secured her in the back of the cruiser, an unexpected problem surfaced. During the confrontation, a concerned neighbor had contacted the police supervisor, claiming that some officers were mistreating an elderly woman on the street. >> You're not hurt? >> No, I'm good. I'm fine. >> Okay. She then bit you or tried to bite you? >> Yeah, she bear pawed my face, sliced my face, and then tried to bite. At this point, the officers, realizing that they were transporting an unruly Karen, who seemed willing to use her teeth as a weapon, knew every possible safety measure had to be put in place if they didn't want any of them to be her next victim. >> I'm going to get you. I'm going to get you. >> I'm going to remember you. >> I'm going to remember you. >> That's so cool. >> Yeah, I'm going to remember you. >> Okay, >> I'm going to remember you. I did nothing wrong. >> Hey, he might want to talk. >> I did nothing wrong. So, stop you puff head. Puff head. >> Puff head. >> Puff head. Huff. >> What's that even mean? >> You're a renegade. You're a renegade. >> What does that mean? >> Off me. Get these cuffs off of me. >> Come on. >> Let's get it on. Come on. Hurry up. I have things to do. Hurry up now. Loser. >> Both of you. >> Loser. In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting or obstructing a police officer, as well as battery on a police officer. Binding cops as recompense for their concern is a little disturbing, but even so is trying to chop off an officer's arms because you believe that you were a god. >> Kathleen, take your drum and your other musical instruments. >> Sure, I don't care. >> Okay. >> You're hurting me. >> I know you're trying to bite me. >> We're all God, right? All of us right here. Right. On October the 21st at a packed bar in Florida, a night of drinks and celebration took a sharp turn for the worse when a woman named Jennifer decided to make herself the center of attention by taking over the stage with some musical instrument really >> no allowed to be here. Okay. So, you're being trespassed and you're no longer able to come to tequila. >> If they're leaving, I'm leaving. I'm good. >> All right. Great. Let's go. >> You got your license on you? Any identification? >> I'm not going to ma'am. You need a license. >> Jen, it's right here. >> Y'all are so funny. >> Come on. We're not going to tell you. >> Y'all are correct. >> I'm always going to be there for you. Jen, >> you can either get up and leave with us or if you refuse to leave, we're going to take you to jail. >> Jen. Jen. Jen. Come home with me. >> Yeah. >> I'll take care of you for sure. >> I'll go home with her. >> Yeah. All right, we got to do it now then. >> Let's go. >> Yeah, come here. >> Grab your things and let's go. >> Come on, Jen. >> Guy is staying at my house, too. We can take care of it. >> If you want to go with them, you can go with them. Let's go right now, though. >> I got your drone. Come on. >> Don't Don't regret. Don't create something you regret. >> Don't touch. >> Okay. Pick it up, sweetie. [laughter] >> Jen. Jen, >> I'm going. >> Jen, you can't go in your red. You have to go right now. >> Ma'am, you're either going to leave now with your friends or you're going to leave with us in our car. >> Yeah. Look at them. >> They're so I'm not going anywhere. Come with us. >> I won't leave on my own. >> My car is right down there. >> We're not going to tell you, Jen. You're either going to leave with your friends or you're going to leave with us. >> J, >> don't touch my Don't. It's too late. After a few minutes of watching Jennifer's behavior, the officers realized that if they wanted to stop the situation from getting any worse, they would need to change their approach. >> All right, ma'am. Just back up for me. >> You have it off here. >> You want to come with >> Let go of me. I will cry behind your back. >> Let go of me. If I'm being right now, you're going to let me go. Let me go. I got this. >> All right. >> Can you relax for a second? >> All right. Let's go to jail. >> Okay. >> That sounds fun. I've never been to jail, actually. This sounds like a good time. >> Hold on. I'll I'll double. This is cool. I love jail. Never been, but it'll be my first time. >> Hey, what's your first name, ma'am? I'll you >> okay? >> Thank you for that. >> You're welcome. >> I surrender. >> God, I surrender. I surrender. Whatever they're going to do. I don't give a They can lock me up for 16,000 years. I don't care. I love you. >> Just keep her in your control. Thank you. Thanks for helping me watch my step. >> Thanks for helping me watch my step. Y'all are awesome. >> All right, watch yourself again. >> At this point, Jennifer was clearly getting on every officer's last nerve. But that didn't mean that they were just going to let her go. >> You're not going to You're not going to do >> I'm not going. >> Man, stop. Stand up. Stop. >> You and you can let go of me now and you can undo the chains. You're not We're not doing that. I'll get in my car and you will go to home security. >> Okay. 862. >> You want to stay here? Then you can stay here. >> All right. Take this off me. >> No, we're not doing that. Take this off. >> God, what's your name? >> God, I'm asking you to take this off me right now, guys. >> Can take your drum and your other musical instruments. >> Sure, I don't care. >> Okay, >> fine. Whatever. >> I'm not going with you policemen, though. That's for damn sure. >> See, you're already going with us. So, you can either go easily or we're going to get you in that car one way or the other. So you can stand up and we can walk over there. >> Oh y'all, they're funny. >> We gave you an option to leave and you didn't leave. So now this is your second option. >> They're not coming off. >> Oh yeah, they're >> So you can stand up and we can walk over to the car or you're going to make it a lot harder for yourself. >> Oh, I'm good. Right here. >> I'm good right. >> Jen, how are you planning on paying for your tab? >> I have money right in there. >> Okay. Is there a card you want me to give to them? >> There's a $100 bill in there. Give it to them. >> That's what you want me to use to pay the tab? >> Yeah. Go for it. >> Absolutely. >> Bring your change back to you. >> No, I don't need change. Just give them 100 bucks. >> There's a little pouch >> and it's like a little Guatemala type and there's a $100. No, that's not it. >> It's in the small section on the I don't know. >> No, no, it's multiolor. Yeah, >> I pay my bill. >> All right, >> go ahead and get the $100 bill. >> Give us one second. We'll talk to you in a second. Okay, let's just get her in there. >> Yeah, you're okay. >> Just give us easy. >> All right. >> Have we already searched her? >> All right. Search me. Go ahead. >> Yeah. I'm not wearing any underwear. You like >> No. No. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> On your back. Why are you pants? >> Okay. >> All right, guy. All right, guy. This is cool. >> Do you have anything that's going to drink off? >> I have no underwear on. You like that? >> I'm not fun. >> Yeah, go ahead. I have text. Trust me. I have nothing. Look. Look. There's my tip. >> Don't do that. >> Why are you ashamed? You're ashamed of my body. >> Cuz we're all one. You know that, right? >> Yep. >> We're all one. All of us, right? didn't have anything on. >> Wrong guy. >> No, I got >> I'll turn it. Ma'am, stop. >> This car, please. >> Sure. >> Did you get my $100 so you can pay the bill? >> Yep. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay, good. Make sure you bring that bag with you cuz you know got in it. >> Don't worry, we will. >> All right. I have no underwear. >> No, no, no. Okay, don't stop. Nothing. >> All right, stop it. I have nothing. Stop it. >> Yeah, you checked everything. I think we're good. All right. Just got to make sure it's protocol, right? >> Yeah. You want to take my shoes off? You can take them off. >> Nope. You're good. >> I don't give a man. Take a seat. >> All right. Let's go. Never been to jail. This will be fun. >> Yay. I'm going to jail. I'm so excited. >> Put your head back. >> Okay. Sure. >> All right. This is awful. >> Normally, yes. You need what? >> I need the cuffs off, please. >> I can't take the cuffs off. You're under arrest. >> You're going to jail. But you said it whatever I need. >> Not in that sense. Like if you were like having like a medical emergency or something like that. >> I feel >> you feel okay. >> I can fake. >> Well, are you We don't want to wake up the fireman if we don't need to. Are you having a medical emergency? >> No, but I want to get the Well, yeah, cuz he's hurt and I want to get them all. >> I can have her just >> I'll sit here if you want me to, but I >> Yeah. >> Um, are they too tight, though? >> They're too tight. >> Okay. >> Yeah, they are. >> Hey, Rodriguez, can we verify her cuffs aren't too tight? He has complaints of tight cuffs. >> You just take them off. I'm not >> Well, we can't take them off. Okay. Fine. >> No, I'll lose a little bit. You know what? It's not okay. Cuz I'm not dangerous to anybody. >> I know, but when you're under arrest, we just have to handcuff everybody the same way. Okay. It's not like we don't think you're We don't think you're a bad person or nothing like that. >> Yeah. I gave you some more space there. >> All right. You need to take them off >> and I'll just sit here like a good girl. I promise. >> Okay. We'll reevaluate. Okay. By the way, just give us a few minutes, right? >> No, we need to take a moment now. >> Okay, watch. >> After what felt like an endless struggle, the officers finally managed to get Jennifer secured in the back of the cruiser. With the door shut, they thought that they were finally out of the woods, but they were yet to understand that Jennifer wasn't done yet. >> I need this. >> Okay, we're going to fix your handcuffs. >> Here you go. All right, just step out real quick for us. Yeah. >> Step out of the vehicle so we can fix him. >> Why are you being so difficult? >> I'm going home here. Switch thoughts with me. I'm going home now. >> Bye, guys. Bye, guys. >> No. No. No. >> What are you doing? >> I'm going to bite you. [laughter] >> I'm going to bite you. >> You'reing hurting me. >> I know. You tried to bite me. >> Here, switch your name and just put another cuff. >> Listen, God. God, you're my friend. God, I love you, God. And I'm going home. Going home. No. >> No. No. >> Watch your watch your shoulders. >> Oh, no. Come on, guys. >> Please don't bite anybody. >> I'm not biting anybody. I'm not hurting anybody. I'm going home. >> Stop it. >> This is me. >> 112 west. >> God, I love you so much. Why are you doing this to me? God. God, cut it out. You know, we're all God, right? All of us. Right here, right now. >> Come on, kids. Stop it. All right. Fine. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> All right. >> I appreciate you. >> No problem. Yeah. Go ahead. Do what you're going to do. Me, take me to just like this, please. >> I'm put I'm good. I'm good. I'm calm. >> Okay. >> I'm calm. >> Make sure they're tight enough where she's not going to slip them again. [sighs] >> Just going to take all night. >> This one's good, I think. >> Yeah. It's going to take a >> to you. I mean, honestly, we don't want her to slip it again. Yeah, we'll tighten this one. >> Yeah, that one's good. Oh, it hurts. That's good. >> Jennifer, why are you acting like this? >> There are no lasting results from this. You know this, right? >> Exactly. >> There are no reason. >> Why are you being like this? >> Why don't you make it tighter? I would like that. I like pain. >> Oh, yeah. That's really good. Thank you. Thank you so much. Y'all are You are the finest cops I've ever met in my town. Oh yeah. Cut off my circulation. That's okay. Can I cut off the circulation? Do >> this one. >> Yeah. No, it's okay. >> I'm just hanging out. >> She has enough. She has two finger spaces in there. >> This is so much fun, guys. I love you. >> Thank you. >> You know I love you. You know, >> I love you because I love me. >> That's right. >> I love you because we're all >> Have a seat, please. Yeah. >> Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. >> No more loosening cuffs. Okay. >> No, now we're good. >> Thank you. >> You got my bag still? >> Yeah. You still got it. >> Ma'am, can you put your feet under the step for me? >> Yeah, sure. Of course. >> Up here? >> No, right under it. >> Oh, under. Okay, got it. >> Dealing with an angry Karen was one task officers found challenging, but dealing with one who wouldn't hesitate using her teeth, well, they were done leaving things to chance. Ma'am, can you put your feet under the step for me? >> Yeah, sure. Of course. >> Up here? >> No, right under it. Oh, under. Okay. Got it. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm good. >> All right. Whoever was talking about winning there, I'd love to tell you because I wanted to myself three different times in my life, but you know what? I didn't see it because life is worth living. >> Indeed. >> Yeah, I think so. I mean, I know it's so it's really worth living. I'd love to know who right hand. Okay. I'd love to know who's talking about mirror because we can really talk about >> I did attempt to kill myself once and I had like little tiny scars but they went away. >> And a couple times like after that I really wanted to like I wrote a note. I wrote like a page note. It sick. Hey, Jennifer, not to distract you from what you're currently talking about, but just so you know, we write like a little receipt that has how much money and everything that you have, so it'll be on here, so everything will be documented. Okay. >> Okay. >> You had $125 in case you didn't know. >> Okay, great. >> Jennifer, I know we explained it earlier, but you're not welcome back on their property. If you do come back, would you be subject to arrest again? >> No worries. I'll never go back there. In the end, she was charged with trespassing, law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, disorderly intoxication, and disorderly conduct. While some Karens bite cops as a means of evading, and others as a way to vent their frustration, Kendra Noacobia chose to bite officers as a means [music] to avenge her experience with some dirty cops. SHE'S UNDER ARREST. >> SHE BIT ME. BIT ME. I'm sorry. >> You bit me right on my hand. On December the 27th, 2024, at around 4:00 a.m. in New Jersey, officers from the Hoboken Police Department were on routine patrol when they observed what appeared to be a couple engaged in a heated argument. Concerned that the situation could quickly escalate, the officers moved in to intervene. >> Talk to her real quick over somewhere else. >> Excuse me. >> Ma'am, just talk to me real quick. >> Ma'am, >> listen. You guys are sitting there screaming, yelling. >> I'm sorry. That's me. >> And it looks like there's a fight. >> There was no fight. >> Not fighting. >> No fight. >> Can you ma'am? >> Can I come talk? Can you come talk to me, please? >> Separate them. >> I let you guys talk separately. >> Wait. Wait. >> And that'll be the end of Listen. I got to talk to her separately from you. And I got to come to >> Yes, we do. >> Listen. >> Let her go. >> You got to speak to her separately. >> Can I just speak to you on the side, please? Man, it's going to be if nothing is wrong, it's going to be over and done with very shortly. >> We just got to make sure everything's okay. That's all we're doing. Go talk to this officer right here. >> They all got the ill got the inside. >> I was My Uber's waiting. I was just talking. >> My Uber is waiting right now. >> I hear you. >> It's not walk away right now. Nobody's walking away anywhere right now. That's okay. That's all right. >> Ma'am, >> I just want to ask you some questions and that's it. >> Baby, listen. [laughter] We had a bad experience already last time. Listen, listen. >> I'll hear you first. No, >> I'll hear you first. It's not to operate. So just like it's like day by day. I'm trying I'm trying to tell you >> we live we're living in this orange and we got we got post cops before and somebody said somebody some crazy thing and we got a cop and one time a cop attacked her and push her down to the curb and she has she still has a rules with her like >> ma'am. What's your name? What's your name, man? All right. Listen. >> Listen. >> This female officer right here, we all have our body cameras on. We're just here to talk. I want you to hear us out real quick cuz we need to talk to you separately. You can't really walk away from the scenario right now. >> Because we saw you guys apologize. >> Can I Can I talk to you over here, please? >> Are you okay? At the moment, the officers had established that these were not just two strangers causing a disturbance in the street, but a couple who had chosen to air their dirty laundry in public. >> If that's all it was, that's all it was. I just need your >> Why? Because we got to make sure that >> No, for what? That's not That's not That's not >> Justin was doing everything he could to clean up the mess to make sense of the situation. His girlfriend Kendra, on the other hand, was determined to make matters worse. >> Can I have your name? No. >> No. All right. So, what happened? Cuz I seen him screaming. >> It was me. Honestly, I drunk >> as hell. We just seen I was screaming at him saying that he was cheating and he was screaming at me, saying that he loved me. That's it. >> Cuz I didn't hear you screaming. I just heard him. >> No, it's just cuz I have a soft voice. It's okay. He gets very passionate. So, no. Um, >> can I have your name at the airport? It's just for my round book. >> I respect you. I love you. What you're doing? >> No, it's >> No, I'm Nothing's going to happen to you. I'm just talking to you. >> No, they tried to jump him last time. >> Who tried to jump? >> The cops. The cops tried to jump him. >> That's not cool. Look, baby, you have to give more information. It's not It's not >> cuz he didn't do nothing. He was there. Exactly. >> All y'all one, two, three men. He was screaming about how much he loves. >> You want to read? No. No. It's okay, baby. Baby, it's okay. >> Take a breath. >> No, it's okay. Quickly. >> No, it's okay. >> Like that stress. See, she wasn't even crying before y'all came up. Like, >> she was definitely crying. >> Oh, she was crying. No, she just watch. >> Be careful with the stuff. She's going to fall. She's going to pull back from the y not are able to >> They're not free to leave. >> Why are we free to leave? >> Because we are investing. Do not put your hand down. Do not ma'am. >> Why? So y'all could jump me. No. Get away from us. Get away from us. Everyone needs to get away from us. >> Don't listen to our baby. Please stop. Stop. Stop. Are you involved? >> All right, back away a little bit. >> All right, just back away a little bit over there. >> All right, I don't want you to get involved over here in this, >> baby. I know. I know you can't. I know. I know. I understand this place over here, >> man. I'm here. >> Serious. >> No, we're not. We need to gather information. This is an investigation. >> This is crazy. >> It's just your name for your baby. Baby, baby, just chill. Come here. Come here. >> Just please just come here. >> This is a tough time of the year for her. Like >> we understand that. But we're not asking you for a lot. We're asking for basic information. >> Baby, just come here. Baby, just come. Babies, please just come here. >> I can't even call 911 cuz they 911. >> Baby, baby, baby. Baby, baby, just >> unless you look up the law, >> baby. >> Unless you look up the law. >> They can't detain us. They cannot detain us. Rachel, let's go. So, let's go. >> You're not We did not tell you to leave. Stop. >> Stop. STOP. [screaming] STOP. Stop doing that. Stop doing that. Stop. Please. [crying] [laughter] >> Kendra had already managed to turn an otherwise uneventful night into full-blown chaos. But unfortunately, angry Karens often don't know exactly when to stop in times like this until they cross the line. going to put YOU IN HANDCUFFS IF YOU DON'T STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. THAT'S ENOUGH. That's [screaming] enough. That's enough. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> IF YOU STOP, I will let you go. >> STOP. STOP. >> SHE BIT ME. SHE'S UNDER ARREST. SHE'S UNDER ARREST. SHE BIT ME. She's under arrest. LET HER GO OR YOU'RE GOING TO BE ARRESTED, TOO. >> LET HER GO. Let go. >> Under arrest. Get off me. >> Put her in cuffs. PUT HER IN COPS. >> NO. PLEASE. PLEASE. STOP. >> What the chilling? No. No. No. No. Stop. >> 27. We have one female. 1025. >> No. >> Stand up. >> NO. [screaming] NO, THAT'S NOT COOL. THAT'S NOT COOLER. STOP IT. Search her. This is not cool, bro. >> Stop it. You're okay now. >> Justin, you're okay now. >> Justin, stop. You're okay now. Please. >> Stop it. >> At least I didn't get hurt this time. Okay, stop it. I'm sorry. >> You bit me right on my hand. >> I'm sorry. I thought it was Justin. Justin, >> stop it. You'll be okay. Just go home. >> It's okay. >> That's an orderly conduct ex >> Justin. Stop. Please. Please. Just go home. [laughter] >> Justin, please. >> Justin, please go home. Justin was without a doubt the kind of boyfriend who would go to great lengths for the woman he loved. But deep down he knew there was a line he couldn't afford to cross. Especially as his girlfriend Kendra had used her jaws on officers. >> Now we need his information. >> No. >> If he doesn't provide it, he's under arrest, too. >> I was trying to help her. Why don't you me >> You bit me. >> I'm sorry I bit you, officer, but I was trying to help her. You are not to move at all >> whatsoever. >> Just go. >> Stop moving. >> Sorry, bro. My hand. Justin, >> stop. >> Stop it. Please stop it, >> baby. Please stop it. >> Breathe down. >> Stop it, Justin. Stop it. >> Breathe. It's okay. Justin, breathe. >> I need your information. Make sure nothing. >> Let's breathe. Okay. >> We're investigating cuz you guys are screaming the whole night at each other. >> All right, we're done. >> [ __ ] night. >> I need your That's it. >> I know this is not going to count for nothing. That's fine. But I didn't mean to fight. So, I'm very sorry. >> All right. You're right. It doesn't count for anything cuz you still bit me on my hand. >> No, it's fine. It's fine. But my apologies. I didn't mean to at all. >> So, hold on. I hear you. My apologies. I'm trying to make sure she's okay. >> Can y'all put me in the car cuz he's going to >> We're going to put you in the car in a minute when she's done searching you. They're going to police headquarters. >> I'm saying not okay. >> Those are two numbers. >> I told you. I told you. >> They're who? >> Why? sometimes just for the law. This fear was placed under arrest because she bit me on my hand. Like the [ __ ] down, baby. It's okay. >> It's okay. >> That guy right there, he tag, bro. Stop playing with the guy right there. >> Please. >> And the skelly, >> Lee, >> please calm down. It's okay. >> It's okay. >> It's okay. I'm tell my ass. >> No, no, it's not your honestly my voice at you like that. No, honestly arguing with females starting to act disorderly. Try to calm her down and [ __ ] out. >> Chill, baby. Chill. Just chill, baby. >> I know. I know. I know. It's my fault. I know. It's okay. >> Just go home and be calm. >> I ain't about to go. What the [ __ ] are you talking about? What the you talking about? Can you take that bag off her or no? >> I'm sorry. Does it >> Can you uncip it here? >> I think you can just uncip it off the thing. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and aggravated
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