I will be talking if you don't like talking. Links are in the description box. As you saw, it's nurse is going wild today. So, the first one we're starting with is nurse tries to commandeer cop car as a taxi goes wrong. There's a flip over the shoulder on this one. Um, and when we're done, we will go over charges, what the prosecution uh has to prove, what the defense will maybe try to challenge. So, we'll start. >> I know my race. I'M A NURSE. >> HEY, MOM. HELP. ON DECEMBER 4TH, 2025, deputies in Florida were on route to a neighborhood residence. Before they could stop, they were flagged down by a woman who climbed straight into the back of a patrol car, demanding to go to the hospital. Here's what the deputies did next. When Deputy Lambie approaches the vehicle, he finds Elaine already sitting in the back seat. >> What the right down the street? What the is this? >> She's refusing to explain why she called for help, but she's very clear about her supposed credentials. nurse. >> Hey, >> can y'all hear it now? Just want to make sure. I know there's a delay sometimes, but hopefully you should hear the sound now. >> 20 years. I'm not dealing with this dis >> here. >> What is it? >> She told me to get in your car. >> Is that the dispatcher? >> Yeah. >> Okay, you can hang up now. We're here. >> Come on. I want to go. >> Can you tell us what's going on first? >> Come on. I want to go. >> Go where? >> I want to go to the hospital right now. >> For what? What's the matter with you that you need to go? >> I have to go to the hospital. I want to go right now. >> Okay. Fire rescue needs a reference and you're going to be taken by you. >> Come on. No, you don't get No, you don't get to. No, I know my rights. I'm a I'm a nurse. I see you CC you 20 years. Don't with me. Let's go. Take it back. >> The ambulance is going to come. Okay, >> let's go. >> Mom. Hey, mom. >> Hey. >> And you don't get to advise my mother of [ __ ] I'm I'm her in care. I'm in care of my mother. So you don't get to talk [ __ ] to my mother in any way. >> Get me redneck scumbags, man. I always had the best. I've lived in a lot of states, but I I've I've always found that Florida police officers were the best. >> What's your name? >> The best of the best. >> You're not proving that right now. Off your name. Turn any questions. Let's go. I'm going to go. >> Well, I want to go. >> All right. Well, she can hang out here until you >> Yeah, let's go. Come on. I I want some air, please. >> What address did you come from? >> None of your business. >> What kind of is you called the police? >> Her feet, her bare feet are on everything and it's irking me. Gross, gross, gross, gross. She either is obviously on a substance or she's having a mental episode. I don't know which one, but I'm just saying obviously something is not right here. And they did put in the title a quote around nurse for her because but y'all are going to question a lot of these people if they're actually nurses cuz ain't no way. But yeah, she's up first. >> Alone offing pigs, man. I hate the police. >> Why would you call us then? >> I didn't want to call you. I called the ambulance. You showed up. >> Okay. Well, the ambulance is here. >> Well, good. Walk me in the ambulance, then. Where's the ambulance? Where's the ambulance? I want to walk in the ambulance. >> Oh, wait. That's the trash. Oh, >> no. It's behind the >> That's the trash. >> Okay. >> Stupid mother. 20 years. 20 years. I see you. CCU. Leave me the alone. Let's go. Let's go. I want a certain hospital to go to. >> Yeah, we'll we'll let the ambulance handle that. Okay. >> Yeah, you will. >> Oh, you're you're not going to torture me back here. So, >> Well, you're on camera. There's not going to show any torture. >> I know. You're not going to close the door either. How funny. >> We're not. Yeah, it's it's been open. >> No. >> Hey, look at these pigs. >> The feet. >> HELP. No like the police. Just tell you let you like. You should know that. We all hope you die for real. >> Come on, man. Let's go. I want I want to be out of their care now. >> Scumbag. Look at you. Oh, I'm so scared, aren't I? >> Okay, so we literally have no clue what's wrong with her. She came out of the house acting like this. She won't even tell us her name. >> You know what? We're better than that. >> She won't tell us what's wrong with her. She says she wants you down here, you scumbag. >> You guys know her. >> Let's go. I want to go. I want to go now. >> While police speak with fire and rescue, Elaine tries to bolt from the scene. >> Let's go. >> That cop in the cowboy hat has been waiting to do this over the shoulder move. I don't know [clears throat] if he was he did his own little extra side training, but he been waiting to do this. She did have to She didn't eat concrete, but she landed on concrete. I'm going go back. Give him his moment. >> Wait, wait, wait. Your hands behind your back. Your hands behind your back. Come on. >> [laughter] >> Put your Put your other hand behind your back. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Break my arms. >> Stop. >> Ma'am, >> are you hurt? >> By you, you pig. [snorts] >> Oh my god. Now y'all, oh my god, he saw that man flip her over his shoulder and she popped on that concrete. Are you hurt? Nobody cares about anything going on right now. I really hope this is Well, it's not good either way. So, I'm not going to say I hope it's anything, but he know he saw that woman get flipped. >> Where is this? >> Yeah, >> scumbag. I hope you die, [ __ ] >> And now she's spitting. YOU DIE. >> HEY, DO YOU spit mask? >> Yeah, we need a spit mask. >> Stop. Just relax, >> man. I hate that. >> That's okay. Just relax. >> Get him off me. >> Get him off me. >> JUST RELAX. >> GET OFF ME. >> HEY, sit up. We're going to sit you up. Okay. >> Okay. Please stop fighting us and just relax. >> Off. Can you hear what I'm telling you? >> No. >> All right, I'm going to sit you up. Do not bite me. Do not on me, you fat kid. I hate the police. >> Okay, that's all right. >> God damn, man. You guys with your cowboy hat. >> Just relax, >> man. These scumbags. >> Hey, you want to sit on this cooler so we can take your blood pressure? >> Get my >> You want to sit on this cooler so we can take your blood pressure? >> Yeah, I will for you. Not >> bend your knee. Bend your knee. >> No. Bend your knee. >> No, he's trying to hide. Hey, keep kicking my vape. Keep kicking my vape, scumbag. I saw what you just did. >> Yeah. Yo, why'd you do that? Why' you do that? Why are you doing that? That's illegal. Is that not my personal property? No. Get my vape. It's right there. It's right there. >> We don't need her pass. >> No, you I'm not on anything. I'm not on anything. I'm a nurse of 20 years. Are you kidding me? What's your name? Don't buy the house for the school. >> I'm trying to help you out. So, help me help you. >> Although Elaine angrily demanded fire and rescue, she doesn't cooperate with them in the slightest. >> No, no, no, no. Get my vape. You can't kick my vape. >> Listen to the fire guy. Okay. >> Just help me. I help you. It won't be cool. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> I'll sue you. >> Okay. I tell me your name >> and what happened. Are you okay? Did she or anything? No, she was spitting. >> She squeezed my arm. >> She bare feet spitting. Omar says scumbag. I love that word. Omar, my favorite word is dirt bag. I do say that a lot around the house. [laughter] So, I'm laughing cuz the scumbag one. Yes. Love a love a good one. Either one, honestly. >> No, you didn't. Get the out here. Nobody nothing on you. Hey, listen. There's no >> You're a liar. You're a liar. >> No injuries or nothing. What a liar. Let me see. Where's your injury? >> I don't know. Let me see your injury. >> Don't do that. >> No, I want to see the injury. Where? Let me see it. Point it down. >> You're in the sunlight. Point it down. >> You have no injury. You're a liar. You're a liar. [laughter] WHAT A LIAR. YOU'RE A LIAR. [screaming] WHAT A SCUMBAG. ALL LIARS. Beat the [ __ ] out of me. We needed another hospital. >> Off, man. Yes. Put it on me. Let's go. >> Keep it on. >> No, we're not doing that. >> Let's go. I want to go to the hospital. Let's go. >> For what? Tell me for what? >> I don't know. I can't wait to sue your ass, though. >> But tell me what's wrong so I can fix it. >> So, I'm going to sue you. You beat the crates off me >> coming up before that. >> When you beat the [ __ ] out of me. >> I need to help. >> I'm making my mom a millionaire. Mom. MOM, DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT. I'M gonna make you a millionaire. >> Ma'am, what's your >> pigs? These scumbags. >> What's your address? >> You have any allergies and medication? >> All of them. Uh, sodium chloride, penis. >> You want TO KEEP GOING? SHUT UP. >> YOUR NAME. >> You're a piece of [ __ ] cop. >> I hate the police guy. ALL OF YOU. HEY, KICK ALL MY [ __ ] OVER THERE. HEY, PLEASE PICK UP my vape. >> Nurse at 20 years. What scum? What scumbags? I hope you all die. I called for a ambulance. >> Who's the ambulance for? For your mom or you? >> Why you need an ambulance? >> When they get here, I need to tell them something. >> Oh, that'll hand in a hurry. >> Yeah. Yeah. [laughter] Hills. We were clear. We get to there and they're screaming on the radio side of the stage [laughter] and back out. I'm like, >> who told you to do that? >> Why car [ __ ] about it? >> Yeah, cuz we're both standing here like, what the hell? >> You're so scared. You're so scared. You're so scared. >> I wouldn't. >> Don't do that. >> Tell me what to do. >> Don't do that. >> No, you won't do that. Hey, my voicemail. >> Get off of me. Leave me alone. >> I'm not hurting you. Leave me alone. >> Yep. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Then leave me alone. Leave me alone. >> They're a little loose. >> Don't hurt me. >> Hold on. >> Don't hurt me. Hey, they're hurting me. Yeah, all of them. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So bad at these. >> Please nurse the 20 years. >> I see you. CCU. HELP ME. >> GET ME OUT of here now. >> We're going to get you on the stretcher. We're to the hospital. >> Look at them hurting me. And they took my baby. >> They [ __ ] me. >> I get your baby. Tell me your name. >> Here. >> What's your name? >> Right there. Grab your baby. >> Tell me your name. >> Grab my grab. >> My babe. My babe. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Sit down. Stand up. >> All right. >> Stand up. >> Grab her. >> Are you going to stand up or no? >> No. >> Now you stand up. >> I hope you die. >> Your legs. We're taking you to the hospital. Right. >> By the way, that's not implied anything. >> Oh, it's implied consent. >> No, it's not. >> 100% it is. >> No. Me saying I hope you die is not consent. >> God damn. dropped dead. >> Just watch yourself. >> No, you watch yourself. She'll kick you. >> No, I'm not going to kick nobody. She's alive. >> Actually, do you guys uh do you guys have any other masks that are that you can give us? >> Maybe. Okay. >> All right. >> Um >> I don't know. >> Yeah. For battery and Leo. >> For battery today or battery. Okay. over here. >> So, we get a call of I need fire rescue. We are pulling up and then she's running down the street screaming. >> I go to get out of my car. She jumps in the back of my car and she's like, "Take me to the hospital now and I'm like, "Get the out of my car. >> Give me a She goes She goes to grab her." And she starts fighting. So, Hey, >> after being medically cleared at a local hospital, >> put your seat belt on. >> Elaine was transported to the county jail. >> Okay. I hope that medical clearance also included mental evaluation cuz I'm I they had to have hopefully tested her blood to see if she was on something cuz it's something's going on. And you know what? I'll save it. But I feel like someone's going to be like I feel like somebody's going to say something about this compilation, but I don't want to bring it up cuz then I'll be inviting it to be said. So I ain't going to say nothing. But yeah, hopefully she was evaluated and she needs some type of help. I'm just not sure what kind of help. >> Stay right there. Don't move. >> After the arrest, Elaine was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, and resisting an officer without violence. She was initially held on a $1,000 bond, which she later posted. When the state formally filed charges, prosecutors dropped the two counts of resisting arrest. All right, I had all three counts, but we'll just do the one she actually um they kept the charge for, which was the battery on a law enforcement officer. This was in Florida. Um it's considered a thirdderee felony. Prosecutors generally must prove the defendant intentionally touched or struck the victim against the victim's will or intentionally caused bodily harm and the victim was a law enforcement officer engaged in the lawful performance of official duties and the defendant knew the victim was a law enforcement officer. Possible challenges a defense attorney may challenge whether uh was the physical contact accidental during a chaotic encounter rather than an intentional battery. Was the officer lawfully performing official duties at the time of the incident? Did the defendant know the alleged victim was a law enforcement officer? She she Oh, why she needs it? Did they take her to the hospital? Uh, I hope not. But if she was a nurse, it seems like she's not a nurse currently. It seems like she did 20 years, but she is not currently she was not at that time employed as a nurse. That's how it came off to me. if she was an actual nurse at some point. Oops. Trying to keep this. Okay. All right. So, next one we have, this is the one that was on the thumbnail.