Every day, law enforcers are forced to make life-changing decisions. >> Sometimes they make the right decision. >> But sometimes they don't. >> Stop right now. Stop, Nick. Witness the raw courage and the split-second choices that define a career and change people's lives forever. >> We go beyond the sirens and behind the badge to reveal the heartstoppping moments caught on body cam. You >> shot anybody before? Listen. Have you shot anybody? Listen. This is caught on body cam. San Diego, California. >> A victim discovers his vehicle had been stolen and immediately calls the police. [Music] >> Officers attempted to initiate a traffic stop. >> The driver, 44year-old Evan Boltzus, failed to yield to the officers and a pursuit ensued. Couple of those units in the back. Uh, this is a dead end here, guys. So, just be ready for the foot bail. Driver door is opening. >> Eventually, officers were able to stop stick the vehicle and it came to a full stop. [Music] >> Baltas fled from the vehicle and a police service dog was released. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. Hands up. Put your hands up. Hands up. >> We walk up. >> Hands up. >> Hey, put your hands up. Hands up. >> Walk up. Baltzes was taken into custody and later transported to the hospital where he received medical treatment. >> He was charged with possession of stolen vehicle, taking a vehicle without consent, possession of burglary tools, evading of police, possession of lead cane, and the possession of controlled substances. Hilltown, Pennsylvania. In this short clip, the police responded to a barn fire. >> Minutes later, arriving officers found a large barn with heavy smoke and fire showing. People on scene notified the responding officers that there was still a horse inside of the burning barn. Officers then immediately leaped to the scene. >> Come on, boy. Out. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Come on, boy. Come on out. >> Give me a rope. Give me a rope. >> There's one. There should be one hanging right here. Other side. Right there. >> Come here. Come here. Come on. Come on. Come on. Go. Come on. Yeah. Watch out, Christian. I got pull it, Chris. Pull it, Chris. Come on, horse. Pull it, Chris. Come on, horse. Pull it, Chris. Come on. Come on, baby. Go. >> Come on, baby. >> Help us pull. Help us pull. Help us pull. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on, Christian. Come on. Come on, Christian. >> Help us pull. HELP US PULL. >> HELP US. >> HELP US PULL. >> LET HER GO. LET HER GO. Let go. rescuing the frightened animal with the assistance of another farm worker. >> Both officers received minor injuries and the horse came out unscathed. >> Another short clip, this time coming from Bradenton, Florida. >> I know, buddy. I'm going to get >> Police officers responded to reports of an animal in distress. When arriving on the scene, they find a dog locked in an SUV in 90° heat. An officer decides the only way to save the animal is to break the front passenger side window. >> Back up. [Music] >> Good boy. >> The dog can be heard crying inside. It appeared the dog had been left alone for quite some time. >> I know you're so hot in here. Good boy. Good boy. Let's get out of here. Yeah. Come here. Come here. Good girl. >> Oh, that's a good girl. Stay here. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Good boy. >> Good girl. >> Good girl. Yeah, we'll get you some water. Don't worry. >> Come here. Come here. Well, get her over here. I don't want the glass. Come here. Right here. Let's get some water. >> Officers gave the dog over a liter of water, which it drank it quickly. >> Afterwards, the dog's owner was located. However, the dog remains in the custody of animal services. Florida is among 11 states that allow law enforcement or bystanders to forcibly enter a vehicle to rescue a pet in danger of overheating. Lacrosse, Wisconsin. Police were dispatched to an escaped pitbull that had residents, including its own owner, fearing its aggressive behavior, causing chaos in the neighborhood. >> That's my other dog in the car and that's why he's there. I had my friend come here cuz he fostered my wooden fence to come to me. >> Whose dog? That one? Yours? >> Both of them. >> So, why can't you take care of your dog? Why? I was in here mixing up Benadel and dog food to put him down. >> They're doing euthanization. >> Why would you do that? >> Because they're killing him tomorrow. He's attacked too many people. >> He's dangerous. Please. >> Drop the phone. >> Who are you talking to? >> I have emergency other people on the phone. >> Okay. Well, you're you're not taking care of your dog. That's bit people. >> Talk to her like you had her. >> Put her on the leash right away >> and calm her down. And if you have to, let her go, but leave the leash on her. Come here, baby. >> That's why I think he should get out of here with the other dog. I think that dog somebody in the car. >> Well, it' be worse cuz he'd be coming at you. >> That's what he did to everyone else until he pulled up every person. >> He's dangerous. >> Yeah, that's why we'll just take it slow. >> I gave him already three benadryil. >> It's Atlas. >> That's what the Humane Society, everyone's like trying cuz nobody will give me a tranquilizer. The police don't help me. They don't do >> Well, finally. >> We don't have tranquilizers. While the owner attempted to leash the dog, it unexpectedly charges at one of the officers. Come here. Come here, mommy. Come here. Enough. Enough. High drop. High drop. >> I'm emerging for now. Are you good? >> Negative. We pepper sprayed the dog, so I don't know how this is going to go going forward. Tell me, are you good? [ __ ] It's deep. >> Is it? Let me see. You want a tourniquet or you good? >> No, it's not. >> Where the hell is this thing? >> I don't know if I think >> we'll just have you back up. If it comes again, it's getting shot. >> Oh, I don't want to shoot it. You're not going to put your gun on you. >> If it comes like that, >> if it comes on him like that, he's It's getting shot. >> Let me try it one more time. I'll take it in my own hand. >> No. Nope. Nope. We're not doing that. >> This is why I told you guys nobody did nothing. >> This is your dog, right? >> Yeah. >> Why are you blaming us for your dog? >> Don't ignore her. This is ridiculous. >> Stop. Stay there. >> Come over this way. Yeah. After one of the officers was attacked, the police and a few bystanders seem to be at a standstill, trying to formulate a plan to calm the dog down and capture it without having to resort to a shooting. >> Just destroyed freaking his arm. >> So, I've sprayed it. So, here's my plan right now. It died pretty hard when I sprayed it with the pepper spray. I've already got through one can >> doing that. We come right up and over the catch ball. >> It's the only thing I'm worried about is that he's going to slide really quick off this. We want you to tase it right now. >> We could try. Let's wait for command to get here and see what they say. >> No, don't call it. Go back in the bar. >> She's not going to listen to you. She's >> The owner of the dog, a woman, is quite uncooperative with officers, seeming anxious but angry. And throughout this ordeal, she constantly disobys officers, trying to call the dog as well as calm it down herself. despite that being clearly dangerous and beyond reason. >> All this while admitting numerous times she planned on killing the dog herself, mixing sleeping tablets into its food because it's so out of control. >> We're telling him to keep moving it. >> Go. >> Why would you do that? Risk me attacked again. >> Yeah, that's [ __ ] Walk them over. >> We got to take We got to take him to >> Yeah. >> Hey, Careful. >> Okay. Are you going to be cooperative at all or no? >> I'm trying, but I can't. >> I got the dog on a leash. >> Come on. on the other end. >> The woman does eventually leash the dog, though it still remains clearly vicious and agitated. >> She then continues to not cooperate with officers, refusing to give the dog to them. >> Eventually, however, she does escort it to the van, but not without a fight. >> You want to I don't know how this works. You want TO GRAB Should I just tase this thing or what? >> Please. >> Open it. Got to be wrapping it up. >> He's going. He's just eyeing me up. So, I'm next. >> Could she just Hey, Could she just walk it home? Could she If he >> doesn't want to take it home, >> she's going to get there. We go. >> Please come. This is why I've been calling the police, but they can't help me. >> All right, get that catch pole in. >> Let's try. >> Aiden, hold it like hold it like this. >> He's not going to do it. >> Okay, >> here. Can I I could probably I could nudge it with my baton. I'm going to try to pull more this way. >> Well, so his foot his bud. >> So he's got a hold of that. So I can't >> Oh, is it caught in his mouth? >> Yeah. So he bit it. So close it >> there. Let it go. All right. Just a little bit. Not a lot. There you go. >> Ultimately, after multiple bites and wounds, the animal was captured and taken where it was eventually put down for its aggressive behavior. As sad as it is for an animal to lose its life, sometimes you need to remember that not all animals are your friend. Columbus, Ohio. Police officers were dispatched to a report of a breakin at a restaurant. Investigators learned nearby pet store was also broken into after discovering animals roaming free in the parking lot. Officers recovered multiple dogs, birds, and rabbits at the scene. Officers also discovered a nearby footwear store had been broken into. Officers then found 31-year-old Matthew Pancake in leopard print pajamas sleeping on a bench near a store. On footage of the arrest shows officers waking the suspect and ordering him to get on the ground. As officers handcuff and pat down the man, an officer discovers a small animal inside his pajama pants. Officers make an unexpected discovery when they find four hamsters in the man's pants, which were ultimately returned to the pet store. The suspect was treated for injuries he suffered while allegedly breaking into one of the stores. He was arrested and charged with breaking and entering and vandalism. Los Angeles, California. Police were patrolling the area when they were alerted of a stolen vehicle. Officers then found the car and after numerous attempts to get the man to pull over, a chase ensued. The car was driven by a male suspect who was later identified as a 21-year-old man named Ian Gimenez. South TC TCO. >> After a sudden crash, the suspect flees on foot, continuing the chase into the adjacent neighborhood, leading the officers releasing the K9 unit. Get the [ __ ] back here. >> Give us out. >> 250. Let me know when your position so I can start. >> What? [Applause] Hey, let go MY DOG. LET GO OF THEM. >> LET GO OF THEM. >> EVENTUALLY, the K9 unit find him. >> Jimenez wrestled with the dog, refused to surrender. >> Let go of him. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. After escaping the police dog's grasp, the suspect escapes again. Though this chase doesn't last nearly as long. >> He's over it. >> Hey, hang tight. Hang tight. Hang tight. Are we good? Thank you. >> Being held at gunpoint, the suspect finally surrenders and allows himself to be arrested. >> Get down on the ground. >> Down on the ground. >> Turn around. >> Okay. Put him down. Just put him down. Put your hands up. On the ground on the ground. You're going to hand up. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. >> On the ground. There you go. >> All the way down. >> All the way down. >> Turn around. >> Jimenez wrestled with the dog. He was subsequently hospitalized for the K-9 related forearm injury. Thankfully, no officers were injured as a result of this incident. Fall River, Wisconsin. Officers initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle due to an equipment violation on his window. >> Good. How are you? Your vehicle sounded really loud when it went by. >> I have no idea. >> Okay. I told you what it was. >> Any reason that you can't just talk to me? >> I'm not going to open your door cuz I'm telling you when you went driving by it sounded like your vehicle was rattling and it was loud. >> Can you just talk with me and I can get you on your way? >> And inside the male driver was uncooperative and hostile immediately towards officers. system. >> Okay, I can hear it literally rattling right now. >> Where did your ID fall? Can you grab it, please? >> As the man retrieves his license that he dropped, he accidentally releases the brake on the car, causing the vehicle to roll forward. >> Vehicle's moving. >> 33 42 to 57 here. drivers. You're refusing to roll down the windows. >> Just Just same last name, first name, Matthew. Comment spelling. >> Can I just talk? Can you just Can you just crack the window a little bit? >> Have Have you had exhaust issues? >> Okay. Well, I just happened to notice when I was driving by, you went driving by and your vehicle was loud. Well, there's some type of rattling it sounds like over in here. And then there's obviously your engine. Can I just ask why you don't want to roll the window down? I'm sorry, I can't hear you. Do >> you have a copy of your insurance? >> Deputy proc now number 3342. I'm recording you as well, sir. >> Just one second. Okay. >> Clearly, based on how agitated and hostile the man seems to be, officers have a suspicion there is more to him than a simple bad exhaust pipe. And so a K9 unit is sent in for a free air sniff, which yields a positive alert, though the man in the car refuses to roll down the window. >> I don't know what that is. >> Go check right here. Through dispatch, they learned that the man is currently on probation with a condition to maintain absolute sobriety. [Applause] >> Positively, so I don't know how this is going to go, but just be aware. >> 3357 positive. K9 alert. >> Is there anything illegal in the vehicle? >> Okay, I understand that, but I have we have to do our job, sir. Due to this and the hostile behavior shown by Matthew, the suspect, they decide to place a trap in front of the car in case he decides to try to flee. >> Okay, here's the deal. So, the dog alerted to the car. So, we're going to search the vehicle. Okay, sir, listen for 2 seconds. Okay, so the dog alerted to the car. If there's nothing in the car, >> 3325, can we have either Columbus or Fall River out here? >> And if there's nothing in there, you'll be on your way. But if you refuse to get out of the car, we're just going to place you under arrest and you're going to go to jail whether or not there's anything in the car. Okay? So, we're giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Okay? You're going to end up going to jail if you're not going to cooperate. >> Police ask the man to step out of the vehicle multiple times, but he continues to be uncooperative, ultimately asking for a supervisor. >> See the supervisor. >> 3357, vehicle taking off. 1080. When deputies tried to open his door, the man suddenly fled the scene at high speed. >> 3357 1080 eastbound 16 >> update received. >> Successful spike back for a turn. be continuing on 6 eastbound turning westbound on highway 6 eastbound on 60 turning on traffic is light roadways drive speeds are at about 70 if we can get someone ahead to traffic is light no other vehicle traffic runway still drive >> continuing south lost control due to the defle The tire was on the back right where it was sparked. >> Female's on 33 57. Go again. >> Vehicle did just lose the back rear tire completely. >> After you pass north, you'll be hitting the prairie road. You're going to take a very sharp left curve. Please caution. >> Still southbound. Speedhead 80. Coming up to York Center Road. >> 80 mph coming up to York Center. Then again, the next road is going to be prairie road and you're going to take a sharp left. >> Eventually, he was unaware of an upcoming 90° curve and crashed it into the ditch. >> However, the suspect didn't know the trap was placed under his car, resulting in a crash. Though the crash didn't stop the man as he tried to flee on foot, resulting in officers releasing the K9 unit. >> On the ground. You're under arrest. Ro, stop it. Stop. Get on the ground. Still stop fighting. Let me see your hands. >> Let me see your hands. LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS. YOU got >> Let me see youring hands. >> I got my hands. >> PUT YOUR ARMS OUT LIKE AN AIRPLANE. NO. PUT YOUR ARMS OUT LIKE AN AIRPLANE. LAY ON YOUR STOMACH. Do it now. >> Lay on your stomach. I'm not taking the dog off. Put your hands behind your back. >> Get the dog out of my >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> We're not taking the dog off until you put your hands behind your back. >> The dog was then unleashed and jumped on the driver, keeping him pinned to the floor while officers took the opportunity to arrest him. I got two on you, sir. Just I got to just cooperate with me a little bit here. >> 33575. >> Upon searching the vehicle, deputies discovered drug and large quantities of marijuana, leading to the man's arrest and detainment, turning what could have been a simple ticket into something much more. >> What happened to your legs? Roll over to your right side. You able to sit up. >> Come on. >> Where's my glass? >> Every day, law enforcers are forced to make lifechanging decisions. >> Sometimes they make the right decision. >> But sometimes they don't. over here. >> STOP RIGHT NOW. STOP, NICK. >> Witness the raw courage and the split-second choices that define a career and change people's lives forever. >> We go beyond the sirens and behind the badge to reveal the heartstoppping moments caught on body cam. You shot anybody before? >> Listen. Have you shot anybody? >> This is caught on body cam. >> Dallas, Texas. Officers responded to a public disturbance that was ongoing at the Fort Worth International Airport. This lady has >> It was reported that a lady was intoxicated and was rushing to get through to her gate. >> She had allegedly pushed past the passengers and staff just before another passenger pushed her back from the gate. >> When officers arrive, the woman is distraught, yelling at everyone and saying the passenger chokeolded her. innocent police officer. >> I did nothing. >> Ma'am, what happened? >> THIS GUY CHOKEOLDED ME. >> MA'AM, >> wrong with him. >> Calm down. Keep it down. Okay. >> NO, YOU NEED TO TALK TO HIM. HE CHOKEOLDED ME. THEY SAW IT. >> MA'AM, >> they saw it. >> Ma'am, calm down. >> LISTEN, I'M FINE. I NEED TO GET TO MY GREAT AUNT'S MEMORIAL SERVICE. I'VE been detained and held up all day. YOU CAN GO THROUGH MY BAGS. I HAVE NOTHING. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING THROUGH MY BAG. >> MY GOD. WHAT IS WRONG WITH AMERICA? >> Calm down. Calm down. >> NO. THAT GUY >> NEEDS TO BE ARRESTED. >> COME ON. Let's go over here. >> YOU SAW IT. YOU SAW IT. YOU SAW IT. >> Calm down. >> You saw it. >> Ma'am, KEEP CHOKEOLDED ME. MA'AM, what's your name? I'm officer Austin. >> He threw ME TO THE GROUND. >> What's your name? >> My name is Terry M. Cruz. >> Come over here and we'll talk. Okay. >> I WANT THE MANAGER AROUND THE AIRPORT HERE. WHO SAW ME? WHO SAW HIM CHOKE ME TO THE GROUND? Who saw me? I saw you when you weren't supposed to. >> He choked ME TO THE GROUND. >> MA'AM, let's go over here. Ma'am, >> I'M A WOMAN IN A DRESS. MA'AM, LET'S GO OVER HERE. >> MA'AM, let's go over here. Okay. >> You >> not helping. Not helping. >> Ma'am, go over here. >> As officers try to calm her down, she attempts to give an explanation of what happened. >> No. >> Stay over here. >> THAT GUY THREW ME TO THE GROUND. WHO SHOT? Raise your hand. >> Ma'am, calm down. >> NOBODY WANTS TO STAND UP FOR ME. >> MA'AM, what is your name? I told you three times. >> TERRY AND BLUES. >> OKAY. >> NOW, who's going to stand up for me? >> SOMEBODY SAW HIM CHOKE ME. HOLD TO THE GROUND. SOMEBODY STAND UP FOR ME. >> MA'AM, NO. MA'AM, >> I WANT THE MANAGER OF THE AIRPORT HERE. >> NO. >> THAT GUY CHOKE to holding me. WHERE IS MY LUGGAGE? MA'AM, >> EVERYBODY TOOK MY STUFF. >> MA'AM, >> NO. THERE'S CAMERAS. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? >> Oh my god. >> Take some deep breaths. Okay. TAKE SOME PRESS. >> I WANT A MANAGER HERE. I WANT THE MANAGER OF THE AIRPORT HERE. >> As the police ask others for their side of the story, the woman continues to scream at people. The witnesses tell a different side of the story. They describe her as erratic and trying to push her way past other passengers, which simply led to her being pushed back. >> It's clear from her demeanor that she is intoxicated. And as she continues to scream and shout, officers try to calm her down. >> Oh my god, I'M NEVER FLYING AGAIN. I CAN'T STAND AMERICA. I'M moving to Spain. >> Did you have anything to drink today, Terry? >> Yes, I did. Is that against the law? >> No, it's not. How much did you have a drink today? I had a couple of margaritas. >> You can go talk to the bartender. I had a very fine time with those people until I got here. >> Okay. >> This really makes me sick. >> No, I THIS IS NOT RIGHT. >> You let another passenger chokeold me. >> EVERYBODY SAW IT. NOBODY WOULD STAND UP AND SAID THIS GIRL WAS CHOKEOLDED BY A PASSENGER. >> SHAME ON ALL OF YOU. >> Calm down. I don't give a >> Terry. Calm down. Calm down. >> THAT'S WHY AMERICA IS GOING TO THE DOGS CUZ NOBODY WILL STAND UP for anyone. >> Calm down. >> You piece of [ __ ] >> Your other arm behind you. >> I'm not. No. >> She becomes more and more emotional and disrupted. >> Arrested for being a point where she had to be. >> Please somebody film this. Please someone film this. >> She's being recorded, ma'am. Please, someone film this. Please. >> You want to lock it? >> Yeah. >> God damn it. Please, someone. >> It's being recorded, man, by both of us. All right. >> I need my stuff. >> We're going to grab it, Terence. We're going to grab it. >> Wait, wait, wait. This cutting my cutting my wrist. Come on. You said you'd help me. >> I did. Calm down. >> Readjust the cuffs then. >> Are you going to relax for me to do it? I couldn't put them on correctly because you kept moving >> as she is being led away. >> Calm down. The woman continues her tantrum and it only continues when trying to put her in the police car. >> Don't touch me. >> Step in. >> Please help me. Help me. Help me. HELP ME. SOMEBODY. Please help me. Let go of these cops. >> You need to step up. You need to step up. >> I won't step up. Just let go of the cops. You're killing me. >> Okay. I can't do anything. >> You stand up on your own. >> Just like the cops. >> Stand up on your own. >> It takes a while to get Terry into >> a step up. No, you stop it. Stop, >> ma'am. Step up. >> No. >> Step in the vehicle. >> You leave ME ALONE. >> LET ME ALONE. >> TERRY, LET ME ALONE. They're my arms. God damn you. >> IF YOU WOULD have >> I'm a woman. >> Just listen in the first place. >> I did listen to you. You two face [ __ ] >> There you go. >> Somebody needs to help me. >> Even when she is finally, >> she begins hurling racist insults at officers. >> [ __ ] goddamn. Yeah, I said it. >> Don't hurt my feelings. >> Good. >> Thank you. >> Just take me to jail. >> 7:44. >> The one-year memorial of George Floyd being killed by one of your own. How do you like that? >> Yeah. I have nothing to say about that black officer. Piece of >> you. You just said something about George Floyd's memorial, but you called me a [ __ ] >> So, how did that how does that work out? >> Cuz you all are. >> Ah, got it. >> Slaves. >> Okay, got it. >> Southern society. That's why you're >> Oh, man. Thanks. >> And he is too comrad. >> Wow. Great. >> That's what we get for serving the country in the military, huh? book on that one. >> She was ultimately arrested and charged with public intoxication, resisting arrest, possession of marijuana, and possession of a dangerous drug. Aworth, Georgia. >> You are my mom. >> You are my mother. In the middle of the night, a man was roaming around the streets acting in a bizarre way. >> Mom. >> Mom, DID I JUST GET ME A MOTHER, >> PLEASE? OKAY, thank you, Daddy. >> He began banging on the door of one of the houses. And when the homeowner didn't open it, he removed his clothes and ripped the light fixture off the front porch. >> Mother. Daddy. >> He even threw a rock, breaking the window. >> And began chewing the broken glass. >> Oh, poppers. Right. Mother, >> I am a Jeremy. >> Soon after, an officer arrived on the scene. >> Upon seeing the officer, the man knelt down, but as the officer attempted to detain him. >> Come here. Do you have any glass on you? >> No. >> No. Turn around for me. >> The man started fighting. >> Stand up. I'm going to detain you for now. Okay. >> Yes. >> Turn around. Let me go. >> Turn the arm on. >> Turn around. Where are you? >> Turn. [Applause] [Music] More officers arrived on the scene to assist with the arrest. As the man refused to calm down and continue to resist, >> they decided to put him in restraints because he seemed to be out of his mind and it was dangerous to leave him unrestrained. >> He grabbed the female officer's fingers and she had to hit him multiple times, injuring her hand. through >> J. Where is J? >> Oh, Gabby. >> Stop. >> Puppy Susie. >> Yellow. >> Give me mother up. >> Officers found a house with its door open. Initially, they thought the suspect had broken into it, but they found an ID that matched his face. Brown is the best color. >> The man continued to talk nonsense and behave in an agitated manner. [Music] >> He was taken to the hospital because the officer suspected he was intoxicated or under the influence of something. >> Sir, I am J. >> This is Portland. >> Portland. >> Sir, I am Jacob. Never have yellow truck Suzu >> Hillary the fifth you Willie >> Willie Willie >> Harper >> After the checkup was completed he was taken to the police apartment. >> Have a seat on the bench over there. >> First, turn around. Turn around and take out your handcuffs. This officer can take out. >> He was charged with criminal damage to property, indecent exposure, battery on a peace officer, and resisting arrest. Madison, Wisconsin. A police officer attempted to pull over a vehicle after witnessing its unusual driving behavior, thinking that the driver may be intoxicated. >> Oh, that's the wrong one. >> 7768 traffic. When pulling the car over, it suddenly starts driving backwards, >> hitting multiple civilian cars as well as the police cruiser, >> allowing police to question the driver and two other cars. Adam Norah Young 6808 Adam Norah Young 6808 Gilman Gorum and Pikney, turn off the car. >> It's off. Are you guys injured at all? >> We're not. I'm sorry. It was in park. I literally don't know why it was doing that. We have the emergency brake on. I don't know. >> We had it in park cuz we saw you coming over. We pulled it in park and it was rolling backwards. He can vouch. >> Okay. You just hit a bunch of cars and us. >> We didn't hit any cars. >> Yeah. You're crashed into a car right now. >> We literally didn't hit >> you. All you hid my car, too. You're not going to be able to get out. >> I mean, I am going to be able to get out. >> No, you you will. I'm just saying I don't think he'll be able to get out. So, I'm gonna have you stay in right now, okay? So, no one's injured. >> No, no, no. No one's injured. We're not We're not trying to cause injury. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? So, the reason why I initially stopped you is you came up to this intersection here and you did a big turn around and you went facing the wrong way towards me. We were >> we were just trying to do a >> The driver named Aurora exhibited clear signs of impairment and became highly agitated upon learning that her car. I don't know how tall on that side, but you're not. >> The woman's agitation about being towed came from out of nowhere as officers were simply asking her to step out of the vehicle. >> You're going to tow this car over us hitting their mirror. >> You're going to tow this car over us sitting there mirror. >> I'm talking about you exiting the vehicle. >> So, what I'm asking though is how No, no, no. I'm being serious. I'm allowed to ask a cop a question about what we're doing. So, am I driving this car away? >> As of right now, you're not. I'm still talking to you. >> So, you can talk to me. What you're saying is that you want me to get out of the car and not drive my car away. What I would like to do is be able to drive my car away so I can get to work in the morning because if you take my car, >> I can already not No, I'm sorry. I'm freaking out. I cannot afford this. I can't afford the ticket I'm about to get. I cannot afford any of this [ __ ] And the reason I hit their car is cuz I PANICKED BECAUSE THE [ __ ] lights were on. No, I'm freaking out. >> I understand. >> The one in front of it, too. >> But I'm I want to try. >> So, I want to get my car away from here because I'm pretty sure that their car IS GOING TO BE FINE IF I CAN JUST GET AWAY FROM HERE. Get to my place. You can do whatever you want. I need to be able to get to work IN THE MORNING. DO NOT TOW MY CAR. >> OKAY, right now so much work for me >> right now. I'm not even talking. >> YEAH, I CAN'T DO THIS. I'M ALREADY FREAKING I'M TRYING NOT TO. I'm freaking OUT. I CANNOT >> I CANNOT DO THIS. >> I need you to take a breath. >> As the male passenger, later named as Julian, tries to calm her down. She continues to freak out. >> I'm going to have you >> with me and my partner. I'm going to have you exit the car. Don't get det. >> Eventually, she suddenly tries to force open her car door in an attempt to run away. At the same time, Julian jumps over the console and begins fighting officers, leading to a chaotic situation in the middle of the street. Why? >> Why? >> For what? WHY? >> WHY? >> For what? >> What a taser. Another resistance. >> In response to Julian's aggressive and non-ooperative actions, a taser is deployed, causing him to immediately collapse. Where is it? >> Put your ass down. >> The fighting continues as officers attempt to put her in the police car. >> I'm not going to try to get you guys to hurt me, but >> guys, I'm not an animal. I'm not going TO HURT YOU GUYS. LOOK AT ME. I'm 130 lb. You guys, you can deal with a little lex. Look what you done to me. Please pay for the [ __ ] you did to me. Let me sit on the curb. Please, please let me sit on the curb. Please let me sit on the curb. Please let me sit on THE CURB. PLEASE. >> I'M TRYING TO CALM DOWN. LET ME CALM DOWN. YOU won't let me. >> Aurora, my name's Officer Connie Bear. I'm with TWWPD. Okay. I'm going to talk to you for a second. So, you slip the cuff. We're going to have to fix that. Okay. So, that means our officers are going to have to help you. Okay. in my life in my arms. Stop me out of this car. Please, someone be on my [ __ ] team. LET ME OUT OF A BOX. ALL I ASK IS TO GET OUT OF A BOX. Let go. >> Surprisingly, the woman was only charged with battery and threatening an officer. Florida Keys, Florida. A woman is pulled over after multiple calls of a car matching her description. Driving erratically. >> Are you okay? >> All right. We We got a call about your driving, that you were having problems staying in the lane. So, and I thought it was weird that you kind of like put your turn signal on and you took a while to figure out where you're going and then when you made the left, you made this really wide turn. You okay? You sure? >> Okay. The woman seems somewhat lost at first. However, she quickly becomes more uncooperative, seeming angry. >> Why are you pulling me over? >> Well, I didn't really. I was following you because we got a call about your driving and people were saying, I mean, from from the 100 mile marker, they were calling about a red. Yes. >> And so when you pulled in here, you made a very >> I'm not going I'm not going to do that. >> You're not going to do what? No. Suspect named Deborah is eventually asked to step out of the car, but remains upset, flat out refusing to get out of her vehicle. >> Step out all the way in park. Step out of the car for me. >> Cuz you were about to take off on me and you are now lawfully detained. So, please step out of the vehicle. >> Are you kidding me? >> I'm not kidding you. >> Ma'am, please step out. >> No. >> No. No. >> So, either listen, step out of the car. I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the car. >> Then I want to record everything. >> We're recording, too. >> Then I will record everything. >> That's fine. But you need to step out of the car. Step out, please. >> You just let me record everything. So, here we are. I have breast cancer. I just had my I just had my third treatment in breast cancer. Eventually, she gets out of the car, though bizarrely, she records herself crying and talking about her breast cancer treatment. >> Okay. So, >> you think that's cool? >> Well, uh, based on the fact that several people called in that they were concerned about your driving and how you almost hit them, >> I understand. >> Okay. So, my next question to you is based on the fact that given that I could smell alcohol in your breath, >> okay, you're swaying on your stand. I'm going to ask if you want to consent to some fun sobriety exercises. >> Of course I would. >> Okay. >> But uh >> I just lost. >> The woman clearly intoxicated slurs her words and sways while standing still. >> Why don't we just call Rick and just let's just talk to him and let's just just please please. Well, I don't I don't understand how the sheriff is going to help you out of this situation >> because I've known him for 10 years and like and like he knows I'm not a [ __ ] >> Well, nobody has called you that. >> Nor do we think that. >> After trying to get her to do a field sobriety test, the woman asks for the sheriff, who she is apparently friends with. However, when she continues to refuse any kind of test, she is detained, leading to a complete meltdown. Anything other than your phone that you want? >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> The woman screams violently, kicks her legs, claims to not be able to breathe, and even decides to put on the performance of a lifetime, >> forcing the police to call an ambulance for the woman. >> Can you please just so I can breathe? So, what we're going to do is we're going to turn you on that side. [Music] When the emergency service arrives, however, she has miraculously recovered. uffered from her seizure. And when the police explain to EMTs what happened, she claims they are lying. >> Okay, >> so no injuries. You're just a little unbound. >> Sorry. >> Okay. >> She was claiming she couldn't breathe earlier. It's fine. >> Okay, you liar. >> Okay, listen. Talk to me. >> No, she's a liar. >> Okay, talk to me. >> You liar. >> Okay, talk to me. >> Yeah, why don't you go home? >> Deb. Okay, I'm here. Let's talk. Okay. >> When officers search her vehicle, they find two empty bottles of wine and one half full one leading to her arrest. It isn't over, however, as Deborah claims she is being choked by an officer despite being in the back seat by herself. >> Hey, SHE'S CHOKING ME. SHE'S CHOKING ME. SHE'S CHOKING ME. SHE'S CHOKING ME. >> MA'AM, >> MA'AM. >> Before heading to jail at the office, she throws some more insults at officers, even making a few of them laugh with her drunken behavior. >> Uncross your uncross. After strapping her to a chair and having to put a spit mask on her, Deborah is finally taken to jail. Ultimately, Deborah was charged with a DUI and with resisting arrest.