Just country. [screaming] >> When police uncovered a horrifying discovery, [music] this Karen did the unthinkable. She denied everything, even with the truth staring her in the face. But she's not the only one. THE FREEWAY. STOP RUNNING. GET ON THE GROUNDING GROUND. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. I got >> I don't believe this. STOP [screaming] FOR ME. PLEASE. >> IN this compilation of real police body cam footage, you'll witness shocking moments where suspects lie, break down, and spiral as the truth unravels. These true crime encounters are as real as it gets and far more disturbing than fiction. Starting with the suspects, who the suspects acted calmly, believing their denials might protect them from trouble. On July 13th, 2025, officers stopped their vehicle after receiving a report about illegal drugs and open alcohol containers inside. As the conversation began, the tension quietly built with each question the officers asked. >> Okay, first is going to be, do you have full tinting on your front windshield? Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you have a prescription for that? >> Okay, so the front on the windshield is illegal in the state of Arizona. You can only have it across the visor across the top. Second is going to be your front windows. We have white look way too dark. If you want to just roll it up a little bit, I can do a uh tent meter and we'll see exactly where it's at. It needs to be 33%. Okay. >> Yeah, that'll be fine. >> Right there is good. You're at 11%. Okay. So, it's illegal in this state. It's also illegal. I see you're from New Mexico. New Mexico is 20%. You're illegal there, too. Okay. The third thing is going to be the covering on your license plate. Can't have it. It's tinted. Can't be obstructing the license plate whatsoever. Okay. Not going to give you a ticket. It's going to be a warning. You got your driver's license, registration, pro insurance. >> Officers started questioning the woman about her registration and personal details, watching her every move. They then turned to the man, pressing him about any hidden cash or illegal substances. The air grew heavy as both suspects struggled to stay calm. >> Hey, how you doing, ma'am? >> Hi. >> So, the registration you gave me had expired back in like uh couple of months ago. There is one that's supposed to expire in July. >> Do you have that one handy? >> Um that's the one that we gave you. Um that's why the officer that when they flipped over yesterday, he said that when he got on the computer that the computer did say it was July. >> Okay. >> So, he said that we have 4 days past and he said he goes, "I'm not going to sight you, but you need to get it fixed." Right. >> So we said, "Okay, we'd fix it and got back to >> So the one that you gave me expired in May. Do you have the one that expires in July?" >> No, that was the only one that was in there. >> I got you. And where you guys coming from? >> From LA. >> Okay. Were you guys out there for like >> We're visiting his mom. >> Okay, I got you. Um, do you live in New Mexico or Okay, gotcha. Um, I'm going to be checking the VIN number. Okay. Just make sure it matches the paperwork I got. >> Um, so there's one on the front window and one on the driver door. Okay. So I'm going to just be checking those. All right. You're just checking to make sure they match or >> Yeah, exactly. So, we get a lot of swap vins and stuff out here. >> I just got to make sure they match. Okay. >> What did you guys say when you were out there? >> You stayed in hotel. >> Like a hotel. Okay, I got you. All right. Hang tight for me. Right. I'm sorry. What was your name? >> My name's >> Okay. All right. VIN numbers match. Like in Arizona, we get a lot of swap bins and stuff like that. So, I just got to make sure they match. >> You can come over here. Oh, yeah. For sure. So, Mr. Martinez, I do have some additional questions for you. Okay. In addition to traffic control, another thing that I do out here is criminal interdiction. It's the stoppage of illegal crimes going down the roadways. I'm going to ask you some questions. Don't take them personal. I ask most everyone I come in contact with these questions. Okay. Uh, do you have any large sums of cash in excess of $10,000 in the vehicle? Do you have anything for the manufacturer? Fake IDs, credit cards, anything like that? No, sir. >> Do you have anything as far as um weapons, pistols, rifles, large amounts of ammunition, anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. Um do you have any drugs in the vehicle? >> No. >> No. No. >> Okay. In this state, similar to New Mexico is legal. Uh decriminalized I should say. You can have up to an legal is there any marijuana in the vehicle? >> There is, but >> just a little bit. about a couple of grams. >> Okay, no worries. I'm not worried about that, man. >> So, having said that, you said there's nothing in the vehicle. Would you give me your voluntary consent to search a vehicle? >> Yeah, why not? >> Okay. >> So, just to confirm, do I have your voluntary consent to search the vehicle? >> Uh, you know what? Let me ask her. >> Well, I'll ask her, too. >> She knows more about this. >> I'll ask her. So, I'm asking you at this point cuz you're the driver. I'll I'll ask her the same questions I asked you. >> I'm about to do it. All right. I mean, it's it's a it's a yes or no question. It's up to you. I supposed to say no. >> Well, it's I'm not going to get into hypotheticals. It's just a yes or no question. >> I don't know. I don't know what to say. >> Well, it's up to you, man. You're You're the driver. It's your vehicle. >> As officers questioned both suspects, their uneasy behavior set off alarms that something was being hidden. The man's answers didn't add up, forcing police to dig deeper into every detail. What unfolded next would reveal far more than anyone expected. Or >> no, you just say yes or you say no. Is there something in there? >> No, no, no, no, no. >> Well, yeah. Like I said, it's yes or no, man. You can say yes or you can say I got a bottle of uh [ __ ] uh in the back is halfway. >> Okay. Is that it? >> In the trunk. >> In the trunk. That's fine, man. Open containers. >> As long as they're not in the passenger compartment are fine. I'm not worried about that. So, yes or no on the voluntary consent search vehicle? Ah, from my own right. I I don't think so. >> Okay, no worries. Give me one second. Okay. >> Okay, man. So, here's what I'm going to do. Okay. Um, you're perfectly within your rights to say no. Okay, that's fine. Uh, what I'm going to do is I have a K9 in my vehicle. I'm going to wait for my second unit to get here. I'm going to be walking him around the vehicle and at that point, if he alerts, we'll go from there. If he doesn't alert, you get a warning, be on your way. Okay. So, we got to hang tight and wait for that. >> Why up? Why you got a question? Yeah. >> Cuz could you cuz you stopped you got to do that. I mean is a regular routine for you guys to do that? >> So like I said I'm part of the criminal interdiction unit. So one of my functions on the interstate is uh the interdiction of criminal activity. >> Hey Christina. I do have some additional questions for you. Okay. So in addition to traffic control I do is criminal interal crimes going down the roadways. Okay. Having said that I do have some questions. Don't take them personal. Um, do you have anything as far as like large sums of cash in the vehicle and access to $10,000? Anything of that? Anything for the manufacturer of fake IDs, credit cards? Anything as far as weapons like pistols, rifles? Uh, do you have any illegal drugs in the vehicle? Okay. >> No. >> No. No. >> Okay. So, in the state of Arizona, I have up to announce marijuana legally. Do you have any marijuana in the vehicle? Okay. Um, having said that, he did refuse consent to search the vehicle, which is totally fine. Um, but at this point, I'm going to have you exit the vehicle. Okay. I'm waiting for >> Can I ask what the purpose of this is all about? >> Yeah. I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle because I'm going be running my dog around the vehicle. >> Okay. That's >> I'm about to call it. [music] >> Is that a >> Yes. Um where [snorts] I have it hasn't been open. That's been there for like a couple days. >> Okay. All right. Like I'm not >> Yeah, we'll come back here. Okay. >> That's fine. All right. So, real quick, guys. Um, because you do have an open container in the front. You told me you had a bottle in the trunk, >> but I am seeing one that's in the front, too. Okay. So, at this point, >> I can't see anything. >> I got you. Yeah, you guys are going to be detained. Okay. For open container in a vehicle. All right. So, go ahead and turn around for me. Yep. Open. >> It's a misdemeanor in the state of Arizona to have an open container. Okay. >> Yep. That was That was last night, was it? >> I got you. But the thing is, if it's in the passenger compartment where you guys can get a hold of it, that's what makes it a misdemeanor in the vehicle. If it's in the trunk, it's fine. But if it's in the like the back, do you want to put your phone in your pocket or >> That's That's >> 431. I'm going to have two detained for open container. >> I mean, if Okay, be careful with this one. I broke it like >> Okay, give me one second. So, what's going to happen at this point? Because you guys do have an open container, uh, I'm going to be doing a probable cause search of the vehicle just to ensure there's no additional open containers in the vehicle. Okay. Um, officers began a thorough search of the vehicle after the suspect's story raised doubts. Hidden inside the female suspect's bag, they discovered drugs that demanded immediate testing. The results of that test would change everything. is yet. 431. Can you change nature to call the drugs? >> Huh? >> So, she's got these and a white crystalline substance. I can't tell that's the pills crushed up or if it's [ __ ] it's meth. I mean, you can see a shard right there. >> Yeah, >> it's going to be meth. >> Nice. Um, she's also got tons of debit cards and EBT cards for different people that are not her. Um, you want Did I do that wrong? Oh, there it is. blue back here for a second and we'll grab an evidence bag or you >> Yeah, just bring a few cuz I mean we still got a bunch left to search. So >> So he right now he's going for open container. This was in the center console and these are all in the front by her. Um and then she's going for the >> possible 1381. I didn't see anything um like as far as driving behavior before the stop or like contact with them. I wasn't smelling it on them. Um but right now I'm just going for what we got and we'll see what we find as we keep going. >> Sounds good. We'll go for a while. >> Yeah, I saw that. >> Everywhere. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, uh car is getting towed at this point, so After discovering drugs in the female suspect's wallet, officers intensified their search of the vehicle. What they uncovered next shocked everyone on the scene. The full extent of the stash was far beyond expectations. >> Got to grab my pride tool. >> Yeah. Oh, it's loaded. Back door's loaded. Meth. The back panels. >> Yeah. >> Loose. 431. Can you know I'm going to have 2105 for transportation of dangerous drugs? >> Let's go, bro. >> So, you >> pull pop that and then start on your light in there. You can see it. >> Oh, yeah. >> Let's check the other one. I got to call Danny. Is that one loaded too? >> Loaded. Nice. >> Back right door. As soon as I looked at it, it's loose. Pop the rubber. You can see the meth in there. >> Good job, dude. >> Thanks, man. [clears throat] All right, I'll call Kyle and I'll get one rolling. >> All right. >> So, you can see right here. >> Yeah. >> It's freaking like you can just pop the whole thing off. Just barely even on there. Let me see. They just barely suck it back off. Bro, that's fully loaded. Is the other door loaded? >> No, I didn't see anything in the other door. >> Do you got a poop brown paper bag? >> I got some. I'll get some in a minute. >> Officers confronted both suspects again, revealing the truth about their lies. Despite the evidence, they continued denying any knowledge of the drugs. The police moved quickly to take action against them. >> I told you this is what I do for a living, bro. It was criminal interdiction. Okay. So, I found all the meth hidden in your car, or at least some of it so far. We're going to be tearing the whole car apart at this point. So, you want to tell me how much you're getting paid to drive it? >> I didn't even know it was loaded, man. >> Come on, man. >> I I swear to God, bro, >> bro, you've had the car for months. >> Yeah. >> So, >> but I I didn't I didn't know it was loaded. Okay. So, the thing is, man, like like I said, all I do all day long is criminal interdiction. Okay. >> I understand. That's >> So, >> when you tell me you didn't know? >> Well, I didn't I I didn't know that. >> It's your car, bro. >> I know. It's my car. Yeah. >> Okay. So, I see you have tattoos, bro. Are you clicked up? >> No. >> Were you clicked up when you were younger? >> Yeah, when I was younger. Yeah. I >> Who you clicked up with? >> Serenos. >> Serenos in LA or what? >> In LA. >> Okay. Uh yeah, man. So, you're under arrest for transportation of uh dangerous drugs, which is methamphetamine. Okay. So, that's a class two misdemeanor. Um you're also going to be charged with possession for sale and possession of dangerous drugs, which are a class four and a class six misdemeanor or a class. These are all felonies, I'm sorry. So, they're all felonies. All right. Having said that, now's your time to be honest with you, bro. >> Shoot. I didn't know it was loaded, man. I mean, no one's just leaving that much meth in a car, bro. You've had it for months. >> I know, but you >> you went to LA for a day. You came back and you're going back to Albuquerque. Okay. So, no one goes to LA for a day, bro. Okay. >> I got my mom over there, boy. >> Okay. And I understand, dude, but like >> I I'm I'm there for the weekend. >> You're only there for a day. >> Yeah. Yeah. But you know, I went over there for the weekend. >> That's That's a How How long it take you from Albuquerque to LA back. Would you find that suspicious? >> I don't know what that guy's doing. You know, I don't know what he's doing. >> I got you. So, like I said, man, you're under arrest for transportation. >> Ma'am, I'm going to have you step out for me. Okay. >> [ __ ] >> Have you go to the front of this car right here? Okay. My phone. >> Yeah. All right. So, I'll have you stand right here. Okay. So, do you want to tell me about the meth? >> The what? >> The methamphetamine. >> It was in my pills. >> Yeah. >> Yes. I found that in my kids's bag and I put it in my purse and I had it in there ever since. I forgot to take it out. >> Okay. >> But that's what that that's where that's from. >> Okay. But you knew it was in there? >> I knew it was there. It just I forgot that it was in there. >> Okay. >> But yes, I had got it cuz I found it on my kid in the backpack from school and I stuck it in my purse. >> Gotcha. So, um, what about the large quantity of meth in front of me in the car? >> The what? >> What about the big bags of meth that we found in the car? >> What big bags? >> What? >> So, do you want to tell me where you guys went when you were in LA? >> We went to his mom's house. >> Okay. >> We were at his mom's. >> So, were you with him the entire time he was in Los Angeles? >> No. >> Like, I was there at the at his mom's and then we went to the store like a few times, but that was it. How long has he gone to the store? >> No more than 30 minutes. >> Okay. Um, so just so you're aware that you are going to be charged with transportation of dangerous drugs. >> Wait, what? >> You're in the vehicle. The vehicle's in there, though. Like that. >> Okay. Well, >> they were both charged with transportation of dangerous drugs for sale and destruction of evidence. Additionally, the female was charged with possession of a controlled substance, which was located hidden on her body, attempting to conceal it while being booked into jail. Next. This mother was so terrible that the police were speechless when the officer found her. On March 16th, 2024, officers responded to a possible DUI case and found a vehicle that hadn't moved for a while. >> I took the keys out. >> Oh, okay. I don't want >> I already took the keys out. There's a kid in the passenger seat. >> She breathing. >> Yeah. >> Let's wake up. You say Madison? Madison is the first name. That's what the RORO is. If that's her, >> Madison. Madison. >> Hey. >> Hey. >> What? >> Are you Madison? >> Yeah. >> Can you look at me? >> No. >> Hit the ass. >> What? >> The assassin light. >> What? >> The light. The light. The light. The light. >> The light. Okay, I got you. Okay, so I pointed it away. >> Yes. >> Okay, there you go. Hi. >> Hi. Good morning. >> Good morning. >> How are you? >> I'm good. >> Where do you live? >> Stopped cuz I needed to take a breather. >> Yeah, for sure. >> I was upset and like >> Where did you come from or did you just leave the house to go take a drive? >> I dropped somebody off somewhere. I was going home. >> You dropped somebody off? >> Yeah. And then I stopped. >> Okay. Do you have any ID on you? >> Yeah. >> In your purse or something? You don't have any weapons in the car? Knives or guns or anything like that? >> Okay. >> Thank you. Oh yeah, you were out. You were sleeping real good. You were deep into dreamland. >> 6104547 9749. >> Were you coming from a house around here? >> Do you know somebody over here? Do you know where you're at? This is 27th Avenue and First Street. >> Yeah, literally I was leaving. >> Leaving. >> Leaving who? >> Dropping somebody off. >> Who is that? >> At house. >> Yeah. Who Who did you drop? >> Charlie. >> Charlie. He was at your house earlier and then he brought you brought him home. No, I went to go pick him up and like I got dropped off at a house. >> Okay. >> But my car was messing up so I stopped here. I was like getting ready to pull down that way and that's probably when I I guess fell asleep. That's actually happened. >> Well, you put the car in park so that's good. >> I mean that's been happening. >> Yeah, at least that you did that. Yeah. What were we doing with the bottle? That was just what? Yeah, >> it's just >> you just carry that around with you. >> I just carry it around. But when I go to meet up with my friend, I'm getting arrested. >> What's that? >> If I'm gonna get arrested, can we just do that? >> Yeah, but there's a process, so we can't just like >> We don't just hold people to jail. >> Fast lane it. Yeah. >> Another officer arrived on the scene and quickly gathered all the details from the lead responder. They focused on assessing the woman's condition, suspecting she was dangerously intoxicated. What they uncovered next would determine the course of the investigation. >> Is it going to pull out? Like, what's it going to do? And I'm like, well, it's been some time now. I have to go. Now I have to go investigate. >> Now I got to go take a look. >> Yeah. Now I got to go take a look. So as I pass by, I see her like just slumped over, right? So I'm like, well, so then I come back around here to try to get in front of her just in case she tries to take off. She had a bottle of fireball in between her legs. So seeing all that, the car was on. It was a park. I didn't want her to get spooked and take off, especially with the kid. So I reached in, took the keys out. They're both knocked out, but the keys are on top of the the hood. And had to shake her to get her to wake up, drool, and everything. So when she noticed the fireball, she tried to put it away. I already saw it. >> Yeah. >> Well, yeah. I may need you to come pick up a ride. >> I stopped and >> call a ride for >> stopped. I don't know what's going to happen, Tony. But >> how much have you had to drink tonight, Madison? >> A couple beers. >> A couple beers. and a couple shots. >> All right. Well, why don't you do me a favor and step out for me? Okay. >> Yeah. They're they're doing their thing right now, so I got to go. >> All right. Bye. I love you. >> You said you had a couple of beers and some fireball. Where did Where were you drinking that at? >> At home. I check her to a friend's house. >> Okay. All right. >> Officers prepared to administer a field sobriety test to determine if the suspect was fit to continue driving. Every step of the process held weight as they watched closely. The outcome would reveal the truth behind her condition. >> All right, step right over here for me. See where my lights on uh on the ground here? Stand on there for me. Turn and face me. I'm gonna ask you to perform a few standardized field exercise. You willing to do that for me? >> Yeah. >> First thing I need you to see the uh red light here. I'm moving from side to side a few times. I want you to follow with your eyes on keeping your head still. >> My eyes are very dry. So, >> okay, I understand you. And I'm going to go in a couple small circles and come towards your nose. I'm not going to touch you. Okay? If your eyes feel like they're going to cross, just let them do it naturally. Okay? Follow the light. Okay. All right. Do you have any problems with your knees, ankles, or back affect your balance at all? Okay. What I'm going to have you do is I want you to turn and face that way. I want you to put your left foot on the white line. I want you to put your right foot in front of me just like this. Keep your hands down by your sides. Okay? I don't want you Yep. I want you to stand just like that until I ask you to move. Do you understand? When I ask you to and only when I ask you to, you're going to walk nine steps forward. Maintain heel to toe contact with each step, keeping your hands down by your sides, and count your steps out loud for me. Okay? Once you take your ninth step, you're going to use a series of small steps to turn around, which I'm going to also demonstrate for you. All right. Once you turn around, you're going to walk nine steps back. It's going to look and sound as follows. One, two, three, all the way out to nine. Once you take your ninth step, you're going to use a series of small steps to turn around like this. Then you're going to walk nine steps back. One, two, three, all the way out to nine. Do you understand? >> Again, you're going to keep your hands down by your side. You're going to count your steps out loud for me. Count your steps out loud for me. Once I tell you to begin the exercise, I want you to complete the entire exercise without stopping. Do you understand? >> All right. >> Go ahead and begin for me. right now. >> Okay, let's begin right now. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Turn around. Do it again. >> Yep. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay, come back over here again. I want you to turn and face me. Keep your hands down by your sides. Okay, this exercise is called the one leg stand. Okay, >> my balance is really bad. I'm going to fail this as Dude, I'm not even kidding. I can't even do that when I'm like, >> okay, what I have you do is put your feet together for me. Keep your hands down by your sides. You're going to pick the foot of your choice, whichever one makes you more comfortable. You're going to raise approximately 6 in off the ground like this. Okay. >> All right. >> Keep your hands down by your sides. You're going to look down at your elevated foot. You're going to count out loud in the manner 1,00 1, 1,002, 100,004, and so forth until I tell you to stop. Okay? It's a timed exercise. says, "I'll tell you when to start and when to stop." Do you understand that? >> Take your hands out of your pockets for me and begin. >> 1001 100,000 800 9 10 11 12 Keep going. >> Yep. >> I can't [ __ ] stay either way. >> Okay, stop. What I want you to do now is take your fingers, index fingers, point them down. Keep your hands out like that. Put your feet together for me. You and only when I ask you to, you're going to tilt your head back like this. And you're gonna close your eyes. I'm keeping my eyes open for officer safety purposes. Okay? With the hand that I tell you to, when I tell you to. You can bring the tip of your finger to the tip of your nose back down to the side. It's gonna be Look, look at me. Okay? I want you to see this. The tip of your finger. >> When the suspect failed to follow instructions, officers acted swiftly and arrested her for DUI. She insisted she was innocent, but the evidence spoke otherwise. Meanwhile, they contacted her relatives to ensure the child was safely picked up. >> Left hand, turn around, face my car for me. This time I'm placing you under arrest for DUI. >> Can I get a brother? >> Yep. Soon as we get to the jail. The >> jail? >> Yep. >> That's all right. I got to call Tony though. I got to let him know. I got to call dude about my kid. We can pick him up. Can I do that? >> Yep. Give us just a second. >> I need my phone so I can call >> We're going to take care of that. Give us just a minute. >> Do you have anything on you? Nothing illegal? >> Nope. >> Okay. If you introduce Can you All right. You're walking too far. Can you face the car? All right. I don't know if you mentioned it, but if you take anything into jail, it's an additional felony charge. >> I don't have anything. >> Okay, but I have to tell you that, right? So, just in case. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to search you anyways. >> I just woke up and so that's probably why I tell you. >> Oh, okay. Well, we're beyond that now. So, we're on to the next step where I'm going to search you. >> I got my car and I fell asleep. I'm sorry. You want to Whenever you're finished, whenever you want to act like an adult woman, we'll continue. Okay. >> I mean, once we get to the jail and we find out that I'm actually not sure, you guys are arresting me for no reason, then. Yeah. >> I don't know. >> You just almost pulled my tampon out. >> Are you done yet? >> No. You literally just almost pulled my tampon out, too. >> I don't know what that is. >> Well, why don't you ask? I mean, unless you want it. >> Relax. All right. Relax. I just woke up. Go ahead. Slip your shoes back. Put your shoes back on. >> I'm arresting your video. >> Yeah. Help help her make a phone call, please. >> Let me do it. Like for real. I'm not I'm not I'm a cool I'm a cool person. Just let me call. >> Okay. So, let's have a seat. Okay. Hi, this is >> a bubbly woman. >> Good. How are you? >> I hear that. Are you able to come pick >> a bubbly woman? Do I get released? >> We'll see about that. So, have a seat. >> Huh? >> Have a seat. >> Can I get a sim? >> No, definitely not. >> Nadison, here's where this works. I'm telling you to get in. If you don't, I will make you get in. Okay, you can let go of my arm. >> No, I don't let go. >> Yes, you do. You're holding on too tight. >> I am cooperative, but you really are getting really too aggressive. >> And let go of me like that, though. >> Literally can't. >> I'm about to get into the car. You need to let go of my arm. >> So, either you get in or I put you in. >> I'm getting into the car. Let go. >> No, I'm not letting go. >> You don't have to hold on so tight. I'm not resisting. >> I'm getting in the car. I'm asking you politely to let go of me. So tight. So tight. So tight. Madison, >> I'm asking for later. >> They talked with the suspect who insisted on her innocence. Meanwhile, officers comforted the child, making sure the baby felt safe. They then briefed the person who came to pick up the child about the situation. >> Yo, >> yeah, I just woke up. I failed the the field sobriety test. >> What about the breathalyzer at the jail? >> Yep. You will have a breathalyzer at the jail. >> Then what? I get released, right? Then I will uh have a drug recognition expert come and do an evaluation to make sure you're not under the influence of drugs. >> Okay. >> You all right? You you up now? >> Hi, Deputy Deputy Rondo with the sheriff's office. How are you? You doing all right? Yeah. You don't want to talk with me or you just still waking up? You don't know? I'm going to take you home. Okay. >> No. >> How old are you? Do you know? No. Do you have anything in the car you want to take with you? I'm going to take you home. Why you keep trying to go back to sleep? I'm going to take you home. Do you know your I'm going to take you home to him. Okay. And take your seat belt off. Is that sweater yours? No. Okay. Is the bracelet? Is this mine? >> You want it? I'm going to take you in my car home. Okay. >> Okay. >> It's back here. >> I'm not drunk. >> I'm pissed. >> We don't do breathalyzers on the street. We got to We got to wait till we take you to jail first. >> Oh, now I get it. That's why everybody's so annoyed or I mean on my arm like that now it's good. Good. You cold? No. All right. I'm going to take you home. Okay. >> Hello. Sheriff's office with an adult white female 1015 for you. >> Is there somebody picking up my car or is that towed? >> It's towed. >> Towed to where? >> Uh we'll tell you in just a minute. >> Why is it getting towed? I could have had somebody pick it up, by the way, >> cuz the guy that you called said he did not feel comfortable driving it because he's been drinking as well. >> 122. >> It was towed by Firehouse or Firehouse of Firehouse Towing. >> Was on me. I wasn't drinking like that. So, of course, you don't believe me. Just woke up. I said my balance ain't all that great. My contacts are dry. Is >> this your house, man? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay, kid. >> All right. Yeah. >> Do you want to take I got to talk to you, but if you want to go get in the bed, whatever you got to do, and then I'll talk to you once. >> Basically, well, not basically. She obviously went to jail. >> Yeah. >> For DUI. >> DUI. She's definitely getting charged with DUI. There's a possibility she's going to get charged with either child neglect or child endangerment. She's driving around drunk. >> Pass. Luckily, nobody got hurt tonight. So, with these kind of cases, as you may or may not know, DCF's going to get notified. We have to. So, I don't know when Madison's going to get out of jail, but since we are notifying DCF, I just like to tell people in advance so you don't freak out. The chances of them showing up at your door are pretty high. Okay. Um, just so you're not caught off guard. It's not obviously >> I mean, I have kids, too. Me and my ex split custody 50/50. We ended up going to court and everything like that. I don't want that to affect my life. >> I I understand. Um, I'll be straight with you. So like DCF, if they show up here, I just like to give people the heads up so that you're not hanging out here one day and all of a sudden knock knock DCF's here and you're like, "Whoa, do you have any questions for me?" >> Um, it's not a serious question. >> No. Any any questions on there? >> I was going to say, can I do you mind if I take the breath? I just want to see where I was at. >> No, we don't carry those, but I can tell you. No offense. Good thing you didn't drive. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm glad you told me that. >> Obviously, I I I appreciate all that. >> Murphy Madison was charged with DUI and child abuse. Now, the tension at home had already boiled over when the truth came out, and the stepmother's reaction shocked everyone. On September 23rd, 2024, officers responded to a fight between a couple after the wife learned her husband had visited a strip club and driven home drunk. As the officers arrived, both rushed outside, each eager to defend their side. >> All right. >> Okay. Can you guys step out for me? >> Sheriff's office. >> I'll explain the situation. Defended himself. We have the video evidence. I have marks on me from her. >> Okay. Where's she at? >> She is inside. A lot of people on the way for them. >> Hello. >> We have videos. >> Would you like to see my face? >> What's going on? >> Um, so my fiance is drunk. He came home from the bar. He's been aggressive. Hold on. We were arguing. The kids got in the middle of the altercation. I am bruised up. He threw a a chair at my face. >> Maybe I'm not aggressive. >> He's broke my face, too. I I would have had pictures to show you guys. >> I'm fine. >> I'm I'm fine. I just had a cigarette, please. >> Do you guys have any weapons on you? >> All right, sir. Can you go ahead and sit down for me? >> Yeah. >> May I go grab a cigarette? I'm not trying to argue. >> Look, I didn't do nothing, baby. >> Okay, just go ahead and sit down for me. >> Would you like me to show you everything? >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah, inside. >> Do you guys need fire rescue or anything? Do you need >> Okay, >> sir. Do you Do you need the ambulance? >> Me? >> Yeah. No, I just >> Do you have a video of anything? >> Kyla videos. >> She's been aggressive all day long. >> My forearms are swollen. There's scratches. I've gotten hit in the stomach multiple times by her. What happened tonight is they started arguing. She's hit him in the face multiple times. >> I didn't I didn't I tried my best to stay away from her and then she >> officers decided to speak with the female suspect alone to hear her side of the story. The room grew tense as they waited to uncover the truth. What she revealed next would change everything. >> Are you guys married? We're engaged. He threw my ring tonight. He was at the strip club. >> Go ahead and tell me what happened. >> Um, so we've been arguing because he was not He We've had an altercation since last week. >> Yeah. >> Um, we've had disagreements. He's not strip club. He was at the strip club all day drinking. My friend runs the strip club. She said he wasn't supposed to be driving home. I called him. He drove home. It's just been a fight ever since. >> St. John's. >> We've been arguing. I got a chair thrown at me. >> And what what happened today? What started it? >> Um, so what started it was him being at the strip club. He told me it was he was on the way home. He wasn't on the way home. He was sitting up there drinking. That's been a problem. >> Um, we were arguing about it. >> Can you stand right here for me? >> Yeah. >> Just so I can keep an eye on both of you guys. >> Yeah. No. >> All right. So, you were arguing and >> we were arguing. The kids were getting in the middle of it. Um, I told them to leave us alone. While we were arguing, I went and took a shower. We had gotten into an altercation. I took a shower. He broke my phone. In the middle of that, um, when I went back outside, that's when we were arguing again. I told him I was done with cuz tired of feeling disrespected. >> Okay. >> All right. Can you come here for me? Really, Derek? >> Yeah. All you do is look at her record. >> Just so we can be more private. Um, so it happened. You guys were arguing. You went to a strip club. We're >> spanking. Just talk to me. Just talk to me. >> So, does he bite you by color for a second, please? >> Harley, I felt disrespected. >> So, you guys were arguing. I'm trying to see what happened today. Okay. You guys were arguing. You went to go to the bathroom. Nothing happened. >> I was in the shower. Um, no. We were arguing before that. We had some correspondence. I threw a candle. >> Okay. >> It didn't hit him. It hit the thing. Um, [clears throat] I went and took a timeout. Went and got in the shower. While I was in the shower, he came in there and broke my phone. We got in to an altercation. I came out of the shower. I said, >> "I'm going to call the police if you start." So then he threw a chair at me. The chair hit me. >> Um before she got in the bath, she broke my dad's phone. >> I did. >> Threw it on the ground. >> I did. It's It's not shattered like mine. So >> actually, yeah, it is. >> So the phone's in my name. >> Ma'am, so you you broke his phone first and then he broke your phone. Why did you leave that out? You can't be leaving things out. >> I broke his phone because he's been being he's cheated on me. He's lied. He told me he was going to my best friend. >> Okay. So, you broke his phone cuz you were mad at him. Yes. >> And then >> I went and took a shower. >> Took a shower and then he broke your phone. >> He came in there and shattered my phone. We got into another altercation. >> Okay. >> I went finished my shower, came outside, sat down. I'm sitting there. We get into an argument and I'm like, "Why did you do this to me? I love you." >> Okay. was like, "Stop disrespecting me. I told you last week I can't do this anymore." [clears throat] >> And then the chair got thrown at me and then we got into another altercation and then the police were called. So this is why you're here. >> Do you guys have any kids in common? >> Um, no. >> Do you guys have any video of what happened by any chance at all? >> Not that I'm aware of. >> Okay. >> My phone's broken. His is shattered. >> So today the first time that he touched you or he hit you? >> Yeah. was thrown down on the ground and stuff. >> So, how were you thrown down on the ground? You're skipping stories and I need >> I I it happened so fast. I don't know. >> So, you guys were in the bathroom. I see the I see the the cuts and everything. So, you guys were in the bathroom cuz I wasn't here. You got to You got to tell me step by step. >> I was in the bathroom literally taking a bath when he shattered my phone. >> So, he shattered your phone and then after that you stepped out of the bathroom. Were you in your towel? >> I was. >> Okay. And did you run outside? >> I was. How did you guys end up? >> I had got back in the tub, finished my shower, came outside. I was trying to take a breather, >> and then he came back. He left for a little bit with the kids, and then it started again. He's >> officers pressed on with their questioning, digging deeper into the female's account of the incident. Her answers raised red flags, leaving doubts about her honesty. The truth behind her story remained just out of reach. >> Guys touch each other then or >> Yes. Okay. I pushed him because I was like, "Why are you breaking my phone at this point? I'm in the shower. I'm leaving you alone. I want to leave." >> Okay. So, when you threw his phone first, did he push you at all? Did he touch you? >> Okay. So, he touched you when you threw his phone. So, before him that, did you guys touch each other? Then, did you guys physically hit each other or anything? >> Okay. So, he hit you first. How did he hit you? With what hand? How did he hit you? >> He pushed me first. I I don't want to press charges. I do love him. He >> Well, it's not it's not about pressing charges at this point, ma'am. It's the fact that we got called out here for a reason. We want to make sure that you guys are all right. You're bleeding. Okay. So, I need to make sure that I understand the story. And he pushed you with both hands or how did he push you? >> I fell over the table first and then I fell over a chair. >> Okay. So, you were outside of the bath in the middle of bath. >> Um I believe so. It happened so fast. >> You were still naked. Okay. So, he pushed you over a table or something and then what did you do after that? How did you react >> after the altercation? When he shattered my phone, I finished my shower, took a time out, and went and smoked a cigarette out back. >> So, you didn't push him back when he pushed you first? >> I I did when we were arguing, but then I was just like, I'm going to take a time out. I'm going to finish my shower. >> He left. I was sitting outside. We >> How long did he leave for? >> 10, 15 minutes. and got food >> with all the kids. >> Yeah, I told him he need to bring my child back. >> How long have you guys been together? >> Um, almost 2 years. Hi. >> Was it your phone first or his phone? >> Um, it was his phone first. He I have two phones. He shattered both of them. >> So, he shattered both of them and then you >> I tried to call my girlfriend Ava to see if I could go stay with her. >> Yeah. So, you pushed him >> um whenever he grabbed my phone the second time. Yeah. I told him I was like, "I'm trying to leave." And then he threw the chair at my face. >> Okay. He threw the chair at your face before you went back into the bathroom. >> This was after. This was when it was on the porch instead of it. It was like a 15minute timeout where I was staying by myself. >> He came back and you were outside. >> I was sitting outside. He said um that I contacted my ex. Didn't contact my ex. I said I contacted Ava. I wanted to leave. and he got started getting pissed off. Threw a chair at me. That's when I got the chair to >> So he took he threw two chairs at you? >> One, I think one or two. I'm not sure. >> Okay. Okay. No, cuz you said earlier you >> I know the metal chair hit me in the face. >> Okay. No, I see I see some swollen and stuff. So he threw the chair one time or two times at you? I >> I'm not sure to be honest with you. I I don't want to fabricate the situation. >> Yeah. Are you willing to do everything on a sworn statement? I I don't want to put him in jail. >> Well, it's not up to you or your swore statement. It's up to us. So, your sworn statement is just basically stating that everything that you're telling me is the truth and the whole truth. >> I do not want him going to jail. >> Okay. >> I'd rather have a timeout if that's okay. >> Yeah. You were outside in the back. Did you fall at all? I know you have some grass and stuff on you. When did you fall? When you threw the chair or when >> Yeah, when I was trying to get up. >> Okay. So, when he threw the chair, when did you fall? Um, there were like two incidents. >> Okay. Two incidents that you >> Please don't take him to jail. >> Well, like I said, it's not up to you guys. It's We came here for a purpose. They called us. We just want to make sure that you guys are okay. >> I'm fine. >> Okay. But you're bleeding. >> I'm fine. >> So, >> JFK, I'm trying not to put him in jail. >> Ma'am, can you can you just talk to me? I don't want to escalate anything. He's telling his side and I just want to make sure that I got the story right. You were on the floor. Did he ever punch you or did you punch him back? >> Not that I'm aware of. >> Okay. All right. Um, let me get you a >> An officer spoke with a witness who detailed the incident and handed over video footage. As they reviewed the recordings, the suspect's actions became clear. The evidence captured on tape would soon speak louder than words. >> Works, right? He does air conditioning, HVAC, everything. >> Okay. >> He was sitting up there. He had a business offer. He was sitting with one of his buddies. He had two, three beers. He wasn't anything over the legal limit. Yeah. >> He was good. Came home. She thought he had been, but he she walked out, shoved him out. Yeah. She came out there, roughing him around. He She hit him in the face three or four times. >> Is that the first time that she hit him? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, she hit him first. How did she hit him? >> Push him backwards in a chair. >> Yep. And she's thrown glasses. There's glass all back there. >> All back there. >> And she pushed So, she pushed him. Why did They were arguing verbally. >> Yes. >> And then she pushed him first. Were they outside first? >> They were outside. They were outside and then I went out there so just in case anything happened because like >> I'm a big guy. I'm big for my age. I'm 14. >> Okay. And how old are you? >> 14. >> Okay. The daughter of him or >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you guys see any phones being thrown? >> Yes. >> She walked out there. This was after the third altercation. Third or fourth? >> Yeah. >> She kept hitting him. Dererick walked outside. We left to go get food. We came back. She hit him again and again and again. >> He kept getting in his face. He >> kept getting in his face. How does she keep hitting him >> full? Like >> my fist? >> Yeah. >> Do you guys have video? >> Uh, she might have one. >> I don't have any. >> She has videos of her hitting me. >> She threw a candle and she was going to hit Derek in the face. So, I stuck her arm out and she got in my face. She was screaming at me >> at one point. Did she yell at? >> Yes. >> She was in my face 20 minutes ago. She said, "I hope >> don't ever come to me to ever take care of you. That's where he built it. >> That's all right. That's what you want. >> Did you go? >> You want to lie to me? You want to lie about me? >> That's what you want to do. >> Can you send this to my show? >> I got the mark on my arm show. >> Yeah. When I'm a man, I'm open. That's where the candle hit me. It's real swollen right here, but you see the line? That's from her. I got hit in the stomach two or three times trying to She's thrown five drinks at her. She's thrown wine. She's thrown coke. >> Officers arrested the female who assaulted her partner while claiming to be the victim. Her reaction in that moment revealed much more than expected. Whether she cooperated or resisted would soon unfold. >> Yeah, give me one second. So, what we're gonna do today is based on our investigation, you're going to be primary. So, I'm explaining that's going to add another charge. So, stop resisting resist myself. >> D. And please take my medicine. That is for >> Let go of it. Look. Open your hand. Open your hand. Open your hand. >> Open your hand. >> That is triadone imper >> and I just p on myself trying to take my medicine. >> All right. All right. So, let me double cuff you. >> Please, can I please take Are you serious right now? >> All right. >> Can I have my prescribed medicine, Derek? All right. opportunity. I got >> I go with the path. I don't have anything on me. I don't have a bra or underwear on and I just my pants. >> All right. Can you get closer to the vehicle? Go ahead and widen your stance for me. Put your forehead on your back. >> You can beat the out of me and it's okay, right? >> Do you have any weapons on you? Okay. Do you guys have anything in your bra? >> I don't want a bra. >> Okay, that's okay. They'll provide that in the jar. Okay. So, you're just going to take a >> Jared, are you serious right now? >> Neither did I. >> YOU BETTER COME GET me out. I swear to you. >> All right, watch your feet. >> Do you have my medicine for tonight that you can give to the jail? >> They're not in a prescription bottle. So, >> I mean, my presc I told you my prescription bottle was at the house. I was in the process of taking them when I answered the door. >> It's trazadone and I think it's called pro propensin or something. What are you using? >> I have PTSD because my ex-husband used to beat the out of me. Here we are. There's no way you can call my best friend and have her bomb me out now. Please, I'm asking you nicely so I can go stay with her. >> The bond isn't going to be set until a judge determines that. >> Yeah, I get that. But I'm requesting a bond immediately. I haven't did anything wrong. I I'm sitting here telling you guys what happened. >> Your right cuff is really tight, too. They're really tight. And I'm not trying to be an aggressor. I just want to go to sleep. This is why I don't call the cops when [music] this happens. >> Ma'am, may I get out, please? On the right side, it's cutting off my circulation. Let me get another. >> Thank you. Thank you. See, >> is that better? >> It's a little better. >> Yeah. >> Am I able to just get checked in, please? >> Mallerie, what's the problem? >> I I just want to be checked in so I can call. >> They're getting there. They're getting there. >> I'm not trying to argue. >> No, you're not arguing. You're fine. You're okay. Listen. >> The woman was charged with battery, cruelty towards a child, and resisting an officer. Next, this woman thought no one would stop her as she stormed in and turned her neighbor a total hell. On December 23rd, 2024, officers rushed to a call about a woman who had kicked down the wrong door in a state of blind rage. Within moments, the scene spiral into chaos as sirens closed in fast. >> You have so you can come over and cook. >> Hey, listen. Listen, listen. If we if you try to go past this officer one more time, we're going to place you in a handcuff and place you in the back of the car. Do you understand? >> Just do it now. >> Just do it now. >> Okay. We're going to act. We're going to act. >> Just do it now. Just do it now. Put your hands down. >> No, I'm just doing it now because I'm about to act up. >> Just do it now. >> Why can't you act like an adult? >> I LITERALLY SAT IN THIS CAR FOR 10 minutes. Act like a adult before y'all got here. This pop fire on the little officer out there. How many times he told you to stop? >> All right. Just just handcuffs it off. Just do it. Just do it. >> Officers detained the victim to ensure their safety as the investigation moved forward. They carefully listened to his side, searching for clues and inconsistencies. Every detail was crucial to uncovering the full truth behind the incident. >> Looking for her in the house. >> Oh, he she thought she was [clears throat] in your house. >> Yes, she told him. Or that's what he's saying. I can't say cuz he'd be so drunk. You don't know. Right. He said, "Hey, she's she say she in here. Ain't nobody ain't nobody in here, man." >> You know what I'm saying? Ain't nobody caught. Ain't nobody nobody's in her house. You understand what I'm saying? >> So he trying to open the door, snatch up the door, etc. Listen, man. Here. >> All right. >> Oh, this was today. >> Last night. This is last night. >> So, was that altercation kind of what? Similar to today? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. So, we coming back from >> from getting pull-ups. We went to go get pull-ups and came back. And I'm trying to see if he's sober enough this morning to talk to him. Hey, Steve, listen to me. Whatever you and this girl got going on, don't involve me. Okay. This girl is not at our house, nor is she welcome >> in our house. >> Just listen to him. Just listen to him. >> You understand what I'm saying to you? >> He wanted to blow it out of proportion, man. >> It's It's on the couch. >> Uhhuh. >> He wanted to blow it out of [ __ ] No, she wants to blow it out of proportion. Oh, no. You ain't going to And how you going to sit here and let him talk to me like this and so his drunk want to get all hostile, etc. We trying to go in the house, bro. You want to keep reaching in my house? I'm telling my old lady to go. Hey, you go. Cuz we got kids. Our kids. We all trying to get in the house. This man be drunk enough to the point that he don't be knowing what going on around here. >> This man I seen this man out here fighting get hit with a brick in his head. Get right up off the floor. Still ready to >> dang right there. >> Okay. So you >> Officers spoke separately with the suspect's boyfriend and the victim, digging deep to uncover the real story. Tensions ran high as conflicting accounts emerged. What unfolded next would determine the direction of the investigation. >> Yeah. Get my girl at the car. [clears throat] >> My girl at the car and handcuffs. >> Yeah. Can y'all please get my girl at the car? >> Hang on, man. I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> That got to shot the gun at me. Y'all got >> I'm trying to figure out what happened. >> Okay. So, what? Let's Let's lead up to today. I got the back story. What happened yesterday, but what happened today? >> Today, the same thing. Like I say, man, him trying to get into our house, trying to get around us, etc., bro, I >> to your house with my house, the door open. >> Uhhuh. >> The door open, bro. >> Did he say why he was trying to get into your house? >> No, he he Babe, whatever this girl don't hyped him up on is what he's hyped up on. >> Okay. >> All right. At what point did a firearm get used in this? >> When I'm trying to get into my house and he trying to turn me around. >> You're trying to get into your house. My own house. >> You were standing outside? >> No, I'm Yeah, I'm outside trying to go inside with the keys. I need the keys trying to get >> He's already in your house. >> No, he's not in the house. We all outside. Everybody's standing outside. >> Okay. >> Everybody was already outside. Nobody came to nobody door to knock on nobody door. Nothing. We were just coming back. They were outside. >> Okay. >> And he >> Okay. So, he was preventing you from going inside. So, >> yes. And I'm trying to tell him, bro, get back, etc. The gun was on my hip. See? Holster carry. Zero carry holster. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm licensed to carry it, too. >> Uh-huh. >> All right. At the end of sir, all I know is is this. >> Hold on. Let's Let's finish. Let's finish. Let's not know. At the end of the day, all I know is this. Um. >> No. No. I understand. I appreciate your honesty. Thank you. Thank you. Um, was the gun shot outside? >> Yes. >> Where where was it shot at? >> On the ground. I I I angled towards the ground to back him up off my face. Hey, Steve, get up out my face. >> He was He was at your face. >> Yes. A couple of times. >> This close when you when you shot the gun? >> If you don't mind me being up on No, he wasn't in my face. You understand? Hey. Hey, man. Whatever you want to do. Whatever. You know what I'm saying? Hey, listen. My boy, get back. You understand what I'm saying? Hey, look, Steve. Hey, listen, man. Get back, bro. This is serious now. You understand what I'm saying, bro? My kids everything, bro. Get on back now. >> You still want to come forward, etc. A little bit. So you you shot your gun in fear that you know he was you what did you fear feel that he was going to do if if it if you didn't shoot that gun what do you feel like it would have escalated into >> to me listen to me I already got missing out my mouth to me get my get drunk and get hit with who don't even give a up and still fight >> okay so there ain't there ain't no fighting him there ain't no fighting him >> do you mean okay these be drunk drunk Frank, wine, Hennessy, every thing, man. >> Like I said, >> dude, I listen listen. I'm on I'm on we're we're not I'm not angry at you. I'm just getting your statement, but I understand that you're you're frustrated. Okay. All right. So, let me go talk to my uh my co-workers and then we'll see about getting you out of these cuss. Okay. >> No. >> Um with that being said, do you do you give me consent to go retrieve the firearm in the casing? >> I'm in the process. buying this gun. So, >> you're in the pro like you're making payments on it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Nonetheless, >> I can give you the case. >> Okay. All right. Just hang tight. >> We're going to stay here though. Okay. >> I ain't going nowhere. >> I know. >> I've been complaining. >> No, I know you have. You You haven't seen me, have you? >> No. Usually I come around when people >> They took the female to the police station to proceed with the case and formally arrested her for assault. Her erratic behavior posed a challenge during the process. How officers managed the situation would be crucial moving forward. >> I do not want to put my hands on me. I just want you to go in the cell. >> You're right. >> Listen, the faster I can get to typing and I'll argue with you, the faster you get out in the end. So, if you cooperate, you could probably be out by tomorrow morning. Okay? So, I've asked you to go in the cell once. We've told you to go in the cell. >> You never asked me. >> You never asked me. >> I've asked you multiple times. Come on. Let's go. >> Come on. Stand up. >> No. You don't want to stand. >> Okay. Cool. >> Grab her. Grab her other shoulder. >> And y'all got the camera, right? >> All right. So, get the off of me like this. Woman. YOU DON'T WANT TO DRAG ME LIKE THIS. >> You're going to get another charge. You're going to get another charge. >> I don't give a woman. I WANT A WOMAN PRESENT. >> WE'LL GET SOMEBODY, MAN. >> CALL the >> You're not going to ATTRACT ME LIKE THIS. ALL MEN AROUND ME. ALL MEN. >> Call the [ __ ] >> What? And exactly what you want for >> just to see what's going on. >> Okay, that's fine. >> You're not going to drag me out like that? >> Call your little pet. >> You're right. If you do not want us to put our your hand our hands on you, go in the cell. >> How can I go in there? >> You said what? >> How can I go in there? >> Well, you could have stood up and walk. >> How can I go in there? You just dragged me. >> Okay. So, stand up. >> Don't touch me. You don't TOUCH ME. DON'T. I SAID YOU OFFICER. PLEASE DON'T LET HIM touch me. I don't want him touching me. >> Oh, you breaking my arm. >> Stand up. Stand up. Put your hand on my neck. >> You're not even talking to me. >> Stay that way. Give me a key. >> Stay that way. Face that way. >> Give me. >> You keep dropping yourself. Trying to pick your >> You keep dropping yourself. >> Another charge. Another charge. That's another charge. >> That's another charge. The woman was charged with assault and disorderly conduct. Next, watch what happened when defying the police backfired in the worst way. On May 6th, 2024, officers arrived at a store after reports of a drunk woman causing trouble in public. As they spoke with the staff and then approached her, her behavior took a turn that made the situation escalate fast. >> Um, >> probably been talking to herself a little bit. >> She looked a little meth method. Like I literally in my head I was like, she's on something. >> Okay. You know about how long she left. Um, I can see on the receipt she was here at 45, so about 15 minutes. >> Okay. >> She was in here about 10 minutes ago. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> What's your name? >> I'm worried about her cuz I think she's drunk or something. >> What's your name? >> Yeah. >> All right. Hey, can you turn the car off for me? >> Uh, yeah. I'm fine driving. >> All right. Can you step out? >> No. You don't open my door without permission. >> Ma'am, step out for me. >> I will not. >> No, I will not. >> I'm not drunk. I'm not drinking. This is me. Okay. >> I'm simple. Just me. >> Watch 12. She is 99. She's refusing to get out of the car. Correct. >> Why should I get out of the car? You can't open my door without my permission. >> Shannon, why? I was worried about her being drunk. >> Anna, I'm going to tell you one time and only one more time. Ma'am, look at me. I'm speaking to you. >> Yes. And I'm speaking authorized authorized by the statutes of the state of Illinois. >> Hun. I'm not hurting anybody. >> You're not impressed. >> I was worried about her. >> Okay, ma'am. I'm telling you once again to get out of the car. If you do not get out of this car, I am giving you a law. >> This is my vehicle. >> Ma'am, shut up. I'm giving you a lawful order and I will pull you out of this car. Do you understand that? >> I I am. What are you talking about? >> Get out of the car now. >> Okay, gentlemen. You're being very rude. I don't know what you was. >> I was trying to be care. I was caring about the car. Okay, step out of the car. >> What's wrong with helping >> last time? Step out of the car. >> Why are you wanting to arrest me for something? >> That's it. Wait a minute. Let go. You're going to HURT ME. DON'T. OW. HURT ME. OW. YO, I HAD A CIGARETTE in my hand. >> I had a cigarette in my hand. I was You're hurting me. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOUR STOMACH. >> I don't have any weapons. >> Listening to them. >> I am not listening. >> You just have to listen. >> I am telling you, you're hurting. I have a shoulder surgery problem. >> Well, you should not resist the police. >> I am not resisting police. I am the police. It's God. I've got authorization from the state of Illinois. >> Yep. Well, we'll talk about that after. Well, I can prove it in my vehicle. It's in my vehicle to prove it. You're hurting me. >> Please be kind. Will you please? Jeez. >> Yes. >> I'm concerned. Why did you call the police to begin with? >> Sit up. >> I'm more worried about her than me. >> She's drunk, gentlemen. She's drunk. All right. I'm concerned for her. >> Who Who's the she we're talking? >> Shannon is drunk. She's always drunk. I was worried about her. I want to come over here and find out if she's still all right. She was texting me strange messages. >> I was like, "What on earth is she saying?" >> Oh, absolutely. So, I came over here, asked her. I would knocked on her door and then she called. I'm like, "What is she doing?" I thought maybe she was in trouble or needed my help or something. That's why I was over here. >> Okay. >> I have no reason what you're asking. >> I think so. >> I don't know what you're doing. I was worried about her. >> Is that a bad bad thing? Is that a bad thing to be worried about somebody? >> You can be worried, but >> Thank you. That's what I was. >> I gave you a lawful order to get out of the How many times? >> But you asked me why. >> I don't have There's no reason. There is no >> The suspect refused to accept the reason for her arrest and kept arguing with the officers. Tensions escalated as she resisted at every turn. How the police handled her defiance would soon come to light. >> Confused gentleman because all I was trying to do was help a friend. >> Okay. >> I mean, that's really all I was trying to do. >> There's no reason for this. I'm not trying to be rude to anybody. I'm just me trying to help a friend. That's all I'm trying to do. >> And the police give you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. >> Okay. Well, I'm also You must comply. I'm a little confused to hear about what you're doing >> and why you're putting me down here on the ground and disrespecting me. I don't understand this. I'm trying to be gentleman. I'm trying to be nice to you, gentlemen. >> You were not nice. You burnt me with your cigarette. >> That was an accident. It was not on purpose by I swear to God that would not be. >> Okay, let's get >> I did not burn you with my cigarette. >> No, you did. So, >> I didn't do it on purpose. I had a cigarette in my hand. >> You meant to or not. 23. >> It was not on purpose. >> That's why. >> Well, can you grab my purse now for a minute? We'll get it. >> Why do you keep doing this to me? >> Hold on. Second, guys. I got my hair on. >> All right, here. Hold on for a second. >> Yeah, I'm not hurt. I >> pull my pants up. >> Okay, >> this is ridiculous. I was concerned about a friend of mine. >> Okay, you can be concerned, but when I give you a lawful order to exit a vehicle, you get out of that car. >> What' you call? What' you guys ask me to exit my vehicle for? >> You have a warrant. >> For what? >> Driving under the influence. >> I'm not drunk. >> It doesn't matter. >> You have a warrant. >> I'm not even drunk. >> You have a warrant for what? You missed a court date. You didn't go to court. >> I'm not supposed to be at court in that courtroom. >> I tried to explain that to you. Judge says otherwise. I'm supposed to be in Woodford County court. That's if they're going to court judge me or something. It has to be in Woodford County according to my divorce decree. >> At least give me that. At least give me that respect. >> Incorrect. >> No, that is in that is not incorrect. It is >> of course. >> Well, at least will do me a favor and contact my ex-husband or something so I can at least get something. >> Right now, you're under arrest for accepting and resisting. Okay. So, I >> I'm not trying to resist him. >> You already did. There is no discussion about that. You already did. >> You pulled me out of my vehicle. >> Yes, because you resisted. You didn't get out when I >> But you wanted to arrest me already. >> Ma'am, I'm going to explain this as simple as I can. >> So, there is Supreme Court case. Do you know what that is? >> The Supreme Court case was being handled outside of court. I got a letter in the mail. >> We can remove anybody from a vehicle for any reason. >> Yes. >> Pennsylvania names. >> Well, we can explain that. >> Okay. I'm done having this. >> I'm a little confused. >> Okay. Well, I'm trying to explain it to you. I don't know what your hat is for. >> I'm not I'm searching you. You are under arrest for resisting. >> No, I wasn't resisting. You were trying to arrest me already. >> Exactly. >> You resisted and you resisted arrest. >> I was trying to detain you in reference to the warrant. >> What warrant? There's no warrant under arrest. >> I've already looked. There's no warrant. And the Supreme Court ruled, they sent me a letter saying in the mail saying, "We will handle this outside of court." >> Okay, >> that's what I've got. That's what I got in the mail. They're going to look at the piece of paper that's a warrant at the jail. >> It's right over here. >> And they're going to say, >> "I want to see the warrant. If there's a warrant, I want to see it." >> Okay. You'll see it in discovery. >> Well, I want to see. Can you at least call my ex-husband then? >> No. >> Shannon To really. >> No, you did. >> I didn't purposely burn you. >> But officers placed the suspect in the police cruiser to regain control as she denied knowing about any outstanding warrant. Doubt lingered in the air as they reached out to her friend. The revelations from that conversation would add a new twist to the case. >> I can't believe you, Shannon. I care about you and I worry about you and you're like, I love you as a friend. Oh my gosh, I care about you like a sister and you treat me like this. Really? There is no warrant for my arrest. >> There is. >> No, there's not. >> We don't just make this stuff up, >> Shannon. There is no warrant for my arrest. I've already looked. >> The Supreme Court already said they'll handle outside of the courtroom system. I don't know what you're talking about. >> Never deal with your case like that. >> Go ahead. >> Ouch. This kind of hurts actually. >> Okay. >> Is there anybody else can actually kind of loosen this a little bit? I'm not going to fine. >> So, she was calling you basically throughout the night. Um >> she was over at Casey's and made some comments about a kid. >> Her son. Um >> where's her son at? Is he >> he's like 28 or 30 years old. >> Okay. Okay. So, not a juvenile. Okay. >> No. Um, Anna has some [snorts] major mental issues for the past like six years. >> I'm I'm relatively familiar with her. >> When I first met Anna, you would not believe how amazing she was. >> Just a smart, wonderful, ambitious, >> amazing person. And this started happening. We've been friends for like 12 years. Um, unfortunately, this is not new to us on her coming in. >> Does she use drugs or anything like that? is something that's very common for her. Um, she self-medicates on other ways, >> other drugs, prescription, anything like that. >> I know that she's been assigned prescription stuff, but some of those have worked in the past to help her. >> Anything other than I mean I can't speak to that. >> Other than that, did she say anything criminal to you? Did you tell her to leave and you didn't and she didn't leave or anything like that? I don't know that I necessarily. >> Is there anything criminal that you want to pursue? Possibly. >> No, I honestly don't want to pursue anything criminal. I It's >> And she does not reside here, correct? >> No. Okay. All right. >> Um, it's more of harassment. >> Yeah. I would just block her if you don't want. >> Oh, trust. She changes. >> She believes that her phone gets hacked >> uh like all the time. >> I got you. >> So, she changes phone numbers. Like this is a new phone number that I never recognized before I got >> that I got tons of. >> Did she make any suicidal statements or anything like that that the jail should be aware of? >> Not that I know, just mostly about her son. >> Officers deployed a canine unit to thoroughly search the vehicle for any illegal substances. The tension mounted as the dog moved through every corner. What the search uncovered would change everything. I knew that there was a good chance she'd come here and I didn't know if I could get rid of her and what she'd do. >> Call us. I mean, if she's here and you don't want her here, call us. It's our job and we can remove someone from your property. >> I just knew if she once she told me she was staying down at Casey's and had been for like an hour. I was like, "Oh, she's going to show up." And I didn't want to deal with it. No. But >> um >> I know she said she really is a good person. I promise you she is. >> Yeah. I don't think she's a bad person. Thank you. Thank you for trying to be your friend. I mean, it's >> there's nothing wrong with trying to be your friend. So, >> try and have a better rest of your night. Okay. >> Thank you. >> If you need anything else, give us a call. >> I mean, she has no residency here. So, she has no >> expectation here. So, she was here and she they didn't want her here. So, >> and she's illegally park. So, >> technically for all inound. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. For a warrant. >> Yeah. >> For driving. You run the dog and see what you find there. on the planet. Sit. Nope. Good boy. >> Good boys. >> Ho up. Good boy. >> Go ahead and uh I can take her first to her, but would you park the vehicle? She's giving us permission to move it and park it >> appropriately on the curb. Did you find anything? >> No. >> She said there shouldn't be any. >> So, >> she just said her medications and whatnot, but >> yeah. Homeowner says she likes to smoke. She's unsure of other drug use. >> Okay. >> This isn't her current address, right? >> If I had to guess from everything in the car, she's homeless. >> Gotcha. I didn't think of that. >> Yes. >> The suspect was charged with resisting arrest, illegal parking, and obstruction of justice. This woman acted like the rules didn't apply to her, brushing off the crash as if nothing had happened. On March 28th, 2024, officers responded to the scene of a car accident involving a young woman. As they spoke with witnesses and questioned her, the truth behind her attitude slowly began to surface marijuana. older people around the side. They're not injured, but these guys driving Hello. >> Uh, yeah. >> All right. >> Yep. >> Which one of you guys was driving? >> I will make sure she knows that. >> What's up? >> Yes. >> The person in the vehicle was driving. Yes. She said she was a driver. >> Okay. >> Hello, I'm Officer Dean. I got a body camera on. All right. Can you tell me a little bit about what happened? >> Coming down this road. >> Sorry. Can you say that again? in this road right here. >> Okay. >> Did you run a stop sign? You know what happened? >> I don't I stopped and >> All right. Did you have your driver's license on you? license. >> H I don't know that they ever gave me a return. That's what I have. I ran her name, date of birth. >> I didn't hear one. Mia, I need that insurance off you, please. >> Why are you uh postponing me getting that? >> Oh, I'm sorry. I'm arguing with somebody right now. >> All right. I just need to take a quick picture and then I don't have to worry about it. All right. >> All right. >> Hello. Hello. >> Officers tried to check on her and gather details, but she erupted in a furious, disrespectful outburst. When they moved to search the vehicle, she fiercely resisted. The situation quickly spiraled as tensions rose. >> All right, so there's cameras on this building right here. Is it going to tell me exactly what you guys said? go ahead and tell you that I wear this box so I can catch you. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Is it going to show me that you were driving? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. They're good quality cameras, though. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to go run them. >> Say we're going to search this vehicle. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Sounds like weed, doesn't it? >> Yeah. Cool. All right. Mia, >> stand with them real quick. We're going to search the vehicle. >> No, you don't need to search for the vehicle. >> It smells like It smells more raw canvas. All right. We're going have you search you're going to step out. >> Go get my mother. >> No, you're going to step out. >> Go get my mother. >> You're going to step out until my mother is right here. You are 18. >> Go get my mother. I don't care. >> Go get my mother. >> I'll wait until my mother is right here. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I'll wait until my mother is right here. >> I don't care. Come over here. And y'all not going to arrest me for sitting here waiting for my mother. She's right there. >> I don't know why. I don't know why you're making this difficult. >> Because I don't y'all, bro. Go tell my >> What have we ever done to you? >> Nothing. >> What? >> You're just I don't like your energy. You all in my personal business like that. >> We're investigating a crime. >> Okay. Get the crime. >> Step out of the vehicle, please. >> Yeah, I know. >> I don't want to put you in handcuffs. All right. You're not going to cuz I just get my >> I can say that y'all can do my >> Shelton. >> Thank you. >> Good job. >> We are enjoying it. I like >> Well, he doesn't really He's not even supposed to be here. He's his trainer. >> I like him. Shelby, anything you find in this car is >> What? What? I didn't even ask about that. Why are we already uh Why are we already making a defense? Is there anything in here we're going to find? >> I mean, [ __ ] Can you notify us? >> I mean, is there anything here we should know about? >> Anything that's a stereotype think about? >> Well, I'm on camera, so no. >> I mean, hey y'all. What's up? Is there any bombs? Anything like that? >> Well, I hopefully not. That would be bad. >> Is there any guns? >> Come on, baby. You have to get out of the car. >> I know. I just want to be right here so I don't pull me ahead. >> Officers pressed on with their search of the vehicle, determined to uncover the truth. With every corner they examined, the tension grew. What they discovered next would have serious consequences for the suspect. >> What? >> Spots. >> All right. >> And there was that ashtray I put there. >> Let's look for anything substantial. Oh, we got a ticket >> for improper backing. Heat. Heat. Yep. >> We're looking for it, man. You just want to sit back. We'll find when we find it. I got some uh packages. >> There's one. There's nothing that doesn't appear. They kind of like running in that direction a little bit. I wonder if they were like doing anything grass. Yeah, could be could be a could be a thing. >> She was very defensive all about what where do I find the car? >> What's she looking for? ID. >> Uh ID. >> Uh I don't know if you find ID. Just found an ID. Yeah. After uncovering illegal items in the vehicle, officers intensified their investigation. Suddenly, the suspect made a desperate attempt, but the struggle had only just begun. Whoever was driving is smoking. There's a pipe like shake thrown around backwards. YEP. >> NOT EVEN GOING [screaming] TO SWING ON ME. >> What happened? >> Stop. Please. What do you mean? >> I DON'T BELIEVE THIS. STOP. [screaming] >> BACK UP. BACK UP. >> Please stop. >> PUT YOUR HEAD BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Go further. She's now GOING [screaming] >> STOP. >> I'M A YOUNG BABE. BRO, ARE YOU KIDDING? >> STOP. >> STOP. >> [screaming] >> That's what the are. Yeah. Take me to hell for killing you and your wife. How about that? Let me the >> No. You dumb ass. I hate you. I hate you. >> Officers tried to regain control as the suspect refused to cooperate. Her defiant behavior made every step of the process more difficult. [screaming] >> Bro, stop touching me. >> Okay, I'm touching. Don't touch me. >> You're not doing that. >> I don't give a But this is not except >> you tried to kick me. >> Y'all are grown and No, I did it. You >> stepped on my hand. You stepped on my hand. >> Okay. And you body slam me and I'm going to >> Watch out, man. I got this side. >> Make it worse. They're going to hurt you. >> You I swear to God, >> do not give them a reason to hurt you. >> Do not give them a reason to hurt you. Please. [screaming] [laughter] >> This is the deal. Do you see how I'm going TO POP HIM? THEY have no reason to hurt [laughter] you. Well, don't give him a reason. >> She tried to spit on me. >> No, dumb [ __ ] >> Any call. I can call them. >> You can call me a you want. I don't care. STOP IT. >> COME ON. Mommy just STOP [laughter] in the car. KID, BRO, STOP. I CANNOT [laughter] do my thing. I don't give A >> She was charged with resisting arrest, battery on an officer, and reckless driving. Watch how this woman learned the hard way that arrogance wasn't above the law. On July 1st, 2025 in Illinois, police responded to a street altercation between a couple that had quickly spiraled. When officers arrived, the woman turned aggressive and the tension only grew from there. >> He came my shirt. Yeah, I came and got me. >> Take her to jail. >> He came and got me. >> Back up. >> And his ass put his hands on me and talked me in some more. So take this jail. >> Domestic violence. >> Just stay in front of my car. >> Domestic violence, >> ma'am. Stay here. >> Domestic ma'am. >> Domestic violence. my phone, bro. >> You put your hands on my phone. >> Look how >> you put your hands on me. >> He put his HANDS ON ME. SO I BROKE THAT [ __ ] >> Take her to jail, BRO. >> NO. TAKE this jail. >> OKAY. >> TAKE THAT. HOLD TO JAIL. HE PUT HIS HANDS ON ME. >> What's your first talking about? I ain't got no warrants or none of that. My background clear background ain't clear at all. It's drinking and driving about. >> Let's Let's walk over here and talk. >> Drinking and driving. >> I ain't driving no more. >> Drinking and driving. >> Ain't that your car? Drinking and driving. What's up? >> Come here. >> Drinking and driving up cuz >> you put your hands on me. That's why I broke your >> Listen. >> Listen. Listen. >> Come talk. Okay. >> That's why your ass got AIDS. >> I bet you do. You [clears throat] just heard her. That's attempted murder. I bet this girl and what she say she got AIDS. That's attempted murder. >> Hey, what's your first? >> I ain't giving nobody. I don't got I don't got the right to not give nobody. don't want to put you in handcuffs, but they said it was a fight between all all of us. >> HE TOUCHED ME FIRST. >> OKAY. SO, let me talk to you >> and he said I'm trying to get SOMEBODY TO JAIL. TOUCH ME FIRST. THAT'S WHERE YOUR ASS. That's where your >> Okay. >> You should have touched me and you touched me. >> Right. My point. >> He touched me first. >> Inform her. She's >> my name is >> Officers questioned the male suspect, eager to uncover his version of the incident. Simultaneously, they spoke with the female suspect's friend, hoping to piece together the full story. What emerged from these conversations would shed new light on the case. >> What's your name? >> I got Ronald. Ronald. Okay. He got my ID, bro. >> All right. Let me talk to you over here. >> All right. Come on. >> What's What's going on? >> All right. So, I picked her up about 4 hours ago, right? We chilling. This one of my exes. We I'm a over the road truck driver. I just quit my job, right? >> I'm chilling with her. >> Like, she all of a sudden, get out. She bust my windshield. I let that go, but she keep riding [ __ ] Did she? Why did she bust it? >> Because I don't know. She She one of the homie friends or some [ __ ] She throw my phone. My phone is $1,500. This windshield is >> She bust your windshield. >> Yes. >> Where did this happen? >> Over here. Over here. >> Okay. >> That's it. That's all. Like Like that's it. That's all. Of course, I'm trying to stop her off. So I'm not trying to But I'm trying to stop her. >> Yeah. Who Who is this in the yellow shirt? >> She's just a friend. >> Are yours? >> No, hers. Hers. >> So where did you pick them up from? >> Headed you. >> The Okay. The head part. So, y'all were just hanging out. Where were we all headed to? >> We was I was going to drop them back off. She got upset because I don't know why because I was going to get a room and hang with us all. >> Get a room downtown or wherever. >> Okay. All right. >> Wherever, bro. Wherever. I was just going to get a room and hang with us. Oh, she just snapped out. She got out the car. >> And you don't know why she snapped. >> Broke my phone. >> Yeah. >> Did you get your phone? >> Came back. Boom. Boom. Yes. It's in the car. It's all shattered up. Like, but I just >> not even an X. I [clears throat] was just >> What? What's going on? >> Since you're a quiet one and not yelling. >> Well, I don't know what they got going on. >> You have no idea. You're just with them. >> I don't know. I was in the back looking at the window. They car something. I don't know >> who broke the windshield. >> How' the windshield be broken? >> She broke it. >> But that's my best friend. >> Okay. Did you Were you injured in >> No way. No, I'm not. You're not. >> She a couple times. >> But you >> No. No injuries. Like I'm I'm a military man. Like I She calls the scene like this is not fair. This is my window. My phone is $1,000. This window is $800. Yes. >> You want to press charges? >> Paris. >> Yes or no? >> Is her people going to pay for it? >> Okay, we can ask that. >> Yeah, we can ask that. >> All right. Is they going to bring me five? >> They might. >> Do you want to pay for a charge on? She ain't going to pay me for it now. >> Okay. Do you do you need to be seen by >> officers pressed on, questioning everyone separately to uncover the real suspect. When they confronted the female again, her erratic behavior left them no choice but to arrest her. The struggle with the police only intensified as the situation spiraled out of control. >> Me first. I'm 411. How tall is he? >> This is a man. >> Just let me know. But we do know I'm not paying for touch. >> Has her property in the back of his car. >> I'm not paying for your [ __ ] over with. >> She wants that. That's >> stupid. >> Yo. No. >> No. I'm not. No. >> I got her right arm. >> Got her. >> We got her. >> Quit fighting. Ain't >> worth it. Quit fighting. >> I'm taking this. I'm taking right >> now. Domestic domestic app. >> But you're not going to touch my face. >> No, I'm not trying to touch you. I'm not trying to hurt you. None of that [ __ ] >> Ain't no redist. >> Y'all don't want y'all don't let you talk about Let me get my phone. Let me get my phone. Get it. I'M IN HANDCUFFS. I'M IN HANDCUFFS. Why is y'all doing what I say? I'M IN HANDCUFFS. >> I AM WALKING. LET ME GO. YES, I AM. Tell my granny. LET ME GO. >> I'M IN HANDCUFFS. >> I can sue them for this. I sue them for this [ __ ] My granny I'm walking and I'm in handcuffs. Ain't no way y'all should be next to you doing too much. All right. >> No, >> I have scissors. If >> you got scissors, you're going to need >> LET ME GO THEN. >> SIT DOWN. >> OKAY. I'm going to sit down. LET ME TURN AROUND. >> I'M GOING TO TASE YOU IF YOU DON'T SIT DOWN. >> I'M TRYING TO TURN AROUND. >> IF YOU DON'T SIT DOWN NOW, I'M GOING TO TASE YOU. >> LET ME TURN AROUND. >> SIT IN THE CAR. >> I'M TRYING to turn. >> Okay, I'm done. >> Get in there. >> See, that [ __ ] did not face. >> Do you want to get actually tased? >> That [ __ ] did not fit. She has seized unfortunate >> that T THAT [ __ ] A FACE ME n my kids let me out this let me out THIS YOU A CLOWN I'M GOING TO JAIL HE GOING TO JAIL MY KIDS HE going to jail he going he going he going to fight HE GOING TO FIGHT on my mama he going to FIGHT I'M I'M BUSTING EVERY everyone [ __ ] >> officers exchanged observations about the incident while the victim demanded that action be taken meanwhile the suspect suspect's loud protests filled the air, insisting on her innocence. The tension between both sides was about to reach a breaking point. >> We going to have to >> right just criminal damage. >> I'll put I'll put that in the report. It's just >> criminal. I'm not I would never have testify to no domestic violence. >> You don't have to testify. I'm just telling you that's we have to That's our job. >> Well, just let you know. >> Who are you taking her home or what? >> Yes, I am. We going to get up out of here now and >> Okay. Just hang tight for a second. >> B. OH MY GOD. YOU BOGUS AS JUST SOMETHING COMING BEHIND YOUR GETTING YOU GETTING YOUR POPPED. YOU GETTING POPPED ON MY KIDS. YOU GETTING POPPED. You getting popped. You getting popped. Oh my kids. YOU GETTING DONE FOR. YOU'RE DONE. YOU'RE DONE. YOU'RE DONE. YOU'RE DONE. YOU'RE [screaming] DONE. YOU getting You getting on my kids. Oh my kids. I bet you I get out. I bet you I get out. I bet you I get out. I don't got NO BACKGROUND. THAT'S WHY your dirty That's why your dirty. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. You're going to jail. He put his hands on me. You talking about, bro? Let me out these my kids. Let me open the door. I can't I CAN'T I cannot I can't I can't you let me out so I can talk to you, bro. >> Let me out so I can talk to you, bro. >> I'm not on your I just need to talk to you. >> You've been on [ __ ] this whole time, >> bro. CUZ HE HE HIT ME. Y'ALL ARRESTED ME. >> CAN you walk ac You want to get a ticket for standing in the middle of the roadway? What do you do? YOU UNDERSTAND ENGLISH? WALK AWAY. You can understand. Yeah, you finally listening. >> Hold on a second. We still need you. >> Just the fight. >> Yes, they showed it. Yeah, I watched it. >> Does this dude need to go in handcuffs or not? >> I don't at this point. I don't think so. >> All right. >> I can go I can go back and review it. >> If they can get the footage from them, I guess. >> Let me let me go >> document the domestic aspect of things. send resisting CDP on the way >> and >> okay >> unless you saw the video on the way >> I didn't see him like throw all I saw it was like a scuffle >> it didn't look like he hit her or anything like that it just looked like a scuffle >> well they were just >> Did you see it begin or was they were filming after they already started >> I think after they already started I could I tell you what what I'm going to do I'm going to swing around there try to find them look at the video again you want him detained >> no I ain't got no warrants no none of that so might as well go ahead and let me the >> we're just doing CDP and and resistance I guess. Okay. >> My hand is sprung back here and y'all got me in handcuffs. My is aching. So if I lose a thumb because of y'all, I can sue y'all cuz I know a couple mother died behind y'all and I ain't got time cuz y'all really don't give a I'm calm as so I'm willing to talk about anything but ain't nobody sit up here and do me this no any kind of way. I need your white shirt now. >> What? Bro, I'm I'm Y'all not supposed to have me in this. Literally, y'all not. >> What are y'all doing? >> A job. >> Okay. What is that in your hand with my name on it? >> Books and stuff. >> Why are y'all booking me? >> Already told you. >> I don't remember you telling me. So, >> my name is property. >> No, he touch Y'all don't understand. He touched me first. That's domestic. Y'all should be locking him up, too. He choked the while I'm epileptic. Are you serious? I could have died. And I'm suing y'all for that, too. >> Remember that. What's your badge number? >> 1294. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Cuz I'm y'all not supposed to do that. I'm epileptic. I'm diagnosed. All that. Y'all getting sued. Just know that. >> I will see you at the at the >> My hand. He my hand up. >> Where? >> Right here. My is strong. I Ben had a brace on my He tore my off. I don't know where my is. >> Police struggled to control the suspect as she refused to follow instructions. Her resistance left them no choice but to transport her to the station. There, the next steps in the process would begin. >> Cuz y'all slam me down. Y'all weren't supposed to do that. >> Okay. >> Look at myself. >> What about it? >> I have stitches. >> Okay. >> Let me see your hand supposed. Which hand are you talking about? >> This one. I'm I'm my is It's I got paper screwing my [ __ ] My [ __ ] tore. I got to liance right here. And my my thumb is sprung. It sprung >> like you sprained it. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And y'all slam me down like that. Bro, don't mind my girl. Y'all, I was willing to talk. >> Where did you get tased at on your legs? >> Y'all y'all know y'all tased me at y'all see you tased me. >> I'm saying where specifically >> y'all tased ME RIGHT HERE. WHY Y'ALL SEE THE MARKS? >> I clearly I DON'T. OR >> HOW YOU? IT'S RIGHT THERE IN YOUR FACE. >> I'm asking you. >> IT'S RIGHT THERE IN YOUR FACE. HOW YOU DON'T SEE THAT? >> Do you know how to TALK AT A NORMAL? >> NO, YOU KNOW CUZ I know what y'all did. Okay, I do know what I did. >> Right. Y'all getting sued. Period. >> Okay, that's fine. You can sue. Where is it at? >> I'm diagnosed. I'm I'm not Y not even supposed to have me in this handcuffs. >> Y'all sued me right here, y'all. Right there. >> Did you get it on this leg, too, or No, >> I don't know. Yeah, right here. Where that is at? That's what y'all did. That's exactly what y'all did. >> Okay. >> When the police got here, they got to question me. He was telling them extra to where they was against me type. I guess mother grabbing my arm talking about you're arrested. No, y'all cannot just go off what the say. Listen to what I'm saying first. Don't just say, "Oh, you want to arrest me because I BROKE HIS WINDSHIELD?" WHY DID YOU break his windshield? They They attacked me. They They tased me right here. >> They t They tased me right there in the field. They >> tased you in the field? >> Yes. >> They tased me and they put their knee in my back and tased me in the field. >> I didn't get tased till I was on the ground. >> Did they tell you to put the transmitter back? >> Yes, which they did. They did tell me to put my hands behind my back, but I'm trying to ask why am I getting arrested. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, he walked up to me and said, "Put your hands behind your back." You didn't even read me my rights. >> Well, he doesn't have to. >> What do you mean? >> I don't even know what the going on. Talk to me. You y'all just talking to him. >> This is not cool. I can sue y'all for this. >> Okay. When did you get choked? >> When >> When did When did that happen? >> Right before our buses with you. Right here on the side. right here. When y'all see y'all was at the light, he was in the pass. He was in the driver's seat. We was at the light when he started choke. Yes. When he started choking me. >> One hand, two hands. >> It was two hands. He literally had his foot He was Yes. He was driving. He We was at a stoplight. He had his foot on one brake and he took his hands and choked me at the light. That's when we got out at the light and that's when I bust his windshield cuz he touched me. >> So, >> and they don't give a They don't nobody care. >> Listen to me real quick. The reason I'm asking you that is cuz we're about to go arrest him, too. >> He needs to be arrested. >> What' you say? >> I ass came outside. I don't do this. >> You go to jail, too. Okay. >> The woman was charged with resisting arrest, aggravated battery on an officer, and criminal damage. Thanks for watching. For more true crime stories, subscribe to our channel.