Welcome to a look at some of the most challenging encounters police officers face. These situations often involve individuals who resist authority and believe they are exempt from the rules. >> You're going to have to get off the aircraft >> and you out there >> and I compliment. >> Our first incident takes place on an airplane. A woman told she can't fly refuses to get off the plane and argues with a police officer. She insists on her rights and accuses the officer of planning to use force despite his denials. The situation quickly escalates, leading to a physical struggle as she is removed from the plane. >> Okay. >> And you know what? I live in America and that's what [ __ ] America's about. Calm down. No, you know that. >> Grab your bag. >> You know that. You know that. >> Give me another unit on the planes, please. >> If you really If you are ever going to put your hands on >> Grab your bag. >> No, I will grab my bag, but you don't want to sit here and sit up straight. >> No one's going to put their hands on you. >> All right. Yeah. Yeah, you won't. Okay, but I need you to get up. No. You need me to get up. >> You may need me to get up. But you know what? I feel my need to do as a person. Just like Jesus [ __ ] Christ, >> you need to call. >> No. No. I'm going to do what I need to do. I'm going to say what I need to do. And if you you're going to do whatever you feel you need to do to me, right? So, I'm going to say what I have meant to say. >> No. To everybody. >> Stand up, man. >> Everybody is doing arrested if you do not stop. >> I'm already going to get arrested. >> You're going to get arrested if you don't stand up and get off the airplane. >> I'm probably already going to get >> Do you want to get arrested? I really >> can stand up and get off the aircraft. That's all you have to do. >> Really? It's not about that, man. >> Okay. >> You can do >> I'm going to ask you one more time and then I'm going to have to put my hands on you. Okay. >> For what reason? Let me ask you that. >> You You're going to put No. >> And that's fine. That's fine. Why do you have a right to put your hands on me, though? >> Let's go. Come on. >> No. Why do you have a right to put your hands on me, >> ma'am? >> What am I doing that makes you feel like you have a right to put your hands on me? >> Seriously though, can you tell me that? Can you just help me to understand as a as a human that is alive? Why? Why do you seriously though? >> Yo. >> Like seriously, why can you just tell me that? Like I'm actually asking you as a >> at this point. Here's what's happening. They're going to deplane the aircraft. I'm going to take you off the plane. >> That was already happening. Don't >> you're going to jail. Just so you know. >> Already happening. >> It will happen if you get up and walk out with me right now. But if you're not going to >> right now, they're going to deplane. As soon as they deplane, you're going to jail. Okay? You do not get up. >> That's how it's going to work. >> Do you see how that's a threat system? >> That's the way it is, man. >> That's not cool. I want to trust you. You want to trust me? That's not healing. We're not healing. >> Get off the plane. >> Can I trust you to not >> Let's go. >> Grab your stuff. Grab your stuff. >> Can I touch you? >> Listen. Have I touched you yet? I'm trying to get you off the aircraft. That's all we're trying to >> get you off to do a control situation. If I get off the plane, you said you wouldn't arrest me. So, you as a cop should have to honor that. >> No, you should though. You should have to honor that. That's my right. >> Go talk to the cop and tell them we need to remove. >> It really is. So, that's my right. like you need to. No, we're getting to the point where you're not expect you're not respecting my human rights as >> I didn't do anything that did anything to No, man. That's not okay, dude. That's not okay. You know it. 29 central arriving here with >> over here up against the wall. You're going to be handcuffed. Okay. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> We We tried talking to you. >> No, you you really didn't. I talked back to you and I was calm and you honestly acknowledged me for a moment and then you didn't. >> Leave your hands there. >> Why did you do that? >> Like that. >> You didn't have to do that like that. Have to be like that. >> I wasn't doing it. >> Come with me. >> No, man. This [ __ ] is [ __ ] I'm in you. I have you. You do. You looked at me. I saw you look at me in my eyes. That's not not real, man. >> Just grab her bag, man. >> Yeah. Yeah. She had a green backpack. >> That's not not real, man. >> I got up and walked out and you have >> Why did you do that? I didn't do anything wrong. I was >> Let's go this way. This way. >> We didn't have time to do that. >> Why were you doing that? >> See, you lied. right there. >> You said you said if I got up >> stop. >> No. Why would I stop when you lie to me? >> How is anyone going to stop anything when you lie to them? >> You had your chance, ma'am. >> I had my chance. You didn't even give me a dick. I looked at you in your eyes and I knew you were lying to me. No. No. Don't. You can't [ __ ] Sure. That's No, >> that was the resistance that you felt. >> No, that's fine. >> Better than that, dude. You're better than that. I saw you outside before I even came in >> with your mask off. No, >> you're better than that. That's not cool. >> That's not cool, dude. It's really not. It's really not. I am not a person hurting anybody. I'm a person hurting. probably enough. >> No, not okay. You're going to [ __ ] arrest me for what? What are you >> interference with? [laughter] >> That's what you're getting arrested for. >> Are you serious right now? >> Yes, we are. >> You want to take it to the other side? I'm just going to pet you. >> I have a [ __ ] cat. I need to hug you. Like, what? All right. Make sure your pants for me, please. All right. >> What are you do, man? >> This system is [ __ ] And you you're going to you give me all the reasons to keep things like that. >> Like in the eyes you give me. You You do like really all of you, you know, you're fighting for a system that isn't just to you all. You do. You know that. You know that. You really do. And if you don't, that's >> I'm like, >> "Hey, have a seat." >> Watch your head. Why? >> Yeah, she's been it's been a lot of talk. I had to pull her off an aircraft, so I don't know how she's going to act now, but she's been chirping the whole time. So, we'll see how it goes. >> All right. Step out. Are you going to comply with >> Not with you, too? Yes. Not with you, cuz you're a liar. No. He said he literally the reason he has me arrested right now ising why you you you looked at me in my eyeballs. I looked at you outside of the plane before I ever went in there. You didn't have masks on. No. Can I say something before anybody takes me out so that I can just say what I have to say and then I can say what I have to say and then that's I I will I will do what y'all want me to do because I'm here now. >> No. No. It's fair. >> I don't get it. Doesn't matter at that. What matters is that you have been in. >> During the removal, the woman continues to verbally confront the officer, accusing him of lying and abusing his power. She also makes claims about seeing him without a mask. In the end, the flight crew decides not to press charges, and the officer advises her to be more respectful in the future. >> And then you made eye contact with me, and then you manipulated the situation. No, that's what happened. Like, I'm sorry. That's what happened. So >> I know the >> here. Let me get your temperature at least. >> Anybody? No. Yeah. >> No, I'm comp. [laughter] I'm not not complaining. You guys did. Y'all just >> Oh, you think he's cute? Oh, yeah. I thought he was cute, too. I thought he was cute, too. I looked in his eyeballs and I thought he looked into my eyeballs and then he abused that. >> Hello. Um, >> yeah. >> What's your name? >> Um, this is interference. Seriously, please just listen to me. >> I'm listening to you. What's your name? >> Gabriel. >> I don't want to tell you anything. I'm saying that I am being arrested for things that are just I was on an airplane. I was doing nothing. I was speaking >> my mind. >> I should not be arrested right now. >> But right now, you we have to follow procedures and we'll get to the bottom. >> You are a pro. You're not following my right. These are my constitutional procedures. Okay. >> But I need to follow your procedure. >> Step out. Step out. >> Take your leg out. >> Would you Can I have your name, please? First, can we just adopt something that makes me want to be safe? Why can I not be safe? >> Okay. Hey, >> why is this lifeless? This is not my human right. Stop. I would relax if you would let me. You're not. >> Is she good? Oh my god. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, I'll say if >> next we have a confrontation at a bank. A woman refusing to wear a mask argues with an officer that she has the right to refuse. The officer explains that the bank is a private business with its own rules. But she continues to resist, leading to a physical struggle. >> Awesome. Well, you need to go and get a mask and then take your money out. You're not allowed to do >> I've been waiting here. >> Ma'am, listen. We're going to do this the easy way or the hard way. >> What are you going to do? Arrest me? >> Yes. For intruding on premises? >> That's hilarious. >> That's exactly what it is. >> Yeah. And you believe in this? >> I believe in it. >> Do you believe in this? >> The laws. Yes. >> The law says that I do not have to wear a mask. You can not in public, but you're not in public. You're not in public. >> I'm not going to argue with you about this. This is not a public place. This is a private business. No, you're not. We're going to go outside. >> Are you serious? >> Do I look like I'm kidding? >> Well, I don't know because >> let's walk outside. >> You've got some issues. >> I've got issues >> that you're taking away people's human rights. >> Okay. Now, you're going to shoot me. People going to shoot me for trying not to breathe. >> Come on, dude. Don't Oh, don't do that. Oh, no. >> Do not touch me. Who do you think you are? >> Back up. Back up. Some old lady is getting handcuffed here. >> Ma'am, put your hands behind your back. >> Say you don't stop resisting. Stop. >> Are you going to Is anybody going to like get real here? >> Really? >> Relax. No one's going to get real. >> Wow. >> Come on. >> Oh, you going to smash my head off the ground now? Now you're smashing my arm into my private area. >> Your private area? >> Yeah. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> My hand is behind my back, sir. >> This one. Turn over on your stomach. Put your hand behind your back. Relax. >> I'm totally relaxed. You're >> No, you are not relaxed. >> Not relaxed at all. They're right in here, people. >> No. >> No, it is not. >> No, it's not. >> Wow. What a bunch of sheep. >> I hope someone's filming this. You're hurting me. >> Oh, I'm filming it. >> This is like >> Yeah. Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand yourself up. >> And how do you suggest, sir? I am like a 65y old woman here. >> Okay. >> What are you doing? >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Are you trying to speak Spanish to people? >> I do speak Spanish. >> Okay. Well, stand up. >> Are you happy now that I'm getting I'm not happy. You don't stand up. >> Stand up. >> I refuse to listen to the >> Come on. >> You know what? I think >> she's getting herself. Come on. I think >> during the arrest, the woman complains that the officer is hurting her and accuses him of breaking her foot. The officer, taking her claim seriously, calls for an ambulance to check on her while also placing her under arrest for battery. >> Yeah, slow down. >> Okay. Um, I've got my dog in my truck. >> I'm 104. Uh, send EMS for a 60-year-old white female. She's complaining of uh foot pain. >> Yeah, my damn foot. >> Take a seat. 49. We're out with them. >> Okay. >> Take a seat. >> Are you Where's your mouse? You >> can open it up. >> Where's your mouse? >> I'm 6 feet away from you. >> Oh, well, I was 6 feet away from those people there, too. >> In there. Get inside. >> Come on, you guys. Let's get real. >> You probably put yourself into position to let him do that. >> That's a typical man. Typical. Typical man to say that. >> Ma'am, no weapons on you or anything like that. >> No. Here. >> No. No. That's okay. Stand up for me, please. >> No. Just make sure you don't real quick. I don't even turn around. I don't want to touch you. >> I need a pocket. >> Great. Under rush for battery. >> I didn't do any battery. >> No. When you spit on people, that's battery. >> The officer explains to her that spitting on someone is considered battery, but she counters by claiming she was verbally abused first. The incident concludes with her being released after the bank employees, the victims in this case, decide not to press charges. >> Absolutely. Come. >> Oh, please don't. No. >> Oh, no. You're definitely going to jail. Let's go. [ __ ] Unbelievable. >> Mhm. >> Can I leave my car here? >> That's absolutely fine. Sure. >> All right. >> Yeah. This is unbelievable. Unbelievable. Sir, this is unbelievable. >> Unbelievable. Unbelievable. >> Well, I'll get a good attorney. >> God bless you. >> Yep. God bless me. God, cuz I'm a Christian. >> Christians don't talk like you. >> No, but you know what? I just went through Can I put that in my purse? >> I need to collect your property. You're a prisoner now. I need to collect your belongings. >> I've never been a prisoner. Well, you are tonight. >> Please. Please don't. >> No, you're going to jail. >> Please don't. >> Open your hand. What is this? >> Just my Kleenex. >> Okay. So, let it go. >> Well, can you give me a Kleenex? >> Officer, please tell me. >> Just get Yeah, just they said they desire prosecution. >> No, just two seconds ago. >> They said no now cuz they told me yes. >> They told me no just >> confirm for me. >> Please. >> How about you just stand there and stop talking? How about we do that? How about we do that? That doesn't give you an excuse to act the way that you're acting. >> Just stop talking. >> You guys are leaving. We'll take care of it. Thank you guys. Thank you so much. All right. You guys have >> this officer saw me last night. I've been having a lot happen in my life. You think that's going to happen? >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry for for every We're good to go. >> I apologize. I'm not a racist. I have friends that are Muslim. Okay. I have >> The officer addresses the woman who is still in handcuffs, informing her that the victims she had been mouththing off to the same ones she had been disrespecting decided not to press charges. He states that if it were up to him, she would be going to jail. But due to their leniency, she is being released. >> Going to jail officer, please. But they decided as the victim that you are not going to jail. Oh, >> I suggest you watch your mouth because the partic shut up. Listen. The particular group that you decide to mouth off to were professional or nice. Some people might kick you in your face and they're going to come pick up the pieces. So, I suggest you watch your mouth. >> This officer saw me last night. He knows I'm not a bad person. He >> I don't know you. I just thought you were having issues yesterday >> because of my uh card. My father was with the army. He was a captain in the army. Did anybody get her 14? >> Look at Look what he did to my >> You should be going to jail. >> Huh? >> Oh, you grab your >> Can you get me my purse, please? >> Hey, you grab Hey, you got a You got a 14? >> No, I'm getting No, I thought I thought he was holding it. >> Get yourself and leave. >> What do I do with this? >> What do you do with what? >> Oh, that hurts. >> That's unfortunate. >> Well, I've never had this happen to me. >> Then keep your mouth shut and you won't have it happen again. >> Literally, keep your mouth shut cuz you spit on somebody. >> Listen, you you don't know what he did to me. You don't have the right to ask me how to talk to you when you're disrespecting people. >> He disrespected me first. >> Literally spitting on people. Gather your belongings, count your blessings, and leave. >> Listen, I'm a Christian. >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, you need to look that up. >> And I go to Calvary Chapel. >> You need to That's concerning. >> Yeah. Very concerning. >> Yeah. We'll talk to Pastor Doug. I >> I will actually. I will talk to Pastor Doug and let her know how you feel about >> different rel. Okay. Yeah. 11 a.m. >> Good night. >> All right. Good night. Thank you, officer. >> Thank you, officer. >> You're respectful. You're respectful. >> They all are, >> man. Thank God for President Trump. >> No, you're not. You're not going to put on anybody here. >> No, you do not. >> Do you have the iPad? Hello. Okay. Where'd you put it? >> They don't have to. >> Hey, Mom. >> Okay. Randy, put your cuff down and turn around. Ma'am, >> let go of me. >> You let go of me. Let go of me. Let go of me. >> Let go of me. Oh no. Let go of me. >> It hurts. Let go of me. >> Do not get. >> Do you understand? >> Stop it. >> No. Let go of me. >> In a new incident, an officer tells a woman to let go because she's hurting him. She claims she is the one being hurt and threatens to show her bruises. The officer warns that if she doesn't cooperate, she will face additional charges. She continues to be uncooperative, yelling, "Shut up!" and calling the officer an [ __ ] >> Take my purse. >> Let go of me. You're hurting me and I'm going to show all the bruises that you put on me. >> If you're not going to cooperate, you'll be charged with obstructing. >> Let go of me. >> You understand that? >> You let go of me now. >> No, ma'am. >> Let You're putting You're bruising me. Let go. >> Stop pulling against us. >> I'm not pulling against you. Let go of and stand up like an adult. >> Shut up. What an [ __ ] thing to say to me. [music] >> What? What an ass thing to say to me. >> They're the law enforcement. They're always going to win. That's your thing. >> Do me a favor. [music] Do me a favor. Let go of me. You're hurting me. >> I'm not hurting you. >> You are hurting me. >> Obstruction at the moment. [music] >> Okay. >> Here. I'm let go of me for >> ma'am. I don't care if you record, but can you just step back a little bit? [music] >> I can talk in her ear. >> No, you need to back, ma'am. >> Let go. >> Let's walk over here. Put her in the car. >> The officer instructs her to walk to the car. As he does, she repeatedly claims the officers are hurting her and that her arrest for obstruction is without cause. This new incident shows the difficulties police face when individuals actively resist arrest and question their authority. >> Stand up and walk, then >> you're hurting me. Let go of me. Let go of me. >> Oh, man. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Obstruction. >> I didn't obstruct anything. You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. You okay? >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> What are you doing? You're hurting me. >> Get out of my pocket. >> You are under arrest. You are being >> hurting me. >> Stay back. >> Back up. >> Unless you want to be detained, too. Back up. I don't care if you record. Just back up. >> Stand up straight, ma'am. >> I am standing straight. You're pushing me over with your hand. I'm holding on to your jacket. >> Walk away, lady. Walk away. >> What are you talking about? Get out of my pants. >> The officers then conduct a search. The woman is told to get out of my pocket and is warned that any further movement will lead to more charges. The woman continues to claim the arrest is unjust. >> Have a seat in the car. what you're doing. >> Do you have any idea what >> just get over a little bit? >> Do you really know what you're doing? You're assisting Merritt Garland >> to not show the truth of what electric >> I'm going to let GJPD do what what they need to do regarding you being cooperative in there with them. >> We have this hurting this iPad. >> Do you understand? That is not my iPad. >> Okay. We have this iPad. >> That is not my iPad. that you're saying someone else's property. >> I hear what you're saying. >> You've taken my you've taken all my equipment, all my >> An officer mentions a search warrant and offers to let the person recording read it. This highlights a clash between police procedure and the woman's perception of her rights. The woman is later heard asking for an ambulance. >> I will have bruises to show how they've hurt me. >> So, you're going to listen to this officer, but if he removes handcuffs, >> that's fine. No, >> you're not you're not being detained by me. You're free to leave. But if you'd like me to explain this to you, I'd rather stand face to face and let you hold it than than have you be in the back of a cop car. Is that fair? >> Yeah. Yeah, that's good. >> Okay, that's great with me. >> Can you just sit back a little bit? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> And step on out up on the sidewalk. >> I think you broken my hand. Would you like to read this? And would you like an ambulance? >> Took a picture of my hand.