Why is it always something with you, Ala? >> I don't know, bro. I don't know, bro. I don't know. >> Let's go. Nope. Give me your phone. >> Go ahead. Get off of me. Take this. Get off of me. LIKE, DAMN. HUH? DON'T DROP ME LIKE >> NO, BRO. IT DOESN'T MATTER. >> OH, I'M PREGNANT. YOU DO THAT. We're [ __ ] off of me. Some teenagers believe they are very important and special, making them think they're untouchable. However, what happens when they commit a crime and justice is instantly served. >> No, that doesn't mean don't hold on me. NO, NO. CAN I go call my mom? >> There's no way around this. >> Like I >> Can I call my mom? >> Like I just said, I'll let you make a phone call. >> No, no, no. Stop. Stop. Here are several cases when entitled teen divas think they're untouchable and it backfires. The first case is the case of this lady who thought she could evade a hit and run by acting like an entitled brat. >> You are going to have to get out of the car. You are going to jail. >> Can I go call my mom and I need you to get the away from me and you don't need to hold on to me the way you are. And I don't want to be here. Of course I don't want to be here. TAKE MY TIME OFF. On the 9th of April 2023, officers received a call about a hit and- run incident. The caller reported that the suspect, Alisa, had hit his vehicle and immediately fled the scene. However, the victim followed Alysa to a parking lot before calling the cops. Upon arrival, the officers had no idea they were about to deal with a very entitled brat. >> Hello. Uh, you called, but I had to make sure she was okay. She was dozing off, but she's she lost her uncle two days ago. She's depressed. So, I just I kept talking to her until you got here. >> Actually had bullets. So, >> yeah. I had to make sure she's good. >> All right. So, they just like got Did she see anything or No. >> Yeah. So, she was actually speeding through here. She almost hit my uh my truck there and then he came up and then he told me that she flew from the scene. She hit me two times. I called the police. So, I made sure he was okay and that's when she started to show signs of SI. So, I'll >> I want to make sure that's why I stayed until you came. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. Um, so what happened? >> I thought somebody was following me. >> Okay. >> And uh scared me a little bit. >> Where'd you come from? >> Downtown. >> Downtown. Okay. >> I was uh leaving my friend's place and uh I was trying to get home, but I felt like somebody was following me. Yeah, they I mean someone was following you. Um did you crash into anything? >> Not that I know of. >> Okay. You came back from your friend's house? >> No, bar or >> I wouldn't say bar. It was uh from my friend's place. Oh, >> okay. Um do you know where their address is? >> I don't. >> More than enough, I guess. Maybe not. >> What would you say more than enough is? A drink an hour. >> A drink an hour. >> So that How many How many hours were you drinking? >> I was there for at least three hours. >> So three drinks. >> Three drinks every hour. Well, not every hour. Sorry. One drink every hour. >> One drink every hour. So is that what? Three beers, three shots, wine glasses, or >> three beers, one shots, probably. >> Probably three beers, one shot. Okay. You don't know where your friend lives, right? Do you have your driver's license? >> I should. >> Can I see it? >> If I was at Walgreens earlier, does that mean anything else? >> No. Um, let me just get your ID right now and then. Uh, >> I'm actually a little sad because I don't feel like I have it. >> What's that? >> 97 airport. >> What's that? >> Why do you have to hang my license? >> Oh, because I'm going to need your information. Well, you can't have my information too without my license, right? >> I have your license. I need your registration and your insurance as well. >> Can I also give you that without my license? >> Yeah, I already have your license. So, if you want to just work get me your insurance registration. Okay. >> Although the officer calmly approached her, Alyssa chose to be difficult instead. In no time, she became increasingly uncooperative and the situation began to take another turn. >> So, what happened? She >> when I when I came up to her, she I was going uh I was coming this way on um on Idaho. >> Yeah. >> And she passed the red light. There was another car here on the turning lane and I went and she went and she was in the middle of the road. So, you know, I was I was barely going cuz the light, you know, turned green. And so, I went and I stopped and I was like, "What the hell?" And then I was about to take off, but then she tried to go >> at which leg? >> Over here on Espina and Idaho. >> Espina and Idaho. Which way was she driving? What direction? >> She was going that way towards Edu. >> So, she's going south. And >> there was another car next to me. I don't know. >> I'm sorry. Can you explain again? She She was stopped at the red light. >> Okay. Me and this other car were coming cuz the light turned green and she was like h in the middle of the road and then she was going to go. She kept going, but then I was in front of her and this other car was waiting for her to go. So I when I was about to take off, she hit me and I guess cuz she wanted to go for that other car and then that's when I followed her and I chased her all the way over here. She hit me again. I pulled I tried to stop her. I wasn't, you know, I didn't want her to get away cuz she hit me. >> I got her license plate, but she was trying to get away. So when I pulled out in front of her, she hit me again and she tried to push me out of the way. And when I was following her, there was she was driving kind of weird. So >> Okay. She going west, she's going south. And then did she run the red light or what? >> Yeah. Yeah, >> that's fine. You know, um are you willing are you willing to do uh standardized field soriety tests? >> Only because I'm not um actually able to do those. I have a weak um I have a se severed Achilles. >> Okay. Are you willing to do alternative tests? >> What does that mean? And it's going to it's it's a different set of tests that's not going to require you to um use your legs or to your internet. >> What does that mean for you? >> It's just a series of tests to to help me determine your your uh if you're um you know intoxicated. I just need to get certain. >> I mean, I'm not able to do certain. >> No, like I said, these these are the alternative tests and they they don't require you to >> use your your your feet. >> Are you sure? Cuz >> So, it's >> I've been told otherwise. >> It's a yes or no if you're willing to do it. >> What does it mean if I say no? >> I mean, I can't make you do. >> Well, are you willing to do the test? >> It's going to be 340. drive 347 drive. >> Can you I need you to still step out. >> What kind of test? >> Can you step out the car? >> I don't feel comfortable. >> It's going to be male versus female. Male is >> so >> negative physical at this time. >> Well, you're a male and I'm a female. >> After getting more information about the incident from the victim, the officer instructed Alysa to take a sobriety test. However, what should have been a simple sobriety test escalated into something unexpected. It's Alyssa, right? >> Alyssa, you're safe, okay? I'm not going to hurt you. I'm not trying to harass you. >> Too many people. >> No, Alyssa. So, I'm going to be honest with you. >> I'm going to be honest with you. Okay. >> Alyssa, you you are going to get arrested for DWI. Okay. You You are very intoxicated. You hit a vehicle and you fled. So, I'm going to need you to step out of the car. Okay. >> I'm so scared of police mostly than anything else. >> Yeah. Like like I said, I'm not going to hurt you. >> You really scare me. >> It's not just you. It's everyone that you see. >> No, I don't want you locked down for >> You can sit your purse down right there. >> No. >> Why not? >> Cuz you have to get out. >> Why not? Uh, can you pen? I'm going to be out with 9. >> You're going to jail. >> Can I call somebody? I >> I'll let you make a phone call. >> Okay. Well, >> I'll let you make a phone call. Not right now. >> I'm not arresting you, right? >> You're going Yes, you are. You're going to go to jail. Okay. >> My phone is dead. So, >> okay. Well, let's go. >> Call somebody. I >> I'll give you that opportunity once we get once we start the booking process. Okay. But you need to get out of the car. >> What do you mean you start the booking process? >> You You are going to jail. >> Can I call somebody right now? Your phone is dead. I I'll I'll give you No, no, no, no. Don't turn on your car. >> No. >> Don't turn on your car. >> Why? Why are you telling me that? I can't call somebody. >> You could call someone once we're at the >> May I use your phone? >> Hey, listen. You're You're You're making this bigger than it needs to be. Okay. I don't want you to get any in any more trouble than you already are. Okay. >> Mom, >> so at this point, you you are going to have to get out of the car. You are going to jail. Okay. Can I go call my mom? >> There's no way around this. >> I like I >> can I call my mom now? >> Like I just said, I'll let you make a phone call, okay? But right now, you need to cooperate with me and once we get to the station, I'll allow you to make that phone call, okay? >> I don't appreciate that. If you could loosen your grip, I'd appreciate that. >> I don't want you trying to start your car. >> Well, I don't want to start my car. I just want to get away from you. >> I can I get away from you? I don't want to I need to get away from you because my instincts are getting away from abusive men and I need you to get the away from me and you don't need to hold on to me the way YOU ARE. DON'T HOLD ON TO ME THE WAY YOU ARE. NO, don't hold ON ME. NO, NO, NO, NO. STOP. STOP. STOP. Alyssa thought calling her mom would make her untouchable to the cops, but the officers immediately made her understand that the law is not biased. However, Alyssa didn't take that lightly, and soon the situation turned into a chaotic mess. Are you going to walk? >> Nobody gave me that option. Nobody gave me that option. >> Set her down. >> Who's going to warn me and my family? I'm going to sue this door in for now. >> You need to cooperate or else you're going to get put in a wrap. Okay. >> I already have. >> Are you going to stand up? >> No, I can't. >> Yes, you can. Turn her up. She's suspected. >> Yeah, she's getting 15 for >> I can't. >> Get up. >> Sit up. Sit up. Stop. You're an adult. Act like one. >> Alyssa, put this leg in. put this leg in and you're going to put weight on it and you're going TO GET UP TO ACT LIKE A ADULT and then then I'm gonna do what I need to do as a adult and that is doing whatever get the out of here and I don't want to be here. Of course I DON'T WANT TO BE HERE. TAKE MY TIME OFF. I'm going to do it. WHY WOULD I WANT TO BE HERE? WHY WOULD I WANT TO BE HERE? KILL ME, KILL ME, kill me, kill me. WHY? I don't want to BE any [ __ ] killing me. You're killing me already. You're dislocating my shoulder and you're killing me. Are you killing me? You are killing me. My shoulder is dislocated and you're wrapping me up and you want me to live or what? Just kill me like this. You will get more leverage. No, this way. And then you'll pull. >> You'll get more leverage. It's okay. You guys should dislocated. You bondage is like, is this what this is really like? Alyssa became so difficult that she had to be wrapped up in constraints. That didn't stop her from being eccentric. In fact, she worsens the situation even more. Unconservative. Oh, you just kill me. Kill me already. I don't understand why you need me in jail. Can you just kill me? >> Just kill me. >> Why do you need me in jail if you DON'T NEED ME AT ALL? WHY DO YOU NEED ME IN JAIL IF YOU DON'T need me at home? You don't care about me. >> Then you guys are up. >> You guys are all up and you guys are all to >> Can you go 47? >> You guys are dumber than me. >> Forgive me if I suppress to my emotions. >> So this guy I'm going to use 49. She crashed into the back. >> You guys know John Day. >> Wait. Okay. >> I got to prepare. to the the requirements of New Mexico law that you take a breath test. >> Do you now agree to be tested? >> Firing squad if you don't shoot people. >> Alyssa, do you agree to be tested? >> Can you shoot me? Can I request that of you >> to kill me now? Please help me. >> All right. Hey, listen. Once you come down, >> is that okay? It hurts. It hurts. It hurts. It hurts. >> Dip your head. Dip your head. Dip your head. Dip your head. Dip your head. >> So bad. MY ARM HURTS. ONE, TWO, THREE. >> Oh my god. >> I can't tell anymore. >> Okay. >> You can't tell if you look at me. What kind of pain do you think I'm in? >> I'm not sure. >> I'm in distress. I'm in distress. >> I understand that. That's why I'M TRYING. >> SO THEN, WHY ARE YOU ASKING ME? STOP DOING IT. >> WHY ARE YOU ASKING ME? >> Stop doing it. >> Because I'm trying to help you. >> Okay. Well, I'm in obvious >> distress. >> That's what kind of pain I'm in. I'm in distress. Distress. It's a rip. Yes. Distress. Do you not know this? AND YOU NOT SEE ME. You're restrained right now. >> Can you not see this? >> She's trying to help you. Can you not yell at us? >> She's not. >> You could yell at us. Don't yell at them. Okay. >> Okay. Well, then you yell at her. >> Ask them why don't you why are you asking me the person that handcuffed and then ask them why the they restrain me this way? >> Alyssa had to be taken to the hospital to be medically cleared before going to jail. However, she decided to make the hospital another place to create chaos. >> Ask them first. >> They might have been on the call. Do >> you have any medical problems? >> They want to look at you. >> Well, you don't have to look at me. >> I can't. Well, then why don't you ask them those same questions? Well, they're not here, but >> they kind of came in close. >> That's exactly why I'm here, right? And that's why they're here. That's why they're not here. >> It's not that bad. >> Why not? Why are they here then? >> They're here to watch over you. >> I kind of >> They're not here to watch over me. >> Do we do Let me know if you >> No, I'm not going to let you know. Do you have any further questions? Ask them for why they brought me in here. Would you >> keep on and I can >> Yeah. That's for your safety cuz you're hitting yourself and trying to bang. I explain this to you though. Once you calm down completely, that comes off. >> So if you calm down, >> what explains that to me? Like I wouldn't want to be here. >> Well, let me explain it again. >> Why don't you just kill me? Like I'd be a better menace to society if you just shoot me in the head, right? >> I'm not a [ __ ] Yeah, I'm a beer. >> What's going on? >> I guess >> but I don't want to be here. So, that would be great. >> Eat my all of you. Eat my >> eat my bean. >> Eat my bean. to get some [ __ ] baby car, >> you know. I wasn't this >> What the [ __ ] just happened? I don't know. Anyway, so Absel's like walking back. >> Oh, sorry. You're tiny. >> And uh walking backwards and the LT's coming into the door for the VC, but Absol thinks they open the bathroom. But I still >> opens the door, dude. And >> does he fall? >> Hey, he's going to talk about all their tiny penises, though. >> So, you don't have to be a >> I saved it. >> I I went right on purpose for >> Is there domestic that Jasper address again? Think about going back out there. >> Hey, Alyssa, are you going to chill? I don't know what to do. Instructions. >> No. Are you going to chill so we can take it off? >> Uh, yes. I can chill. >> If you chill out and we take this off, we're going to be chill. >> Chill out. >> Cool. Let's take this off. >> Can you also bring me back out? >> All right. >> Come take a seat and chill. Tik Tok. >> Take this off. Sorry about that. I'll be >> right back. Come on. >> Thank you. >> Come sit down and chill. Alyssa was eventually taken to jail and charged with aggravated DWI, lacking evidence of registration, resisting arrest and duty upon striking property. If you thought Alyssa was crazy, then you haven't met this entitled 18-year-old with a terrible attitude. >> Yeah, act tough as used to get her ass beat ON BECAUSE LIKE WHY AM I still sitting here? >> I JUST EXPLAINED IT TO YOU. >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. NO, I'M PREGNANT. DON'T DO THAT. WE'RE NOT SICK. >> On the 20th of April, 2022, officers were dispatched to a neighborhood after receiving a report about a fight where a woman threw a brick through the window of a vehicle. Upon arrival, officers immediately recognized the suspect from previous encounters. However, they had no idea that this encounter was going to be really different from the previous encounters. >> Just back up. Back up. Back up. Go back there. I'll talk to you guys in a second. Okay. >> Yeah. >> What's going on? >> I'm pregnant. Oh Jesus. >> Can you like Can you please come to my window, please? >> Please, sir. >> Why is it always something with you, Ala? >> I don't know, bro. I don't know, bro. I don't know. >> I'm not your bro. We've been over this. >> I apologize. >> It's always something with you, Ala. >> Yeah, it can always be something. >> Can you turn your windshield wiper off? >> Can you stop? Get in the car, Ala. >> Yeah. >> Get in the car. Shut up and get in the car. Holla, >> bro. >> Shut your door. >> Shut your car door. >> [ __ ] is a joke, bro. >> Is your car in park? >> Yes. >> Can you just wait here for a minute? >> Ha. I'll come back and talk to you when you calm down. >> So, who here's messing with Hava? >> She You see my windshield? She broke that. >> Why'd she do that? >> Uh because she's she's delusional. >> She She thought she think I was doing something with her. This is my cousin's girlfriend. He's >> Are you and I were together? >> No, she she pregnant. >> Okay. >> So, she thought it was something else. She go breaks her windshield. Those two rocks right there. >> Well, how'd they end up back over there? >> Cuz we took out the windshield. >> That's where the car was. Then she was talking about coming back up again. So, I had to pull it in the garage. Dude got cameras right there at that house. He said he had sent me a video. Then she called me again. said she was about to come and bust my church windows out right here. So, I just basically just waited gang and she got here, she tried to get her money back and she started doing all this this and that and that's what happened. >> I I just didn't want my [ __ ] getting broke. So, I pulled back up cuz she literally she like, "I'm about to come break your shit." I pull up, she coming around the corner. >> She's still living at her mom's >> with Huda. >> I'm leaving. >> No, you're not. >> No. No. But you want to take >> No, you're not. >> Okay. Well, I got to go. You can come talk to me where I GOT TO GO. I'M NOT BEING ARRESTED. I'M NOT BEING DETAINED. SO, I I'M ALWAYS >> GIVE ME MY MONEY. Give me my money. >> Can you give me my money? I don't know you. >> I don't know you. >> In all the years you've dealt with me, when have you telling me what to do ever worked? >> And I'm not trying to tell you what to do. >> No, you are. Okay. I apologize. I'll sit here and listen to you. I understand. I admit my >> Get out of the car and let's talk. >> I don't want to get out of the car. Can we just talk like this? >> Get out of the car and let's talk. >> You were already out of the car screaming and yelling at me, >> right? It I'm not going to say it doesn't matter. >> I'm just trying to get the out of here. >> How'd the window get broken? >> I don't know them. The the right there in the gray jogging suit. >> Okay, don't say that again. >> I'm sorry. The guy in the gray jogging suit is my baby dad. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I don't know nobody else. Then the guy in the black one, he's the brother. I don't know nobody else over there. The officer soon realized that the suspect had broken the vehicle window because of some baby daddy drama. However, instead of admitting to a crime, Alaha chose to make the situation more difficult than it already was. >> Okay. And I wasn't over here. I was with her. We were at the grocery store. I've been with her son. I left my baby dad's house yesterday night. He dropped me off. I have messages. >> I don't need all that. How'd the window get broken? >> I I don't know her. I have no idea. >> Why is every single one of them saying you broke the window? >> No one was over there. Duh. They're going to team up against me. So when I go watch this video, cuz apparently when the neighbor says video, I said I can watch it. >> Watch the video. Watch the video, sir. >> You're not going to be >> I'm not trying to be like that. >> Why? Why is it like this every time I deal with you? >> Because, bro, I'm not your bro. >> I'm a individual if that's what you call it. >> Well, you can't stay out of trouble. >> Yes, I can. I've been out of trouble. >> Since Since I turned 18, my record's clean. I have not been in trouble. So, >> but you're always dealt up in drama. And it's [ __ ] Alla. It's [ __ ] You're always dealt up in some [ __ ] >> I know. Trust me, >> I'm not trying to use it as an excuse. It's cuz I don't know. I'm not going to make no excuses. I >> thought you were moving out of state. >> I did. I moved to Indiana for a minute. >> Well, why'd you come back? >> Because I had kids here. >> I don't know that. >> I don't know that. >> Stop. Stop. >> No. Because I'm not about to keep on getting blamed for something to go watch the video. Like, I'm not about to keep getting blamed for something I didn't do. Period. Point blank. Like, >> when has you talking to me this way ever gone anywhere? It It doesn't get me nowhere. It doesn't get you anywhere. >> I don't care. LIKE, I DON'T CARE. [ __ ] I DON'T CARE. LIKE, it's up. I don't care, bro. I should be dead or in jail to be honest, bro. I don't I don't want to be here. Like, >> then why do you keep coming back? >> I don't know. I got kids to take care of literally that no one else will take care of. So, it's my responsibility. >> They're your children. Who do you want to take care of? >> I don't put it on nobody else. So, I take care of them. >> They're your children. Yes. You're supposed to take care of >> You told me why do I come back? I'm telling you why I come back to take care of my children. You ask me a question, I answer. >> God, you are such a smartass. Every time I deal with you, you are such a smartass. Even the times I've helped you, you've been nothing but a smartass to me. >> You never mind. I'm not going to say you never help me. All right. >> Yeah, cuz you know that's a lie. >> That's why I stabbed myself. I know. I'm just a disappointment. I don't know why I'm like this. >> You still living with your mom? >> No. >> Where are you living? >> I live over there on >> with who? >> What do you mean with who? >> With who? >> My brother. >> Trying to act tough. Used to get her ass beat. Trying to act tough as >> Yeah. trying to act tough as used to get her ass beat on that the >> literally act tough. >> Can you shut up? >> Cuz she is though. Like, let's be real. What am I waiting here for? >> They know. They know because right now I'm investigating a possible crime where you broke a window. So, you are not free to go. >> Okay. So, >> and it is a courtesy I have not put you in handcuffs. In no time, Alana's consistent terrible attitude to the officer took the situation from bad to worse. >> Why investigate this? >> Okay. Well, what you want to put me in handcuffs? Like, is that what you're saying? >> Why are you always such a >> Because like, why am I still sitting here? >> I just explained it to you. >> YOU WANT TO GET LOUD? I'LL GET LOUD. >> I DON'T CARE ABOUT NONE OF THAT [ __ ] I'M used to that [ __ ] I don't care. >> No [ __ ] You're used to >> because you can't stay out of trouble. >> I don't care. You think you got it all figured out? >> I don't care. I know I don't. IT'S THE DIFFERENCE. I KNOW I DON'T. >> Get out of the car. >> Ala, get out of the car. I'm dragging you. >> What am I getting out the car for? >> Because you're under arrest. >> Are you being serious right now? >> I'm 100% serious. >> Can I at least call my family and tell them? >> You can call them when you're booked in. >> Are you being serious right now? >> Let's go. >> You're being serious right now? >> Yes. Get out of the car. >> Okay. Yes, sir. But what? >> Get out of the car. I'm dragging you out of the car. >> Take my wallet. Please make sure it gets to my house safe. It has all my money. >> Yes. Can you please make sure my stuff gets to it safe? >> Let's go. Nope. Give me your phone. >> Go ahead. Get off of me. Take this [ __ ] Get off of me. Let go. Huh? DON'T TALK ME. I'M A GO. I'm broke. >> STOP. >> NO, BRO. >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. >> I'M PREGNANT. Y'ALL DO not wear that [ __ ] I get [ __ ] with me. Get up with me. >> Get off of me. REALLY? >> STOP. >> LOOK HOW PREGNANT IS >> THEN. STOP FIGHTING US >> NOW. Have 46 up. Get us 32. Also, >> stop. >> Ridiculous. All every time. >> Can you please put me in cuffs and get off my [ __ ] like that? My stomach is leaning to the right. Please. I'm not ignorant. >> Sit up. Stay down. This is gettinging ridiculous. Do you understand me? This is gettinging stupid now. You're definitely going to jail. >> But I was going regardless, but get in the car off of me, bro. >> Get in the car. >> I GOT YOU, BRO. LIKE, REALLY? >> Go get all their info. I'm sending her for the criminal damage check. After loud banter from Alaka and the nononsense cop, she was eventually thrown into the backseat of the police vehicle. The officers then proceeded to gather more information about the incident from the witnesses. >> Did anybody see her do it? >> No. >> All right. What's uh dude's name? >> His sister right here in this first apartment. She just came out said he at work. So if you need any information about him, it's not going to go. Not the great door, but the >> All right. >> Hi. So your brother lives there? >> Yeah, it's my brother that lives there. He's at work. He called me and he was like, "Why are the police walking up to my door?" I'm like, "Probably because they asked earlier if I'd seen anything." I'm like, "Well, my brother's got cameras that face right down here." So he's at work. He's going to go through it and look and going to send me whatever. >> Okay. >> So, >> all right. Perfect. I appreciate it. Thank you. >> Yep. Good luck. >> Thanks. >> Ala, it gets to the point I have to yell at you because you do not listen to anything I say. I have a question. >> I can >> look. I'm not going to ask nobody. >> I cannot have a normal conversation with you ever. >> Do you hear me, sir? >> No. Because you're screaming and yelling when I'm trying to talk to you again. This is why it turns INTO A SHOUTY MATCH BETWEEN you and I every single time. Alla, you come do stupid [ __ ] Alla. Every time. Every time. I talked to you till I was blue in the face when you were juvenile. You don't care. You do your own thing. And then when you get in trouble, this is what you do every time. It never changes. >> Okay. Thanks. >> I can't I can't do it. >> Oh, I'm not talking to you right now. >> Oh my god. My daughter's okay. >> Can you please do me a favor? >> Who has your daughter? >> My My daughter is with her mom. I need to make sure she gets to my house. with Huda? >> No. No, not with Huda. I'm trying to make sure she gets to Huda safely. >> Stop yelling at me. >> Would you please Can you please listen to me, sir? Sir, can you just please come? >> Ala, I have things I have to do first. >> I need to make sure my daughter >> Okay, you need to wait for a moment. Your daughter is safe. You need to wait a moment. >> I just This or Ala, this would have been real simple. You'd have got a summon for criminal. >> You'd have got Shut up and listen. You'd got a summon for criminal damage and I sent you on your way. But you, in all your wisdom, like you always do, you fight us because you think that's going to go your way. >> It's never going to go my way. >> NO, IT'S NOT. SO, I don't understand why you do it every time cuz now you just get more charges. >> I know. I just want to call my mother. Please. >> Not yet. I told you I will let you when I allow you to do it. You are under arrest. You are on my time now. Do you understand, Alla? Why did you even come over here today? >> There's no reason to even talk anymore. I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be a [ __ ] but there's no reason to even talk anymore. >> Despite being in handcuffs in the backseat of the squad car, Alaha continued to make the situation more and more difficult. However, the officers soon made a shocking discovery. >> Hi. >> Hello. How you doing? >> Did you guys see anything? >> I see drug deals going on 24/7. And that a punk in the gray right there. He's the main guy selling 247. I get I'm getting ready to go to work here in a couple minutes. I get off work at 2 in the morning. He's out here dealing drugs all all day long. All night long he's out here dealing drugs. >> Well, did you see anybody? >> Did you see anybody actually do it? >> No. That's his second girlfriend. And the first girlfriend, she got her back window busted out with a big with a big rock. Matter of fact, the rock was over there, but it's gone. >> Yeah, there's two rocks sitting there. We have a nice neighborhood except for that apartment right here. 24/7. It's nothing but drugs around here. This this this is a nice neighborhood except for that. >> Yep. I agree. >> But the more more you call, the more complaints that we get. You know, we can start making a nuisance complain and hopefully get them out. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Tell me everything that happened again. >> Basically, she was over last night. I took her home and whatever. I went out of town. I'm back this morning. She like, "Where you at?" I'm like, "I'm pulling up to the house. Like, I just got back." Boom. Boom. Going to the house. This is my my cousin's girl. He in jail. So, like they together soon. She just called to ask for a couple dollars. She came over like, "Bro, I I smoke weed." Like, so I'm going to be out in the show. So, she came in. She like, "Wrong." Boom. She with her. I'm like, "All right, whatever. I just got back to sit here and go to sleep." Like, >> she come blowing me up like, "Oh, you over there with that. You your cousin's [ __ ] I'm about to everything up. just know you made them bed. You got to lay in it bl skip. I'm like, "All right, bro. I'm I don't got time for you." I'm like, "I just got off the road. I'm about to go to sleep." >> Yeah. >> She was sitting there. We come out, go to leave, breaks on top of the window. Feel me? She threw the brick through the window. >> Did you see her throw the bricks? >> No, but I soon as I came, soon as I came out, I asked a girl that lid next to me cuz her brother live right there with the cameras, but he at work. So she told me like if you need to get the camera thing. >> Did anybody see her throw those through the car window? >> I asked and they they said they heard something but they wasn't looking. But the girl girl told me like the camera points gets all the way down the street. So like >> did you see her throw the bricks there? >> No. >> He was in the house. Came out. You guys told me over here it was Olive that did it though. Yeah, >> it was her. >> She caught she said it herself like >> she did like when she was on the phone with the cops like she was like I he like I'll pay you back. Yeah, I did it. What do you want? Like and I'm like bro it's not about paying this back. It's like why did you do it in the first place? Like >> since there was no clear evidence that Alaka broke the window, the officers decided not to charge her with criminal damage. But that didn't stop her from making the situation more complicated. >> We're not going to charge you with the criminal damage. How's that sound? >> But we are going to charge you with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. >> Harassment. >> Yeah. And after talking to my supervisor, we decided we're not going to charge you with that because the witnesses aren't credible anymore. >> What do you mean? It >> that's it. They're just not credible. I'm not going to get into a whole conversation about it. But you're being char You're lucky you're not being hit with a felony for kicking that female officer in the face. >> I kicked her. >> Yes, you did. And you know you did, Alla. And this and this [ __ ] is ridiculous >> because I'm No, it was when you were down and kicking your feet. >> Okay. >> Because this is getting to be [ __ ] Alla. If I had it my way, I would slap you with the felony and ship your ass to the jail. >> You still live with your mom? >> Just be honest with me. >> Why does it matter? >> Because I have to take you home now. That car drove off and I am not drive. Stop. >> I'm walking home. >> Alla, no you are not. >> Bro, I'm not being under arrest. I DON'T WANT TO SIT HERE, BRO. You guys can follow me. I am not. >> I have the freedom to walk. I live close to here. Yes, I'm at my mom. >> Then I will drive you home. >> I don't want to be driven. You guys can walk. >> Cuz here's the reason you are not going to walk. I'm not letting you out of my car here because you're going to go right back there and cause problems. I promise you I've known I already have a case because >> I've known you for seven years. >> I have a case because of this. I have two babies. I'm not making it worse by myself. I already did enough. I'M ALREADY BLESSED. I'M NOT GOING TO THE COUNTY. LIKE, you don't believe me. >> Why do you continue to yell at me? If you continue to yell and scream, I'm just going to get out of the car and you're going to be here longer because you don't leave until I'm done doing my paperwork. But I'm not going to sit here while you scream and yell at me. I I I can't finish my paperwork cuz you're screaming at me. >> I can walk home. >> Ala, I am not letting you out in front of this house. I will >> let me out up the street around the corner. Bro, I like Let ME I GOT TO GO TO WORK. I GOT THE NEW I'M NOT COMING BACK HERE ON MY DEAD ASS dad under his face disappointed in me. >> When you're done yelling and screaming, I'll finish my paperwork. She was eventually taken to jail where she was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Next, we go to the case of these teens who thought they were untouchable after using firearms illegally. >> No back up. You ain't me. >> Don't touch me, bro. Don't touch me. >> You're not talking to him. You're not talking to him. I'm his parent. I'm his guard. >> On the 17th of August 2022, officers received a report of shots fired in a neighborhood. Upon arrival, the officers immediately realized how serious the situation was. >> Man, what's going on? You get shot. >> You get shot. >> Oh, good. All good. >> What happened? What happened? Hold up. Hold up. Hold on. Hold up. You're limping, man. Slow down. Slow down. Slow down. What's going on? Hold up. >> I don't know. Hang on a second. Hang on a second. What's going on? What happened? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> I got to get my car. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up a second. >> What's going on? >> I don't know. It's a height. It's I don't know. Okay. Pat your diver. Don't walk off. >> Sir. Sir, stop. >> I got to go to my Hold up. Listen. >> Calm down. >> Calm down. >> It's okay. We're not saying you did nothing. All right. We got gunfire. We got people pointing to you saying somebody was probably coming after you. >> We got to figure out what's going on. >> You okay? >> You need to be in the car with me. >> I got to get my mama a car. Where is my mom? Right there at the door house. Go get that car. The keys in it. Don't give a call for 30 minutes. >> What's going on? You were in the area. What' you hear? >> I just hear the gunshots. >> When? >> Just Hello. >> Do me a favor. Just Just relax here. Lean up against this car. Relax. >> Over here. Just lean up against it. >> What's going on? >> You got to know something. You got, bro. >> Just relax. >> I don't know. Just just heard the shots. >> What'd you see when you heard the shots? >> [ __ ] It was just me. Females. >> Females. >> Three love dudes. I don't even know. >> You said little dudes. Like kids. >> Little dudes. >> Teenagers. >> Yeah. >> What' they look like? >> I don't know. They ran on the side of the house. I don't know >> what house. >> Right there. >> They ran up and around that way. >> Which way they go? Hey, stand up for me. Which way they go? >> I They went that. They went that way towards 34. be advised. >> The seemingly wobbly man was reluctant to provide information to the officers. However, another witness provided more description about the teens who were involved in the firearm discharge. Based on the description, the officers soon located the kids. But in no time, things began to go sideways. >> Just got his shirt off. What's wrong? >> Yeah, if he match the description, tell him what I'm looking for. Give me a second. >> He description. That's my son. He need >> a bro. No one said you're running. I'm officer Stevenson. How you doing, man? I'm Stevenson. That's it. >> What you doing? >> Hey, so I got a call. We got some some gun discharge over here. All I got is a black male. No shirt. Walking this way. >> You just took the shot off. >> He's in the car. I just got out the car. >> I believe you 100%. I was told this by somebody else. >> Okay. So, Mulan, so y'all get her statement and her information and yours and that'll be it. >> Hey, my man. >> All right. So, >> let me get your name to you as well, man. >> No. Back up. You ain't asking me [ __ ] That man got a shirt on. on. >> We just gave his name. That's it. >> We just got name. That's a child. You can't >> I'm his sister. I'm his mom. >> No, I'm the parent. That's him. >> Yeah, I'm the parent. That's You ain't going to talk about about school. Y'all mess with me cuz before I turn up for real. Go in the house if I turn up. I won't be leaving in the police car. I promise you that. >> Hey, go back. >> Sister What are you doing? What you doing? Stop. Come on. >> Don't touch me, >> bro. Don't touch me. >> Back up, y'all. >> DON'T. >> You ain't got no reason to even be out here. Move out of the way. >> I just told you he got [ __ ] to do that just came out the house. You're not talking to him. You're not talking to him. I'm his parent. I'm his guardian. Don't talk to him. Children detain her. get her identified and get her over here toward the car. >> Upon arrival at the teen's location, both adults and other teenagers at the scene began to gang up against the officers, giving the teen suspects more ego and pride to disrespect the officers. >> You're just being detained. >> You're just being detained. >> Relax. >> That's all. You're not going to jail. You're being detained. 22. We have one black. >> You're not going to stick to those cuffs. >> All you do is you're going to hurt yourself. That's it. Okay. Uh Because what the you doing? Why don't be mad at me pushing around? >> I ain't pushing around and y'all trying to attack my face. You got me up. >> Yo, you don't need to read or get >> Oh, okay. I thought you was going to say please. Please take a >> please. Should I >> You ain't got to force me. I got my own manners. >> I've been asking you. I said please and you won't move. So please >> I don't got to move when you want me to. >> Please. >> I ain't got to move when you want me to. No, I don't. >> Please. >> I don't. >> Because I don't want to do this. >> All right. But stop trying to push me in this [ __ ] I can sit down by myself. Sit down. Let me go then. No. >> No. I ain't standing down. You going to have to sit me down yourself. >> I promise you that. >> I really don't want to do this. >> Well, don't don't do it. Then you going to have to. I promise you that you going to have to. Sit down. Sit down. >> Yeah, she just resist. >> Missy or how old is she? >> Mom, I got that on. >> She's got infection already. >> Yeah. classified up in jail. >> Calm down before you go to jail. >> Kick you, huh? >> No. No. What? They had they had no man. >> What's your name? >> He had to shoot you and that [ __ ] or nothing. >> I'm just a neighbor. >> Okay. I need you to leave out of here then. >> Okay. Well, I'm waiting on her mom. Her mom. >> You can wait your mom for her mom over there. >> 23 to bond or any of the units. That subject White Shark came back outside if you want to get. >> Hold on. Got to go. All right. Hold on. Hold on. No, no, no, >> man. All we trying to do is get his information. Get him ID. That's all we trying to do. >> That's a minor. >> That's it. >> Minor or not, I can still identify him. >> No, but his mom on the way. >> And that don't make a difference. Unless I'm asking him questions that could incriminate him. >> Asking him who he is doesn't discriminate anybody. >> That's not how that works. If you have a law degree, then come talk to me. >> That's all. Y'all don't have to worry about going. >> What's your name? >> I don't know. I don't speak English. You need to get in the house. That seemed pretty good English to me. >> Since he had been defended by adults and his so-called guardian, the kid felt untouchable and began to act disrespectfully to the officers. A decision he would regret soon. >> Never came back outside. >> Why did you even come back out the door? First of all, DJ, but listen, you still your ass in the house. >> Hold on. >> Now you need y'all touching me. You getting detained now since you don't want to. >> All right, but y'all detain me. >> You're being detained. I already told you. >> How you going? >> Detained, not arrested. >> You need to shut the chance all that. You had your chance. Still not spending your money. He's being detained because he failed IDENTIFIES >> cuz they still trying to figure out my name and I won't tell them my name. >> That right there. >> You're required by law to tripping. >> You're required to, man. >> I don't got to tell y'all [ __ ] I know my rights, brother. >> Your rights are one thing, but you're breaking the law right now. Instruction. Okay. Save. Identify yourself and tell the cows. >> Just like that. >> Okay. >> So, if he won't give us his info, that's how they try to get mom's info to give her >> unscrew this >> and then try to go, "Well, y'all can't question him." I said, "No, I'm trying to identify him, not question him." >> After detaining the kids, the officers decided to reach out to their mother. However, that only made things even worse. >> Man, this is Detective Bond with the Savannah Police Department. Are you close by, ma'am? >> You're on my door. >> Your son matched the description of something that we had just a couple of blocks from here and did not want to identify himself. Tried to run. I'm assuming this is his sister over here as well. my daughter. >> Ma'am, I I get that they may have bad experiences, but when somebody matches the description of something that we were given, especially in close proximity, in close time frame for what we had, they can't just up and run whenever we make the stop. That's why I was trying to get them to understand, but your son right now is detained due to failure to identify. Officer, I can't be standing on the front of their own officer pull out her son. How am I pulling your hands out of your listen? >> Okay, >> ma'am. >> Hey, you. Hey, you don't take Sean to jail. >> We're not taking him to jail right now, my buddy. It's okay. Okay, but ma'am, we he still is not free to walk away. He is still not free to not identify himself. And we do need to get his information. We need to get your daughter's information as well. Can you help me out with their information? >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. Mom is pissed. >> Mom is pissed, but she is on the way. >> She was over here. >> She said she almost here. >> A few minutes later, the mother arrived on the scene very upset. The officers could see then why the kids were so spoiled and disrespectful. >> Why y'all knock on my door? >> Okay. >> Didn't knock on your door. Let's finish the key outside. walk up and ask him what's his name. >> All right, so this is what we got. >> First of all, I'm going stop you right there. Don't rush into [ __ ] Y'all don't pay for [ __ ] Don't rush into the house and grab nothing that belong to me. If it was a problem, you should have asked one of my neighbors that my neighbors called me and I would have came over here with no problem. Don't rush up on my kids. And don't rush nothing that y'all don't pay for. You know, you can't do that by law. You wasn't supposed to go in my house at all. >> We never did. >> He came back out video. I got a video on all that. >> Number two, we had a shots fired incident. really close by. Your son matches the description along with somebody else. The other guy The other guy w up stopping and cooperating and giving us his info. We needed to talk to your son and get his info and get your info and you need my information. >> Is this your because we're talking mind and you got them in a car for what? >> Because she was trying to help him run away. She was trying to prevent us from talking to him. She was trying to prevent >> she's the guardian when I'm not here. >> Doesn't matter. She does not have that right to prevent us from talking to So, if I have a problem with you guys, because you guys have literally picked on me, one of you guys have literally been standing in my doorway. I'm standing in my door minding my business and one of your officers pull out a gun on me, turn around, and another officer body sign. You think I'm not going to run from all y'all? >> I don't I don't know nothing about what happened with that. What I'm saying is that you're some matching description that we were given of a serious incident. So, yes, we had to stop him. When we find somebody matching that description, ma'am, they are not just free to go. >> Let them out the car. >> No, we need to get their information first. No, you can let them out the car and I can give you their information cuz I don't trust y'all. >> That is not how that is not how that works. Now, we have got to get their information. We got to get everything taken care of. Can you please just information? >> Divas will know all my kids. >> We also need their information. >> He knows all of their information. >> Okay, hang on. >> What's up, man? >> How How old is she? >> Why? >> How? >> We need to know how old she is, ma'am. >> She's of legal age to have a right to his face. So, when I'm not here, >> that's that's not what I'm asking for. Is she Is she 18 or older? 17 or older? >> Yes. >> Okay. Go ahead and get the paperwork started for misdemeanor adult 1095 on the uh obstruction. So that way we can get her identified and then we can get her out of here >> and then she'll just have her time in court. >> But you know I got you have her time in court. What >> obstruction? >> What is obstruction? >> That obstruction is she's checking on her brother >> preventing us from talking to him. Helping him get away. >> We still need to identify him. She physically barred us from from being able to pick herself out and then she also was refusing to identify herself when she was detained because of how she was. >> She says that's my brother. It should have been in discussion. Then you should have said, "Okay, well this is the situation and explain something to her. She's going to be protected." >> She was she was out here when we explained everything to her about what happened. >> Let my child out this car. Can we get her name and her date of birth and so we >> No, cuz you're not about to lock my child up for some [ __ ] She's not going to jail. No, she keeps trying to break my window. Then we're looking at something different. >> She's a misdemeanor for what? It's not obstruction. >> The woman continued to act more agitated, complicating the situation even more than it already was. >> If I step in, >> but if I step in and I'm the parent and I'll be like, "Oh, this, this, and that." And I push my child out the way. >> If you're physically touching an officer to get him out of the way to stop him. Yes. So, so you need to tell me if you're this close and I step in and I do this push my job. >> Don't do that. Don't do that. I get you were trying to explain, but don't do that. >> Is that your name? Okay. >> Okay. >> Did I pronounce that right? >> Close enough. >> But when she does that, yes, it is obstruction. Especially >> since always >> since whenever whenever somebody hinders us from completing our investigation, that's obstruction. Well, they hinder us. That is obstruction. She physically hindered. She didn't just like say like, "Oh, no. Somebody's not here." And then we had to go and look for somebody somebody else. She physically hindered as well as yelling and screaming about how we're gonna have to take her to jail and how she gonna mess somebody up today. She did it. We tried to get her over here. We tried to just detain her, sit her in the car. She wants to resist sitting in the car. >> I don't know why. >> Yes. Okay. So, this is what I'm not understanding. The same example I just gave you, I have done that plenty of times. So, I'm not understanding how is that a structure. A matter of fact, I have uncles that work for you all and I've done it to death. >> I have done it to officers that came out here. I get right in the middle and push and do just like this. So, how was that a struggle? And nobody >> But I guarantee you never touch me. >> I don't even know you. >> I know. I know. I know you don't. I know you don't. Hopefully. >> I seen you this morning with the [ __ ] >> That's why I came and got them. >> Right. But she was doing the same thing then. She was trying to identify as their parent, not not as their sister, as their parent, as their guardian. >> I I get that she's babysitting and I get that she's old enough to watch them when you're gone. I 100% get that. But with BOE and with us, when it comes to juveniles, we need their parent, not their brother and sister that's of age, not not their babysitter, their parent. >> Oh, because I was told they can talk to her if I'm not around because she's on his paperwork >> as a legal guardian. If she provided that paperwork as a legal legal guardian, that's great. No, I just know he she's on all the paperwork for them to like emergency contact. She's on the paperwork. >> Emergency contact is still different. It's still different. I could put anybody I could put you as my emergency contact. >> Oh, no. But I mean like she's literally goes to the school. If I can't make it, if they have parent teacher meetings, her and my son are on their paperwork to do anything. >> Well, that's what BOE was saying today. And it's the same with us when we deal with juveniles. We have to deal with parents or legal guardians. That's just how it is. I get that she's babysitting. Now, if it was just a question of like somebody was like, "Hey, can you check on these kids? Their mom's not there." and we knocked on the door and we saw her there and nothing was going on. Of course, that's fine. That's no problem at all >> because she's able to watch him. She's legally able to watch her. She's of age, she's of some mind. But when she identifies as a parent, that's different. When it comes to this, when it comes to investigations and we have to deal with actual parents and guardians, we have to deal with actual parents and guardians, not brothers and sisters. Even if they are of the age, she was 42. We we still would need you >> to to deal with the kids. Well, that's different because last time >> after calming down a little bit, the officers could fully explain the situation to the woman, but that didn't stop her from arguing fiercely with the cops. >> They were talking to her and she called me and to pull up. So, that's why I'm confused about everything. >> You're talking about this morning? >> No. Period. If I'm not here and something's happening and they and I get a phone call to come see what's going on, they're talking to her. So, I'm confused. each other. >> Well, I don't know why cuz she inserts herself into it. This morning, she came up. I don't know where she came from. She came up and was saying that she was the parent and guardian and trying to pull >> pull off >> because that's how she's listed. >> She's not listed as a parent. >> Well, she's not listed as a parent, but she's listed as a >> I know we were looking for a parent. >> We tried to calm her down. We were trying to calm her down. We didn't want to put her in c. >> She's going to do that. Like I tried to explain to detectives, >> she has four encounters. One was when she was in school. She's walking down the street. I guess something happened at one of the stores over there in Garden City. She just got school. We're I'm literally on the phone with her talking to her. Whatever happened, she didn't have nothing to do with and she was walking down the street. Officers came up and she said, "Well, I don't know what's going on back there. I'm on the phone with my mom. I'm going home. She's about to pick me up." >> They grabbed her, picked her up, and body slammed her and then turned around and put her back. She came, she was out here, and the incident happened. And she was just standing there. They told her who she was like, "Well, I don't have nothing to do with it. I'm just standing here." officer grabbed her again and pushed her up against the barbell. So, she had bruises and stuff on her face. So, at this point, she didn't trust anybody with him. We She literally standing in between my screen door and my door and one of your officers took and did like this and then she blew a gun out and cocked it back at my child >> and he's standing in his own damn doorway cuz he was standing like this. >> Officers want to [ __ ] around. >> She did cuz I said something to Salty cuz I told Sa to make her take off her [ __ ] cuz I wanted to whoop her ass and she was just like, "I'm sorry. I thought don't think he's in his doorway. If he's standing like this and he's in his doorway, what did you have to do that for? >> Okay. >> If you're too scared, then you don't need to be out here. >> Well, like I said, I don't know the experiences before, but those ones you said everyone somebody came up to her. This one, she put herself in the situation. So, like I said, I I don't know about the other situations. She inserted herself. She was yelling. Like I said, she was being disorderly >> about her siblings. Yes. >> Yeah. I know. So, that's why we're trying to get her name. We didn't want didn't want to do anything. >> All right. We really didn't. He was just trying to get a name. >> Well, he didn't tell you. He has all their information. He knows us. >> We didn't know hers. I didn't get it this morning either. >> Oh, he knows everything >> between him, Scott, and him. They know all my kids' names. So why nobody asked them? They could have told me my kids were >> This is how much they come out here and talk. >> And then I want to I want I heard you say something as you came up and I don't want to Nobody was in your house. I don't know who told you that. >> Oh, he said that. He said down his cell that, "Oh yeah, we bum rush your house." >> No, no, >> we went we went to the house because she was trying to push him inside. When he was inside, she got in front of the door. Nobody went in the house. Them not when we detained her. Nobody went in your house, man. >> Well, you didn't tell the text to stop lying cuz that's what he just told me that you guys were in my house. >> I didn't know. No, ma'am. Me and him were the ones at the door that detained her and nobody got passed off. Even though she wasn't at the scene when the incident happened, the woman strongly claimed that the officers had wrongly entered her house and gotten her kids detained. >> Okay, you know, nobody went in your house. I get I give you my word. How was that? Now, the investigator stood at the door. He never went in. Your son came out on his own. No officer went inside your house. I give you my word on that. >> All right. So, what's up with detective? >> He's out here dealing with so much just like I came out here last time. And your daughter over here kept running mouth, kept yelling at everybody, kept trying to act all, you know, belly badass. Well, I tell you then, it was going to wind up turning into this. I told you that last time she did that stuff with me that she was going to wind up getting charged with it. And that's exactly what happened >> because I understand you trust your daughter to look after your son when you're not here. >> Eyes of the law, we show up. I explained this last time, too, public housing. We have the authority to identify anybody we find in public housing. She can't stop that. >> You can't even stop that. You have to be there if we are questioning your children in regards or any questions that could incriminate them. So if I'm going to sit there and question your son about what may or may not have happened over here in prison 3, I need your present to identify him. I do not need your present. I would I would like it just for cooperation sake, but I don't have to have it legally. >> Okay. See, everybody got something different to say. >> And this is what this is why this is what I explained. I don't know the other one's name, but his mama's out here. I explained it the same way. All we were trying to do, and we made that clear, we were just trying to identify him, get his name, get his information, confirm where he lived, that anything past that, we' had you here before we started questioning anything. But then, just like last time, your daughter wants to start shooting off her mouth, talking about how she's going to go off in a minute. Start running around screaming, hollering, acting like she's about to throw down with everybody out here, getting everybody else out here riled up. And just like I told you last time, what it turned into? Now she charged for it. >> Last time we let her walk off. This time, no. >> Okay. >> Yeah. All we did was detain them because the same thing I told you last time in public housing, we have the right authority to identify anybody we find in public housing because it's public housing. That's the law. We asked him to identify. He decided he wants to run around, show out, act a fool. So, he detained until we could positively identify him. Pass that. That's where the investigative method comes from. >> Why did he tell you he was? Trust me, >> this ain't that one. That one get that one. Get him riled up. Everybody over there. You know, you know how these kids know. Last time we talked about it, too. These kids get everybody amped up. >> Why not? >> And they want to show out. >> But while he didn't tell you guys who he was, I know you know. I know they didn't know >> because of her. >> But I know you know and he knows. But >> but like I said, once she started getting everybody amped up, riled up that he stood there for a minute. I mean, he weren't really cooperating with us, but he wasn't running around acting a fool. Once she got everybody riled up, then he's running in the house. She's trying to block us in the door, talking about, you know, waving her arm, talking about going off on everybody. So now she charged. He's still getting identified. So she ain't changed nothing but the fact that she got a court date in the future. >> All right, Mom. You're going to let her out of the vehicle so I can take that one cup off her. Can you just please calm her down while we do that? >> Seeing that her blame game wasn't going to work on the officers. The woman eventually agreed to comply. However, her daughter still had some arguments left in her. >> Well, because you can yell. I That's my freedom of speech. I can yell if I want to. You can't tell me how to talk. That's freedom of speech. That's in the law. That's first amendment, baby. So, who don't know their rights? Yeah. But then what's the secondary problem? >> Disord what's disorder is because what what's what's obstruction? What I did? I didn't fight them back. I didn't resist arrest. No, nothing. I walked to the car. No, >> I was trying to explain all that. >> So, so what's what's obstruction? >> Because when they were trying to talk and it's on camera. So, what's the structure? If they try to talk to me and they I don't have to make you say nothing back. >> They were trying to make identify himself >> and I told and he knew that officer right they seen him come out the house. So how you going to make a child identify yourself? If you seen him come out the house clean he got no shoes on. He was not outside when y'all first pulled up. That's what I'm saying. So again so again man where my camera at? Cuz all that [ __ ] was recorded. >> I can explain it to you. >> You all right? >> You all right? All that [ __ ] to the video. All that [ __ ] was recorded. >> Who got recorded? >> Whether she got video or not, ma'am, she needs to step out the car. >> I tried to I tried to explain it to her, but I [ __ ] come back. Ma'am, >> you talking to him. >> In the end, both kids were released. However, her daughter was charged with obstruction and disorderly conduct. This is a case of this woman who thought she could evade arrest for shoplifting by using pepper spray on a cop and playing the victim. >> How you doing, man? >> Too late. >> You spray me with that [ __ ] I'm going to put you in jail. Metro, she just sprayed me with mace. >> On the 10th of May 2022, officers were dispatched to a store regarding an ongoing shoplifting incident. As soon as the suspect saw the officers, she immediately bolted and the situation instantly turned into mayhem. >> How you doing, man? >> Too late. >> Please don't do it for me. Please >> stop. Please >> don't make it worse than it already is. Ma'am, >> don't do it for me. Please. Please don't do it. >> I don't care. Please, sir. Please, sir. Please, sir. Please. Metro. She's running from me. Start them quick. She's in the store still. We're out back in the parking lot. Silver still running. Get away from me. Get away from me. >> Keep you catching more charges, man. >> Get away from me. Get away from me. >> You catching more charges. >> Get away from me. I can't go to jail. I can't go to jail. I can't I can't go to jail. >> I can't go to jail. >> You spray me with that [ __ ] I'm going to put you in jail. >> You going to put me in jail anyway? felony. >> Metro, she just sprayed me with mace. She's in a white sedan fleeing in the car. The woman took the situation to another level by using pepper spray on the officer and fleeing the scene. She thought she'd escaped, but justice was about to catch up with her. >> It's a white four-door sedan. I think that was some >> I should have just slammed her on the ground and quit playing with her. >> Well, unfortunately the news isn't going to treat you that way. Sorry. >> And in video suspect escape 2929. It's going to be a black expedition. >> That's a lesson learned right there. What was her last direction to travel? Which way did she go? >> On Apache I mean um going down >> Shaunie ground. >> Okay. >> I mean he got the >> 45 to that CS unit that was asking for the direction of travel. Um they're saying that they went towards the middle ground off of Apache. Was it What color was it? >> White. >> White. >> White 104. It was a white and color Chevrolet and Paladins going eastbound towards middle ground on Shaunie. Not Apache Shaunie. >> I dropped her first. >> What was the attack? >> I called it out. Dude, I can barely see. >> I got you. Let me see if it's in there. >> Put out pepper spray. >> Oh, yeah. have a coin. >> We got a few guys over there in the area. >> ID and her phone. >> She got >> Wait, her ID was in there? >> Yeah, I I got her purse from her. >> You're the officer. >> That's her purse. >> This is her purse. >> That's her purse. >> What's up? >> Upon checking her purse, the officers were immediately able to find her address on her ID. However, when they arrived at that address, the woman immediately spotted them and took off, starting a high-speed chase that ended in a neighborhood where she almost drove in a pond. >> Give us Baron's way. >> Baron's Way. >> Oh, okay. >> It's just a rough time for me. >> Okay. That's still not an excuse for anybody. >> Yeah, I know. >> Okay. between houses >> on >> I checked >> drainage ditch. >> Yeah, we'll just >> I don't I've already gone through pockets. >> Okay. >> 1343 had an entrance. >> There you go. >> I'm walking around. >> Oh boy. >> Yeah, you're good. >> 28. young lady. >> My name is Sergeant Washington. This is Detective Brunson. We're both property crimes detectives uh for Savannah Police. How you doing? Can we get you anything to drink? >> We heard the officer side of the story. We heard officers on scene side of story. You heard your family side of the story. You want to talk to us and let us know what's going on, what happened, why you did what you did. You >> just been rough. No, >> it's it's a yes or no, ma'am. I just have to read something to you if you do want to speak to us. >> Okay. Give me a second. >> Once again, we want to make sure you're okay. You want water? You want anything? Is it You feel the air in there? You feel the air there? You see? It's pretty cool. >> It's okay. >> Okay. All right. Give me one second. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney and to have an attorney present during any questioning. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be provided for you at a government expense. knowing and understanding your rights as I explained them to you. Are you willing to speak speak to us and answer any questions without an attorney present? >> Okay. Did you use any drugs today? >> No. >> Okay. Are you um in a good mental capacity at the moment? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Um so again, I spoke with everybody. I'm detective process. My sergeant watch. We spoke with everybody pretty much involved. Um do can you walk us through what happened? you know that you were trying to get some baby clothes for the whatever. I think you told the officer that. Can you walk me through from there you procuring the items and why that was done? >> Well, it was done cuz it was stupid. So, you know, I ain't can't make no excuse for that. But >> I didn't even get out the door. Like I ain't put no stuff in my purse or nothing. So like when I was like, "Okay, I'll put the stuff down." He just like trying to manhandle me and like I was like and then he said I don't give a [ __ ] and that's what really >> triggered it. >> Okay. And then from there what happened man? >> I tried to get the phone. >> Okay. He said he man. >> Thank you. >> He said he man. He said he grabbed you on the shoulder. The arm. >> He grabbed my arm. He grabbed my wrist. >> Okay. >> He grabbed my side. He he manhandled me. Yeah. He roughed me up and like, "Yeah, I'm not going to make no excuse. I know I was doing something wrong, but god damn, >> you had to do all that." >> Okay. So, did you feel the need to pepper him at that point to protect yourself? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Cuz I felt like, you know, you was saying all kind of crazy stuff. >> Even though she had been eventually detained, the woman thought she could defend herself by making up lies and playing the victim. >> How everybody feeling that moment? >> What's your pain? >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Okay. So, you know, we got that part. Um, you told me that. He said, "You don't give a fuck." >> At that which point, you pepper sprayed him and then you went in your car or your mom's car. >> Yeah, my mom's car. >> Who was the kids? >> But they said it was kids in the car. I ain't It was no kids in the car by myself. >> Okay. What? I was outside. I was parked right in front when you pulled in front of the house. >> But that was like after the fact, but they said that I was driving reckless with my kids. And that that wasn't true. >> That's what your family said. >> I'm pretty sure you spoke to cuz that's who I talked to. Yeah, that wasn't you. Like, >> was that your kid? >> Uh-huh. No, >> my kid or the daddy. >> Okay. Who was the kid with you? >> Just someone dropped off. >> Yeah, just somebody that was dropping off over there. >> All right. So, you dropped the kid off. Cool. At which point that's when I I was outside the house. Officer trying to stop took off. Going about 100. Going about 100. What you going >> stupid, man? It was stupid, man. Like, you know, I can't make no excuse for you driving for us. like >> took off. >> I can't make no excuse for it, you know. >> I'm not going to try to make an excuse for it. It was stupid, you know. It's just it's just a hard time, but it's just it's just it's no excuse for it. But like if that also wouldn't have roughed me up like that, then I would have >> we would have just said, "Hey, I did it." Whatever. >> Yeah. You know, just it is what it is. >> Um Okay. At which point now that leads us to here >> again with you driving. I I don't know what school you went to for driving, but I mean, you talking about fitting a needle in a something that small. >> What are you doing? That's impressive. >> Give me a job. I won't have to steal. >> Yeah, I think a little late for that if you would have a couple months back, man. >> I think still got job offers cuz that's some serious driving. >> Yeah, you know, some serious driving. >> It's not funny. It's not funny. >> And I'm sorry, but it got, you know, you can't just be handling people all kind of jacked up ways like that. And I appreciate you. I'll let him know. >> I apologize. >> Okay. I appreciate you speaking with us. Um I hope you feel better going on. >> Y'all don't know this hell. It just in my eyes. My eyes water. >> Got you. >> Probably got some pepper spray on your hair >> from earlier. >> Right. Right. And then >> cuz it's burning. >> Yeah. You might got some pepper spray and then your lashes or whatever. I know EMS was just here. Did they look at you? >> Yeah, but it wasn't burning there. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Well, we're trying to get you out of here. We see you get some we transport. You ready to go now? >> The woman was eventually taken to jail and charged with shoplifting and felony obstruction. Next, we go to the case of this 19-year-old who learned her lesson the hard way after hitting her boyfriend. >> Treated good when he's the one that started everything. >> Treated good. >> I didn't do anything wrong. make you regulated. >> On the 14th of February 2024, officers were dispatched to a resort after receiving a report about a female screaming at a male in the parking lot. Upon arrival, the officers met the suspect who began to act disrespectful to them. Little did she know what was about to happen to her. >> My friend, >> he doesn't even know what's going on. He doesn't even know what's going on. My name is >> I'm all the way from Minnesota. Just >> Who's the other person? >> Just leave it alone. He doesn't even know what's going on. He is so drunk. He does not know what's going on. >> Okay. Is that true? >> He's my boyfriend. He doesn't even know what the happened. Anything. I'm so sorry. I don't mean to swear, but he does not even know what's going on. That's how drunk he is. And that's why he's so me. so mad at me because I cut him off from the car and he's mad at me. >> Okay, what happened? >> I don't even know. I don't even know what happened. I walked up to him and he starts talking [ __ ] to me and all this. We were hanging out with these dudes at the bar all night and all of a sudden he just walks away and I go and follow him and he's like, "You know what the You know what? Sorry, I don't mean to swear at you, but that's what he was saying to me. >> Swearing. I don't care about screaming at me. I'm sorry. I'm just so overwhelmed. This has never happened to me. My head hurts. >> My hands hurt. Everything. >> Why does your hands hurt? >> Because he hit me. So I hit the back. Look, I don't I do not mess with that [ __ ] If you're going to hit me, I'm going to hit you with what do you mean? And >> already hit my mouth. That's why my lip is [ __ ] swollen. You see that? Anyways, I don't know what happened. I I could not even tell you. >> Did she touch you? >> No. >> No. No. She go crazy. >> She went crazy is what you said? >> Yeah, she's drunk. >> Okay. You seem like you're a little intoxicated, too. >> Yeah. >> That's all right. It's not a crime. >> No, I am. >> Where did it hit you? Like here. >> I I I don't know. Like we were we were over by Yes, it was over by our rental vehicle. I don't even I can't even tell you if he actually boom hit me. All I know is I felt something hit my lip and that's why it's I do not want to press charges anything. I just want to figure out what the is going on with him because I have alcohol >> him. Oh my gosh. We went on a sunset cruise earlier. He probably had about 15 drinks. We got here. He probably had about six >> 15 drinks. So, he said like 27. >> Yes. And that's why he's so mad at me because I cut him off. >> He doesn't like that. I don't know what I did. I don't know what happened. I don't know anything. All I know is that I walked to the car trying to get him to come inside. Like I >> I'm will be honest with you. I'm only 19 years old. >> But I will tell you how >> he is 33. I will tell you before you accuse me of fake ID anything. I have not been IDed once while I've been here. >> To understand the situation better, the officers questioned both of them separately. Soon they began to notice some inconsistencies in their stories. >> That's all I'm going to tell you. And I know I see breaking the law, but well, let's not worry about >> Okay. Yes, I am only 19 years old, and I will be honest with you on that. >> So, do you know how you got this mark on the side of your face here? >> No, I don't. Okay. You have no recollection of that at all. No. >> Can I see your hands real quick? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. There we go. >> I'm not so [ __ ] around. >> I know. But on on that side of your face, you got little abrasion and scratch. And on the back over here, you got some redness on the back of your head. I'm trying to figure out what that's about. Are you telling me you don't have any idea? So >> that's not good. >> That was her messing around. >> Spazzing. >> Oh, it's spazzing. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. Can you hang out with him real quick? I'm going to see the other people. >> Yeah. I came out to him, passed out on the floor. I was trying to get him up. I was laying in the park. He was okay. Our car is like right here. So, he was laying in the grass. I was trying to get him up. Like, I was pulling him. I was like, "Babe, get up. Get up." Kind of like moving him with my foot like nothing. As soon as he gets up, I was like I was like, "David, what did I do?" He's like, "You know what? I did not do anything. I promise you. We were sitting at this bar out here. We were talking to these two dudes. He was talking to him all night. I was talking to him all night. All of a sudden, he just walks away mad. I promise you, I have no clue what I did wrong. I was trying to get him up out of the grass and get him to our hotel room and get him to sleep. He just goes off, shoves me, and pushed me to the ground. I got up. >> Did anybody see this? >> I mean, I don't think anybody saw it, but somebody heard and that's why they called the cops. Yes. >> Anybody see anything >> about what's going on out there? >> Yes. She came back with a swirly river. >> She did? >> Yeah. She She did say she hit him or >> she said she hit him. You saw her like leaving like getting leaving the lobby? >> Well, she ran in and out of here three or four times. >> Okay. So, her lip was at one point not swollen and now it is. And then did you see anything about the guy? >> No, I haven't seen the guy at all. >> Okay. >> He's been in the middle of the parking lot the whole time. >> Okay. For some reason when she came down here, >> she was looking for him. He was not in the building and she was on her, you know, like trying to get away from her. >> And then after about less than 5 minutes, right, Jess about less than 5 minutes, she went outside and then we started hearing screaming. We're not certain what exactly happened, but seemed like he was trying to get away from her too as well. this whole trip he's just been standoffish like me like all this and I'm just like I do not want to press charges on them. I do not want him to go to jail. He owns a business. We're all the way from Minnesota. We have a flight to get on on Friday. Like and I guarantee he's over there telling a whole different story. >> That's usually what happened. >> Yes. Let me talk to him and we'll go from there. >> With more information provided by the staff at the resort, it became evident that the female was the one who instigated the incident. However, in an attempt to protect her boyfriend and save herself, she continued to lie and incriminate herself even more. >> There were some shenanigans that happened tonight. You remember what happened? >> No. What happened? >> I'm asking you. You were there. I wasn't. >> I don't know. I want to know. >> So, your girlfriend? >> I'm not the guy. Trust me. >> Yeah. >> Was your girlfriend? >> My girlfriend? Yeah. >> Okay. What she's saying is I guess she was trying to wake you up. I guess you pushed her or something. >> Tell me what it did. >> I don't know. I wasn't there. I don't want to either. Tell me the way I did. >> I'm the one that hit him in the face. I can tell you that. If you want to arrest me or whatever, that's fine. I am the one that actually threw punches and hit him. I don't know how I got with. I cannot tell you. I know I got shoved. I know I got pushed to the ground. All I know is I threw first punch. I was repeatedly hitting him in the head. That's all I know. But you wouldn't have thrown a punch at all if you hadn't been punched and then smack in the face. >> Yes. Miss Paris. >> Yeah. >> Can you be honest with me? >> Yes. >> Do you remember getting pushed or no? >> I can't tell you. I don't remember a single thing. All I know is I went to try to wake him up. That's all. >> Can you do me a favor? >> Yes. >> Can you stand up? >> Yeah. >> Why am I getting arrested? >> I just really couldn't tell you what happened first. All I know is he wouldn't want me arrested and I don't want him arrested. >> And I appreciate you and I appreciate your honesty. >> I believe cuz like I told you, I don't get set off unless somebody puts hands on me first. >> I understand. >> So like the lip cuz I can feel that my lip I can see some redness there. >> Yes. He definitely put hands on me first. That's all I know. >> Okay. >> Cuz I don't just go off like that for no reason. >> Okay. But can you just I'm going to him right now. >> But why? >> Because he has scratches and he has wounds that are more of an aggressive aggressor. >> Okay. It's about like a >> you have a swollen hand. Okay. All of this everything you told me is going to go into the court and ultimately the judge and the state attorney will decide where the case goes from here. But for tonight, you have to go to jail. I I know you're going to be like, "Oh, you're switching your story because you don't want to go to jail." No, I was telling you that he did not aggress it because I didn't want him to go to jail because he owns a business. He's successful. I'm not successful at all. And I was trying to look out for him. Seems like he's not looking out for me at all. And but I can tell you for free, he pushed me. Maybe not to the ground, but he shoved me. And that's what set me off. Okay. I was just trying to protect him and now I feel very stupid because I'm about to spend a night in jail for doing nothing for literally getting hands put on me and putting hands on him back. >> I was 100% lying to both of you to try to get him not in trouble because I care about his business. I care about his reputation. Clearly, he doesn't give a [ __ ] about me. Seeing that her devious attempt to save herself and protect her boyfriend had backfired, she began to get aggressive. And in no time, the situation began to take another turn. >> Since he wants to put hands on me and my parents warned me about that [ __ ] But anyways, I just want you guys to understand that I was telling you I don't remember what happened because I didn't want him to get in trouble. I didn't think I was going to get in trouble. Are you kidding me? I was lying to you. >> Well, the state of In the state of Florida, if we determine a primary aggressor, we have to make an arrest. Why does he get treat like why does he's not getting treated? >> Why does he get treated good when he's the one that started everything good? >> He's the one that put hands on me and everything. Do you want to get out of the handcuffs? I want to go to my mom. I should have listened to her. This mother was a piece of [ __ ] >> I should have listened to her. And now I'm here standing up for him in jail. I didn't do anything wrong. He's the one who should be here like he's been how many times. I didn't do anything. I was trying to protect him because I care about him and his business and I care about him and his son and his family. I don't have anything. I was just trying to protect him anywhere I am. I never wanted to go to jail. I never do anything wrong in my whole life. I'm 19 years old and I only had a m one time. I don't do this [ __ ] I don't end up in handcuffs. My mom's going to hate me. I didn't do anything wrong. You realize that I didn't do anything. >> I hear you. >> I did. >> Do you want to get the handcuffs on? >> I just want to go home to my mom. >> We got to get through this first. >> I just want to go home. I miss my body. I can't do it. Do you want to get the handcuffs off? >> I don't care about the handcuffs. >> Well, we got to go upstairs. >> I want to go home. >> I want to never see this mother again in my life. All he's done is put me through hell. All he's done is put me through hell and now here I am. Upon arrival at jail, she began to scream in tears and tell sub stories, hoping that would make the officers let her go. But there was nothing tears and sub stories would do at that point. Going into jail was inevitable. In jail FOR HIS ASS BECAUSE I didn't want to tell you guys that he hit me first because I care about him. And now here I am in trouble for what? For protecting him. Let's get out and let's get upstairs so we can get through this. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Sit up. No, I can't regulate it. I can't regulate it. She's getting resisting too at this point. I'm not This is just ridiculous. >> I mean, I >> This is She was perfectly fine over there. No problem at all. >> Not you. But it's just It's nuts. >> I just kind of know them. >> I know. No, no, I understand. I thought you always been great. It's just ridiculous. Like she This is a big act. >> It's a big act. >> But now, but now we got to go take her and put her over there and she's going to do the same thing. And You better not take the paper. >> Why are you >> She was eventually taken to hospital for medical clearance before she was booked into jail and charged with battery. Here's a case of these two young adults who thought they were untouchable after breaking traffic rules. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm about to grab you. Step out of the car. >> Don't you dare touch. >> Step out. >> Don't you dare touch me. >> WHY YOU TELLING ME TO DO DIFFERENT STUFF, YOU DUMB? >> YOU'RE A ROOKIE, BRO. Wasn't doing nothing. I'm not doing nothing. >> You're on HIS PANTS. DON'T GRAB IT. >> On March the 18th, 2023, police officers pulled over two young adults for violating traffic rules during a routine stop. However, upon closer inspection, the officers discovered that these two individuals were breaking more than just traffic rules and tried to interrogate them further. At the time, the cops had no idea that they had just come upon the most disrespectful lads they'd ever meet. And things were about to quickly take an unexpected and crazy turn. >> Do you have your license with you? >> I do have my license. >> Reason we pulled you over is when you guys turned out, made an improper right. >> Improper right. >> Yep. An improper right is when you basically make a right-hand turn and you >> I know exactly. >> You were just at >> You have a Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> I don't have a medical card. >> No, I wasn't driving earlier also. >> She was just sitting. >> I may be sitting, but I wasn't. >> Well, she was sitting. >> Wait, why were you watching me? >> We We drove by. >> Drove by. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I was just watching. >> All right. Do you have an idea on you? >> No, I'm just a panic. Okay, we'll step out cuz we smell we both smell. Step out. Step out. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. I'm going pull you out. >> Yeah, the car smells and you're trying to pull me out and do like >> Okay, come on. Stretch your stuff. >> Step out. >> You don't have You're not You don't have the right. >> Ma'am, step out of the car. I do have the right. Come over here. by 7-Eleven. >> Step out of the car watching me over there. Don't touch me. >> Yeah, I'm about to grab you. Step out of the car. Don't you dare touch. Step out. >> Don't you dare touch me. >> Hey. Hey. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Bro. >> Yeah. They just did this literally because you came. >> All we did was come up here neighborhood and they just slammed her on the ground. >> What's your badge number? >> Hey, get back. >> WHAT'S YOUR BADGE NUMBER? >> GET BACK. YOU WANT TO GO TO JAIL, TOO? Get on the sidewalk. >> Just stand here. >> He just put his hands on me. >> Get up. Hey, don't walk up to that car. Got >> it. Hey. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Just can you come chill out over here for me, man? >> Don't do not put your hand on me. I'm putting my hand. >> Okay. I have no reason. Stop walking away then. >> Go back. >> I'M NOT WALKING NOWHERE. I'm standing on the sidewalk like you just told me. You said GO ON THE SIDEWALK. I'M ON THE SIDEWALK. WHY YOU TELLING ME TO DO DIFFERENT STUFF, YOU DUMB? You're a rookie. You said come on the sidewalk. I'M ON THE SIDEWALK. I'M NOT GOING NOWHERE. I'm not going nowhere. I'm staying on the sidewalk. >> Okay, grab it. >> I'm staying on the sidewalk. >> I'm not going nowhere. I'm staying on this. No. >> Get me out of here. >> I'm not moving. I'm staying on the sidewalk. I'm not doing nothing. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> I'M NOT DOING NOTHING. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing Okay, I will. I will stop. Bro, I wasn't doing nothing. I'M NOT DOING NOTHING. I'M not doing anything. >> Your hand. Give up your hand. >> No, >> dude. YOUR HAND. >> GIVE us your hand. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Okay. Stop reaching. >> You're about to break my >> Okay. Stop. Stop. Let go of your hand. >> Let go of your hands. >> I Let go of your hands. >> Oh no. >> Stop. Dude, I'm not doing nothing. Please stop. Please freaking stop. Please stop. >> STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> The young man tried desperately to resist arrest, but what the officers discovered was going to land him in bigger trouble and teach him that it would have been a better idea to have maintained a good behavior. >> Let go. Help me. >> How are you? >> I'm not doing nothing, >> dude. Just stop >> your hand. >> Give us your hand. >> I said it 100 times. >> I don't have you. >> Ow, dude. My arm. >> Oh my god. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. >> Over. >> Stop reaching the pocket, dude. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> OKAY, OVER. >> I can't. >> Get out. Water. WATER. WATER. WATER. >> STOP. >> WATER. >> Sit up. Sit up. Bring your feet. >> Help me. Ow. >> Can I have water, please? >> Yeah. Hold on. >> Mr. Murphy, please. Murphy. There's nothing in my pockets. I swear to God. OW. MY ARM. MY ARM. My arm. Ow. >> Mister. Ow. OW. OW. STOP. NO. YOUR ARM, DUDE. MY ARM, DUDE. My elbow. Move your arm from like that, please. >> Please move your move your arm. Move your arm under my elbow. >> Dude, why does it feel like that? I think my arm's broken. >> I think my arm is broken. >> He's got I think he's got zero in HIS PANTS. >> DON'T GRAB IT. >> DO not let I got Stop. Stop. >> Back up. >> BACK UP. HEY, I JUST PULLED THIS out of Okay. >> Yes. So, get back. >> Mom, I did not have that on me. >> No, >> ma'am. Step back. He This just came out of his pants. Okay. So, step back. >> I JUST step back. >> I AM OVER HERE, BUT you don't have to handle him like that. >> You do not. That's my >> BACK UP OR YOU'LL GET CUFFED, TOO. MOM, >> MOM, >> I did nothing. >> Ow. >> Calm down. >> Get my wallet. >> No. Stay back. >> Can you hear me? No. You can wait back there. We'll deal with it a second. >> I don't >> I don't know. They said they got a gun off of him. I really don't know. It >> was in his pants. >> No. No. >> Pull my pants up. I don't have nothing in my stuff. >> Like I need my shoes on my phone. Ow. >> Why is he going to jail? >> Because he resisted and he's in possession of a concealed. >> I did not resist. They slam me on the ground for going on the sidewalk. Mom, they said go to the sidewalk. I went to the sidewalk and they slammed me. >> Mom, they told me go in the sidewalk. [ __ ] slam me on the Mom. This dude was punching me in my head. He punched in my back three times. He punched me in my neck. >> Dude, >> take a breath. Take a breath. >> Fine. Just calm down. >> Right here. Okay, >> just let down. >> Let them do their job. >> Take a breath. >> Talk. >> I don't mind at the end of the day if you did that. >> Oh my god. After his arrest, his mother tried to find out what had happened before his arrest. >> Bro, excuse me. Can you loosen these cuffs up a little bit, please? >> So, where was he even coming from? >> I don't know, ma'am. I showed up after the struggle between the two officers. >> The officer that pulled him over. Which officer pulled him over? That's the officer I wanted to speak to. >> How old is your son? >> He just turned 18. >> Okay. Then we have under no obligation to tell you anything. Okay. Just so you know, he's Okay. So, what I'm going to tell you, what I'm going to as the supervisor, what I'm going to tell you. >> Okay. As a supervisor, >> I know you're a parent. >> I am. Absolutely. Yes, ma'am. But what I'm going to tell you, these officers conducted a traffic stop. >> Okay. Your son resisted. When I showed up, he was on the ground handcuffed. I am the officer that pulled this out of your son's underwear. Okay. That's not a common place. I'm sure he's not licensed to carry this. So, that's that's a jail sentence right there. >> It's not it's not a thing. You don't have to be licensed. >> Yes, you do. To conceal it, you do, ma'am. Yes. Absolutely. And that's not it's not holstered. It I don't carry my firearm in my underwear. Okay. Clinch between my butt cheeks. That's exactly where it was. And that's what my report's going to say. Yeah. And I was literally doing everything they said. They said, "Go on the sidewalk." I went on the sidewalk. They start like walking up on me. I said, "I'm on the phone. Can you please not grab me?" And they kept walking up on me. I was listen I listened to everything they said. Everything they said. I wasn't there, bro. >> Yeah. Wait, is do they have the body cam footage though, right? >> Oh, yeah, dude. I I my dude. Oh my gosh. >> You're such a stunt for resistant. >> Can you please loosen it? Can I call my mom? >> What's going on? >> Can I call her? Can you please >> She slipped out of her car. >> It's breaking my >> It's breaking. >> Scoot. Scoot this way. Scoot this way. >> Please. >> Here. Step out and turn around. They're going. They go behind you. >> Okay. But can you not tell me? >> It won't be tight. I won't. It's all right. I'll fix it. I'll fix it for you. I'm going to I'm going to fix this one before I adjust this one. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you please call my mother? >> How old are you? >> I just turned 18. >> Okay. Yeah, you you can call her. We'll let you call her. >> Yeah. >> All right. If you should pat it down a little >> um I did a quick pat down. on you. >> No, I guess have a seat. All right. >> I'm just making make sure you didn't. >> The young man was later charged with obstruction, battery on an officer, carrying a concealed firearm, resisting with violence, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, while the young lady was charged with obstruction, possession of a controlled substance, and possession of paraphernalia, as well as being issued a citation for an improper ride turn. The next case is the case of this rude teenager who thought she could bully cops and get away with it. >> You need to move for touch me legally. So they can do that >> with permission or what did you do? >> Cannot look at my underwear. That's unlawful. >> Get my phone. Get my number. GET MY LAWYER. You're under arrest. >> On the 11th of April 2023, police officers responded to an accident at the airport where a car had crashed into a wall after being hit by another vehicle. When they arrived, they found the woman involved in the crash to be very rude and problematic. >> Hello, ma'am. Ma'am. >> Yes. >> Turn around, please. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Is this your car? >> Yeah, obviously. >> Okay. You got your license, registration? >> Yes. It's stuck. >> You got your license and registration? >> Can I get it, please? >> I'm at the airport. As you see, I was just hit by a car. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, I'm on the phone with my insurance right now. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, I'm trying to get into the >> car land on you or >> I am trying to get into the employee parking lot. Done with my insurance. I will get to you. >> No. Thank you very much. >> Hold on. License and registration, please. >> When I get to my insurance, I cannot physically move from this place. >> Am I telling you to move? >> I'm not able to do anything, officer. I'm not able to do anything. >> Where do you work at? >> I work at the airport. I'm trying to clock in right here. company at G2 >> for Southwest. >> Okay, great. So, we can call your bus. That's great. >> Right. So, let me just park, please. So, I can get out of the way. >> You understand? I'm a police officer, right? >> Yes, I understand. I am also >> So, do you got your license registration? >> Yes. I don't have it on me. I have it at G2 is where I'm supposed to clock in. >> Uh, do you want to get a a tow truck? Do you want to tow it over? >> I'm getting a tow right now. I'm on the phone. >> Do you want to talk to her? >> You're being difficult, ma'am. You're being difficult. You're refusing to talk to me. >> I'm refusing to. I'm talking to you right now. >> Do you guys want to get this out of the way so we get there? Okay. >> Go ahead and do that. >> For no reason. I'm on the phone with the tower. >> Is the car registered to you? >> Yes, I'm on the phone with a tow company right now. Officer two tow trucks for no reason. One on the way right now. >> All right. Well, you're blocking this. So, they wanted to get it out of here. >> Stop blocking. There's one too late to get in. I'm not blocking anything. I'm waiting for the tow truck as I've been waiting for 30 minutes. You want to redo this whole thing? Hello, officer. I'm I'm stuck. >> Listen, >> my car has obviously been hit by another car. I cannot move. My car has been hit by another car. It's not physically able to listen to me. >> Yes. >> I don't know who I'm talking to. Do you got your license on you? >> I don't have it on me. >> Okay. >> I have a picture of it. That's it. I work at the airport. I have a picture. >> How hard was that? >> Huh? >> How hard was this? >> I'm asking you for your ID so we can do an investigation. by a car. Officer, >> do you need the fire department? >> What the bro? I was just hit. >> I'm not your bro. >> No, obviously you're not my bro because I was just hit by from behind me. All your >> Do you need the fire department? Are you injured? >> Do you need the fire department? Are you injured? >> I don't know. I'm trying to make a phone call. >> You don't know if you need a >> No, I don't know because I'm not a doctor. If you'd like to call medical, >> would you like to? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Your call has been 189. Go up. >> You understand this is private property, right? >> You understand? I work here and it's not private property. If I'm authorized to be here, I need a flatbed truck. Unless you're going to ruin a $50,000 car, it's a lawsuit. >> Okay. >> Need a flatbed truck. >> Okay. >> End of story. >> I work here. I'm authorized to be here. >> 189. Can I get my 99? Can you produce your license for me? You said you may have it on your phone, >> ma'am. >> Trying to get in contact with someone, but I don't have anywhere to stay. Where do you want me to stay? On the street? >> I thought you were working. >> Huh? >> I thought you were working. >> You want me to work with my car in this condition? >> Despite the officer's attempts to assist her, she made their job nearly impossible, refusing any help from the officers. For some reason, trying to be nice to her made her feel like she was in control of the situation. It was now only a matter of time before she pushed all reasonable boundaries. >> I'm sorry. You can't work if your car is broken up. >> No, I can't cuz how am I supposed to get home? >> Do you need Can I get your license or do I just write you a ticket for not for driving without a license? >> You'll write me a ticket. >> Okay, I will be writing you a ticket. >> You'll be getting the ticket for the accident. >> Prepared because I just been hit. >> Yeah. cracked me up. I swear. >> Hello. Can you talk to the firefighter? >> Hi, I'm Marie. How are you? >> Good. Do you want to go to the hospital? >> What? >> Would you like to go to the hospital? >> Personally, no. Keep my car out of the way. >> She wants to waste everyone's time. >> Huh? >> She wants to waste everyone's time. >> No, I don't. Don't worry about that. >> I want my car out of the way. >> Sorry. So whether you're here or not, I can call the tow truck officer. >> You can, but if my tow truck gets here faster and it's going away. >> That's fine. But it has nothing to do with me and whether I want to waste everyone's time or not. Regardless, >> do you have a proof of insurance in there? >> I do, but I don't have >> Can you get it for me? You don't have to provide me with proof of insurance. >> I don't. >> Is that what you're telling me? >> I didn't ask for your help. I could get a insurance for my cars to get towed to the >> So you're going to get free tickets. All right. She's refusing to go, but if you wanted to hear from >> Yeah, this is what everyone's come up with. >> Supposedly, she can just drive her car through a whole mess of stuff. >> So, what's the problem here? I'm stuck. >> What's that? What is the problem? >> The problem is is you're not talking to us and giving us the information that we need so we can get you out of here and help you out. >> The tow truck company. So, I've told you that already. >> Well, I don't know how many phone calls I've made since we've been talking cuz you haven't said one word to anybody. >> But what is the problem? >> You just destroy uh airport property. >> I did not destroy your >> with your vehicle. Yes. >> Right. And you're as witness. >> What's that? >> You're witness to that. >> You just told me you did. I told you I destroyed airport property. >> You told me that you just went through here. Plus, I think I got some physical evidence that you came through here, popped that curb over there. >> You got physical evidence that I hit the curb. >> Okay. We're not going to argue about this. Okay. This isn't an argument. >> Okay. Do you have a Can I see your >> It's not an argument. It's a question. >> Can you act like an adult >> and answer his questions? I'm I'm asking you a question and you answered my question with telling me to answer his questions. What's the answer to? >> Because I'm not here to answer your questions. >> Oh, you're here. >> I'm not here to answer your questions. >> Dical. >> Let me see a copy of your drive, please. You want >> what's that? >> I can't really smell anything but and she hasn't been walking around in >> the officer suspected she might be intoxicated due to her reactions and tried to make an arrest. She knew document. >> It's on their property. Ma'am, I mean, she's trying to stop him. >> Ma'am, it's on their property. >> That's fine. I'm talking to him, not to you. >> Yeah. Well, I'm talking to you because you don't need to interfere with what he's saying. >> I'm talking to him, not to you. >> Ma'am, you do not have the right to approach him and interfere with his job. >> I'm not interfering with his job. All right, get off. You need to go. Just get off. >> Okay, move. >> Thank you. >> All right, >> move. Back away. >> This doesn't make it more >> back away now. >> For what? >> Or you'll be arrested for disobeying. >> Arrest me for what? >> Move away. Move. >> For what? Move. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Why don't you go to jail? >> Touch me. >> You need to move away. >> Touch me legally so they can do those >> with permission or what did you do? >> You need to move away. >> Oh, what? I'm not interfering with >> Yes, you are. I'm explaining how to transport an electric car because you don't know. >> All right. You can't transport an electric car. Do not touch >> or what? I'm not touching you. You touch me. >> Right. >> Oh, words hurt your feelings. >> What's that? >> Words hurt your feelings. >> Oh, >> trespass warning. >> Her attitude worsened, leading the officers to suspect she might be dealing with some mental health issues. But she was not. She was just trying to be as lousy as possible and maybe see if she could piss the cops off enough to just let her go. >> You can't You cannot tow a Tesla like this. This is legal damages you're causing. You cannot tow an electric car like this. You are purposely causing $50,000 plus the damages right now. Please tell me you're recording this. You cannot tow an electric vehicle without a flatbed. You can't do it. >> This is a flat bed, man. >> Right. So, when I drive the car up and you don't >> The car doesn't drive because you crashed it. >> The car drives. Fine. Sorry. Did you sit? That's fine. They're run flats. Did you sit in the He will >> handle it. Did you sit Did you sit in the Did you >> He will handle it, >> ma'am. I'm not the one who crashed the car. That was you. >> That's cool. I have no problem with you. >> It's his job. He will tow it. >> That's fine. Damon is threatening to arrest me and he's standing right next to me. But you didn't fill me up, right? So you were dressed for what? >> Yes. He was trying to be nice to what? >> Oh, did you want to go to jail? >> Is that what you wanted? >> What was it? >> Empty. >> Sir, do you know this woman? >> Empty. >> You might want to give her some advice to behave if she doesn't want to go to jail. >> Empty. You can't arrest me for speaking back to you, officer. >> Oh, no. Well, we have other things we could arrest. >> That's fine. So, do it. >> We don't arrest just cuz you want us to. >> So, so do it. Or don't do it. I don't give a >> Do you even have a legal driver's license for >> Do you even have words that matter to me? >> Wow. >> Wow. >> Sir, do you know this woman? >> Don't talk to her, Dennis. >> Or is she just calling you cuz she's lost her mind? >> Oh, look. Make your own phone call. Let her hang out. Cool. >> Make your own phone calls. Make your own. >> Is this how she normally behaves, sir? Cuz we're concerned for her well. >> You're talking to yourself right now. It's on mute. >> Oh, cuz you don't. >> Do you know what that means? Do you know what that means? >> Well, Dennis, you're talking to me right now. You engage. >> Sir, is this how she normally behaves? Cuz we're concerned for her wellbeing. She's not acting rational. >> My wellbeing, Dennis. I'm not acting rational. Please tell them that I'm a psycho [ __ ] that'll punch anybody. that talks to right here. This is how I act normally. So, if you have a problem with it, take a couple steps back or arrest me. >> Get really well. >> Yeah, I get along really well with people that look like you. So, moving on. >> Do you have everything out of your car? >> Huh? >> Do you have everything you need out of the car right now for tonight? >> For now? >> Yes. >> Okay. Now, all right. All right. This year's trespass warning. All right. >> Mhm. After I give you this warning, you're not allowed to give you the auto copy, but you're you're not allowed back on property again. All right? Or you will be subject to arrest. You understand that? >> Okay. >> This is Goa's decision the airports. >> Okay. >> You understand that, correct? >> Okay. So, let me get you your copy and then we'll get you on your way. >> Perfect. >> All right. >> Sounds good. >> And now I'll give you a sheet. It's going to have the accident number of the investigation. It's also going to have the information of the tow truck. All right. >> Thank you so much. >> All right. real quick. >> You real quick. Sorry. All right, man. This is your copy right here. Okay. >> So much. >> So, I need you to go ahead and make your way off property. >> All right. >> Yeah, we'll do as soon as possible. >> Yeah, it's going to have to be now. >> Okay. As soon as possible. >> Do you have a ride coming? >> Huh? >> Do you have a ride coming? >> I do. >> Okay. >> Yeah. How far out are they? >> Like 30, 40 minutes. >> 30 or 40 minutes? too late. >> Okay, I'll see if make sure with the airport that's okay with them for you to stay for 30 or 40 minutes. >> But just understand it's their decision. >> Yeah. >> So the attitude that you're giving everybody right now. >> She attempted to make the officers look foolish, acting as if they didn't know what they were doing. >> I'm giving you guys this attitude. >> I'm pretty sure you gave I'm pretty sure you gave it to when they came out to talk to you. You know, the people that >> are your bosses. >> Yeah, they're not my bosses. But go ahead. >> Okay, go ahead. >> Didn't you claim you work at the airport? I do work at the airport. >> Then they would be >> because a member of the airport or no, it doesn't mean that much. >> Airport management is every $13 an hour to tell people to me the curve. We're not my boss right now by get a lawyer because y'all should have been more specific. I mean words, right? warned my cous to stay off the property located at blah blah blah who has been authorized by following the office given on da da da above main person da da da doesn't say time so I can get up whenever I [ __ ] feel like it right >> it does have a date and time >> it doesn't actually it has a date and time of the incident it doesn't have a date and time of me exiting the property >> no that's when I >> yeah it's effective >> if the time passed then it's already effective you've already been trespassed I need you to move this whole area. >> Yeah, ma'am. You need to move now cuz he needs to load the car. >> Oh, me or you? Cuz you're the way in the wheel. >> We need to move. >> I'm in the way of the car. >> Yeah, you need to get off of this. >> Oh, I do. Go ahead. cuz that made such a difference in me towing the car compared to you standing right next to the wheels of the tow truck. Dennis, please. >> Dennis, are you coming to pick her up? How close are you? Cuz she needs to get off properly. >> I'm sorry. He doesn't speak English. You know Spanish. >> All right, then. Shake him out. I bet you roll up. >> How about you go stand next to your buddy over there? He wanted her away. >> Huh? >> He wanted her away from here. Go ask. Yes. He's getting >> No, no, no. He didn't want me away. He said, "I need to clear the area." Right. Verbatim. He said, "I need to clear the area." >> Yes. I'm saying motion to you. And we've told you to leave. >> Emotion to me, not you. You start walking off property because you need to leave. >> I actually need to get something out of my car. >> No, he already asked you if you got everything out of the car. You said you were good. >> You were the toe. >> The opposite standing right. >> No, he's towing the car. You need to move. Ma'am, >> get anywhere else. >> Who's going to drive here? >> Also, ma'am, if you have the keys, the tow driver needs it. If you want him not to damage it, >> that's what they're required to provide. >> He does if you don't want vehicle damage. beat him towing. >> Well, it's being documented that you're refusing to give him the keys. So, any damage caused by him not having the keys when he loads it up is by your choice if you're not going to give him the keys. >> He's not going to have any damage loading up my car and I'm right here. >> Weren't you just trying to claim it had to be driven up on the ramp? >> Uh-huh. >> And now you're claiming he can do it without having >> So, unless he has You're not driving anything up on the ramp. He's towing the vehicle. >> Miss, that's fine. >> You also dropped one of your earbuds, by the way. >> That's fine. >> Okay. You don't want your earbuds any >> Oh, no. I see. >> Are you going to return those parking passes to them? >> For what? >> Because they belong to Goa and you no longer work here. And if you don't return them, that's their property you're stealing. >> Yes. They're totally like on air property where I work. You ever find out if she actually was still talking about that stuff? >> Despite warnings of arrest, she refused to leave the airport properly. >> Don't forget the parking passes. You're right. >> Fine. I'm not talking to you. >> Okay. Do you still need to hand the parking pass? >> I'm not talking to you. >> Keep talking to me though. >> How about you tell him and you stop talking to us because I really don't want to talk to you. >> I That doesn't really bother me. I'm going to keep talking to you. >> I don't care. I don't care. I'm going to waste both of our times if you [ __ ] run your mouth. Well, >> I'm going to waste everybody'sing time running your mouth. Everybody cut. Dude, we're getting paid before right now, too. pound towel. So, >> ma'am, you need to get the parking pass and whatever else you need and get out of the car. It's literally hanging from your mirror right there. >> I can't find it. I can't find it. >> Okay, you need to get out of the car then. >> Get out of the car so they can tow it. >> Okay, now she >> If you don't get out of the car and leave the property, you can be arrested for trespass. Ma'am, >> she put me in. >> Uhhuh. >> This is a bus pass. All right. There's buses right down there. All right. >> That's your option to get out of here. All right. So, we need you to go and you speaking English in a minute, so I know you understand me. Okay. So, here. Take this ticket. Take it. Take the ticket. No. Okay. Okay. Are are you refusing to leave your car >> because you you're trespass off this property? If you don't head to the bus right now, you'll be arrested. >> Get another one. >> Okay. >> Cut the crap and get out of the car. Come on. >> Okay. >> To complicate matters, she started speaking Spanish, which further frustrated the officers and led to her arrest. At this point, she was pushing her boundaries as far as she could, and it was just a matter of time before she got what she deserved. If you don't speak English, she's speaking Spanish for you. So, get out. >> If you want to put it in tomo, you you're welcome to do that. Okay. Okay. G2. G2. Okay. Don't forget your bus pass right there so you can get out of here. And and do you want your bag right there? Employee parking lot in the garage right here by rental cars. >> I work here for six years, bro. >> Okay, you already got your stuff. >> Listen, no one's talking. Literally, no one's talking more difficult. You were literally instigating. >> You're instigating. >> Okay, you got your stuff. If you need to get out of touching me right now, if you do not if you don't go off property right now, your trespasses will be >> go to the bus stop or walk off. >> I'm not excessive force using excessive force. I'm not repeating. >> Then give us your hands. My hands are literally in your head. >> Please take that off. >> Yeah. >> Y'all are for that cuz I didn't do >> We gave you more than enough chances to leave the property as you were told. >> I'm getting my out of my car. No, >> I'm supposed for real. And I uh >> you also did that about >> recorded, right? >> Oh, I got to take >> You realize that, right? You realize that, right? >> Yep. I'm well aware. We've been recording you and your actions the whole time. >> Even after her arrest, she continued being disrespectful and using abusive language towards the officers. >> You're doing a lot right now. And I'm walking with you. I'm not resisting anything. And you're hurting me. >> Stop turning around. >> Face the car. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. This is the floor. >> Spread your legs. >> No. >> Spread your legs. >> Spread your legs. >> Check the floors. My legs are solder with apart. You >> all right? >> I don't what you have to say. I'm not resisting anything. I'm not doing anything. You >> are stretching at the waistband. All right. You're using excessive force. I have marks on my wrist right now. You're being arrested. You are being sued for a lawsuit. For excessive force because what are you doing right now? I'm searching you because you're being arrested >> for what? >> Articulate trespassing. >> Articulating. >> Turn around. >> I haven't even gotten off the property. I haven't even gotten off the property. What does my face have to do with anything? Look at what you're doing right now. You >> look at what you're doing. Get him on your body cam. Get him on your body cam. You >> get a hand. Get that. You can't look at my You cannot You cannot look at my underwear. That's unlawful. head. Are you going down? >> It's awful. >> Stop. >> It's unlockful. It's unlawful. I'm arresting you. I'm suing you. Are you kidding me right now? >> Ready to get >> another You both >> All right, you get in the car. >> You're both It's ridiculable. >> You're disgusted. You're disgusting. You disgust me. >> Truly your stupid behavior. Do you see that? That's a lawsuit. >> And you too. That's a lawsuit on both of your hands. I hope you feel better about that because my wrist is still tight. My wrist is still very ought me a phone call. You dropped my phone on the ground. That's punitive damages. >> You'll be able to make a phone call. punitive damages. You drop my phone on the ground if you don't get it up and I don't get my contact numbers for America. >> She's twisting. >> If you face the other way, we can adjust those. >> I don't give a >> Get my phone. GET MY NUMBER. GET MY LAWYER. You're under arrest. You're both lawsuited. You >> 189. >> You're disgusting. You're disgusting human beings. You're disgusting. You just you're in cruel human being off the ground. If I don't get my phone off the ground, that's inhumane. You're keeping numbers from me. That's human trafficking. My phone is on the ground. I need to get it right now because I don't speak English. Get my phone. >> You heard it the second time. >> The reason you're under arrest is because >> my backpack out of my car. No, because we asked you several times to leave the property and you refused to. >> I think you were in in a matter of class. >> How do you know you didn't speak English before? >> You told me you didn't speak English before. >> Take it to court. What's going to end up >> that you refused to leave property when we asked you to? >> My knowledge of English seems pretty good to me. >> Okay. But I just told you what you're being you're being arrested for trespass after warning. Go 288. >> You understand that? >> 182 back. >> Okay. You're being arrested for trespass at war. It's a misdemeanor. All right. >> To get off the stop, >> but I'm telling you that's what you're being arrested for. >> 2882 13P. >> Yes. >> Going to be level three on the side by the bank elevator. I asked you to leave and you said yes. >> 56 but there is a male red shirt deficating in a plant. >> We've been here almost 2 hours. She was later charged with refusing to leave private property, battery on an officer without violence, resisting arrest, and trespassing.