Hey, >> you got to get some clothes on. You have to leave. >> No, no, no, no, no. Exc Hey, >> excuse me. Nothing. It's time to go. >> Thank you. Shirley's the other person here. >> Some entitled tenants trash their place of abode, break the rules, and still think they have every right to stay on the property. But what happens when these very awful and stubborn tenants finally get the eviction they never saw coming? and still refused to leave. >> Watch Oshkosh police. THEY ATTACK ME AGAIN. [screaming] WATCH OSHKOS POLICE THE [ __ ] >> YOU'RE NOT [screaming] HELP. >> Cuz I am Jesus Christ and everyone knows. >> Here are the times awful tenants [music] refused to leave and it backfired on them. Starting with Tanal, a woman who got evicted but for some reason didn't know how to take no for an answer. >> Yo, yo, I'm not going nowhere. I am sorry to tell you that I'm not going nowhere. Give me my clothes. >> Damn. You >> either have the option to get in the car and leave now or you have the option to go to jail. GIVE ME MY DOG. GIVE ME MY >> ON MAY the 31st, 2022, officers were called to an apartment complex in Florida after receiving reports of a disorderly woman causing a disturbance. For context, this woman identified as Tanal had previously been evicted from the complex [music] and had no reason to come back here. But when an officer finally encountered her, it became apparent to him that logic would not work on [music] the Karen. So the way the way it works is they're they're not very fond of your attitude. So >> I don't care because listen, I was real nice with them and when they want to when they want to show evil, I'mma show evil back. You want to go low, I'm going go lower. >> I think what you have is you feel like >> no. No, I don't have no hand. But it's it's my clothes. It's my first I'm not going to wear the same dirty I'm not going to wear the same underwear for two weeks. No. >> So you want to hear the solution or not? If the solution gives me my clothes and my child >> today is not going to get today. >> Then I I I'll be right here. I'm not going nowhere. I'm bring >> I'm going to explain it to you whether you listen or not. It's on you. >> They're going with the way it works. They have to evict and they inventory the entire apartment. >> They did that already. >> They haven't done it. What just happened? >> They just said that. >> Okay. They have to do it. It goes to a lawyer, their lawyer. Their lawyer will then post it on the front door and you have 15 days to do that. You can come back with us to get it at that time, but today you can't get it out of that. >> I cannot wait 15. I'm going to be wearing the same. >> He said he said it should be a turnar around by Thursday or Friday. You'll be able to get in and get it. >> Thursday and Friday. I'm supposed to wear the same thing until Thursday and Friday. I'm supposed to wear the same. >> They said they gave you a notice on Friday. >> They gave me a Listen, if my phone wasn't I will show you everything that I need to show you, officer. Literally, my phone is I need my charger. I need all of that. I need my stuff. >> I get it. I I honestly just I'm not going nowhere. I am sorry to tell you that I'm not going nowhere. >> Unfort What was your first name? I'm sorry. >> Til. >> Yes. >> Unfortunately, um >> I'm not going to trespass. >> That being said, >> trespass me because it's my clothes in there, >> right? But >> throw my stuff out. If they will throw my I'll be fine off the ground inventory. >> No. Okay, let them do the inventory and throw my [ __ ] out right now. >> Well, I'm wait here till they done. I'm not leaving without my clothes. My daughter [ __ ] is in there. All that. No, >> I hate to be >> You're not the best. This is not your apartment. So, what I'm saying is I hate to be the bad guy here, but I'm not going to jail. >> My only obligation is to watch. >> I don't care. It's my stuff. >> I will go to jail. I need my clothes. I need my daughter clothes. I need all that. I don't know. I need my stuff. I don't care. No. Where am I? When am I going to get it? >> I don't know the exact Can I Can I try and talk to you real quick? Hey, will you give me 30 seconds uninterrupted? >> 30 seconds. That's all I ask. >> Go ahead. [music] >> Okay. they have to in inventory it from a legal standpoint. Okay? If they don't, they they can be held liable. So they inventory it. It goes up to a lawyer. The lawyer then looks over your inventory of everything that's in your house. It comes back that they can release it to you. And they said that turnaround is normally 2 to 3 days. I said, "So what? Thursday, Friday, it'll be open for her to get her stuff." They said yes. I said, "Come come Thursday or Friday." Eviction is not something that happens overnight. So the lady really only had herself to blame for not packing up her stuff in time. Realistically, it was her horrible attitude that must have gotten her evicted in the first place. >> Come back here with the officer and get >> They can't throw not even the outfit. >> They said they said based on they said based on the way you're behaving, they don't want to let you in >> because I've been real nice. Listen, I've been nice with these people. And in fact, no, no, no, I'm not. Because for one, I asked them could I get my stuff out and they said no. >> That's when I said okay, you got a kid at home. >> I'm going to be like that because for one, >> don't nobody buy my clothes. Don't nobody buy my food. Don't nobody do none of that. >> Nobody's saying that. I'm saying. >> Okay. So, let me be off here to get my stuff. That is their apartment. Okay. Let me get my out so I can leave. >> I know. Nothing. >> Tal, you have a kid, right? >> I Is it? >> Y'all took her. >> Is it? >> What you mean? Took her. >> Is all this where we're going to jail over? >> Yes, it is. BECAUSE GUESS WHO? I DON'T HAVE TO live for. I don't have Let me get my stuff. >> All right. All right. Well, we >> No, I'm not leaving. I'm not leaving. I don't give a crap. I'm not leaving. Let me get my stuff. Let me get my daughter clothes. >> Please. >> No. And you're not going to touch me either because guess what? >> Hey, what? Stop. Stop. Stop. Tal. Stop. Tal. Don't >> resist. That's >> I'm not resisting. I need my clothes. Silly. >> Give me my clothes. >> Give me my clothes. >> We cannot. >> Give me my clothes. >> Can I get my clothes? >> You cannot. I have nothing to wear. Let go of me. >> I have nothing to wear. Let go of me. >> Hey, are you are you gonna go with me? >> No, I don't have to wear. Give me my clothes. >> Give me my clothes. DAMN. >> GIVE ME MY STUFF. >> WE CANNOT. I >> YES, YOU CAN. I This is my stuff. Yes, you can. We literally >> give me my stuff. MY DAUGHTER [ __ ] IS IN THERE. ALL THAT GIVE ME MY STUFF. >> Don't make >> They should have been awful. They should They could have been NICE ENOUGH LIKE OKAY WHEN I ASKED REAL NICELY THEY COULD have said yeah this is what you want to see. Well, this is what you going to get. >> This is the attitude that made you go anywhere. >> I don't care. I don't care. >> Okay. >> I have real animosity buildup. Yes. >> Are you going to leave the property? >> No. No. >> I need my clothes. >> Well, you're not. >> I don't have to wear I'm not going to wear this same clothes on Thursday. Please. >> Are you going to give me some clothes until Thursday? >> I don't I I don't I don't >> Are you going to give me some clothes till Thursday? >> I don't think my clothes fit you. >> Okay. >> Okay. So So then >> I can't give you this opportunity to leave >> and regroup. >> I need my clothes >> Thursday or Friday. >> So what am I supposed to wear? What? I have my food in there. All of that. What the hell? >> I can't answer that. >> Okay. So what are you supposed to do? >> Yes. It's because it's my stuff. >> And you're going to get it Thursday or Friday? >> Thursday. But so I'm supposed to do I'm supposed to be starving and have the same on. So, >> especially the same underwear on. >> So, you're going to go sit in jail and have to spend money to bail out and waste that money when you could go use it to buy clothes? >> You see what you mean? Let me get my clothes and I'll be I would [music] love to leave. >> We literally cannot when they do the inventory, I'll leave and get my clothes. >> That's not our options. [music] >> Well, I'll be standing right here for a few minutes. >> That's It's literally not our option. >> I'll be right here. >> Please leave. [music] Please take this opportunity to leave. Like, we hate to be the bad guy. No matter how much [music] the cops reasoned with her, Tenil would not stop behaving like a brat. But it was only a matter of time before she crossed the line into territory [music] she could not come back from. >> You don't have to hands you. >> We do have to [music] have an obligation. >> Well, and I'm obligated to get my stuff. It's my bought those things. So, I'm No, I'm not going to wait Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. >> I have nothing to wear. I don't care about going into that crib, bro. I have somewhere else to go and I need [music] to get my [ __ ] going there for now. No, cuz I have nothing to go to. What you mean? This charger right here don't even work. My phone is dead. All of that's inside. Literally, I need my stuff, man. You guys don't understand. You're not understand. We just have no >> Okay, can you go in there and get my stuff? Go in there and get my charger. Go in there and get my stuff. Okay. Go to that. If you can do that, go to jail and bring it right here. >> Bring it right here. >> Don't have to. Well, I I don't care what you talk about. I'm sorry. I don't >> you want to give the official notice? Look, this is us last time telling you trespassing the property in the event that you don't leave. >> I'm not trespassing you because my stuff is still [music] that doesn't >> that doesn't mean I've been trying to get the last time. >> And when numerous attempts to reason with the evicted Karen resulted in nothing but failure, the officers decided to knock Tanil off her high horse. You either have the option to get in the car and leave now or you have the option to go to jail. >> I understand. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. Y'all touch >> more charges. >> For what? >> For resisting. >> I'm not resisting. Let go. >> I am not resisting. Let go. Let go. >> Let go then. >> Let go. >> Stop. >> You're hurting me. So let go. >> Let go. Oh, this hurt. Come on. Stop. Stop. You're acting like a fool. >> I DON'T CARE BECAUSE GIVE ME MY STUFF. [screaming] GIVE ME MY STUFF. GIVE ME MY STOP. LET ME GO. LET ME GO. [screaming] [screaming] Let me go. Let me go. >> In the end, Tanal was charged with criminal trespass [music] and resisting arrest. Tanal got humbled real quick, just like this lady who messed around with a cop coming to serve her an eviction notice. >> I don't care cuz I DIDN'T KNOW WHO YOU GUYS WERE. NO ONE SAID I MYSELF. >> I DIDN'T KNOW BECAUSE I JUST CAME BACK. THIS IS MY BOYFRIEND'S APARTMENT. I DIDN'T KNOW THIS WAS ABOUT TO HAPPEN. [screaming] >> LET ME GO. NO ONE NEEDS TO open the door. >> Hey, listen. If you kick my [ __ ] door again, >> shut the [ __ ] up. Talk to me. >> Okay. >> On September the 30th, 2024, officers were called to an apartment complex to provide a woman with an eviction notice. The deputies were prepared for the [music] interaction to not be very pleasant, as nobody likes getting kicked out of their house. But we're not aware of how dreadful the encounter would turn out to be. Thank you. >> I got the knife. She came after him with the knife. >> Yes. >> You didn't give a I said I was >> I knew >> I don't care cuz I didn't know WHO YOU GUYS WERE. >> I ANNOUNCED MYSELF. >> I TOLD YOU WHO I WAS. >> LIKE I WAS NAKED. >> WHO THE [ __ ] DOES THAT GO? >> What's going on here? because I just came back. THIS IS MY BOYFRIEND'S APARTMENT. I DIDN'T KNOW THIS WAS about to happen >> and I didn't know who they were. So, I DID GRAB MY DON'T ARREST ME. CAN I CALL MY >> YOU'RE being detected. [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] Why do you want me? [screaming] >> I JUST GOT MY MOM. I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. >> STOP. Can you turn MY ARM? >> NO. >> WAIT. CAN YOU TURN MY ARM BACK? >> WE WILL ADJUST IT. WOULD YOU STOP? >> NO. THIS IS NOT I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW Y'ALL WOULD KILL ME. I DID THAT. YOU WANT TO GET OFF of me? [screaming] Can I at least go talk to my boyfriend's father because nothing? >> No. No, brother. Who am I going to write for? >> Dude, CAN I PLEASE GO TALK SOMEONE? I HAVE A JOB. Like I didn't even do what BRO you tell me and I'm getting arrested. WHAT ARE YOU ARRESTING ME FOR? GET THE >> GET OFF. [screaming] BREATHE. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING BECAUSE I WANTED TO GET >> FUNNY. >> Nothing's funny. No one's laughing. >> No, cuz they're over there laughing. What' you say? >> NOBODY IS LAUGHING. >> ACT LIKE A DOG, DUDE. >> It's okay. They have >> about How about assault on a PO? How does >> that one sound? Instead of cooperating and making the eviction process easier, the lady resorted to banshee like screaming, reflecting the complete lack of IQ in her new Ronal department. But once she was finally secured [music] in the police cruiser, the officers got together to decipher the situation. >> I opened the door. She came like this with a knife. I pulled my taser, aimed it at her, told her, "Back off on your taser." Knife down. She put the knife down. Mom is going to get the animals. >> I cat and dog. >> Um, >> and I told her I said >> I said it's all right since you just get it. And my maintenance guy is one of them is taking off the lock. The other one's bringing your new lock. >> She didn't realize >> at first I identified myself at the door, but when I when I went through and she went like this, I think she know she noticed who it was. And when I put my taser on, then she backed off and she put it on the table. She never came to like She got as far as this. >> However, the officers were barely able to finish their conversation before the feral lady started going off in the back seat again. >> Bro, I can't breathe in this. No one needs to open the door. >> Hey, listen. If you kick my [ __ ] door again, >> shut the [ __ ] up. >> Okay, bet. You're going to be no bonded then. >> I can't breathe in here. Open the door for a second. I'm not going to run. I swear to God, I can't. >> I know you're not. >> Even if you just it I can't breathe. >> Well, maybe if you settle down, you'll be able to breathe. Oh no. We don't even get like for like this is crazy. Y'all want to make some extra money that bad? >> We don't get paid extra. >> No one even told me no one was coming. I just came back yesterday. I have not been to the apartment. >> In the end, the lady was charged with resisting arrest and obstructing official business. That lady's behavior totally backfired on her, just like Julie's did when she turned a [music] motel into a circus with her Karen antics. >> YOU CAN'T DO THAT, you attending. >> You tried to run me over with a car, you >> Oh, >> YOU'RE under arrest. >> He's under arrest. >> AND YOU'RE ON CAMERA. But I always go to jail, but you let the molesters get away with May the 5th, 2023 in Winnebago County, Wisconsin. Officer Jacob and [music] his team were dispatched to a motel after reports that a woman named Julie was making a scene by screaming racial slurs and disturbing guests. Needless to say, the only solution was to kick her out entirely. Except officers would soon discover how even the simplest of solutions could become a strenuous task once they came face to face with the crazy Julie. >> Julie, open the door. Well, the problem is last time they opened the door and she had the chain on. >> They don't want to break it. >> What? >> Does he have a key to >> Julie? Come to the door. >> Does he want to get him out? Get her out. >> Julie, what's going on? >> Julie, what's going on, Julie? Well, I can't talk to you through the door. >> Sorry. >> Has she been evicted? >> Yep. >> I know. I It was moving out. >> Chain. >> Did she chain it, Rock? >> Yeah, she >> You want us to do it? All right. You have our We have You have our permission? >> Yeah, sure. >> Do you want me to go get >> You want me to go get the tool? >> Yeah. >> All right. I'll be right back. How about I mean Paul? >> See like >> Julie, what's the issue? >> Jump from here. >> Julie, you need to come out. >> You've been evicted. You can't stay here any longer. They told you earlier you had an hour. They've been nice and let you and yet you continue to cause issues. >> Yeah, it's good. >> Julie, come out. They don't want you here anymore. >> We can't leave until you leave. You're no longer You're no longer a tenant here. >> Is he working? >> He did last time. Hotter hotter understood. If he he said if they're if they're going in and we're basically assisting getting her out, we're good. Julie, he said we're good. >> You just broke the window. >> Okay. Well, if we got >> Julie, you're no longer a tenant here. You have to leave the room. >> The officers tried to handle the [music] situation with calm and logic, but Julie wasn't having it. Then the motel owner came up with an idea to deal with fire through fire. >> All right. >> Give me just one second. >> Hey, Julie, we're going to come in. >> Julie, this is your last chance. We're coming in. All right. She's away from the door. Do I have your permission to cut the chain? >> Yeah. Even have the permission. Give it to me. Broke the window. If not, >> YOU CAN'T DO THAT. YOU YOU'RE >> no longer attending. >> You trying to run me over with a car, you >> got it. >> He's on probation. He's trying to run me over. OH, >> YOU'RE under arrest. >> UNDER ARREST >> AND YOU'RE ON CAMERA. >> Get the >> STOP RESISTING GETTING TASED. >> STOP RESISTING. YOU'RE GETTING TASED. >> What the I don't give a [ __ ] My >> that is against the law. I didn't do a thing. >> Once the chain [music] was broken and Julie was in cuffs, officers thought that the worst was over. Except they quickly realized that they were only scratching the [music] surface of Julie's madness. It's all caught up in there. >> You know what I [screaming] lag? >> I gave you a chance. >> You attack me. All right. >> You attack me. It's on camera. The guys, they got cameras in this room. >> This one needs to get tightened. >> You know why? They move my room. There's cameras in here. Thanks. >> There are cameras in this room. >> All right. >> You guys are all on candy camera. You good? >> There are cameras in this. >> All right, stand up. Julie, you're going to stand up. >> Stroll this way. Roll towards me. >> We're going to stand up. You ready? >> No. I need shoes. >> Two. >> Where are they? >> How the should I know? My lips bleeding from here. This is You know what? There's cameras. I DIDN'T NOW YOU CAME DOWN. THERE'S >> THERE ARE CAMERAS IN THIS ROOM. >> There are cameras in this room. >> Now you guys are going down. Get your shoes. You want shoes? >> Can I blood? >> Huh? >> I got blood on me. Guess what? There's cameras in the room. We got you all on camera. >> Matthew does. >> I didn't do a [ __ ] thing. I walked in with groceries today. >> You are no longer attending here. >> I was waiting for Michael. >> You can't No, you were You're supposed to be gone an hour ago. Hours ago, right? Yeah. >> No, >> we told you an hour. >> And Michael didn't get here. >> Yep. >> So, I get arrested for what? You have a >> I was AND YOU ATTACKED ME. >> You have a warrant. >> A warrant for what? >> Who gives this took those charges cuz you left a >> Let me get my code. >> We'll get it for you. >> LOOK IT. WATCH OSHKOSH POLICE ME. THEY ATTACK ME AGAIN. WATCH OSHKOSH POLICEING. >> Look at them. Look at them. Look at what Oscar police do. I ain't even doing nothing. You're my camera. >> You're not help. [screaming] >> I am. YOU'RE PUSHING ME DOWN THE STAIRS. >> BE AN ADULT. >> NO. WHY AREN'T YOU A [ __ ] PIG? >> Piggy piggy in the street. >> Piece of You're all on camera. >> Don't try to stop me. A sign is touching you. >> Help. [screaming] >> This is what Oscar's police do. They attack me. They attack me. >> Look at him. I'm not even doing >> Stop. We got to search it. >> Get it on camera. >> GET IT ON CAMERA. >> Want to search her? >> Oh, I got Why are you smashing my head? Mom, I'm securing your head. >> No, you are smashing me. >> This is what the pigs >> can't beat me. Pull my hair. >> NOW THEY'RE PULLING MY HAIR. >> STOP, JULIE. >> Managing to get Julie [music] into the car seemed like a small victory. However, the ride to the station was anything but peaceful. >> Want to stay with her for a minute? Trey, you good? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> You get hit? >> Yeah. I was going to >> say she hit you. >> [music] >> Where'd she hit you? Right in the face. Oh, you got a little mark. >> That was the goal to go to jail cuz I have nowhere to live. So, >> that was the goal. And I got all them charged in jail. >> 41's going to be the game. >> Guys, come in there and tag me. It's all on camera. All through my So guess what's going down? You are chief because they were harassing me down there. Imagine there's cameras in there. You all came in there and attacked me. You're not going to have a job cuz please give me I work in the sheriff department. You I didn't do a payment. Bring [music] groceries home. I go through this every day. But guess what? There are cameras in that room. I like camera. So if you think you're going to be way totally >> You're nothing but a you guys attacked me. >> We gave you plenty of opportunities. We told you >> Mike was there. I went to get my Oh, there >> No, we told you the staff could kicked you out and they were coming in there to get you. We gave you No, >> I already told them. No, that's not that's not what we're >> argue with. You know, you were told to come out. >> You need a ward to go in there. So, you broke that law. >> You were you were no longer welcome there. >> A warrant. A war cuz they >> we were removing you for >> at the last hotel and they couldn't go. So, when it goes to court, it's all on camera cuz all the everything is recorded for me in that room. That's why they moved me to that room and there's cameras. So, you're all on camera. So when it goes into court, you will be losing your job. >> So how does that make you feel? Cuz I work for Ashkosh Police and the Sheriff Department because I had to go undercover for all that. >> So you're all on camera for attacking me cuz you guys came in there and threw me down. >> Actually, you're going to be getting charged. >> I don't give a [ __ ] You're on camera. You are nothing. >> Julie, you're getting charged for felony battery >> cuz I want to be in jail. Yeah, since there was >> that was my goal to go to jail. >> Oh, you you got that. >> I don't care cuz you support me. But guess what? You're all on camera. >> So that'll go to the you're chief of police and he's going to see what you did to me. It's cuz I set you up and played you today. What I did like at the last [ __ ] Okay. >> It was all set up by your chief of police. How's that make you feel? >> Julie, have you been drinking today? Let me >> tell you this camera's in there. >> Have you been drinking today, Julie? >> No, >> not at all. I came in that drug and I didn't even walk up. She started me yesterday. I said, "Don't even talk." But I always go to jail, but she let them get away. >> Julie's erratic behavior had the officers suspecting substance use because even when they tried to reason with her, her insults only got nastier. Your chief of police had me play today. I don't give a boss. You're nothing but a little >> chief of police had me play you to see how you react to me. >> And there's cameras in that room and you're all on camera. >> So guess what conscious? But when you die, God is taking you to torture chambers and he's going to torture you for eternity cuz now you'll never get that. Cuz I am Jesus Christ and everyone knows it. >> Do you need any anything? >> Julia, do you need anything from me? >> Yeah, I want you out of my life cuz you're going to torture. >> 2008. >> But I want to go to jail cuz I have no jail. >> So you want to go to jail? >> Yeah, I do. >> Well, you know, there's easier ways to do this. >> I told my ass. >> All right, I got to call. >> Welcome to the Hell's Angel. >> There is a Hell's Angel right there when I watch. They seen you guys do the whole thing angels are doing >> now. That's why they're following you. They're taking pictures here. Those are all heralds. >> So, law enforcement behind me. I mean, >> so when you're off duty, you think you're safe. >> Don't be making threats now. >> Making threats. You make threats. You said you're going to hurt me. >> I never said anything. >> Yeah, you did. You grabbed my shine. That the hell's Angel right there, [ __ ] They got you on camera. You I work for this uh Oh, you guys are blow down. You all lost your jobs today and I am clean house. That was my job >> to get the dealers and the >> chief of police had. >> So guess what? I won. That's >> You lost your job. >> 463. You will be 23. >> You have a job. >> 4.5. >> I didn't even touch on camera. What? four people attack me and throw me on a damn table cuz I was having a bike grab my that one on P that tried to run me over but I'm see my I went on probation all these charges weren't intentional guess what the chief of police is your boss and we recorded you so guess But you're boss. >> I'm living OPD one female. >> Yeah. >> Anyways, I want to be in jail. I thought that >> you going to be cooperative with jail staff. >> I'm brain dead. >> You going to be have no brain between you as a chief police. >> You going to be cooperative with jail staff? >> I just want you to be cooperative with them, Julie. Okay. >> That's all I want. >> No, but you're not going to have a job. >> Okay. Well, I just want you to be cooperative with them. I don't care if you hate me and OPD, but I want you to be nice to jail staff. Okay? >> In the end, Julie was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and disorderly conduct. She was sentenced to 9 months in jail and offered to pay over $2,800 in fines. Julie was an absolute nightmare to deal with, but she was nothing compared to the moment officers tried evicting Shirley from her residence. It was in no mood to leave the property on the eviction day. >> Come on, Shirley. It's the police. Just open the door for us. Okay. Nope. >> Dude, get out. Come on, man. >> Shirley, what are you doing in here? >> My Get out. You guys, you guys are filthy, dirty, nasty ass people and you don't give a Do you understand that? I don't care how much you mother soak your ass down. I don't give a the out. >> On March the 25th, 2021, officers responded to a call about a woman refusing to leave a residence despite being evicted. But the moment they arrived, it was clear this was no ordinary eviction. It was a full-blown disaster waiting to happen. And unfortunately, officers were going to be caught [music] in the crossfire. >> Hello. How's it going? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. I'm Laura. I'm a baiff trying to do an eviction. We've got somebody who's uh locked herself in the room, refusing to leave. Wasn't anticipating it, so I didn't run a background check or anything on her. I don't know what her if she has a case worker. I don't know anything like that, but she's refusing to leave. So, >> back up. >> I I did not. I mean, >> she's a big girl and she's psychotic. >> So, >> did you live here with her? >> Yeah, I'm She's right beside my room. I'm just giving you a heads up. She is a psychotic individual. So, uh, you never know what's going to get unexpected because >> what's her name? >> Shirley. >> Do you have a social anything? >> I don't have any of that. We never do for an eviction. Uh, looks like it's an unusual spelling though, if that is even correct on this paperwork. Um, she was screaming at me to stop following her, which clearly I'm not following her, but I think she might be confused. >> Is this like a like a multi room? She's in bedroom four. >> Do you have a date of birth or anything? >> How tall is she? I would guess. >> How much you weigh? >> I would give or take. >> Okay. I just want to see if I could find her. See if she has any warrants or anything. Do you have the eviction, like the paperwork? Like, did you actually serve her with it? >> Uh, no. It was posted to the door >> last Wednesday. This is the uh actual writing. >> No warrants or anything? I I can't find her. Like, >> it's just >> the only one that's in here is [music] 54, you know, like I I mean, and it's not even the right spelling, >> right? So, maybe maybe she doesn't have anything on record. >> I'm like 67 1967 is the youngest one. The youngest >> um 17 years. >> Maybe uh soon as she sees you, she'll change her. I can't >> I can try but I mean you know >> I don't know why >> somebody's at 12 >> they didn't have like a deputy to come out cuz you know I mean they're civil matters. >> No. So for evictions it's municipal court and then if they won't come out for us we call you guys. >> After listening to the landlord the officers decided to talk to the evicted woman [music] identified as Shirley themselves. They were hoping to deescalate the situation as peacefully as possible, but in truth, they were not prepared for the lunatic they were about to go up against. >> Okay. Well, I mean, you don't need to come up. We don't need a bunch of people. >> Shirley, we're back. We've got the officer here. >> Hey, Shirley. It's officer Sappi Police Department. How are you? >> Hey, Shirley. >> What? What's the problem? >> What's the problem? >> Your money or your car? Surely. Surely. >> Well, I can't do that. Can't do that. Surely >> Shirley, who are you talking to? Is she always like this? >> Do you want us to go ahead and unlock the door? >> I mean, I think I think she actually wants to be arrested. So, she's got some place to go. She said something along those lines to one of the other comments. >> Huh. So, how long's she been here? >> Shirley. >> You reported us to who? My man Charlie. I don't I don't think you did. >> I can't go without you. >> I'm I'm just trying to get you out. >> Shirley, I'm trying to help the baiff. >> I I am Hey, Shirley. >> That's not nice. >> With Shirley rambling away like a psycho, the officer knew it was time to call for backup because despite her eviction, Shirley was nowhere near ready to leave. >> This one right here. >> Surely. Shirley, come on. Shirley, it's the police. Just open the door for us. Okay. >> It is. If you open the door, you would see. Open the door and you'll see three of us actually. Shirley. >> Hey, get out of here. Get out. Get out. >> Dude, get out. Come on, man. >> Shirley, what are you doing in here? >> My Get out, dude. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> No. The Bay's got to talk to you. >> No. Get out. >> Nope. >> Please get the out. Nope. Sorry. >> You know what? You know what? You know what? There there is nothing I can do. What the do you want? What do you want? >> The bay got >> What do you want? What do you want? >> Today is your day. >> No, it is not. You know what? You know what? I want y'all to leave me the alone. Okay? I'm not going to tell you again. I want you to leave me the alone. Do you get it? >> Do you get it? >> Do you guys get it? I want you to leave me the alone gets to take this room back. >> You know what? You know what? You know what? >> I want y'all to leave me the alone. >> Shirley, what's going on? >> I want you to leave me the alone. >> Okay. >> Don't worry about what the I'm doing. What the going on with me. Worry about your mother self. Do you get it? >> Well, I get paid to worry about other people. >> Look, buddy. Look, buddy. Well, you know what? I don't get paid. Y'all not trying to give me no [ __ ] money. And you're not going to kick me out again. and throw me out on the streets. Do you get it? >> Well, the courts ruled it. >> The courts ruled you have to leave. >> You know what? I don't give a what y'all say. Get the out, >> dude. Do you not understand? I swear to God, dude. You need to go. >> Nope. >> You need to go. >> This has to happen. >> You need to go. You know what? If I paid him or not or whatever the [ __ ] >> Mhm. It doesn't matter. You're not going to keep doing this. Okay. You're not. You're not. You're [music] not. >> Well, Shirley, you got to get >> YOU GOT TO GO. YOU GOT TO GO. You got You know what, dude? Please get the out, man. Get the out. Leave me the [music] alone. Leave me the alone. Leave me the alone. [music] Damn, man. Get these ignorant ass people up out of here. Get out. Get I need you to get out. I need you to get out. I need you to get out. I need you to get out. I need to get out. No. [music] No. >> Shirley, you understand what today is, right? >> Dude, do you understand? I know. >> Do you understand that it's time for y'all to go? >> We're not going anywhere. >> You guys You guys are filthy, dirty, [singing] nasty ass people and you don't give a Do you understand that? >> I understand how you feel. And I get the out. >> You're going to come out. Get the out. >> Sitting in a heap of [music] filth, Shirley hurled insults at the landlords and officers. But the situation took a darker turn when her insults [music] shifted into racial territory. >> God damn. I'm not I'm not your taste. I'm not your kind. I'm not the one. Get the out. >> Shirley, you got to go. >> You know what? You got to go. >> No. >> I don't care how much you mother soap your ass down. I don't give a out. >> Jesus Christ, man. there. >> Shirley, what do you need? >> A lot of a lot of this looks like trash. >> Security and get my mother money. >> Well, that's that's >> You know what? This is You know what? You know what, dude? Dude, stay off my stuff. >> Well, get it. Let's go. >> Oh my. >> Dude, >> grab your stuff and let's go. >> No. You know what, dude? Uhuh. >> Shirley, you got to get some clothes on. You have to leave. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You guys have to go. For real. I swear to God, you guys have to go. >> We're not going anywhere, >> dude. Please get your stuff. Get your feet off my stuff. >> Well, can you move it for me? >> You know what? You know what? You know, please get Please get the off my stuff. >> Please get get the off my stuff >> now. Come on. Let's go. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> You have to, >> dude. >> It is time to leave. >> Please. Please. You got to go. You got to go. You got to go. This is >> What's the mental health history? Do you have any idea? I don't have any history on her >> other than nonp payment time ago >> and that's today right now. >> Swear to God. >> Today is your eviction day. >> You're just like the tenants. I swear to God. >> I swear to God, man. I swear to God. [music] Get these people out of here. >> Surely, >> dude. You got to go. You got to go, dude. You got to go. >> You got to I swear to God, man. Get people out of here, dude. What the dude? >> Everybody will leave when you grab your stuff and leave. >> You got to go. No, I'm not. >> No, give me my money and and and I'll I'll I I'll You know what I'm saying? >> I don't have any money to give you. >> Dude, y'all got to go. >> No, >> y'all got to go. >> Surely, we're not leaving until you leave. >> Dude, you got to go. >> So, we got a couple options here. Okay. >> No, there is. Dude, Dude, are you serious? >> I'm 100%. >> I swear to God. Are you Are you serious? Shirley, you can either get up and leave or there's going to be multiple police officers in your room. >> Dude, >> how many of us do you want in here? >> For what? >> Because you have to leave. YOU'VE BEEN EVICTED. >> You've been evicted. >> No, I haven't. Yes, you have. >> No, I haven't. By who? The neighbors. The people the city of >> dude, please. >> The people. Who are the people? >> That's why we're here. >> The people. The people that that just did this to my mother. >> Your bag is fine. I hear, man. [music] I swear to God, dude. Get out. No, >> I got to go. Give me my money. I'll call it down and get the out >> or we can just walk out now. >> No, I'm not walking with you guys for what? You guys are You guys aren't [ __ ] >> The officers knew it was only a matter of time before they'd have to remove her forcibly. And sure enough, minutes [music] later, the standoff ended just the way they feared. >> It's time to go. >> It's not that. >> It's time to go. Come on. Excu Hey, >> excuse me. Nothing. It's time to go. >> Are you going to get up and go, >> Charlie? You're either going to weave in handcuffs or you're going to weave on your own. >> I'mma leave on my own. Okay, get up. >> Right now, it's time to grab your stuff and go. >> Get up. Let's go. >> All right. Okay, let >> No, there's no Look, get up now or you're getting put in handcuffs. >> Okay, let me go. Let's >> get up then. Let's go. >> Okay, let me put my stuff. >> We're not playing these games. >> It's time to leave. >> Get your phone. Let's go. Grab your phone, grab your charger, and you're heading out of here. And if you say no one more time, or if you don't do this right now, you're going to go to the Summit County Jail. >> Let's go now. >> All right, man. Let me >> get up. Let's go. Grab your phone. Stand up. Let's go. >> Sure. Is there anything I can do elsewise to make this go faster? No. >> Put your hands behind your back. We're going to hand up this way. Okay. Now I'm going to ask you one time to help yourself stand up. >> Okay, we're done playing games. You got your pants pulled up. I'm going to grab your phone so she has her phone. >> Let's go. >> Stand by. >> Thank you. Shirley, do you have a person here? >> She's got a wall. What do >> you have? No. No. What do you have? >> Let's get her outside. >> Surely I was the nice one. I gave you multiple chances. Why'd you make this more difficult than it needed to be? >> Difficult. I'm dealing with the same people I've been dealing with ever since I've been born. Right. But >> you guys are not going to give me no money. So, I mean, >> why would we give you money? >> You've been evicted. >> You guys have been robbing me for a long time. >> Well, the court. Y'all have been >> misdemeanor. Shirley was ultimately taken to the Akran Police Department where she was charged with criminal trespassing and obstruction. Shirley was nothing short of a nightmare just like Milan who didn't understand the meaning of being evicted. >> When did they give up? >> When they gave you a notice. >> When When was that? >> You No, no, no, no, no. This is your country for No, let me go. Let me go. Let me go. >> Don't make me go for it. Why would I trip this up? >> Why would I trip this up? >> We're not saying you. >> On April the 25th, 2024 in Florida. An officer responded to a call about an evicted tenant who refused to leave. When he arrived, he found the former resident, Milan, calmly sitting outside the unit, briefly luring the officer into a false sense of security. But nothing about this encounter would stay calm for long. >> Hey, ma'am. What's your name? >> What is it? >> Milan. >> Milan. Do you have an ID on you? So, I I'll let you know right now. Um, I talked to the deputy that served the paperwork. >> He notified me that you were properly evicted. >> Deputy came today. Um, evicted her out and we had him change the lot. >> The deputy had you change the lock? >> Deputy Curry. >> Hey, Deputy Curry. It's Officer Michael Price, Daytona Beach. >> She was evicted properly earlier. Okay. Okay. >> He went took her legal paperwork, went to the courthouse, filed two separate motions. I got notice from the courts. Both motions were denied. >> Okay. >> I did go to the courthouse. I I gave them all type of evidence to show them exactly what's going on. >> Um, so this is the the information I got. I couldn't see the judge to give the side of my story. They just deny um no legal basis. >> Okay. So I I already have that >> there's plenty of legal basis. >> I I I understand that you you believe that there's plenty of legal basis, >> but they've already denied your judgment. >> Which means So if if you understand that >> I have 24 hours to be evicted and I need >> you've already been evicted. >> I'm not evicted. I need to get access back. I'm I'm They're not giving you access back to your stuff. I I just want to let you know >> I need to get access >> I just want to let you know right now at this point it doesn't seem like we're kind of getting anywhere and I and I really don't want to escalate it to the further the next level. >> I'm just letting you know you've been properly evicted. >> Listen, may I speak please? >> I've been getting May around for like almost 8 years now. >> On top of repeatedly interrupting the officer, Milan continued to [music] lie to his face saying that she had not been evicted. But with eviction papers in hand, there weren't too many fairy tales Milan could really spin and get away with. >> Okay, I'm I'm going to explain to you as simple as I can. They've evicted you. Okay, you went to the court. Your act your actions were denied. Okay, which means you've been properly evicted, which means you no longer have any tenant rights to this place. If you would like to grab your stuff, you can call them at a later date and arrange to grab your stuff. But as of right now, you've been legally evicted and they do not want you on the property. So, I have to ask you to leave the property. If you refuse to leave the property, I'm going to place you under arrest. Okay? >> I'm telling you right now, I as I just said, >> this is a long history. >> I'm I'm letting you know right now, ma'am. >> If you I don't want to place you under arrest, but at this point in time, you're giving me no recourse. >> This is a long history. >> You're giving me no Can you please leave the property? forget. >> I want We're not doing any of that. So, there's no legal basis for me to get the support back. >> Will you leave the property? Yes or no? >> But and now, >> will you leave the property? Yes or no? >> Ma'am law, >> ma'am. >> Yes, please. >> Will you leave the property? Yes or no? >> Okay. Do me a favor. Stand up. >> No. >> 47 central. >> Is there another unit close by? I need to speak to the supervisor. They're >> the judge. Give me the truth. >> He has three trouble. I need you to speak to him. >> He does not want to speak to you. They've already properly evicted you. At this point, you're going to go to jail for trespassing. >> I'm not for trespassing. How is trespassing? >> Thank you. >> How's trespassing? >> You're I'm telling I've asked you to leave. >> Yeah, I'm called for it. I've already asked [music] you to leave. You told me no. >> I need to get access to stuff. I have plenty of stuff. They've already evicted you. >> I have plenty of stuff in the apartment. >> They've they do not want to allow you access to to the to the place. >> What's the reason? >> They don't have to. They don't have to give you a reason. There's no reason. No, they don't. >> Why? Why not? >> Cuz they don't have to give you a reason. They've already given you enough time to grab your stuff and leave. You did not do that. >> When did they give you stuff? >> When they gave you a notice. >> Wait, when was that? >> I'm just letting you know right now. >> You're going to be placed under arrest. >> When was that? >> Okay. >> When was that? >> All right. We'll just wait till my partner gets here. I'm I tried to explain to you, man. >> There's no legal basis. But now you you trying to enforce the [music] law for trespassing. >> I'm telling you right now, you're they don't want you on the property. >> There's no legal basis. There is plenty of evidence. There's [music] plenty. >> That's something you can take up with the court. >> I did already see it. They don't want to see it. Then [music] that's and there that that's where we are right now. Okay. >> At this point in time, you have to leave the property. I don't want to take you to jail. >> I really don't. >> I'm just asking you to leave the property >> because you know you won't. >> No, I'm not wrong. The court has already told you. >> You know you won't. Okay. >> The court is wrong. You won't. Okay. >> Even the supervisor. Now the office is closed. >> Okay. >> Suddenly the office is closed. There's not something fishy about that. Nothing fishy about that. Nothing is fishy about that. >> Okay, >> this is your country out. >> Tried to bluff her way out, but her attitude wasn't helping her case at all. And when she finally agreed to leave, [music] the situation had already reached a point where she couldn't call the shots anymore. >> You No, no, no, no, no. This is your country. Have fun. [music] No, let me go. Let Sir, let me go. Let me go. This is your country. This is your country. Have fun. [music] Let me go right now. You're not free to go. This is Let me go, sir. Do not touch me. Let me go. >> Letting you know you're not free to go. >> You're not free to go. >> This is your country. >> Please do not. Please do not fight. Do not resist. Stop resisting. >> Please stop resisting. >> Please stop resisting. >> Please stop resisting. >> Please stop resisting. >> Okay. Let don't touch her. Please. >> Don't make me go. Let me go. >> Don't make Don't forget my rock by my >> get inside. >> I'm going to have a female 1015. >> You can just leave her property right there if you don't mind. Thank you. I appreciate it, man. >> Take everything from me. I end this. Take everything. >> You want her You want her to have your property? >> You take her You want take her to jail? >> Yeah, she's going to jail. >> Want me to put it? Want me to put it in? I'll keep it, baby. I'll >> There we go. >> Don't fight, sweetie, cuz you make it hard on yourself. I keep it, baby. >> Can you I just have to walk upstairs. >> Okay, we're going to go downstairs, ma'am. >> Yeah, I'm going to go. >> Thank you. evidence cuz you you want you want to enforce it when you want to. >> Thank you. >> You want to enforce when you want to you get illegal. What's black? You get legal. I will go to chat. I don't mind. All right, you're going to lean your chest on this part of the vehicle right there. Spread your feet for me, please. Shoulder width apart. Shoulder width apart, please. Thank you. [music] >> Despite skipping out on 5 months of rent, Milan seemed shocked at the idea of getting arrested. And as officers made preparations to [music] book her, she made a bad situation even worse with her rotten behavior. >> How you doing, ma'am? Hey, >> my partner's going to search you here. Okay. She's just going to trespassing. >> Okay. I'm officer [music] Denver. I have to search you prior to you going to uh jail. >> Is there anything on you at all that I should know about? [music] >> Okay. Do you have any [music] questions about the process right now? >> Okay. Nothing in your pockets, ma'am. Okay. Your necklace is going to be taken off at the at the um police department, but you can keep it [music] right now. They're just going to I'm just letting you know that. >> Can you take the bun? The whatever hair tie she has. >> The hair tie. >> Yeah. Please don't. Please don't. >> Hold on. >> I'm just checking it. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, please. >> What's tying your hair together? >> It's just a scrunchie. >> Do you mind taking that off? >> Oh, it's sticking. >> Please. Please. It's going to be taken off. >> There's nothing on my hair. Do not touch my hair. There's nothing on my hair. Do not touch my hair. >> They're going to check it at the jail. >> They're going to take it. You cannot have it in my car. >> Yes. >> You cannot have it in my car, man. >> So, please listen. We We really don't want to escalate this. I'm asking you to stop moving so [music] they can take the scrunchie out. It's going to be taken out at the jail. >> This is not without this is not with any disrespect. I'm not trying to disrespect you. Okay. Do not touch my hair. I don't have anything. I can't do anything in the car. You have you handcuff my hand. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Thank you. >> Hello. >> Watch your head. >> There you go. >> Watch your feet. Thank you. She just would not leave. They were already adict. >> Okay. >> The officers decided to give her a break of her precious meltdown. But once inside the station, Milan's behavior reignited, making it clear she hadn't learned her lesson. >> Those reading glasses necklace scratching. Scratching. Scratching. >> Yeah. Are you going to see this? >> That's >> I don't have anything in my hair. >> Smart prisoner. That scrunchie is not going in there with her. That's a choken hazard. >> I don't have anything. >> Ma'am, I'm letting you know you're going to get another charger if you don't take that off. >> Okay. You can give me >> Okay. [music] Do me a favor. Face the wall. Please turn around. Face the wall. >> I will not ma'am. >> Hang tight. >> Yes. Move it. Do [music] not. >> It's a choking hazard. >> No, it's not. It's not a choking hazard. How is it a choking hazard? >> Ma'am, just calm. >> Face the wall, please. >> Face the wall. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, you have to calm down. Please stop. >> Listen. Listen. Either way, the county is going to remove it. >> What's the reason they want to move? >> They ma'am, they're not going to they're going to take it off. It's a >> I understand. But it's a choking hazard. [music] You Why would I choke myself? Um, listen. Why would I choke myself? >> We're not saying you. >> It's just the policy. >> Okay, let me let me braid in my hand first. >> Okay, you can take it off. >> No, we're not removing the cuffs. You have to take the scrunchie off. >> Okay, you're going to have to grab that because that can't stay in here. I need to remove this. I can't leave here. >> No, >> you have to grab that. That cannot [music] stay in here. >> That's not >> ma'am. It's not coming out, [snorts] >> man. That item is not going to stay in here. You need to remove it. No. >> The woman was eventually charged with trespassing and resisting with violence. Milan definitely had a few loose screws, but nothing compared to this lunatic [music] who chose to square up to the cops evicting him. >> We need you to get up and move or you're going to come with us. >> Going to go inside the house. >> Oh [ __ ] There's my >> Put your hands down. >> Oh yeah. Lovely. On June the 30th, 2024, police officers with [music] the Lacrosse Police Department were dispatched to a quiet residential neighborhood in Wisconsin after receiving a frantic [music] 911 call from a woman reporting that her brother was having a mental breakdown and damaging property. Upon arrival, the officers found the sister outside the house completely [music] overwhelmed with fear. >> What's going on? Did you call, ma'am? >> Yes, I want him removed from his property. >> Okay. What's going on? >> He is very abusive. He has rearranged my mom's whole house. Okay. >> He cannot stay here. It's my other brother's house. >> Okay. >> And he was just released from jail the other day. >> Okay. >> Cuz he barricaded himself into a motel room. >> Okay. So, what did he do today here? >> He's screaming and hollering. Her central air won't work no more cuz he broke it in there. >> How did he break it? >> It just won't work. >> I know. But did he like Did he like hit it or smash it? >> He should not be here. He's a sex offender. >> Okay. >> And the school's right up this hill. >> Okay. I'll go talk to him. Is he he's out here? >> Yeah, he's out there. >> Okay. Hi, Ed. >> You have a security guard? I do. That's it. >> No. Why not? >> What's going on today? >> Okay. Were you uh yelling and screaming inside at all? >> Hell no. But outside. >> Okay. >> No, he was screaming at me out here. >> Screaming I'm outside. >> Outside. >> Okay. Yeah. Can you shut that off so I can hear? >> I'm outside. >> I see you're outside. Were you yelling at her outside here? >> Screaming at God. You know that. >> Why are you screaming at God? >> What's that? You're in love. Yes. Okay, that's good. Um, unfortunately though, you can't be screaming outside if it's causing a disturbance. And And >> I didn't disturb anybody. >> Well, you disturbed her and that's that's why I'm here. She She called us. >> She's a She didn't call you. >> She did? Yeah. >> This box didn't call you. >> What? >> Dispatch from downtown did not call you. >> I don't know what you're talking about, Ed. >> Can I see those sneaky? >> No, you can't. >> Oh, there's a real police. >> Yep. >> That's a real >> Thank God. >> Yeah. What's he going to do to you? He's not going to do anything to me. >> I don't know. >> So, I don't know why we keep coming back here, Ed. To have >> You come back for no reason. Chase me all over. You arrest me for no reason. >> I'm here because they're claiming you were being disorderly. >> Think they didn't sail me. Who let themselves out of there? I walked. They were right behind me. >> I don't know what you're talking about, Ed. >> What about that room you built? >> I didn't build any rooms. >> You know, for real. >> Are you feeling okay today, Ed? >> Yes, sir. Hi officer. Hey, sheriff. >> We were here yesterday because of you. >> You're not. You're lying. >> You may have forgotten, but I was here yesterday. And >> remember you? >> Yep. I was here. >> Where are you? >> So, we can't continue to keep coming back here because you're >> I don't know why causing disturbances. >> I haven't said, ever have I >> I wasn't here when you said anything, but they're claiming that you were out here yelling and screaming at people, >> right? I don't understand what you're trying to say. You hang out with him for a minute. I'm going to talk to him on the side. Since Edward was not making any sense, the officer decided to step inside the house and talk to the other tenants to figure out what had happened. It didn't surprise the officer when the tenants revealed that Edward had been causing so much trouble that they wanted him evicted. >> Uh, I'll work on getting him out of here. Okay. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. So, Ed, um, according to everybody inside, you can't be here any longer. >> Yep. >> So, do you have you have a place to go? >> Yeah, we do. We can't get there tomorrow. >> Okay. Well, we're going to be here until you're you're leaving cuz you can't be here anymore. So, go ahead and collect your things and you can start heading to wherever you're headed to. >> Still got your room of quality. >> Go ahead. Go ahead and collect your things, Ed. >> I'm getting them right now. I just want a scarf. >> What's that? >> Oh, yeah. Well, she just told me that she wants you to leave. >> She said you >> Well, my name's not Ed. She said, "I want Ed to leave." >> I don't think she said that. >> Do you have anything in the trailer there? >> We're not going to sit here while you smoke a cigar. You need to get up and collect your things and leave the property. sexually harassing me. >> The alternative is going to be to go to jail for disorderly conduct. >> Back to jail again for no charges. >> Oh, disorderly conduct is a possibility. >> I am not called you up. You know what I'm saying? >> Well, I was called here because you were yelling and screaming at your sister creating a disturbance. That's why we were called here. And we're willing to let you leave if you have somewhere else to go without going to jail. But if you're refusing to leave, then you're going to go to jail. I'd rather not do that. So, that decision is yours. But I' I'd like you to make a smart decision and just get up, collect your things, and and go wherever you want to go. I think that sounds pretty reasonable. Unfortunately, you don't have a while. >> I have one thing, but I got to figure out where I'm going to go. >> You said you had a place to go, right? >> Where you don't think about our tennis shoes and you think about where you're going to go. >> I'm trying, but you keep interrupting me. >> Well, you need to move your body. >> Why are you starting to get me? I That's something wrong. You arrested me last time for nothing. >> I didn't I've never arrested you for anything. We need you to leave while we're here. >> Why don't you pack while you think? Why don't you pack them up while you figure out where you're going to go? >> I got to think. >> You can't think and pack at the same time. >> I do have time. >> Well, yeah. We're not We're not going to play games with you. We need you to get up and move or you're going to come with us. >> What? >> Do not get aggressive with us. I ain't I'm just staying be ground by going to the house with my family. >> You're gonna stay outside. >> I don't know where you're going to go. I'm going to house my family. >> They don't want you inside. Open the door. >> Ed, you're not going to go inside the house. >> You're not going to go inside the house. >> A [ __ ] >> You're going to get Stop. >> Stop. says my >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Oh yeah. Lovely. >> What's the matter? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Relax. >> Do it now. >> Oh yeah. I love it. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Put your hands behind your back now. Give me your hands. >> Final for the boys. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Your hands. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back now. >> Give me your hands. >> Put your hands behind your back. [screaming] >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Give me your hands. >> Lord's my brother. >> Put your hands behind your back. Jerry, help me out. >> Do it now. >> Get your hands behind your back. >> Oh my god, you're killing me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What could have ended with a simple warning if Edward had just listened to the officer and left the property quickly spiraled out of control and before long he had racked up several charges in the process. >> Let go. [screaming] Got that one. >> Why can't I SHUT it in my eyes? Help me. Help me. >> Stand up. >> Yeah. You want to steal my face right up there? Stop me. Right for your eyes. Get out of my pocket. >> Look at the probes. >> Let's walk over to the green car there. Passenger side. Want your window down, Ed? We'll get your uh face rinsed off as soon as we get down to the hospital. >> All right, Ed, we're going to get you cleaned up. Okay. >> All right. Take your time, sir. No, I get out. >> Turn your feet out. >> I get out, sir. >> I'm just going to help you so you don't fall over. >> If you don't help me, I can get on a lot easier. >> Okay. >> We all We know how to get up. Oh, that's my shoulder. Not a problem. >> All right. >> Hey, how you doing, dude? >> Hold on. I got you. Get your seat belt. >> Okay. >> I get it. >> Okay. >> Thank you. You in there? Right. >> Right over here on the bench for you. You want me to kneel so you can take these off? >> No. We going to have a seat. >> You sure you don't take these off? >> The the jail staff will come and take those off. >> All right. >> In the end, he was taken to jail and charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and bagel jumping. That man learned his lesson. All right. Just like this squatter who faced off against nononsense cops. >> Technically, you are violating terms of a restraining order by being here right this second. >> That's fine. So I don't have a plan to know where I'm going before I get my stuff. >> No, that's not what happened. >> You don't have a plan for me, do you? >> No, [music] that's I'm not trying to be your problem. Right. >> Correct. >> On September the 4th, 2021, deputies from the Escambia County Sheriff's Office were sent to a quiet neighborhood in Florida after a 911 call reported a squatter refusing to leave despite a court order. When they arrived, their attempts to reason with her were futile, [music] but she was determined to defy the law at any cost. Hey, got >> that paper. I think he gave me the wrong one. very fast. >> Okay. Should be the non written one. >> Yeah, this one. >> Receive a handwritten. >> What's that? >> Why did I receive a handwritten? >> Uh, sometimes the judges do that, but then before they get transposed on the computer. Okay. So, there was So you still have the court date on the 8. Okay. Okay. So, on the 8th of the court date, in the meantime, the [music] is it's going to be a temporary restraining order. Okay. Um, so there is a actions [music] on here listed. No contact among him is one of them. And then can't be within 500 ft of this address. So, how much stuff do you have here? >> Um, well, okay. Right there in the driveway is where his RV was and he moved it so he could go stay somewhere else. [snorts] >> And >> how much stuff do you have here though? Cuz you can't be here for the judge. >> Part of the terms that you guys work out on the ETH is >> I was just told to um >> Mhm. whenever this was delivered. >> So, this is only temporary. Um, >> that's why he took his RV. >> Yeah. >> Until we work this out. >> So, what I'm saying though is this is temporary. Okay. Eviction is permanent. Okay. Up until the court date, these terms are in effect at least until the court date. And part of what the judge says is is the >> not within 500 ft of >> Well, that is my address, too. That doesn't make much sense. What do you mean? >> Like he took his RV so unfortunately I can't give any good input on that but judge says you have to be out of this house. >> Okay. >> That's at least the >> by >> now. >> Yes. When we when >> I mean on the paper where does it say >> when it's ordered it it says done and ordered >> ordered and adjudicated judge is saying you cannot be within here. >> Okay. So I have [music] got to be a certain amount of time >> long enough to get your stuff and go. >> Okay. And that's not a problem. >> Mhm. >> I just want to know you know what time I should be. >> There there's really no time frame. I said it's it's when you get served, you have to get yourself vacate for the temporary >> that exactly. >> Whenever you get served, you have to vacate right away >> because it's you can't be within 500 ft here. >> In a desperate bid to avoid leaving, she repeatedly demanded the officer show her exactly where the judge had stated she needed to vacate immediately, as if trying to prove she could stay despite the court order. >> So once you are, >> what it doesn't have a time, >> correct? So, does that mean 24-hour notice? [clears throat] >> No, it's once once you're served, technically, I mean, and like I said, that I'm not trying to be a dick about it, but technically you are violating terms of arresting or by being here right this second. So, like I said, it's not an issue of getting all your stuff. Just have to get it and go. >> It's unrealistic, though. >> What do you mean? >> It's just Is this >> Unfortunately, that's the terms of of temporary or permanent restraining order or in this case the injunction for against stalking. >> So, how much stuff do you have here that you need to get out? >> Um, it'll probably take me 3 hours to get out. >> Okay. If it can't be that long. So, I like >> I'll try to shorten the time, but I need to make some phone calls cuz I'm not just going to get in my car and start driving to nowhere. Well, in the meantime, we went inside, grabbed some things, and you have to get out. >> No problem. I need to make a couple phone calls first. >> Okay. Well, I need we need to pack up a few things and make the phone calls in the process. Do let's sounds great and good. I'm going to do that. Um, but I'm going to sit down and make a couple phone calls first. I don't have that much stuff. >> Well, how much stuff do you have? >> Um, >> I'm trying to work with you here of of to try and get all your stuff out so you don't have to deal with anything later on, >> right? Um, same. So, I mean, honestly, if I was I don't really have much more than like some clothes and a couple dressers, you know? >> Here, let's let's step inside and work on that. >> I'm going to step outside and make a phone call so I know where I'm going. But >> let's step inside and pack your stuff. Otherwise, we don't have to give you the chance to get all your stuff out. I'm I'm trying to work with you here. So, if you want to make a phone call, I'm I'm fine with that. Let's go inside and make a phone call. >> File an eviction. >> It doesn't matter, though. He can still file an eviction. In the meantime, the judge has ordered you out of this house. >> Okay. >> So, there's, like I said, two options. We can come in here. >> Calling somebody first. >> Okay. Then you're not going to go back inside. One of the two. >> No. I'm I'm not trying to be a jerk about it. >> I don't think you can prevent me from getting my stuff or making a plan to have somewhere. >> You're you're standing here debating it with me as a problem. I'm telling you to go inside, pack your bag while you make a phone call >> to to call somebody, make a plan, and then it tell it doesn't matter about your plan. You have to get your stuff and get out of the house. >> That's fine. >> So, I have a plan to know where I'm going before I get my stuff. >> No, that's not what happens. That doesn't that sounds that doesn't sound very that doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Like no. Uhuh. >> The judge says you have to be out of the house. So you got to get yourself out of the house now or not. >> Despite the officer's attempts to sympathize with her, she grew even more defiant. Completely unaware that her behavior was only pushing her deeper [music] into trouble and worsening her situation. >> I'm not going to sit here and be ignored. So is that what you want to do? >> Cuz the other option is going to jail >> for making a point. Yes, if that's what you want to call it. Yes. Well, you use whatever word you want or word whatever way you want or use whatever phrase you want. I don't care. You're not getting out of the house. So, get yourself and get out of the house or you go to jail. That's the two simple explanations to it. This is a serve DVI assigned by the judge. Okay. You have to be out of this house. He says >> that's fine. >> So, we can go inside and get your stuff and get out or you can go to jail. I'm not going to sit here and stand there and debate this with you at your door. So, are we going to go to jail or you get your stuff and get out? >> I'm looking some things up. >> Okay. I'm not here for you to look things up. >> I know you're not, but I feel like >> this this isn't definite. So, >> correct. It's a temporary order until your court date. So, you have to be out until your court date. So, you can look up all you want. That's fine. But I'm not going to sit here and debate this with you in the doorway. >> Debate whether or not you know where I'm going. You don't have a plan for me, do you? >> No. That's And I'm not trying to be addict. >> That's your problem. Right. >> Correct. So, the judge says you have to be out of this house. You have to be out of this house. >> Okay. >> But we're not getting out of the house. So, like I said, we're not I'm not going to sit here all day and do this. Time to cook. >> Do you have resources? >> For what? >> Should I sleep on the street? >> I just want to know where I should go. >> I don't care where you go. All I'm doing is telling you. >> That's not my problem, though. The judge says you have to be out of this house. I'm here to tell you you have to be out of this house. I'm trying to work with you on it and trying to get you to get your stuff. If you don't want to get your stuff, that's fine. But you are going to leave this house. >> That's fine. But I'm going to make it first. >> No. >> Please. Please. No. You ain't got enough. >> Yes, I'm still here. Mon, >> don't put your hands on me. >> At this point, the officer had grown tired of repeatedly urging her to gather her belongings and vacate the property, leaving no choice but to escalate the situation even further. Got a pis. Hey, you okay? >> Are you okay? Do you need any medical attention or anything? The deputy that you've been dealing with called me over here. I'm his supervisor or something. >> What you mean? Like after he tased me? >> Mhm. >> Yeah. I mean, >> I just want to make a plan for somewhere to go. >> Okay. >> So, what? Tell me what happened. >> He served Okay. The day before yesterday, I got served with a court filing. >> Okay. >> For a basically a court hearing. >> Uhhuh. >> For um my roommate has filed stalking on me for anyways. Well, today this officer come knocked on the door at the same time with my roommate. >> Okay. >> But and told me that the judge ordered a temporary injunction. >> Okay. >> And that I needed to leave right away. >> Okay. >> So, I told him, "Okay, well, I need to make some plans, some arrangements." >> Okay. you know. Um, and basically he was like, "No, you can't make any arrangements. You just have to get your stuff and get out." >> Who is she to you? >> Just a good a friend that I helped out a long time ago. Um, anyhow, just someone I helped out through the knowing her and then she didn't want to pay rent and all the other stuff. So I started talking about evicting her, getting rid of her, and she just got later. >> Okay. >> You know, so I got on my phone to try to, you know, attempt to make some arrangements first, >> right? >> And he ended up just went from bad to >> Did you tell him you weren't going to be leaving right now? >> I just said I wanted to make a plan first. >> Okay. And so why didn't >> and I asked him if he had any resources like >> right >> make a place to go. >> Okay. All right. Well, I guess he he was under the impression that you said something about you weren't going to be leaving today or at least right now. And he said, "Yeah, you are. You you need to get your stuff." and you argued it for 10 or 15 minutes and then I guess you is that when you got on your phone. >> Um well while we were talking about it. Yeah. >> Okay. And then what happened after you got on your phone? >> He pushed his way in. >> Okay. And tell me tell me the story of what happened from there. >> I mean he pushed his way in. I mean, and tried to arrest me. >> Okay. And what happened? What did you do? I mean, did you turn around and let him put handcuffs on or >> I asked him not to. >> As it turned out, this wasn't her first runin with the law. She had already been arrested for battery in the past, hinting at a troubling pattern in her behavior. >> She's getting charged with this guy. uh the violation of the order because that's that's the whole reason we got into this because she wouldn't get out and uh resisting officer. So just two uh misdemeanor. >> She's got a felony hanging over right now for assault and battery on her stepdad. >> Yeah. Well, they may revoke her bond for that then. So >> like I said, Steve uh uh Robert's a good friend of mine and he already told me says, you know, she's got such a past criminal record >> that if she does anything Yeah, I got you. Okay. >> I have no idea. I mean, she'll have a bond. I don't know if they're going to revoke her other one, but they're She'll have a bond for this. You got any questions? >> Can I still make a plan for somewhere to go? >> No, you're going to go to jail now. >> Why? >> Cuz you fought with the deputy. >> So, >> how so? >> What do you mean how so? I mean, how >> you you didn't do what he told you by gathering up your stuff and getting out of the house. So, you're violating the injunction. And then when he came in and told you you're under arrest, you didn't go quietly and peacefully. You fought back. So, you get charged with violating the domestic violence injunction and resisting an officer >> that I just received. >> Mhm. Cuz that injunction says you have to vacate the house right now. And by not doing it, you're violating that injunction. >> I wasn't even given the opportunity. The >> same one that showed up to give it to me is the one arresting me. >> Yeah, because you weren't going to get your stuff. >> I don't have a problem getting my stuff. >> But you didn't do it. You argued for a while and then you made a phone call. >> I just had questions. >> Okay. Well, you didn't need to ask questions. You needed to get your stuff. That's what he told you. Get your stuff and then you can ask questions after you do that. But you wanted to argue and make phone calls and that's that's why it was a problem. >> I need to know where I'm, you know, make a plan on where I'm going whenever I pull out of here with my stuff. >> Okay. All right. Um, >> I'm going to go take care of this and then we'll head over to the jail >> and we'll have some we'll have a crime scene person take some pictures of the taser marks. >> Okay. >> All right. Hang on a bit.