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out. >> Okay, that's okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. [snorts] >> No, please don't do it to me. >> Let's go outside. Please, please don't do it to me. >> Hey, Loretta. Loretta, she's not doing nothing to you. We're just talking. Okay. Was it? [snorts] >> Okay. Did you snort it? Smoke it? >> I snorted it. >> Snort it. Okay. >> To me, please stop. >> Your word, man. On May the 11th, 2021, officers were dispatched to a residence following a report about a woman acting weirdly after taking her. The officers arrived at the residence and were met by Loretta's son, who explained the situation and the state at which his mother was. >> Hey, bud. How are you? >> If it ain't, where you been? >> Same old. Same old. How you been? >> Better nights. What's going on? So, her mom's been clinically claimed as a psychotic, like she needs to take and stuff like that. >> And when she doesn't, she gets really, really bad. >> Okay. >> So, it's it was it was a nightmare. And I felt like she was building a house in there last night. >> Really? >> Oh, man. She didn't even know she was on the toilet when we woke up. >> Okay. All right. Um, >> I hid my pistol and everything like that. So that way if we did have to go to work, she in there now. >> Yeah. I don't know how she's going to react to seeing you. >> All right. I'll go talk to her and see. So hopefully hopefully everything goes good. >> Okay. Hi, Loretta. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> All right. >> All right. >> You having a bad day? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm all right. >> Okay. Stressed out. >> I'm really stressed out. >> Okay. That's okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. [snorts] So, what's stressing you out? >> I just bad bad nerves lately. Life in general. You know what I'm saying? >> Mhm. Yeah. >> I I [snorts] have anxiety really bad and stuff like >> You have what? >> Anxiety. >> Anxiety. Okay. >> Last couple days been really bad and stuff. >> Okay. All right. So, you taking any for it? >> Yeah. Yeah. I just took my legs and I I threw back and stuff like that. >> Okay. All right. >> Yeah. We have to >> Well, are you having any like you getting any chest pains with that or anything? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm stressed out. >> All right. Let me ask you this. Besides being stressed out, which is okay. That's understandable. I I got anxiety, too. I was like, you don't have any like thoughts or anything like that? >> No. No. >> Okay. So, you don't want to hurt yourself? You're just having a [snorts] bad day? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you >> I I kind of have a middle, you know, I mean, but I'm all right. I took my medicine from you. >> Okay. >> I'm [music] really stressed out. >> Okay. >> But >> do do let me ask you, have you taken any other kind of recreational? >> No. >> Did kind of help with it? >> No. [snorts] >> Okay. All right. >> No. Okay. >> All right. >> My word. I [snorts] I just need to be peace quiet. You know what I mean? >> Okay. All right. >> Oh my gosh. >> Um, do you want you want me just have the squad to come check you out? Make sure your heart and all that's good. >> No. No. I'm okay. Okay. >> I just I just needed a little bunch of my medicine. I just needed a little piece of quiet. You know what I mean? I really >> Okay. All right. The officers carefully observed her unstable [music] reaction, suspecting that Loretta had ingested more than her prescribed. Minutes later, the officers confirmed their suspicions when she began to hallucinate, revealing she had indeed taken far [music] more than she was prescribed. >> Well, how about how about we go outside and get some fresh air and and talk? All right. and and then I'll get out of your hair here in a second. Okay. >> You can't get me, are you? >> No, I'm not taking you. I mean, I have no reason to take you. I just get outside, get some fresh air. The main reason is cigarette smoke kind of bothers me. So, if we're outside, it kind of makes me feel a little better. >> So, you all right? Bad knee. >> Yeah. I had two hip replacements. >> Oh, >> yeah. Both of them. And now >> Okay. Don't do it to me. >> Huh? >> Please do it to me. >> They're not doing nothing to you. >> We're just going to go We're going to go outside and get some fresh air. So, >> please don't do it to me. >> Let's go outside. Please. Please don't do it to me. >> Hey, Loretta. Loretta, she's not doing nothing to you. We're just talking. Okay. >> You said you're You said you don't want to hurt yourself. >> You said you bedroom. >> Huh? >> Why can't we talk in the bedroom? >> Because I don't like cigarette smoke. >> I'll put it out. >> Okay. Please. >> All right. I'm sorry everything's right here. Okay. >> I had hit you place and I and I had a bad night back and stuff. >> Okay. >> Well, do me a favor. Put that out so I don't have to smell it. >> My gosh, [snorts] I'm nerv. Well, I was going to let you smoke it if you would have went outside. I didn't care if you smoked it. I just don't want to be stuck in the house breathing it. [laughter] >> Yeah. >> Let me Hey, [snorts] Loretta. >> Yeah. >> I'm not trying to tell you business, okay? But listen, I've been doing this for 21 years, okay? All right. [snorts] >> I I believe you probably taking something on top of your prescribed [snorts] medic. And listen, listen to me. I'm not here to to bust you forward or anything like that, >> but I got here. >> Okay. But >> it it will explain why you're acting the way you are. Okay. >> The officers then decide to ask her about it and she initially hesitated but later cooperated. >> I know I had today. I mean, I have this week, but not today. Okay. I did this week and I usually don't like I never quit doing it. >> I understand. Okay. Listen. Listen. I'm assuming it was anymore. >> Listen to me. Was it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you snort it? Smoke it? >> I snorted it. >> Snort it. Okay. All right. Listen. How long ago was it? >> It was 3 days ago. >> Okay. Well, see that that has a long lingering effect. That explains why you're fidgety. You can't sit still. Your anxiety is through the roof. It creates all that. Okay. >> I got a lot going on. I've been saying my mom and dad. My >> I understand. I'm not I'm not questioning you have a lot going on. I'm just trying to get down to the bottom of why you're behaving the way you are. Okay. >> Well, in case you were like, "I'm I'm I'm all right. I told her I took my medicine. I just want to lay sleep." >> Okay. >> But you got to understand their concern like you you they've [snorts] probably seen this before. You you have a history of it and you know, you've relapsed and it happens. All right? It's not the end of the world. All right. My only concern is that you don't want to hurt yourself. You don't want to hurt anyone [snorts] else. Yeah. >> Okay. Um, >> this a long story. >> Okay, >> I'm sorry. >> I Loretta, I'd [snorts] be more than happy if you if you want to go to the hospital and get checked. We can make that arrangement. You're not you're you. You're not going [snorts] to go to jail. You're not in any trouble. I just want to make sure I get the right help for you. Okay. >> And if you're having adverse effects from using, they can help with that. Okay. They can help calm you and take care of you. >> All right. [snorts] >> Yeah. >> Um, is that something you'd want to >> No, I'm all right. I'll be all right. I've learned the prayer upset me worse because when she, you know, got upset and cried. >> Well, you got you got to understand that this upsets them, you know, that's your daughter, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, [snorts] it's it's hard to see their mom like this and and you know >> you [laughter] know all cats I need them to sleep. [crying] >> Okay. >> Okay. I just been really really stressed out the last couple days. >> Okay. All right. >> Let me ask is is that the >> Yeah. >> straw? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You don't have any more? Okay. >> You said you just snorted it. >> Yeah. >> You said it was about 2 3 days ago. >> Yep. >> All right. >> Seeing that she was [music] being honest and cooperative, the officers felt that she wasn't going to be a problem and instead they attempted to [music] help her. >> How long had you been clean before that? >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. [sighs] >> And then just things stressors just made you go back. >> Well, only had that really problem. I only had like one little night or so. >> Okay. >> Well, I mean the the purity of it can affect you differently. >> I'm all right. Teach this morning thought maybe something was wrong with me. You know what I mean? But but it wasn't. I mean I was in the bathroom toilet but it was she came in there and I put something on to it and she got she got upset and >> I told her I'm fine. kind of took my medicine, but I'm taking my disposure sometimes. [music] >> You know, I get a little uh you knowing cuz I got acute psychosis and stuff. >> So, and sometimes I forget to take my medicine and it acts up, you know, you know what I mean? Like my head gets and stuff, [music] >> but I took my medicine last night. I took my medicine this morning. >> So, and I just when we got into it, I was crying. I got my nerves. >> Mhm. >> Works out. >> [snorts] >> No, Lord. >> Rob. >> Okay. Well, >> I'm fine. [snorts] >> All right. >> So, I'm going to have you walk outside me so I can get rid of this and then we're and [snorts] I'm going to decide what I'm going to do with this. Okay. You You may you may get a ticket, you may not. All right. I appreciate [snorts] your cooperation. I'm going to take that in consideration. All right. You don't have to get in the car. You just what I want you to do is just stand in front of it and for me. Okay. So, I need to make sure I get this secured. [snorts] Okay. Come on. >> Just ridiculous. >> You can leave those in here. >> You're not good. >> I sure think. >> I don't know. No, you're not going to. >> They're not going to I'm not going to take you to jail for a straw. My hair. >> Let's just go out. Let's go outside so I can get this secured. >> Just when they thought she was being honest and cooperative, Loretta decided to surprise them by throwing a tantrum. Loretta, let's go this way. Come on. >> Please don't. >> We're only going outside. Don't make this worse. Please don't face me. Please go to me. >> Please don't wor. >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Stand up for me. >> Please. >> Come on. Can I have my cigars? Oh god. >> Well, you could have until you did this. >> Please. Oh god. Me. Please. I can't be touching you. >> Come on. >> I love you. We're so >> stand up and walk. >> There. Come on. I hope >> God [snorts] keeping it to me. I hope I'm >> Come on. Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. >> Katie, you know that one female 21 please. >> No, not now. >> Pray, please. >> No. >> Please, please. I had a baggie, man. >> Negative. >> Well, you can't now. >> Thank you, man. Just my nerves bad. >> Can't now. >> Pretty please. I beg you. I beg you. Please. Please. Can I feel pain? That's mine. >> I like your dog. Got another straw in your pocket? >> I don't think so. >> You get gloves on. >> Just stop. Stop. I'll get it. >> My nerd's bad. I remember one cigarette, please. >> No. I was going to, but you wouldn't act silly. >> Please. Oh my god. I'm being with you about everything. >> Have a seat in there. Following her arrest, the officers briefed her relatives on the situation. The family revealed that she had been diagnosed with a psychotic disorder and disclosed some shocking details about the habits that took the officers by surprise. Confronted with this information, Loretta, still heavily under the influence, confirmed the allegation. >> Hey, Loretta. >> Yeah. >> So, are are you snoring your prescribing? >> Sometimes. >> Sometimes. Okay. And then you use the one straw that was on the plate to uh >> Mia, >> I'm going to read this to you real quick and then you ever been read your rights before? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you have the right to remain silent. You understand that? >> Yeah. >> So, the straw that was on the plate that I seen in [snorts] the room was the one that you snorted with. >> No. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Just be I feel it. >> You snorted the >> Yeah. >> Okay. What What did you use to snort the with >> a straw? >> A straw? >> Yeah. >> Right. [snorts] What one of these? >> Where were those at? >> You had three white ones and two black ones. >> Where were they at? >> Huh? >> Where were those at? >> In your bag. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> Oh, they just been extra 30 in my bag for a while. >> Where were you at? Where were you at when you did the >> um I'd rather not say. >> You'd rather not say? >> Yeah. Okay. Well, let me ask you. Were you here or was it prior to getting here? >> No, prior to getting here. >> Prior to getting here. Okay. >> How many was like a day? It was like a day or two before coming here. >> Okay. So, I mean, do you typically always snort your >> Okay. Did you snort any today? >> No. >> All right. >> No, those are I forgot all about those. I was on I thought me up or something. I like what can you do that? >> All right, watch your knee there. >> In the end, [music] Loretta was charged with resisting arrest and possession of paraphernalia. Moving on to another woke lady who gave all the excuses possible [music] to elude a DUI arrest. >> Is Perry the most? >> Well, I'm non-binary. So, but I just want you to know that I also have very bad social anxiety. >> You and me both. you're being a white man and >> don't I followed all of your like an indigenous person like you guys. >> On the 18th of June 2023, a police officer pulled over a driver for driving on the wrong side of the road. When the officer spoke to the driver, she was clearly intoxicated. This was just the start of a chaotic situation. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Why are you driving in the wrong way of traffic? >> No, I just got changed around. I just moved here like two months ago and I just got changed around. >> Okay. Do you understand what's going on though? You're going into oncoming traffic. >> I know. And I just decided that it was better just to turn around really [ __ ] quick. >> Okay. >> But I'm sorry. >> Do you live here or are you just trying to >> I just moved here? >> No. But do you live here in like this apartment complex? >> Oh, no. I didn't. But >> so you were just like, "Hey, I'm going to I'm going to turn around by coming in here." >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. Uh this is your car? Yes. >> I'll get your insurance, too. >> Not my car, but it's my mom's cuz my car got kind of up. >> I'm so sorry. >> What happened to your car? >> It's with my dad. Like, >> no, but you said it got messed up. >> Yeah, like it has a bad oil change and stuff. So, >> Okay. Is it insured? >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. Can I just have you step out? We'll go look it up on my computer and I'll get you out of here. >> Okay. The driver decided to make things even more complicated by coming up with numerous excuses to avoid being arrested. Gender included. >> All right. I just have like really bad social anxiety and boyfriend. >> Just a heads up. I don't want to be out here any longer than you do. We walk back to my car. I look it up on the computer and I get you out of here. >> Okay. >> Okay. Go ahead. Step out for me. >> Wait. What are you looking for? >> Your insurance registration. I'm going to check your driver's license status. I'm going to do all that. Just go ahead and step out for me, ma'am. >> Okay. But >> do you have any weapons on you? Anything I need to know about? >> No, but that's the thing is like I don't want to step out whenever you're asking for stuff. >> Okay. Well, we're past that. Just go ahead and step out. I'll walk you back to my patrol car and then I'll talk to you back there. >> Okay. >> Sorry. Just like as an indigenous person. [snorts] >> Right back here, please. Miss Perry, am I >> Well, I'm non-binary, so >> Okay. What do you go by, >> Kai? >> How can I refer to you tonight, Kai? >> Okay. Hey, I'm smelling alcohol. >> I know. >> How much have you consumed tonight? >> Like probably three drinks. >> Three drinks. Okay. Judging by driving wrong way on that street. >> I know. That's the other thing that >> Well, hang on. Don't cut me off. Judging by how you're driving, the smell, I need to run you through some tests right now. Okay. That's why I have you out of the car once I >> That's the thing that I asked about before. I said, "Okay, so you're just giving me for my registration." And he said, "Yes." Yep. >> And now you're running me for [snorts] other stuff. >> Yeah. I'm going to run you through some tests to make sure you're safe to drive. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to turn off these blinking lights that way they're not affecting your eyes as I go through your your test tonight. >> Finally, she agreed to take the field sobriety test. Eventually, the officer would find out just how intoxicated the driver really was. You said you had three drinks. What kind of drinks would those be? >> Rum and a cider. >> Okay. Are we talking like a mixed drink? Are we talking? What are we talking about? >> Well, rum is going to be mixed drink. Cider is just a cider. >> Okay, perfect. Stand facing me, please. >> But I just want you to know that I also have very bad social anxiety. >> You and me both. >> Okay. >> Okay. [snorts] Stand with your feet together, toes touching, arms by your side, just like I am. Hands outside of your pockets, please. [snorts] I'm gonna have you take those glasses off. You can fold them up. Put them in one of your pockets. Perfect. I'm gonna be going back and forth with my finger. I don't want you to move your head throughout this test. I just want you to focus on the tip of my finger. Only moving your eyes. You obviously have glasses, so there's no contacts in your eyes right now. Correct. Any recent head trauma, traumatic brain injuries? Anything I need to know about? >> Uh, mental. Yes. >> Any recent head trauma, though? You haven't hit your head in like the last month or so? You have? Okay. What' the doc say? >> That I had a little concussion. >> Okay, so concussions heal. Any longl lasting effects? >> Sure. I don't know. >> I'm asking you. >> I know. >> Is there anything that would prevent you from driving that car? Okay. Focus on my finger, please. >> I am. You're just like trying to intimidate me. >> I don't know how I'm trying to do that. This is the test. I need you to take your glasses off. Okay. Focus [snorts] on my finger. post my finger, please. >> I am, but you're >> This is just how the test goes. >> I know, but you're exaggerating it more than it needs to be right now. >> This is just the test. Okay. >> When you stop and look at me, I have to redo a certain portion of the test, >> okay? >> So, just focus on my finger. >> Well, as you know, as an indigenous person and there's a bunch of going around, [snorts] I'm sorry, but it's just for me to be on my toes. I get you. Will you go back to that position I had you in? Standing with your feet together, arms by your side. >> Despite being tested for a wrongdoing, she still managed to divert attention to her pronouns and mental health. This was a huge mistake. >> Can you remember that I told you that [snorts] I'm non-binary? >> Yeah, I'll try my hardest. Okay. It's not something I deal with every day, so I I'll have the mistake of the habit. Right. >> Thanks. >> So, I'll refer to you as Kai. Right. >> Yes. >> Perfect. I want you to to imagine about a 4-inch wide line. Okay? That 4-inch wide line is just going to go from your right foot completely straight to the back of your car. >> Can you picture that 4inch wide line? Can you picture it? Just a straight 4in wide line. >> Yes. >> Perfect. Hang on. >> Do you want >> I'm going to go over some instructions before you do anything. Okay. I need to know if you have any injuries or anything that would prevent you from doing a standard walk or a turn tonight. >> Mental health. Um >> any physical injuries? mentally. Yeah. But no, >> nothing that would prevent you from just walking and turning. I saw you exit the vehicle. You walked over here just fine. No complaints of injuries. >> No, I'm just saying PTSD, depression, anxiety. >> I get you. >> What else you want? >> Well, unfortunately, I'm just asking about physical. >> I know. I know you are. >> So, I want you to go ahead and put your left foot on that 4-in wide line just like I'm doing. Now with your right foot, place it in front of your left in a heel to toe touching manner with your arms by your side just like this. Ma'am, >> can you not call me ma'am, please? >> I'm trying my hardest. >> Okay. Well, >> okay. >> It means a lot to me. >> I'm trying my hardest. >> I don't feel like a man, so. [snorts] >> Okay. >> It's kind of triggering. >> Right foot in front of your left. Nope. Go back. I'm going to place you in a position. Right foot in front of your left. Heel to toe touching just like I'm doing. Right foot in front of your left. Heel to toe touching just like I am. >> I'm sorry if it's a whole man thing. Just like >> I apologize. Let's see if we can move forward from it. Arms by your side. Heel to toe touching just like I am. >> Hold on. I need you to get to this position just like I am. >> Right foot in front of your left. Heel to toe touching. Arms by your side. Arms by your side. This is the starting position for the test. Oh, >> that's what I'm doing. >> You were in it. This is the starting position for the test. I don't want you to move or start the test until I tell you to do so. >> The driver continued to test the cop's patience with all her excuses. Unfortunately, she wouldn't be given any special treatment. >> Do you understand what I want you to do? Do you have any questions? >> No, I'm just really anxious. >> Okay. You have zero questions? No, but I just want to tell you that I suffer from really bad anxiety, especially with generational trauma and PTSD around white people and cops. Like it's just it's just like a whole new thing. >> Hang on then. I'm asking if you have any questions before I instruct you to start. >> 7 8 9 10. Switch around. One, two. All right, I'm going to bring you back to the first first position I had you in. Right in front of me, facing me. [snorts] Facing me. This next test, I'm going to ask you to lift a leg of your choice off the ground. It's going to be about 6 in off the ground. It's going to be parallel with the ground. You'll keep your arms by your side. You're going to focus on the tip of your toe counting in 10,00 1,002 1003. Your foot and leg will be straight the entire time. Parallel with the ground. Leg completely straight. >> Mhm. >> Do you have any questions? >> 100,00 Go back to the starting position. >> Four. >> Go back to the starting position. >> Six. >> You didn't listen to what I said, did you? >> You didn't listen to what I said, man. >> I know. >> I said when I instruct >> Moving you. Well, I said when I instruct you to start. >> I know. And right now I just feel harassed. So >> I said when I instruct you to start. >> Can you just count now? >> You're going to continue to count being harassed >> until I tell you to stop. >> Okay, go ahead. >> Go ahead and be good. >> She was ultimately arrested for causing trouble. But the drama didn't stop there. >> Pick up where you left off, ma'am. I didn't instruct you to stop yet. >> You said until 6 and 2010. >> It's not what I said. Okay. [snorts] >> All right. You go ahead and stop. I'm going to speak with you right over here. Okay. >> No. >> Yes, ma'am. Go ahead and place your hands behind your back. >> Don't. Dude, don't make it hard. Please. >> Don't make it hard. >> No. You're >> You're going to get a resistance, >> dude. I >> You're going to get a resistance. >> I don't >> Don't resist. >> Don't >> listen to me. Don't resist. >> Don't. You're being a white man and >> don't. I followed all of your [ __ ] Like, >> don't resist. >> No. Yeah, I b all the [ __ ] >> Don't resist. >> I [ __ ] into your [ __ ] >> Don't resist. >> Hey, give us your hand. >> I know it. as an indigenous person. Like, [ __ ] you guys. >> So, you're going to be placed under arrest for driving under the influence tonight, man. >> What do you have in your mouth? Nothing. Ew. >> What do you have in your mouth? [snorts] >> Nothing. You guys are just scaring me. >> Lift your tongue. Lift your tongue for me. >> You guys are scaring me. >> There's nothing to be afraid of. >> Yes, there is. It's called generational trauma. >> Okay. Walk around my my vehicle. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Have a seat. >> No. >> Have a seat. >> I mean, I will, but like [clears throat] Can I just say this and be [ __ ] about somebody who suffers from generational trauma of PTSD and depression and tendencies? >> Yeah. Can you go run? >> Do you want me to put an end for you so you don't feel [ __ ] guilty? >> I have this guy for that douchebag. The woman seemed to believe she was above getting arrested because of her status. And she was about to receive a harsh reality check. >> I see you're shaking too cuz your anxiety is bad just as mine. Trying to play people with mental health problems or No. >> Do you now agree to be tested? >> I'm just asking if it also implies people >> applies to anyone and everyone that's arrested for driving under the influence. >> Mhm. So, do you not agree to be tested? >> I don't know. I'm just >> It's a yes or no, ma'am. I'm asking for two breath samples. >> No. Can you >> The what? >> Read back the last two paragraphs cuz I am severely depressed. So, >> so I'm requesting you submit to a breath test. If you choose, you can request an additional chemical test. That will be paid for by us, the law enforcement agency. I'll give you a reasonable opportunity to arrange for that to happen tonight. Um, if you refuse, like I said, I cannot [snorts] force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you'll lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege for one year. >> Okay. So if I get a lawyer that does that also. >> So your right to speak to an attorney or remain silent does not apply to the requirement of the New Mexico law that you take a breath test. >> There you go. >> So do you agree to take our test? >> No. I want a lawyer. Okay. Well, where the is that other white ass mother filling me up? >> I would like my wallet, please. >> Okay. Next up is the case of Santana, an outofcrol Karen who is determined to dodge accountability no matter the cost. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> She made me stri. Let go. >> Let go. >> LET GO. >> HEY, do you have leg shack move? >> STOP. >> Stop biting the out of me. Stop. She's biting the out of me. >> You guys are going to die so soon. [ __ ] you in here, too. On the 20th of May 2024, New Mexico officers were called to a scene about a woman causing [music] a disturbance on the road. But what they walked into was far more than they bargained for, and it was only about to escalate. >> I have witnesses. >> I have witnesses. >> I have witnesses. >> Relax. Take a deep breath. >> Leave your shirt on. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> She made me strip. Stop. >> AS LONG AS I STRIP, SHE'LL TAKE ME HOME. That's what she took me. >> Stop. >> I want to go home, officer. >> Okay. Stop. >> So, as long as I dress, I'll go home. >> Stop. >> As long as I dress, I'll go home. >> Listen to me. I want to put your shirt on. Okay. >> I WANT TO GO HOME. >> Let me put your shirt on. We'll talk. >> Can I call my dad? >> Relax. >> Can I call my dad? >> Or my mama? Cuz these two [ __ ] don't care. >> Take me home, Sarah. >> Yes. Just go that way, PLEASE. >> AM I YOUR DAUGHTER? YES OR NO? MY SON. >> Am I your daughter? Yes or no? >> I love you. YES. >> OKAY. I'M HER DAUGHTER. >> SIT DOWN. I'LL SIT DOWN. OKAY. >> SARAH, save me. Sarah, I'm your daughter. I want to go home with you. >> Any of you guys have a blanket or something or anything? Sarah, I was trying to get that shirt on. >> I want to go home. >> Trying to get your shirt on. Come here. >> Just get me a shirt. >> Get me a shirt, Sarah. >> There. Put your shirt on. >> I know I can. >> There. >> Sarah, get me a shirt, Sarah. Let's get your me. Get me your shirt so I go to jail. >> I wasn't driving or nothing. >> Pick me up. >> She's She's not even trying. >> I'm not. Pick me up, guys. LET'S SEE HOW STRONG YOU GUYS are really are. Wait, Sarah, if you care, pick me up now and we're okay. >> Walk towards me and we're okay. >> Park in a manner with >> my parents will be here in 2 minutes. Don't touch me, please. >> I won't I don't want I just don't want you to get up. Okay. >> Okay. I have a disorder. >> Just don't get up. >> I won't get up. I need to be away from people in order to breathe. That's my disorder. You know, my my girlfriend knows that, too. I seem to be awake for like six seconds. That's it. >> 6 seconds. >> I don't want you to fall back and hit your head. So, >> I won't fall back. >> You are. You're throwing yourself back. You're going to hit your head on the curb. I don't want to bet. >> Stop. >> Let go. I was on a bet. >> Stop. >> Let go. >> LET GO. >> LET GO. SEE, I'm holding myself. I'm holding myself. You're holding me. You got it. You got it. You got it. >> Man, got me. Kindly. >> The officers thought that they'd seen the worst, but Santana was about to take things to a whole new level. [music] A new shocking level. >> You accomplish your job. >> Hey, do you have leg shackles? >> Let me go. We're not going to anything. >> You are not going to spit on someone. >> I won't spit as long as you let ME GO. CAMERA have everything. You guys are going to grab your shackles. [crying] >> You guys are going to get sued so hard. My mom's underwe, >> stop it, stop it. Stop it. Stop it. >> I don't stop until you stop. Hey, stop. >> Stop biting the out of me. >> Stop it. She's biting the me. >> Open that mouth. >> Stop. >> You stop it. >> Get those shackles on her now. >> The shackles already on. >> Shackles are already on. >> Okay. >> Hold that arm. Hold that arm. Hold that arm. Patroller. Let's jump over. [screaming] Get her. Get her arms. Yeah. Bend. There. There. Here. Now bring it up. >> There. >> Let me see. Let me see. Let me see. There you go. There go. She bit my pinky. [clears throat] >> Oh, mother. >> You guys are asking me to leave you. No, she had an officer's u hand in her mouth. So he was trying to push her head from his cuz she bit his >> He's got a big old gash in his pinky now from her mouth. >> The officer that's over there. >> Yeah, she had him his whole [music] half of his hand in her mouth. >> His injury. >> Yeah, I would like to see his injury because I saw her head going back. >> Yeah. Well, he's got a big gash. >> Yeah, I want to see it. Well, it'll be an evidence cuz I'm sure she's going to get a charge for that. >> He's not going to act like that for >> Well, no, I know. But that way I know with her parents and like that, too, because I >> Myers, >> I [music] know what I do and I thought, >> well, you can do whatever you want to do with your video, >> but this officer got bit and that's not okay. Ready? And I get by my finger. Careful. >> You are going to go get a tennis shot, right? Yeah. So that's bad. That's a felony. >> So when somebody puts their mouth around us, Yeah. we're going to [music] do what we have to do. >> Buyers, >> go to the hospital. >> Hey, just go go to the hospital. Get yourself checked out. Okay, we got this. >> Go get yourself checked out. >> Santana's refusal [music] to calm down pushed the officers to their limits, setting the stage for a hospital visit that only escalated her chaos. >> So she's too combative to put the hanger. We need to take her to the hospital. So bring your unit right here. >> She's good. She's not I got my knee on. >> We need to go anywhere. I want to be a lawyer. I'm going to be a lawyer. >> We're going to have to pick her up though. Probably >> stay with me. Please come to me. Sarah, if you let me. Sarah. Come towards me. >> You won't. You. >> Okay. So, we're going to roll her to her side. This side here. Roll her. Okay. Sit up. What's her name? Santana. You're going to have to just sit up, Santana. Okay. >> I'm too drunk. I can't. So, you don't have to do it. >> SARAH. SARAH, HELP. >> SARAH. SARAH. [screaming] >> Watch your face. Watch your mouth. Watch your mouth. Watch your mouth. Watch your mouth. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. Watch your mouth. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Go right to the hospital. >> Gotcha. Hey, first off at the hospital. >> Okay, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. [screaming] Hold on. Hold on. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. OH MY GOD, THAT HURTS so bad. Hold up. I said, could you hold her? >> Just go to this. >> Oh my god. >> Hold on. >> Okay. Take me to the wheelchair right away. >> I know, right? >> I need an emergency before. No. >> Santana, you guys are going to die so soon. [ __ ] you and your children's good >> in there. >> Oh, let's go to trouble. >> COOL. I'M COOLING DOWN. Don't touch me, please. I need medical attention now. Your attention. I need medical attention or your attention. >> In the end, Santana was charged with aggravated battery on an officer, disarming an officer, three counts of assault on an officer, and disorderly conduct. As crazy as Santana was, she is nothing compared to this furious woman who completely lost it over a boarding pass issue, convinced she was entitled to special treatment. >> I'm not. >> No, I'm not. >> So, do what you got to do. Come on. Come on. Come on then. Take me to jail. Take me to jail. I'm not going to let you insult my integrity. You don't work You don't work for the airport. You work for OPD, so you can't tell me nothing. >> Shut up. >> You shut up. You shut up. >> Seriously, >> you shut up. >> On December the 9th, 2022, officers rushed to the airport after reports of a woman [music] causing a scene over a missed flight. But the chaos they walked into was just the beginning. >> I was being careful with you. I don't give a about you. Yeah. Hello. >> Hello. >> Yeah. Same same woman again. The same thing. My boarding pass is not loaded. >> My boarding pass is not loaded. >> Several other people boarding pass is not loaded. They want to charge me $99. That's not my fault. I'm here to take it. Listen. I'm asking it over. >> Yes. >> Okay. I asked him for his supervisor. He called John. Where his supervisor at? Where is his supervisor? >> Exactly. So where his supervisor? >> I'm mad. I spend my money at 4 in the morning. left my birthday. >> You see this? Listen. Listen. >> Why can't my second time here? >> Then he trying to tell me I'm lying. Get your supervisor. Oh no. I'm coming. I ain't break no. I'm mad. >> Show me how [music] how that lean one go. >> So So what I'm going to do >> you going to pay? >> I'm not talking to you. I'm not talking to you last night. >> I'm not talking to you. You ain't tell me. And no I didn't. No I didn't. I was. >> That's the I was last night. >> No I was not. >> Okay. [music] Shut up. >> No, I didn't. No, I did not. >> From one side to the other side, >> bro. >> I came to the ticket line. The dude told [music] me he couldn't help me. >> Because they was murdering me. >> I don't give a >> arrested for what? For screaming. >> I'm not. >> No, I'm not. >> So, do what you got to do. Come on. Do what you got to do. Come on. Come on. Come on. Then take me to jail. Turn me to jail. I'm not going to let you insult my integrity. I'm not going to let you in my I do. Yes, I do. Yes, I do. No, I didn't. No, I didn't. NO, I DID NOT. I was here. I checked in just like that. So, why my pants stop popping up? >> That's not why it's not popping up. >> Come on. Take me to jail. >> Did you come to >> take me to jail? >> Come on. Come on. What's your name? >> Francisco. >> Come on. >> I keep screaming. >> All right. Come on. Because I'm not the only PERSON THAT'S GOING THROUGH THIS. He being rude. He's been He's been the park. Get your supervisor. He got OP. It is what it is. [ __ ] It is what it is. Ain't no Ain't no ball against that. >> The officer's arrival didn't phase her. If anything, she stood [music] firm, convinced she was untouchable. >> Y'all going to take me to jail? Come on. Take me to jail. >> I wasn't even here. >> Exactly. People is here for their flight. I'm here. I was here yesterday. >> I know you were here yesterday, but you missed your flight. >> I did not. >> Yes, you did. You showed me 33 minutes. >> No, I did not. >> Before your flight left? >> I came here at 8:19 last night. >> You want to see my book? You want to see my check in? >> I was there yesterday. >> No, you wasn't. You was dead when I got now. You was when I got now. Sir, >> when I was here, >> my board pass was not loaded. >> Okay. So, what So, what's the reason for today then? >> So, I don't know what's going >> Why my board pass not loading? >> Why my boarding pass not loaded? I keep paying for this ticket. >> I keep PAYING FOR IT THOUGH. I KEEP PAYING FOR IT. >> I don't know what you're going to do. >> And my boarding pass not loaded. I got the email said here on your boarding pass. I go through clear. I pay $200 a year for clear. >> Okay. I get here my boarding pass not >> here standing the line. >> Yeah. I'm going to miss my flight. >> I'm going to miss it. >> 284 alpha 287. I sat in that line. I sat in that line for hours. What? You get out my face. >> I don't want to talk to you. >> Get out of my face. Pick up YOUR BACK. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> He got a supervisor. Everybody got a supervisor. I want his supervisor. Come on. Take me to jail. I'm ready. >> I'm ready. >> I'm ready. By my money. By my money. I'll go to jail. Come on. I'm ready. >> They've been notified. >> Let's go. Not loading. >> Not loading. Every inst. I booked another flight. Pay extra money. >> Okay. So why I can't catch my flight? >> Why my boarding pass not >> 297? You don't work. You don't work for the F1. You work for OPD. So you can't tell me nothing. >> You can't tell me nothing. So where's his supervisor? >> Where's his supervisor? >> Him. Where's his supervisor? >> I don't give a you talking about $99. But then the next the next man that wage is $99, but I got to pay $99. No, I'm not paying that. >> No, I'm not. No. So, take me to jail. >> Okay. Take me to jail. >> I'M NOT. COME ON. I'm not leaving. I need my money back. I need my money back. Or you can take me to jail. >> I want his supervisor. So, come take me to jail. >> My name is >> Take me to jail. >> My name is >> I'm not leaving then. She was filled with confidence, but it wouldn't last. Reality was about to hit hard. >> Either they going to give me my money back, they going to put me on another fight. My birthday being up. My birthday being up. >> I don't give a cuz it's my birthday. If I'm doing something wrong, my birthday comes up in my face and I sat in that line for a whole hour, bro. I did. I got there at 8:19. Yes, I did. No, I did not. My flight did not leave till 9:00, man. Bro, >> come on. Take me to jail. >> Take me to jail. Come on. You ready? >> I want to talk. >> Come on. Take me to jail. >> You going to take me to the left? >> Where you trying to go? >> Did you take me to >> Don't hurt me. Turn around. Turn around. >> We're not hurting you today. We're not hurt. We're not hurt yet. Take your phone off. >> No. No. >> Now you're used to now resist. >> Okay. Behind my back. Y behind my back. What? Y got a lawsuit, baby. Y'all got a lawsuit. Come on. >> That's your back right there. >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. Cuz y'all up my attention. >> You need a statement for this. >> Yeah. Yeah. Now it's disorderly. No, I'm not relaxing cuz I keep spending my money. I keep spending my money. I'm not fighting. >> Come on. Let's go. Y'all ready? Y'all ready to carry? >> Yeah. Come on. You ain't got to quit me like that, >> ma'am. Why not? >> Yeah. Don't hurt me, >> ma'am. Ma'am, you totally I know you. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> I will continue to be mine. I'm going continue to be me, but you're not going to hurt me. >> There's no need for that, man. >> I don't give a I'm going to continue to be mad. I'm mad, >> but you not going to hurt me. You not Me brothers are none of that. >> We're not doing that. >> I'm telling you to go talk to me. >> You started. You ripped my arm. >> Okay. I want to talk to you. It's okay. >> Yeah. Let's go. >> Yep. Let's go. Let's go. Y'all >> Yeah. I ain't did nothing. >> I ain't getting it. What I did? >> Oh, come. Amen. So, how do the left part of your brain work? >> Give me that. Give me that. >> The right side. Yeah. But how do the left work? >> How do the left part of your brain work? >> Well, you got your logical inside. >> Uh-huh. Exactly. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> She still had no clue just how deep she was in, making demands as if she was in control. But that illusion was about to shatter in ways she never saw coming. And I'm mad. >> I understand. >> But there's no need for all this. >> I keep spending my money on this faith price. I keep spending spending my money on this faith. >> But ma'am, you don't have to go to frontier. You go to other spirit first. >> It's not frontier. It's the same thing. >> Ma'am, hold on. Before we get you in there, look, I'm not >> I don't got nothing. You can search me. I don't care. All right. Come on. >> I'm not going to search that part, ma'am. What I'm going to do? >> I don't care what you search. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I understand. I just wanted to put my blood up >> now. I got the blood out of jail. >> I understand, man. >> No, that's cool. I'mma screw the out of y'all. >> Barbara real quick. Want to make sure you got nothing shy. Ready to copy the number. >> Go ahead. >> We'll go ahead and have a seat. Okay. Watch your head. >> It's going to be your head, baby. Call my mama. >> Ma'am, you got to scoot on back. Okay. >> Call her now. >> Ma'am, you got to get in the car. >> Call my mama now. >> Hold on. You got to get in the car. >> Call my mama now. Call my mama now. >> Ma'am, let's get one. >> The last thing my mama know is I was getting on the plane. >> Ma'am, you got to call your kicking the door. >> You hurting my arm. >> Just sit back. >> You're hurting my arm. Okay. Okay. >> Watch your leg. Watch. >> The officers tried to [music] keep her under control, but every attempt only fueled her aggression even more. >> Okay. Calm down. >> Y'all keep telling me to calm down. I went to customer service. The first thing is not to tell somebody that's upset to calm down. Okay. You know what? Just please take me. >> I'm trying to help you, but you're not running the show. You can't tell. >> I don't want I don't want to run it. >> Then turn. I'm done. >> That's what That's what I did in the beginning. Don't snatch me. Just went up to >> Don't snatch me. Have a seat. I tried to help you. >> Don't snatch me. >> I tried to help you. I tried to help you. Have a seat. Have a seat. I tried to help you. >> No, I'm I'm going to pass out, bro. I'm hot. >> Try to be nice. >> But don't snatch me. >> Nobody snatched me. Why? >> Look, you hurting me. >> It hurts. >> I know. Try to be nice. Try to help. >> Look, >> have a seat. Have a seat. >> So, what you doing? Don't hurt. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> No. >> Have a seat. >> No. >> I tried to help. >> No. Okay. So, go ahead. >> Now, you got to take my position. Sorry. >> May you help me, please? Can you take my help? >> May you No. Okay. So, where's the resting officer? >> I'm the arresting officer. >> May you please take >> So, I got to pass out for you to help. >> I'm trying to help you. >> You No, I'm not. You're yoking me. >> Nobody yoke. >> It hurt. I'm telling you. It hurts. >> Then you need to get this. You need to get some uh treat because nobody's hurting you. You need to get some serious treats here. You call that? >> Cut my jacket off. No, dude. No. >> Then you're going to get sprayed and you're going to pick up. >> Okay. Spray me. Is that what you want? Spray me. >> Is that what you want? Is that what you want? >> I'm not resisting. Spray me. >> Then have a seat. >> I'm telling you, I'm about to pass out. >> I tried to help you and you tried to start that. >> You squeezing my arm. Squeezing. >> May you help me take my jacket off, please. >> Acting the fool. >> Acting the fool. I tried to help. >> He broke my jacket off. >> I tried. >> He's squeezing my arm. >> Did you see me squeezing her? This is how this is the crap that we've been dealing with. This is ridiculous. This is not how adult acts. Turn around. I'll take it off. If not, sit down. >> Don't yell at me. I'm not >> I don't care. Either sit down or turn around. I'm done. >> I'm done. I'm done. You don't have TO DO THAT. I'M TURNED AROUND. >> Why is he doing that? >> Just relax. Why is he doing that? >> He don't got to do that. >> I'M TURNED AROUND. >> Shut up. >> You shut up. You shut up. Seriously, >> you shut up. >> No, man. No. See, he hurt me. >> Get your leg. Get your leg in. [music] >> Get your leg. >> You mad. >> Why you turning red? Why you doing that? >> Why did you do this to me? >> What is you doing? >> The officers had reached their limit and there was no [music] turning back. Now, >> see what we had to deal with. You see what we had to deal with? Try to be nice to her and that's what we get. Trying to be nice to her and that's what we get. >> You wonder why they don't want her on the point. >> Golly down. Calm down. >> Calm down. You will pull off. >> Calm down. Pull off. You're hot because you're up. You're yelling. >> Okay. >> Yoking you. exaggerated. I turned around. I wasn't doing nothing. All you had to do is move the car. >> I turned the AC on as high as I could. >> He tried to take it off. He's not taking it off now. Just >> could you let her know though that she's trespassed from this airport? She cannot come back. >> You cannot fly over. >> Shows back up here, she'll go to jail again. >> I don't give a tried to take I tried to help you. >> No, you ain't going to. >> No, you're not going. No, you're not. No, you're not. >> I'm telling you, I feel like I'm going to pass out. Take my jacket off. >> So, you saw us try. If you just be quiet, if you just please just be quiet. We're not going to. >> He tried. >> He was squeezing my arms. >> He was squeezing my arm. >> I was just right. >> I did not tell him my >> D. He asked you to turn around. I didn't turn around. >> Come on, man. Come on. I'm going. >> No, you're not. >> She needs to calm down by the time she gets to jail because what's going to happen is going to save her. >> She's going to be there even longer. >> It's actually cold out here. >> Calm down. >> Your mom's got a jacket on. >> I'm taking you out because you're steady yelling. >> Take my jacket off. >> Please take my jacket off. >> Please take my jacket off. DD, if you keep acting like this, when they get you to the jail, you know they going to put you on a watch. >> Well, you pass out. >> Just don't If you can help it, don't ever put backspace. I've done that before and it mess up. >> I hit save and then you're good. In the end, the woman was charged with disorderly conduct.
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