WHY ARE YOU TOUCHING ME? OH MY GOD. [screaming] >> OH, THIS LITTLE KITTY, GUYS. COME ON. THIS IS UP, GUYS. CAMERA. HOW DO YOU FEEL NOW, YOU IDIOT? >> Some overly entitled women think they run the world. But what happens when their arrogance catches up with them and they learn the hard way that no one is above the law? >> Take the rules of me without my permission. >> I think you're in trouble. You don't understand how to say that. >> Sure. I give some space. Hold on. Keep the door open. >> No. >> Yes. >> I don't have to. Here are some incidents when bad thought they were above the law. Starting off with a couple of entitled women who thought they could drive away from a traffic stop only to be given a much needed reality check. >> And I'm going to take his badge number two. Please get your hand off my vehicle. >> We're not searching the car. >> I need you to step out of the car. >> Yeah, my dog is pissing in my car cuz of him. >> Please gradually. Oh, you're girl. You're more aggressive than him. Godamn. Chill. On February the 22nd, 2024, police responded to reports of a white SUV driving recklessly and crashing into multiple vehicles before speeding off [music] with two young women inside. When officers finally confronted them, one thing they didn't expect was to meet a bunch of entitled men who didn't believe that actions had consequences. >> Hit like four cars on fireworks. And >> no, I did not. >> No, I did not. Benny is >> We're in the middle of investigating that. That's what's going on. He just raised his hand. He doesn't know. Benny, >> I'm not going to give you. >> You're military police and tell them. >> Okay, go ahead, Ben. I'm Okay, go ahead. >> Yes, there is. There's vehicle damage that's consistent with all the damage that >> But that was not me. >> That's why you're being detained and that's why she's being detained. [music] That's why she needs to identify herself. >> Because I'm not being detained because that was me. >> You have proof. Exactly. Do you have proof? Because that is not me, sir. And you know what? My vehicle's been the same with a black fender on top of my bumper. And I got another bumper on top of that. >> Do you know them? Do you know them by chance? >> They don't look familiar. I don't know the car. >> No, nothing like that. But >> you don't need the business owner or nothing, right? >> Yeah. >> We're good. Thanks, man. >> What am I being stopped for? >> Okay. I'm going to explain this. Please don't. >> He's on the line, too. So, what am I being stopped for? Because >> Mr. uh all Nanison or whatever his name is cuz it's not presented and I'm going to take his badge number too. >> Okay. >> Are you ready for me to explain? >> Yes. Yeah. >> Somebody called us. >> Please get your hand off my vehicle. >> Somebody called us and said that a white Tahoe with a black quarter fender >> and guess what? >> Are you going to let me finish? >> Sure. >> Cuz if you're going to help me one more time, I'm not going to explain it. >> Go ahead. >> Okay. a white Tahoe with two females driving, hit some cars, don't know exactly how many, but more than one on Flaggler and left. Okay. This officer happens to find a white Tahoe with a black quarter panel with damage consistent what they're saying happened. >> So, you don't >> Hold on. I'm not done yet. >> So, he stopped you for that. If it wasn't you, we're going to find out and then you guys will be on your merry way. [music] If it is you, then we have another situation. That's it. That's as simple as it is. >> Okay, go ahead. Then >> the level of arrogance from the [music] young lady was unreal. She managed to irritate every officer on scene within seconds. And with her attitude only getting worse, she must now hope that the officers wouldn't uncover anything incriminating. >> What? What? What is uh going on right now? >> I've already explained it to you. He's explained it to you. I've explained it to you. But I don't understand what's going on. You guys have us pulled over for what? >> So what is the real red to rear? Because you put you put us over for [music] a traffic stop. >> I already told you to forget about all that. >> No, no, no. But it's nothing forget about [music] because that's what you put us over for illegally. >> Are you an attorney? >> No. Um, no. But my brother is military police and has >> Yeah. It doesn't matter. So I'm telling you, you pulled me over for a little uh traffic stop. So what goes from here? Well, he pulled you over immediately cuz you almost got into a car accident. >> No, there's no car setting cuz I have my uh >> Okay, that's your opinion. >> No, cuz I have my uh my I'm sorry, my signal light on. My signal light was on. So, where would we go from there? >> There's no sense of Don't Don't even >> Okay, but I don't understand. We're just all standing here and I want to >> We already told you [music] twice what we're doing. >> Okay, so my brother's >> actually, as a matter of fact, could you go ahead and step out of the car for No, I actually cannot [music] cuz you cannot search my vehicle cuz I have a a service animal in here. >> Let me explain something to you. Listen, explain it to you. >> Okay. And my brother >> You can hold on to the phone all you want, but there is a witness to the crash. >> But where's the witness? >> I'm not going to tell you again to stop interrupting me. Okay. Go ahead, Ben. >> It's going to go from me being polite to ripping you out of the car because you're not listening. >> I think just Do you understand? >> Okay. Well, he could search the car, but Taz is in the car. We're not searching the car. I need you to step out of the car. >> I can step on my vehicle. >> Yes. Stand right there. >> Okay. >> So, I want to ask you, but when I do step out, what is >> you're going to come over here and stand? >> And this has been fixed. So, this goes like this and this. Okay. The other side's messed up. >> All you got to do is sit stand right there. >> Okay. Well, I'm goes like that. The bumpers aren't even put into this panel. >> So, I'm telling you that right now. >> Okay. >> Where did Where did the damage over here come from? >> What damage? >> This damage. Look at that. >> Okay. Well, I'm asking you. This >> has been gone because this whole bender has been actually replaced. >> What about this thing? >> Okay. Well, if you haven't noticed, this hasn't been onto this actual car. >> I don't care about this. >> I'm talking about this. I bought the car like that. >> Okay. >> Realizing that the driver was as stubborn as a mule, the officers moved in to interrogate her friends. Unfortunately, they too believed in pretty privileges. There was a chance that the officers were not going to get anything meaningful from them. >> Did you guys explain to her that she was involved in a crash? She was a passenger. We need to identify her. >> What? Do you got a warrant or something? >> Then why are you failing to identify yourself? >> I'm looking to go to work. Come looking. >> Hi. Don't know. >> So, we're gonna either >> put yourself at risk of going to jail rather than just giving us your ID. That makes logical sense to you. >> Well, I was just waiting for your friend and I guess isn't like a negotiation. Like, you're not in charge of the scenario. >> Okay. Let me Can I call or No, >> you just hand me your driver's license. >> Am I still free to call or No. Am I still free to call? >> We are. >> Am I free to call? >> You can do whatever you want. Okay. So then >> you're not leaving here until you get ID, >> right? So I have a >> So the longer you prolong this. >> So she has her boyfriend who is in. So I will just call her and ask what she thinks. >> It doesn't matter about an attorney. [music] We're just asking you to identify yourself cuz you were involved in a vehicle accident in a car. Do you understand? >> Were you in that car? >> No, no, no. So I'm just trying to identify where I need to be identified. But you're identifying me in places that I don't need to know. >> That's fine. from the stress and anxiety with an emotional support animal and they're trying to tell me they don't got any video or anything. They got me [ __ ] up. >> It's just a simple she IDs herself and then she goes on on her [music] merry way. Otherwise, if she doesn't want to ID herself, then that's when she would go to jail. We don't want that to happen. We just want her to hand us her ID or tell us her name and date of birth so we can ID her and let her go on her way. But she doesn't want to help herself. [music] So maybe you can help her understand this a little bit more. >> Yeah, my dog is pissing [music] in my car cuz of him. Hey, Hans. Take that down. A Hans. >> Yeah, it's okay. And I got your I'm going to get your badge. No. >> The only one driving today. >> I'm asking you to stand there and look north. >> What do you want me to look north for? [music] >> Stand there. >> Benny, he's on my phone. And Benny, he's taking his off. >> Listen to me. >> He's taking my phone off. >> Stand here. >> Benny, he's taking my phone off. >> Forward. That's all I need you to do. >> So now you are not free to go. But why though? >> Because you've been positively identified as a person driving this car when it hit a car and you >> So guess what? What is my identification doing what you guys did with her? >> I already talked with somebody and >> stand right here. She's free to go. Actually my location >> I'm not going to tell you again. This is not a game. Stand right there. >> I have a question. >> Give me the phone. >> Am I free to go? I was free to go. man right here. >> He gave me free to go. >> With neither suspect willing to cooperate, the officers shifted focus to the evidence. Piece by piece, the situation began to make sense. >> He gave me free to go. >> No, he or did you say she's free to go? >> Did you say she's free to go or not? >> Right. Turn around and put your hand behind your back. You're being detained. Don't flex. >> Being detained. Don't flex. Okay. But I'm asking Don't flex. >> What am I being detained? >> Because you're not cooperating. You're not listening. You're doing whatever you want. >> Cooperating. You said that I stand by this car >> and I stand by the car. >> You're not listening. >> You're doing whatever you want to do. I'm trying to explain it to you. >> And I told you >> now only way to get you to listen is to put you in handcuffs. >> So what are you talking about? And I got video on my car. So do not play with me, sir. You took my phone out of my hand and I was on the phone with my brother and you told him to hang up. >> Yeah, that is absolutely right. >> Yes. So what do you mean? Listen to a lawful order. >> What do you mean? I stood in front of my truck like how you said. So what is that not a lawful order? >> I'm done talking to you. >> Oh, you almost got spit on. >> So cheese is with another victim that their car. >> The driver was able to identify this driver. >> Okay. Well, we need to get him down here. >> She's just bringing emotional support animals are not covered in our ADA. It is >> Why are you listening to her? >> I know. I'm just saying like then we could just bring it to humane society and call it a day instead of having the brother come. >> It's his dog. >> How far away is he? >> She said he's here. >> Oh, >> and it's fresh. >> I'm not 100% sure, but this is all >> it's all fresh. >> My truck. >> And then where they're standing, there's also like fresh >> has different fenders. So, how can you tell me that I crashed with my truck? >> That's crazy, bro. No, there's none of the headlight damages cuz I just bought two headlights and this comes like that with the headlight cuz it's a default screaming. >> But it's a default. There's no proof. Can I call my brother right now? Because you took my phone. >> No, >> my brother is the owner of that [ __ ] dog. And I'm telling you right now, he will press charges, bro. >> I'm telling you right now, he will press charges. You have no proof. >> Can you stop talking? >> My truck's been bought like this. >> Can you stop talking? >> Okay. Okay. Go ahead then. >> Give me your brother's phone number. And >> I did not have his phone number because guess what? All this all these satellites went out today if you wouldn't notice. I mean to call my brother, bro. >> Yeah. I don't care. I'm giggly, too. And you know what? This is not funny because you don't have any proof. >> We're not even talking about you. >> Okay. And guess what, bro? What are you pulling me over for is what I want to know. Mention it on your camera. said it a couple times already. I'm not >> What? Okay, so Okay, I'm gonna get my attorney. I have the right to know. What are you pulling me over for? >> We already told you. >> And you're causing me distress, anxiety, emotional distress, and depression. My dog is in a vehicle and he's a service animal. >> How about that? >> Yep. Service animal. Yep. And he has his vest on. >> A witness quickly confirmed that the driver was the one responsible for the hit-and-run crash. As the last of their excuses collapsed, things looked far worse for the two brash young women who had argued and bluffed their way straight into deeper trouble. >> I want a female officer. The fem the male officer is not handling me right. I want a female. >> Just talk to him >> and then you can take it over. Yeah. >> Come back the car. >> And you being kind of the car >> gradually. Oh, you're a girl. You're more aggressive than him. Godamn. Chill. CUZ YOU'RE DRIVING ME CRAZY. >> You need to have some chill. >> No, you're going crazy. >> Look, all I'm trying to ask is shorty can't even see my face at a truck. So, what I'm trying to ask is even if I put my face to her, how do you know if it's even me? >> Like, I don't understand what the hell is going on straight up, dude. [laughter] Yes, >> sweetie. Miss, serious question. Okay. Can we get a phone number so that family can come get the dog? I don't want to take it to the pound. The last Okay, >> I can give you a number. >> Okay. So, >> okay. >> She needs her phone. >> Can you just look at my She can look at my phone. I don't need >> baby. You got to stay right here. I'm sorry. >> Listen. No, you don't have to do that. Listen. Just just don't keep walking backwards. >> Okay. >> Where's the phone that I need? Her phone or your phone? >> Mine. And it's >> in the purse on the front seat. This car, >> you know. I want >> What is your code again? >> Sometimes I wonder what I do because I want to pay but I don't know what. >> What's your code again? >> What did I throw? Tell me so I can pray. >> The what? >> Tell me what I can so I can pray. >> So if you would have just listened, you would have been okay. >> Yeah. I know, but I wasn't there for it, so I can't really say what exactly happened. Okay, listen. >> Hold on. You want me to get you the number? >> Hey, can I talk to you serious? This is your mom on the phone. >> Yeah, my mom is on the phone. Exactly. I already know they're arresting me for something and they hung up on Benny and he's taking the phone away and he's blocking it. >> Hey, listen. This is serious. They need to get your other dog. >> It's okay. I already know that. >> That's your house key. >> No, that's not my house key. That's Mom. They're literally arresting me. don't have. They can't tell me what they're being. >> That's on you. I tried. >> I'll tell you, they cannot. >> She's not listening. She wants to argue. And this is how it's been the entire time. So, >> okay. >> I've got a cut on my phone. >> Hey, you got the witness's info. >> Send it to Hansen, please. All of it. >> There you go, buddy. All you got to do Hey, roll your window down. >> My job. >> Yeah, don't worry. I'm gonna call Joe. I promise it'll be done. >> You're just going to hang out at the car for now until a doggy gets picked up. Is that okay? >> Apartment. >> Yeah. >> You have your keys and yours? >> No, I need those keys. How can I get >> Well, how are they going to get in to take care of the dog? >> Well, no. She has to get >> unless I can get in contact with my literally accusing us of something. >> Well, I'll tell Benny when they get here and then he can talk to her cuz she's not cooperating. The driver [music] was charged with DUI with damage, leaving the scene of a crash, refusal to submit to testing, improper lane change, failed registration display, following too closely, [music] and avoiding a traffic control device. The passenger was charged with resisting an officer without violence. These kaku ladies got what was coming to him. But up next, the officers had their hands full when they had to confront a crazy woman, Destiny, who got involved in a car crash and thought she could walk away without any consequences. >> Hey, where's the >> Where's the gun at? They said you're >> I don't have no baby. >> No, don't touch me. I know my laws, baby. >> Am drunk right now? >> No, I'm not drunk. I don't know what to tell you. I wasn't driving, so you can't do a DUI test. >> Stupid. On October the 20th, 2024, officers responded to a serious car accident involving a flipped Honda sedan. Upon arrival, they found a woman acting erratically near the crash site who allegedly also had a firearm on it. >> She came out with because she thought somebody hit her friend, but her friend hit me. >> Okay. You're the other car involved. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Cuz they were racing. She lost control. >> Keep an eye on that chick right there in the blank. It's heard another guy. I don't know who was driving. >> There's a there's a girl out of this side. I don't know. >> Okay. >> Hey, this chick might have pulled out of Oh, we need to talk to her. >> Which direction? >> Tell them. >> He has northbound shut down. Uh, southbound is good to be open still. Nobody. >> Hey, where's the gun? >> Where's the gun at? They said >> I don't have no gun. >> Where's the gun at? >> I don't have a gun. >> They said you pulled out a gun. Where's the gun? >> Put your hands on your back. All right. Where's the >> Come on, baby. >> No, don't touch me. I know my log, baby. >> Call my man. >> Where's the >> I don't have a >> Is it in the car? Where's it at? >> I don't have a car. >> They You don't have a car? >> Yeah, baby. >> What do you What do you talk? What do you mean? >> Were you involved in that? >> No, sir. That's my sister. She called me. Okay, >> Siri. comment everything. >> Stop pulling away. >> Okay, I need my phone. >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop pulling away. I can I can I can smell alcohol on your breath. >> But I was in the car accident. >> Okay. >> I wasn't in the accident. >> We're getting to the bottom of it. >> Help her. >> Okay. >> Don't pull away. They said someone said you pulled out. You can't run out. >> No, I didn't. >> We're going to get to the bottom of it. All right. We're talking pull away. Who was in the Corvette? >> That's my Corvette. >> Okay. >> I rented them out. >> Okay. Were they involved in the accident? >> No. Are you hurting anywhere? >> I'm I'm trying to escape out of the cuff. >> No, I'm not, baby. I've been in prison before. >> I know. I'm on probation. I know what my rules are. >> Officers moved swiftly to assess and contain the situation. The woman, Destiny, clearly intoxicated and wreaking of alcohol, offered little cooperation. Her erratic behavior and contradictory statements made it [music] nearly impossible for officers to determine the truth, further complicating an already volatile [music] encounter. >> All right, babe. You want to see my father? that >> they want to feel. >> What are you talking about? >> Who you threaten now? >> No, it's not a threat. >> What are you talking about? What did you just say? >> It's not a threat. >> Who Who are you talking to that cop? >> I said, "Can I get my phone?" >> And he said you're going to kill that. >> No, I was telling her like I need my [ __ ] because my car >> You're Listen, you're you're running you're running all over the place. You're not making any sense. You can sit down. Yes, absolutely. You have no on you. >> I don't have a gun. >> Okay. >> I'm on federal probation. >> Okay. You're acting really crazy right now. She She flipped that. That was a truck that hit her. >> Yeah. Someone said y'all were racing. >> No, I don't race. I don't have a license, >> so why would I drive my car? >> Take a phone. >> No. No. >> All right. So, just just sit just sit back for me. Sit down. >> I can't sit down. My legs hurt. >> Okay. Yeah. So, I I >> My knee hurts. >> Okay. I I jumped in the car to get her out cuz the car started smoking. >> Okay. >> And I've been in car accidents and that's how I lost my father and my father. >> Fine. We need to identify you. >> All right. But >> you got your drive. You got your ID on you? >> Uh yeah. >> Where's it at? Hey, listen. This is very serious. Okay. Where's the at? We're going to find We're going to find the Where's the gun at? >> I want I just want to make sure it's not a threat right now. >> It's okay to have gun. I want to make sure the >> Sorry. What? We have guns. >> Okay. Where's Where is >> I don't have cuz I I'm on probation. >> I came in to save her and I'm the I'm the criminal. >> The two the two she was in this Corvette. The guy said they were racing. >> They said she came over here, run into this black car, pulled her friend out and said, "Hey, where's my where's my and she got the she walk around with the >> two people said that." >> So, I'm just carrying her right now for officer safety cuz she's saying she doesn't have a gun on her. But there there's a somewhere. >> Sit down right here. Just sit right here. Sit down right there. Once they're done with her, they're going to come check you out. Okay. >> Who's the driver there? >> I don't I think I think her. He said she came from the Corvette. >> I don't drive. I have a Corvette. I have >> Corvette at Who's the driver of the Corvette? >> I have owners. >> Who's the driver of the Corvette? >> My brother. >> Where's he at? >> Where's the car at? Where's the car at? >> I don't I can't. >> Where's the car at? >> I don't have a driver's license. I just own the car. >> That Where's your car? Make sure it's not the road. >> You're going to let me go cuz I didn't crash that car. I know the raw the laws, baby. >> Go play with me if you want to. >> Where you from? >> I'm from Jersey, but I've been here. Doesn't matter. >> I'm from New York. >> So, what's up? So, you get them. >> I understand it. >> My sister is in an accident. What you do? You going to run and jump? >> Sit down for me. >> Officers continued to question Destiny, trying to make sense of her story, but the Karen seemed completely out of it. >> You want to sit down right there or you going to sit in my car? Which one you want? >> Which one do you want? >> I'm going to sit down right here. >> Thank you. We from Jersey, baby. So it get out when you >> want to calm down. All right. >> Okay. Yes. All right. Cool. >> I just I don't care about my car. Go have my car. >> So can we maybe just like >> Well, you're distracting us from assessing her and giving her back. So come over here. >> So I can get my phone though. So that's a law, right? So let me get my phone. >> Come over here. >> So let me get my phone. That's a law. That's a law. >> Let's go over here. It's quiet over here. Let's go over here. >> Report that. >> Everything's being recorded. There's no law. You're You're detained right now. Okay. back seat. >> Yours is yours is safer. >> No, I can sit here. I can sit here. >> We had two witnesses over here in this the car that got rear ended. >> She won't say where the >> No, she's saying no. This is on federal probation. >> All right, ma'am. We need to find this gun. We don't want to. >> How come two people said you had one then? >> Well, baby, I'm the I'm the one that was asking and I don't have a gun. >> Okay. Where did >> we have license to carry? >> Where did that come from? I don't understand cuz none of these was there in the accident. >> I didn't say the police. I said witnesses. >> All right. I don't have a I'm sorry. I can't help you. >> Okay. So, here's the deal. You're on probation right now? >> I'm not. We're on. >> You may look me up. >> Okay. We're We're going to Where's your ID? Let's start there. >> I have an ID. >> You got a Florida license? >> Yes, sir. I have it on my phone. >> Okay. We're going to find that out. >> 416 CRL. >> Okay. We're going to find all that out and we're going to get to the bottom of it right now. So you're secured. All right. While we sort everything out. >> I pay for everything for her. That's my sister. That's my best friend. Her family lives in Miami. A truck hit her from the back and she flipped. I've been to prison before. I'm >> What's your first name? >> Amanda. I just came out of jail. >> Destiny. Amanda. What's your last name? >> Can I Can I like help myself? >> What do you need? I can try to help you. What do you need? Don't Don't come out of jail. >> I know. That's another baby. I know. That's another charge. I don't go [ __ ] I got money. >> Can you just clean me? Cuz I don't >> I'm phobia. I'm phobia with blood. >> I got you. I got you. Just calm. Can Can you Can you sit down right here on the curb? I'm going to help you. I'm going to help you sit down. I'm going to have the FDA come over here and clean you up. Okay. >> Wait. >> Put your shoes on. >> My phone. >> Can you sit down? >> Can I get my phone? I know I'm not under there. Nobody. >> Sit. Sit down right here. Go ahead. >> I got you. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> I got you. Where'd you fall? >> That might be the net. What is the [music] other two? >> And then I'm going to have >> So, who was driving the Corvette? >> Who was driving the Corvette? >> Officers exercised caution, keeping Destiny restrained while ensuring that she [music] wasn't injured. Despite their efforts, she chose to remain defiant and uncooperative, pushing back against every instruction. Despite all that had happened so far, the young lady was still entitled enough to want to call [music] the shots. A delusion that she would soon regret. >> What's going on? >> I need to let go so I can help you. All right. He was telling me, "Use [music] your words." >> I can't. Doesn't matter. Destiny. >> Look, I feel Destiny, you're not you're not coming out of cuss right now. So, just so I'm detained. >> Yes, you are detained. >> How do you want me to help you? >> This was also inside the car. All that was in this ring here. >> Oh, that's my ring. >> I'm putting right in the bag. Is this your bag? >> See, where you going to sit down? >> I'll check you out. Listen, we can take the handcuffs off, but you were acting real. You were all over the place. >> She was in the floor. >> That's fine. >> That's my car. That's my father's car. That's her stepdad. It's my dad. >> Okay. Where's the Where's >> Where's the Why are you talking to me like this? >> You are. >> Are you ever drunk right now? >> No, I'm not drunk. I don't know what the tell you. I wasn't driving, so you can't do a DUI. [laughter] >> Stupid. >> Okay. Do you want them to check you out or not? >> Yeah. Okay. >> And you can help me. >> I I I can't take you out of cuss right now. Do you want F to check you out? Oh, I understand the procedure with end. >> See, you want them to check you out. >> No, they can't. And you got to let go of me when they check me out. That's the rules. >> I got to make sure you don't fall on me. Exactly. But you got >> We're going to keep a hand on you. >> No, those are the rules. So, let me know if you want to go without it or with it cuz I know my laws. >> You You want to get checked out? >> Exactly. But I still need this. Uncuff me cuz I know the rules. >> We can check it out. We can check it out. >> I know the rules, baby. I shouldn't be getting transported because I didn't do anything. >> I can walk home. Don't worry about my car. What's that? >> I can walk home. Like I didn't >> You're drunk. You're not walking home. >> I can smell the alcohol and beauties on your breath. Amanda, >> you want me to clean it or you want me to wrap it? You want me I have some alcohol prep? You want me to clean it and then wrap it or >> All right. Her ID. >> Nobody's got her ID yet. >> Officers cautioned Destiny about the consequences of resisting their investigation. As more details emerged about her probation and the possibility of concealed weapons, the officers now became more urgent. Hey, so they're saying there was another Corvette involved. >> I have two Corvettes. I rent them out. I'm a renter. >> Okay. So, you own them. [clears throat] So, where's the other Corvette at? Talk to my name. >> Well, there was another Corvette that was here on scene. >> No, that was a rental. I don't I haven't You gave me my phone. >> What car did you What car did you come out of? What car did you come out of? >> I'm not going to tell you cuz I'm going to go to jail for something stupid and my bonus is $100. >> What car did you come out of? What car did you ride in? >> No. >> If I'm not going to jail cuz I shouldn't even be going to jail for no reason. But you won't pick you don't put your license investigation insisting. That's a charge. >> I jumped her to get her out the car. >> Where'd you come from? What car? >> My own car. >> Where's that at? >> The lights. It's a Corvette. >> Where's it at? >> It's a Corvette. >> I need it here for the investigation. >> I was passenger. I don't own a license. I can't drive. >> That's fine. I'm not worried about I'm not I'm not doing a DUI. >> Can I get Oh, of course you can't. >> I'm not doing a DUI. >> You're going to charge me for something stupid. [music] I didn't do anything. We >> did a couple of one, you told the silver car to drive away and leave. >> No, I didn't. >> I got a witness that says you did. sent that camera out because I didn't and my lord was >> got anywhere else >> on my arm >> on your arm. >> You see your turn? >> Check in this one or the other one? >> Uh, don't look over here. >> Did I drive out the 1015 >> over here? George, >> is it George? >> Oh, yeah. It sound like it's he gave me DC for >> um You good, Raheem? >> I'm good. Yeah. >> Like I wasn't doing anything bad. I just want my sister to be okay. I I travel. I'm from New Jersey. >> She's getting taken care of. >> I know, but I'm just scared. I'm a mom. I just became my mom. Can you let me go? >> I didn't do anything. >> You're being held because you have been acting erratic >> and I'm bleeding. Like, I'm being everywhere. She's crazy. >> If you would take a seat and relax. >> I don't want to sit down because I need my sister to be okay. I travel here for work. It's not going to make a difference. They already took her and she's getting taken care of. >> Do not pick her up. I paid for everything. That's my car. Look at the leaves. That's my car. back car 2018. I pay that. I do crypto. I do tattoos too. I'm self-employed. I'm a wife. I'm not like a scandal. >> I'm a wife and I'm not a scandal. >> Can I sit down a little bit? Can you hold my hand so I can >> You can sit down on the curb. It's easier instead of just sitting down here on a flat surface. >> You can go and lean up against the >> the water pole. >> Can you hold this? Go lean up against the water pool >> right here. It's okay. >> Officers soon uncovered a key piece of evidence that shed light on Destiny's erratic behavior, bringing the investigation closer to its conclusion. >> We don't care about no car. We got money. I work 9 to5. Come get with us. Yep. Hit harder. I can make my dad buy me another Corvette. >> All right, Miss Jesse, go ahead and stand up. Okay. For >> what? >> You're going to get searched. Okay. Uh, I want to help you out. I want you to get ready. Okay. Y, we're going to take it nice and slow. >> Hold on. >> Okay. What are you doing? >> Okay, we'll help you out. We got two >> strong officers here. >> Hey, when you go down to the jail, you're not going to bring anything with you, right? I know. I know. Someone said you have to get it and you've been acting real. Keep your hands out. Don't keep grabbing stuff. Okay. It's a felony picking in the jail. Okay. Okay. >> Oh, I got one camera right there. >> Yeah. On your gloves. Careful reading that right. >> Wow. That's not good. It's on her shoe right there. Yeah. Okay. That's just the evidence. I just told you it's on your shoe and you wiped it off. >> I know. It's not fine. It's all on camera. Okay. All right. It's an extra propeller charge. You grab her and evidence bag. You got on her hands and gloves. Okay. You will make sense, but in a couple hours you so up. It's very upsetting for you. >> Put a glove in there, too. >> Yeah. I better put both of them. >> Hey, so you know it's a new crime to expose officers that dangerously like that. So, >> what is this? >> Here's the thing. You just exposed this officer to possible. You You just expos Listen to me. You don't control the scene. >> Don't me. >> Do not swear up to me. >> What is this? >> It's a crime to expose. >> Destiny was arrested and charged with resisting without violence, crimes against person, harm against a public servant, tampering with evidence, and possession of a controlled substance. Moving on to a drunk, arrogant woman called Jessica Medina who thought she could bully the authorities after getting into a crash. >> How much have you been drinking? >> I didn't drink at all. >> I smell it. >> So much. >> Sorry. >> Excuse me. >> What did you call me? >> I didn't call anything. >> Are you going to do the test? >> Yes or no? No. Okay, you're still under arrest. >> On June the 24th, 2025, officers pulled over a woman named Jessica Medina following a minor crash. The moment they began questioning her, she turned defensive and uncooperative, instantly setting the tone for what would become a tense and confrontational encounter. >> Hey guys, how you guys doing? >> Hi. Do you guys have your driver's license? Insurancees? >> Yes. Yes, I am. I am. >> Are you guys looking to file a report? >> I am. Yes. >> Okay. Okay. Get your driver's license. Insurance? >> Yes. >> If you just want to wait in your car, stay cool. I'll be right with you. All right. >> I I just I'm going to drive my insurance. >> Oh, perfect. Yeah. Ma'am, this is your car. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have your insurance? >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> Down the street. >> Down the street. >> I work with disability. >> Sorry. >> Okay. You have your driver's license, your trucks. >> Are those your plates for this vehicle? >> Yes. >> Okay. Can I see him? >> Give me one second. All right. >> Yeah. >> What's your driver's license? What's your Do you have your driver's license, ma'am? Wallet. Your wallet. Okay, thank you. Look for your driver's license. What's your phone number real quick? >> I have four different >> number. And your phone number? You don't know it? >> I've multiple phones. >> Can you give me the last one you had? >> No. >> Do you have a phone on you? And do you have insurance for the vehicle? >> Yes. >> Can I see it? >> My daddy has insurance everything. >> Okay, call them. >> Officers quickly noted her slurred speech. Clear signs of possible impairment. But as they attempted to keep the situation [music] calm, Jessica's entitled attitude only escalated. >> Not taking videos of me without my permission. >> I'm not. It's my coworker. I I I'm calling for someone in trouble. You know how to say that? Can I see if you took a video of me? >> Sure. >> This This is my coworker. >> I have >> How much have you been drinking? >> I didn't drink at all at all. >> I smell it. I see your eyes are glossy. >> My eyes are glossy because I'm tired. I haven't slept in 4 days. >> Why are you slurring your words? Do you normally speak like that? >> I do. Yes. >> Okay. Why do Why am I sning Why am I for what? I'm asking for a back. Give me a phone to call her mother. >> I'm Wait. You want to call your mother? >> What's her phone number? And I can call her. >> I'm not giving it. >> Well, then how am I going to call her? >> You got to work with See, you do have a phone. >> So, I'm not stupid. >> Yes, I know. You're not stupid. I was asking you for your phone number for the report. >> Can you back up, please? >> Sure. I give some space. Hold on. Keep the door open. >> No. >> Yes. >> I don't have to. You're going to keep the door open cuz I don't want you driving away. >> You seem impaired. You seem impaired. I don't want you driving away. >> Okay. >> Can you shut the car off and then maybe I can >> Sorry. >> Excuse me. >> What did you call me? >> I didn't call anything. >> Just hang tight for a bit. Just see my beach. >> Huh? >> See, that's my coworker. The one that >> Oh, cool. That's cool. >> I had my >> So, where were you coming from? >> Right here. >> Sorry. >> You're going to do your hair. >> No, you are right here. >> Where were you coming? Where were you driving? >> You crashed. Do you remember where you crashed? accounting. >> You did crash. You rear ended someone. >> The white Cadillac. >> He was stopped at a stoplight and you crashed into them. >> I know what happened. >> I know. But do you remember where it happened? >> Yeah. >> It happened over there, actually. That's why I'm asking you. Where were we coming from? Where were we trying to go? Like what was your objective? Where were you trying to go right now? >> My objective was to pick up somebody that was homeless. >> Like a friend? >> Yes. >> I was homeless. >> Okay. And before that, where where did you get in your vehicle? >> I'm not talking about this. I don't care about paying >> paying for whatever how much. >> I was trying to pick up somebody that was homeless. >> Okay. >> Go home. >> Were you coming from home or where? Where do you live? >> I'm not anywhere. >> Okay. Well, I'm just concerned about you. >> Why are you concerned about me? >> Because you're you're showing signs of impairment, right? >> I'm getting clear now. Let me try. >> We're going to make sure of that. >> I understand. Okay. Just hang tight. Okay. Is that your dog? >> I have 15. >> Jessica ignored repeated [music] lawful orders and frustrated the officers on scene, unaware that with every refusal, [music] she was digging herself deeper into trouble. >> We're just going to make sure you're okay to drive. That's it. >> He's new. I know he is. Like I understand like I understand because I had a husband that worked in law enforcement. >> Really? >> I did. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. Like he doesn't know what's going on. >> Okay. Well, >> I do. I'm going to volunteer at 7:00 a.m. 12:00 a.m. at Willow Creek. >> Sure. >> As I do every Tuesday and Thursday. >> Okay. And then what happened after Willow Creek volunteering? >> Nothing happened. >> Well, >> I had anxiety. >> Well, I understand that. I'm saying >> I don't understand. You don't have it. You don't understand. >> Okay. Maybe you want to speak to my coworker. Yeah. Since >> I don't know your name, so I just want to refer to you as >> Jessica. >> Okay. Jessica. Um. >> Okay. So, you know, >> Jessica, >> she just told me. Okay. So, if the accident happened here, how what happened though? Did you hit the car? Did they hit you? What happened? No, but I have to Where are you coming from? >> I'm asking you, are you going to get out for me? Yes or no? Or do I have to pull you out my go that way? >> I'm telling you the options. Either you step out or we take you out of the club cuz you do legally. >> Yes, I am. So, are you going to do it? Yes or no? Yes, you are Pennsylvania. Look it up. Look it up. Pennsylvania and tell me what to >> for all of her bravado. Jessica was quickly about to discover that challenging the law leads directly to serious consequences. >> Do you do you remember that from law school? Did you go over Pennsylvania any of our students? >> Did you know that? >> What? You didn't graduate? Right. So, >> what about Did you graduate? >> I did almost >> almost. >> Well, you're not in a police academy. You haven't done my training. >> Oh, police. >> So, you don't know. >> No, you're not. No. Sorry. Okay. Can you move your dog out on the way cuz I'm about to kind of Yeah. Get the dog out. >> Yes or no? Are you going to do the test? Yes or no? No. Okay. You're still under arrest. >> All right. for an alarm. >> What are you trying to do? Huh? >> I can't hear you. >> Sad. >> Sad. Why? >> Well, she she asked you many times to exit the matter. No, >> it does. >> No, it does not matter. She's mad. She's mad. That girl's mad. It doesn't matter. She can do whatever she wants. But my parents have dominion over me. >> Okay. >> My parents need to go with my dog away. Like, ready? Come on out. Just watch your stuff for me. Okay. Grab that. Yeah. Yeah. Come on in. >> I don't know where she at. So, I don't want you have to wait back wherever you at. >> Yeah. >> I'm good. What' you say? Jessica Medina was ultimately charged with DUI, resisting arrest, operating an uninsured vehicle, an open liquor inside a vehicle. Those two suspects learned a valuable lesson to never mess with the law. But up next, another suspect, Chris, took manic behavior to a whole new level as officers had a tough time controlling her. Downstairs came into my home and secondderee burglary. >> Okay. Can you help us, please? >> I'll help you. >> No. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I DON'T TOUCH YOU. WHY IS SHE TELLING ME? >> OH MY GOD. JUST TOUCHING ME. Why am I DOING MY BREATH? >> WHY ARE YOU TOUCHING ME LIKE THAT? >> On July the 4th, 2024 in Hoboken, police responded to an apartment complex after reports that a woman had burgled her landlord's home and was then locked out. Officers arrived hoping to mediate between the suspect, Chris, her friend, and the landlord. But instead, they walked straight into chaos. >> She's locked out of her apartment. >> Who lives here? >> She's locked out. He lives upstairs. This is her landlord. She's paid rent. She's chilling. She's just trying to get back in. He's being an recording us. We just need to get back into our apartment. It's really not that big of a deal. >> Who? >> I'm sorry. >> This man is the landlord. >> She's having an anxiety attack because she's freaking out cuz he won't let her into the apartment. >> This is like a very sober situation. It's very ridiculous. I didn't even get to see the fireworks because we're locked down. >> Hey, are you okay? >> Individuals that live downstairs. The individual that lives downstairs came into my apartment. >> Second degree burglary. >> I'm trying to get back to my house. >> Which which house you live in? >> What's your name? >> We accidentally locked ourselves out. >> What's your name? >> I'll stay right here. Stay right here. >> I don't even live around here. I'm just visiting the fireworks. >> What's your name? I'm good. >> My name is >> Yeah. TRYING TO FIGURE OUT. Come over here. >> What should have been a simple dispute instantly spiraled out of control as Chris launched into a full-blown meltdown, leaving officers stunned and unsure of how to even proceed. >> The thing is that we answered your question. >> Come over here, man. >> Okay. You do not need to talk to me. Man, what's going on? Are you okay? >> So, what's going on? Just explain. >> Okay. >> I got locked out. I went and knocked on my landlord's door. I got locked out and then YOU CAME AROUND AND STARTED FILMING US. >> OKAY. >> I don't want you guys filming me. My friend >> What's your name? >> My name is Chris. >> She's a 1025. That's it. Bring your hand. >> Come on. Please stand up for me. >> No. Did my dad call you name Patrick Pali? >> Come on. Please stand up. >> Did my father Patrick? Can I talk to my father? >> Come on. Let's go. My dad has dementia, guys. >> Okay. >> My father look at my phone. >> Please stand up for me. >> No, my father has dementia, guys. >> I I understand. >> No, my father has dementia. >> I don't need the wellness check. My father does. >> Okay. Can you help us, please? >> No. No. No. No. NO. NO. I DON'T WHY IS SHE FILMING? >> WHY? NO. NO. >> NO. NO. NO. >> Hurry up. HURRY UP. WHY ARE YOU TOUCHING ME? OH MY GOD. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> Oh my god. [screaming] HELP ME. >> ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. RELAX. RELAX. I got her. I got her. Just run down your arm behind your back. That's it. Nice and easy. Just put it behind your back. >> Be here all day. Let's cuff this person. >> All right. Just calm down. >> I'm not being extra. Not being extra. >> JUST CALM DOWN. >> OH, IT HURTS. >> I got you. >> I've been saying I got her. You need to calm the down, >> man. >> Stand up. Anything you want, man. >> I don't trust him. >> Okay. Well, it's me here. >> I don't trust him. I don't trust him. No one's helping me. I DON'T TRUST HIM. I DON'T TRUST HIM. >> I'M GOING TO HELP YOU. I'M GOING TO HELP YOU. I NEED HANDCUFFS, BUT I'M THE ONE BEING FOUND. >> I'M GOING TO HELP you stand up with with this. I don't trust you. I don't trust you. >> Okay. Well, then I will help you stand up. Okay. >> Let me help you. >> I'm right next to you. I will help you stand up. All you have to do is lift your legs up so I can help you stand up. Okay. >> Can you do that for me? >> Did my father call me? >> No. 732. >> No, we got you. >> All right. I need you to stand up, though. >> Okay. Can you stand up for me so I don't rip your arm? >> No, I don't want to. I'm just trying to help you get up. I don't know what you're talking about. I'm just going to carry this thing with you. >> Nice and easy. >> You need to move your legs. No. Okay. So, we're going to end up having to hog tie you if that's what you want. >> Officers discovered Chris had an active warrant which instantly [music] changed the entire tone of the encounter. And now the out of control suspect was about to learn a harsh lesson about what happens when you [music] push your luck and pick a fight with the law. >> Oh, THIS IS A LITTLE KINKY, GUYS. COME ON. This is up, guys. >> We got you. Um >> there's I wanted the 650. >> I got you. >> No, these are these are these are >> dude. What the [ __ ] >> Oh, you have stuff back there. The only one we have 110. >> Pop the trunk. Huh? Rory. >> What's that? >> What is >> going him? The man was filming and recording me while I was hanging out with my friend. >> SO THIS MAN WAS RECORDING ME. I didn't feel MY BREATH. >> WHY ARE YOU TOUCHING ME LIKE THAT? >> Because you won't do it yourself. >> Get inside THE VEHICLE. MOVE YOUR >> HELPING THE LANDLORD WHO'S FILMING ME AND MY FRIEND TALKING to >> askina >> some get somebody to grab her from >> askina please >> I'm pretty sure court's open >> if you can just grab her from that side and pull her up cuz she's Can you please remove this really hurts my left wrist ow my left WRIST REALLY HURTS MY LEFT WRIST HURTS too much sit up we CAN >> MY LEFT WRIST HURTS I CAN'T SIT up but my left wrist hurts and help me left >> wrist is FINE YOU GOT TO OH NO. [screaming] YOU'RE HURTING ME. STOP. [laughter] >> Why are you DOING THIS TO ME? >> SIT UP. COME ON. >> OUCH. SHE WAS FILMING ME. YOU IDIOT. Sit up. Sit up. All you have to do is sit up. Sit up. All you have to do is sit up and you'll be fine. >> Stop wrapping your legs around me. You're not going to do that. >> Why are you doing that to me? Cuz wrapping your legs around me. >> Even after officers restrained her, Chris refused to calm down as her outburst raged on till the very end. You crazy on camera. HOW DO YOU FEEL NOW, YOU IDIOTS? I WAS THE ONE BEING BY MY CREEP IN [screaming] the last. >> I got it. I got it. I got it. >> I will. [screaming] I got it. >> Wrap your leg around me again. I'm going to >> You're going TO LIKE IT, AREN'T YOU? GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Watch your head. >> Don't me. >> What do you do? >> Ma'am, come on. You got Come here. Come here. >> Really bad. My uniform. >> You know, >> ARE YOU KIDDING ME? EASY. >> I GOT IT. I GOT IT. EASY. I got it. I got it. I'm 100% control. I should have cuffed HER THE FIRST TIME. >> NO. GOT OUT of them. You suck. >> It's cuz I didn't cuff them. >> Not this time. Not this time. Like 100b. Eventually, the officers managed to get [music] control and transported her to the processing unit, hoping to finally bring the explosive ordeal to a close. >> I'm like 100b and come back. I got your captain. I'm >> I'm not Jaylen. [laughter] >> Bring her in here. Bring her in here. This is mine. Bring her in. >> So smart. >> Okay. So, I'm going to take the handcuffs and I'm going to search you. Want to take one hand off. Do you have anything that's going to hurt me? >> Let's let's get this situated first. >> Um, so it's open to not have warranty. >> I think it's I I know this. >> I know, but I think it's on this, right? Yeah, we'll figure it out. But then we're going to escape and race off. [laughter] You need to have your wife. [snorts] >> You ever been arrested before? What? Um, my finger fits in here. How does it hurt? >> Um, ow ow ow ow ow. >> Mind you, she she already got out of a handcuff. >> Okay, so my finger fit in there. >> So, you're good right now. >> Yeah, you could put your shoes back on. Thank you. >> That's what I do. >> You go put your shoe back on. >> I don't trust him. >> You don't trust his shoe. >> You were wearing these. >> I don't trust him. >> Cuz he saw it. You said nothing. It's stupid, right? 24 video tape. Listen to the landlord. She's creeping your head. >> This hurts. >> It's okay. I just I just stuck two fingers on it. >> All right. I'm not sure what was transmitted about this, but um I'm missing. >> Can I talk to my dad, please? >> We're We're not making right now. You are under arrest. >> You heard me. >> You are under arrest. >> He's gone. My dad must love me. Chris was ultimately charged with the an officer resisting [music] arrest and escaping her restraints. Speaking of crazy baddy, here's the next entitled woman who caused a ruckus during [music] a traffic stop until Karma came knocking. >> And I'd actually prefer you to get to your vehicle and come back here with me. Like I said, that way I'm not coming back and forth. >> You are, man. You are. Yes, you are. Don't have to Don't touch my door. >> Open this. >> Don't touch this. >> Open this. >> Open this. >> Get away from me. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> On April the 15th, 2025, an officer in New Mexico [music] stopped a vehicle after it was seen drifting between lanes and even driving through a bike lane. But the moment the officer approached the window, the female driver immediately became defensive. That's okay. You want to open your door? So, I'm officer lock city. Where's the first stop? Your headlights weren't on when you left. >> Um, >> it's okay. Um, >> yeah. I mean, they're on now, but I don't know if it's a short. And then also, too, you were you're riding in the bike lane, too. You were traveling in the bike lane >> when I first >> Well, right here on 180. Were you on your phone or something? >> Okay. Well, I saw I saw you travel in the bike lane. >> I did not. >> Okay. On the road. >> You have all your paperwork. Driver's license, registration, insurance. >> What's going on? >> $100 walk out. >> $100 walk out? Really? Where's that at? Where's work at? >> All day. >> The officer immediately noticed signs of impairment as the woman grew increasingly evasive and turned routine instructions into arguments. >> Do you have your most current form of insurance? This is actually expired. >> Would that work? >> What's that? >> If I have time to get him to text you. If not, I mean, I'm willing to I'm willing to work with you and just give you a fixed ticket. >> I don't I have insurance. >> I don't need no >> That doesn't go against your record. >> All right. So, why why are you doing that? Let's come back here and then we'll we'll finish the rest of our business back here. >> Why is that? >> That way I'm not coming back and forth and asking for information. >> Hey, sending my other one. Okay. >> Yeah. I'm just not >> You're not what? >> Why is that? >> Well, you're we're going to be over here on the sidewalk, not on the road. And I'd actually prefer you to to enter your vehicle and come back here with me. Like I said, that way I'm not coming back and forth. >> You are, man. You are. Yes, you are. Yes, ma'am. There's United States case law on it. >> Yes, there is. >> So, that looks like registration to me. >> The tension began to simmer, [music] hinting that this traffic stop was about to get a lot more complicated. And it didn't take long for everything to completely explode. And like I said, I want to do our business right here. >> You can wear my stuff and then give you >> Okay. Well, why is that? >> No. I don't have to. >> You do have to. Hold on. What are you doing? What are you doing? >> You don't have to. Don't touch my door. >> Open this. >> Don't touch. >> Open this. Open this. >> Get away from me. >> Send me another unit. Come here. >> Come here. You're not going to shut THE DOOR. >> STOP. COME HERE. Come here. I'll be right. Come here. >> Come here. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> No. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> No, you won't. Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. >> Vehicle. You >> get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Hurry up. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. >> You need to get away from me. >> Get out of the vehicle right now. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. Stop. >> I'm on the ground. >> Transo. >> Look away. Look away. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Something there. Something. >> I can't breathe. >> Okay. Go. Please. >> I'm not moving. >> Wait. >> Nope. There's no >> made piss myself. Please wait A SECOND. THERE'S HUMANITY. Sit up. >> You just hang out. >> 1 2 3. >> Can you not step on my glasses? >> Yep. >> Can I have my phone? >> No. Can I >> Can you pick it up out of the room? >> Do you have anything that's going to stick before you stop me? >> A growing defiance quickly sparked a full confrontation, forcing the officer to take matters [music] into his own hands. >> Okay. Nope. Screw. >> Okay. >> I did not. >> Everything's a unlocking unit. >> Can I at least get my purse and my phone, please? >> Unlocking unit, bra. >> Yeah, I did. >> Can you believe I just got out of work? I just went home. >> Well, you shouldn't be doing things like that. >> I was doing what? >> I opened the door. Taste it. >> I have absolutely nothing on me except this smell. >> Okay, >> that door is broken. >> Okay, hold on. Are you wearing a bra? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have anything in your bra? >> No. >> Okay, I'm going to start you with the back of my hand. Okay. >> It's broken. >> Sit in there. >> It doesn't work. >> Okay, you'll figure it out. >> Okay. I have pee. >> I have pee. I know. Sit in there. I don't want to get in your car. >> No, it's plastic. >> Never done this before. >> You can't have my phone in my purse. >> No, you cannot. >> You're under arrest now. >> You haven't written my rights. >> We don't have to. I'm not going to >> arrest me. >> That's correct. Sit back. >> Yes, you do. >> I'm going to educate you. >> I can't sit back. >> Hold on. I'm going to I'm going to lock your car. Step out again. I'm going to educate you something. Okay. >> All right. Educate. >> Am I interrogating you? >> I guess. >> No, I'm not. Am I asking you any incriminating questions? >> No. >> No, I'm not. Okay, then. >> I said no. >> And y'all think my 110 lb self is a threat? >> No. I just >> We want to go home at night. >> I do too. >> Okay. And you're going >> You may you may not go home tonight, but you will go home for >> Hold on. Okay. I I DID NOT consent to search. >> They're not searching your car. >> Yes, he is. What is he doing? >> Ask her where that bag is that she threw. Is >> he something you shouldn't have? >> No, I have nothing. I was getting off work. I was going to home. I had a night. >> She stopped saying the vehicle. I had a night. I had a $100 walk out of a customer. I had to pay and that kind of sucked. And I was just going home and he wanted me to get out and stand on the sidewalk and I wasn't comfortable with that. >> You're required to take your seat. >> I can't sit back on. >> Yeah. Try your best. >> After a brief struggle, the woman finally calmed down. But the moment her physical resistance stopped, the verbal attacks began. >> He pulled me over. He said I was in the bike lane. I just left the Chinese palace. >> Okay. >> So when I turned out I may have touched the bike lane. He said I did it twice. I didn't think I did. He asked me to get out and come back to his car. I wasn't comfortable with that. As far as I knew, I didn't have to. >> Okay. You were required to. >> Well, just just so you know. Okay. Well, I didn't think I was. >> So, that was my mistake. >> So, my car door is my window's broken. So, I just shut the door. >> And he reached in, unled my seat belt, tased me. >> Okay. >> I All I was trying to do was get my insurance information. >> Okay. So, what is all over your pants? >> Uh where I probably where I pissed myself and where he threw me on the ground. >> Have you had any household? No, I think it would work. >> Any prescription medications? >> No, nothing. I take a blood test, breath, whatever. >> I'm asking you because off of my observations, your eyes are very blood and red. >> I've been at work all night. I'm a waitress. >> Okay. >> I served probably 300 people tonight. I am very tired. >> Okay. >> Very tired. >> Okay. >> I mean, my eyes I mean could be allergies. I don't know. But I have had nothing. >> Okay. Except I drain one right now. >> Okay. And you haven't consumed any of the open containers that are in your vehicle? >> No, those are from last time we went camping. I've not cleaned my Jeep out cuz the door's broken. I need to take the door off to get into that pocket of the hole to clean it all out. I don't even have passengers in there, obviously. >> So, what did this officer see with you in your hand that you she that you threw out of your hand at some point? >> I've never thrown anything out of my hand. You didn't have anything on your person. >> The bags. >> There's baggies underneath. >> She said baggies. >> There was two. Okay. >> It's all on body cam, ma'am. So, I don't whatever you want to say. >> See that? >> And then you tossed one bag like that behind your head. >> I have it. >> Yes, you did. >> How? I'm driving a stick ship. I did not. >> Once I was pulling you out and you were refusing to get out and I was pulling on your legs, he grabbed the one bag and he threw it behind you. My phone was in the seat next to me. I was trying to get to my phone. Even if I had anything, all I was thinking about was my phone. I have nothing. Search for baggies. Search for whatever. There is a weekend in my cigarette case that I don't use driving. I'm going just going to come home and smoke a bowl and go to bed. That was all I planned on doing tonight. Georgetown. >> Officers discovered paraphernalia inside the vehicle, [music] confirming their suspicions. With evidence piling up and the woman still refusing to cooperate, the path forward became clear to the officers. >> Can I have my purse? >> Um, no. That's not allowed to go with you to the jail. Um, what I can do is I can I can log it in at the Silver City Police Department. >> Okay. But right now, my purse is not in my purse. Neither I'm >> Say what? >> I just said I can log it in at the Silver City Police Department. >> I see this online. I never go city. >> Okay, ma'am. And just so you know, all of this is on body cam. All of my paperwork has to get approved by a supervisor. >> Huh? >> I didn't throw anything. >> Okay. That's [music] That's not why you're going to jail. >> That's fine. But you're trying to make it seem like I'm throwing you. >> I'm not making it seem like nothing, ma'am. I'm telling you. >> Okay. Where did I mention anything about >> I don't know. It could be anything, ma'am. Uh, my chest was really >> Okay, I can change them in a minute. >> I said my chest. >> Oh, >> my heart. >> That's all right. We're going to go up to the hospital. >> Okay, you can tell that to the nurse here in a minute. >> Do you want your purse to to be logged in at the department or do you want it to be at the yard? >> I want it wherever I'm going. >> You're not going to You're not You can't have it with you, ma'am. I understand that, but I'm going to the department >> and then to the jail. No, you're going to go to the hospital, then you're going to go to the department, and then you're going to go to the jail. >> You can't have your purse at neither of those locations. >> My phone to make a phone call. >> No. Why? >> Cuz I don't know how people arrested me. >> It's right here on my seat. >> I didn't know that. >> Okay, but still snobby >> because look how you're acting with me. >> I'm not. >> I'm trying to help you. I I really really was trying to help you out. Yeah. Let you cut loose on a citation. >> And that's why we're going to go to court. Okay. >> Perfect. Yeah. >> I'm going to ask you one more time. You want your purse to get logged into this? Okay. You said no. Perfect. >> Uh you still have her uh register. >> Oh yeah. Do you want that? >> Get your meds and I'll do this. Yeah. That's all I'm asking. >> What? >> What are you asking? >> I'm just asking if I can request what to do. >> Can she still request the towing company? >> We can tell it which one it is. But on the rotation. >> Silver's on the rotation right now. >> Okay. I want you to tell it. >> That's if they're on the rotation, ma'am. If not, it's going to be silverback. >> How do you How do you open your passenger door? >> Doesn't open. All right, >> bro. It doesn't open. Okay. >> So, as far as I know, your person is staying in your vehicle. The pretty queen was charged with resisting an officer on a police officer, failure to maintain lane, and driving [music] without proof of insurance. Some people never learn from their mistakes. And here's another [music] suspect who took a routine traffic stop and turned it into something much more serious. >> I need you to step out of the nurse. >> I need YOU TO STEP OUT. >> WILL YOU GET UP? >> I want to be my mother. >> Get up, you [ __ ] Look how he's treating me. You just going to treat me like this? LIKE YOU'RE GOING TO HOLD me down. >> On the 26th of April 2023, Milford police officer Chastain observed a vehicle with expired registration circling the parking lot of the local mall. On inquiry, an otherwise calm situation turned into the officer's worst nightmare when the young lady decided that it was better to be a brute than obey lawful instructions. Hello. >> Hello. Can you roll up the window, please, for the dog? >> Yeah. >> Where you going? >> I'm headed on my way home. >> All right. My name's Officer Chassan with Milford Police Department. The reason I'm stopping you is you've been driving loops around Cinear, which is very weird, but you got an expired tag and you got on River's Edge Drive. Okay. >> Oh. >> All right. If you will do me a favor, keep the vehicle at park and shut it off for me for a minute. >> I was just driving off because I was trying to get the directions to go home. >> Do you know how many loops you did? >> Yeah. Three. >> Three. Okay. Are you under the influence of anything right now? >> No. >> No alcohol, no tobacco, no drugs, nothing like that. >> No. >> Keep that window up, please, for me. >> I'm good. I got the directions to go home now. >> Okay. Well, you're not good. Keep it in park. >> I got the directions to go home, so I'm good to >> No. I need you to take your hand off of that. >> Sir, I've got the directions to go home. I'm good now. >> No, you're not going anywhere. I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> Get the directions to go home. >> I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> I need you to step out the vehicle. [screaming] >> David 11, start me. >> NICE. WHY are you grabbing me? >> YOU'RE NOT DRIVING. >> WHY ARE YOU GRABBING ME? WHY [screaming] ARE YOU GRABBING ME? You're >> not driving me. >> Why are you grabbing me? YOU'RE JUST A COP. YOU'RE NOT SAFE. YOU'RE NOT SAFE. WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU ARE to do this IN FRONT OF MY DOG? WHAT the do you think you are? What the do you think you are, sir? What the do you think you are to do this? What the >> What the do you think you are, sir? What the do you think you are, sir? >> What the you are, sir? It's me right now. I'm literally What the do you think you are, sir? What the >> That's fine. >> What the he get off of me. [screaming] >> Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting. >> Hey, just have this dog if you can. Get off of me. Get off of me. I CAN'T BREATHE. GET OFF OF ME. [screaming] GET off of me. >> ON YOUR BACK. [screaming] >> GET OFF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> I got Please help me. What [screaming] is >> Get off of me. >> Hold still. I mean, nobody's going to hurt you. >> Get off of me. >> Nobody's going to hurt. >> HE'S HURTING ME RIGHT NOW. HE'S HURTING ME RIGHT NOW. >> NOBODY'S HURTING YOU. >> Hurting me right now. >> NOBODY [screaming] OFF OF ME. GET the off of me. What the >> I hate men. >> Dave 11. You said it's not hurting me. Look at me right now. >> This is okay. >> Hey, what is going on? >> 25 clear. >> Why the are you hurting me right now? >> What is going on? >> Why are you hurting me? Why won't you get off and LET ME STAND UP? >> I'm going to get off and let me stand up. >> You need to calm down. >> For some reason, she had lost her mind. And from the look of things, nothing was going to calm her down. Except maybe the officers were going to let her be on her merry way. If that was still [music] going to be possible, >> you're going to sit. >> I'm not going to hurt you. Just let me stand up. >> You're going to sit. >> Just let me STAND THE UP. GRAB MY ARMS. >> I GOT IT. I GOT YOU. >> Why the are you hurting me right now? >> Relax. >> Why are you hurting me? >> Why are you hurting me like this is funny? >> Like this is funny to you. >> Like this is funny. >> I'm female. Go ahead and start medic. >> Do you have any weapons? >> You guys are literally hurting me. You're hurting me right now. >> Relax. >> You just [ __ ] >> Where is my dog going right now? >> I'm going to try to get your dog if your dog >> You better call my mom and get that dog BACK IN HIS HOUSE BECAUSE I SWEAR TO GOD. UNLOCK ME AND get me to take my dog back home. >> Have a seat. >> What the You mothering me. Ow! [screaming] Ow! Get off of me. You're hurting me. Get off of [laughter] me. You're hurting me. Unlock this. >> Stop resisting. >> Unlock this right now. Unlock this, you do not hurt a woman. You think it's okay to hurt a woman? You think it's okay to hurt a woman? You think it's okay to hurt a woman? >> You think it's cool to hurt a woman like this? >> Yeah. So big, right? You just hurt a woman like you hurt a woman, right? You're a man. You're so big. You're a cop. You're a cop. You can do WHATEVER YOU WANT, RIGHT? YOU CAN DO WHATEVER YOU want over here. >> Here, you can do whatever you want, right? No, you can't. >> You're going to live miserable in your soul knowing this is how you treat a woman. This is how you treat a woman. You grab a woman's head like that. I bet this is how you grab twice. I bet you too, huh? I bet you tonight, huh? Cuz you're a sick rapist mother just like every other man in this world. You copy. >> I'm trying. Don't keep turning me. Keep turning. You [ __ ] sick. You sick. You think you're in control of me right now. You're not in control of my mind. You're not in control. >> Come here. Come here. You can tell us you're in control of me, but you're not in [ __ ] trouble cuz you're not. You can't. Where the dog? >> What's his name? Get to COME TO ME. >> ROCKET. >> ROCKET. >> ROCKET. BABY, >> COME HERE. ROCKET. >> ROCKET. >> Come here. Rocket. Come here. >> Why are you strapping me up? >> COME HERE. ROCKET. >> YOU'RE A big man. [screaming] >> You're a big all of you down here. DO NOT FIGHT ME. >> YOU DO NOT FIGHT ME. 43Y OLD COP SMASHING AN 18. Who the HOW DOES THAT FEEL TO YOU? HOW DOES THAT [laughter] FEEL to you driving like that? How the does that feel? How the does it feel? Look at my picture of that. You [ __ ] WHERE IS MY MOM AND WHERE MY DOG? CUZ I'M NOT SITTING in here with my dog alone. [screaming] The cops realizing that she might have hurt herself while throwing her tantrum called for medical assistance to arrive at a shocking scene. WHERE IS MY WHERE IS MY WHERE IS MY ROCKET BABY? ROCKET BABY. ROCKET. ROCKET. ROCKET. ROCKET. Come here. Rocket. [screaming] Come with these wrong people. Rocket. Rocket. >> ROCKET. ROCKET. ROCKET. >> [music] >> SOMEBODY TOLD MY MOM TO COME GET MY DOG IN THE middle of the street. I CAN'T SEE. I got him. BABY [screaming] ROCKY BABY. ROCKY BABY. I'M SORRY. [screaming] >> [music] >> ROCKY ROCKET. [screaming] ROCKET. ROCKET. ROCKET. Please let him GET IN ON ME. >> YOU CAN'T [screaming] GET WITHOUT ME. MY ARM HURT MY WRIST. >> WE GOT THE DOG. >> WHAT IS THAT WITH ME? >> WE CAN'T. >> WHAT IS IT WITH ME? >> My wrist is bleeding. My wrist is bleeding. >> All right, let's come and take a look at you. >> You need to calm down so we can actually get them to check you out. They feel comfortable doing so. Okay. >> You're such a dis like this is a funny charge for you. >> All right. >> Like this is a >> If you [screaming] can get you some help. [ __ ] tried to slip. >> OH, HE GOT ME. WHERE IS THE AMBULANCE? Because the only cares about people, right? [ __ ] it, baby. Lock it. Lock it. Lock it. What's your first name? >> YOU GET MY [screaming] HAND. I'LL TELL YOU MY FIRST NAME. MY wrist is literally bleeding. You're under arrest. >> My wrist is literally bleeding. UNDER ARREST FOR WHAT? >> You officer, you bit me. >> Oh, I did a me officer. >> I did a He grabbed me and put me into the gravel. >> He put me into the gravel. >> The ambulance is going to take a look at me. >> Relax. Relax. >> Are you going to run me again? >> No. >> Stop. standards and take a look at me. If I'm sitting here in this bed, >> you got to stay right there. >> You want to help my mental health? You No, you don't. >> If you need help with mental health, >> you don't. No, you don't. You just grab me and put me on the ground. My dog WAY TOO LONG. >> MY RACE UNC. >> WE'RE NOT UNCUFFING YOU. OKAY, WE'LL TAKE >> MA'AM. PLEASE HELP ME. THIS MAN JUST GRABBED ME AND SHOVE ME ON THE GROUND. >> TERRY MADE a traffic stop. Next thing you know, he's asking for help. Can I get here? They're saying that he's fighting with her. >> I'm on the ground. I'm on the ground. When he gets here, >> when I get there, you can be handcuffed >> and I'm on the ground. >> At this point, the cops [music] had now realized the level of crazy they were dealing with. Before them was a woman who was crazy enough to physically assault police officers and didn't care [music] about the consequences. >> And then you grabbed me and threw me in the car. And then you throw ME [screaming] up you can [ __ ] like all the other men in this world. [screaming] Look at it. LOOK AT IT. LOOK AT IT. LOOK AT IT. WILL YOU LOOK AT IT? CALM DOWN. LOOK AT IT. You won't. >> He grabbed me and put me on the ground. HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO CALM DOWN when when an officer is stabbed me and my dog hit by a car? The left arm. It's hurting me right here on my wrist because he broke me in your name. >> Uncoming you mother. I'm done with my >> I'm done with you guys. >> Don't grab me. >> Do not grab me. >> You are not going to be by medical STAFF NOW. >> GET away from me. >> You get up. >> I want to see my mother. You [ __ ] Look how he treated me. Look how he's standing. [screaming] Please, ma'am. Please. Please, ma'am. Please. Please, ma'am. Please don't let him drag me BACK TO THE STORE. PLEASE, MA'AM. [screaming] Get the away FROM YOU GUYS. GET THE AWAY FROM YOU MEN. I don't want to be next to you. I don't want to be NEXT TO YOU. PLEASE, MA'AM. >> OR SOMETHING. YEAH, we're a bigger hospital. >> Let's go to the away from you. >> Give me the away FROM YOU. >> HEY, WE'RE GOING TO GO IN THE >> NOBODY THINKS THAT IT'S OKAY. HE'S GRABBING ME LIKE THIS. >> WE'RE GOING TO GO IN THE SLOT. OKAY. >> Why are you touching me like this? Because >> as a grown man. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Let me go with you then and stop getting MY ARMS OFF OF ME. Get your arms off of me. >> Just walk over here. >> Get your arms off of me. >> Walk over here. >> Get your arms off of me. >> I can't. You're not. >> Get your arms off of me. >> Come on. You are not in control of me. >> Why the then uncuff me. This is THE ONLY THING THAT'S HURTING. UNCUFF ME, MA'AM. MA'AM, PLEASE HAVE SOME REMORSE. >> LOOK, just >> You don't have any remorse. >> Funny in there. >> Yeah. >> You don't have any remorse, ma'am. What's your name? >> I'm Sophia. >> Take your >> probably. >> What's your name? Have a seat for me. You don't have any remorse for me. >> Just calm down. Okay. I'm not screaming in my face. Can you sit down for me? I'm not screaming in your face. >> I need you to sit down on the cop. >> Please have me. This is so wrong. >> I I can't. This is wrong that men have been treating me like this my whole life. And these police officers are just going to me. These police officers are me right now. >> This is You're not helping the situation. Okay. >> You're not You're not helping the situation. I need you to lay back. >> THEY'RE ABUSING ME. THEY'RE GRABBING ME LIKE THIS. THEY DON'T HANDCUFF ME SO I CAN LAY BACK. I CAN'T LAY BACK WITH THE HANDCUFFS on my hand. >> It hurts. IT HURTS. IT HURTS. >> When the cops realized that she was never going to behave herself until they used some extra measures, they decided to [music] strap her. It's at this moment that things began to take a turn for the worse. >> What is your name? >> I told you my name. Sophia that made these men all >> Can we hold right there so I get a picture real quick of her? >> Yeah, you're all in control of the world and it's not okay. >> Sia, how old are you? >> You think it's okay to grab a little girl and grab her in handcuffs and treat her like this? >> Where were you going? Were you driving that? >> Okay. Yeah, I was trying to drive home. >> Were you just going to turn the lights off? >> Show your face cuz you have a little cut on your eyebrow. Okay. >> Is that old or new? >> From you. It's from you, sir. >> YOU put those legless [screaming] shirts. They got their own that'll go on. >> They got their own that'll go on the cop. >> You You're just going to treat ME LIKE THIS. LIKE YOU'RE GOING TO HOLD ME DOWN. >> YOU ALL OF YOU. THE GOVERNMENT. YOU GUYS ALL THINK THAT WE'RE ALL just You know what? Men are pizza when you guys going to laugh. You >> What are you guys helping me with right now? >> What are you guys helping me with? >> WHAT ARE YOU GUYS helping a girl with? What are you guys helping a girl with? Huh? >> ARE YOU A GIRL? WHAT ARE YOU HELPING ME WITH STRAPPING ME DOWN LIKE THIS? HUH? There's a compression in here. >> That's from school this morning. Look out. >> Get me the jail. That's what you guys are doing right now cuz I'm so done. I'M SITTING IN THIS HOT >> HERE. THIS isn't going to interfere with this. >> You're a piece of that. >> Do you think that you look at your wife and say, "Oh, I'm a cop. I'm a big man. This is what you did today." Huh? This is what you did today. You You arrested a girl and YOU PUT HER DOWN AND YOU AND YOU JUST HOLD HER DOWN. HUH? THAT'S HOW YOU'RE GOING TO HOLD YOUR WIFE DOWN WHEN you Huh. Right. RIGHT, SIR. YEAH. SAY YEAH. SAY YEAH. SAY YEAH. THAT'S WHAT MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE A BIG MAN. >> HER eyes are pinpoint. >> That's what makes you feel like a big man. Huh sir. Huh sir. You're going to look away from me and ignore the truth cuz that's not what makes you all feel like a big man. Huh? It makes you all feel like a big man holding me down right now. Makes you feel like a big man holding me down. Huh? With your fat little pig ass. With your fat little pig ass. You look like a damn pig. You look like you ate up a What do y'all help? What did you guys help? Huh? What did you help? What did youing help? Nothing. You don't got to say cuz you ain't help nothing. You're a big like holding girls down. You like holding your wife down like this, huh? You like holding your wife down like this. Making her feel like she's a little girl, huh? >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm a big man. All right. Let's put this girl in in our office. >> Are you going to ride it? or you want to follow up with the police, >> guys. I hope you all live in the back. >> Let's get your car parked. >> We'll take care of that. >> We'll search the car and we'll inventory and tow it. >> Take these come from my car or your car? >> He was trying OB me. THIS FEELS PAINFUL. LIFE FEELS PAINFUL. >> She lost it again when she realized that there was nothing she could do anymore [music] to offend the cops. It was obvious that she was ready to give them as much help as she could possibly give. >> That mark in my eye where she kicked me or not. Or is it good? >> Right here. Looks like Looks like you got a little bump. Yeah, she hit me good. So, >> like my boyfriend did when I stop and he like unlocked me. Uncop me. It feels painful. Like it feels faithful, but the government doesn't give >> sure because like >> I didn't do traffic. >> I've already said it three times. Oh [ __ ] >> Stop. What you going to do? >> Do you guys have masks or something? So she could stop trying to bite us. >> I'll break that pinky. >> I'm breaking. >> Grab it again. Grab it again. Grab my hand again. Huh? Grab my break my wrist. You or something. >> You little You want to get me? Huh? You want to YOU WANT TO think you're a big fan? You think you're a big fan? You You want to choke me out? JOKING OUT. >> I HATED YOU. YOU'RE CHOKING ME OUT. >> YOU'RE CHOKING me out. >> My mouth is shut. You >> biting us. Just relax. [screaming] I know. I know. I know. [screaming] >> I don't know. Okay. >> WE DON'T HAVE ONE. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. >> RELAX. [screaming] >> Calm down. >> Stop touching my head and I'll get him down. Stop touching my head or I'll calm down. >> All right. Calm down. >> Stop touching. >> Calm down. >> My head hurts. My head hurts because of you. You're soie. >> My name is Sophia. You >> okay? You okay? >> You I want to go TO THE HOSPITAL ASAP because these I want these handcuffs taken off. >> Then you need >> I want THESE HANDCUFFS TAKEN OFF. Get the off of me. The way that you think it's okay if there's a woman in her face like that. I bet you touch your wife like that. >> I think you need to calm down. >> I bet you touch your wife like that. >> I need to get try and get a line. >> All right. Go ahead. Thank you. >> You think it's okay? >> I need you to calm down. >> You think it's okay that he just touched me like that woman? >> No, I don't. You don't think it's okay? I need you to look. >> But you think it's okay to watch him touch me like that, woman? You think it's okay to watch him touch me like that? >> Why did the police officers act like this woman? >> I don't know. >> Give us a sec. Go right. >> Please tell me. This isn't okay. [screaming] >> Whying act like this? They don't destroy your >> I APOLOGIZE. I'm [laughter] a little pissed off. She's a little bit PISSED OFF BECAUSE I KEEP YELLING AT HER BECAUSE YOU GUYS KEEP BEATING the out of me when I'm screaming at this. She's the only one helping me. >> All right. Well, >> this woman is the only one helping me. So, you have to GIVE HER A GOOD RECOMMENDATION because you just beat me. You beat me. You beat me. >> You should you been respectful to me. >> She still continued whining despite being given medical attention. And the cops realized that she was not going to calm down. However, she could crazy all she wanted. >> He joked me, right, ma'am? >> Youing seen him choke me. >> Calm down. >> You seen him choke me and you're going to put me down like I'm a dog now. I'm a girl just like you, woman. >> I'm a girl just like you, woman. >> You know the way these police are treating us ain't right. >> You know it ain't right. running cuz you're around a bunch of men right now. >> Well, unfortunately, we're not we're not here to argue with. Most of us weren't even here when whatever happened happened. So, we're just trying to have more. Our focus right now is you and not what already happened. >> What about me? You're not going to help. >> She had it in there. >> We're going to get you hospital and say that I was supposed to hug. >> I don't have anything to do with your license. We're just going to try. We're trying to get you to the hospital. Yep. >> These men out of here 8 minutes. >> Can I get mom's phone number to get the dog? >> All these men get out of here. Yes. 608 my grandma to go get the dog before I fall asleep. Me right now. 68. >> Say, "Grandma Sarah, come to this." >> Blue on me. >> He can't wait. [laughter] Okay. You got Adavan on board. >> Yeah, I got Dad on board. >> Is out of me though. You're putting in me to help you. >> Did you say that to me? >> He was talking to me. We're just communicating. >> Talking to me about what drugs you're putting inside of me. >> I put you inside to help you relax a little bit. >> You guys are so wrong cuz you just tried to choke me. That cop just choked me and pulled me out of the car and choked me. You think that ain't wrong? >> Sir, look at me and have a conversation. >> I wasn't there. >> I wasn't there. >> All I did was drive around the parking lot and I was trying to get my way home. >> Her papers over there. >> Can I ask you your name again? >> Iing told everybody my name damn times, dude. >> But you guys aren't going to ask what's wrong with the fact that that cop tool me out. You guys aren't going to say that's wrong cuz that's your boy, right? >> No, cuz we're here for medical reasons. We're not here for anything else. You just pulled me out of the car and choked me and choked me in front of you. >> So, what we need to do, [laughter] >> need some damn water. Get this thing off my damn mouth so I can call it problem. >> I need to move her hands to her front. >> I get that. I understand that, but it's a [ __ ] default. That's >> She can stay in handcuffs as long as a police officer rides with us, but they can't be behind her. >> Get me out of these damn trucks. I can't breathe. >> We all need assistance cuz she's going to fight us. Yeah, >> I'm not going to fight nobody, bro. I will sit here with this woman alone. Please, I won't fight anybody. I just don't want these men around me with you. >> Okay. So, I need you to relax a little bit. We're going to move your hands from your backsh. We're going to undo your handcuffs. She's skinny enough. I woke her up. Please just give me >> We're going to get you. We're going to be taken care of. >> Just when it seems like she was beginning to realize the consequences of her actions, she decided to complicate things even further. >> Okay, hold on. We're good. We're trying to sit still. And it's not going to move my wrist. It hurts to move it. >> So, you want to sit up? Pull your other hand. Pull your other hand out. There you go. >> There we go. >> Lay back. >> Get this. >> Can we slide her up a little bit? >> Please get this uncircul. We're going to do in front. We're not done cuffing them. >> Okay. I can't scoot up without my hand right there. >> Hold on. Just scoot up. >> Okay. >> Hold on a minute. >> You got it. >> There you go. >> There you go. >> More comfortable now. Now you can I need you to sit back and relax. Where did you do that? Okay, that's fine. >> So bad and I need to get some good. >> That's not okay. >> Yep. That's not okay. >> We have a >> You're not okay treating a woman like this right now. >> You double lock these. >> You think it's okay to treat a woman like this shirt, huh? >> Double lock it. >> You think it's okay to treat a woman like this, huh? >> How's that? Feel it. Make sure they're good. Got my fingers in there. Good. >> You get me in JDC ASAP. Get me the out of the >> How old are you? Get the off of me. HOW OLD AM I TO KNOW THAT a man shouldn't date a woman like this? I could be 10 years old and know that a man shouldn't date a woman like this. You guys are awful for me. You guys are awful. >> Get off my fingers, >> [ __ ] NO. GET OFF MY FINGER. GET OFF MY FINGER. GET OFF MY FINGER. WHO ARE YOU TO touch me as a human being? Who are you to touch me and grab my arm and make it break like that? Why is he grabbing me? Let him let go. Let go of me. >> Here my hands. >> Let go of me. Let go of my hand. My hands are MY HANDS. >> This man. >> Okay. You got my hands. Okay. >> Literally every time. >> All right. >> I can't breathe. >> You have to leave it on my nose. >> I would cover each side of the c. >> Okay. I mean, you take that one. >> I can't feel my wrist. They're taking this. >> They have stuff on board. It shouldn't be too much. >> Oh, that you got Relax your legs. >> No, they did something. >> No, that's the same thing. >> It's not the same thing. Why are my lips like this? Do I have to sit like a square? >> Do I have to sit like a square? Okay. >> Yeah. Pull them straight so you can't break. I need you to live a little bit. >> Yeah, cuz you guys just want to >> All these men want to do it. >> All they want to do is see us screwed up like this. You guys like it? >> Do you want to slide up more? >> Yeah. I want all the men out of here cuz all they want to do is they want to see us strapped up like this. They want to see us strapped up like this. I hate these men. >> Get the shut the door. >> Shut the door. Good. >> You look like You look like I'm really not you. You look like a >> You could be mad at me, but I'm glad you're okay. I was worried you were going to drive off. >> Are you the one? >> No. >> Nope. He's the one that's helping you. >> She was indicted by a grand jury on two felony counts of assault on a police officer, a [music] misdemeanor count of resisting arrest, and a misdemeanor count of operating a vehicle under the influence. From one kaku Karen to the next one, this drunk lady thought she was above the law only to face the consequences. >> Okay, you need to back up and listen. If you touch me again, I will arrest you for battery. You understand? >> You have you have two here. >> Listen, I'm trying to talk to you. >> Let me ask of my civil rights. On the 20th of August 2022, Weaten police responded to a call at 7-Eleven where an intoxicated woman was being disorderly. When they arrived at the scene, they had no idea that they were about to deal with a crazy and drunk woman who was going to make herself a difficult [music] person to deal with. >> I really have been trying >> Please. >> What's going on? >> I tried to buy food. >> I tried to buy food. I'll literally show you my money right now. Literally 50 100. >> Okay, that that's not that's not the issue. >> Okay, I'm not trying to start sh I literally was in here. I literally didn't start [ __ ] I literally walked in. I was like I walked to the bathroom. I was like, "Hey." After I walked out, I was like, "Hey, make sure my tub isn't there." >> All right. >> Your fan? >> Yeah. >> Did you Did you drive here? >> No. because I know that. >> So, you took a cab here. >> You want to fall over? How about you take a seat right here for me? >> Yeah. Out of respect. Out of respect, I will literally put my [music] >> Okay. So, here here, let's start from the beginning. Okay. >> Okay. Out of respect, I walked over here because I literally was like, "Hey, I literally just I just got off work. I have to come here. And I was like, [music] I have to get food out of anything. >> Food. Ramen. >> Okay. >> That's what I wanted. >> Okay. >> That's all I wanted. >> So, where how did you get here? >> I walked >> Where did you walk from? [music] >> Cantina. >> Cantina. Hail Street. >> Hail Street. Yeah. >> So, did you just get off work there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you didn't drive a car here? >> No, I literally walked. I walked because I'm like, "Hey, like cantina." And I walked here, the guy who works here. Um, [music] wait, hold on. That guy right there. >> Yeah. >> He was like, "Hey, like come in." Like, it's fine. Whatever. And I didn't I didn't call a cop. I didn't call anything in between. I walked >> to here. This part right here. He was like, "All right, like let's get you here. from heaven. >> Nor will I ever get >> We're still getting there. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. >> I will not order you. Sorry. >> I'm going to say no. >> All right, ma'am. What's your What's your name? >> Siara, nor will I evering inform you. >> All right, Car Sara, the reason why we're here. >> Yeah. >> Can I Can I talk for a second? The reason I work here is because I am at level. >> No, that has nothing to do with it. >> Sarah, let me let me talk to you. Okay. >> The reason why we're here is because there are some individuals that were concerned that you're a little too intoxicated >> right now. And from what I can tell, you can barely Let me talk. From right now, what I can tell is you can barely stand up by yourself. That's why I had you stand down. falling all over the place. Okay. >> So, that's the reason why we're here, >> obviously. >> Is to make sure that >> you're okay. >> So, our medics are here. >> Correct. >> To make sure that you're not overdosing alcohol right now. >> When I came here, yes, I'm going to say yes. Yes. Yes. To everything you said. >> The more the cops listened to her and tried [music] to accommodate her drunk self, the more entitled she became. >> Correct. But >> somebody has come here >> un intoxicated >> which you are. >> So say uninxicated as of uninxicated. >> Okay. >> Do you have a driver's license on your ID? Can I take a look at it? Do you mind if I take a look at it? >> Obviously. Yes. >> Yes, I can take a look at it. >> Yes. Okay. >> That is what I'm saying. Yes. >> Is it? >> Yes. >> Just real quick. You want to go to the hospital today? No. >> Do you have a way home? >> Yes, I do. I have two houses down. >> I have to. >> Um, can you do >> I sound like you were doing that great walking? Can you get someone to come pick you up or something? >> Obviously, I can literally walk two houses down. I'm sorry. >> You're almost You're falling over while you're walking. >> I was going to say they were calling us saying you were falling over. >> No, they are not. They are not because trust me. >> And my officer said, >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry, >> sir. First of all, Somebody who is coming out of state or like out of >> what is this county? >> No, this is >> Weenford. >> All right. >> I gave them my ID. >> Please, can you get it? >> Sarah, you didn't give me anything. >> No, I'm asking that person. >> I I don't have your ID either. >> I do not have my ID. >> You don't have your ID on you? No, because I gave the person who is in 711 my ID. >> Oh, you gave them your ID. >> Do I have it as of right now? As of Okay, hold on. Let me pull both hands out. Do I have it as of right now? No, I do not. Do I have Do I have it as of somebody who is going to say out of 10 persons? >> All right. >> That they have it. I had it as I figured. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. That is what I'm saying. >> Sarah, can you let us talk? >> Sarah, can you let us talk? >> No, I can't because I don't have my ID. >> That's fine. That's fine. I kn some questions. >> Okay. Okay. Can you spell your first last name for me? >> Yeah. B A R A. >> B E A R R A. All right. What's your last name? >> I'm sorry. [music] >> What's your last name? >> Bro, >> I just need a minute. >> All right. Yeah, take take your time. That's the bra as in N. I think it is. >> Whatever. >> Up until this moment, she felt like that she was in control of the situation and had used the opportunity to be as annoying as humanly possible. >> Like I said, you're not in trouble. We just want to make sure you get home. >> I'm sorry, but like who? >> Who? Like right now when you almost just fell over? >> Who? Who? >> The store owner. There's other people. >> We might have not have called you. Have anybody else called you? I'm sorry. >> We wouldn't be here if someone didn't call us. >> I called you. >> Okay. >> So, >> so as of me calling you, um, are we done? >> You did not call us. The store owner called us. I did. >> That's not who called us. >> Yes, I did. >> I'm telling you right now. Could you please sit down? >> I'm going to ask the store owner. >> That's fine. I will I'll give you >> Okay, >> we're done. >> Did she give you your her date of birth? >> This is >> Did she give you her date? >> All right. Yes. >> What's your birthday? This is for you. What's your birthday? No, she hasn't given us her birthday yet. >> You called them so you get rid of them. >> You called them so you get rid of them. >> What's your birthday? >> They take you home. >> Sara. >> Siara, >> you called them. You get rid of them. >> Sara, I'm talking to you. If you don't want trouble today, this is how you get it. >> What's your birthday? >> Because of somebody who has not called you, >> I am not talking to you due to the fact >> and I'm telling you that you're way too >> I did not call you. I did not get rid of you. And >> all right, Sara, you don't have to talk to me when you can listen to this. There's >> um >> we're trying to handle this nicely and have the officer drive you home. Otherwise, we take you to the ambulance, which will take you to the hospital. Jennifer, >> I can I can literally walk home. >> I already given them that money. >> That is your money. >> Give him >> $50. Um, >> that's his >> That's a paper. >> Yep. >> That's it. That right there is $50. >> It slowly dawned on her that she might be in trouble. And so Kiara decided that she was not going to stick around. The cops also came to a realization that they were in for a long, tiring night. >> Kiara $50. >> That's hers. Yeah, we're taking care of >> Sierra. >> You can't touch me. Hey. Okay. >> You can't touch me. >> Why are you making this? >> I'm already at home. You can't touch me. >> You cannot touch me. I'm already at home. >> I'm not trying to touch you. I'm trying to give you your paperwork. >> It won't trespass or anything. It was just >> You also left money there. >> I don't care. They can keep it. >> They can keep it. >> Do you live with anybody? >> I live with roommates. Goodbye. >> Hey Sar, why are you the biggest wife? What's going on? >> I don't want to live here. I don't I told them. I said I said, "Hey, >> you want a shot?" Okay, goodbye. They said no. I said, "Okay." >> I said, "Do you want a drink?" They said, "No." I said, "Cool." >> I'm sorry. What do you need the medic for? >> I put my drink in >> and I ran home. >> You can't follow me home. car. >> Goodbye. >> Well, we're here right now. >> I'm on my property. You see this? You see this concrete? You see that? You cannot You cannot say [ __ ] >> Goodbye. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm on my property. >> Do you have any roommates home right now? >> I'm on my property. >> That's fine. >> Your question. I'm on my property. Goodbye. [music] >> All right. We're going to wait right here for a little bit. End of discussion. >> Okay. Well, wait here for a little bit. >> I'm just asking >> my other my other [music] I bought >> Goodbye. >> Goodbye. >> I did order more. [music] >> Okay. >> And will I call the police? Will I tell them that please officers do not let me get my Yes, I will. Okay, I will because I am at my house. >> Yeah. >> Will you guys let me get my stuff? >> What stuff? What are you talking about? What stuff? >> Yes, I bashed >> at 7-Eleven. >> Yeah. >> You know, you just ran from 7-Eleven on your own, right? >> No, because >> you just ran. >> No, I didn't. Because the person behind me, the guy behind me, he was really trying to tell the the guy I was Hey, go ahead. Did I run from that? Yes. >> Yeah. You just That's what I'm saying. You left money back there. Do you want me to get your money for you? >> I'm not saying that person. >> Sarah, all we're trying to do right now is just make sure you're okay cuz you're obviously heavily intoxicated. >> The only person that I ran from was the person that I originally ran from. >> Okay. >> And then they told the person I was there with >> Are your Are your roommates home right now? >> No. Where are they at? >> They love. >> Okay. >> The the one of them is with their boyfriend and the other one's probably with their boyfriend. I don't care where the other person is. >> Although the officers were trying hard to get her to cooperate, she kept making the situation very complicated. At this point, the cops are starting to get tired of her delusional self. >> We're really going to go back and go get the food. >> Okay. You want to walk over with us? We'll get it. We'll walk you back here to make sure you're okay. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Tango 304. Tango four. The first plate [music] science Sierra. Oh god. And there we go. >> Sierra. >> All right. I think at this point we need to have the medics come back out and you need to go to the hospital. What do you think? [music] >> Okay. Good job. >> Thank you. >> Here's your cash. That's yours. >> That's yours. >> All right. Now, let's walk home. >> So, what did I get? >> You didn't get anything. >> Yes. Obviously, I got her seat. >> You dropped that money. We're just trying to get you home. >> Not obviously. I got the money, >> right? So, let's go home. >> Money. >> Okay. So >> sir, could you >> please be quiet? Be quiet. >> I can ask. >> Miss, >> can I get my money? >> Can I get my money's worth? >> Can she buy anything or do you want her to go? >> No. Sarah, >> do you can she buy anything or do you want her to go? >> Can you give me the money that I gave you? >> Whatever I gave you, can you give me money for >> That is what you're asking. And if not, I would literally do my phone number. Um, >> because it's giving you >> back. >> She's not going to give you anything. So, time to go, Sierra. M. Shut the up because I did. >> She wants to go. >> Yes, she wants to buy something. She wants to buy something. >> $50, right? >> I will literally go home. >> Get mying purse. I'll literally bring you over $150. >> What do you want to buy, Sierra? >> What do you want to buy? We're trying to help you. >> That's fine. both. >> You realize you put your hands on me and arrest you, right? >> I did not give you. It's on camera. I did not. >> It's on camera. >> You want toinging pull the cam up? Please do. Please. >> So, if you want to buy something, buy it and go cuz we want to clear and go. >> Please pull whatever you need to buy and go. >> I am asking. >> While she continued being annoying, she was failing to realize that the situation was gradually turning against her. >> Miss, you are touching me right now. Do not touch me. >> I am. I am. Okay. >> Do not touch me. Get your food and get out. >> Do you understand what I'm saying? We're done. We're done talking. >> The camera up. >> That's not how this works. It has to plug into a computer. >> The camera. >> Go pick out the food you want and get out. >> I'm asking you. >> I'm telling you. >> Go get the camera up. Pull the camera up. >> For $150, pull the camera up. >> No. He's going to food. Do you want food? Do you want food? >> Out of $150. I'm standing in front of you. Who is your Who is your officer? Who is your officer? >> She's on her way. >> Who is your officer? >> Who's what officer? >> Who is youring commander? Officer, who is she? >> Oh, I see Jackson. She's coming. >> Who is she? >> She's coming. She's on her way. >> Okay, I'll stand right here. >> I'll stand righting here. I have $50 in my hand. >> I know. I brought you back to get your $50. >> This is [music] $50. >> That's not how this works. $50. [music] >> You see me? >> You need to back up. >> No. Stop. I'm not I'm not asking. >> Just don't touch me. >> I'm not asking. I'm not asking. >> It's not that hard. You just need to back up. >> You see me right here. Stop. >> You need to back up. >> I'm not I'm talking to your camera. >> Okay. Look at me. Look at me and listen. If you touch me again, I will arrest you for batteries. Understand? >> Okay. Um I'm standing right here, sir. [music] Okay. as of somebody who is of Illinois. I'm standing right here. This is $50 of the $200 2000 I gave this person as of somebody who has given this person $200. This is the $50 that I got back. >> And stop. You understand? Stop. >> Sorry, I'm talking to your camera. >> Yeah, you're not walking towards him anymore. I'm talking. Okay. >> You always engage the other person. >> You're going to stay right there. >> Okay. Can you stand right there then? >> I'm going to stay right here. But you're staying right there. >> You already called Bernie. >> Cool. $50 of the other person that I gave them. I gave them $200 at least. >> Yes, I did. I received $50 back. So 250 $200 as of this $50 [music] I got back I got $150 worth of drinks. Correct. >> 100 hours. No problem. >> That is all. >> You see me? >> No. Stop. I'm not I'm not asking. >> Just don't touch. >> I'm not asking. I'm not asking. >> It's not that hard. You just need >> You see me right here. Stop. need to back up. >> I'm not I'm talking to your camera. >> Okay. You need to back up. >> Look at me and listen. If you touch me again, I will arrest you for bad beings. You understand? >> Okay. Um I'm standing right here, sir. Okay. >> As of somebody who is of Illinois, I'm standing right here. This is $50 of the $200 I gave this person. I just somebody who has given this person $200. >> The cops were starting to get the impression that the woman was completely opposed to cooperating with them. >> Okay. I'll talk to him. This is the $50. Get the other person. >> You're going to stay right there. >> Okay. Can you stand right there then? >> I'm going to stay right here, but you're staying right there. >> Cool. $50 of the other person that I gave them. I gave them $200 at least. Yes, I did. I received $50 back. So, 250 $200. As of the $50 I got back, I got $150 worth of drinks. Correct. Thank you. That is all. >> [music] >> That is all I am asking out of the $50 that I gave them. That is $150 worth of drinks. Correct. Yes. Camera. Yes. Okay. Thank you. Can you pull up the camera and just [music] Can you please pull up the camera just because I know that the c the cops are going [music] to call me. Can you please pull up the camera? Go your boss. I'll stand with you. I'll stand right here. I do. >> I'm not trying to disrespect you. I was trying to get >> Well, you're being pretty disrespectful. Coming right now. >> One, two, three, four. There she is. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16. Is that your boss? >> That is. We're going to stay here. She's going to come talk to you. >> I'm I'm close. I'm close. >> So, she's drunk. She shows up here. >> Okay. >> Ends up running. >> Hold on. Hold on. [music] >> Ends up running away from the medics. >> Okay. >> We chase her, make sure she's okay. She gets home. Okay. >> There she's, you know, blah blah blah. She dropped a bunch of money. So, I said, "If you want to walk back, I'll walk back here and get your money." >> Go home. >> When we get in here, >> she's demanding this food. She get $150 worth of food. started walking towards him, grabbed onto me and pushed past me that one and said, "You know what? Whatever." But then she kept getting my face touching my camera. >> She go home. >> 39. >> What's her name? >> A situation that could have been solved if she had just gone home was now turning into something she would come to regret. >> Where's your home? Here's the thing. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Okay, that works. 24 25 26 27 28 29 >> 30 31 Okay, 32 33 34 35 That 36 38 All right, 39 >> Oh, you're good. All right, hold on. >> 41. >> All right, >> what is it that you need from 7-Eleven? What are you trying to do? Why are you back here? All I was trying to do is that biodistic [music] correct. >> I don't know if that's correct. >> So officer A has come. I said I will wait. >> Okay. Officer B has come. As that point >> tried to say you will not buy these chips due to the fact that you will not buy these things from this place. >> Okay. I said, "Okay, you want to bring the so and so officer to this place?" Okay, I'm [music] sorry. I know my rights. I'm a pre-law student. >> Okay, >> that's fine. Here's the thing. 7-Eleven doesn't want to serve [music] you because you're so intoxicated. >> 7-Eleven doesn't have to serve me. >> So, we're trying to get you home. >> When I said that and I tried to buy my chips, I tried to go. >> Well, they don't want to sell anything to you >> and they No, no, no. Here's thing. care. They didn't care until officer A and B. >> Well, they did care because they called us here. That's how we got here. >> I called you here. >> No, they called for Called you here. >> Well, here's the thing. Listen here. >> You have you have two Here's the thing. Listen, Tiara, I'm trying to talk to you and we are trying to be reasonable with you because from what my officer explained with you grabbing my officer, we could place you under arrest. >> I didn't grab. >> He doesn't want You did. He doesn't want to pursue that. Listen to me. He does not want to pursue that. >> Sierra, >> I did not. >> You have to listen to me or you can go to jail. >> I know. I know. >> Nope. Keep your hands there. >> Here's what I'm going to say. >> Because if you grab me, you're going to jail immediately. >> Here's what I'm going to say. This is what I'm going to say. This is >> You can just go home and sweep it off and be done with it. >> This is literally what I'm going to say. What are you going to say >> is I literally said to your officers, >> I literally don't want to pushing. >> Okay, let's get you home cuz it's raining. I don't want to stand out here in the rain. >> Okay, so can I please pay you $20? >> No, you can't pay me anything. >> We're not going to pay you. >> Let's escort you home and get you out the way. Okay. [music] as somebody who's actually going to listen because guess what? I just tried you. I tried you. >> Let's get you home. >> Let's go home. >> Come on. Let's walk home. >> I tried, >> Siara. That's >> I tried. I tried. Trust me. I justing tried. >> What are you trying? What are you talking about? >> Iinging tried. >> Just put your money in your pocket and let's go home and get out the rain. >> Try. >> Come on. Come on. >> I already tried that. Come on. >> All I wanted to do is get chips and go home. >> They had given her more than enough time to pull herself together, but things weren't looking like she was going to do that anytime soon. >> I'm sorry. >> Come on. We're going home. >> I can't. >> We're going home. >> What are you talking about? >> I can't. >> You can't. >> I can't let them have the >> No. Come on. Let's go. >> Can you please close up them at the at least? Can I Can I please at least say no to AMG? >> We can say no. We can say no while we're walking. I don't want to say >> I have a long night. I don't want to spend it soaking wet. >> Can I at least please say >> we can say whatever you want. >> Okay. >> I'm a really great I'm >> understand. But they want you off the >> A and B. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. >> Can you take >> I'm asking you. >> I don't know what you're asking. >> I am asking. I'm asking you. Yes. As somebody asking >> you goodbye and goodbye. Yes [music] or no? >> We're all trying to go goodbye. >> I'm asking you. >> What are you asking? >> Because I've been asking. I've been asking y'all. >> Goodbye and goodbye. No, I'm not going to pay either of one. >> That's not a question. >> That's all I'm asking. >> I'll literally go in. I'll literally go in get my chips. I'll get what I want. >> You chips. >> He does cuz he literally just asked me. Sarah, >> I'll you can you hold the door open. Step back. Walk. [music] I'll stand right here. Can I get tips? >> She is going to ask. [music] >> I'm not asking you. Am I? Am I? Am I? Yes or no? >> Okay. They're not going to sell you anything. I just asked. He's not going to sell you anything and he wants you to leave. >> Can I get my Can I get my chips? I already asked. Ask him. Can I get >> That's a No, I just asked. No, I already I already bought >> Listen, I already You have to listen to me. Don't touch me. >> I already But you have to listen to me. >> Okay. >> I already bought something. >> You didn't You have your money in your hand. He didn't sell it to you. >> Actually, I have my bag in there. >> At your house. >> Your bag is at your house. >> Actually, I did not because >> Sierra, if you don't leave, we're going to have to arrest you. Do you want to go to jail? >> Can you do Listen to me. >> I'm not going to keep doing this question. >> I keep answering the question. There's no >> Can you pull the door open? Can I ask him? Can I give him this money? >> No. >> Because he literally just gave me money. >> This is going to be my last. >> He literally just >> I'm not going to walk in there. They don't want you in there. >> They want you off the property. >> He literally just gave me food. >> He literally just gave me >> Your bag is at your house from when you went there the first time. >> Okay, go get my bag. >> No, you're going to go get your bag. So, let's go. Come on. >> Okay. If not, then you're going to come back and get my food. >> Yes. Yep. If it's not on the back, I pinky promise. >> Thumb. Thumb. >> Thumb. No. No. No. No. Thumb to the mouth. >> I ain't putting your thumb in my mouth. >> No. No. No. No. My thumb to my mouth. >> You can put it to your mouth. Come on. Let's go. >> Okay. >> Come on. >> No. Thumb to thumb. No. No. >> At this point, she was making it more obvious why the officers were called to take her away in the first place. They had been patient with her all along, but it was now only a matter of time before they ran out of it. I will not leave until you get >> You're gonna leave before you could go to jail. I'm not laughing at all. >> All right, you can take my 20 and that's it. >> Come on, let's go. >> You can take my money. >> Take your money up. Let's go. >> No, you can take my >> Okay, you're under arrest >> because he literally [music] just gave me money. >> This is going to be my last >> You're not going to walk in here. They don't want you in there. >> They want you off the property. He literally just gave me >> He literally just [music] gave me >> Your bag is at your house from when you went there the first time. >> Okay. Go get my bag. >> No, you're going to go get your bag. So, let's go. Come on. >> Okay. It's not. Then you're going to come back and get it. >> Yes. Yep. If it's not on the back, I promise. >> There you go. >> Thumb. Thumb. >> I'm putting thumb to the mouth. >> I ain't putting your thumb in my mouth now. My thumb. You can put it to your mouth. Come on, let's go. >> Okay. >> Come on. >> No. Thumbs up. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Thumbs. No. No. No. I don't put thumbs in my mouth. Come on. Let's go. >> I will not leave until you get >> You're going to leave or you could go to jail. I'm not laughing at all. >> All right. You can take my [ __ ] 20 and that's it. >> Come on. Let's go. >> You can take my >> Take your money. Let's go. >> No. You can take my [ __ ] 20. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. for the trespassing because you're refusing to leave after being told that you have to leave. Okay. >> All right. I'm I'm literally holding my hand. >> That's fine. I'm holding them as well. That's okay. >> I'm I'm I'm sorry. >> Come on, Russ. Before she starts, put the cup on. >> Thank you. >> Okay. So after that, you can give me my money back. So that's a $50 bill. >> Yep. >> 550. >> It's going to come with you. >> That is a $50 bill. Can you please ask? Um I'm sorry. >> There's nothing else I >> I'm sorry. No, because I'm sorry. That is a $50 bill and I'm not willing >> to leave without willing. >> Your money's ready. [music] >> I'm sorry. I'm looking at you. I'm asking. >> Let's go. You're under there. >> I'm asking. That is a $50 bill. So, you said that is not a $50 bill. >> Stop. I'm asking a question. >> Go to the closest one. Let's go. Right here. >> I'm asking a question. I'm asking a question. AS OF THE QUESTION, I'M ASKING. SO, as of the question, I am asking I'm asking a $20 QUESTION. NO OR YES, that is a question. >> No or yes. No or yes. $20. >> All right. >> No or yes, that is a question. >> Let me just hand it back. >> No or yes. That is a question. >> Yes. You got a $50 bill. >> Okay. >> And it's coming with you. >> Put your leg down. >> Okay. As of officer, what is your name? >> Officer Jackson. >> Jackson. >> Jackson is my name. for your left. >> What is your name? >> Siara, listen to me. We don't want to do it. >> I'm asking. I'm asking. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Hold on. Hold on. Let me ask. Let me ask. Let me ask. >> Let me ask of my civil rights. She was charged with drunk and disorderly behavior and resisting arrest.