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What the do you want? >> You committed a crime. That's what I want. Quit getting with me. You want to go in handcuffs and go to jail? Quit giving me your lip. >> You got any other stuff in your bra or anything? >> I'M NOT EVEN WEARING A >> I wanted to be the only thing that makes me [screaming] >> spoiled brats often grow up with a sense of entitlement that makes them believe that they are superior to the law. And with family influence at their disposal, they tend to think that they can get away with just about anything. >> MOM. MOM. WHY ARE THEY TOUCHING [screaming] ME? I SAID, "OKAY, what what is Jana Davis address?" They didn't give me her address, so I said, "I'm following her. She has my keys to my house, dude. I don't I live in one, bro. I don't live here." >> YOU WANT TO SAY I'M CALM WHEN THE door is closed? YOU STUPID. YOU'RE NOT WAITING TILL I'M [screaming] CALM. YOU'RE WAITING TILL YOU HAVE AUTHORITY. >> These are times when spoiled, rotten brats think [music] they are above the law. In this first case, officers had their hands full with Jamal, an entitled brat who thought he was superior to everyone, including the law. There's no way her. You can go talk to her. >> Okay. No. Get out the floor or go to jail. Okay. We're just getting out for her. [screaming] >> Please let me go. You hurting me. Please. >> Yeah. You're going to jail. >> Please hurt me. Please. I didn't even do nothing. >> On May the 27th, 2024, police officers were dispatched to an apartment building in Poke County after a resident called to report a disturbance [music] involving several trespassers who were swimming in the apartment's private pool. The caller explained that the suspects had been making a lot of trouble and used curse words in front of her children. Upon arrival, the police made contact with one of the trespassers and began making efforts to remove them from the building. >> What's going on? from there was just trying to figure out what I'm saying. >> Hey, do you stay here, bro? You stay here. >> Huh? >> Who stays here with nobody? >> Why are you here? >> Huh? >> Yeah. This is a private pool. >> Okay. Um, do you have an ID on any powder? >> Do you have an ID? >> I actually You lost it. >> What's your first name? >> Huh? >> How do you spell that? >> N Y >> E A M E >> M E. >> What's your last name? >> Nelson. >> Nelson. Wasn't him causing any other problems. It's It's the five that are in the birthday. That's so he just told you no problem. >> I know. What's your birthday? >> Excuse me. >> You're not in trouble. >> I put you in a swing, bro. >> I know. I got You're not in trouble, bro. What's your birthday? >> I don't even believe it, man. >> Okay, listen. You're I'm I'm not tripping, bro. >> Okay, chill out. You're going to make this song bigger. Okay, listen. This is a part of the pool, right? You have to wait for her to leave the pool. Okay. So, I'm just going to trespass you from not getting in trouble. If you come back, >> if you come back, >> I've literally seen us here actually the same thing. >> I'm I promise you if you come back, I will take you to jail. Okay? >> I come back. I'm just let you know because I work with them and they called. Okay? >> They call me all the time. If you come back, go to jail. That's the only thing. >> I'm just I'm just saying something to you that I've been here with the owners or whoever went [clears throat] here. They've came here, seen us, just asked us questions and they said, "Okay, as long as I not, you know, nothing crazy. They didn't let us swim here." But I get what you're saying. I won't come back here. I believe you. But I wasn't causing no problem. Excuse me. >> Why you saying you have to even get my name in? >> Cuz I'm going to do a trespass everybody name this. >> Yeah, I'm out of here. I want to see with you. >> Okay. I want to stay. >> Huh? >> I want to stay. >> Just see what you're trespassing. So, just leave, please. >> Okay. Thank you. >> From the smooth interaction with the first individual, the officer thought that this was going to be a quick in-n-out situation. What he didn't know was that the others were the real troublemakers who were going to give him help. >> You said what? Huh? >> Oh, okay. So, who lives here? I killed myself. >> Okay, so you all trespassed. Get out of the pool or you go to jail. >> No, >> you all have to leave the pool or you going to jail. >> Okay. I just said he lives out here and he looked at me like I was crazy. >> Okay. Which building do you live in? >> Huh? >> 3:30. >> Which that's the building number. >> The one who's missing. >> That's my house number. >> Okay. What's the apartment number? >> The clear one. >> Huh? one. >> It's one. Okay, that's not how it works. So, the building's number 331. >> It's at the bottom right there. >> The building number is one. >> There's no building number one. >> I found it. >> No, they all have like they're four they're four digits. >> 130. Okay. So, that's the the apartment number. What's the building number? We are >> That's what I can do. >> 1570. >> Why do I feel like that's not a real number? >> I got the orange one. >> What's >> with her? >> We with her. So what's the problem? >> You can go to her. I don't know why she even called the police cuz a little custom like everybody else. >> Like she don't swear around her like she's going to make me >> 1570. >> We live where we live with her. You can go talk to her. >> Okay. No. Get out of the pool or go to jail. Okay. >> We're just getting out for with her. >> I'm trespassing. No, you're not. >> She live here. >> We with her. We're not trespassing. >> No. Okay. Well, um there's too many guests in the pool with her. So, and nobody has their little pool bands on. So everybody, >> leave the pool. You're on the go. >> Despite giving them the opportunity to walk away without problems, they still hesitated to leave. The defiant one of them all, Jamal, ended up in more trouble when the police had to resort to force to evacuate him from the property. [screaming] >> Stop. >> [screaming] >> Now, breathe. >> YOU NEED TO SHUT UP. >> GRAB that booty. >> Py, please. >> 129. Put your hand by your >> back. Tonight, her Following an intense battle with the cops, Jamal [music] still had the nerve to play the victim and claim that he was being hurt. Unfortunately [music] for him, no amount of crying was going to change things in the end as he had already dug himself [music] into a deep mess with law enforcement. >> Please give me our hands. Please sir, please sir, please. >> Please, please let me go. You hurting me. Please. >> Yeah, you're going to jail. >> Please hurt me. Please. >> I didn't do nothing. I'm >> Please. Please. You're going to jail, buddy. Please. Turn that way so I can block the handcuffs. >> Please heard it. >> I know. I'm trying to fix it. >> Please. Please. >> What's your name? >> Please. Either you give me your name or I'm going to keep adding charges to you. >> No. >> All right. Please. >> What's your name? >> It's her name. >> What's your name? >> Please. We need your man. >> Y'all hearding me. Y'all hurting me. This is LPD. [snorts] >> Please. >> Please, sir. Please. Please. Give me. It's hurting me. Please. >> It's hurting me. Please. >> And they just put their hands on Jamal. They punching him. >> They're trespass. Leave the property and go to jail. >> Okay. Going to the police station. >> We can't leave him. I can't leave. >> He's going to He's going to jail. I >> She got mad. We stopped. >> Hey, leave or go to jail. Leave or go to jail. >> She fing be the next one. >> You need to come here. >> Okay. You need to leave or go to jail right now. >> All right. Let's go. In the end, Jamal was charged with trespassing, battery on an officer, and resisting with violence. Jamal was a typical example of a spoiled brat, just like this teenage high schooler who felt immune to the law. >> Listen, >> take your shoes off. >> You're a dumbass. LOOK, THERE'S NOTHING IN my >> Okay. Why are you getting so violent and so better your fists? >> NO. STOP. I TOLD YOU TO STOP. Now you kicked me. >> On August the 30th, 2024, the cops were called to a high school after school authorities found a controlled substance in the possession of a 17-year-old female student. By the time officers arrived to take the suspect in, she was already detained in an office ready to unleash chaos. >> Soon as I walk in the room, it smells like freaking weed in here. Oh, we got smart mouthing the damn same question over and over again. You dumb asses. >> Hey. Hey. What's your name? What's your name? Let's start with your name. >> What the do you want? >> You committed a crime. That's what I want. Quit getting with me. You want to go in handcuffs and go to jail. Quit giving your lip. >> I don't I'm not a staff. I'm not a teacher here. You're messing with messing with a violation of the law. >> So, you be respectful. >> You got it. >> You're not being suspectful. I ask you the same dumb question over and over. >> Let's tone it down. Knock it down a little bit. I'm ask Okay. Well, this is what we're going to do then since we're going to be this way. Obviously, you've been to teen court before. Have you gone that route before? So, right now, Deputy Crib, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have them with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering anytime until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand these rights? Yes. No. You're just going to stare at me. You had to at least say yes or no. A head not a word. You're on camera. Do you understand your rights? >> So, you're not answering the question cuz I'm what? I can't dumb. Okay. Well, here's how we're going to do this. Your shoes off. >> Listen. >> Take your shoes off. >> You're a dumbass. LOOK, THERE'S NOTHING IN my >> Rather than showing remorse for her crime, the teenager continued [music] to run her mouth to the cops. It was evident that she was a spoiled brat with no respect for authorities and thought that she could trash talk without consequences. But in due time, she was about to receive exactly what she bargained for. >> You got any other stuff in your bra or anything? I'M NOT EVEN WEARING a >> I don't want to see them. I just ask you a simple question. Okay. Why are you getting so violent and so better than BALL YOUR FIST? >> NO. >> How old are you? >> I am 17 years old now. >> Okay. You baldled your fist up at me. >> I don't. >> You're under arrest. Give me your hands. I told you not to ball your fist. I'm going to get in my face. >> No. >> You need a transport unit. >> Temple. >> 17year-old female juvenile. Timothy, >> get up. Get up on your own power. You going to I'm going to charge you with another charge. >> Here. >> Sit down. >> I'm already dumb ass. >> You got anything else on you before they take you to jail? Cuz you're going to search. Leave me alone. >> Okay, just leave you alone. >> Wrong with me? >> Um, I don't have anything wrong with me. >> Yes, you do. [clears throat] >> So, this is a crime. >> Oh, no. >> It's a third degree felony. >> Oh, no. >> So, that's what you're going to jail for? >> Third degree felony. And >> Oh, no. >> And resisting. >> Oh, no. >> Okay. >> I'm going to look that one up. That one may or may not apply. I'm going to look that one up, too. That >> sucks. It's how I thought your Are you stupid? >> It's out of fear pocketing rage. >> Okay. Where's all her belongings on? >> Right there. >> Okay. >> Oh, that one's mine. >> That one's you. >> Yeah. >> Oh, [clears throat] you do me a favor, watch her, or I go get some gloves. >> Thanks. >> Oh, that'll work. Yeah, I just need a pair of gloves. Thank you, sir. >> Thank you. >> The situation got increasingly chaotic as the teenager unveiled a more aggressive side to her. What she didn't know was that her disrespect and lack of cooperation was only setting her up for more trouble. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Thank you. All right. Bye. STOP. >> I told you to stop. NOW YOU KICK ME. I TOLD YOU TO STOP. >> NO. >> Let me swim over. >> Just stop. >> I got a holler for you. >> Stop screaming. It's not helping you. Stop. [laughter] >> Okay, settle down. >> Take a deep breath. for the >> lead. We were fighting. >> Just make sure the 173. >> Stop banging your head. >> Stop. >> Hey, Palace. Palace. >> This is a really minor thing you're turning into something else. Hey, >> there's no need in it. >> [crying] >> and we're finding her out on the radio. >> Hey pal, let's move. Okay, we're going to go a pretty good job. Okay. There we go. >> That's perfect. Good job. >> Thank you. I do not have a hole. >> You got to help in any way you >> need something to restrain nylon or something to strain her feet. >> We're going to need one. She's going to kick and show herself. >> I got I got You want yours? >> I got leg shackles in my car. >> It's okay. Just breathe. We're not going to let you hurt yourself. We're not going to hurt you. >> Your mom's not going to kill you. It's okay. I'm trying I'm trying to film with weed [laughter] we I'm trying to go with I just want to be okay. I don't know why and I don't want it to be the only thing that makes me >> pal. Palace, I hear you. Don't need to scream, okay? We're We're here listening [laughter] to you. >> As it became clear to the cops that only the use of force could tame her wildness, they were left with no other option but to adopt extreme measures to keep her calm. >> Got something better. All right. Deep breath. Why is everything do anything? You got charges for >> Yeah, I got possession of THC uh battery Leo and resisting. >> Okay. Right front door. >> Let's go. Settle down. >> Hey LT, you want to grab her other leg, please? Somebody just for support underneath. Thanks. Slip in water. >> It's unlock button. Someone on the other side. >> Yeah. LT's going to the other side. >> I'll hang on to her when you leave. Okay. Hang on to her bags. >> All right. You got her. I'm getting out. I'm sliding out. Go ahead. Come on. Pop that old Okay. And one, two, three. There we go. All right. Fully a bed. Yeah. A wheelchair or a bed or something. You hanging with me in there. Give me just a second. We going to get something to roll on you. Now we ain't going to carry you. How about that? She been a little less than cooperative. >> I think she'll simmer down now. >> Okay. You're at the hospital, not the jail. So these people are here to help you. They don't need you yelling and fighting and screaming. Okay. So, if I take that humble off your feet and I let you sit up on your own, you able to do that? You going to be cool with us? I'm going to take it off her feet around the road. You're not at the jail. That's not smart to hear. Thank you. All right, just give your feet a second. Let them stretch. I know they're probably asleep or something. All right, set him right there. When you're ready to sit up, let us know and he's going to help you sit up. Okay, your wheelchair right here for you. Okay, you're just going to sit down this wheelchair. >> All right, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to swing your legs around and I'm going to put them kind of in the front of you. Okay, he's going to help you sit up at the same time. All right, there you go. All right, get your legs under. There you go. >> All right, scoot that side. She's coming outside. >> Where'd that come from? In her pocket. I got it. The teenager was later charged with possession of THC, battering on an officer, and resisting [music] arrest. A whole other level of aggression was unlocked by this next brat, who felt that she had the upper hand when it came to law enforcement. >> ARE YOU GUYS READY? STOP. I GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT IT. >> LET me tell you something. >> I'm not [ __ ] playing with you. >> You is evil. YOU THINK I FAIL YOU? I DON'T GO. >> On the 31st of March, 2024, officers were dispatched to a learning center for troubled youth due to an erratic student who had lost it and gone on a rampage. Upon their arrival, the cops met the scene in complete turmoil [music] and immediately stepped in to restore some peace. >> GET OFF OF YOUR BUTT. I'M BEING SO NICE. GET THE >> RELAX. Let me just give me a chair. >> You can use this one. >> You know, I can't sleep. Oh, I remember you. >> What's going on? Take a seat for us or we'll just find out what's going on today. >> What happened? >> You know what happened? >> What happened? Can you take a seat so I can figure it out? >> What happened? >> Can I Can I >> Can you explain [laughter] to us? >> What's happening? >> Oh, yeah. >> Look, I LOOK I don't give a [ __ ] ABOUT IT. YOU GOT ME THE FIRST TIME. >> Let me tell you. I don't you see what's happening. >> I don't know. And you guys are so sweet and [ __ ] >> DO I REMEMBER YOU, TOO? >> I never met with you. >> Oh, you know. I never know. You know what it is. >> So, listen. >> Are you going to explain to us what happened? >> Oh my god. Better get explained to us. Is that why he's here, RIGHT? >> NO. >> YO, KILO STACKING UP. >> You're going to get arrested. >> All right. over something. >> YO YO, YOU SEE HOW THEY >> under arrest? YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> You're under arrest. >> Son, stop. >> She's under arrest. >> My phone is in my pocket. >> She's swinging at us and she's under arrest. >> Oh my god. >> Oh, we are? Yeah. >> Are we on? >> I received one. >> Oh my god. >> Due to the suspect's outrageous behavior during the arrest and the fact that she was notorious for making serious threats in the past, the cops weren't willing [music] to take any chances as they couldn't tell what move she might be pulling next. >> Hi, puppy. Okay, hold on. Wait, wait, wait, wait. All right. Nobody is enough. Get the out of here. Let me tell you something. Where are we going? Do you need >> We coming off. >> Um, [ __ ] No, don't do that. What you are going to do is get mying shoes. Shoes. >> No. Get that. >> Where's your shoes? >> No, no, no. You need to search him. >> Well, get your shoes. >> Okay. You see >> what the are you doing? >> Yo, get my money today. You get my money today, [ __ ] Yo, make sure EVERYTHING'S IN MY [ __ ] Can I put it on >> the shoe? >> Give me a minute. >> Well, get your shoe on. >> My gun. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> What's your name? >> So, why you >> Hold on. Let me tell you SOMETHING HERE. >> YO, WHERE ARE YOU? >> LET me tell you something. >> I'm not [ __ ] playing with you. >> Run that out of pants. >> OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. IT'S HURTING ME. OH MY GOD, I'M BLEEDING. >> ALL RIGHT. >> DID YOU HAVE ANYTHING ELSE? >> I in that POCKET RIGHT THERE. >> HEY, PUPPY POCKET. >> CRYSTAL, you just made a throw back. >> I don't [ __ ] >> Unless she's swinging at us. >> Yeah, she >> I wanted to kick her in the face. But >> let me tell you something. >> That's evil. >> It's Easter. No. Please get my bag, too. Get my bag. That's why everything is happening. Okay. I'm going >> give me my shoe. Look at the Oh my god. I'm going to do it just like you. >> Let it go all the way down. >> This is evil. >> You This is evil. YOU THINK I SCARE YOU? I don't go. I can't. >> Yeah. >> Where is my bag? >> WHERE'S MY BAG? >> OFFICERS are going back in there. You know, we need it because you know I came so far. >> You just kicked us and was swinging AT US. >> YO, I LOVE YOU THOUGH. >> YEAH, you love us, >> right? No. >> Swinging and kicking at us. You love us. >> Going to HAVE TO ANSWER THAT. LOOK AT MY FACE. >> I DIDN'T. WE DIDN'T DO THAT. >> I don't have the answer to it. >> That's fine, CRYSTAL. >> OH MY GOD. MY MOTHER'S GOING TO BE MAD. OH, YOU WENT TO DINNER AGAIN. SOMEBODY WOULD DO SOMETHING for you. YOU AUTHORITY IS SPEAK EASY BECAUSE YOUR LIFE YOU REALLY you [ __ ] You [ __ ] youing [ __ ] I'M NOT TALKING ABOUT YOU. I'M REALLY NOT. I'M NOTING talking about you. You should really be sick. You should be [ __ ] >> OH MY GOD. For someone with her level of aggression, it was necessary to have several officers on [music] standby to keep things under control. And as they headed down to the station, the arresting officers began making arrangements for backup. >> They could come just help us get her in the room or she's going to be kicking. >> The only one. >> Hey, hey, do you mind just meeting us at headquarters? Just help us bring her in. I'm a woman who raises me to say she had a gun. They said that she's been going through something. SHE'S >> ALREADY You don't KNOW HOW TO TELL THEM LET HER GO. >> LOOK AT ME AT THE LIBRARY. I JUST CAME TWO MONTHS AGO. TELL ME THE [ __ ] BIRTHDAY. Oh my god. HE LOOKED UP TO ME LIKE UNDER THE IMAGE. Please God AND MY SON. MY SON IS DATING. WHY YOU WANT TO DO THAT? I better >> probably going to kick and everything. Kick it. The girl. What? What's her name? I >> think it's Crystal B. I had the He made a threat last week. >> Yeah. >> She's a little It's not that dark though. I don't even know what side she's on. She's on that side, but she slid over here somehow. >> And how'd she get over out of the finger? I mean out of the handcuffs. I mean, no, I had the handcuffs on at the seat belt. Yeah. Jay, she's right here. We can open and just pull her out. >> Wait for the family to test. >> She's right here. >> Ready? >> I would have popped out the ride. >> Come with me. All right. >> Calm down. All right. >> [ __ ] Yo, where's what? Don't cop my process. >> Where's my wallet? >> N you get my [ __ ] bag. >> Sorry. You knew about MY I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT IT. GET MY BACKSIDE. COME ON. >> OH, you think it's sweet? >> I could never be an officer. You know why? Cuz like this. >> Please carry me out. I'm so dangerous. >> Come on. >> Don't be so rough. >> You know, I was >> clearly the teenager had no regard for the law. But soon enough, she was going to learn the hard way that nobody messes with cops and goes scot-free. >> I'm trying to talk to ask her what happened. She starts swinging at us and everything. >> Yeah, that's me. That's me when I fall. >> YO, STOP. I'M GOING to >> She swung on us. >> Kicked Jess. >> I kicked you. I really did though. >> Situated. We'll work out the rest. >> Did anybody get hurt? >> No. >> Talking to you. >> Yeah. Me, Jess, aunt, and more. When we had her outside and we were searching by the car, that's when she kicked Jess and we ripped her legs from under her and took her to the ground. You b >> relax. >> I can't. >> You can't. >> Would you >> relax? Yes, I would. If we're telling you to relax, you got to relax. >> No, I don't have to listen to nobody but God. That's who you are being. He made all you [ __ ] authority, [ __ ] It's Easter. Be peaceful. YO, SON. I'M NOT GOING NOWHERE. >> STOP PULLING YOUR ARMS. RELAX. >> [ __ ] Yo, LOOK AT THAT. YOU STOP. You're really hurting me. >> It's all right. Stop moving your wrist. If I wanted to go somewhere, I would have kicked out that door. My PD, right? Please. >> Come on. Turn around. >> No, I don't have the gun. You should kick out my back. >> My Stop. Can you wipe my nose? >> I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE. >> YOU CAN'T BE SWINGING your arms, THOUGH. THAT'S ALL. >> STOP. I'M NOT GOING TO HURT YOU GUYS. STOP. >> WATCH YOUR WRIST. You're getting cuffed. >> Yo, you're hurting me. I know. You hurt the other side. >> Give me another Give me another pair. Give me another pair. Of course it has to be me. No, this is black. No, no, black. You don't even want it on me. >> Yo, relax. The one who's putting IT ON ME that >> she was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and battery on an officer. Next up is another case where officers were forced to deal with a spoiled brat who had little to no [music] regard for authorities. >> Go get your ID. >> I'm not going TO GET NOTHING CUZ I GOT MY ID ON. I ASKED YOU to take your FOOT OUT THE DOOR AND I WOULD DO WHAT YOU SAID. NOW LET ME GO. YOU ALREADY GOT ME IN HANDCUFFS. >> LET ME THE GO. >> OH MY GOD. THAT'S WHY I JUST SAID SHE SHOULD NEVER CALL NO. COME TO MY HOUSE. I'M LOOSENING THESE CARS. I loo them. >> On the 13th of February 2025, officers had reason to visit an apartment unit belonging to Margie Carter after a missing 15-year-old girl was reported to have been staying there. From the moment the cops came in contact with MarJ, they could tell that she was a total brat who was not going to make this process easy. >> Hello. May >> Hello. Uh, is Margie home? >> No. Where's she at? >> Yeah, let's go. >> What time should she be back? >> In 10 minutes. >> Yeah. >> Cuz we're having a lot of complaints. There's more people other than the She's the only one on the lease. >> Do you live here? >> No, I'm just here. >> Where are you here if you don't live here? >> I'm visiting my sister. >> Visiting who? >> My sister. >> Who's your sister? >> You [music] get her on the phone. >> Oh, >> what y'all need? Why not talk to her? She know. >> Is there anybody else here? >> No. She going to be on the way though. >> Call her on the phone. We don't know who you are. >> Huh? >> We don't know who you are. >> I'm her sister. I mean her brother. >> He needs to know who you are. You don't have a right to be here. >> I can't call her. She not ask. But she going to be on the way right now. >> So what's your name? >> She should be pulling up. >> What's your name? >> Don. >> Don. What's your last name? >> What? >> Who else is here? >> Nobody. >> You were just talking to somebody. >> Oh, just talking to nobody. >> 2028. >> Were you here last night? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So you're not just visiting. The problem is he needs to figure out if you have the right to be here or not because maybe >> if he can't talk to the the person that is the lease holder and verify that you have the right to be here. We're having a problem. >> Where's your ID here? >> Where's your ID? Need to see your ID. >> What? You need to see his ID for he's a minor. >> Who are you? >> This my house. >> What's your name? >> Gang. Then he came right here acting like he f to come in here with >> I never been that. >> We need to verify your ID. What you need to ver Can you tell me what's going on? >> Number one, he needs to verify that you're the resident here. Okay. >> Okay. This is the manager. >> The man the man the manage man. Okay. >> Number two, there's a missing juvenile that's reported to be there. >> No, she's not. We just talked to her parents. She's and she's not reported. We just dropped her back off in Rley. >> Who'd you talk to? >> Her mother. >> Who's her mother? >> Candy. >> So, you saw the 15-year-old? >> We We got her from where she was. >> Her backpack's in the room back there. Why is her backpack in the room back there? >> You went in my house? >> Nope. Well, why is her backpack? >> We talked to her. Mama, can can you you could close the door, darling. Excuse me. >> You need to verify to the >> I just told you who I was. >> We need to see your ID. >> Okay. Excuse me. Can you close my door? >> 603. >> Can Can I request a fire or something? Because I asked you to get your foot out of my no one in there and I just told you he >> We don't know who you live here. We don't know who you are. >> This is my house. >> We don't know who you are. >> What you mean? I just told you my name is Marj Carter. You look on there. You could tell. I just told you. I don't have to show you anything cuz you're not looking for me. >> Okay, we're investigating a missing juvenile. >> And I just told you we talked to her mommy. >> Let me finish. If you don't cooperate and you don't furnish your ID, you're obstructing. That's against the law. >> This man in here also. >> You're not obstructing nothing. He's a You don't You don't have nothing. You don't need his ID. No, you don't. You get your foot up by my door. >> Close the door and I'll talk to you properly. I just ask you to close my door. I will do I will once you close my door. WHY YOU'RE SCREAMING? >> BECAUSE I ASKED HIM TO CLOSE MY DOOR AND NOT talk with me. You stay back there. You ain't said in the first place. Don't say now. I asked you to move your foot up on my door. >> You right. >> I'M NOT GOING TO GET NOTHING until you get your foot up on my door. I just asked you to get your foot up my door and I will give I don't care. >> Recording you obstructing. I'm not obstructing nothing. >> We need to verify whether you're told I will do that. >> Missing juvenile. >> And I told you I will do that. Once you get your foot out by my door. And I told you I would do that once. >> You understand that? >> Once you get your foot out by my door, I will. >> As the minutes went by, MarJ grew increasingly confrontational, insisting that her apartment was clear of the missing teenager. What she was failing to understand, however, was [music] that the cops didn't answer to her and they weren't leaving the apartment until they got exactly what they wanted. >> I'm trying to I'm trying to do the best I could for you. I'm trying to help you. >> Go get your ID. >> I will. ONCE YOU GET YOUR FOOT UP BY MY DOOR, I'M NOT GOING TO LIE. YOU RIGHT. AIN'T NOBODY IN THERE WITH HIM BUT HIM. >> I'm telling you. And I don't know that you live here. >> I just told you I was told. People lie all the time. >> You ain't nobody to be lying to, mister. >> But can you get your foot out my door? >> Who's Desiree? >> I don't [ __ ] know. That's not me. >> Is that the car she came out of? >> Yeah. >> Were you driving that car? >> What car? That mean something I just pulled up in? >> Yeah. >> What about >> Was that your car? >> Why not? Lady, we're trying to figure out where this missing juvenile. All right. What you're telling us doesn't gel with what we've been told. We're investigating trying to find the kid. Her mom's a panic [music] panic mess. >> But her mom is literally we literally just talked to her mom. That's what I'm telling you. I don't This This is too much going on. You talking about 15year-old? I don't know why you want to give no bull talking about a missing child. None of my >> How soon before they can get evicted? >> Only 30 days. More than 30 days. Am I going to get evicted for that? Cuz that [ __ ] don't got >> When you when you obstruct and harbor a possible runaway, >> her mother literally said that it was okay for us. >> So the management here doesn't want people that have problems with the police right now. You're having a problem with >> with the police. Exactly. That's why I'm asking, can you get your foot out my door? >> I don't want this door to close until you come back. I'm not going in there. I'm not going in there. >> Okay. But who are you? >> I need to verify that. I need to verify he's not missing either. How do I know? I don't know his name. I don't know who he is. Tell me got a house full of his neighbor. You need to talk to the [ __ ] Y'ALL NEED TO GO LOOK FOR the kids that's missing for real. >> Okay, go get your ID. >> I'm not going TO GET NOTHING CUZ I GOT MY ID on me. I asked you to take your foot out the DOOR AND I WILL DO WHAT YOU SAID. >> I'm asking you to provide identification. >> I want you to get your foot out the door so I can detain. You not >> You got meed up. I didn't do YOU AT MY HOUSE. >> YOU'RE GOING TO BE DETAINED. I'M NOT. YOU NOT ME. >> WHERE'S your >> Hey, look at >> AND HE DON'T GOT NO ID. I JUST TOLD YOU HE'S A MINOR. SO YOU CAN STOP TALKING TO HIM. I'M HERE TO GO TO SCHOOL. >> HE don't go to school. >> No, right now. >> Stop touching me. >> Show me your eyes. You're going to be detained. >> I don't give a [ __ ] If I ask him to do something, he going to do. HE'S IN SITTING HERE SAYING TRYING TO TALK TO YOU. I TOLD HIM THAT WE TALKED TO HER MAMA. YOU DON'T GOT TO GIVE HIM YOUR NAME NEITHER. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO GIVE HIM YOUR NAME BECAUSE HE NOT LOOKING FOR YOU. YOU DON'T HAVE TO DO WITH NOTHING. SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO GIVE HIM YOUR NAME. >> YOU WANT TO GO IN HANDCUFFS? >> He not going in no mother handcuffs. Nothing. >> HE DID NOT GO IN NO HANDCUFFS NEITHER. YOU LOOKING FOR A MINOR. THAT'S WHAT YOU NEED TO BE DOING. AND IF HE TRIED TO PUT SOME CUFFS ON ME, I'M GOING TO GO TO JAIL FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT. >> Just give him your I'm not playing with YOUR NO. >> OH, just give him your ID. >> Where do you live? >> HE STAY RIGHT THERE, DOG. I'M HIS PARENT. NO, he's not ON THE LEASE. NO, >> he's not on the lease. He's not supposed to be. >> OKAY. HE HE CAN LIVE HERE WITH ME THOUGH. >> How the YOU GOING TO TELL ME? >> Ask him. Read read your lease. He says on the lease. >> You You not You not YOU NOT SHELLY OR NOBODY. YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT I TALK TO ANYBODY ABOUT. SO YOU BE QUIET. YOU CAN'T SPEAK ENGLISH. SHUT UP. >> Moments later, MarJ's boyfriend Reggie entered the conversation and provided additional details about the missing girl. Although this new piece of information would have had the police out of MarJ's hair, her lack of cooperation and disrespect toward them set her up for [music] trouble with the law. >> What? Y'all looking for the wrong person. Why are y'all at her door? >> You don't know what you're talking about. You're looking for my little sister. >> Exactly. >> And you need to know that because you're looking for my little sister and she's somewhere in Brown Lake. >> Okay, Reggie, where's your sister? She's somewhere around Lake with her friends and I told her that. >> Now it contradicts exactly what she just said. >> And it doesn't. That don't have nothing to do with none of them. And you're at her door. This is not >> You don't live here, right? >> Yes. Yes, I do. >> Who's on a lease? You hide your ID. >> No, you don't talk no because who is you? You knock the police. >> You then that doesn't have better. I represent the property. You're staying. >> Okay, I understand that. But this is what I'm saying. Mom, why the reason why that they called you for looking for my little sister is because my little sister got out of that house because of my mom putting her hands on her. That girl is somewhere in Round Lake. She told me that >> she's a missing juvenile. >> Okay. But she told you >> she needs to be I'm going to call my mom. So you guys >> call your mom. I'm going to call my mom. I'm calling my mom now. >> I thought you said you dropped dropping her off the mom. So she That's what you said. That's what you said. Okay. I'm calling my mom right now to her mother. I told Yes, I did tell you that we talked to her mother ourselves. >> No. Uh-uh. >> We're going to reveal English. Be quiet. >> We're going to reveal the body. >> Okay. But my I got my mom on the phone right now. >> So, you're lying, too. So, >> nobody's lying. >> She's lying. She She said something different. >> But this doesn't have nothing to do with her. This is my This is my girlfriend. That's what I'm saying. Y'all y'all got her business conviction in 30 days because of police activity. Like, I don't even know what the [ __ ] doesn't have nothing to do with her. They She's called She's sent y'all to >> come out. >> This is my friend My friend was over here, but my police >> Okay, I'm calling >> cuz they need to get the away from my house. >> This ain't your house. >> THIS IS HER HOUSE. >> HOW IS SHE NOT ON MY LIST? >> WHOSE HOUSE IS THIS? >> SHE CAN'T PROVE ANYTHING. >> I DON'T GOT TO PROVE [ __ ] TO NOBODY. THIS IS MY [ __ ] AND I DON'T GET NO [ __ ] >> Stop all that yelling, please. >> I can't say it's my house. >> This is her house though. Why would she Why would she be at somebody else's house? Excuse. Hello, >> mom. Where you at? >> Yes. Um, she got the police at at this house looking for them. I like she she didn't like she didn't call them and tell them that she's not miss where she's at. You won't speak a phone. >> The police at your house. >> Yes. >> To get like she don't like my mama don't know where Jia is at. >> Yeah. She she she know where she at. >> Exactly. >> That's not Jania's mom, right? >> This is her mother. My Jania's mother's mother. This is Ev. This is Evan. >> No, we need to speak to J. >> And I'm trying to call her. She talking to her. Y'all have been talking to her. Y'all just being a-holes right now. That's not That's not okay. There's a minor on on your >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Okay. But that doesn't have nothing to do with your baby. >> Who's the young lady that's here with uh your grandson? >> But you just SAID THAT SHE SO she house this. >> Okay, listen. Stop all that yelling. Who is she to verify who her house is? That this is not her mother. >> I don't know who that is. >> Okay. G, who is this G? Who is this? >> This is her return to their knowledge. >> This is her house. Like she's safe. >> I've got another. >> Can you Can you add my mom to this call, please? >> She went home. She went home >> cuz she not answering for me. >> So, >> make sure you stay away from me because if I get my hands on you, you're going to jail. Okay. >> And that's for what? giving you a heads up >> for what? >> Obstruction. >> I'm not. >> That's But you're you're you're going into somebody's mind. >> This man is telling >> you have to you have to that she does though. She does though. >> She has to prove her work. >> Okay. G. Okay. Stop. You sure you live here? >> You didn't give her a chance to get her ID. >> Show her ID. >> Come on now. Y'all going to die bringing somebody else's situation to her home. another minor. So I asked him, could he get the his foot out the door and I do everything he said he wanted he needed me to do. He don't WANT TO GET HIS FOOT OUT THE DOOR. He keep on talking to another minor and I just told him THAT I WAS HIS GUARD. WHY DID YOU STILL TRY TO TALK to him? >> Up until this point, the cops made efforts to reason [music] with MarJ and get her to cooperate. However, when all efforts had been exhausted, there was only one thing left to do. Within seconds, the situation escalated into an intense [music] battle as the cops made a move that set both MJ and Reggie off. >> You can't prove anything you're saying. But you're not letting her. That's not what you're understanding. >> She doesn't She YOU'RE IN THE WAY. SHE CAN'T TELL YOU ANYTHING. But you're talking to yelling. You're still talking to me. Am I not? >> I started talking and you started talking. Give me a second. She's trying to You're not letting her do it. >> You have all multiple times. >> But how are she she in the way I >> She hustled. HEY. HOW YOU GRABBING HER? WHY ARE YOU GRABBING HER? WHY ARE YOU GRABBING HER? >> STOP. >> HEY. HEY. >> WHY ARE YOU GRABBING ME, BRO? >> All right. GET OFF YOU, BRO. I'M NOT >> I don't have any >> stop. >> I DON'T GOT NO STOP. >> Oh my GOD. LOOK AT THIS. OH my god. >> HE JUST PULL ALL HIS hair around his head. That's what you get. That's what the you GET NOW. LET ME GO. YOU ALREADY GOT ME A HANDCUFF. LET ME THE GO. OH MY GOD. THAT'S WHY I JUST SAID YOU SHOULD NEVER CALL NO POLICE IN MY HOUSE. THE WRONG LOCK THE DOOR. LET ME GO. SOME [ __ ] LET ME GO ON MY BACK. Let me go RIGHT NOW. YOU ALREADY GOT ME IN HANDCUFFS. I ASKED YOU TO LET ME GO. YEAH, un loosen these cuffs. I loosen them. I as I loosen my cup before you put me in this car. I LOOSEN THE CUPS BEFORE YOU PUT ME IN THE CAR. NOW, >> WHERE'S YOUR ID? >> IN my pocket, >> WHICH POCKET? I LOOSEN THE CUP. [screaming] DAMN. I'M GOING TO TELL YOU WHY I LOOSEN MY CUP. I ASKED FOR A SERGEANT ANYWAYS. AND WHY THEY NO WOMAN RIGHT HERE? AND Y'ALL ALL IN MY POCKET. LET ME GO. I SPIT ON YOU. Can you loosen these cuffs? That's why I don't like stupid harass never call no [ __ ] police to my house. She just on the phone with the LITTLE GIRL. THAT DUMB AS I JUST TOLD HER THERE'S TOO MUCH GOING ON FOR HER. SHE TRYING TO CALL THE POLICE TO HER MOTHER HOUSE. I loosen these cuffs. I'm loosening the cup. Now let me let go. Now let me go. >> My daughter will stay the night and will not leave. >> EXACTLY. NOW LET ME GO. NOW WHAT YOU STILL PUTTING ME IN THE CAR FOR? IF SHE JUST SAID THAT EVERYTHING WAS OKAY, WHAT ARE YOU still for? Charge me. >> You're going to get charged for resisting. >> I didn't resist nothing. >> I didn't resist nothing. Go ahead. >> For some reason, even after her arrest, Margie felt that she was still within her rights to boss the officers around and make silly demands. >> I'm going to write you a couple tickets and then you can go inside. Go on. Get inside. WHO SAID I HAD TIME FOR ALL THAT? >> I do. >> Get in. Otherwise, you're going to get turned again. >> Okay, but I asked you to LOOSEN MY CUFFS. THIS [ __ ] HURT. You was a [ __ ] and I want her name. >> They'll be on the ticket. >> I I loosen them. That's what the I said. >> GET IN. >> I SAID I LOOSEN. >> I loosen THE COPS. YOU TALKING off track them. The officer. >> I DON'T GET NO. THEY HURT. >> RIGHT. GO ON. GET IN. If you would have cooperated from the very beginning. >> I LOOSEN THIS RIGHT CUFF AT LEAST, BRO. GET IN. I'M LOOSENING THE RIGHT CUP. >> Stop moving your arms and your wrist and they won't bind up on you. >> Bro, what are you doing? >> Okay, just loosen the right cup. >> Just get in. >> I'm loosening the right cup. My wrist I already broke. You just wrist in a fight. >> You seem to be resisting just fine, >> bro. I'm loosening the cup. Damn. >> I can get my finger in there. I CAN GET MY OUT OF THERE. >> GET IN. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> I loosen the cup. >> Sit in the car. >> No, I lo >> sit in the car. Otherwise, I'm going to help you win. >> Go. >> I just asked you to >> There's room in the cuff because I can get a little finger in there. Get in the car. It's not >> I said get in. >> You're going to get charged again. >> After it dawned on her that she wasn't above legal consequences, she finally switched gears and became levelheaded, hoping that she could write her wrong. you come over and help me. Uh, you hold this while I'm cover your name. >> It's up there. Your stuff's up there. You're arrested because you get 205. >> But I asked his name, though. >> My star number is on the bottom of the >> Okay. Can I have his, too? >> Sure. Can I have >> 820 number? >> It's 820. >> 820. >> Yep. All right. You're asking me where the two 15year-olds are? What are the 15year-olds names? What are the names of the 15-year-olds and where do they live? >> My My brother was in the house. >> Who was your brother? >> The the young man that you was talking to at the door. >> The one that said his name was Duran. >> Yes. >> I don't know. He closed the door when you told him to close the door. Who was the other 15year-old? >> His friend was in there with him and he left. >> Uh-huh. See, everybody likes to lie. Everybody said there was only Don in there and there were two people. >> When I left my >> You understand the problem, R.J.? >> No. Listen to what I'm trying to tell you. When I left my apartment, my brother had a friend. Oh, >> let's go in the laundry room so no one hears your business. >> You don't even have to come. I just want to know if y'all didn't take them. That's okay. >> Where would you take them if you were in the car? >> I don't know. I was actually >> Come here for a second. Come here for a second. Come here for a second. >> It's cold. >> I understand. That's why I asked you this stuff. You want to make those tickets disappear? >> I got to go to court. They don't disappear. >> You want to make them disappear. >> And And how I'm going to do that? >> You be nice to me and you cooperate >> and I'll make them disappear. All I asked you was to get your foot out the door and I'll do exactly what you said. >> Look at me for a second. >> That little girl mother is putting everybody else situation in harm's way. >> We don't know that. >> That little boy cannot be in no He cannot be in no trouble. >> The mom reported Jana missing her Giani missing last night. They asked us to come here >> and they came here last night. We came here last night, >> and they refused to open the door, whether it was Don or the other boy that was in here, >> refused to open the door, refuse to speak to us. Problem number one. Problem number two comes to tonight when you refuse to cooperate. He refuses to tell us what his name is. Everybody wants to refuse. The only thing that does is create a problem for you and everybody else. Now, you don't know where two 15-year-olds are. >> The other one, >> his grandmother probably can't get them. That's what I'm trying to say. They're not supposed to be out this way. It's coming up on curfew. >> Exactly. >> They can get arrested. >> They sure can. >> They can get hurt. >> And if they get hurt, guess who it's going to come back to? >> Me. And why? That's why. >> That's right. Now you understand. Now you understand why we try and do our job. And when you impede us from doing our job, it makes things worse. Now you're at worse. I'm going to do you this favor. You come to court on March 19th >> and I'll make those tickets disappear. >> Okay? I need to see you in in that courtroom on that morning and you tell me that we're sorry. We're all sorry for all this, okay? And I'll make them disappear. But moving forward, do not obstruct. Do not refuse to cooperate. Do not cause a problem for the police. >> All right? >> When we ask your name, it's very simple. We just want to know who you are. We need we need to know who the juveniles are in case they're [music] missing, >> right? >> We have a job to do. So, see if you can find Don and the other friend. And when you find them, call the police department and let us know that you found them. Otherwise, it's going to be a big problem. It is going to come back to you >> because they were in your apartment. >> I'm pretty sure the he had one of the apartments over here. >> Okay. Well, we don't know that. >> He ain't he can't go somewhere else. >> And then the the other boy, Reggie, I'm assuming it's Reggie. >> That's a big problem. You don't fight with the police. He was fighting. The police was fighting him. He He did not touch that man. >> He got in the way when I was trying to [music] come to get me >> cuz you was grabbing me by my leg >> because I told you you were under arrest. >> You did not never tell anybody. >> I told you when you were standing up there that I was going to arrest you if I got my hands on you. I told you that very clearly more than one time. Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to go. Good luck. MarJ was charged with obstructing identification and resisting [music] arrest. Just when you think entitlement couldn't get any worse, this bratty 21-year-old with a fiery temper proves that it very well can. >> No, I want my mom [laughter] right now. >> How old are you? >> I'm 21, BUT I WANT MY MOM. THIS IS MY FIFTH TIME GOING OUT AND YOU GUYS ARE BEING [ __ ] >> YO, WHY DON'T YOU GET THE OUT OF HERE, you [ __ ] pig? >> Can you please put your LEG IN THE >> NO. WHERE'S MY PHONE? RIGHT on top of the car. >> GIVE IT TO ME. >> ON SEPTEMBER the 15th, 2024, police officers observed a driver driving recklessly and immediately conducted a traffic stop of the vehicle. Upon approaching the passengers, officers were greeted with hostile energy, particularly from the driver of the vehicle, who would later reveal herself to be one of the most entitled [music] persons to walk the Earth's surface. >> This is the description we got. What's going on? >> Damn, I'M TRYING TO GET MY KISS, my friend. >> I'm trying to go home. I'm tired, bro. >> Okay, can we go? Hey, don't walk away. Don't walk away. >> Can I go inside, please? >> No, you cannot go inside. We're investigating right now. Get back inside car right now. >> Should I go inside? Go back inside. >> We're good. >> Go back inside your car right now. Come on, let's go. >> We're good. We're good. We're trying to get our cheesy. I I We're not Don't leave. We're not No, we're not. >> She just told me to go back inside my car. >> Listen to me. I want >> Did you not tell me to go tell me recklessly? Okay, >> sir. Stop running your mouth. >> The operator told us to do what we just told us to do. THE CAR. THE CAR. >> Stop running your mouth. Okay. Listen to what I'm saying. >> But she pulled over. Respect for y'all. >> I get it. Okay. >> I'm just trying to get >> I'm literally calling my driver's license. >> No, I'm calling my lawyer driver's license. I'm calling my lawyer. You have to >> go back to your car. I'm talking to my lawyer. >> No, you need your driver's license. You failed to provide your driver's license. >> I'm the one who called, ma'am. On my wallet. Shut up. >> No. Ma'am, >> ma'am, don't talk to him. >> Okay, calm down. I called you guys to help me. >> Okay, >> I called you guys to get my keys from my friend. I didn't do this cuz I told you guys you're not walking away. >> Stop spitting on me. >> Could you back up YOUR CAR? >> NOT LETTING ME IN my car. Don't touch me and watch what the will happen with your station. >> Stop running your mouth. Cuz the next thing are coming out. Then stand in front of the car. >> I'm trying to go home. >> Then stand in front of the car. >> You guys need to cooperate because dude, I just called the lady. She said she was going to get these mothers that had my keys. Not me. >> All right. Calm down. You hysterical. Need to CALM DOWN. >> BECAUSE BRO, I'VE BEEN CALLING FOR AN HOUR. >> OKAY. Stand in front of the car and we'll talk about it. All right. >> No. I've been trying to talk. Then let's talk. Let's stand in front of the car. >> Bro, they're laughing around the McDonald's and laughing with my keys in my >> That's what we're trying to figure out. >> I'm trying to go home. >> We want to understand the situation, but we're trying to >> Dude, because my friend's BEEN TRYING TO GO HOME. DUDE, >> you're not You're not going to stop talking >> because you guys haven't been in front of the car. >> I'm not standing in front of a car. >> Don't stand here. >> Because I'm standing right here. >> ID. >> I don't I do, but I'm not giving you my ID. Why are you not giving Why you want? >> Because when I called the police station, I gave them my name. They got my number. I told them >> the person I'm chasing is Jana Davis. I need my keys from her. What's her address so I can go get them? Cuz she said she called to me and I said, "Hey, I'm calling [laughter] the police to get my keys from you and I'm going to ask her for your address." And she said, "I'm going to give you my I'mma call them." She said, "Call the police." I said, "Okay. What? What is Jana Davis address? They didn't give me her address. So I said, I'm following her. >> She has my keys to my house. Dude, I don't I live in Walkan, bro. I don't live here. She lives in Beach Park. I don't live here. Okay. >> The suspect only had one job, and that was to simply obey the officer's commands. But when she proved that she was a brat with total disregard for the law, the cops knew her time was up and that they needed to get ahead of things before it got out of control. [music] >> Because you are not walking away. Once again, I am all right. Can you shut the [ __ ] up? >> We're done. We're done. >> Don't talk to me like that. What do you mean? Cuz you're ugly. >> Sir, I swear. Sir, >> don't touch me. >> Get out. >> Don't touch me. >> You want to get out? >> Oh my god. >> No. No. >> Can you tell me to do I'm on the phone with my mom. >> Step back. >> No, I'm on the phone with my mom. Step back. Listen up, buddy. You're bad. You're on a power trip. >> Calm down. >> You're on a power trip. She's trying to be on the phone. Your girl's running up on her. Come on. Are you guys serious right now? Are you serious right now? >> WE ARE NOT THE ONES YOU GUYS ARE AFTER, BRO. >> I DON'T get it. Then calm down and calm down. >> Her and her girlfriend are the ones fighting tonight. What do you guys want? >> Tell her to step off and she's not listening to you and you're not going to care. >> Listen to me. Just calm down. >> Did you not tell the off me and now she not going to listen and now you don't care? >> We are not the ones you guys are after. >> Stop. >> Am I not the >> We are the ones that called you guys for help. >> What are you after us? >> Take me. >> Am I not the one talking to you? the calm. >> Just get your hands in handcuffs and we'll calm down. The one in handcuffs when I like she kick you. >> Am I not grabbing on? >> She kicked the air. >> I literally just watched. >> You guys are on weird, bro. >> Just put her hands on. >> God. Mom, are you listening to this? >> Put one handcuff on. >> Mom, you guys just leave her alone. >> Calm down and step back. >> She's the driver for me. Why are you guys after us? >> Let go. Is it cuz we're black? Tell her to stop touching me. >> Then we will put you in handcuffs when you calm down. >> Is she trying to put me in handcuffs? Am I not the one who's been talking to you the calmst the whole time? >> Look. Calm down. >> Calm down. >> Calm down. >> I'M NOT TELLING YOU AGAIN. >> DON'T TOUCH cuz he tried to try to be cool with you guys. >> You guys are being weird. >> Put the cup down. >> Sheridan and Wodssworth, bro. Like these white are being stupid as [ __ ] Just sit down. >> Mom, why would I sit down when you're being stupid? Because now she trying to kick me and she weak as and she can't do >> Who you talking to? Me or her? >> You. >> Okay, I'm >> No, don't hang up on my mother. >> Do not hang up on my mother. I'll just call 911 here. >> Yeah, thank you. That was us. You stupid. >> Let me talk to my mom. >> Let me talk TO MY MOM. >> I said, "Let me talk to my mom." >> I said, "Let me talk to my mom." >> You can talk to your mom. >> Why did you hang up? Why did you forcefully stop our phone call? Explain to me the [ __ ] LAWS RIGHT NOW AND TELL ME WHY you forcefully stopped our phone call. >> Phone's on the car and I'll let you talk. >> Mom, >> get in the car and I'll let you talk. >> You're compounding your problems. >> Why are you forcefully stopping my phone call? >> I'm compounding your problems. >> Why are What does compounding mean? What are you talking about? What is >> You're making this bigger than it needs to be. >> No, you literally started detaining me because she had a power TRIP AND NOW YOU GUYS ARE ACTING likeing infants. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. Tell me how this legally ended up like this and I will. >> You kept walking away from the car. >> But I didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> You said You said, "Oh my god, here we go." And then you started acting like a 5-year-old. >> Yes. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Tell me how I legally got here. When your supervisor tells me how I legally got here, I'lling get in the car >> because you're recklessly driving. >> No. Who the is you, >> Dude? Are you [ __ ] Are you [ __ ] cuz you clearly weren't on the phone with the dispatcher. >> I'm asking you to get in. >> No. When your supervisor gets here, I'll get in the car. >> I am her supervisor. Get in the car. >> You're noting supervisor. >> Get in the car. >> You wouldn't be the slow if you were the supervisor. >> At first, the girl had no trouble reigning insults on the cops. However, when it was time to deal with the dire consequences of her irrational behavior, the waterworks began. >> Yes. Mom. >> Mom, what the [ __ ] is going to happen when I get in the car and then do [ __ ] Mom, >> get in THE CAR. >> SHUT UP. I'M TALKING TO my mom. >> Get in the car. >> Okay. >> Mom, why are theying touching me? [panting] >> We'll deal with that in A SECOND. >> MOM. >> MOM, WHY ARE THEY TOUCHING ME? [clears throat] >> PLEASE PUT YOUR Please put your legs in the car. Mom, [screaming] >> please put your legs in the car. >> Just get in the car. >> Mom, >> what is what is going on with What is going on with this lady? This is the sergeant. She just to break out the window of the car. >> She's really confounding her problems cuz she's about to She's about to kick out the >> What department are you in? >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Listen, >> I can't breathe. >> Will you calm down? >> No. You're so I'm not suffocating you. Your mom is right here. Okay. >> Mom. Mom. Mom. >> We're at the gas station road. >> Mom, I want Mom, >> Mom. I want >> Just breathe, honey. >> Breathe. Calm down. >> Let's get on 20 star rescue. >> Mom ventilation. >> Your mom's on your way. >> No. I want my mom right now. >> Your mom's on her way. >> No. I want my mom right [laughter] now. >> How old are you? >> I'm 21, BUT I WANT MY MOM. THIS IS MY FIFTH TIME GOING OUT. AND YOU GUYS ARE BEING [ __ ] [screaming] JAYLA, I'm coming. It's okay. It's okay. >> Where's my spider, babe? >> You scratched up my entire arm. >> Your entire arm? I didn't [ __ ] touch you. I didn't [ __ ] touch you. Why the are you arresting ME WHEN I DIDN'T DO [ __ ] WHEN we called the [ __ ] cops so you can deal with the other people stealing their property? What are you doing? >> Can you calm down? >> NO, >> CUZ I'M NOT EVEN INVOLVED. I WAS WALKING AWAY KIND OF TO MAKE FACEING GESTURES TO MY FRIEND WHO works here and your faceing CO-WORKERS TALKING ABOUT SOME OH HERE WE GO. AND SHE WANT TO KEEP touching me and you want to keep supporting it. >> Nothing the officers did or said could get her to act accordingly. And there was clearly no point trying to reason with her type because the only language that she understood was aggression. >> Stupid 5 foot stupid white lady. >> You okay, Jayla? No, it's this is stupiding country. Holy. >> All right, ma'am. We're hanging up. We'll see you when you get here. >> I am sick of white people pushing me over. >> I'm not even saying you. I don't give a about you. Like, cool. You didn't take my lane. You didn't pillage my people. I don't give a But why is sheing putting her hands on me for no reason? >> I'll explain to you when you come. >> I'm calm. Can you please just explain it to me? No, because the more we talk, the more you amp up. >> Okay, so I'm calm now. Can you explain? >> I don't want you kicking out my window. >> Okay, so can I just not talk for 30 seconds and then you explain it or what? >> You were driving that vehicle there, right? >> That gray Hyundai with the flag sticking out of it. >> Yes, that's your car. You were driving it. >> That is my vehicle. >> Okay. When I was on Wadsworth Road, I watched you. Okay. >> When you were on Wadsworth, where >> you you were coming across uh >> East or West? >> Um I can't remember the name of >> West. It's towards Glor. No, you're on G. No, no, no. Right here. Right. Right down the road. >> This intersection. West is towards Gurnie. Were you west or east? >> I was coming east. >> East is that way. >> I was coming east. Okay. >> You were west then. >> I was coming east. I was west coming east. Okay. You were going south on Garnet. >> I was going south, which means that way towards construction. >> That way. Correct. Out of a subdivision. Okay. You went across the street right in front of my car >> following the other car. You did it. But you can't you can't engage in a car pursuit. Okay. I didn't see the other car. I saw you. Okay. >> How do you not see the other car right in front of me? >> How do you not see the other car right in front of me? Who's been in front of me the whole time? >> I'm going to explain it to you if you calm down and listen to me for a second. Can you listen to me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Have you been drinking? >> No. Has she been drinking? >> So, yes, she has. >> Okay. So, when you calm down, >> all you people do is me over. when you contact. >> You gave me a ticket. I'm still [crying] paying off that ticket. I just want to get left alone from you people. >> Okay, if you just calm down. Okay, >> I don't want to amp up. I don't want to know why people are causing me money. I have no money. >> I understand that. Okay, I'm going to close this door so I can go talk to your friend. Okay. >> I do not want the door closed. I cannot be in a closed car back seat. No, I cannot. I'll open your window. [music] Okay. >> No. Can she please stand with the door open right here? Can they please stand with the door open right here? I cannot stand with the door closed. I cannot stand with the door closed. I cannot stand with the door closed. I cannot stand with the door closed. >> They're right there. >> I do not care. I cannot stand with the door closed. I physically and medically cannot stand here with that door closed. >> Okay. Well, let me explain this to you again then. Okay. You are under arrest. >> For what? for obstructing for resisting a police officer. Stop talking, please. I can explain it to you. You scratched the hell out of my arm. Okay. >> Who? >> You did. >> Can you prove that? >> Can I explain it to you? >> I said, can you prove it? Not explain. I said, can you prove it? >> Put your leg in the car. >> I'm asking if you put >> Put your leg in the car before you make it worse. >> Sir, what the are you talking about? >> Put your leg in the car. >> I want my mom. >> She's on her way. You don't even hand me my phone. >> It's right there on top of you. >> I want my mother and I want to go the home because you stupid wife are stopping ME FROM GOING HOME. >> YOU'RE NOT going home. Okay. >> Please put your leg in the car. >> If I'm not going home, why the would I make it easier? >> Okay. Well, then each one situation that you continue to do is going to be an additional charge. >> Okay. >> Additional charge for what? >> For obstructing. didn't do [ __ ] You're trying to talk to me. I'm talking calm and you're not compromising. >> Am I not calm? >> HOW THE >> LET ME GO HOME. HOW HOW THE AM I INVOLVED? >> Put your leg in THE CAR AND >> NO. ANSWER ME. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR LEG in the car and I'll explain. >> Right around. >> You're amping up again. Okay. >> Despite her outburst, the officers remained calm and patient. But due to her bratty nature, she saw this as an avenue to continue displaying all shades of disrespect. >> Please put your leg in the car. >> Can you please put your leg IN THE CAR? >> ANSWER ME. [screaming] >> IF YOU CALM DOWN, I'll tell you. >> Calm down with the door open. >> Okay, I'm going to >> You want to say the door? YOU WANT TO SAY I'M CALM WHEN THE door is closed? YOU STUPID [ __ ] YOU'RE NOT WAITING TILL I'M CALM. YOU'RE [screaming] WAITING TILL YOU HAVE AUTHORITY. >> We'll sit here until as long as you need to. Okay. When your mom [music] gets here and we'll have her explain it to you. Okay. Cuz >> you stupid wife. What the are you looking at with your stupid self? Why the can you not look AT ONE AREA WITH YOUR EYES STRAIGHT WITH YOUR STUPID SELF? >> Can you please move up to the front of the car? >> Yo, why don't you get the out of here, you pig? >> Can you please put your leg in the car? >> No. >> Listen to me, okay? If you do not put your leg in the car, I'm giving you a fair warning that you will be dragged inside the car. Okay? And it's going to be an additional charge. >> I want my mom and my >> She's on her way. She will explain it. >> Where the is my phone, MY PROPERTY THAT I STARTED THIS [ __ ] WITH? GIVE IT TO MY HAND. NO. >> Please put your leg in the car. >> Please put your leg in the car. >> Where's my property that I started this with 20 minutes ago? >> Where the is my property that's on top of theing CAR? WHERE'S MY PHONE? >> YOUR PHONE IS RIGHT HERE. >> GIVE IT TO ME. >> NO. Put your leg in the car. >> No. Give me my phone. >> Calm down. >> Give me my phone. Your mom will be >> pretty sure I said that as calm as I can. Give me my goddamn mothering phone. >> Oh, look it. Look it. You were, but now you're not because you heard how I was talking and you hesitated and now you're pointing at your camera. >> Everything is on audio. >> You can point at your camera. Hi. Thank you. Yeah, we are on audio or video. I don't care. He hesitated the I started cussing cuz you're offended. >> I'm not offended at all. >> You're offended as well. >> I'm trying to get you to put your leg in the car so we don't have to add another charge. >> Another charge for what? >> Obstructing a police officer. >> You're obstructing my property to my hand. >> Put your leg in the car. >> What is What's so wrong with me having my phone in my Oh, because you don't want me to video it. Because you don't want me to video anything else happening. >> Everything is on our end. >> That's so crazy. Yeah. On your end. That's why everybody and gets away with it. I don't want you to hyperventilate by me forcing you into the car. So, I'm trying to remain calm with you, okay? To work with you. >> Why can't I have my phone in my hand? >> Because you are under arrest. >> What legal reason can I not have my phone in my hand? >> You took my phone away from me beforehand. >> You are under arrest. >> You took my phone away from me beforehand. >> I'm asking you. >> You took my phone away from me beforehand. So, you're saying that you took my phone away from me without legal cause because you had it in your hand >> for resisting obstructing a police officer. Reckless driving. Okay. Please put your leg in the car. I've been nothing but cool WITH YOU, >> BRO. HOW? WHERE'S MY PHONE? >> Right on top of the car. >> Give [screaming] it to me. Then you're a [ __ ] and shut the up. After long, painful minutes of whining, she later came to the realization that no one was coming to save her. Not even mom. >> I'm asking you kindly to put your leg in the car. >> No, you haven't been asking kindly. You've been asking kindly for audio, for video purposes, but you've been a [ __ ] this whole time. >> Please put your leg in the car, >> bro. HOW ARE THEY GOING INSIDE, BRO? HOW? >> STOP KICKING THE CAR. >> GIVE ME MY [ __ ] Give me my Give it to me. PUT YOUR LEG IN THE CAR. >> GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> PUT YOUR LEG in the car. >> Put your leg in the car and >> shut the UP AND GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> PUT YOUR LEG IN THE CAR. Your mom's on her way. Okay. She will help you talk through this. Okay. Put your leg in the car. You're making the situation worse. >> Give me my goddamn mother phone. >> Yes. Put your leg in the car. >> GIVE IT TO ME. >> I'LL GIVE IT TO YOU IF YOU PUT YOUR LEGS in the car. >> I don't believe you. You guys are full of nothing but [ __ ] Mother lies. >> Put your leg in the car and I'll give you the phone. >> You're a liar. I will reach my hand out until you mother hand it to me. You bull mothering liar. >> Put your leg in the car and I'll give you your phone. >> You see, you're being so compliant cuz you know that you're bull. >> I will give you your phone. >> You know you're bullshitting. Otherwise, you would have been compliant by now. >> Otherwise, why else is my phone not in my hand? I will give it to you if you put your legs in the car. >> I am so much calmer because of the fact of what I know now. That is so insane. Wow. >> Please put your legs in the car. Please put your legs on the car. Listen, I don't want to force you. >> I'm not going to hand you my phone until you like Bro, I know I'm not [ __ ] Last time you I you guys asked me if I was okay. You asked me if I was okay AFTER I WAS IN THE AMBULANCE AND THEN YOU KEPT ME ON THE AMBULANCE. I KNOW HOW YOU ARE. >> Put your legs in the car. I don't want to make your situation worse, nor do you want to make your situation worse. Please put your legs in the car. Please put your legs in the car. >> Give me my phone. >> It's right here. >> GIVE IT TO MY HAND. >> PUT YOUR LEGS IN THE CAR. >> GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> It's not It's not We're not This is not a >> Give me my phone. Are you [ __ ] Do you not know how to put a phone in my hand? Like, are you that slow? Do I need to show this video to the new Secretary of State? >> Put your legs in the car. Put your legs in the car. >> Give me my phone. >> It's right here. Your mom's >> not in my hands. Have I not requested it in my phone since before you detained me with your stupid [ __ ] reasons? >> That's not even probable cause. >> In the car. Can you bring that lady over here? >> MY [ __ ] MOM. GO GET MY MOM NOW. WHY the am I the only one in [screaming] a car? >> Just put your legs in the car. >> But just get in the car. >> No one wants to HURT YOU. >> YOU'RE A LIAR. [screaming] >> Just get in the car. >> You said that LAST TIME AND I SPENT A WEEK somewhere I didn't even want [screaming] to be. >> But it's not going to get better if we don't listen. Okay. What the is going TO GET BETTER THOUGH? I'M CONFUSED. I WANT TO GO HOME. [screaming] >> YOU'RE NOT GOING HOME. Please get in the car. Don't spit on me. >> I spit on anybody who the I wanted to and it wasn't you. So shut the up. >> Just please put your legs in the car. >> Close the door. >> Afterwards, the girl was charged with obstruction, resisting, and [music] reckless driving. While this girl undoubtedly did the most, her attitude cannot be compared to the next arrogant [music] teen who thought she could get away with disrespecting the cops like she did her father. >> NO. WHAT THE IS HAPPENING? WHAT THE IS HAPPENING? >> What the happening? >> And they came at me. >> Okay. >> He came at me. >> Okay. >> That's self-defense. >> It's not self. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm just I'm so I'm confused. >> On January the 21st, 2024, officers were dispatched to a residence following reports of a heated fight between a teen and her father. Upon arrival, they walked straight into pure chaos. >> Don't touch me. >> What's going on, GUYS? >> LEAVE ME ALONE. >> HEY GUYS, >> what's going on? >> PSYCH BE PUTTING A MENTAL HOSPITAL. YOU'RE RIGHT. Nothing's going on. >> Okay. >> Who's doing what? >> I did it all. >> I don't want to DEAL WITH Y'ALL. I DON'T WANT TO DEAL WITH Y'ALL. THIS IS THE SAME ASS REPEATED ASS. >> AIN'T NOTHING GOING TO CHANGE. >> TROUBLE EVERY TIME Y'ALL LEAVE. THIS AIN'T nothing new. >> But he won't let you come back. YOU THREW A TIP >> BECAUSE Y'ALL WANT TO RUN YOUR ASS. EXCUSE [laughter] ME. Step back here so we can talk. Okay. >> Step back here so we can talk. >> BRING THE PROBLEM OUT. >> ALL RIGHT. I'M NOT GOING TO ASK AGAIN. STEP BACK here so we can talk, please. Thank you. >> Where's my [ __ ] at? >> I don't know where you're first of all. >> Doesn't matter. None of it matters. >> It matters. >> It doesn't. It really don't. You're not. >> How did she get the marks on her? >> Huh? >> How'd she get all the marks and scratches and stuff on her? >> Her beating her. >> Yeah, I'm tired. >> Her and her brother got into a physical fight down here on >> her and her dad. >> This is really old. I'm tired. >> Her dad gave her a hug >> to try to calm and restrain. Calm and restrain. And then that to them too was going This isn't me. It's not me. I just want my son. But the problem is when she doesn't like something he says, >> she snaps and she flips. She won't seek mental help. Anytime you guys mention want to go. >> What started all of this? >> Him. >> Who is he? >> No, it's him. >> IS IT YOUR BROTHER? >> IS HE YOUR BROTHER? IS HE YOUR DAD? IS HE THIS? IS HE THAT? I DON'T CARE ANYMORE. >> BUT THE THING IS, SHE GETS UPSET. >> And when she gets upset, this is the behavior that she does. >> Wants me to fight it. And this is I'm done talking. I'm done explaining. Listen to them. She's doing it pretty good. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I'd rather have yours. >> I called because I am tired. I'm tired of it and I'm scared it's going to get out of control. >> The only one you're able to help. >> It don't matter. >> It don't matter. >> It It matters. >> So, somebody called the police. So, we're >> She wants us to stop fighting. That's why. >> You and your dad. >> Yeah. But maybe we should learn how to respect people >> whenever she gets triggered. She is at the foot now to where she has no coping. >> She has no coping mechanism. So, she instantly goes off the rails. >> THESE TWO HAVE A very dysfunctional history. >> And she is at the point now she doesn't even win her reason. She's just ready to to go until somebody >> I stay WITH MY GRANDMA. I STAYED BECAUSE THEY SAID I could stay out. No, she didn't make that. And then her brother, >> her brother is autistic. >> He can't handle this. >> No. >> And so he started acting out and throwing things and different stuff. And then that's when you got into >> the first ever fight. >> I assume that she probably bit you on the arm right there. >> Yeah, but you know, it's all right. >> You have a way to get back to your house. >> Yeah, my car. I'm just trying to be >> But I mean the last time you guys were here, not even >> was that just when you were trying to pull it pull her off of it. >> I was giving her a >> aggressive hug. Okay. >> I gave her an aggressive hug trying to calm her down, but I was a little tight though. I didn't want to her or nothing, >> right? >> And she bit me at school. But I don't know why she thinks that I'm ever going to hurt her as her parent. She's always did this. >> Mommy and daddy, calm down. My balls, grab my nut sack, all kinds of [ __ ] was trying to >> all that she cared. She continued to whine non-stop and showed little regard for how anyone felt. But at this point, she [music] was walking on very thin ice and any wrong move could tip the scale. >> The dominant parent calm her down. >> Let's just >> But she won't calm down. She she was in her car to leave at one point in time and she lost her phone and she couldn't find her phone. >> Well, maybe looking for it. >> You want to run your mouth and talk and blame your thing on me and make me a [ __ ] problem. SO, I'M MAKING A REAL PROBLEM. He said that's this is my fault. That's my fault. I'mma make it my fault. IT'S MY FAULT NOW. IT ALWAYS IS. CUZ YOU'LL MAKE it my FAULT AND I AIN'T GOING TO STOP. Cuz y'all running so SELFISH [screaming] out of you. WHY CAN I come? >> I WANT MY [screaming] STUFF. I DON'T WANT TO BE TRAPPED IN THIS ROOM. This isn't my room. I don't want TO BE IN HERE. >> Acting too erratic to go back and over this place. I'm sorry. Okay. >> I just want my stuff. I'm looking for my stuff. I've been trying to look for my stuff. Can I finish looking for my stuff? >> You're going to stay in this room until they figure what's up. What's going on? Because I'm getting zero information from you. >> Go listen to them. >> I'm not going to do that. I'm going to sit here with you. >> I told you. There's usually no problems. Run in his mouth. Triggered. >> Run in his mouth. talk to keep me going until I'm there and he's GOT IT BECAUSE I'M ARGUING BACK CUZ WHY ARE YOU TALKING [ __ ] TO ME BLAMING EVERYTHING ON ME AND THEN MY LITTLE ASS BROTHER WANTS TO COME RUNNING AT ME JUMPING ON ME DOING [ __ ] thinking he's the big BAD on me so I HAVE TO GET HIM AND then he's coming over here hitting me pushing me saying he's hugging me trying to hug me THAT'S WHAT HE DOES I LOVE YOU I LOVE YOU I love you and cops and froze me. >> It's [ __ ] [ __ ] >> So, who hit [music] you? >> They all did. >> They all hit you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. How did they hit you? >> It's just coming going. Coming going. >> NO. WHAT? WHAT THE IS HAPPENING? What the is happening? >> Put your arms up. >> What the is happening? What the is happening? >> You're under arrest for >> Why am I under arrest? Huh? >> Stop resisting. Just calm down. >> It's all going to be okay. >> What is happening to me? What is happening to me? >> What did I do? You're not giving me my reasons. I didn't What? You didn't What is my reason? Where's my >> What the Why are you guys going? >> Give me my reasons. You didn't bring My brother just underestimated the message. >> He hit me. He hit me. He hit me. He hit me. >> He hit me. What the? >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. He came to me. He grabbed me. >> I'm not pat down. I'm not doing anything. Can I have my shoes at least? It's >> cold. I can't. It's cold. >> Ow. >> Finally, it was beginning to dawn on her that the situation was not going to be business as usual and that the full weight of the consequences of her actions were about to rest on her. >> It'sing cold. >> Can you at least loosen this a little bit, please? I'm trying to cooperate with you guys. They're not tight. >> I don't I can't feel my wrists. >> They're not tight. >> I can't feel my wrists. >> Okay. >> Please, can you >> if you calm down? [panting] >> Put your legs that way. >> Please, can you just tighten and loosen a little bit? Why did you guys arrest me? >> I'll call you in just a minute. >> No, because I see people get arrested. You didn't say nothing to me. You didn't read nothing. You didn't tell me my reason. >> Are you going to let me loosen him or not? >> What the This is what I'm saying. >> How old are you? >> What the This is what I'm saying. You guys always blame me. >> How How old are you? >> She's 19. >> I'm 19. It's this one, sir. >> Okay. Okay. >> I didn't do anything. I was standing there and they came at me. >> Okay. >> He came at me. >> Okay. >> That's self-defense. >> It's not self-defense. You bite your dad. I >> HE WAS ON TOP OF ME. HE HAD TO BE UNDER RESTRAINT. I was biting and TRYING TO GET HIM OFF of me. How am I supposed to? That's the only way I can get out. It's inviting me. >> Don't put your foot close. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm just I'm so I'm confused. >> Okay. So, >> I'm confused. >> Just Just listen and let me talk. Okay. >> Why did you guys >> let Are you going to let me talk? >> I didn't. >> If you're not going to let me talk, then I'm not going to keep this door open. Okay. Okay. So, the reason that you were arrested is because >> [music] >> Obviously, your brother is autistic. He has special needs. >> He jumped on top of me. I was just trying to get him off of me. >> As I said, if you're not going to let me talk, okay. Um, so your brother is autistic. He was throwing a fit because you were throwing a fit. Whatever happens, I don't know exactly. Just let me talk. If you interrupt me again, I'm not going to let you talk anymore. Okay. >> All right. So anyways, the reason you were arrested is because your dad was trying to restrain you cuz you were going bat crazy like you were and have been the whole time we've been here. You were going bat crazy and you bit your dad. Okay. So as they don't want to pursue charges as officers, we have the right to deescalate the situation in domestic situations by arresting one party or both. Okay? So you're being arrested for domestic battery because you need to be out of this house. This situation is only going to escalate if we leave you here. That's That's that. Okay. >> Can I talk now? >> Okay. Yes. >> I I didn't I was standing there. I I told you guys. >> Your dad has a huge mark on his >> I can't I can't show you guys what he was doing. But >> it sounds like he was restraining me. >> No, he didn't. He He does this thing. He says and says he's restraining me. That's what he tells you guys is that he's restraining me. But his restraint in his is his way of hurting me. He says to me, he's like, "I love you. I love you. I love you." Then he wrapped his hands around me and started squeezing me. And then he picked me up and dropped me like threw me because my mom seen that he had me. And my mom knows that whenever he starts doing that I love you, I love you thing. He's really just trying to squeeze the [ __ ] out of me so I can't breathe and choke me out. And so that's why I was biting him and kicking him because as I had him bit, he had me in the middle of the air and dropped me. So, they're going to keep talking. We're going to figure it out. Right now, this is where you need to be because you couldn't calm down in there. >> I was in there. I was calm and then you guys just came at me. I wasn't doing anything. I was standing. >> I'm not going to argue. Not. >> This isn't fair. Officer, what's happening? Please. I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna die. [laughter] Please. I didn't do anything the damn thing. I was only trying to protect myself. I was only trying to protect myself. I promise. >> She was eventually charged with domestic battery and resisting arrest. Similar to this teenager, this mentally deranged brat believes she could lash out at everyone because the law didn't apply to her. >> See what I'm saying? >> Carla, you need to come out. It's the police. >> She probably got the dresser up against it. >> No, she's pushing it. Get off of me. Get off of me. Please. >> Please. >> On January the 28th, 2025 in Akran, Ohio, officers responded to a call about a domestic disturbance at a residence where a heated argument had broken out between a teenager and her adoptive [music] mom over the girl's constant truency. When officers arrived, they weren't just met with a concerned parent. They walked into a storm of entitlements and tantrums from a teen whose attitude was on a whole different level and far beyond what anyone would reasonably expect from someone her age. >> I want her out of push. She having a mental breakdown. >> Okay, we got to get to my house. I don't know. >> Mental breakdowns. We got to get her to the hospital. >> She probably need to go somewhere because she didn't come home yesterday. I just adopted her. >> Okay. >> And she got some don't have questions and we're working on them. >> Then a be home all night and she's supposed to go to school. She don't want to go to school. You know what I'm saying? >> What school she go? >> Okay. I told her that she need to get to school from wherever you at. You got to go to school. This I I don't have no control over that. >> Well, I told her that I was going to have the person's house that she be at to stop allowing her to come over there during the week. You can go over on the weekend. Well, now she feel like I'm taking everything from her and this and that. She walked up on me. She pushed me. You know, all this. I don't I'm I'm work. I have to get I have to eat this. I don't have to respond to that. I work with minor health. I work for CSA. Okay. So, I already know what's going on. >> It's like a counselor just as >> I'm a residential aid. Okay. >> I work in the houses with all the 20 men. >> So, we think that she needs to go to the hospital, maybe get evaluated. Okay. Carly, thank you. >> Carly. Carly, >> say what I'm saying. >> Carly, you need to come out. It's the police. >> Wait for me. >> You say what I'm saying? >> Carly, you need to come out here. >> Get away from me, dude. >> We need to talk. >> No, why not? Just Just come on out and talk to us. Just come on out and talk. >> Okay. Everything's >> transport. We got to stay here. >> We can't. >> Spouse to HMC during my lunches. >> You got to come out and talk to us. Okay. >> Get away from me. >> Well, we can't. We can't. >> What is wrong with this lady? Like, she put her hands on me. She can do all night. Bro, I don't give a [ __ ] I'm not about to go to jail. you because I'm a [ __ ] I'm not coming OUT HERE AND TALK TO NOBODY BEFORE Y'ALL TALK TO ME. GO TALK TO HER. >> WE just did. >> Go talk to her. >> Well, we need you to calm down and talk to us. >> We need you to calm down and talk to us. >> Go talk to her. >> We just did. >> Go talk to her. >> We did. >> She's saying you need to go to the hospital. >> No, she put her hands on me, bro. >> She put her hands on me. >> You got to talk to me in face to face and talk to me like that. >> No, I'm not talking to you. No, this doesn't work. Doesn't work like that. If you don't come out here, you're going to have to go to jail. You need to come out here gently and talk to us. >> Well, if we have to come in there, you're going to go to jail. >> Bro, I'm not coming out here. >> It sounds like she's barricading this door here. And the only way to get into it is break this door. >> Oh, you can't break the door now. >> Open the door. >> Get a away from me. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU, BRO? I DON'T TRUST YOU. >> I don't trust you either. >> You bro, get away from me. >> BUT YOU BARRICADE. >> GET AWAY FROM ME. I DON'T TRUST YOU. I don't trust you. I don't trust you. I don't trust you. I don't trust you. >> That's fine. You don't want to be here. >> I don't want to talk nothing. >> In a bid to calm her down, the adoptive mom made a lastditch effort by calling her biological mother to talk some sense into her. But for a teen [music] so deeply lost in her world of entitlement, this effort was probably going to be futile. You don't want to be there. >> You don't want to be there. >> What the [ __ ] you think I'm about to do? >> You think I'm about to step here and live WITH SOMEBODY ELSE ABOUT ME? >> That's the problem. YOU DON'T CARE ABOUT YOURSELF. [screaming] >> OPEN THE DOOR. OPEN THE DOOR, CHARLIE. >> Do what you supposed to do. You want to show up at somebody's HOUSE AT 7 O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING LIKE YOU THE BIG BAD. YOU'RE NOT >> GIRL. You sound dumb. [screaming] >> Well, um >> What do y'all suggest? >> You don't want us to >> damage your door. Correct. >> You say what? You don't want us to damage your door. >> I need I need >> maybe leaving for a little while. Deescalate the situation. >> No. >> Hey. Uh Stop jumping. >> She probably got the dresser up against it. >> No, she's pushing it. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You're talking to me. You're >> I don't want TO CHOKE. >> YOU'RE TALKING TO ME. >> TURN AROUND. [screaming] PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. >> I didn't do nothing to put your hands behind your back. I didn't do that. Come on. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. STOP. STOP. >> I didn't do that. >> I DIDN'T DO THAT. >> RELAX. >> RELAX. >> I didn't do that. >> Relax. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Relax. >> Relax. Okay. >> Okay. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Relax. >> I didn't do nothing. >> We're going to sit you up. Okay. Yes. We're going to sit you up. >> We're going to sit you up so you can breathe better. COME ON. Let go my [ __ ] let go my hand. >> Let go. [laughter] [laughter] >> Stop. Stop kicking. Stop kicking. Stop. Stop. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Roll over on your phone. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> OKAY. >> I LITERALLY didn't do [ __ ] >> Sit up. Sit up. Sit up. Stand up. [ __ ] your shoes off. >> I'm not putting nothing on. >> You want to go barefoot? >> Get off of me. >> You put your hands on me and then you going TO DO THIS STEP. >> BRO, you put your hands on me, bro. that I touched you. I ain't even >> Yes, you did. >> Yes, you did. Yes, you did. You put your hands on me, bro. You put your hands on me, bro. >> Relax. Breathe. Breathe. Have a seat. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF THE BLEED. >> Have a seat. >> Bleed. With the spoiled teen finally out of the barricaded room and secured in the back of the cruiser, the weight of reality was slowly starting to set in. But before the officers could move forward, they had to pause and carry out further [music] investigation because she had made a serious allegation that could not be ignored. >> What happened when you guys got into it? >> We did. >> Oh, I thought she said she got in your face and pushed you physically. >> Yeah, she pushed me physically. What happened was she came she came home after being out all night, right? She not going to do it like the police. I was coming out the kitchen. She said I was sitting on the couch, but I wasn't. I was coming out the kitchen, so I opened up the door and I opened up the door. You dumb ass [ __ ] Why the you ain't open up the damn door? Oh, people just get on my and this and that. So, I'm standing in the kitchen. She ran around from, you know, this way to the kitchen and just push me. You know what I'm saying? So, I just looked at her walked when she walked back that way cuz she was looking for me to push her back. I did. >> Okay. I walked [music] back around, got in my car. I just went up there and got a left powers and desire her attorney to find out what I got to do to go back to court. It's nothing I could do for her. >> The only physically shooted you was shove you. >> Yeah, she pushed me like she wanted me to fight back. But I did. I just walked away from it cuz I already know what I'm dealing with. That's She wanted me to fight, but I went. So I walked away, walked and got in my truck. That's why when you pulled up, I came from around the corner cuz I just left from over there >> getting information on how I can give her back cuz it's just becoming too much. I can't do it. >> You know what I'm saying? I had her 6 months. I gave her the benefit of the doubt. I bought this child everything. It ain't about no money. It ain't about nothing. >> You know what I'm saying? But she don't appreciate. She don't give a and I'm I'm not going to let her hurt me. >> I'm not going to let her physically hurt me. And right now at this point, I I feel threat. I feel threatened by her. >> Has there been any domestic violence arrests on her since she's been here? >> Has she tore up the teacher school up at the school? >> But has she been arrested for? >> No. >> Okay. >> Did she make any threats? >> Yeah. She told me I was a dumb ass and >> like like hurt you or like >> she always threatened to hurt me. I got her tonight. >> She's got to be today. >> Yes. She said she was going to kick my ass. >> Okay. >> That's a threat, ain't it? >> Sure. True. >> [ __ ] She said she was going to me up and kick my ass. [ __ ] that. >> Just for my paperwork. She shoved you and then said she was going to kick your ass. >> She said I >> just want to make sure I got everything correct. Okay, we'll be back in to talk to you in a few. Okay. >> You're welcome. >> At this point, the officers had everything they needed and it was time to deliver a full dose of reality. Meanwhile, in the back of the cruiser, her bravado attitude was beginning to crack, and she was already losing her mind, realizing that the consequences she never thought would come were now right in front of her. Y'all going to go take me to jail after she throw her hands on me? I don't deserve to live. [laughter] I don't deserve to live. I don't deserve nothing. I deserve nothing. [laughter] I deserve nothing at all. I deserve nothing. I deserve nothing. I just want to die. I don't want to be [laughter] I'm tired. I'm tired. [crying] I'm tired. I can't even I can't even off me. I can't even get the off of me. He's my He's my >> [screaming] [screaming] >> You calm down a little bit. I know you were not being rational with us back there. Okay. I just got hit up inside my head. I'm not okay. I'm not okay. I'm upset. [crying] I just want to go somewhere. I want to go to my mom's house. I don't want to be with her. I don't want to live with her no more. I'm tired of her. She keep putting hering hands on me. Girl, why do you keep blaming me for [ __ ] that's not even out of my control? Like, girl, I literally literally missed the bus and she was upset about that. Why wouldn't you open the door for us so we can talk to you about everything that's going on? >> Because bro, I don't want to go to jail. I didn't, bro. I've been in residential all types and I just don't want to do that no more. I'm tired of having to go through that. So, where are y'all taking me? >> We're having a supervisor come out. He's going to interview you because we had to arrest you. Go hands-on with you. We have to use force with you. He's going to interview you, interview her, and then uh you're going to go to Dance Street today. >> Okay. Why am I going to Dance Street? Well, >> why do you think you're going to dance? >> I didn't even mean to trap his hands. I was trying to force my hands onto something so I didn't get arrested. >> You were I mean, you were resisting arrest. Right. >> Right. >> Okay. And then Miss Corin said you shoved her and threatened to kick her ass. >> No, I didn't. >> She put her hands on me. >> She put her hands on me. She literally went off on me because I missed the bus last night. >> What does that mean? She put her hands on wet. >> She punched me in my [ __ ] >> That's why I was literally hiding in the first place. That's why I was literally had the door shut because she punched me in my face. >> Charlie, where'd you get punched at? >> In the head. These cups are way too tight. >> Okay, I'm going to loosen them up for you now that you've calmed down. Okay, let these guys check you out. >> I don't even know. What are they even doing? They're >> evaluating you. Making sure you don't have any lump cuts or anything on your head. >> [crying] >> Can you turn this other way? Other way. There you go. All right. No. Can you lean that way for me, please? I'm going to loosen these cups up for you. Okay. So much tight, but I need you to relax. How's that feel? Is that better? >> Yes. >> Okay. And I'll leave them loose as long as you are acting the way you are. Okay. Cuz you're night and day from what you were in there. Okay. I was just I didn't want to get arrested. That was it. >> I understand. I understand. >> I've been This has happened to me so many times. I did so many. >> I can't get you twisted. Just a little bit more. Okay. You got that? All right. You got to keep them there. He's going to Is this pulse socks? >> I already have finger. >> Oh, no. They just They're not doing that. They're just measuring your oxygen level in your blood. Okay. >> I just want to talk to my mom. I just want to talk to my mom. >> You'll be able to do that. >> No, my birth mom. That's not my mom. >> I want to talk to my mom. >> We'll get these cuffs off you. In the end, she was charged with domestic assault, battery on an LEO, resisting arrest, and criminal damage to property. Okay.
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