Put it down. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> You want to get in more charges? Stop. >> When these teenage girls lose control, they reveal what real chaos truly looks like. >> LET ME GO. LET ME LET ME GO. LET ME GO, BRO. LET ME GO. >> [screaming] >> THE MOMENT THESE ARROGANT TEENS turn everything into a worst case ending in just seconds. A broken-down car in the middle of the night, a group of friends stranded on the roadside, and an argument that seemed harmless at first. [music] Then, without warning, everything spiraled completely out of control. >> Okay, this is it? >> No, the other boy who stabbed him and threw it is right there. >> How do y'all How do y'all know him? >> Cuz he Cuz I seen him. We were right there. >> Okay. >> We were right there. We were with all of them. >> Y'all were in the car? >> And that was our boy because Okay, whose tires had popped? Whose tires on his Mini Cooper had popped? We was on the road for an hour and 30 minutes. I swear to god. Then they started No, there was a lot going on. >> Hold on. Hold on. Right here. >> We was on the road for an hour and 30 minutes. They started arguing because >> Do y'all know who Do y'all know who they are? >> Yeah, I I don't know who they are. No, I don't know who they are. >> Do y'all know any >> I used to go to school with the one who stabbed that boy. >> Okay. >> But the boy in there who got stabbed, I don't know him like that. I went to school with him at Winder. I don't know him like that. >> So, this boy in this Mini Cooper that had hit me and Kira up, we was on the two-man, if you know what that is. >> Uh-uh. >> I don't know if you know what a two-man is. >> What is that? >> Me and my friend go with this this other Two is two people. That's how it was set up. >> Okay. >> That's the two-man. I don't care. >> But >> I'm telling you the story. >> I know. >> Basically, we His tires popped cuz he was speeding. His tires popped on the median. We pulled up right here. Right here. We was here for an hour and 30 minutes. They [ __ ] started getting hectic. They started arguing and [ __ ] >> And then >> And then they start fighting that boy beat his ass. That boy who got stabbed beat his ass just and then they stabbed him and he drove off. That's all it was. >> I don't know. All I heard was somebody stabbed him. >> Yeah, he drove off. >> So you said they said they were talking about fighting? >> No, they wasn't even talking about fighting. They were just talking and then it got to fighting. >> They got to fighting. >> Yeah, and then the who got stabbed beat him beat him up and then the stabbed him and he drove off. I don't know where he's at. >> got beat up? >> Who drove off? Didn't the stabbed one got beat up? >> Okay. >> And he drove off. >> All right. >> Right here. Right here. And it was police passing us the whole time but nobody was doing nothing. No police ever do nothing until every time somebody get hurt and then y'all pull up. That shit's crazy. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. You The police police walked by? >> Police drove by numerous times. Nobody did [ __ ] >> Witnesses openly challenged the police throughout the investigation. But the moment a young woman became the center of attention, the situation escalated immediately. >> Stabbed and he wouldn't pull up. >> How are we supposed to know anything's going on if nobody calls it >> in the middle of the street, why don't y'all pull up? >> Well, you said it happened in the car. >> No, it didn't happen in the car. I said it happened right here. Y'all aren't listening. I said the >> Here, hey. Here, what's your what's your name again? What's >> I don't have a name. No, I don't have a name. >> No, no, have a name. You were in the car so you were involved. >> No, I wasn't involved. DON'T TOUCH ME, BRO. STOP. YOU'RE TOUCHING ME. >> STOP. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. NO. STOP TOUCHING ME. >> YOU WILL GO IN HERE. PUT HER HANDS UP. >> NO, SHE'S NOT. WHO? WHAT? I'M NOT >> HAVE A SEAT. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. I SWEAR TO GOD. STOP TOUCHING ME. >> HEY, STOP. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> LISTEN. >> OH MY GOD, STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP >> So you were the other person in the car? >> We want to talk to you. We're trying to figure out what's going on. We got the other guy. >> So who else who else was in the car? The other girl? >> Three girls. >> She is a witness to me. >> [screaming] >> Hey, my car right there. What's the stuff IN THE BACK? >> [screaming] >> FROM INSISTING SHE HAD NOTHING TO DO with the incident, the 19-year-old soon began resisting aggressively in front of officers, sending the investigation in a direction no one expected. >> Do you wish to talk with us? >> I will talk with you. I don't care. This don't got nothing to do with me. I don't even know these >> All right. So you told me briefly when we were talking to >> No, but can you get me out of these things, cuz please? >> We'll do that in a second, okay? You said that y'all were in the car, y'all were on a a going on a double date. >> Basically, let me let me go from the beginning. So I don't even stay up here. I used to stay up here, but I moved to Gainesville like a year ago. >> Yeah. >> So I stay in Gainesville in Hall County or whatever. And in a nice suburban little area, like I didn't get into this ghetto [ __ ] That's why I don't hang around black people. So basically, they picked me up or whatever. We were supposed to go on a two-man, me and that girl in the pink jacket. It was two and two It was me and her and So we drove up here or whatever. And we just was walking downtown or whatever. We wasn't going to go into any clubs, cuz it's a Sunday, like we wasn't going to go into any clubs. We got food. And then he was riding he boy, Deondre. You know who that is now? He was the one in the car, the one who stabbed that other boy. Deondre, that's his name. He was speeding. He He hit a median. He popped two of his tires on the left side, both on the left side. He popped two of his tires. So, we pulled over right here because the boy who got stabbed told him to. The boy who got stabbed name is I forgot his I don't know, it start with a J, I think. I forgot his name. Anyway, the boy told him to pull over, so he pulled over. Like an hour and 30 minutes had passed that's when Meech, the other girl right there in the black, had drove up because we was like, we need to get home. We don't know how we going to get home on two popped tires. So, she pulled up or whatever. Everybody was arguing because I guess we were mad because the tire had popped or whatever. But then the two boys started arguing. Mind you, they're friends, so we don't know nothing about nothing. Like, we're all friends, but they're friends. We don't really know them. So, they start arguing or whatever. And then the boy who got stabbed start beating Deondre up. Like, he was on the ground and everything. Deondre pulled out a knife out his pocket. I don't know where the He got that knife from. I didn't even know if it was in his pocket all the time. He pulled out a knife, he stabbed him, he got in the car, he drove off. Me, Meech, and Kira over there, we was like, what's going on? What's going on? Like, we saw it, but we really didn't know cuz we not even used to this [ __ ] Like, I don't even know what's going on. And then Deondre threw his phone before he drove off. That's why I had ran over there to look for it, but they had already found it. I thought it was in the grass, but it was on the sidewalk. >> Well, as the truth about the fight slowly came to light, a young witness unexpectedly found herself facing legal troubles of her own. >> What color is your phone? >> What is my phone? >> Yeah, what color is >> My phone is in the car, but it's pink. It's an iPhone 15. >> Cuz there's a phone over there that's pink. >> My phone? >> A phone. I don't know whose phone it is. I was asking what color it was. It's like pink rose gold. >> No, my phone is like >> Pink pink? >> Bright pink. >> Yeah. >> It's pink. >> Yeah, no, it's like rose gold. >> But I thought I had my my phone before I even got put in these handcuffs. I think Meech got my phone. I think that's his phone. >> Yeah, that's like rose gold. >> Yeah, that's his phone. >> Now, who's the victims? >> Yeah. All Yeah, yeah, yeah, the one Deondre threw the victim's phone. >> Okay. All right, so let me ask you this. You said that they were fighting. When they were fighting >> Like fighting >> Huh? >> Like fighting like >> Like >> The boy who got stabbed had picked Deondre up and threw him on the ground or whatever and punching him and then Deondre as soon as Deondre got up he stabbed him. And then the other boy had ran off like over there somewhere and we was like come back, come back cuz we didn't know what was going on. >> So, so you said his his Listen, listen. Let me slow you down a little bit. We got Deondre got slammed. >> Yeah, yeah. >> He got slammed and then at what point did he stab? >> Deondre got slammed. He finally got up cuz the boy had really got off of him cuz he had already won at that point. Ain't no need to keep fighting. Then Deondre pulled the knife out of his pocket and stabbed him. >> Where was he at when he got stabbed? >> We were all right here. >> Was Was he stand Was he stand Was he sitting? >> No, Deondre was I mean Yeah, Deondre was standing up. The other guy was laying down on the ground. >> When When he stabbed him? >> Yeah, when he stabbed him. >> Why was the other guy on the ground? >> Because Deondre had already got up and then the other guy had already knew Deondre had a knife. He said don't stab me, don't stab me. Then Deondre stabbed him. And then he drove off on two flat tires so he should be caught by now. >> Yeah, in Georgia, assaulting a law enforcement officer is a felony and can carry a prison sentence of 1 to 5 years for a first offense. She was charged with resisting arrest and assaulting a law enforcement officer. Next, as officers arrived at what appeared to be a routine disturbance call, a teenage girl suddenly did something in the middle of the street that left everyone stunned. >> You kidding me? Put it down. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> You're not going to Cute. >> She just took a shovel and destroyed my car. 451 if you can be 51. Uh she hit my car with a shovel several times. >> Can I get a 3 451 that she hit the patrol vehicle with a shovel? >> Yeah, about five times. Great. She damaged my car. Hey. Amy. Knock it off. You want to get into more charges? Stop. >> Hello officer. I know it's not. I I I I am It's my sister's daughter. >> Okay. >> Uh she did a whole lot of things. She The mother is in the garage waiting for somebody to come and take her home. >> So you're grandma? >> No, I'm my sister's adopted daughter. >> Got you. >> She's living next door to me. >> Okay. >> Do you have your license on you? >> No, I I don't have it. >> She's not the mother. She's not the one we need. We need the mother over at the address. >> need the mother. >> Family members began recounting the series of chaotic events that had unfolded earlier, revealing a tense afternoon that seemed to spiral beyond anyone's control. >> I I came up to see what's going on because right now my mom's not okay, yo. Like Y'all need to take a chill pill. >> Mom? Are you okay? Can you come Can you come outside and talk to me for a second? Are Do you have trouble walking? You want to come inside? I got you. You stay right here. I'll come in and talk to you, OKAY? OKAY, I GOT YOU. I'M RIGHT HERE. SO, just so you know, we have her in custody right now. She did run up and hit one of our vehicles with the shovel. Was it that shovel that she had in her hand, THE BIG GOT YOU. GOT YOU. OKAY. DO YOU WANT DO YOU WANT TO SHOW ME REAL QUICK WHERE THE She hit the shovel on this car? And then Okay. And is that when we rolled up and she went down the road? Okay. >> Even being restrained, the young woman continued reacting aggressively, forcing officers to adjust their approach to the situation. >> Okay. Okay. >> And my mom, never got hit by it and then when my mom was trying to go inside she took out a lollipop stick and put it in her mouth and she threw it at my mom right here. She started using hula hoops to hit the scooter, hit all things. She tried to throw the blower and she was using this thing it was her weapon. >> Got it. So she she kind of went all over the place. So real quick mom, do you have your driver's license on you or an ID? >> No, like I don't need her to come back here. I want to I can if >> All right. Do you have a Do you happen to have a pen? >> Like I have a pen that you can borrow with me. >> Okay. >> [snorts] >> So I'm going to give you this. This is a witness statement. What I need you to do is fill out the information you do know up top. Your your personal identifying information and in right here and on the back as well. If you need more info just detail what you're telling me. Detail what the whole incident from start to finish, all right? >> Amy. Hey, listen to me. Listen to me. I'm going to get you out of this car. Are you going to give me any problems whatsoever? >> No. >> Are you going to give me any problems whatsoever? Are you going to? Stop. Stop. They're going to pull you out of this car. Okay? Don't give them any trouble, please. Okay? Sit up like a big girl. Turn around. Okay? Come this way. One on each side. >> A serious legal consequence now looms ahead, but the biggest question remains. What set all of this in motion in the first place? >> Got it. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to pat you down. Do you have anything on you that I need to know about? >> No, nothing. >> Okay. Take one step back, gentlemen. Can you take back my hands? >> Go on blue. >> Yeah, you are cuz you you made a point to say that you wanted to hurt yourself. >> No, I didn't. I never wanted to kill myself. >> Okay. >> If I really wanted to kill myself, I would have done it. >> Okay. >> I would I didn't say I was going to kill myself. I'm not like that. >> Okay. All right. Well, you're not going home. So, you're either going to go to jail or you're going to go to >> Either. >> Well, you don't have a choice, young lady. >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Your behavior >> doesn't >> Then sit still. Sit still. >> I'm not going >> Okay, then sit still and quit behaving like this. Do you understand me? Quit behaving like this cuz you're asking for a ride. You keep doing this crap, that's where you're going to end up. Look at me. Look at me. I'm not disrespecting you. Don't disrespect me. How am I disrespecting you? >> You're sending me somewhere I didn't ask >> Okay. And I'm telling you to change your behavior. >> I am. >> Okay, then change your behavior. >> She was ultimately charged with felony criminal mischief {slash} property damage rather than assaulting a police officer as was initially suspected. One swing of a shovel turned into a criminal record. Everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.