[music] [snorts] Open the MOTHER [screaming] that door. >> I told you. >> Get back in THE CAR. >> NO. >> KNOCK IT OFF. >> She thought attacking the police was simply a way to prove she was not someone to be pushed around until the consequences became far more serious than she ever expected. >> Put your hands behind your mother. Put your hands behind your mother. >> STOP KICKING. GET OUT OF HERE. >> When anger turns the police into a target, the price waiting afterward can be enough to turn an outburst into a legal nightmare. At first, the officers were only concerned about signs of intoxication. But a few things she said suddenly pushed the situation in a more dangerous direction. Can you at least grab your keys out of the car so they're not in the car? >> Hey, just just hear us. Hear me out. You're not in trouble. You're not in trouble. Okay. The only reason we're in contact with you right now is because your son, he called us. He said he was concerned about your safety. You're lucky that we're not seeing you drive right now cuz it sounds like you drove here. We got a traffic complaint on your vehicle. You're stumbling all over the place. So, first of all, don't come over here and judge me. >> You want us You are You came here and approach me and you're judging. >> I'm telling you that I don't want you to be an officer >> and approach me. Well, like you approaching me being, oh, you drove here and you I did drive here. >> Were you here before that? >> No, I wasn't. >> You weren't. And you're an officer that should serve and protect and you weren't here. >> Yeah. and serving and protect and making sure you're not driving drunk like you are and hurting somebody. >> I'm hurt. I'm not. I'm not. >> Okay. So, I told you you're not in trouble. So, hear me out. This because apparently your other son told him that you had a bunch of shooters this morning. Okay. There's an empty shooter in the front of your car. Again, you're not in trouble right now. Just hear me out. So, they're concerned because you're not home and they're concerned that you weren't responding to them. But being detained only made her angrier. From screaming to crying, she acted as though she had no idea what was happening to her. >> Give you a ride home. >> I Yeah, you guys can give me a ride home. I'm gonna go home. >> Okay. So, >> I'm going to I'm going to give her a ride home to that. >> Can you just wait like 5 minutes? I just want to make sure that >> No, don't wait five minutes. Go. You're a >> I'm going to have to brought the police over here. You >> I'm going to have to probably get on the road with her now. What do you need me to wait 5 minutes for? I just wanted to get my siblings out. >> Okay. I mean, it's probably a 10, 15 minute drive. So, you're being placed in protective custody. >> No. >> Stop it. Don't make this a bigger deal. It needs to be >> take the backpack. You're the reason why I want to kill me last time. Why are you guys doing this? >> Things have changed. I'll give you a 21. It's probably going to be a detox run. >> No, I don't. >> How much have you had to drink? >> I didn't have a lot. And I'm sorry. I don't like you guys. You guys are literally have always treated me like trash. Your people. >> Okay, I'm sorry to hear that. >> No, I'm not saying you are. Officer Huff >> men, >> let me just check your handcuffs to make sure they're they're fitting. Okay. Okay. >> Put the seat belt on. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Just for medical reasons, I want to see where you're at here. Okay. You just blow into this. >> I'm mentally unstable. >> I'm just trying to see medically. You're not in any trouble. I promise you. I need a sample to know where just blow into it for me. >> What's your name? >> My name's Nate Hoffman. Okay. >> Blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow. >> She still refused to stop, continuing to resist and forcing more and more officers to step in and bring the situation under control. >> Opening door now. OPEN THE DOOR. OPEN the door now. Open. OPEN THE DOOR, YOU LIAR. >> STOP. You're going to catch a criminal charge. >> He's also out of cuffs. >> Open the mother. >> Stop now. >> Open the door. OPEN THE MOTHER. >> NOW OPEN the Nate. >> OPEN THE DOOR. OPEN THE DOOR. NATE, NATE, NATE, NATHAN, I need you. >> Open the door. Open the door. I got the nozzle out the gun. >> He's got a cop. Grab the rifle. >> I got the nozzle. >> I told you. >> Get back in THE CAR. >> NO. >> KNOCK IT OFF. >> NO. STOP. >> YOU'RE NOT. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I DIDN'T do anything. >> I didn't do anything. You're going to get >> Hold the dude. >> YOU'RE GOING TO PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Put your hands behind your mother. Put your hands behind your back. I DIDN'T do >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't do I didn't do nothing. YOU GUYS >> NO, I'm not GETTING ON MY STOMACH CUZ I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. YOU GUYS ARE >> [ __ ] TAKE YOUR BACK. >> You guys are Why are you doing this? Why are you doing this to me? >> You don't have to. >> Why? [screaming] No. Why are you doing this to me? Why are you doing this to me? >> I want to know why. Why? I didn't do nothing to you. Neither of you guys. >> Even after being taken for medical evaluation, her anger still had not ended. while the legal consequences quietly began closing off her remaining options. >> STOP. >> WHAT THE ARE YOU DOING looking through my No. Why the is he looking through my >> Don't you touch me. Don't you touch me. Neither of you. Don't you touch me. I know my right. Get the my No. Get the off my No, dude. Who the are you? No. Don't you touch me. Don't you touch me. [screaming] I SAID DON'T TOUCH MY I didn't do it. Don't you touch my leg. >> [screaming] >> Stop acting like A >> you you don't give ME NO [screaming] LET'S GO [screaming] turn on his side. You >> touch me. You can do that. >> Yeah. Turn on his side. I'm I'm going to take off THE SEAT BELT. >> [screaming] >> NO, YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> STOP KICKING. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING THE OUT OF ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> You I don't give a what you care about, BUT I'M STILL NOT RIGHT. YOU >> STOP KICKING, >> DUDE. I will smack your face. >> [screaming] >> You got it. My >> Let go of my >> I don't give a what the >> Y just put it right down there. >> COOPERATE WITH YOU GUYS. WHERE'S MY RIGHT. >> ACTUALLY, ANDY, I DON'T KNOW. >> WHERE'S MY RICE? SIT DOWN. >> Sit down. >> You just told me to little you stupid. >> We're not ready to go yet. >> Okay. You didn't [ __ ] Did you say that? You stupid ass. Did you say that? Your mom's going to die. And your [ __ ] sister, too. I know who she is. You're all going to die. What the you looking at? >> See yourself in the car. Oh, see myself in the car. >> SEE MYSELF IN THE CAR? SEE MYSELF IN THE CAR? HOW? >> PUSH YOUR push your up. OW. OW. SIT UP. STUPID ASS. This is how you see yourself in the crime. >> She was charged with felony attempted disarming of a police officer along with two misdemeanors, resisting/obstructing an officer, and disorderly conduct. Next, shortly after being brought to the hospital for treatment, she turned the emergency room into chaos when the very people trying to help her suddenly became targets. [screaming] [screaming] Let me go. Will you please please please stop? >> 220 Russell. >> Russell 220. Go ahead. >> Go ahead and start us an audition, you know. >> Please let me know. Please, please, please stop into me. You were the one who said my boyfriend was playing too many games. >> Okay. You snapped you so many times. >> She's going to get a drug. >> She kicked my scribe chest to face. her nails in my hand and of course pop me in the face. >> You've just been stabbing me. Let Let me go, please. >> Uhoh. I didn't know she going to pop me. >> Oh, >> no. No. >> Let go. >> You're going to cut me. Say what's happening. >> What? You >> All right, just relax for a moment. All right, just lay in the bed. >> Stay on the bed. Stay on the bed. >> Stay on the bed. Just stay on the bed. >> Can you send me home? >> No. >> Go. Just lay down on the bed. >> Call my dad. Did I kill anybody? >> No. >> Then let me call my dad. What did I do? >> So, what what happened in here? >> I don't know. My dad >> My dad called the cops cuz I tried myself. Yes. Let me call my dad. >> All right. Just sit back for a second. >> Oh my god. I can't breathe. >> We going to go to jail. >> For what? >> Better than a healthcare worker. >> Healthare worker? >> Who? Who's the healthare worker? >> Stand up. >> Who's the healthcare worker? >> Stand up. >> No. Who's the healthare worker? >> No. Who's the health care worker? No, you guys can't tell me. No. Who's the healthare worker? Who's the health care worker? WHO'S THE HEALTH CARE WORKER? Instead of calming down, she began demanding a lawyer and repeatedly invoking Miranda while the officers continued trying to control the increasingly heated situation. >> Here, y'all guys didn't read me my Miranda rights. >> We still have to give HER ATTENTION. >> YEAH. YEAH. LET ME GO. Y'ALL drug me for nothing. My hand is numb. Let me go. >> Let me go. >> No. What did you What What am I rest for? What am I for? >> I already told you instruction. >> What? What is it? Tell me. TELL ME. Y'ALL DIDN'T READ ME my Miranda rightites. >> No, y'all didn't read. Y'all didn't read me my Miranda right. >> Listen, I'm going to take you out of cuffs. >> I'm going to be nice. >> Stay on this bed. Be nice. >> Please. Just go ahead and sit down. >> Okay, let go. Please. >> No. >> But did you read me my Miranda right >> for what? >> You didn't read my Miranda right questions. You didn't read me my Miranda. >> Okay, just sit there. >> You didn't read me my Miranda, right? >> I didn't do anything. I was trying to get away from somebody who would give Give me my phone. >> Give me your phone. >> Why did you arrest me for >> battery and a healthcare worker? >> Who? >> The doctor. >> Who? >> The one that was putting stitches in. You don't remember? >> No. But none of you guys write me under. Is that correct? >> You want me to read you? >> No. BUT IS THAT CORRECT? >> MAKE ME feel better. >> Is that correct? >> SIT DOWN. >> NO. >> Sit down. >> I KNOW YOU DIDN'T. >> SIT DOWN. >> PLEASE. I just want water. >> You're not leaving. >> Give me water. >> Stay on the bed. >> I've been complaining with you the whole time. Give me water, please. >> Well, we'll get you some, but you have to calm DOWN FIRST. I'VE BEEN I JUST don't understand what you >> keep getting up and then you're wanting to take off. >> Oh my god. The first time I got up, the first time I got I'm going. >> The moment she heard the words going to jail, her resistance immediately escalated followed by a barrage of screaming and one decision that completely changed the situation. >> The cuffs >> and then she's going to use the restroom as soon as she's going backwards to the back. >> Would you me? What would I do? I don't I don't want to go to the mental hospital. >> You're not going to the mental hospital. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Well, it's too late. >> Exactly. So, just kill me. >> No, we're not. You >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Put your >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Okay, we're just going to take her shirt. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> I don't want to go to jail. I'm not going to jail. You are going to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. >> There's a phone in there. Get under. I'm not going to jail. >> You are going to jail. >> I don't want to go to jail. I'm going to go to jail. I don't take me to jail. Please >> let me please. >> I CAN'T DO IT. [screaming] A ME. What do I have to do to make you guys >> We're not shooting you. >> Is it because I'm white? He's me. Oh my god. Like >> cuz you got the medicine. >> No, I can't feel it. >> I can't feel it. >> I can't feel my hand. >> Get in the >> I can't feel my hand. When she continued resisting during transport, the officers were forced to use a special restraint method that she definitely did not want to experience. >> Y'all drugged me, bro. Y'all going to me? >> Yeah. >> Put your knees right there. >> What about it? >> Put your knees where it says knees here. Put your knees there. I don't see it. >> Right there. Put your knees there. >> Where? >> Oh, I'm blind. I'm sorry. Sorry. BLIND. >> They're on. >> Let me go. Let me go. That hurt. Ow. It hurts. [screaming] No, let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. My hands are out. [screaming] Oh my god. My arms. Oh my. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. [screaming] Y'all can't do your job. It hurts. Hurts. >> [screaming] >> Let me go. >> LET ME GO. Y'ALL ARE LETTING MY [ __ ] arm go numb. IT HURTS. MY ARM [screaming] HURTS. >> Under New Mexico law, aggravated battery on a peace officer can be a thirdderee felony. carrying a basic sentence of three years in prison and a fine of up to $5,000. She was charged with one count of aggravated battery on a police officer, two counts of battery on police officers, three counts of battery on medical personnel, and one count of resisting police. She went to the hospital to treat one injury and left with a list of charges longer than her prescription. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraiser. Thank you so much.