Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. MOVE BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS behind your back. You're under arrest. Thank you. >> A furious woman charged at the police, but she had no idea what Andy was waiting for. >> Put your hand on your back. She got >> someone. >> Just because of a mobile phone, everything quickly escalated into uncontrollable rage. The police received the robbery call in the middle of the night. They didn't expect that the person reporting it would end up causing more trouble than the robbery itself. I >> was taken by one of y'all police officers and I wanted >> Did you just call 911 about that? >> Yeah. Central 9102. >> Go ahead. >> This is not a robbery. The complainant is 9472's person they were dealing with earlier. >> So, >> I'm sorry. I don't want to like This is a bad ticket already. I don't want to cause no drama. I just want my phone. See, >> they said they had like a search warrant. She's aware >> and stuff for my phone, >> but They didn't show me the search warrant. >> They just took my phone. >> Okay. But you realize like you can't call 911 and say you were robbed and then give out a random description. >> I I know >> saying that two people left on foot. They're police officers. >> I did give a random I was like they had jeans on. They had a shirt. >> Okay. But you understand that like when the police take your phone, it's not a robbery. >> I know it's not special. >> Yeah. Right now. But you understand like you just can't call 911 and say that people took your phone and they're actually the police. >> I know, but I want my phone back. Like I have a job. I have kids, you know. And I'm sorry for wasting our time. I just want my phone. >> Yes. But again, like you realize you can't call 911 and say that you were robbed. >> And it's the police that took your phone. >> But y'all don't have a sense. That's what I'm saying. Y'all just took my phone. 30 investigation. >> Like y'all going to lie to me. So if I lie to me, I get arrested and stuff, but y'all want to lie to me. Oh yeah, you have my phone. But y'all take it. How does that work? >> So nobody's lying to you. They told you they were taking your phone. >> Lied to me. He won't laugh in my face. Like what? Don't laugh in my face. Like this is funny. It's not funny. >> Well, I wasn't there. I don't know what the officer did, but you just lied to us by calling saying you were robbed >> and then gave a description of a male Hispanic and a male white. >> He was Hispanic. He was white, too. Yeah, they're police officers. They're not just a random guy walking down the street. >> So, a police officer could get arrested for anything, right? They couldn't get arrested for anything. So, >> they didn't commit a robbery. >> I know, but they still took my phone without my permission >> with legal authority to do so. >> No, they was a warrant, though. >> They seized your phone for investigation. >> Oh, what investigation? I didn't steal no car. They want to kill me and stealing no Listen, I don't know who you are and I don't know what you did or allegedly did. Okay? I don't know why they're investigating you or why they need >> When she heard that the device wouldn't be returned that night, her emotions exploded, turning a normal conversation into a series of harsh exchanges. >> They were out. >> I need my phone. I have a job though. I'm going to get fired. I have kids. I know you have a job. You're doing your job. >> GoP and speak with their supervisor tonight. We don't know why they still >> Bro, I don't have a car. Can you take me there? >> No. Parent? >> No. They're at work. I don't want to bother. >> Okay, we can wait till they get home. Like it's not it's not illegal for them to take your phone as part of my investigation. >> I want my phone though. I have school tomorrow. I have kids. I have a job. >> Okay. Well, you're not going to get your phone between now and tomorrow. I can at least tell you that. >> Why? Sure. What? >> I'm going to have to wait all the way to court to get a person there's someone on my phone. >> I don't I don't know how quickly this stuff gets done, but I can tell you it's not within like a night. I don't do that. Okay. I'm on the street. I'm not a detective. But I can tell you that this doesn't take like one night to get this done. No, let me speak to them. >> I I will pass on your concerns. Okay. I will let them know. >> No. Where are you going? >> I'm leaving. No, you're not. >> I'm going to my car and I leave. >> No, you're not. >> I am. >> No, bro. >> I am leaving. >> No, cuz I want my phone. >> You're not going to get about your phone. >> I don't give a Don't >> go to the police and complain about it. >> You're not going to block it away. >> No. No. >> No. Cuz I'm going to do it how I want to do it. >> You got a problem with it? I don't do a Okay. No. >> Okay, we're going to leave. >> We didn't take your phone. >> I didn't take your phone. You whenever they're done with it. >> No, they're not. >> Were we out here when your phone got taken? >> Oh, okay. What y'all told though? >> Yeah, but again, different department. I don't work in y'all wait for each other. >> I don't communicate with the detectives and they don't communicate with us. >> I never seen this before. >> I never seen this too cuz my phone is gone. So, y'all going to have a bad day? Cuz I'm having a bad day. >> We are not going to have a bad day. >> Yes, y'all. All right. Cuz if I'm having a bad day, y'all going to have a bad day. >> You're going to stop me from You're going to stop me from getting my vehicle. >> Chaos. >> All right. Perfect. This won't be all chaos. >> And then she slipped out of their control. Her threats were enough to turn the area into chaos, charging toward the police officers, pushing things to the final climax. >> You're not going to get your phone cuz we went over this. They have your phone for an investigation. >> I don't have a search warrant >> again. I don't know what the situation each other's houses and be like, "Oh, I have a search warrant." >> Well, I don't know what the situation is. Okay. Right now, you're under arrest. >> I'm not. >> So, yeah, you are. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Stop. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> Move back. Put your hands behind your back. You're on. >> No. >> Oh, you don't. All right. Give us your wrist. No, your back right now. Okay, sit up, >> dude. Damn. All the mud on me. Damn. >> Do you want to sit up? >> Yeah. >> Okay, sit up. I'm going to get myself up. >> Oh, you got to roll on my leg. >> Drop your bed. Kindly help you. >> Okay. >> Help me. You got to get up. >> 1 2 3. >> What are you doing? Knock it off. >> Let me go. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> No. I'm sorry. I was >> way way around. Damn. >> What? >> What? >> Sit down. >> Let me go. >> Let me go. >> You're under arrest. Get down. Get in the car. Get out. >> No. >> Okay, hold on. What am I being arrested for? >> A second. Get in the car. >> When the police had to take action, her fierce resistance turned the scene into turmoil. And the ending was far worse for the woman. >> Get in THE CAR. >> I HIT A CAR. >> I hit a car in the car. Sit down. >> No, please. >> No, please. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> No, please. >> Get in the car. Slide in the car. >> Oh, please. Bro, let me call, bro. I already have enough coin. Please. And I explained everything to you. No. >> Sit down. Jesus. >> Well, I know y'all get paid for this [ __ ] That's why y'all are laughing. >> Sit down. >> We're not laughing. >> Y'all get paid for this [ __ ] bro. Rest. >> No. Sit down. >> Get in the car. >> You're hurting me, bro. >> Get in the car. >> You're hurting me. Let go. Let go. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> You're hurting me, bro. >> Get in the car. >> Put your legs in the car. >> Wait. Wait. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Sit in the car like a normal human. >> Okay. Okay. Stop. >> Act appropriate. [laughter] Tell you. >> Okay. Let me go. >> Roll over. >> Okay. Let me go. >> Act appropriate. Roll over. >> My arm feel [cough] your body over. There you go. >> Sit down. >> E. DOWN. >> Look at that. There you go. >> She was charged with using the emergency line improperly, obstructing an officer, resisting law enforcement, damaging property. Next, right in the middle of Universal Studios, a woman suddenly lost control, forcing the police to step in as the situation grew more and more tense. What's the story with someone? Ah, >> you got her. You got her. I got her. >> She bit me. >> Oh, here. She's wrapping up the charges now. >> You okay? >> Yeah, that was that was a stretch. >> Okay. Something's releasing it. >> Red lever. That's why. Hold on. >> You want to put her back up again? >> Yeah. >> If you hold her up here, put it like here. Up here. Up here. Up here. right here. >> That way you can do paint. >> You good? >> When the police tried to restrain her, they had to switch to stronger techniques. But the more they did, the more violently she thrashed around. Was this her breaking point or was something even worse coming >> over here? Yeah. No, she got me. I had the glove on so and it was through the blanket so nothing no skin broken or anything. >> All right. So 85 on LE. Got it. Or battery. >> Now I have to do a reading. >> Yeah. >> You guys got a spit spit guard or not? >> No. We just need to make sure. We'll put a capography on her nose to make sure she's breathing adequately. But >> can they just do that? They already she's still like this. [screaming and groaning] >> We can move. >> Are you charging her with it or am I charing her with it? >> No, you charge her with it and then I'll just charge her. >> I'll leave a transport with her with a pick. >> Okay. Brandon. We have soft labor strings that we can use utilize on the >> watch. [screaming] LET NOBODY WIPE YOUR BRAIN. >> Let everybody watch it. Is that dirty? >> Does she have [clears throat] any family here? >> Where's he at? >> Is that her boyfriend? Are you All right. Provide some insight on >> Yeah. >> Not until her boyfriend showed up did her mental state start to stabilize and that was exactly the direction the police were hoping for so they could quickly deescalate the situation. >> Are you a family member? >> No. >> Do you know if she suffers from anything, any medication or they >> she's on BPD. So when she's BPD of um not split personality. Okay. >> So, meaning like she's due for medicine now. So, meaning her emotions are like five times stronger. >> Does she have her medication with her? >> No, cuz we were supposed to go back home tonight and then she takes her medicine. So, I don't have one. >> Do you know the name of the medication? >> Promise you don't. I can find out about her parents, but I don't I don't know. >> Could you? And then um you said bipolar. >> I mean, not um split personality BPD. Split personality meaning this isn't her unless you not >> bipolar. Split personality. Whatever. Just a little person. >> This is not what we want. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> You ready? SHE'S RIDING WITH HER. >> I'm just going to HELP HIM GET DOWN THERE. >> All right, we'll follow you guys. >> You want me to go with you? >> You want If there's room, let's go left. >> That's what he does. You want a second to ride with him or you think? >> Yeah, we need at least one rider. >> Yeah, she's going to ride with But you want I don't know if you guys want a second or >> I mean she's pretty secure now. >> Yeah, she's fine as far as she's. >> Yeah. So that was you. >> Okay, cool. >> All right. >> Texas Penal Code SS22.01 classifies this offense as a class 3 felony, meaning she faces 2 to 10 years in prison [music] plus a possible fine of up to 10,000 US. The woman is being charged with a series of counts. Assault, battery, resisting an officer with violence, and assaulting a public service employee. Using violence in an amusement park, no matter how small, ends in one thing, the law. 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