for y'all TO GO THROUGH IT AND WITH ME ALL THE TIME. I DON'T WANT Y'ALL TO have already done >> ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> On September 9th, 2021, officers in Georgia responded to a call from a Circle K convenience store requesting that a woman who had fallen asleep leave the premises. The officers quickly arrived and woke the woman, taking her name without realizing things would soon take a turn for the worse. >> Good morning. >> Hey, you okay? >> What happened? >> I'm nothing. Sorry. >> Just fell asleep. Got you. You okay? >> Yes, sir. >> So, you look like you were sleeping pretty good. Okay, ma'am. What's your name? What's your name though? >> I said my name Emily. >> I'm sorry I can't hear you. Emily, what do you have your ID, ma'am? >> Is it in your police ID? You know, everything here in Savannah State, number >> I just need your name and birthday. How about that? >> C A T R E A N. >> The police woke the woman and as a routine procedure asked her for personal information. In this situation, you have the right to ask the police why they are requesting your information and ID. Police usually need a valid reason to ask for these details and Georgia law does not require you to provide information unless you are driving or the police suspect you of committing a crime. Additionally, you have the right to refuse to answer questions and can remain silent until you have a lawyer. >> What do y'all want doing? Y'all just want her gone? Y'all want her CT or what? over there. We got >> what you want to do. >> What's her phone? This conduct. >> Of course. >> I don't mind taking her. >> You sure? >> Yeah. >> As long as you're good with it, we'll do that. Okay. >> I'm not trying to dump it out on you. >> All right. Let's do it. While trying to identify the woman, the situation took a sudden turn when the officers discovered something shocking. The woman, later identified as Ms. Jackson, had an arrest warrant from Forzy County. At this point, they had to take her to jail. An arrest warrant is a legal document issued by a court allowing law enforcement to arrest an individual or search property. The purpose of a warrant is to ensure that the arrest or search is conducted lawfully and with a legal basis. Warrants are typically used when there is enough evidence to indicate that a person has committed a crime or when evidence related to a case needs to be gathered. >> So you do have a warrant for this early conduct. Okay. I know that one. It's discona to an officer when he kicked his chest cam. And I know I have a warrant, but they let me go when I left Tombs County after Tombs County laid on me, kept me for a week. I done paid for the civil suit checks. I should not be on probation here. >> Michael, you do you still do have that warrant that is active right now? >> You want to transport me? I'll take you. >> Yes, ma'am. That's what we're going to do. We're going to take you. We're going to go meet jail and sit there and then I'll be in. >> The woman did not dain having an arrest warrant for disorderly conduct, but according to her, she had paid the fine and should no longer be on probation. According to section 161139, disorderly conduct, a person is considered to be engaging in disorderly conduct if they disturb, obstruct, or disrupt in a public place by making loud noises or causing annoyance to others. acting or speaking in a threatening manner. This offense is usually classified as a misdemeanor and penalties can include a fine of up to $1,000, imprisonment for up to 12 months or both. >> Cuz I'm going to [ __ ] up Kelly County cuz they should have never revoked me. >> No ma'am, we're not going to do that. >> When I post to help y'all, >> ma'am, >> we I'm going to get in to put my stuff in your TRUCK AND WE F TO GO. YOU'RE going to put your hands >> CUZ I COULD CALL MY MAMA. I COULD CALL MY DAD. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. Be [ __ ] Miss >> Jackson, you're going to put your hands behind your back first. >> I CAN TAKE OFF RUNNING. >> WE GOING TO CHASE THE NIGHT IN THE RAIN BAREFOOTED. >> I'M NOT GOING TO MATTER AND SIT IN THE CELL FOR HOURS ON TOP OF HOURS WHEN I'VE BEEN DROPPED FROM them charges. >> Then you're going to have to speak WITH THEM. >> THEY TRANSPORTED ME HERE. MAGISTRATE COURT SAID I COULD NOT COME BACK. SO TELL ME ABOUT THAT. >> OKAY. I'm not going to call. I'M GOING TO FIND OUT MYSELF SINCE YOU WON'T ACT. >> The woman began to show signs of resisting the police. Despite the officer's request to remain calm, she continued to act out and became increasingly aggressive. In Georgia, the law regarding obstructing or hindering law enforcement officers is outlined in Georgia code SS1 61024. According to this, a person who knowingly and willfully obstructs or hinders any law enforcement officer in the lawful discharge of their official duties is guilty of a misdemeanor. Penalties for a misdemeanor can include a fine of up to $1,000, imprisonment for up to one year, or both if a person knowingly and willfully resists, obstructs, or opposes any law enforcement officer by using or threatening to use violence, they are guilty of a felony. Penalties for a felony can include imprisonment for 1 to 5 years. >> Okay, so >> I'm a first responder. I'M A FIREFIGHTER. I HELPED Y'ALL LAST NIGHT FOR Y'ALL TO GO THROUGH IT AND [ __ ] WITH ME ALL THE TIME. I DON'T WANT Y'ALL TO HAVE NONE of my already >> on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> We're not asking. >> I don't care. kind of got in. >> We tried to do this si. >> I used to put them in the front, but you rather do >> they're not going the front. >> We got to pull in. >> GET MY PHONE, BRO. >> HERE. The officers tried to deescalate the situation, but the woman refused to listen, repeatedly interrupting the officers. Realizing that persuasion was feudal, the officers decided to handcuff her. >> Man, I got the left arm. We're good. >> Got it. >> All right. >> All right. Roll over on your left. >> I know she became apparent that the woman was resisting forcefully, making it difficult for the two officers to subdue her. They had to call for additional support from other colleagues to control the situation. Resisting the police is dangerous and unnecessary. When you resist, you risk personal safety and legal repercussions. Police are trained to handle complex situations and may use force to protect themselves and others. Instead of resisting, you should follow their instructions and remain calm. If you feel your rights are being violated, you can file a complaint or seek legal assistance later. Cooperation and respect ensure everyone's safety. You can put her in mine. I can transport her. >> Hold on. Where's she at? Where you at? >> Down here. >> All right. >> Good job. >> Yeah, she hit hit me. >> Hit you? >> Yeah. >> Good. >> She hit me and Katanius. >> You all right? >> Going to need a chair cuz uh >> Sergeant, we did sweep her. You good? >> Yes. >> Turn your camera on. >> Yeah. >> My keys in there on the floor, too. >> Hey. >> Hey. Cut it out. >> The woman was then taken to jail by the officers. >> You got two behind you. 207 states bro. I'm going to be in route to the BCSO. One female. >> Hey, COME ON OUT. >> YOU'RE GETTING me the [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Do we want to get tased? >> TAS ME, [ __ ] 12. >> HUH? >> I DON'T GIVE A DAMN ABOUT YOU. 12 DON'T GIVE A DAMN WHY IN THE HOUSE. SHE [ __ ] UP. >> Who's next? >> Upon arriving at the jail, M. Jackson still refused to cooperate. In this situation, the officer warned that a taser would be used if she did not comply. Like other states, police in Georgia have the right to use tasers according to specific laws and regulations. However, this must follow certain conditions and procedures to ensure safety and legality. According to Georgia code SS35826, police are only permitted to use taser completing training and certification prescribed by the Georgia Police Standards and Training Council. Law enforcement agencies must establish written policies on the use and deployment of tasers before allowing their officers to use them. In the case of Georgia v. Copelan, the Georgia Supreme Court determined that the use of tasers could be considered a form of force depending on the manner and circumstances of their use. Violating the regulations related to taser use can lead to disciplinary actions, including revoking or suspending an officer's taser certification. This ensures that taser use is conducted responsibly and safely. No. >> She's standing here. You're in handcuffs. >> All right. Come on. We're getting car. Come on. >> Go the other side. Push her. >> I got it. >> Stand your big ass up. >> TWO COPS CAN'T TAKE DOWN ONE. SHOULD HAVE SENT MY BEST FRIEND. >> They should have sent me. Yeah, I would have been in the car with my >> Eventually, after some time, the police managed to subdue and restrain the woman. She was charged with two counts of obstruction, two counts of simple battery on a law enforcement officer and one count of interference with government property. >> Stand up and face that wall for me. >> I'm pregnant. >> Okay, I'll stand. >> Huh? >> How much money did you have to spend? All I'm going to spend is like, >> "But how much did you spend?" >> How about nothing? [music] >> You didn't spend nothing. >> Cart full of goods and a surprise attack sends Nordstrom into [music] chaos. >> Is it your thought she was trying to keep the stuff and that's why she kicked you or was she just Did she already abandon it all? Was she >> She was trying to get away. >> I'm so No, I'm not. Not only did she steal things, but she also got into a fight when she was caught red-handed. A seemingly harmless baby stroller hides a plan no one expected. >> Hey, just audio and video recorded. >> So, you know, my body camera is audio and video recorded. [music] Can you run me through what happened? >> So, we got a call that um that she had two of our minis, which were these >> these right here. And um we watched her walk around. Um I seen her select she selected these two and she was with another um Caucasian male that had this stuff right here. >> And they all they both went upstairs [music] to women's lingerie. Um they were walking around active. She grabbed a few more items. They were both headed to the fitting room. [music] They the lady let them know that we don't allow males in the women's room. So he did hand this stuff to her. She took this stuff in the pin room. Of course I was in the room next to her working. She went out the pin room. I showed the pin room. There was nothing in there besides the hangers that were hanging up behind the mirror. >> Okay. >> Where she put them and um watched her walk down. She walked through men's a [music] couple times, grabbed some more items, but left it at the register. Walked out north. Um I let her walk out the first set of doors. She was getting ready to walk out the second set. I went through. I approached. I showed her my badge and everything. [music] I wasn't going to cuff her at first and so she was like trying to >> walk away and I couldn't hold her in the stroller. So, I just put the stroll. I grabbed her. I had her against the [music] wall. She said, "Are you police?" I said, "I'm not police, but if you keep resisting, I will put the cuffs on you." And she started [music] resisting. She pushed me right here. She pushed me back and she pushed me back. She kicked me in my stomach. Shayla came. Shayla came to help me and I grabbed her by her arms and I put her against the wall. [music] >> Was the male with her at the same time? >> No, we lost him. We could have lost both of them, but I was >> What was the deal with the stroller? [music] She had >> She had everything in the stroller. Put a baby in there. >> Cool. Hey, so uh I'm off your salt. You want to get squirrely with me? I'm going to use reasonable necessary [music] force. Right. I am the police. So, uh, I'm going to take these off you. >> Pregnant. But did that stop the handcuffs [music] from waiting? >> I'm pregnant. >> Okay. I'll send you. [music] You want two cops one time? >> Okay. [music] So, I need you to listen to something while I do this. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can mean against you court of law. >> [music] >> You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you're in question. Can afford to hire a lawyer? It'll be appointed to represent court in question if you wish. Decide any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights, man? >> Is that vertical head nod? Yes. >> Why you guys walking today? >> He's not. [music] You know what he's up to right now? No. >> So, here's the deal. >> Probably committed a felony today. [music] >> What I can tell is you're you don't go to court until you identify your finger at the jail. So, that's time. Yeah, she's going to go. But that Let's be clear that that guarantees you go to jail. You understand that, right? Back of my hand. [music] Nothing in your bra, nothing in your pants. Hidden. Oh, see >> all this is hers. >> Is there anything in here that doesn't belong in you? >> Not only NS from another brand was [music] also unexpectedly dragged into the incident, revealing its actions were more [music] daring than many people thought. As you expect me to not like turn over every stone to make your life as tough as [music] possible, right? You can't come here and steal and expect us to like turn a blind. [music] What's up? Okay, fair enough. Um, it cost me pain when you got kicked at all >> at the time. I'm fine. >> Do you want to see the fire department or anything? >> No, >> yeah, 100%. I can understand that. >> So, just to make sure I understand, was the stuff in the cart or she was carrying it? >> It was It was in So, it [music] was in there with the one item inside. And then the two little mini perfumes [music] are inside this purse. >> Okay, sweet. >> Can I send a video upload link to one of you? >> Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Your clothes [music] for the day for your ex will be open for your views under >> Yeah. What's the ball value on this? >> Oh, perfect. Can you email me like the itemize if you have the exact >> Yeah, [music] we just won't be able to print anything because we don't have our information. No worries. >> I'm just going to let her know since we can't print anything. You will be trespassing all online for a period of 2 years. You are [music] going to be prosecuted. So, you're going to have to go to court and all that stuff. Yum online. >> Banned from returning to [music] an entire shopping district and facing serious charges. Was it really just a moment of folly? So, I'm going to read you something, okay? And at the end of it, you're just going to tell me if you understand. Okay? So, Alderwood is a privately owned uh property. As a security officer, I'm a representative of Alderwood. At this time, you're being instructed to leave the property due to a violation of Alderwood's code of conduct. You are here to leave immediately and not return property inside of the mall, the parking lot, and roads that surround the property. If you return to the property today, [music] you may be arrested for criminal trespass. Does that make sense? Okay. All right, man. We're going to walk out. >> I'll come back for this. [music] >> Oh, I see you want to wheel it out. >> Yeah. Yeah, it's chilly out here, right? Just grab a seat. Just slide underneath that. I'll come talk in a second. >> All right. She was trying to keep the stuff and that's why she kicked you or was she just did she already abandoned it all? >> She was trying to get away. >> Okay. >> So, I think she was trying to get away. I don't know cuz the stroller was sitting like if you watch when you see the video you'll see the stroller was just sitting in the middle of the floor like right in this area and I already had her in the corner and she was like, "Are you the police?" And I was like, "Listen, I'm not the police, but I can have you. You want to make it difficult? I'll pull I'll cuff you." And that's when she started getting away. >> The suspect was charged with retail theft [music] and assaulting a security guard. The case could result in serious criminal penalties in a criminal record if convicted. Next, as soon as police arrived at Walmart, they were met with a huge drama from two women standing behind a cart full of toys. You got any weapons on you? You got any weapons on you? >> I do for what? >> I do for my life. >> That's fine. >> I work for my life. >> That's fine. I just want to make sure we don't got no misunderstanding. Y'all know his name. >> Don't go. Just a little reason. Just >> leave it in a while. >> I got you. >> I cut my door. >> I [music] got you. Don't matter. I come back in. Don't matter. Like everybody else walk through. >> Monkey see monkey do. Everybody else walk through. >> I see. Listen. She She was busy. She was busy. She was busy. like she just explain it to him and he just like stop y'all like you give this girl the chance to check our receipt and she say go ahead like come on bro people stop doing good for yourself in life like come on bro don't do that >> that's your hand >> this [ __ ] before we talk about anything this what we going to do first of all when officer reads you a Miranda that does not mean you're going to jail that means before I ask you any questions I have to read you a miranda right so I'm going to read it and when I read Hopefully y'all can answer. Yeah, I understand. I know. I do understand. All right. And I'm just starting out. I'm trying to expedite things. All right. Y'all following me? >> Yes. >> Cuz you got to say yes out loud when I read it. I'm required to warn you before you make any statement. You have the following constitutional rights. [music] You have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. You understand that? >> What I just said before I start reading this? Yes, sir. >> Did I said this don't mean you going to jail, right? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Put your phone down. I don't want to be on no damn Facebook live and all that. >> All right. Put all that down. Now I can ask y'all questions. And before I ask y'all questions, before this officer ask y'all questions, all I ask her if I got to go check double receipts and cameras most likely going to jail. Not saying y'all did nothing wrong, but the only reason we have y'all in here is because y'all suspected [music] >> suspect >> of committing a crime. Did y'all take anything that y'all didn't pay for? >> Yes, sir. >> That's fine. >> That's fine. >> When asked how much he paid, the police officer's answer made him frown. And you wouldn't believe the number. >> I pay for I pay for the um the top thing for my little nephew. It's the like the little bike thing. My nephew. >> But all right. How much money you spend? What you How much you know you know you paid for? >> Huh? >> How much money did you actually spend? >> I spent like >> But how much did you spend? >> How much? Nothing. >> You didn't spend nothing? >> No. >> Cuz you was talking about receipts earlier. I couldn't ask you about the receipt because I had read. Yeah, understand. >> So, you didn't spend any money today? >> No. No. I was going to go to the receipt to the um check out to pay for the You see the thing I had on top? >> I I know it look like some type of scooter hoverboard. >> Yeah. No. Um that Yeah. My little nephew. >> How much money did you spend today? Nothing. >> I'm that definitely goes a long way. >> I'm keeping it. >> Did you see what was in the buggy? Uh, just bought some toys. >> What type of toys was it? Cuz I didn't get a good >> Okay, the top. You seen the top one that said um for the little boy? It's um I don't >> Yeah, I just want to get like a It's a >> It's like a It's like a little top. It's a >> probably >> It's a It's a top. It's a The one that's on the top. Y'all had two buggies >> for the um >> two buggies for >> but one that on the valve paper my little nephew has red and >> I didn't see the buggies itself. >> I can't >> but it's like something you ride on. >> Huh? >> Is this something that you ride on? >> I just tell you I promise you I'm not going to make no promise you saying that I could do this and that. I'm saying if you be honest with me. >> I'm being honest. I'm being >> all right. But work with me. Don't get emotional and get self upset. >> I will pay I will pay for what I want to pay for. >> Listen what I'm telling you. When it's considered theft, >> it's when you go past the final point of sale. That mean you walk past the cash register. You walk past the ticket lady and you was on your way out. >> That in itself is more than enough to be like f this. Y'all going to jail. But I'm saying if y'all be honest [music] >> because that's why I'm asking these questions. I know you trying to get to the point about, oh, I going to pay I going to pay. He wasn't going to pay for it. Whatever. But stop saying that. What I'm saying is the thing that was on top. What was it? Is it a hoverboard? >> No, it's not a hoverboard. It's like to help him. He He is trying to help him walk. >> It's electric. What was the price on it? >> It's like 34 or 49 or something like that. >> What was the highest value that you had? A >> surprise decision by the police has put the arrest warrant on hold, but only on extremely tenuous terms. >> You going to walk out of here with a piece of paper? You following me? Am I trying to help y'all out? Yeah, you are. >> Honesty goes a long way, right? >> Yeah, honesty go a long way. No, I'm being honest. >> So, let me go talk to this guy. >> Let me go talk to the guy who who got the buggies. >> I don't never come back here. Never no more. >> Trying to expedite everything. You going to get a trespass regardless, but [music] it's the fact that y'all made it out the door. We got to do our jobs everywhere. >> But I'm trying to do something for you. You got I'm even partner while I'm gone. You got all the materials this year. >> Did y'all take a picture of the buggy separate? >> Huh? >> I said, "Did y'all take a picture of the buggy separately?" >> Oh, yeah. >> All right. >> Cuz we need two different receipts cuz [music] it's two different bodies. So, >> I kind of wanted to do the color gradation cuz I can't I know you were here last night. So, if I pull that up, can I can I get that on this? >> Yeah, you can add it on. >> I can tag it on. >> But that's this first. It's like the same thing I told you earlier. Whatever [music] was in the plug that the the big one had, that got to be his own receipt. was up bugged up >> cuz that's how police work. >> So we [music] need two different buggies, two different thefts. Even though they was together, >> both of them had their own buggies and that's how we got to charge them cuz one receipt >> cuz they try to use one receipt to walk out with with two buggies. >> Yeah, but it's two different people. >> So why they try to use one receipt to walk out with two buggies? >> That's how we got to do it. We got to be two different buggies. What I was asking, did you take a picture of them before you start scanning them? >> This is how they was. >> I didn't have nothing to ask. >> Do you mind doing two different receipts? >> All right. >> All right. So, I took your purse earlier. Ju just just real quick earlier like as a male officer, I'm not going to pat y'all down, but just one by one, stand up and let her pat just one by one. You can wait. Now, I'm trying to see right now. It's um cuz the cumulative the the cumulative value of both buggies is felony but I'm separated. So you had huh? >> What you say ma'am? >> Like 1,200. So anything over 750 is a felony and we won't have no choice but to take you out of jail. Walmart cameras revealed the undeniable [music] truth and that's when the officer had no other choice. >> The fact that it's two different individuals and two different buggies, we got to do it based off of what you had in your buggy. So that kind of go back to early I was asking, hey, how much this cost? How much that cost? So you get idea. >> Yeah. But certain stuff was like in different places like in different like different places. That's why I was asking one man like how much is this? Like he don't know this thing. You have different things in the face. You feel what I'm saying? >> This is what I'm saying. Hear me out. This is what I'm saying. >> This is how it goes. [music] I'm going keep it real simple. >> The cameras in Walmart is excellent. I don't know if y'all notice that by now. >> You was pushing the buggy. >> Yeah. >> She was pushing the buggy. >> Correct. >> Whatever was in the buggy when you was pushing that value is going to determine if you got to go to gun club or if you can get a citation. You got to show. You understand me? Yeah. [music] >> Stand up for >> him. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. We're going to do that. Now, please stand up for me. We'll we'll take care of >> I'll let you get a phone call. >> Did you see the [ __ ] you got in your body? >> You You was going in. I've been patient this whole time. The thing is point your finger everywhere but I know I'm not I don't they don't want to let you pay for it but lights and electric cords [music] >> in Florida felony thirdderee grand theft of thirdderee $750 punishable by up to $5 per year sentence punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a fine of up to $5,000. Both women were charged with felony retail theft and banned from returning to Walmart in the future. One tried to justify and shift blame, but the police stood their ground and made the arrest. >> You got to send you're going to throw them up on >> stupid. You are you >> ARE YOU STUPID? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> She thought she was innocent because she was drunk, but she slapped the policeman right in the middle of the bar. >> Honestly, if I could punch him in his face, I would. I'm so angry right now. No, no. >> Fateful slap and the price to pay comes immediately. Simple call to a bar turned into a nightmare for Illinois police. But no one expected the woman to be at the center of the chaos. >> Pieces of [ __ ] >> I'm not going to stop telling them what they did. >> That's fine. But you are >> on video. >> But you are going to leave. And they're still a piece of [ __ ] >> If you say it again before leaving. >> And they're still a piece of [ __ ] And now what? You're going to come up on me and you're going to jump. >> You're going to throw them up on me, too. >> Stupid. >> You are you are you stupid? CUZ I HAVE THAT ON VIDEO. You know what? >> She's fighting. >> No, IT'S GET ON THE GROUND. Turn around. >> You have I'm on the ground and you're >> I'm not doing anything. Roll to your belly. >> No. >> This is so dumb. >> It is dumb. >> That's for me. I need I don't need it. I can't even find her other arm. Stop. This is stupid. >> You are stupid. Why didn't you throw me up against wall? You think I'm just going to sit there and let you throw me up against the wall? You have a camcorder on, sir? >> I sure do. >> Good. I hope that I have it on there whenever I find it. And I hope you show the whole thing and not just the part where I saw the game [music] for you >> because I have a feeling just like any other goal. You'll do that. It's not the first time I've had to deal with [ __ ] like you. >> Never dealt with me. >> You want to roll to your side, ma'am? >> No. >> Okay, go to your knees. Hey, >> stop kicking. >> Do not kick. >> All right, you're going to stay there then. He wanted to tell you if you pick another one. >> I have no problem. >> We're trying to get you off the ground. >> You need to go and get some things real quick. >> I have dealt with it. >> And there I had no problem with her. >> Handcuffed, but she still [music] didn't stop. harsh words, defiant attitude, and an unbelievable threat to the police. [snorts] >> It wasn't just all of me up. It was the one that threw me against the wall. >> He's not here. >> And when you watch that, he threw me against >> Can we help you? >> Can we help you [music] get up? >> Yes, please. >> Thank you. >> I like the kicker in her head right now. >> Here. Can you slip your shoes on there? Put your shoes on. Let's put these shoes on. >> Can I get away from her? >> The problem is I came to find a unit. >> What is your name? >> I don't Can I get in the car to talk? >> Put your shoes on. Come on. We'll put you in a >> No. Everybody else in there isn't so innocent. You're a piece of [ __ ] >> You're a lion. Got that piece of [ __ ] My video was so I'm about to do what to you what I just did to her. [laughter] You just leave. Go down the hill. Bud is finding me. [laughter] >> I literally came out to have a good time. There is alcohol in the back that I had. I wish I I really in the car, please. >> You think you're safe? over your 20some year old bartender that'll never go when you >> Let's get in the car. Come on [music] in the park. Get in the car. >> It's warm in there. >> I don't care about warm. Trust me, I want to get I hope you get up on this tonight. I hope this makes your nighting wonderful. >> She claims to have been a victim, to have understood the law, and to have been [music] deeply hurt. But is that enough to justify this violent behavior? >> Let me the out of here. She's a [ __ ] Lucifer scumbag. She's no better than her buddies. >> What's your What's your name, ma'am? >> Please let me get bail. I have nobody to me. I have >> We don't We don't We have a We have a no [music] bond bail system. So, you probably get right back out. Okay. >> Can I talk about that at the jail? These people need to know who I am. >> In order to take you out to jail, we have to know who you are. >> Can we do it in the car, please? >> You are in the car. >> No, with you in the car. >> This isn't my car. Okay. If I can >> I don't want those people knowing who I am. >> I'm not going to tell nobody. I'm not. >> They can hear you. You think they're stupid? >> They're not stupid. I I know I sound like I'm dumb. [music] Like I'm being paranoid, but I'm not stupid. I'm not I'm not stupid. I'm not stupid. I don't >> I'm going to go check. [music] I'll go for the taser. You'll go straight for the taser like everyone else does. We're already >> No one can hear you over here because there's a wall. >> So if you tell us your name right now, >> they can't hear you. I didn't come out. >> So, what >> I can't I I was really looking because I I'm always in my house by myself and this just shows me I I need [music] to stay home. >> Teresa, what are you saying? >> I was literally I had just got done walking around at uh main and Crescent >> and so I just got back in my car after doing a couple laps just just getting some steps in and it comes out. I'm like, "Oh, okay." I walk in and she's yelling and screaming and so obviously they're all like, "It's her." Like eight people go, "It's her." >> Just when it seemed like things were about to end, she blurted out something that left the audience [music] stunned. The real reason behind her anger. >> That [ __ ] that tried wrapping me up and throw You need to watch his thing. He threw me against wall thinking he was a Billy badass. First, I'm not going to tolerate it. I have been beaten. >> Why did he throw you against the glass? >> Probably because of my mouth. >> Because of your mouth? >> Yes. I'm not going to lie. My mouth runs a mile a minute. But that doesn't give him a right to throw me against the glass. >> Is he telling you to do something you weren't listening to? >> Probably. I don't remember. But that doesn't mean he can throw me against the glass. That does not say he can throw me against that goddamn glass, sir. >> Well, I'll I can I will look at the camera, but >> it does not say that. I have looked this stuff up and down because of situation. [music] I've lived in upstate New York for 25 years and I know the law inside and out. Whether it be I may not know Illinois law in San but I do know upstate New York New York law and I'm sure that part is not much different that he can manhandle me >> when he put you up against the glass. Then what happened? >> I think I've pushed him back. >> Okay. >> It's just within me because I have been pistolled with I've been beaten by myself. I've been my I sound like pathetic. I so soing pathetic I shouldn't never come out here. I knew I shouldn't. >> Teresa, are you are you injured? >> My knees hurt. >> Okay. Well, other than the knees hurt. >> Then my toes hurt. I have no idea. >> Your toes probably hurt cuz you were >> honestly if I could punch him in his face, I would. I'm so angry right now. What got you in this trouble? >> But I wasn't hitting nobody. I was just get telling them like like who do you think you are better than me? You got none of you are any better than anyone. >> The woman has [music] been charged with resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer. If convicted, she could face jail time and serious fines. [music] Although it is currently suggested she could be released on bail under the no bail [music] system. Next, just as he steps out of the bar, a sudden punch is aimed straight at the police officer's face, and things start to spiral out of control. Get him out. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Watch out, bro. >> GET ON THE GROUND. YOU GOT TO >> put your hands on my foot. >> Get off. You >> I'm recording. >> Get on the ground. >> I'm not. >> Get on the ground. >> I'm not >> now before you get tag. >> You handle it. >> Signal 43. >> I can handle when that's like >> I got two hit me. Get on the ground. You don't handle that leg. >> Get on the ground. >> I'm trying to figure out what the happened >> now. Your ass. >> I never >> dude. Don't move. Roll on your back. Stop it. >> Stay on the ground. You can't beat >> I'm recording this. >> Stay right there. >> If you move it, you >> get on the ground. You in the white. You in the chair. >> Dad. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. One at a 10 and this one. >> I'm trying to figure out why. >> Stay on the ground. >> I'm on the ground. >> One slap, one kick, and the police were forced to resort to something no one wants to do in the middle of a crowded street. >> Hey, follow them two right there. I'm telling you, do not leave. 43 right there. >> No 43. >> They're coming up. >> Hey, get them two right there. >> Yo, the fact that you unleash them is crazy. We always talking cuz they never seen you once. >> Hold that one for me. >> Yo, hold up. Get her and talk. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. I don't I know, but I don't want you to get >> Yeah, you're going to get it again. Keep your mouth shut. >> Right there with them. >> Right there. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around and put your hands behind. >> Put your hands on the around. >> What am I doing? had this one right [music] next to him. >> Stop. >> Back up. >> Don't touch me. Why? >> She hit me in the face. >> You mean that one? >> Yes. >> She hit him in the face. >> She hit me in the face. And this one. You can't us >> this way. Move. >> You got to keep resisting, right? >> Step back before you go, too. >> While struggling through the crowd, the officer was attacked a third time by someone he had never seen before. Put your hands on me. I was the last person AT THE DOOR. HOW DID I HIT YOU in the face? >> Shut the [ __ ] GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME. I SPIT IN YOUR mother face. >> I spit in your [ __ ] face. Get your hands off me. >> Put her in his >> You don't put your hands on no mother woman >> and I ain't did to you. You hit me first. Sh. Get my phone. >> I swear to God. You don't want that. >> Pat her down. >> You got to pat me down. >> Stop resisting. >> Oh, now you want to do that. Now you want to do that. >> Now you want to do that after you beat up a bunch of [ __ ] >> I hope you ain't got no wife. >> What is that? >> Have a seat. >> The police. 593 alpha. >> Three women end up in jail after a night out at a nightclub. All because of a wrong decision made in seconds. >> She's one that hit and resisted the whole way on the thing. Started trying to leave the scene. Both of them hurt and the other one the white. The one the black, all of them started inside. All of it pushed outside and these two started walking away. >> We don't have a response to resistance on her. >> Oh yeah. She's the one that was >> Oh, she was fighting me. >> Okay. >> She was fighting me. The one in the black punched me and the one in the white was fighting. >> So, which which one was >> on the black? >> Oh, yeah. >> That's the same one. They just moved her in the car. >> Okay. >> This one's fighting resisting the whole thing. >> So, we don't have we [music] don't have a response. >> Only on one. >> Um there was attempt with the spray. Spray didn't work on them. Um and only the one taser. >> So, take down their taser deploy there. No, just one take down >> one digital boy take down with her. >> I I tried to take her down down down there as well. So, it was all of it happened down here. The reason they got down here is cuz they knew you guys were coming and they were trying [music] to walk away from the >> adults obviously like this like >> Excuse me. You can you can pull them out of me. [music] You can. Nobody else. Nobody. You can go ahead. >> Go ahead. Pull it the mother. All right. >> Thank you very much. What's your point? >> While he's doing that, you need fire. >> Why would I need >> the only that's on fire is him cuz he's about to lose his mother job. [music] Thought he was thought he was police. However many years he was police, this about to go to now. Come on, sir. >> Florida assault on an officer is a thirdderee felony with a maximum penalty of up to five years in prison. a fine of up to $5,000,0 cents [music] USD, and possibly 5 years of probation. The two women who struck the officers were charged with assault on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest. The woman who was shot with a taser was only charged with [music] resisting arrest because she did not assault an officer. >> Stop it. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Get up. Do that again. >> A self-righteous [music] veteran's wife challenges the police in the middle of the street. Put your hand behind your back. >> No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You don't make no goddamn sense. >> No, you do not have that right. Oh, I >> refusal to cooperate, loud arguments, and the inevitable end has come. Strange number plate and an unbelted passenger. But it all really started when she turned up the music and [music] refused to roll down the window. >> Can you roll your window down for me? >> Uh, no, ma'am. Can you roll your window down for me? >> Okay. I need to talk to you a little bit more. So, that's why I wanted And can you also turn your music down? >> Okay. I'm offic with Orlando Police Department. The reason you're being pulled over, >> you're being pulled over because this young man right here is not in the seat belt. Off your tag is not coming back to anything. >> Did you just understand what I told you while you're being pulled over? >> Okay. I see your driver's license, your registration, and your proof of insurance. Ma'am, out of what state was it from? >> And how long ago did you lose it? >> I really would like if you cut your music down so I can hear you. Well, well, you making this a little difficult. I'm going to have to pull you out of the car if you can't if you can't confirm who you are. So, I want to know there's some there's some questions that I need to ask you. And I'd rather have your music down so I won't have to yell. >> Ma'am, turn the car. >> I'm not I don't feel comfortable with y'all. This is like No. No. Do not open that car. >> No. No. I am not getting out the car. I don't I'm not I'm not doing anything. >> I [music] don't feel comfortable with y'all. I have my No, >> I have my rights, >> but I do not feel comfortable with any of this. I lost all my dangle information just a few days ago. >> Ma'am, the first thing you don't you don't dictate us how we do a travel. >> I Yes, I do. Cuz I don't feel comfortable. Yes, I do. I already went through this with somebody else. >> No, I don't feel comfortable. >> Okay. In front of my kids? No. >> So, y'all going to yank me out my car? >> Ma'am, we're telling you by law to get out of the vehicle, but we are >> by law. By law, we're allowed to control the occup you don't have registration vehicle information for you. >> You won't turn off the vehicle like we as >> So now we're asking you to step out of the vehicle. >> No. >> After repeated refusals, the police took action and she reacted in a way no one expected [music] right in front of her son. >> I just told you I can give you my name. >> Don't touch my hand. >> Stop it. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Don't make no goddamn sense. >> I'm throwing the [ __ ] out of y'all. >> All right, let's get her up. No, don't get me up cuz I'm pull >> I already went through all this [ __ ] with y'all before. >> Same damn concept. I told the other officer the same thing. >> I told the officer, "Get my um Marine Corps um tag off of there. Come on up now. Sit up. No. Sit up. There you go. >> Come on up. >> There you go. Thank you. >> Do you have any identification in that car? >> I got a log tag. >> Okay. That's not an identification. >> It is. I got five of y'all >> from one little bitty person. >> I would have a whole different way if you just gave your ID. >> I didn't have no ID. >> Okay. You got to be able to provide an ID. If you don't answer on a 96, >> that's not how it works. You got to be able to show us who you are. You can't just drive a vehicle and not know who you are. >> So now you're going to jail for something so simple cuz you don't want to listen. It's not because of us. It's because of you. >> No, it's not because of me. >> You could have been this. >> All right, guys. Two lawsuits against y'all about this. >> Let's put that on my uh >> It's the same thing. >> Oh, yeah. violate every constitutional right. That's fine. >> Even as she was handcuffed in the patrol car, she argued for her constitutional [music] rights, claiming she was being pulled from the vehicle illegally. But was that true? >> Um, in the state of [music] Florida, you must have the vehicle properly registered. I ran your tag that says it seems to have some type of characters that look like private. Um, that's not a tag that somebody is going to give you in [music] the state of Florida. Um, also when I'm asking for your driver's license and I'm asking you to turn down the vehicle so I can hear your [music] name and your date of birth a little properly instead of you having the music up loud, that's just so I can [music] hear you a little bit better. You have not been identified at that time. I still need to make sure I get a photograph of you. Um, just because you give me [music] some information that says >> I didn't give you any information. In fact, you didn't even ask me my name. You just kept asking to have my music turned down, which I told you no. >> Everything's on body camera. >> I know it was on body camera. [music] So, we're going to talk about that when we >> ask you for your name and ID. You know, I'd rather have your ID so I can get a picture. >> I give you my name. I don't have any ID. I told you that I lost that. So, if you want to sit here and continue to make up little stuff to make your case better, then go ahead. >> Well, there's no case that I need to make. >> It is a case because it's going to be a big case. That's fine. [music] >> I gave you my name. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm just letting you know why you're in the back seat. Okay. When we tell you that you also need to cut the car off and that you need to come back to us, we're allowed to do that. >> I don't need to come out of my private automobile to >> But that's your opinion. But I'm telling you what the law opinion. That's a No, not by constitutional. [music] >> Okay. Well, you are under arrest and you will be transported to the jail. >> Yeah. >> And we will go from there. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Can you uh slide her seat belt over to me on the other side? >> Well, I'm going to put one on for you. Oh god. >> Well, just in case we get into a wreck, I'm going to put my your seat belt on. Okay. >> Can I have the female do it? I want female to do it. I want >> Everything's on body camera. Ma'am, you will be aok. Okay. >> When her husband, a former Marine, arrives on the scene, things seem to calm down, but the [snorts] conversation reveals a surprising [music] truth. >> How you doing, boss? >> Yeah. I'm doing really good. >> Yeah. Okay. You there? >> Yeah. Okay. What I have is my my my all my truck. >> I confirm them on my computer. He's registered to the the VIN >> of the vehicle. >> He's registered to the >> Yes. Yes. Okay. Um but you don't have a I was talking about for the tag. Remember the paperwork that other vehicles and what was going on is that I had all that in the vehicle. I let my buddy keep the truck >> and everything is in. You're supposed to have your registration in the vehicle. >> Okay. I know what I'm supposed to do, sir. >> I understand that. >> Understand what I'm supposed to do. >> Okay. >> But you said, one of you said that my wife resisted. >> Yes. That was me. >> And that's because she's she's terrified of you guys. >> Well, I mean, she still got a she still got a vibe by the law. I mean, I'm telling her to get out the vehicle and she's saying no. And then when we try to get out vehicle, she can't swing and hit at the police. >> I'm just I'm just telling you, you can't do that. >> You follow what I'm saying? We wouldn't even be here if she would have just gave the the officer identification uh and just complied with what he what we were requesting. >> Are we done with the traffic? >> I am. >> I don't I don't want to be surrounded. You done with it? >> Are you serious? >> Yes, sir. >> I'm United States Marines. I did 27 years. I'm not going to do anything. >> Yeah. I got a family bunch of family. Okay. So, we're done with the stuff. Here's my car. Okay. All right. A woman has been charged with [music] resisting an officer with violence and driving with a revoked license. Two criminal charges that could [music] result in a prison sentence. Her claim will have to be processed through formal legal channels. Next, a car is smoking in the middle of the road and a woman claims she's just getting water, but just minutes later, things get out of hand. >> Yeah, you can't be driving your car like that. You see the smoke? Um >> where >> the gas station >> for which one? >> What are you going to do there? What are you going to do? >> Just water. >> This is just water. >> Where? >> Okay. Well, I'm just letting you know that you can't be [music] driving like this with your smoke >> on your license. Do you need that? >> It's against the law for it to be smoking more than 5 seconds. It's been smoking this entire time since you came out from 434 and Gateway >> 434 [music] and Gateway Drive, man. Okay. I need your license for insurance. I'm not going to ask you again. Okay. [music] I need your license for restoration insurance. >> You ask a question. You're going to wait for me to give you an answer and I'm ready to be a loser and I will give you the petition. >> I'm waiting. Okay. Because you're doubting my expertise. >> I'm not ex [music] You're I have the right to ask questions. cannot ask questions. Answer. >> Well, and I have the the authority to ask for your license. >> Authority. You have the right to wait and answer me up. >> Okay. So, look question. I'm not going to play on your time because you're actually blocking the road here because you decided to pull over here. Okay. I need your driver's license right now. You don't give it to me, then we're going to take a ride up north. Okay. >> Huh? Are you going to give me your driver's license for now? >> Are you going to wait for me to give it to you or you going to watch how you >> We're not playing that. Get out the car now. You cannot open my door. >> That's too bad. >> Let me just pull me out the door. >> Listen, you're going to [music] stop that >> 21. What is your name? >> Get out the door. >> Do that again. >> You got one second to TOUCH ME AGAIN. LET IT GO NOW. GET OUT THE CAR. >> YOU DON'T WANT TO LET GO MY HAND. Come now. What is your problem? Come here. >> Get out of the car. >> A simple request was ignored leading to chaos. Car doors were flung open. Harsh words were exchanged and the ending was unexpected. >> You left that right. >> Yes, ma'am. You're under [music] arrest. You're going to go to jail. >> What are you wait What are you reaching for? >> My hands. >> No, you're not. >> Come on, ma'am. >> Let me see your dad in my car cuz I feel I feel threatened. >> That's That's okay. Get out the car. It's a lawful order. >> Okay. You're under arrest. You're going up north. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes. I don't want to hurt you. Do you want whatever the balloon is? >> I don't want to hurt you. >> I need you to find out what the law is. >> That's too bad. Okay. >> Oh, the law is too bad. >> No, you're going to find it out. >> Well, here's what you should be saying. >> Turn on your car. >> I'm not here to listen to you. >> How I'm supposed to do my job. I'm here on a violation of a traffic infraction. Okay. And you refuse to ID yourself to me. Okay. Who is >> I have >> What I need you to do ask for help? >> Go ahead. I still got one resisting. >> I'm not. And you're going to let go of my wrist. >> No, I'm not. >> Because you're under arrest. >> Well, I'm 97. I won't let go. >> No, you're going to calm down. Let go of my wrist. >> No, ma'am. >> And I'm sending my arm. >> Hey, block this bar in. [music] >> You're going to let go of my >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not running away. That's true. >> I'm You're tensing up. You're pulling your arm back. That's where's this thing? >> You have the right to pull me. >> Absolutely. Yes, I do. I had you. >> You do not have You're under arrest. You're under arrest. You're going to jail. >> You're You're going to [music] jail. Okay. >> See, you're not going to get out of this without going to jail. >> You're not getting out of this. >> Wait. >> No, I'm not. I'm going to take you to jail, though. >> Go ahead. You're going to let go of my arm. >> I'm going to take you to jail. See, the thing is I know where I'm running and [music] I know the rule. >> Okay. >> One, I'm not trying to go nowhere. >> I have the right to ask questions. You have no right to hold my hand cuz I'm not resisting nothing. All I'm asking you to hold my hand. No other part of it. >> No. I feel unsafe. >> So, why is he holding? Let [music] me ask resistant. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Don't name me. You come in, you ask the question, right? >> We're not going to play. No, you're going to you have the right to hold me. Where's my mom? >> He screamed, I know the rules. She was grabbed and dragged from the car. But it was at this point that the charges were brewing. >> No, he does not. >> No, he did not. He car. >> No, you do not have that right. Oh, I stop fighting. Stop fighting. Stop fighting. And then if you don't mind >> No, I do mind. >> We're going to do a talking. >> We're going to do a >> No. Let's get a run. You ready? One. Oh yeah. No, >> I not walking away without my >> Yeah, you are walking. >> Do not [laughter] get in on the damn car. >> Yes, you are. >> Get in now. Do it. >> She was taken into the police car. [music] She continued to resist, but the officer's final words revealed the inevitable consequence. >> We No. Okay. We didn't have an issue with all >> it. You can get my phone. >> That's right. Can you lock [music] my phone? You do not have >> your phone in your purse. >> Is it locked? >> I just put it in your purse. >> Is my phone locked? >> I just put it in your purse. Make sure my phone is locked. You do not have any authorization to go through my phone. >> I wasn't planning on it. >> I don't care. >> It is going through. >> My best advice to you is to calm down because >> my phone is already calm. >> I don't feel safe because you guys came ask me what's going on. He started attacking from the beginning. >> Listen, you're going to jail. I told you your charges. Don't make it hard because then the COS will rip you out of the car when they get to the jail >> cuz the corrections officers are going to make it way harder than what it has to be. >> Oh, that's fine. >> Okay. So if you don't cooperate with them, they go by a different set of rules. >> You supposed to listen to me? >> No, we don't care what you have to say. >> In Florida, assault on an officer touching or striking without causing serious injury is a thirdderee felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison and $5,000. The woman was charged with three counts of resisting with violence, three counts of assaulting an officer, and eight traffic violations, including driving a vehicle causing pollution, obstructing traffic, unsafe vehicle, failure to produce documents, and failing to comply with the police order. If you don't want to go to jail for driving to get water, then it's best not to add fuel to the fire. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't