We're done. We're done. We're done, Chelsea. We're done. Come on. I didn't do I just I just binged out >> my glasses. You know >> my glasses. I didn't do wrong. >> This woman's name is Chelsea. The incident occurred on October 30th, 2023. Police officers were leaving the police station parking lot when they observed a person sitting on the sidewalk drinking alcohol, prompting them to approach the woman. In the United States, laws regarding drinking alcohol in public are strictly regulated. California code Business and Professions Code BSS25620 A. Any person possessing an open, broken seal or partially empty alcoholic beverage container in any city or county-owned park or public place or in any recreation or regional park district is guilty of an infraction if local ordinances prohibit such possession possession in those areas. B is does not apply to licensed premises, parks or public places. C. [music] This does not apply to individuals possessing alcoholic beverage containers for recycling or related activities. >> Hi, I'm pretty good at the police department. You okay? I gave away all my money. >> Well, I saved my way. I looked out. I I got but then somebody got mad at me and and then they took I went to go to the bathroom and they got mad at me. So they put their phone in my back to try to tell you and it was like if you leave the jail and go around the corner then help. >> The woman explained that she had just been released from jail. Initially she stated that she had to spend all her money to get released. While waiting she was set up by someone who put a phone in her pocket and threatened to cause trouble if she didn't comply with their demands. If you unfortunately find yourself in a similar situation as this woman, you should immediately report the incident to the authorities. Seek help from a lawyer to protect your rights. Remain vigilant and refuse to accept any items or requests from strangers without a clear reason. Document all details of the incident to provide to the authorities and your lawyer. >> Okay. Well, you're drinking here. You're already intoxicated and it's early, so I'm worried about you. Not just >> Chelsea, how how how much has gone out of that bottle? >> Not not much. I haven't >> I haven't hardly drank any. >> Was that full when you bought it? >> No. No, I don't. I don't. >> My concern is that you're that you're not okay. >> I'm fine. Give me a second here. Okay. >> Sounds good. >> Do you remember me? After further discussion with the woman about her drinking and apparent intoxication, the female officer left to verify her information, leaving the remaining officer to watch her. >> I have no hardly any of it. >> It's okay. >> I don't want to look stupid. >> Hey, I had no money. >> You're not You're not in trouble right now. Okay. >> You have money. >> Yeah, I have no money. >> Yeah, you got a couple hundred bucks, remember? That's what you were telling me. >> I have none. >> That's what you're telling me a couple days ago. >> I can't feel my hands. >> How have you been sitting out? >> It was evident that the woman appeared intoxicated. Her speech was unclear and incoherent. Despite the obvious signs of intoxication, she repeatedly insisted that she was not drunk and had no money. Her unstable speech and behavior made the situation more complicated for those around her. Please. >> Do you would you be willing to do a PBT today? >> What is that? >> That's where we have you blow into a tube. Would you be able to willing to do that? >> What do you mean? >> Just to see just to see how much alcohol you've had. >> I didn't I didn't do nothing wrong. Please. >> At this point, the police requested Chelsea to take a breathalyzer test, but she refused. PBT preliminary breath test is a preliminary breath test conducted by the police to measure the amount of alcohol in the breath of a person suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol. This test is usually performed at the scene and can be used as preliminary evidence to determine whether more stringent tests are needed, such as blood tests or more thorough breath tests at the police station. >> You ready? >> Can you take a big breath for me? >> No, I won't. I'm tired. I'm hard. >> You want to blow into this for me? >> I'm tired and I can just do one breath for him. >> No. No. I hurt >> I I I don't do nothing wrong. >> Okay. Do you want to sit down then on the grass again? >> No. I I'm not hurt, honey. I'm I'm weak and I'm tired. Okay. >> A while later, the officer returned with a breathalyzer device. He asked the woman to blow into it, but she refused, citing health reasons. Refusing a police request for a breathalyzer test can lead to consequences such as arrest, license suspension, administrative fines, and more severe legal reparus convicted of diving under the influence. Laws may vary by locality, so it is important to understand the regulations and your rights in such situations. California Penal Code Section 647F, Public Intoxication. A person is considered to be in violation of the law if they are found in a public place in a state of intoxication to the degree [music] that they are unable to care for themselves or others or pose a danger to the safety of others or property. Penalty: Public intoxication is a misdemeanor crime. You face up to six months in a county jail if convicted or a fine belt to $1,000 or both a [music] fine and imprisonment. Therefore, when asked by the police to undergo an alcohol level check, you should comply and cooperate to avoid more severe legal consequences. Understand your rights. You can ask for information about the reason for the check and remain silent [music] if necessary. If you feel uncomfortable, request the presence of a lawyer. Most importantly, always maintain a polite attitude and document the details of the incident to protect your rights later. >> Sit down. >> Can you Can you please sit down? >> I'll leave. I'll leave. I'll leave. >> We are going to let you leave if you cooperate with us. Okay. I just need you to sit down for me. >> Do you want to go sit down over there? >> Do you want to sit down over there? Okay, let's walk over there and sit down. >> No, please don't be with me. I'm so bad. >> Eventually, due to her repeated refusals, the police had to use force to compel her to take the test. However, it was evident that the police used gentle measures and continuously advise the woman. >> We're done. We're done. We're done, Chelsea. We're done. Come on. Stop. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I didn't do nothing. I just I just bonded out my glasses. >> My glasses. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. You're breaking my glass. >> Okay. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Because the woman was completely uncooperative and attempted to drink alcohol right in front of the police. They had to handcuff her to ensure safety and control the situation. During this process, she repeatedly claimed she had done nothing wrong despite her behavior clearly indicating non-ooperation [music] and a disruptive attitude. To avoid undesirable consequence, cooperating with authorities and following their instructions is crucial. Therefore, when faced with stressful situations, it is important to remain calm and listen to resolve matters peacefully and avoid unnecessary legal troubles. Do the leg first on our system. >> I did nothing wrong. >> I did nothing wrong in the last. >> You got to pull her ankle on top of it. >> I did nothing. >> Sorry. You're feeling so bad right now. >> Take my glass. My glasses. My glasses. My goes, >> my glasses. >> Due to her resisting behavior, the police were forced to use the wrap restraint system to arrest her safely. Rap restraint system. The RAP is a restraint device used by police to control and restrict the movement of a person who is resisting [music] or exhibiting dangerous behavior. This device is designed to be safe and humane, preventing the restrained individual from harming themselves or posing a danger to others. The wrap device typically includes straps. These straps are wrapped around the body of the restrained person, [music] limiting their ability to move. Leg restraints. This component secures the person's legs, preventing them from kicking or running away. Arm restraints. This component secures the person's arms either in front of or behind their body. Padding. The wrap device often includes padding to minimize the risk of injury when the restrained person moves or tries to escape the restraint. >> Do anything off my face. I can't breathe. >> All right, >> I can pull it down for you. >> There you go. >> Go home, Phil. >> You too. >> What? It'll move it. I'll be back out in a minute. >> The woman was later charged with disorderly conduct, disturbing the peace, which may result in fines and imprisonment according to specific state laws. She was also charged with resisting arrest violating 18 US code SS 111, which can lead to fines and imprisonment of up to 8 years. Additionally, she violated state laws regarding the improper use of alcohol containers in public places, resulting in fines. These violations highlight the importance of adhering to legal standards to avoid severe consequences. Thank you for watching the video. What do you think about this situation? Leave a comment below. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you won't miss any future videos. See you in the next one. >> I AM NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG. WHEN Karens get angry, they don't just want to be heard. They demand the world bow down. >> What are you doing? >> Sit in the car. [screaming] >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Resisting. >> Hold my right. >> Will they dramatically reverse the situation or push themselves into the abyss with no way out? What started as a simple check was supposed [music] to end in a few minutes. But with people lacking control, it quickly turned into a legal storm. >> Call your sheriff. Call your sheriff. >> Call your sheriff. >> By the morning of January 8th, a 21-year-old [music] woman was stopped by Glboro police for what seemed like an innocuous reason. She was initially calm as the police gathered [music] information, but after just a few seconds, they could see something was wrong with her. >> Hey, how are you? Good. >> So, I'm patrolman Lim. I'm sure you >> How do I know you? >> I don't know you. I see a lot of people. How do I know you? Can I see your license, registration, proof of insurance? >> No, I definitely don't. >> So, do you know why I'm stopping you today? >> I really don't because this is my boyfriend's car. >> So, the reason why I'm stop So, the reason why I'm stopping you is for two reasons. One, you are flying through campus. Second reason, your license plate light is out. Why are we in a rush today? >> The headlight out. >> The license plate light is out. >> Like covering over the license plate. >> Yes, that is completely out. Yep. Why are we going so fast today? >> Honestly, no reason. Officer, >> I got you. >> I got a 4-year-old son. Well, a 5-year-old son. >> Where you coming from today? >> My boyfriend's house. >> The officer then conducted a field sobriety test after detecting unusual signs. However, at this point, she began exhibiting typical Karen behavior. And then what goes around comes around. >> Sorry. Like I'm shivering so much. >> Just keep We're almost there. All right. Like my legs are shivering. Yes. >> I like officer. My eyes are >> Do you have anything to drink tonight? Cuz you're you're not you're not doing well in the session. You said you wear glasses, right? You have contacts in right now. >> I do. No, I don't. I don't. I wear strictly glasses. Keep following the pen for me. All right. >> Glasses cuz I got them in when I got in trunk. >> Keep following the pen for me. All right. >> Okay. So, like I said, I want to put you through two more tests. Your eyes are kind of all over the place. We can go to a building. If it's warmer for you, we can do them right here on the sidewalk. >> If it's warmer, can we go? >> Sure. Yes, you can. So, just hop in the back of my car. You're not going to be placed under arrest. I'm going to take you to >> What else about do? You walking up close. >> Just put your jacket on for me. We don't want you to get cold. We got to take you back outside. >> What else you got to do? >> So, once you get your jacket on, I'll explain it to you. >> No, let me know where it is. >> So, unfortunately, at this time, you're gonna >> Come here. >> You're going to be placed under arrest. Do not resist for driving while intoxicated. >> I'm not. >> Well, my test would say otherwise. Okay. >> Yes, we are. >> Round 68. I got one under 450. And can you send for a hook, please? >> You're going to get hit with the resisting arrest. Go ahead. Call my boyfriend. >> We'll call your boyfriend. Call your boyfriend. All right. Come on, >> bro. You need You just need him. Call my boyfriend. >> Come on. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. You're not even a bro. Come on. Set up. >> Yep. >> Thought it was all over. Not at all. She continues to play this dangerous game. And at that moment, the balance of justice tilted heavily to one side. >> Come on. You're just making it work for yourself. >> Sheriff, sheriff, sheriff. Call your sheriff right now. Call your sheriff. Call your sheriff. Call your sheriff. >> You don't want to call your sheriff. >> Call your sheriff right now. Why you on what? Hold it down. >> I don't have to call sheriff. Let's go. Get in the car. But you're just going to give me an obstruction at this point. >> Don't you kick me. >> I call my leg up. I didn't kick me. >> Pull over. >> I'm not I'm resistant, but I'm not I'm not entertaining. Call my boyfriend. Call my boyfriend. >> No, we're not. >> Call my boyfriend. >> Get in the car. >> Call my boyfriend. >> Get in the car. >> Call my boyfriend. >> Get your foot in the car. >> Call my boyfriend. Y'all do this [ __ ] to me all the time. >> Get your foot in the car. You've already damaged the car. So now you're going to get hit with another t of criminal messages. >> Go ahead. >> Get in the car. You know what we're going to do? We're going to call the car. We're going to call your boyfriend. We're going to call him. Please get your foot in the car. >> You had You had no lethal calls to pull me over. You didn't Yes, you did. >> You didn't even have to speed the uh seat. Your license plate light was out. Please get in the car, ma'am. Move your foot. >> My My license plate isn't out. And I can I can assure you that it's a big lie. >> I need a sheriff. >> We're trying to get her in the car. She's not being compliant. >> I NEED A SHERIFF BECAUSE I GET LOCKED UP. Tell him call sheriff. >> What do you need a sheriff for? >> Call him. >> What do you need a sheriff for? >> Because he's being unlawful. >> What do you mean unlawful? >> Tears, family stories, and accusations all converged in this moment. Yet in an arrest, while emotions may create sympathy, they never change a legal decision. >> Like literally, officer, I'm just trying to get home. >> He arrested me before, like for literally on myself at my own house for beating up my baby dad that I've been had domest domestic violence charges against Ford. He's a corrupt cop. Like, no, he's cop and I'm getting his job taken tomorrow. I promise you I am cuz he arrested me tonight. He put me in handcuffs tonight. His whole job is getting taken. I don't give a >> Can you just sit? >> I have a whole college degree and everything. I work with disabled people. I work with miss and the old healthare system. Don't like officer. I'm not tell you. >> I know. >> I don't give a about all this. Like I don't want to talk to nobody else is not going to help me. Like if I'm not going to help you and you're not going to help me, don't talk to me. But if I'm going to help you and you're not helping me, don't talk to me. >> Have a seat. All right. We'll be right back. So, you're driving this car? >> I'm driving this car. >> If you don't, I promise you, I'll find a way to get this out. >> I know. I I'll I'm driving this car. >> Like, I will break the whole thing with my arms. >> I can promise you I will drive the car back. >> The woman was later convicted of driving while intoxicated. From a legal perspective, this is a typical example of how a minor traffic violation can escalate into serious criminal charges if the suspect does not cooperate with the police. The girl's uncontrolled, offensive, and defiant behavior not only caused difficulties for the authorities, but also caused her to face much more serious consequences. On to the next story, where a sobriety test fanned the flames of anger and ended with the sound of handcuffs ringing into the night. >> I AM NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> DOC, what are you doing? SIT IN THE CAR. OHIO POLICE RECEIVED reports of a woman screaming threats from inside [music] a vehicle. When they found her in the parking lot and tried to approach her gently, they did not expect that [music] in just a split second, the conversation would turn into chaos. >> Hello. >> Hi. How are you? >> Good. What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Any reason why you're here? >> I was uh at my mom's house, which is like a few houses down. >> Okay. Were you yelling or something? cuz we got a call that you were yelling out your cars or yelling at somebody. >> I was trying to see if my mom was there. >> All right. We had the neighbor was concerned. She heard you yelling out of the car. She got kind of a little nervous. That's why she called us. >> I've never been there before. So, it's a new car. >> Okay. Where you What are you doing now? >> She has my daughter. >> Okay. So, are you going back over there? >> No, I'm just going to go home. >> Were you Were you guys arguing? >> Were you guys kind of >> No, no, she's not even there. We don't even talk. >> Did your mom know you were coming over? Have you he talked to her on the phone or anything or just you just went over there? >> I have not talked to my mother. >> So what was the reason? >> She's a psycho. >> Well, why would you go over there then? If you know it's going to cause a conflict, why would you go over there? Okay. Your daughter's an adult though, right? When's the last time you talked to her? >> Today. >> Okay. >> The best thing you could do is just drop it because it's a horrible situation and like there's nothing going on tonight. You >> have anything to drink tonight? >> I'm not getting into this [ __ ] man. I'm just trying to go home. >> I am being a human being. All right. >> I know you guys don't get much here in Campfield. Let me go. >> Well, I can't let you go if you've been drinking. If you've been driving or if you've been drinking. >> Who said I was drinking and driving? >> I miss saying if you were drinking, I can't let you drive. >> Not >> right. >> The police asked her to perform sobriety tests, but she began to erect invisible barriers one by one. The question is, are these real limitations or just a veil to hide a truth that she does not dare to face? >> Well, here's the plan. I want I want to do a couple tests here to make sure you can drive back to Austin town. Okay. Just do me a favor. Just come right over here for me. Okay. See the tip of my pen here? >> Yep. >> Okay. I want you to follow it. Okay. >> [ __ ] me like the last person the last police person that did this to me [ __ ] me. >> I'm not trying to do that. Okay. >> Yeah. Well, it happened. >> Just follow the tip of my pen. Okay. With your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Don't move your head. You understand? >> I I hear you. >> All right. Just follow the pen >> as >> just move just move your eyes, not your head. Okay. >> Yep. >> There you go. Just like that. >> You know I have eye problems, right? No, you don't know that. >> See this yellow line for me? What I want you to do in that yellow line right now. Don't start the test until I tell you to. Okay. Just put your left foot on that line for me. Okay. You understand that? >> I don't have back problems, right? What's wrong with your back surgery? >> Okay. How long? >> And I have problems in my left leg. >> Okay. What kind of problems? >> All right. We'll take that in consideration. Okay. >> But I'm still going to do it. >> Take nine hill to remember I said don't start until I tell you to. Okay. Okay. When I tell you to, you going to take 900 or so steps counting up. >> You keep walking. >> Don't start until I tell you to. Okay. You understand the directions. >> You really want to get me, don't you? >> I'm asking you a question. Do you understand the directions that I gave you? >> I'm asking you a question. You really want to get me, don't you? >> I don't want to get you. I'm just want you to >> just do the trust. I'm trying to explain it to you. Okay. >> When am I allowed to go? >> Okay. Go ahead and start. >> I wanted to go a million times ago. >> Okay. I want you to do the next test. Okay. this real quick. I need you to stand in front of me. Okay. >> 1,004 1,005 leg straight. >> Keep your legs straight for me. Count for me out loud. >> You guys are a joke. 1,001 Hold on. 100,00 1,00256. >> Keep your legs straight. >> 1007 I have a bad staff. I did seven. >> Okay. All right. And and and then you guys want to >> I told you I told you up to 30. Remember I said up to 30. >> No, you said >> I said up to 30. Okay. So, how many drinks has you had tonight? >> No, we're going to do this. >> Okay. It's okay. We don't I don't want you to hurt yourself. Okay. We're done with that test. Okay. So, my next question to you is how many drinks have you had tonight? >> Zero. >> Okay. Cuz with the test that I saw, it seemed like you had a little bit more the zero drinks. >> Oh, really? >> Yes. So, you want to be truthful with me? >> Zero. You guys having fun with this? >> No, we're not. >> No one's having fun. We're just trying to >> No, he is. You guys are. You guys are from Campfield. >> Well, I'm not judging you where you're from. I'm not from Campfield. [snorts] I'm from somewhere else, actually. But And ultimately tonight, we're going to get you home as long as cuz as you just cooperate and listen. >> You're looking at me. You think I can't drive home? >> I'm going to go home. >> How much have you >> by myself? >> Because I have not. >> How much have you had to drive? >> None. here. >> As the investigation continued, the police were forced to take the final step. And at that moment, she began her crazy performance. One wrong step cost her dearly. >> You drank too much. Stand here. Stop walking away. >> Do not drink too much. Get away from me. I am NOT DOING ANYTHING WRONG. >> STOP. LISTEN. STOP. >> I tell him to take his hand off of me. >> You going to listen to us? >> No. and I will drill you campfield cops into the ground. >> I am not doing anything wrong. >> I am not doing anything wrong. >> Stop. Turn. >> I am not doing anything. >> Stop moving. Stop moving. Stop moving. I got this. Good. Stop. Stop. >> I am not doing anything. >> Stop. STOP YOU. I GOT 10. [screaming] I'm >> good. You good? >> Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back so we can stand YOU UP. STOP. ENOUGH. >> STOP. STOP. >> LISTEN. If we're going to sit you up, you have to STOP PULLING AWAY AND start pulling away. Let go of the cuffs now. >> You are sick. >> Oh my god. I'm going to >> Okay, stop moving so we can pick you up. >> I got it. >> Go. >> Stop moving. Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> I'M SINKING MY STOMACH. CAN I MOVE OVER >> as soon as we get this cuff on? Let's go. You've arrested somebody that didn't do anything. >> Yes. >> Stop. >> DON'T KICK ME. >> [ __ ] YOU. >> STOP. STOP. WHY are you getting yourself in more IN TROUBLE? JUST STOP. >> I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. [screaming] >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING RIGHT NOW? WE'RE trying to have you have a seat in a car and you're fighting us. >> The screams rang out. No longer a protest, but like a hysteria breaking out in the midst of undeniable reality. In that moment, everything she tried to cover up with words revealed itself through her actions. There was no turning back. No chance to hide. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. Listen. Stop. Have a seat. Have a seat in the car. Have a seat. >> Hold it. Hold. Take a breath. Take a breath. Thank you. Leave me alone. >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop. Take a breath. >> Let me call my husband. >> We're going to let you MAKE STOP. >> LET ME CALL MY HUSBAND. LET ME CALL MY HUSBAND. MY PHONE IS right there. >> NO. YOU GUYS ARE SIX [ __ ] DANIELLE, STOP. >> NO. [ __ ] YOU. YOU SICK [ __ ] Danielle. >> No. BOTH OF YOU TWO ARE >> YOU WANT TO CALL YOUR h You want to call your husband? >> No. >> Okay. Well, you just asked us to. We were trying to help you. >> I do. I do. >> If you stop in 2 minutes, we'll let you call. >> What are you doing? >> Sit in the car. Sit in the car. Grab her shoulder and pull her up so SHE [screaming] >> [screaming] >> OH, STOP. Shut the door. >> Shut the door. >> I don't want to do anything wrong. >> Get your feet in here. Get your feet in here. Operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs, OVI, is considered a firstdegree misdemeanor, punishable by 3 days to 6 months in jail and a fine of $375 to $1,075. According to Ohio Revised Code SS4919, after trial, Jordan was convicted of driving under the influence OVI, assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest, and obstructing public duty. After considering the circumstances, the court sentenced her to 180 days of suspended imprisonment, 18 months of probation, mandatory 100 hours of community service, and payment of $24 in fees and fine. WHEN the checkout schedule stops being a rule and becomes a suggestion, [music] you know what's coming. >> You're okay. >> Who needs overtime when you can make yourself a permanent resident without anyone else's consent? The warning was mild, but what they got in return was screams, insults, and a crazy statement. She thought she had the right to live in the hotel forever. >> Okay. >> On January 1st, 2024, police were called to [music] a hotel after staff reported a female guest causing trouble and barricading herself. The situation quickly spiraled out of control, but [music] that was just the beginning. >> You're being evicted. Their hotel wants you out. You're past your checkout date. >> Eviction in Ohio is illegal. >> No, you're not. Not for hotel. You're past your checkout date. >> You'll have to take me to court. >> Daniel. >> All right. Well, if you don't leave, we have to arrest you for trespassing. >> I'm so sorry. >> No, it's not. You're >> Do you want to come out here and talk to us? abandoned us. >> Yep. He's gone. He left. >> He left. You're past your checkout date. If you don't come out, we have to arrest you for trespassing. Thank you very much. >> Sorry for the headache. >> I'm used to dogs. >> This is a nasty dog. You got it for >> I've got a uh dogs. >> All right, sir. Let's Let's get something here to stop it this week. >> What's your name here? >> Bro, we can't open that door. That dog will come out and it's the right dog. We're thinking my dog. >> Well, unfortunately, you're going to leave us no choice. >> Are you with us somebody? >> You are. >> All right. Good. Okay, good deal. Any firearms on you, sir? >> Okay, very good. Don't reach. Don't reach. Don't reach. Don't reach. Don't reach. Check. Check. Make sure you have no firearms on you. >> All right, good deal. Good deal. Just uh Okay. Excellent. Did you rent this room? I did. >> All right. So, she's obviously past her stay, right? And she's in there with some sort of dog. Is the dog nasty or mean or >> pitbull? Pitbull. Mean or nice or >> uh he's protective. >> Protective. Okay. Well, we we'd rather you get a hold of that dog. [snorts] And does he know you? That's my dog. >> That's your dog. Okay. And then kindly walk the dog out so we don't have to deal with it and then we'll deal with her. Is that cool with you? >> Can I try to get her out of here, too? >> Well, I What? I'm going to have to at least get her evaluated. Jamie, unfortunately, you're putting us in a real bad spot. >> 39°. >> When her boyfriend tried to negotiate, she fought back with hysterical screams that sent chills down the spines of both police and spectators. Could something else be lurking behind that door? >> Get out of here. Jam, >> RIGHT HERE. GO AWAY OR YOU WILL DIE. >> GET the out of you or you will your children >> in the name of Jesus. >> You guys live together, >> put children together. >> No. Okay. Your principal concern is to get that dog. We'll deal with her. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You can control the dog, right? The dog knows you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Uh I'm going to recommend that he's going to come out this way. >> Yes. You're going out this way with the dog. You guys come over here. Come on. Come on. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> Get the dog out of there, sir. >> Get the dog, >> SIR. Get the >> You're not taking me nowhere. But right now we got two people in there and we got a doll. We got no knives, no weapons. >> Jamie, let's talk to you. >> They're just talking. They're just talking. We're fine. 533 workers therefore here. [music] >> Screams, prayers, and chaos turned the hotel into a horror movie set. Where are we witnessing an inexplicable rage? >> All right. Very good. Thanks, sir. >> Yes, sir. Thank you, sir. Jamie. All right. Sure. Sure. Sure. Jamie Jamie. Jamie. [screaming] JAMIE. WE'RE JAMIE. We're standing around here. Get out of here. GET THE GUN OFF ME. WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU SO BAD FOR? WHY IS everybody okay? You're okay. Jamie, we're going to help you out. Okay. >> Can you roll over? Can I roll you over? Yes. >> All right. Perfect. You're okay. You're okay. You're okay. Calm down. >> Yep. Found it. >> You're under You're under arrest for criminal trespass. >> OH, COME ON. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST FOR possession of Dirks, Blackjacks, and other >> Durk Blackjacks. >> Okay. Stop. >> I'm sorry. I forgot. Sorry. But you know what? I didn't do that. >> You're You're under arrest for menacing. >> Shut the [ __ ] You're under arrest for menacing. Okay. >> OH, NO. DON'T, DAD. I CAN EXPLAIN. >> I can explain. >> No, no, no. What's your name? >> I found uh you found just the candy drops in there. >> What's your name? >> You got a couple um issues going on. Are you Are you bipolar? We're here to help you. All right. Sometimes your meds get unbalanced. All right. And you got to go get them rechecked, right? So, what these nice firemen are going to do is they're going to take you to the hospital and get your meds figured out. >> Even as she was handcuffed and taken away, she continued to scream and claim to be the victim. But with the list of charges pending, will anyone still believe her psycho comedy? What happened was is that you guys rented a room last night. The room expired. Okay. Your boyfriend Scott made arrangements with the hotel saying like, "Hey, can we take another hour or two?" And they said, "Yeah, it's 20 bucks an hour for every hour you stay over." You exceeded that. Okay. And then when they came up and said, "Hey, you have to go." You started blasting music. Okay. >> So, you start Okay. So, you started blasting music and then at that point the hotel called us because they couldn't get a hold of you and they wanted you out of the room. All right. >> They came up to your door. They called you and they and they actually came up to your room and said, "You need to leave. You're past checkout time." >> What happened? You didn't investigate the crime. >> I That's That's why we're here. >> I am investigating right now. >> I'm investigating right now. >> I Are you going to listen to me or >> talking? >> Okay. Well, I'll give you a chance. Let me talk and then I'll give you a chance to rebut. I can talk. >> Okay. Well, if you're not going to listen to me and you're not going to get to what I listen to what I have to say, we're just going to we're just going to take the We're just going to take the We're just going to go. All right, let's just go >> hospital again. Hospital. >> No, no, you guys stop it. Not coming out of my body. This is my body. Nobody's taking safety. >> No, they always do. >> However, the woman was charged with multiple offenses, including trespassing, menacing, and possession of a prohibited weapon. Depending on the severity, she faces fines in jail time and a criminal record. Next, have you ever seen a person so drunk that they would rather confront the police than leave their hotel room? The only thing she refused to do was simply leave. >> As the clock ticked more than 2 hours past checkout time, [music] one woman persisted with her cryptic remarks and an unexpected hairy ally stood in the middle of the confrontation. [music] >> Hello. Hey, people. You going uglies? >> Hey, Bobby. >> He's fine. >> All right. Well, they want you out, so you got to get out. You're You overstayed. >> Okay. >> So, grab your stuff. Let's go. >> So, I'm going to need like 20 minutes >> and you don't have 20 minutes. You got to grab your stuff and got to go. >> Check out the checkout was 11:00 and they came to talk to you at 11:00. >> Check out was 11:20. >> It doesn't matter. It's way past 11:20. >> 12:30 now. Hey puppy. >> Ma'am, if you refuse to leave, >> grab your stuff. Let's go. >> Okay. So, I just told you. >> No, I'm telling you, you got to go or else you're going to go to jail. >> So, I just said I've made 30 minutes. >> You don't have 30 minutes. You have to grab your stuff now and you got to go. >> Too bad. >> My partner wants to >> She's telling us she's not going to leave. Do you want her? >> We We want her to leave. >> Okay. Are you guys to press charges? >> Can I leave in 30 minutes? >> Yes or no? You want to press charges? >> Okay. Do you mind starting on statement? >> I can't have 30 minutes. >> Nope. You got till they get back with the statement and then you go to jail. >> I can't have 30 minutes. >> Go start packing your stuff. Start packing your stuff. >> My stuff's already gone, brother. >> Go grab your stuff. We need to go. >> Oh, she going to cry. >> Go pack your stuff. Let's go. >> A tense negotiation [music] between three officers and an unconscious woman quickly turns into a rescue, but not for humans. >> Hello, ma'am. Is this your daughter? >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. She's overstayed at the hotel and they want her out. I've told her several times she needs to leave and she's telling me no. Hopefully, you can help me out. [music] >> Um, so you do whatever you need to to get her out. Um, she >> I can't I can't over I >> Is she >> Does she usually drink like this this early? >> Um, she can. Yeah. >> She was supposed to go to work today and then drive to my house and she drank >> Okay. Is this dog with her friendly or is it does it get aggressive? >> Yes, he's nice. be nice. He's not going to touch you. >> You got to save it, right? >> Ma'am, can you step out and talk to us real quick, please? >> Can you step out here, please? >> Hello. What? >> Can you step outside, please? >> Step out here. >> International Drive to Lidge, >> please. [music] >> We're trying to be nice to you. We're trying to be as respectful as you can right now. >> Take you to jail. Damn it. >> Cuz if we take you to jail, it's probably going to be a couple days before you get your dog >> and we [music] don't. >> No, you're not. >> Then you need to then you need to get up like an adult and step out here. >> No problem. >> Alexa, give me one second. >> You had two hours already. [laughter] A woman, a vigilant dog, and a series of threats that I'm not going anywhere are the endgame for this behavior that might leave you wondering really for a hotel room. >> I'm going to jail. >> If you refuse to leave the property, you will go to jail. Your dog's going to be taken by animal control. >> No, you're not going to [ __ ] suck my dog. >> If you refuse to leave, your dog will go to animal control. We're trying not to do that. Put your hands on someone that much to do [music] CPR. Super luck. I hope you have a good life. >> Do you have a lease for your dog? >> What? >> I'm asking if you have a leash for your dog. >> What are you going to do about it? >> Ma'am, if we come over there and grab you to take you to jail and that dog attacks us, we have to defend ourselves and we prefer not to do that. >> Attack you. So, please get up. >> I love dogs. I don't want to hurt a dog. >> We don't want to hurt your dog. Your dog obviously is protective. >> Hey, he's clearly protective. So, >> no, he's not going to do anything. >> Okay. So, stand up and come over here so we can see that that dog will not attack us when we come over there. >> We don't want to hurt your dog. >> Okay. Well, I don't want to put my cell in the car right now. [music] >> You're not going in a car. >> No. >> You ma'am. Ma'am, we're done. You are under arrest. You need to get up and come over here so that we don't have to hurt your dog if it attacks us. >> No, I want that girl out of the room. >> The girl's out of the room. We're here. Get up. You're under arrest. >> I'm not. >> We don't want your dog to touch us. >> Arrest. >> They gave her dozens of chances to step up and show her dignity. But [music] when patience ran out, the police were forced to intervene. And the price for the stubbornness was not small. >> Your dog in here, please. >> No. All right. >> I'm not a 103 [music] emergency. Come on. >> Come on. Come in here. >> I'm outside. >> Come in the back. No. >> Start walking out. 415 East Drive. 415 East 22 at Millennia 711. >> She just love my dog. Ready? You have anything on you that's cooking? Anything I should be aware about? >> In Florida, criminal trespass to property, secondderee misdemeanor, can be punished by up to 60 days in jail, a fine of up to $500, may be subject to probation and community service. For trespassing and failing to comply with the law enforcement order, she could face misdemeanor criminal charges in Florida. the around. >> Get off. >> Stop kicking [screaming] ME IN THE >> OH, there you go. >> I can't do THIS WAY OUT. >> ACTUALLY, there is no way to fool the law unless you don't do it. >> With me, >> my lava [ __ ] god, you [ __ ] >> Threats and defiance taking things too far. A normal night at Walmart suddenly turns into chaos. >> Oh, there you go. >> I can't do this. >> Ow. Lava [ __ ] god, you [ __ ] >> On September 27th, 2024, an officer was called to Walmart after receiving a report of a [music] woman causing a disturbance in the store and needing to be asked to leave. She did not return. Any secondary incidents occurred after only a few questions from the officer? >> I don't know. Got her. Probably near electronics. >> Electronics. Okay. Is she black or white? >> She's Caucasian. >> Caucasian. Why won't you talk to us? Is it Aubrey? >> Can we see your ID? >> See if we can get her on it. They've had a red marble. >> It's 19th or 20th. >> One type of red marble, one half of new marble. >> We're not doing a transition. >> You can't buy screams in supermarket while being arrested. From praying to kicking police, her actions left everyone shocked. What was going on in her head? Oh, >> there you go. >> You cannot DO THIS TO ME. OW. >> YES, I CAN. >> NO. >> YES, I CAN. >> I have money. Campbell, what's we're going to stand up? Okay, >> put your feet underneath you, Miss Campbell. Throw >> the side. Throw to the side. >> Miss Campbell, we're going to have to do this easy way or the hard way. Your choice. I got it, Taylor. Hey, we're going to have to do this the easy way, the hard way. Based on >> All right. Well, you're This is >> Stop touching me. >> Sorry, you were just saying. No, you will let go of my I never necromanc myself. Jesus is king. LET GO. >> LET MY PEOPLE GO. I AM THE LORD. STOP. >> OKAY. YES, MA'AM. >> NO. STOP it right now, officer. Stop. I need my cigarette. YOU CANNOT TAKE MY HELP. YES, >> MA'AM. We can. >> No, I'm taking your back. >> Let go. Let go. >> Just shield me. >> I grabbed for my weapon again. >> Let's go. I didn't, dude. >> Please don't kick. >> Please don't kick. >> You didn't. >> Please don't kick. Stop. >> Oh my [ __ ] god. Dude, >> stop kicking. >> Let go of me. >> Stop kicking. >> Take the cop off right now. >> Calm down. This isn't you. You don't act like this. >> I'm retired for a sergeant. >> Calm down. >> You don't act like this. Where's your kids at? >> At my husband's house. >> All right, get it together. You don't act like this. After being restrained, she continued to react negatively when being put in the police car, screaming, refusing to cooperate, and even mentioning Elon Musk meaninglessly. >> We're going to get in this car. If >> you don't know who Elon Musk is, we're going to get in this car. >> Don't touch me again. >> Back the [ __ ] off, Juliet. >> My wallet, dude. >> I'm going to I'm going to ask you one more time to sit in this car, and then I'm going to put you in the car. Will you please get in the car, >> Julia? Come on. We've got a good report. All right. Don't make it any worse. >> I'm going to the gas station. Buy a pack of cereal. >> Okay. Come on, Julie. >> No. Don't act. >> Don't touch me again. Stop touching me. Stop it. >> Ow. My lava [ __ ] god. You [ __ ] Just wake the [ __ ] up. >> Legs around. Julia, >> no. >> Cut off my [ __ ] leg again, Jaw. Cut off. NO. WE'RE GOING TO comply in a second if you don't confront your license. We're going to drive you in a second, but you could >> take it to the gas station, [ __ ] >> An employee said Julia showed signs of mental health issues, but at the time, Walmart did not have on-site mental health support staff. >> She was right here getting she had that >> and I didn't know if cigarettes. >> I mean, lighters. That's all she had. >> I know. She had sunglasses, bottle of wine, and she grabbed two things here. >> I see the wine. All she had to do is leave. She said she wanted to She >> uh she said she had her keys on her, but she probably person mental health personal. >> I was I was always wondering about that. I'm in LCSW >> on the way here. >> We don't have a mental health. >> A good idea. >> Well, uh, we're located on South 18 right across the, uh, office. >> Post office. Yeah. >> Yeah. So, if you would come by and try to talk to somebody, an admin, you know, I know on my level, I can't do anything. So, >> Oh, no. No. I just I just learned about you answering my question, so if you wanted to follow up more and they can help you. Appreciate it. >> Hello. >> Julia was charged with resisting arrest with violence, assaulting a police officer, disturbing the peace, and trespassing. She was sentenced to 3 years probation and fined and was also found to be in need of mental health assistance. Next, a heated argument, but behind it is a dark secret. >> Turn the around. >> Get off. Stop kicking you. >> Kick me in the [ __ ] >> fight with me. >> Get the [ __ ] >> police received a call about an argument between a woman and her boyfriend. The woman was making threats and asked the police to intervene. >> Not dealing with this. It's on the floor upstairs. >> What? >> Let's just talk first. We want to talk to you. >> I have nothing to say. Go get the gun. How about you do that? It's his. >> He's fine. He's half blinded. >> Okay. I want him arrested. >> What did he do to you? >> My face. HE NODDED OUT AND I TRIED TO BREAK IN THE DOOR. I'VE BEEN DOWN HERE. LOOK AT THE I'VE BEEN CLEANING EVERYTHING. SCRUBBING the couch. He is a idiot. HE'LL COME DOWN HERE. I'LL START SOMETHING AND THEN GOD KNOWS NOT OUT SOMEWHERE. I'm done. I'm not dealing with him. >> Want him arrested. Call his mom cuz I'm not leaving. I'm not leaving. I'm not joking. >> I lived here three months. I've established residency. I'm not doing this. Well, first we'd like to just talk to you and then I'll go look at the gun in the hammer. >> No. Yeah, please go get it. >> We will. We just got to figure out what's going on. >> So, when how did it start? You know, he's >> he's been doing heroin for like two weeks. Okay. >> I my Can I charge my phone? I'll show you the message. Calls mom. Calls mom. >> Got punched in the face. >> Yeah, I got punched in the face because he came out of his room out of dope rage. So, I'm done. >> What were you guys arguing about? >> Yeah, he's been dumped out for 8 days. I'm done. I want him out of my life and I and I honestly was talking to his mom. I'm trying to help the kid save him. But he nodded out. Yes. I thought it was and I opened up the door and he came out and snapped. I could I just now found my phone. I'm not I've been trying to put his house together because he wanted me to come in his house at home. You guys you guys not see all the garbage outside and all this [ __ ] over here. He had the crackhead here trash. in a bunch of people. You're You don't He don't have license for a gun. >> Uh my name's >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Actually, you know what? You guys No, I'm not pressing charges. You guys need to know how long. >> We're just I want him TO SHOW YOU THAT HE'S not >> I'm not playing [ __ ] Absolutely. This is Excuse me. Huh? >> When the police asked for her cooperation, her reaction would be unbelievable. >> I would have blown his freaking head off if I was. Okay. Thank you. The gun's upstairs on the floor. I would have killed it. >> You give me furniture and go look at the gun. >> No. Go get him and and I'll go I'll go out back. Go get him so he can show you. >> Let's just stop bringing stuff upstairs if you're too afraid to get in trouble cuz it's obviously not up. >> No. >> Take me. >> Go. No. Go ahead. >> I take him anywhere. >> It's his and if he ain't in here, I'm not allowing you to go up there. He owns this house. >> You Bye then. BYE. >> I ASKED PERMISSION from him to be here. >> Okay. Okay, great. Cool. Then tell us to come here and show you. >> We're still working with him and obviously this is how we have to work with you because you do this EVERY TIME. >> THIS IS YOU. I DON'T KNOW YOU AND I DON'T GIVE A >> WE KNOW YOU. >> NO, YOU KNOW MY SISTER. SO, SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. >> OKAY. YOU'RE so You're SO UNDERSTANDABLE, RIGHT? >> YEAH. YOU'RE >> OKAY. >> Cuz I've never done this before. LEARN YOUR [ __ ] you dumb mother. YOU GET OUT. GET THE OUT. NO. I DON'T NEED YOU VIOLATING MY PRIVACY. GET THE OUT. [screaming] OUT. THE PORCH IS OUT THERE. >> NO, WE are staying right here. This is where I draw the line. Okay. >> This is where >> No. I can stand right here. I can >> You are not closing the door on me. >> Move. Move. Move. I'M NOT JOKING UNTIL I SIR. I HAVE BEEN PATIENT. I >> HAVE BEEN PATIENT with you. >> Have I not been patient and respectful? >> Yes. No, Move your No, I will not. >> Get the out of the way. >> The climax of the conflict. Police tried to intervene, but she still did not back down. >> I don't know what YOU WANT, BUT WHAT what are we doing here? Cuz I'm not leaving. You guys ain't going to listen that he's got drugs up there on the floor. He just overdosed. >> WILL YOU TAKE US to seize those? >> I DON'T OWN THIS HOUSE. I CAN'T. >> You are a resident. >> They want my permission. Your gun, your knife, AND YOUR DRUGS ARE UPSTAIRS ON YOUR FLOOR. DO I GIVE HIM YOUR DO I DO I HAVE YOUR PERMISSION? Get the out. TELL HIM TO GET OUT NOW. TELL THEM TO get the out then. >> Okay. >> Tell him to go. He said he told you guys. He said he's No. THEY'RE THEY'RE TRYING TO get me to let YOU LET THEM UPSTAIRS. GET HIM THE OUT of here. >> Okay. So, once he already gave us permission, we're here for an investigation. We are not leaving. That's That's flat out it. >> Okay. Can I go get a drink? >> Yes, you can. I'm coming in with you, bro. Okay. >> We're not here to arrest you right now. >> I swear to God, >> Jackie, we're not going. >> Please don't make comments like that. >> Leave me alone. >> Here, I want you to take these names down. Ready? You want me to write THEM DOWN FOR YOU? WRITE THEM RIGHT NOW. She's a crack dealer. His drug dealer is The next one is There you go. AND THE THE CRACKHEAD WHO LIVES UP THE street something. Yeah, I know. Get him. Get him. Yeah, he's been taking him to the city and getting him. I'm done. I'm done. IF YOU GUYS DON'T DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT, I SWEAR to >> A shocking truth is revealed. But is she telling the truth? >> Come here before tour. I had to tell her to get the [ __ ] out. Stay on the door. This kid is a drug and I know he's tried to stop and I know he's getting his [ __ ] together because he's with me. I have been a part of this community for 15 years. My daughter's 16. She's read gymnastics. My son is a baseball player. I coached baseball, gymnastics, and softball. I'm not going to go down like this. I don't care. This is not happen. I'm not okay with it. Every time. Oh my god. If I don't give him a hug or something, you have you ever seen a heroin addict called how they're whiny? He's a whiny mother. I can't stand it. THE COPS ARE HERE. I his mom can see. She don't give a >> She has She has access to cameras. >> Oh, the cameras. There's even cameras upstairs. He is a loser and she doesn't. So, I let him know I'm not dumb. He will not have a kid probably either cuz I'm happy to try not. No thanks. No thanks. No thanks. I don't believe in that [ __ ] at all. That breaks my heart. Would you deal with this? Nope. Unable to bear it any longer, the police were forced to act. Was she behaving too wildly? >> So do I. >> Oh, good. Okay. >> No. [ __ ] You want to go upstairs then? >> No, I'm not. >> No, I No. >> He even told me I stay reset, >> too. Put your hands behind you. You're under arrest. >> Are you kidding me? >> Put your hands behind. Put your hands behind your back. >> Let me go. >> Just comply. Just my job. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're under arrest. >> All right. All right. I'll be back. I'll be back. >> I'm going down the >> Stop resisting. You turn the [ __ ] >> with me. Get the off. You need to stop. >> Let go of me. >> BACK IT OFF. >> YOU BUY ME OFF FIGHTING. >> GET THE OFF YOU. I AM PRESSING CHARGES against you [ __ ] >> Press charges. >> Stop fighting. >> Get the off. >> The is wrong with you. >> YOU MOTHER GET OFF. >> STOP KICKING. You >> kicked [screaming] me in the >> You mother. >> If you don't touch me, you better call. You got You save me. >> Let go of me. >> We'll take your face. We'll take your head. >> Let's go. Come on. LET'S GO. >> COME ON. DON'T FALL. >> YEAH. >> You're hurting me. >> You're under arrest. >> Kathy, this could have been so much more fun. >> Didn't mean to do it. >> Hey, look. Rearrange her. >> She's getting all >> stand up. Call 911. >> Sick of your [ __ ] >> Let go of me. LET GO. >> KNOCK IT OFF. >> The more you fight, the more harder it is. >> Everywhere in this house, you mother >> go. >> Let go of me, [ __ ] >> I'm going to stop this [ __ ] >> I know. You go. Let's go. >> Can I have my water? >> Give me a drink. No. Give me my drink. >> Stop it. >> Why are you like that? So [ __ ] So [ __ ] So [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] off me. You're You are so You're not getting your kid. >> You guys are hilarious. Do not pull my arm like that. >> Hold on. >> Get my water. Get my water. >> Sir, please go get my water. >> Get in the >> No, cuz you're not going to give me anything to [ __ ] >> Get in the goddamning truck. If you guys don't let me press charges on him, I swear to God. >> Yep. No one's going to stop you from pressing charges. >> Yep. Well, get me to the police station now. >> My person. >> Hey, my purse is inside. Go get it. >> I can't at this moment. >> Okay, I'll come back. >> Go ahead. >> Let's go. Come on. >> I'll be transporting one female 95 to starting 1991. >> Oh, you mother. >> Yep. Oh, you guys got Just remember, I'm not done, you stupid. >> Yeah, you guys got the wrong person. It's all good. I'm done. You guys areing so I'm suing the out of your your police station. I hope you know that. >> You were resisting arresting face in the wall. In Illinois, a person who resists or obstructs a law enforcement officer can be imprisoned for up to one year, fined up to $2,5000, or both. If convicted, the court must order a minimum of 48 consecutive hours in jail or require at least 100 hours of community service. She faces serious charges of resisting arrest, assaulting a police officer, and obstructing the execution of official duty. What lessons can we learn from situations like this? Will attitude and resistance lead to change or will it just lead to more days of regret? Let me know your thoughts in the comments. Hey everyone, what do you think about the situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe,