Open the door now. >> Okay, okay, I'm sorry. >> Don't you touch me. DON'T YOU TOUCH ME. >> [screaming] >> STAND UP. >> GET OUT. GET OUT. WHY AM I GETTING ESCORTED OUT OF HERE? WHAT did I do wrong? >> You're causing a disturbance and the employee wants you to leave. >> Karen thought locking the hotel door could lock the law outside, too. But the final bill was not charged by the night. >> YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW. [screaming] YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW, YOU IDIOT. YOU GOT TO GET OUT OF HERE, YOU STUPID PEOPLE. Let me at least close myself for A GOD DAMN >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. STAND UP. Stand up. >> Can I do this? >> No. >> Oh. >> Don't don't make it worse, miss. >> The arrogant Karen refused to check out and kept challenging the police until the hotel provided a complimentary consequence far heavier than expected. Long past check-out time, the 71-year-old woman kept the door locked, ignored hotel staff, and forced police to intervene in person. >> She claims that she has a reservation, but she never does. She We just figure her just kind of a wandering person. >> Okay. >> And um so she ultimately got a reservation through another guest who was staying here. >> Okay. >> And um her departure is today. I'm supposed to meet >> Okay, so the room is paid for and she just needs to >> Yeah, for one night and that was her check-out was at noon. But we do want to serve a trespass on her as well. >> Do you guys have a trespass form? >> Yeah, I have the form. >> Okay. >> And then um I just need to get maintenance to override and explain that um check-out was at noon and she tried to argue about breakfast and my Yeah, my colleague and I went to open the door. >> Sharon, open the door. Santa Fe Police. >> I just need to take my 90 days this heading to this and have you not get a third for you. They're going to get the history of the mail being a grant of the 1%. >> Santa Fe Police Department, Sharon, open the door. Yes, Stumberg, open the door. >> The moment the door opened, she began arguing about money and meals, then tried to stall for time with an unexpected move. >> Ma'am, please. All right, ma'am. Hi. I'm Officer Stumberg. Ma'am, you want to come with me? >> Yes. >> Thank you. Well, ma'am, this is the boss of the hotel. >> You told me she was the owner. >> She's a manager. >> Well, a manager doesn't own the hotel. >> You got to get your stuff and leave. Bottom line. Okay? And they also want you to trespass, so we're going to do that as well today. Well, you need to leave. >> Do you know that this hotel was reported on by >> Well, you're going to have to take that up with something else, but for today, you got to go. Yes, ma'am. >> I'll tell you that I've reported and nothing's been done about it. >> Okay. Come on, get your stuff. >> Well, I need to get dressed. >> Yeah, we've got a lot of things we've got to do today, so come on, please. You can go in the restroom. She'll stay right here. >> were ordered and I didn't get them, and so >> Okay, we'll deal with that after Okay, we'll deal with that after you get dressed. >> I have a feeling you're never going to deal with it. And I need privacy to get dressed. >> You can go in the restroom and get dressed. We're not shutting this door again. >> After the final warning, the silence behind the door quickly erupted into resistance, screaming, and an increasingly tense struggle. >> Open the door now. Open the door. Come on, Sharon. Open the door. The sergeant's right here. You're making it harder for no reason whatsoever. Okay, I'm going to get your stuff then. We're to have to take it out so they can get her stuff. >> So, basically she was ready to go. Here's her stuff. >> Mhm. >> Uh she came in last night and a lady met with her. Uh she's going to get her information. So, at noon they came in to her and said, "Time to go." >> Do you have a way to open the shirt? >> She said not till I get my lunch. So, when I got here, she was standing right there, so I thought, "Oh, she's just going to get dressed whatever, we'll deal with it." >> Mhm. >> She got in there, she'll talk to me periodically, but that's about it. You're making this way ridiculous right now. So, come on. You're not a child, you're a grown woman. >> Let's go. >> No. I'm not going anywhere. Don't you touch me. DON'T YOU TOUCH ME. >> Get up. >> Stop. >> You're hurting me. >> STOP. >> I GET AWAY NOW. >> [screaming] >> STAND UP. >> GET OUT. GET OUT. GET OUT. GET AWAY FROM ME. GET OUT. >> [screaming] >> GET OUT. YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW. YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW, YOU IDIOTS. YOU'LL GO TO PRISON FOR LIFE. >> STAND UP SO I CAN COVER >> YOU WILL GO TO PRISON FOR LIFE, I SWEAR TO YOU. GET AWAY FROM ME. GET AWAY FROM ME. >> I DON'T WANT TO drag you out all naked. Stand up. >> Everybody's going to see you like that. It's not nice. Come on. >> Nice? >> Get up. >> You dare SAY THAT I'M NICE TO ME, YOU SLIME. GET OUT OF HERE. DO YOU SEE THIS NECKLACE THAT'S GIVEN TO me by the Chippewa nation because of my work, because I protect people, AND YOU'VE COME HERE to arrest me because I might owe money? I don't even plan to BILL FOR THIS. GET AWAY FROM ME. GET AWAY FROM >> DESPITE repeatedly making threats and challenging the officer's authority, she failed to realize that every move was pushing her closer to legal consequences. >> Goddamn son of a [ __ ] YOU ARE STUPID PEOPLE. Let me at least clothe myself AND COVER ME. NO. >> THEN STAND UP SO I CAN COVER YOU UP WITH THE ROBE. JESUS Christ almighty. Where are you? No, I did not. >> I read it. >> You have broken the law, sir. You're not even an officer. >> Yes, ma'am. I am. Look out. We'll get you your all your stuff. >> I don't These people actually owe me money. You can't take me out of here for not paying. It's not on my bill. It's on someone else's bill. What are you doing? LET ME GET FOR GOD'S SAKE. WE tried >> We tried that and you're not complying. >> No, you damn you. Let's hold my left wrist. >> Don't talk to her like that. >> Put your hands Put your feet in. >> There we go. >> Or else you're going to get pulled out however. Otherwise, put your feet in. >> I have you know that you are making the biggest mistakes of your lives right now. >> did that. >> No, I did not, sir. You gave me the badge number of Officer Padgett. >> No, I didn't. Mine says Peters. >> All right, stand up. Help me help you up. No, I'm just trying to pull your pants up. That's it. >> What Where did you get your training, sergeant? Where did you graduate? What academy? >> DPS. >> What's that stand for? >> Do you have shoes? In that room or not? >> I have shoes in in the restroom. >> Do you want some shoes? >> Huh? Maybe I don't go barefoot. Why are you doing this? >> Because you won't comply. [snorts] >> They said they wouldn't They don't care. They said they They said they'll list me themselves. You don't even get to be here. >> You locked the door and wouldn't listen to me. You did this. >> That's after you entered the apartment or the room. >> All you had to do is get dressed, get yourself up and we would have fixed this. >> Listen, I've already been arrested falsely twice and been charged falsely twice. You know, you don't need to know my last name and I don't know why you're doing that. Tell me where you got trained, sir. >> Put your shoes on. >> You don't even know my last name. My pants are falling down. >> Just your fine, ma'am. >> Well, how am I supposed to get in the vehicle? >> Put your left leg in first. >> Pants are like I don't need park lights. >> Okay, put your left leg in first. Watch your head. >> You are so You're going to be so sorry you did any of this, you little burger. That's who you are, your name. >> Now, we're going to put the seat belt on you. >> How's uh Mr. What's his name? Flumae? >> He's a two L's. >> Maybe he's actually calling himself Fluffer. >> Fluffer, okay. >> Well, uh >> She was charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing police and was banned from returning to the hotel. Next. The moment she met the officers, the woman began boasting about her money, property, and powerful connections. [music] But the more she talked, the deeper she cornered herself. >> Yes, are you from Naples or from Estero? >> I'm I'm from Naples. >> I've got two homes, one in Naples and one in Estero. And I have two friends that are on the police department. One is Joel and his wife, and his wife above him, her name is uh yeah, she told me, "Call me anytime you have problems." >> Do you have a problem? What is your problem? >> lady, come on. And >> I'm going to put the Canadian call Well, she works here, just so you know. >> Uh he works in Estero and his wife is way up above him. She's a real pretty blonde with blonde hair. I can't remember her first name, but she said, "You call me if you have any more problems." I had CO2 in my house. I had gas leaks in my house. This is criminal. Uh I don't know if you can comprehend >> Oh, I'm pretty good at comprehending things. >> don't know how to help you. >> I was called here for a disturbance. Is there a disturbance? Do you want her staying here or do you want her out of the hotel? >> I've been here I have more issues in my house. I've been a long time client here with this company. >> Miss. >> A little missy. >> I'm ready yet or not? >> Yeah, she is. >> Okay, so we're going to go get your belongings. You're being removed from the property, okay? They don't They don't want you here now, okay? >> What did I do wrong? >> It's a private No. No. No. No. Because they don't want you here. You're causing a disturbance. So what we're going to do a disturbance. >> A disturbance from what? >> So what we're going to do is >> When police suspected she was no longer sober enough to think clearly, her denials quickly turned into unreasonable demands and increasingly out of control boasting. >> Okay. >> 10 year boyfriend here. >> All right. >> Here. >> Uh do you want me to call the S? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. There's no reason for you to get your stuff and then we're going to have you take off from here, okay? >> Okay, fine. >> You want to follow follow me? >> Yeah. My attorney will get Why are you making me leave? >> Because Yeah, because she's a representative of the property here and She said you're causing a disturbance. >> A disturbance from what? >> That's up to you. >> My attorney will call >> Yeah, that's fine. You call her Whatever attorney you want to call. I'm I'm sure you are. Okay. >> my my friends in Australia, please? >> No, I can't do that. You can, yeah, sure. I'm trying to be nice. I'm trying to be cordial and and we need to get your stuff. Listen. Listen to me. You're not going to sit here and berate this woman. Do you understand me? Or else you're going to go in handcuffs. That's your next step. >> I'm not going to >> Okay, so yeah. That's your next step. Okay. going in here. >> Oh, I don't care about that. You want to get your belongings. >> What did I do wrong here, sir? >> This is the last time I'm going to explain it to you. You're being asked to leave because you're causing a disturbance. Do you want to get your things and leave? >> I sure will. >> Or I can arrest you for defiant trespassing. Because right now you've been advised that you're no longer wanted here. >> to who? Her? >> With her. I'm trying to be patient with you, ma'am. When are you going to abandon them in the in the hotel room? >> It was 10:11 55 a signal runaway. >> I want a police officer number one >> Yeah, but >> and his wife to come and escort me back to my house. >> Okay, that's not going to happen. So >> That will happen. >> Do Do you want to You can get grab her belongings if you want to take them out of the room. We can >> What did she say to you? >> She wants you to leave. You're You're causing a dis >> What did she say? >> You're causing a disturbance, okay, ma'am? So >> from who? I wasn't talking to anybody or doing anything wrong. >> Maybe you're bothering her. You're harassing her. It doesn't It doesn't matter. She doesn't want you at this establishment. >> Okay. >> The moment her final chance disappeared, she suddenly threw her phone, defied orders, and made a threat that completely changed the direction of the encounter. >> I will call my attorney and see her. >> That's fine. >> I will call my attorney. Find him. Find him. You know who he is? >> No. >> He's He's Trump's number two man. >> Okay. [clears throat] So here's the form. Just Just fill it out as best you can. And like I said, just Just make sure you put in there that she was, you know, disturbing the other clients. You're You're, you know, >> Mhm. >> uh harassing you, disturbing business, things like that. Basically, why you felt it Yeah. >> Yeah, you Trump supporter. >> Who's that? >> She's dressed like my sister. >> Uh do you want me to call the uh >> Yeah, I want to ma'am. Just come. Okay. >> And our caller is >> All right, there's no reason to throw the phone out. Do me a favor. >> You're not putting me in jail. >> You're under arrest. Stand up. Stand up. >> Can I do this? >> No. >> Oh. >> Don't make it worse, miss. >> You ain't [ __ ] to me. >> You're under arrest. >> I'm under arrest. >> Is this Don't resist. Do you hear me? Do not resist. Stop resisting. You're going to catch ANOTHER CHARGE. >> FOR WHAT? >> For resisting. Stop. Stop. >> No. >> Stop resisting me. >> [music] >> You're under arrest for public intoxication. [laughter] Disorderly and being disorderly. You're disrupting the business here. You're harassing the customers and the employees. >> What what customers? >> Need a female officer 31. I'm not going to female [music] subject. Okay. Did you just Did you just go to the bathroom? No, no. Stop. Stop. Your car's down here. >> Give me my purse and my phone. >> Stop it. Stop. Stop [ __ ] Knock it off. We're going to have an ambulance We're going to have an ambulance. >> But the real climax came afterward, when her resistance triggered a chaotic moment the entire hotel would never forget. >> And I had gas in my house. Yeah. Estero. >> Can we get EMS 51 for a signal two female It's also defecating herself so far. I'm done. Are you done using the bathroom? Okay. Are you done Are you Listen. Listen to me. Are >> Are you done defecating? You're done. >> Well, you got me so scared. >> Well, you were fighting me. You were resisting me. >> I swear to God. >> Help me here. >> What is this group turning me in for? >> We have an ambulance on the way for you, okay? >> They'll take every dog. >> You're going to have to go then. >> I'll go get my purse. >> You're going to go in the back of the seat in here. >> I want my purse. That's my identity. >> Sit down. >> Who Who called this place? >> This You need to sit down right now. >> around. Spin your feet around. >> Oh, take this over, miss. >> Miss, you're going to make it >> What What did I >> Don't make it worse for yourself. Spin your legs around. Put your legs in the car. >> 135 Uh Joel? Yeah. Joel and Carol >> She's got [ __ ] all over her foot, though. She's filling out a statement form, uh and just let her know that there's feces all over the floor. And watch where you're stepping cuz she was I'm going to move my car up in just cuz I got to talk with her still. >> In Florida, disorderly intoxication is a second-degree misdemeanor punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. She was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting an officer and spent the night in jail. Millions can buy many things, but apparently not a peaceful night outside a jail cell. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraiser. Thank you so much.