[screaming] [screaming] >> A water gun may have seemed like harmless fun, but it quickly turned an entire bar into a scene of chaos. >> Here, if I help you, you want to come down off there? You're going to get down if you don't stop. >> You only needed to stop, [music] but instead she let the situation spiral completely out of control. >> What seems like a harmless water gun draws Boise police into a chaotic situation as Melissa turns a bar into the center of a growing disturbance. >> What happened to your finger? You okay? Do you need Do you need paramedics to come check you out? Is your finger okay? You want You want to come talk to us over here? I guess they said they don't want you here anymore. >> I'm done. >> Your name is Melissa, right? I'm Officer Kiker with the Boise Police. Melissa, hey. We just want to help you out. I've never met you before. I'm Officer Kiker. Yeah, that's a nasty cut. What happened? Here, if I help you, you want to come down off there? >> The moment the handcuffs come out, the situation takes a sharp turn from a welfare and medical concern to a tense physical confrontation. >> Just drop there. I don't want you to follow, okay? For your safety. >> There you go. >> Come on. Hey, we're just going to Just listen to me and we'll get you out of here. Be good to you, okay? >> I got it. >> We don't want that falling out, okay? So, we're trying to do this as nicely as possible. >> Just relax, Melissa. >> It's all good. >> Yep. Just sit there. >> It's going to be okay, all right? >> How's your day going? >> [snorts] >> Melissa, I've been trying to talk to you for 5 minutes. All right. How's your day? >> It'd be better if you weren't hurting me. I'm sorry. Why are you sorry? >> That's what I want. >> It'd be better if you just complied with these guys. >> You okay? Hey, I'm I'm going to just hold this to you going forward. >> Strap to adjust this, okay? So, I don't want your parts being exposed. All right. >> While being restrained on the ground, Melissa suddenly reveals a detail that causes officers to take a much closer look at the dress she is wearing. >> You can get her on the ground. >> No, I don't want to go out. We can just get If we can just get her in the car. >> Okay. >> She's not like But, she needs help. She just bumped her head back. Hey, Melissa, we're trying to do this for you the best way possible. All right? Listen. Listen to me. You're not giving us much of an option, though. You're not giving us much to work with. And I know you can stand cuz when we got here you were standing on the table. Yeah. You want to have a seat, ma'am? I I have to hold you up. Can you sit up? Can you reach to that for us? Hey, maybe it'd be easier if we take your legs over here, that way. There we go. Okay, thanks. Hey, thank you. >> Relax. Relax, okay? You're just going to hurt yourself. You're already in handcuffs. All right. You just have a seat. You're not going anywhere. All right. Come on. Just hold back there. >> No, I'm just on the ground. >> Yeah, just sit her on the ground right here. Let's put her Hey, what's going on? >> As bar staff begin recounting what happened earlier, the story of the water gun suddenly becomes far more complicated than it first appeared. >> Out of curiosity, as far as charges, are you looking to pursue any charges today? >> I would prefer to remain uninvolved, but you guys >> That's all I needed to know. >> I officially like to trespass her from here. >> Perfect. >> Okay, she's been going through a crisis. She's been talking to Detective Zimmer. >> Mhm. She's going to the hospital today. She's not She's not going to jail. She needs to go to the hospital, for sure. >> All right, so. We have a device that we're going to put her in cuz she's not obviously wanting to be put in the car, so. It's just going to be for her safety, mainly. >> Well, I don't need any help standing. Get the [ __ ] off. >> Well, listen. We were trying to stand up with you nicely and then you're you're trying to climb, do back flips off the car. >> I need to sit down. >> We don't want you to fall and hit your head, right? >> Get off of me now. >> Well, sounds like it's going to be a citizen's arrest. >> It sounds like you need to get the [ __ ] off of me. >> So >> Because >> Can we >> No. >> Can we try this again if we stand you up, put you in the car? >> No. Whatever you're doing, you need to stop because you have nothing, no reason to be on me right >> Okay. Well, we were we were we were not standing in there a couple minutes ago. >> Get off of me. >> So, she came in >> No, it's not. >> said, "I'm so happy to see you." I'm like, "Oh, good to see you, too." Cuz last time I saw her, she was unstable. Then she shoved me off and she was bleeding. I was like, "Do you need a band-aid?" And then she threw my her water in my face. So, I asked her to leave. Then she wouldn't leave. Then she was on top of the table jumping. She was shooting people with the water gun. >> What am I doing? You're hurting me. >> No. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> OH, [ __ ] >> YOU CAN'T ARREST ME. NOW? >> MHM. HEY, DO YOU WANT TO SIT UP? >> YOU'RE hurting me. Get the [ __ ] off me now. >> Can you sit up? >> I said, "Get off me now." All the way. Get the [ __ ] off me now. Really? >> Hey. >> Really? >> I'm doing this with the least No, this is the least amount of force I can use. >> Is that what you feel like your job is to do? >> Is it Is it Melissa Melissa, right? >> Get the [ __ ] off me. >> Listen, I'm using >> You're going to suffer the consequences. >> I'm using the least amount of force possible. Look, what Man, don't look. >> Self-defense. >> You're going to get felony charges. Stop. >> Really? Goodbye. I'm protecting myself. >> myself. >> Stop. Hey. This is exactly what I told you was going to happen. >> God. >> Brittany. >> You're in the wrong. >> Just relax. >> Uh-huh. >> You got her? >> I'll be right there. Just stay put. >> That was a Looking back at it, that was a bad decision to take it off in the first place. That way we at least can get her in the recovery position. >> You got more comfortable there? >> What did you do to your finger? >> She got bit. >> No. Oh, [ __ ] >> She remember what I told you to do? >> It's hot. >> She's got three >> You got this. >> Is it Is it really nothing? >> Can you look at the headphone real quick? Can I help you out, okay? So, we go this way. I'm trying to hold her hands away from you guys. >> She was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, and possession of a controlled substance. [music] Next, what starts as a simple call about a woman screaming quickly turns into a tense confrontation when officers make contact with Brittany, and the situation immediately begins to unravel. >> Because it's petty crime in Cali. >> Okay, were you walking around screaming? >> Petty calling the county. >> Are you Were you walking around Were you walking around screaming? Yes or no? >> Petty, petty, petty. >> Because why would someone say you are? >> haters just like you. >> I'm I'm not saying I hate you. >> Oh, hater. >> Okay. >> Just like the women that called when I was walking with my bike. >> Okay. Are you going to tell me what's going on, Britney? >> I'm here to visit. >> Okay, I know you're here to visit. I understand that. >> right to talk to me or or harass me while I'm standing outside. >> Okay, I can talk to you. >> Okay. Well, I wasn't in here for any of you. >> Huh? >> I'm not here for uh to be arrested every time I come visit. >> I'm sorry. I can't hear you. >> Every time I come visit, you guys think you can uh arrest me? >> It's because, Britney, I got a call saying that you're walking around screaming. I'm trying to figure out what's going on, Britney. >> not. You're trying to arrest me. >> I'm not. I'm trying to figure out Okay. >> me for nothing. >> Okay. >> right here when it happened, so you can't do nothing. >> No, and that's why I'm asking you what's going on. Because someone called in saying that you were walking around screaming. And you're not You're not helping me. I'm trying to ask you what's going on. Why would someone call this in? >> Because they're haters like you. >> Okay. Where's your mom at right now? She home? >> I'm 39 years old this year. >> Okay. >> You don't need to talk to her. You're talking to me if it was about me and they tried to call on me. >> Yep. >> So, it's nothing to do with her. >> Okay, but if you're screaming outside the house, I'm going to see if they if they could hear it. >> to leave me alone. I'm going to try to visit my family. >> Okay, you're not going inside. >> You're not going to arrest me for not Every time I visit >> saying you're under arrest right now, but you're not free to leave. >> Please stop harassing me. >> You are not free to leave, Britney. You are staying >> I'm not even on paper. You can't do this to me. >> No, but you're staying right here. >> No, you can't tell me to do that. Why? Because of my family does that to me? >> No, I'm telling you right now you're not free to leave. >> Yes, I can leave. >> No. >> Yes, I can. >> Britney. >> When officers check her record, an unexpected legal issue comes to light turning what seemed like a routine welfare check into a much more serious problem. >> I'm in the city visiting. >> Okay, well, the the person that called said that you're screaming at people towards that QuickTrip and people are stopping and staring at you. >> I wasn't even talking to nobody. >> Okay. Why did someone >> I wasn't even talking to you. You can't take me with no shoes. I'm dizzy. >> Well, you can't even have contact with your mom. >> Yes, I can. >> No, there's an open case saying that you can't. No, there's a bond condition saying you cannot have contact with your mom. That is true. I just looked at it. So, you cannot have contact with your mom anyways. Not Have you spoke to your mom yet today? >> Yeah. Yeah, today. You know what? And she is she's even said brought me out here while that was in place. She said she dropped it and called the 72-hour. That was it. >> Okay. So, there's a bond condition. Yeah, but there's a bond condition. >> What begins as a verbal confrontation quickly spirals out of control as Brittany starts screaming, resisting, and forcing multiple officers to step in to regain control of the situation. >> All right, Brittany. >> Please, stop. >> Are you going to >> Every time I come out here >> Okay. >> I GET ARRESTED EVERY TIME >> HER, I'M BRITTANY. >> [screaming] >> ARRESTED. EVERY TIME I COME OUT >> [crying] >> I GET ARRESTED. >> [screaming] >> EVERY TIME I COME [screaming] OUT TO LONA, I GET >> BRITTANY, STAND UP. >> EVERY TIME [screaming] I COME OUT TO LONA, I GET ARRESTED. EVERY TIME I COME OUT TO LONA, I GET I GET ARRESTED. I COME OUT TO LONA >> TAKE OFF ONE CUFF. [screaming] >> I GET ARRESTED. EVERY TIME >> YEAH. WE'LL TAKE IT CUZ LIKE I SAID, she's not supposed to have contact with her mom. She cannot have CONTACT WITH HER. >> [screaming] >> I YOU SAID SHE DID. I DIDN'T ASK HER MOM YET. OKAY. BRITNEY, YOU GOT TO STAND UP. >> [screaming] >> BRITNEY HANG ON. BRITNEY, LISTEN. >> [screaming] >> WE'LL STOP WE'LL STOP MOVING AROUND THEN. >> [screaming] >> THE HANDCUFFS ARE ONLY THE BEGINNING AS Britney's resistance and her existing legal conditions may leave her facing even more serious consequences. >> [screaming] >> I GOT TO PEE. >> [screaming] >> WE'RE GOING TO GET IT. KNOCK IT OFF. >> [screaming] >> KNOCK IT OFF. KNOCK IT OFF. You want TO COME OUT? >> [screaming] >> JUST STAND UP. >> [screaming] >> GET IN THE CAR, BRITNEY. COME ON. COME ON. THIS AIN'T WORTH IT. CAN YOU please get in the car, Britney? Come on. This ain't worth it, okay? Come on, Britney. Britney, can you please get IN THE CAR? I'LL PUT THE LEG HOBBLE THROUGH THE DOOR. >> [screaming] >> I CAN'T YOU. IT'S FINE. SHE'S OKAY. GET THE SEAT BELT. >> [screaming] >> BLUE ONE. >> [screaming] >> FOR WHAT, YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] >> BACK, BRITNEY. >> You like it in the ass, don't you? Yeah, closet. No, I don't. LET GO, BRITNEY. >> [screaming] >> LET GO. >> [screaming] >> LET GO. YOU CAN'T GIVE ME THAT. NO, YOU CAN'T. YOU CAN'T YOU CAN'T WITHOUT MY PERMISSION. YOU CAN'T WHAT IS THAT? NO, NO. >> BRITNEY, STOP. >> The [ __ ] is that? >> Some Ativan, some Haldol, and some Benadryl. >> Haldol? I can't take Haldol. I have a bad reaction to it. >> Well, if you would have told me that, I wouldn't have >> I have a bad reaction to it, you dummy. >> Well, >> I'm not on ANY OF THOSE [screaming] MEDICINES. >> [screaming] >> BRITNEY, I NEED TO GET OVER HERE. >> OH MY GOD, I'M GOING TO DIE. OH MY GOD, I HAVEN'T TAKEN IT IN 5 YEARS. OH MY GOD, OH MY GOD, OH MY GOD, I HAVE A BAD REACTION TO HALDOL. OH MY GOD, OH MY GOD, STOP, STOP, STOP, STOP. STOP. >> [screaming and groaning] >> ALL [snorts] RIGHT. >> WHAT? >> GOOD TO GO? >> YEAH, GIVE HER A T-BONE. WHY DID YOU DO THAT? I HAVEN'T TAKEN THAT IN 5 YEARS. 5 YEARS [screaming] I HAVE A BAD REACTION TO THAT MEDICINE. >> [groaning] >> In Wisconsin, assaulting or causing bodily harm to a law enforcement officer while the officer is performing official duties may be charged as a class H felony punishable by up to 6 years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000. She was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, disorderly conduct, obstructing or resisting an officer, and violating the conditions of a prior bond. She came to visit family, but ended up getting a tour of the county jail instead. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. [music] Thank you so much.