get you home. How can I get you back home? >> We're going to get you home. But we >> We're going to get home because you knocking in people's houses. You could get in trouble. >> Who's going to get in trouble? >> Where was the last place that you saw them? What are What are your kids wearing? How are they dressed? >> Police rushed in during the night only to discover the intruder was a woman who had completely lost control. >> Oh no, we don't need none of it. Please don't grab my [ __ ] She open. Yes, she open here. How about get children? Don't give him [ __ ] children. Say no. Say no. Excuse me. From a routine burglary call, police suddenly found themselves in one of the strangest situations of the night. Police were called out on a quiet night, but what they encountered was a woman banging on a stranger's door. >> Get you home. How can I get you back home? >> We're going to get you home, but we >> We're going to get home. Who's going to get in trouble? Oh, no. We don't need none of this. Please don't grab my hair. Where? [ __ ] Gordo, where? >> No ID, no wallet, no phone, just an old, worn out bag. The officers began to wonder. Were they dealing with an unhinged intruder? >> What's going on? Whose house are you knocking in? Why are you knocking on that house? >> Do you live here? No, this is where I stay at. As in where I stay at? >> This is where you stay at? >> Yes. >> You have your ID on you? >> Yeah. >> Well, I'm actually getting it confiscated with my baby daddy. >> Okay. Who lives here? Have you been drinking? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. >> So, that's why I'm trying to make sure that we have documents. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> But who's in this house right now that you What's the name of the person that lives here? The person who lives here right now, I don't have the issue who lives here right now, but they are the person who asked. >> Okay. Who lives here? What's the name of the person that lives here? >> So, why are you knocking in somebody's house that you don't know who lives there? >> It was It was um something different. So, that's the only reason. That's the only reason. >> How'd you get here? Where are you coming from? >> Yesterday, I was getting ice cream. Honestly, I was getting ice cream. Honestly, that's it. I was just getting ice cream. That's it, baby. That's it. And then I was getting ice cream for my babies, which my babies get ice cream from them, which is >> Did you drive here? >> No. No. >> No. If it's more than >> So, where do you live? >> No, I live literally like two blocks down. >> Is this your bag here? >> Yep. That's my bag. And then um my bag. So, my bag is um because I'm homeless, my bag, it has an actual ID in it and everything. >> Okay. >> As officers tried to help get her home safely, the woman's attitude suddenly changed. What began as a simple conversation quickly turned into a heated confrontation. >> Get you home. How can I get you back home? >> We're going to get you home, but we >> Well, we're going to get home. I know we're going to get home. >> Where is that? Because at the end of the day, y'all don't got nothing on me. >> That's why we want to take you home. >> Who's going to take you home? Because you knocking your people's houses, you could get in trouble. >> Who Who's going to get in trouble? >> You going to be >> Who's going to get in trouble? >> You. >> Who's going to get in trouble? >> Stephanie. >> Cuz at the end of the day, I love you. I love you. Like, I literally >> I love you, too, but we need to get you. >> Like, I literally like I tell my people I'm like, "Yo, this my nigga." Like I'll be damn I wish a [ __ ] would when it comes to her. Like be honest. Like be honest. Like let's be honest. >> I'm being honest. >> Tell them [ __ ] them. I got it. Like I got it. >> Let's go. Like [ __ ] them. >> You know how to get back? >> Yes. >> Show me how. >> We got it. Let's go. >> How far? How far? >> Yes. Let's go. >> You want your bag and your shoes? >> I don't need it. Hey, I can I can take my I can take my purse and also you could take your >> your stuff because at the end of the day, you're needed >> like you're needed to be um I guess >> covered and stuff like that. You need to >> I need you to tell me where you live. >> Um at the end of the day, if you're going to go with me, then you need to go with me. Cuz at the end of the day, if you're not going to go with me, then [ __ ] [ __ ] you. >> Okay. Yeah, we can't let her just walk out. Walk in the road and get smacked by a car. >> Ain't nobody getting smacked by no car. >> We're concerned about you, that's all. >> Oh, you're such a petty ass [ __ ] >> Just minutes later, she lunged forward, shouting obscenities and attacked the very officers who were trying to help her. The situation escalated instantly and everything spun out of control. >> Come on. You don't have What happened? What happened to your ID? >> What happened to your ID? >> Well, I guess you don't need none of it, right? >> What happened to your ID? >> Oh, no. We don't need none of it. >> No, no, no. We're fine. >> Relax. Relax, Steph. >> Oh, no. We're fine. It's okay. >> Relax. >> It's okay. It's okay. We don't need None of it. >> It's okay. >> You need to wait here. >> Yeah, it's okay. You guys leave. >> No, no, no, no. >> Why are you bullying me? >> I'm not bullying you. You can't leave. >> You kind of are bullying me. >> We can't let you leave in the state you're in. We have to take care of you. You can't take care of yourself. >> Can we literally do it like publicly? As in like I know countrywise. I know literally wise. I know. Like I know lyrically wise. >> What's your favorite country? >> Lyrically wise. >> Lyrically. >> Yes. I know what time it is when it comes to me knowing what time it is. >> Hell yeah. Respect. >> I get you on that. I know what time it is when I need to know what time it is, too. >> So, Gordo, what are you doing? >> I'm helping you out. >> Gord, don't help me. >> What do you mean don't help you? We got to help you. >> Gordo, help me. You calling me Gordo? >> I'm not Gordo. That's rude. Am I Gordo? >> Oh, so that means that means you're disrespect. >> That's not what that means. >> That means you're disrespect. >> I'm disrespect. >> Yeah, that >> when her identity was finally confirmed, a series of serious charges followed. And now the court awaits one haunting question. Why did she do it? >> Please don't grab my hair. Where? >> No. I hear But Gordo, >> we didn't want that to happen. But guess what? Let me walk right into that one. >> That's tough. She's trying to slip her cuff. >> You might want to stack her. She might try that on. >> You know what? >> I would never. >> I don't even know what that means. If you guys want to hold her arms, I'll put her in these so she can get out. >> I might be able to slip them over there. Maybe not. Here, take one. >> This is so sad. >> You did this to yourself. When we watch the video later, you'll see that we gave you every opportunity we could possibly >> No, I did. I really did. And you literally like give everything like >> in the state of Florida, assaulting or obstructing an officer in the line of duty, can be prosecuted as a felony, carrying a penalty of up to 5 years in prison, and a $5,000 .0 fine. Stephanie was charged with assaulting a law enforcement officer, obstructing an officer in the line of duty, and misdemeanor battery. Up next, a mother suddenly panics when she can't find her children. Just minutes later, her calm disappears and the nightmare begins. >> You guys got the information of the gate agent? >> No, like they're they're still they're all pretty shook >> out. a another agent apparently at another gate that were able to call for the police. >> Okay. So, we called the planet. There was another agent, Ludy, at another gate that called the police. >> Okay. So, she walks up. >> She walks up. >> Is did she do all that? >> Yeah, baby. Look at that. >> Okay. No, just leave it like that. I'm going to take pictures of her. >> We don't know anything about her. >> She right behind the counter. >> She opened the light. She opened here. >> Get children. Don't give me say yo. I say yo. I said excuse me. She's like excuse me. >> Were you here for that? >> Yeah. >> So we're gonna need your information. Okay. >> You need us to call fire rescue for you? >> Fire rescue. >> Airport 21 [Music] fire rescue to gate D43. report. Staff stood helpless. Police hadn't yet arrived. And within seconds, the mother's fear turned into pure rage. >> You saw your kids out, >> sir. Ma'am. Ma'am, listen to me. >> But you haven't told me. Tell me so we can look for them. Where? >> She went to the bathroom. >> Okay. But where was the last place you saw them at? >> In the bathroom. >> At the bathroom. Which bathroom? I just want my girls. They're going to fall. >> Okay. Well, we need to find your girls. So, you need to help us out. Okay. Where was the last place that you saw them? >> What are they? >> What What are your kids wearing? How are they dressed? >> One of them got a red a red shirt and some black pants. >> Red shirt, black pants. Is that a boy or a girl? >> A girl. >> Okay. How about the other one? >> The other one got some braid braid up. It's a wavy and a bag in the hood. Say >> okay. She's also a girl. So, it's two girls. >> You got the information? >> Red shirt. >> Red shirt and black pants. That was the first one. Sweetie, give us a give us the information on the second one. >> Listen, listen. Listen. You need to help us out so we can find your daughters. Okay. So, answer this. >> Give us a clothing description one more time. these two children. Uh Robinson right now at 11:50. >> When officers arrived, they were met with a woman who had completely lost control, ignoring every attempt by security to calm her down. >> Yep. >> It's two girls. Hey, they're right here. >> Yeah. >> Hi, guys. I don't Let's not >> Let's leave them here. >> Yeah. They don't They don't They don't need to see their mom like that. >> Okay. So, >> you have a Okay. >> Elvis, you want to stay with them? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> The children are fine. Okay. They're over there with an officer. We didn't want to bring them over here to see you handcuffed and stuff like that. >> Okay. Second, second question. Are you from here or you from New York? >> Alabama. Alabama. You have any family or friends here in Miami >> that can come and pick up the kids? >> Anybody that can come pick in New York? Hey, you know what's going to happen? We don't have anybody here in Miami or a friend, somebody. We're going to go to GCF. No, you want to go do it. >> Go, go, go. >> Found the kids. We're >> at the gate. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> They were sitting there waiting for us. >> Okay. Somebody said that she was with two kids cuz she was at the rebooking desk at D55 and uh and that she was rebooked, but they don't know if she's she was going to get onto that flight cuz he was on a standby. >> Damage. >> Damage to the property. >> Uh what are we up to? $4 or $5,000 computer keyboard panel computer kiosk for boarding pass reader. >> Well, that's that thing that was knocked over. >> Two children were still sitting quietly in another corner of the airport just as their mother was being handcuffed in tears. We got mobile [Music] airport, right there. >> All right, guys. Let's go. Let's go. Come on. We're going to do We're going to get set right there. >> Right there. Right there. >> Take your time. Okay. We don't want you to fall. >> Hey, we don't have a a female >> cuz I live. >> The truth came out. Everyone was stunned. A moment of uncontrollable rage had cost her dearly tens of thousands of dollars in damages. She was charged with assault, public intoxication, and disorderly conduct. A single moment of lost control can leave you with a lifetime of regret, but just one calm breath can save you from tragedy. 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. Thank you so much.