I'm not stop. You're going to do what I >> [ __ ] >> Power does not come from the law. It is created by these women themselves. For them, the law is only for others, not themselves. >> I'm not doing anything acting like this. >> Stop. Call my husband. However, the line between an impulsive mistake and a criminal crime is sometimes as thin as a hair with no turning back. Everything started with a seemingly harmless conversation, but just a few minutes later ended in the cold sound of handcuffs. So, what really happened? >> I'm not in the car. May 19th, 2024, a seemingly harmless emotional conflict quickly got out of hand and turned into a tense confrontation with the police force. >> Please, >> we're going to talk and now walk away from me. >> Okay, >> I'm going ask you nicely. Come stand at the front of my car. Come stand at the front. >> Please just >> come stand at the front of my car. >> I understand what you're saying, but like come stand at the front of my car. I I just need to go. >> Come stand at the front of my vehicle, >> sir. Stop. Stop. >> Come stand in front of my car. >> Please stop. >> Come stand in front of the court. >> Please do not walk away from me again. >> Please. Please. Please. Please. I'm I'm telling you. Please >> do not walk away from me again. >> I I'm not I'm not going to do anything. I'm not >> Stand right here. >> Okay. I understand what you're saying. >> Before we go any further, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You have the rights of an attorney. If you can afford attorney one, be a point too. Anytime during investigation, you can stop answering my questions without a lawyer present. Do you understand your rights? >> Yes. And I refuse to answer. >> You refuse to answer. Okay. All right. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to be detained. No. >> You're going to be detained right now so I can go talk to you. >> Look. No. No. No. You cannot take my phone away. No. I'm not >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> We're not doing that. Stop. >> Try give me your opportunity. >> No. I You didn't give me an opportunity. >> I did. You saw me pull up. You started walking away. >> Hey, I can take >> Okay, that's fine. >> Tell them to stop. Mitch. Mitch, please. >> Charge with resistance. >> No, I'm not doing anything. I'm not. Mitch, I'm not. What are you doing? Stop. No, I Stop. Let go. Let go. Let go. Why are you all acting like this? >> Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. When arriving at the scene, officers discovered the woman in a highly agitated state. And the moment she started resisting her detention, the story took a complete turn. >> How you doing today, sir? Are you the one that called? >> Yes, I did. >> Okay. Sorry for that. What is going on today? >> I just couldn't leave. She was going to crash my car. It's a boyfriend girlfriend thing. I didn't I didn't want to have any trouble. >> Okay. >> And I just called so I could just leave. Did she hit you? >> No. >> Why is she acting like that if there's nothing going on? >> Because she I think she drank too much. >> All right. Well, the only reason why she's detained cuz um you work for Leonard. >> Yeah. Don't It's not about drinking. She has mental issues and I don't want to I don't think she has to go to jail. But whatever you got to do, you got to do. You know what I'm saying? >> Okay. Yeah, we'll figure that out. I just I literally The only reason why she was being detained so I can I backed up and she was walking away and I was coming talk to you. I got to get both sides of the sword. >> All right. Well, >> it's not worth breaking the jail. I'm going to go back inside my kids. It's just that just let it go. >> 1423. >> The man involved said he did not want to see her arrested. He just called the police in the hope of calming the situation, but with the alcohol, her words were no longer in control. Her behavior became dangerous and unpredictable. >> What is your name? >> Chad. My name is Austin Love. You have the right to remain south. Do you understand these rights? And with his rights in mind, he wish to speak to me now. >> Do I need to call my lawyer right now then? >> I mean, not really. I'm just I have to ask you I have to read you these. >> Okay. Well, I need to know if I need to like >> call my lawyer right now. Okay. I I have a lawyer. >> Can y'all please let me know what's happening? >> You're being arrested. >> What? >> You're being arrested >> for what? >> For resisting an officer and serving the peace into >> How am I being arrested? I >> Well, whenever he put his handcuffs on you, you wanted to walk away. I didn't want the laser. >> I'm telling you right now, I'm literally just dealing with a toxic relationship. >> I never said you were crazy. >> I will do whatever I need. >> The police clearly affirmed the arrest did not stem from an emotional conflict, but from an act of defiance against officers performing their duties. But emotions, no matter how intense, cannot be an excuse to challenge the law. >> That's a little more than just talking in the book. I didn't resist an officer. I didn't try to walk away. I didn't try. That's not resisting an officer. Resisting an officer is literally running. I did not resist the offic. >> Come on. Look at me. If you can cooperate, I will. >> Listen. Listen. >> You're being charged with peace and resisting an officer. If you can calm down and relax, when you get in there, they're going to 99.9% be releasing you on a summon, which means you'll be here for maybe an hour at the most. But you got to calm down. >> You made some choices tonight that were not good. And that's why you're being booked in jail right now. Okay? I'm not judging you. I don't think you're a bad person, but you know, unfortunately, I have a job I have to do. >> I know, but he's just >> It's going to be okay. on the code and it's code four. >> Just just one second. Please, please, please. >> The woman was charged with two misdemeanors, resisting officers on duty and disturbing public order. She was informed that she could be released after the summons as long as she chose to cooperate instead of resisting from now on. On to the next story. A seemingly normal afternoon at Walmart quickly turned into the scene of an arrest. >> You're gonna do what I >> You [ __ ] >> Stop. >> Call my husband. >> Instead of using the main exit, she chose a risky exit, but not sophisticated enough to bypass the security system. Officers arrived just in time and stopped her before leaving the area. Pull >> away from me. >> Do not I need my bag. >> Don't. I had surgery on my shoulder. Let me go. >> Then walk. >> Don't talk to me like that. >> Walk on your own. >> You don't want me to cuss at you? You will not cuss at me. >> Yes. Please keep on because I've got an officer that's in my family that's on his way. >> Cool. >> And I He can tell you that you won't talk to me like that. >> And you're not going to keep swinging me around. >> Then walk. >> I'm walking. You're pinching my arm. that part. I'm not >> put some glasses right there. >> All right. Where you taking me off into jail? >> I'm not dead. >> That's funny. >> Let myself go. >> You're under arrest. >> It's pinching me. >> Sit down. >> You going abuse me. You might do it to everybody else. Say you will not. You're going to do what I can tell you. >> Let me go. You [ __ ] >> Do what I tell you. >> Call my husband now. >> Stop. >> Call my husband. >> Let's go put her in the car. >> Let me go. >> Let me go. >> You're going to jail. >> You cannot hit me like that. >> Stop. Do you have anything on you? >> Let me go. >> No. >> Yes or no? >> I'm not going anywhere until I talk to my hotel. >> Instead of using the main exit, she chose a risky exit, but not sophisticated enough to bypass the security system. Officers arrived just in time and stopped her before leaving the area >> cuz I'm sure they want to talk to you as well. And then you can talk to them as well cuz they're the ones prosecute. >> Her name is um Sheree. If you am my if you let me see my phone, I can see she's already left. >> So she didn't come here. >> She drove a separate car, but she was here. >> Okay. So she is okay to be by herself. >> I just want to make sure she's not out there waiting on me. >> Okay. >> Because she met me up. Have you been stopped here before? >> If you want to have a seat, stop for shop. You guys want to have a seat? >> Um I had a situation like 5 years ago where I had some people with me and we came from here, but it was sort of. >> Oh, yes, ma'am. I knew that name was familiar. You dealt with me last time as well. You've lost a lot of weight since then. >> I I'm doctor prosecuted. >> I understand, but it was it was thrown out. I didn't have to go to jail or anything like that because of the circumstances. If you remember correctly, there was a group of people with me and the older ladies that was in that was in here was able to prove that it was the um younger adult >> back then. We had to go to court if I believe I remember correctly showed up. >> No, you're in a handcuff. >> No. So EMS just pulled up. They're going to come in and check on you. Make sure you're okay. Okay. >> So first she pushes the lever in and she stands there for a minute. >> Oh, you saw the face. >> Yeah. She got so thick. >> Yeah. >> No, I didn't. If you see what I'm doing, I'm licking my lips. >> Okay. >> I went to the tanning bed and my lips are chapped and then she swapped so that she But if you pay attention, I just pulled the cart there. >> Pull the car. >> C the door open. >> That's when she >> What were you going to do after that? I seen him right there. >> If he wouldn't come, what were we going to do? >> I was going to go right to the front and pay. I have, if you look at my wallet right now, I have the money to pay for it. But she said that she didn't pull the card out the door at all. She gets the car to pull you out before he approaches me. >> We're under arrest for felony, shoplift, and obstruction. Okay. >> Look, you lied to me. You tried to argue with me. You tried to fight everybody here. You you you didn't try and fight me physically, granted, but you are. >> Instead of cooperating, the woman started making excuses. But security cameras don't lie. And this time, excuses couldn't save her from prosecution. >> If there's anything I can do, let me do come up here, work for you for free, do community service. But my >> I'm going to be honest with you, and I'm not trying to be rude, but I wouldn't trust you to work here. >> I understand, but there's got to be something else that we can do. This is your second offense at this store. Ma'am, you've been caught here before. >> But my the first one that you're referring to, I didn't have to go to court or anything because it wasn't the lady that was in here with you determined it was the others they were charged for. >> Ma'am, you're the one in the system. There's no others in the system. It's just you. >> I'm just asking you. Is there Please, is there something else we can do? >> Ma'am, I I can't. If I give you a break, I have to give everybody else a break and I I can't be back. >> My next my next question is, are your children here or child? Cuz that's why we came back. You told me you had children here. >> I don't I don't know. She's already pissed. >> Okay. But she has her own car and she can't find you. She's adult enough to get in her car and drive to wherever she's going to go. It's not a juvenile child. I don't want to leave like a 10-year-old here. >> No, but they are um unattended. >> So, if you have younger children other than the 16-year-old at home? >> Uh-huh. >> What's your address? >> 925. 925. What? If you don't tell me the address, I'm going to charge you the children cuz I got to make sure your children are okay. >> But her sister's with her. My daughter's >> So there is people that take care of her. >> Well, the 16year-old, but by Madison County guidelines. >> Okay. So, what's the address that they are at or going to be at tonight cuz you're not going to be out of jail until Tuesday. >> The police even realized that she had been involved in a petty theft right at this Walmart 5 years ago. She confirmed that the charges were then dismissed, but Walmart did not forget and decided to prosecute to the end >> for doing a lot less than this. I had one earlier today that was a little over $40 and they got locked up. So, if I lock them up, I have to lock you up. >> It's fairness and consistency. If I'm not fair and consistent, then I lose my job. And I'm not losing my job for anybody. Anybody not to lock me up? Please I'll never touch my face on here again. I ma'am I understand that you're concerned about losing your career but what you don't understand is that if I cut you were break and I let you go I lose my career and that's how I support my family >> and I have to support my family >> my family I'm sorry >> for that I you notified right now that you're restricted from Walmart property for at least you cannot enter any or you will be arrested for a trespass done with her >> yeah she's good to Okay. >> Come on. Let's walk out. >> Amanda, >> I can't tell you. >> Under Georgia code SS October 24th 16, obstruction of official duty by word or action can be prosecuted as a firstdegree misdemeanor with a penalty of up to 12 months in jail and a $1,000 fine. >> I honestly think you attempted to shoplift the parking lot. >> I do. I do. >> With all my stuff not in a bag. Uh-huh. But that's just my opinion. But it it really doesn't matter what my opinion is. Walmart's prosecuting. So whether I think you did it or not is irrelevant. >> I'm going to call my dad. >> You will have a chance to use the phone in here. >> No, not anymore. But she did. We had a little wrestling match in handcuffs. Oh my goodness. >> Yeah, I can see that. Um, >> you want to kill him? >> If it's a copper head, I do. >> It's copper. >> Looks like it. It ain't black, so definitely ain't going to bite you now. All right, you can come out now. We killed the snake. You come on out, >> ma'am. Contact my pop of >> Oh, you'll have a chance to call someone. >> The guy that I was telling you about told me that I had grounds to sue the bank. >> You sue whoever you want. Sue whoever you want. You sue me. >> No, I'm not saying that. I'm not saying any more than you. That's all we did. >> Now, with two official charges, petty theft and obstruction of justice, the woman is being held in custody, awaiting trial. And this time, no excuse was enough to stop the gates of law from slamming shut behind her. Two incidents, two common lessons. Cooperation during police encounters and resolving disputes through legal advice, not confrontation, remains the wisest approach. 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.