Yeah, they tried to get me to come out of Yep. Universal. Yep. She all the way up into you. >> I'm not fighting anybody. >> No, no, you're not fighting this. >> No, I'm not. But I feel like you like >> on the evening of October 19th, 2023, the Orlando Police Department responded to Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida to address a situation involving a woman who was potentially causing a disturbance and might be asked to leave the park. Below is a video from the body cam footage that recorded what transpired during this incident. >> No, I can get an Uber. What I'm trying to say is go home >> for what? >> You literally can take the bus here and you can go home. >> Is that somebody to come pick you up? >> Um, yeah. >> Okay. So, I'm Officer Lim. This is Officer Oliver. Officer. >> Yeah. They tried to get me to come out of >> Yep. >> Universal, but they didn't explain why. And um I use veteran. I've I've done the whole shenanigans. I've done the [ __ ] rig we're going to roll. I've I I've done the whole bush. I don't I don't care if ever I ever come back here to be honest with you. >> Okay. So, what they're doing right now is asking you to leave property. >> So, do you have a ride coming or >> I have friends that we all So, that's why I called my friends and I said, "Where are you? >> Are they in the park still?" >> Um, it's from what I understanding is that they're very close. >> Okay. >> I don't know how close. >> Okay. Do you know where their vehicle is? Um on the where are we? >> We're at the bus loop. So they're in one of these parking garages. >> Upon arriving at the scene, the police officers approached and interacted with the woman. When they asked her to leave, she expressed dissatisfaction with being asked to leave without a specific explanation. She voiced her displeasure and emphasized that she was a military member feeling that she was being treated unfairly in this situation. >> Do you want to take an Uber cuz you're not going to be able to wait for them? I mean, I don't care if I have to read from you or not. Honestly, like this garbage. >> So, your option is to take an Uber or they're going to press charges for trespass after warning and you're going to go into jail. >> I don't know. They're like talking about pressing charges and like being at Universal because they can't buy the fact that I I'm in the military. They're like, "Oh, well, you know, it's like >> So, we can either start walking towards the Uber. >> I don't know. It's very weird. >> Or we can end up starting to go to jail. >> To the exit right over here. >> I No, I'm telling you that there's people here. >> So, we're going to go over to the roadway to the sidewalk. >> What's your rate? >> Obviously, what? cuz I don't [ __ ] listen to you guys. >> The problem is is that >> the police then presented the woman with two options. Either she could leave the area by calling an Uber or she would face the possibility of being charged with trespassing and potentially arrested. At this point, the woman contacted a friend and the body cam footage shows the police following her out of the area. >> You guys happy with her on the sidewalk? >> She She's apparently going to wait for her friend. I doubt that's going to be a a viable option. >> I mean, if she's waiting for her friends, she's going to come back >> again. Once she's off, >> she's in compliance of the trespassing, comes back. That's up to you guys. You want to >> if you a know and b want to press. >> As long as she knows if you press >> I don't. She's so she's intoxicated enough to where her her understanding of the whole lingo about that is not >> I'm in the military. >> So nice. Let's play. >> So at least you guys have a fence up. She can't just be cut through the bushes. So if she stands there and talks to her friends and waits for them to come pick her up on the roadside now at least she's off property at this particular time. She's in compliance. I mean I'm sure it was explained to her park side. I'm sure you guys explained to her >> during the whole transport. I just don't think it's simple here. >> The officers discussed the suspect with the staff, expressing concerns about her waiting on the sidewalk for a friend and potentially returning to the restricted area. They noted she might be intoxicated and not fully understand the instructions, but confirmed she was complying with the law as long as she stayed outside the restricted area. See if you wanted rock paper scissor for it. >> Oh, you need to open up. Did you open up a >> I just put it out. >> Do we have the previous They're working on it. >> She all the way up indeed. >> I know. We watched you the entire time. >> No, you didn't watch me the entire time because they're sitting there that we paid tickets for. I don't understand. >> I just want you to I haven't pulled my car over. >> I don't know how you do it. >> My car doesn't understand. Yes, we should. >> Are we going to listen or keep talking? >> So, one of us transport >> I'm telling you >> if the hub tent will take the transport. >> Yeah. Yeah. We'll just give them a knock it out. >> Since her friend had not arrived for some time and she refused to use Uber while in the restricted area, the police were forced to arrest the woman. Do >> you have like weird cuffs or anything? >> Um, yeah. My >> Yeah, I'm just going to take it. We're switching off. >> Yes. >> My [ __ ] >> Hold on. Hold on. So, >> I'm not fighting anybody. >> No. No. You're not fighting this. >> No, I'm not. But I feel like it's okay. Okay. >> Just Just relax. >> No, I can't. >> Yep. says, "Thank you very much." >> Just >> just chill. >> No, I'm not going to chill cuz you're you're over here trying to already get me for [ __ ] A Halloween Fortnite. >> What the [ __ ] do you want? >> Where the bag on his car, too? >> So, she's her bag is >> phone ID and the trust. >> Take my phone number. >> Phone's in the car. Just write it down for me or I'll get you on the road. You're not going to anytime soon. I'll get you on the radio. >> It's all submitted. >> Although there was no resistance, the woman became increasingly agitated and refused to cooperate when asked to relax and move her legs. Additionally, it is unclear if she was intoxicated, but her behavior and language exhibited signs of intoxication. >> Can you stop moving, please? Just relax. Y'all already give me a [ __ ] [ __ ] Universal [ __ ] >> It's just difficult today. >> Why are you pushing my arm? It's comfortable for me. >> Won't be that comfortable, but it's good. >> I feel sorry for you. >> I feel sorry for anybody that has to do with y'all. >> Solid. >> Good. You want the window down just with you? >> Do you want the window down or not? >> I'm with my friends. We should edit you. >> Obviously, we're not at that point. But guess what? I will file charges on your badge number. I want it all. >> She's requesting your badge number and all that. >> 10483. >> [ __ ] I want it in writing. But >> like I said, it'll be in the report. >> The woman was arrested for trespassing. She was placed in the patrol car while continuing to express her displeasure despite not showing clear signs of resistance. However, during this time, the woman continued to argue with the officers, demanding their badge information and using abusive language toward a female officer. In addition to trespassing, the woman's behavior could violate section 843.02 of the Florida Criminal Code. Specifically, if she failed to cooperate with the police when requested, refused to comply with legitimate police requests, or deliberately obstructed the officers in the performance of their duties, she could be charged under this statute. Furthermore, under section 847.011 011 of the Florida Criminal Code. If the woman used obscene or abusive language toward the police or others in public, she could be prosecuted under this law. >> Stop it on camera. >> You're not camera. >> Because you're telling me. Because you're telling me. A mother leaves her young child at home, falls into a spiral of drinking and stealing at Walmart. >> Stop. Try me. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Get off my Let go of her. >> No. >> Leave her alone. Leave her alone. >> WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? >> AT A crowded Walmart, a drunk woman loses control, challenging the police with chaotic words. But things quickly escalate when she takes dangerous action. other people. I Okay, you called the cops. I'm here. What's going on? You come. These people sad at me. >> I don't care who does dope. I don't like it. >> Okay. So, what is going on? That's what I'm asking him. >> These people here. He does. >> Can you start? >> Okay. Listen. You called me for help. >> Oh, you're going to play that? What is going on? That's what I'm asking you. I just didn't want to be in the corner. Okay, that's all I'm saying is to step out of the door. >> Yeah. >> You want to play? >> Listen. >> You want to play? >> I'm not messing with you. I'm asking you what's going on. >> Do you want to be drug tested? >> Okay. Stop. Stop. STOP. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. MOTHER. STOP. TRY ME. >> STOP TRYING. >> After subduing the suspect, police revealed the tense moment that forced them to take action before being punched in the face. >> Trying. Stop trying. >> STOP. STOP IT. >> STOP. >> STOP. >> STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> All right. Roll over. ROLL OVER. >> STOP. GET OVER. >> Roll over. >> GET OFF MY STOP. >> Pull your hand out. >> You jerk druggiver. Stop. That's who you are. >> You are under arrest. >> Come on. All right. >> No, can't stop. I >> think it's the I died for you. Stop. Not >> try. We're in the main entrance. We got to cut. >> Good. You're going to cut three. >> You said drug addicts undercover. Stop. >> Is there anything on you with the new house? >> But the shock doesn't stop there. The investigation uncovers a shocking secret involving children left alone while their mothers get drunk and cause trouble. >> Give us more problems. That's how it started. >> [ __ ] you too. >> No. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Go get a hobble. Go get a hobble. >> Get any weapons. >> No weapons. Stop. >> I got resisting. Relax. >> I got mother hands. I don't need you. I'll help her run. Help you. Stop. >> Twisting. >> Yeah. Stop. >> Stop. >> Ready. Roll your other side. >> All right. We'll do it for you then. What did you say? >> I'll rip you apart. >> Pick her up. >> [ __ ] drunk you all drug dealers. 12. That's mine. You >> don't try me. >> You I tried to help her. >> Okay. >> As the truth emerges, this woman faces serious charges. And the price may be more than just her freedom. >> Hello, >> my name is Sergeant Jackson. >> Hi, Sergeant Jackson. >> So, walk me through your interaction with my officer today. Kind of explain what happened. >> What would you like? >> Start from the beginning when my officer got on. See what happened. >> Oh, I took my girlfriend in a couple things. >> So, we feed everybody. >> Okay. >> And get a not feeling well, then I take it. They weren't. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I had them all well though. >> You had them all. Well, okay. >> Cuz nobody wanted to ask. >> Okay. Um I'm concerned about the interaction that you had with my officer though. So, kind of talk to me once uh the the officer got there and you were talking to her. What happened? No reason why you were fighting with my officer. >> There's four of you. >> No, I'm asking you why why it took four of them to to get you restrained. >> I'm asking you that. >> Well, no. Like >> why did it why did they have to restrain you in the first place? First of all, you know why? The suspect has been charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and assaulting a police officer. Child endangerment is still under investigation. If convicted, she faces jail time, a serious criminal record, and the risk of losing custody of her children. Next, a mother loses control. A 2-year-old's life is in danger. Police rush in for a dramatic rescue. >> Let go of her. >> Leave her alone. LEAVE HER BEHIND. >> WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? YOU'RE not >> Who is it on camera? >> You're not fit in the camera. >> Because you're telling me? >> Because you're telling. >> The emergency call reported a domestic violence incident with the suspect being a mother who was drunk and took her child away in the night. >> What's going on with you? >> Nothing. >> Okay. Do you want to want to stop and talk to us? >> What? >> Ma'am, I'm trying to talk to you. >> I know. What do you What is it that you need? >> Okay. Everyone called us. >> I don't know why. She kicked me out the car. >> What happened before we got here? >> Uh, nothing. She was harassing me. Call my little daughter a little [ __ ] and I got out the car cuz I cannot stand still. >> Can you Can you stand still? >> Yeah. I mean, I have a a kid with me. How would I stand still? What the >> What the >> What happened? >> Nothing. >> Why would you call 911? >> I'm going to put her sweater on. >> Do you mind? >> We're We're trying to talk to you. What is it that you need? >> What do you mean? You're obviously not. >> You're telling me I'm NOTICING YOUR VOICE. >> AND I'M NOT MY VOICE UNLESS YOU ARE. It's not funny. Talk my little and I need to leave the car because I don't understand that talk. You my daughter does not need to be talked like that. There's nothing other than water and oil in here. So, you can check that. >> Hold up. >> I don't need to hold up cuz I'm not arrested. I know my >> No, no, no. You don't know that cuz YOU ALS SHE SHE ALSO said okay stop. >> She also said what 14year-old pointer do not grab me when I have my daughter in my don't walk away. >> I'm not but don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> And you have a camera on you. Don't touch me. >> Then don't try walking away. >> I AM NOT. I'M TALKING TO YOU. >> We lock you up and TAKE YOUR DAUGHTER AWAY. SO YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN. >> TAKE MY daughter away. >> Stop. Just Just stop. LISTEN. WHERE DID >> WOW. THAT'S AMAZING. Where did this all stem down? Where did this Where did it start today? What happened? >> We were at Enchanted Castle and she never wants to spend money on us. And >> so you were at Enchanted Castle. What What happened from there? >> Are youing serious? >> What What happened from there? >> She called my little daughter a [ __ ] That's not acceptable in any parent term. >> She's She's saying you punch your brother or whoever's in the front. >> Nobody. >> Okay. >> I didn't punch anybody. She wants to take my mother because she's white and she just wants her and I just wanted to be left alone. So I left the car. >> When police approached, the woman struggled, denying all accusations, turning the conversation into a tense confrontation. >> I'm sorry. Trying to take my >> What's your first name? >> Olivia. >> Olivia. >> And I just haven't met. >> No. >> What's your date of birth? >> This is the last time they tried to take my daughter from me. I can't believe she said that. >> Okay. >> I was just leaving in peace. I don't know why she's always trying to take my kids. >> What's your address? >> I don't have one. >> You don't have an address? Are you homeless? >> Yes. That's why. That's why they're trying to take him. >> Please don't take it. >> All right. Hold on. >> They're mad because I'm as well. Yes. >> Okay. Are they coming with you? >> Yes. Yes. I can I can show you. I can show you on this phone. Please. I can show you. >> All right. Just hang on tight. You don't don't go anywhere. Okay. >> I don't know why she's doing this, but I really want to go through the chase. >> All right. Just That's not a good idea. >> No, it's not. You know, just like she's doing this on purpose. >> All right, just hang out right here. Okay. >> Olivia was uh in there uh grabbing liquor. Uh she walked in front of a car with I don't need to explain all this to you. Um they're going to take the baby away if you don't come and get >> She's like she's drunk out of her mind. She walked in front of a car with a in front of a car. So a car. >> She's nuts. >> You you you got to take the baby before the state takes the baby away from So she's going to get arrested. Suddenly, the suspect ran towards the train tracks, pushing his 2-year-old daughter into a life ordeath situation in just a split second. Give me >> No. >> Oh my god. My god. My phone's help. >> No. No. Give me the baby. >> You cannot kick my baby. >> You are You are Let go of her. >> No. >> Leave her alone. Leave her behind. WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOU. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR HEAD. >> You're Stop. >> Why are you scaring my child? >> You're You're not You're laughing at camera. >> You are not fixing camera. >> Because you're telling me. >> Because you're telling me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're hitting me. Look at you hitting ME WITH MY DAUGHTER. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. >> Hands are right here. >> Put them behind your back. >> And what happened? You scared my daughter. You lost me. Go back. >> I got it. I got it. Yeah. Just Just let go. Let go. You got it. >> Scared of you. >> Now you're Now you're under arrest. You're You're >> for child endangerment. You're You're running out of train tracks WITH A KID. >> I'M RUNNING OUT of train. My phone fell. >> JESUS CHRIST. >> MY phone fell. You id. It fell on the >> Now you're under arrest. >> You let that >> You think it's safe walking? >> No. Can you tell me the hotel >> we're at? >> Why are you doing this? >> Uh, just just one more call. Transport. >> Let's don't let it take. >> No. Well, no. It's too late now. >> Please. >> Nope. >> I know it's Nope. But I was listening to more than him. >> And you're obviously under influence of >> I'm not I'm not. My phone. >> I can smell it on your breath. So, you're not in any state to make any hard decisions. >> It's okay. I'll get her back. It's my daughter. I'm open. >> We're going to get you. >> Don't open. >> Okay. Okay. >> A breathless struggle broke out as police desperately tried to rescue the child while the mother fought back frantically. >> Uh, one female in custody and uh, we're good here. >> Can you step out, please? Stand right here. They just lock me up for no reason. >> Relax. What's your Okay. What is your first name? What's your name, young lady? >> Olivia Agelar. I'm pretty sure they should have told you that before I came in. >> First of all, don't talk to me like that. Right now, >> I'm not talking. I'm answering your question. My name's Olivia Agelar. They should have told you that before I came in here, >> young lady, nobody's told me anything about you yet. Okay. >> Now, >> thanks. >> Turn around. Face me, young lady. Yeah, I'm sure I need to hide myself. >> What's your current address? >> Don't have one. >> What is your last known address? >> Don't have one. I've been homeless. I have I actually have a on on my phone um housing. So, you can see that I have not one. >> What is your name? >> I just told you my name. Olivia Aguar. >> Good enough. >> How is that my name? Patricia. >> Good enough. Great. I'm loving this conversation. >> Yo, baby, you could be going home in about 20 minutes. >> I AM GOING HOME IN 20 minutes. This is ridiculous. You're asking me questions as you know. >> I am waiting for a lawsuit. I AM SO WAITING FOR THAT. >> GOOD. I'M >> SO WAITING FOR IT. >> You can get in LINE WITH IT. >> GOOD. And I will. In Illinois, firsttime child endangerment is a class A misdemeanor with a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a fine of up to $2,5000. Police said she was charged with child endangerment, domestic violence, fleeing police, obstruction of justice, and disturbing the public order. LET ME OUT. OKAY, I get it. I'm not going to do it, but please, you have to let go of my arm. >> Two hours ago, you told me you were on your period. >> You can be on my period. I have documentation, sir. That's >> a shoplifting incident at Target turned into a nightmare of chaos. Right inside the interrogation room. >> HEY, YOU'RE TOUCHING MY BOOB. HE'S TRYING TO GRAB ME. HE'S TRYING TO GRAB ME. >> NO. NO. NO. Don't touch. Please don't touch me. I can't. No. No. I can't. Yeah. Damn, man. >> A bold theft was uncovered at Target. The stolen merchandise shocked both staff and police, but the thief's identity was even more surprising. >> I tried to walk out just to at least have something to my name and be able to chill out. And I don't know. My phone just got broke. My wallet just got stolen. I came from a situation at my boyfriend's house. I tried to go to my mom's house. She ended up having everyone come to my room and steal from me. So, I headed down to Chicago with an old friend. Me and them ended up getting into a fight. So now I'm here. I'm trying to make ends meet. I stank. All I wanted was panties and socks to begin with this [ __ ] But I was I was going to put all that [ __ ] into suitcase to make my way. >> Okay. Do you have ID? >> No, sir. Like I said, my wallet was just stolen from me. >> Wallet was stolen. Did you report that? >> Uh what phone? >> Don't need a phone. You could walk into a police station. >> It's a photocopy ID. I wish I wish I had more to my name to have my wallet be valuable, honestly. >> Okay, so it's a female um down on her luck. Had a bunch of stuff stolen from her, fighting whatever with the boyfriend. Uh they got a receipt of over $1,000 worth, but it's like a whole bunch of just like food items, drinks, just miscellaneous stuff that would literally be for a homeless person. Looks like a mat backpack. All right. What uh you guys seen her before? >> No, okay. Um I just called my sergeant and just wanted to make sure. Uh, do you guys are you guys okay with a local ordinance? >> Um, I would be. It's just the fact that whenever it's a huge amount like this, they want us to press charges like the mouth. >> The woman's words revealed a terrifying truth about the chaos that could unfold in the streets of Chicago, leaving everyone frozen in shock. I don't know what >> local ordinance is a ticket basically in Rosemont as opposed to you being charged criminally through the courts. All right. This is a felony amount. Not trying to insert dominance. Okay. I think everybody here would agree. I'm talking to you with respect, not raising my tone. All right. suggestion is that you cooperate and continue to because you have so far. >> And again, >> with the store's approval and my sergeant's approval, we can just charge you given the circumstances. Homeless >> down on your luck. We're not trying to you. Excuse my language. >> Yes, you are. If I go in those streets without some of those supplies, guess what's going to happen to me on that CTA? I'm going to be snatched up and left in a ditch. And then you're going to be the one discovering my body. How you going to like that one? Young Grace slit open in the middle of a ditch. You don't even recognize my face because of how up I am. Cuz that's what happens to young girls in the middle of the night in Chicago. Tell me I'm wrong. >> All right. Do you want to talk yourself into a felony? >> Not talking myself into anything. I'm being honest. If you don't want to hear the truth, if you want to be brainwashed, >> I'm being straightforward with you. Okay. All right. I'm going to go out to the car, start this uh check on the DL image. Mhm. >> Uh, can we cuff her to the bench? Uh, and then I will be back. >> Is she right-handed or left-handed? >> Uh, am I left-handed or right-handed? >> Correct. >> I am right-handed. >> Okay, we're not going to put them on dead. Trust me. Okay, I'm going to put them on your left cuz you're right-handed. The >> confrontation escalated into a heated shouting match. Police shouting, screams echoing through the room, and tension so thick you could feel the blood boil. >> The cops are born in this position without a female. >> Well, so you're going to assault me. You're going to touch me without my permission. >> That's what that is. >> Legally do my job. Okay. >> You are legally going to assault me and touch me without my permission. >> Can you stand up for me? >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Are you going to make us make you stand up? >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Don't touch me. You about to grow my >> [ __ ] Don't you touch >> Stop it. STOP IT. >> HEY, YOU'RE TOUCHING MY TOE. HE'S TRYING TO GRAB ME. HE'S TRYING TO CATCH ME. STOP. STOP. LET ME OUT. LET ME OUT. LET ME get you. Let me know you. You know, any injuries? >> I'm good. >> YOU SLAP ME IN MY FACE WITH YOUR ARMS, YOU PIGS. >> YOU'RE BACK MY back changing. >> Stop. >> He's going to adjust it. Stop moving. I got two grown men on top of ME AS A YOUNG GIRL. YOU ARE HURTING ME. STOP. >> You good? >> I'm done. >> Stop. Stop. Calm down. >> Calm down. >> Calm down. You >> calm down. >> YOU PUNCH OF >> CALM DOWN. Calm down. >> YOU GOT MY ONE CUP. >> Calm down. That's okay. >> I can't adjust you. >> WHEN YOU CALM DOWN, >> when you calm down, I can adjust on you. I was calm down. >> I wish you >> I can adjust it. >> When everything calmed down, the woman's fate was sealed and the accusations might just change her life forever. >> Relax. >> All right. Can you walk over to the >> car? Good. Oh, just take a seat. Seat right here. Okay. >> All right. Can you stretch out your legs for me? >> Thank you. >> Okay. Sit back. >> It's okay. >> Here, I'm going to borrow that leg really quick. >> Just relax. Relax a little bit. It's okay. >> Just Just some straps for safety. >> We don't We don't have a woman paramedic available right now. Okay. What's your name? >> I need a girl. I need a girl. >> We don't have a female P. >> I don't feel com We're going to cover you. We're going to cover you up. >> In the end, Grace was officially charged and taken away. With a formal theft charge added to her record along with resisting an officer, her future took a dark turn. Next, on April 23, 2024, Florida police received a report about a stolen painting worth $8,000 from a luxury hotel. But when they confronted the suspect, the case suddenly took an unexpected turn. >> No, no, don't touch me. You cannot. Please don't touch me. I can't. No. No. I can't. >> I'm nervous. Please. >> Okay, I get it. I'm not going to do it, but please, you have to let go of my arm. Two hours ago, you told me you were on your period. >> You can be on my period. I have documentation, sir. That's I am. >> The woman immediately tried to defend herself with strange and bizarre stories about the painting's origin, but her words only fueled anger and suspicion. >> Your name? >> My name is Selena Rodriguez. >> Selena Rodriguez. >> I have my ID. I give you a sec. So, that painting? >> Yes. >> Where did you get that painting from? >> I got that painting from that hotel right there. >> Okay. But you told me that you drew the painting. >> I did. It has the It has black and white filament on it. I All I did was draw it. It was just a piece of painted paper. It was in the hallway. >> Okay. So, where in the hallway was it at the >> It was in the corner. I guess it was right by a little It just looked like they were taking it off. They were taking pieces off the wall. The guy had a cart on the wall right there. >> You I don't know how to explain it. It just looked like it was taken off the wall. It was like next to a little pile of dirt. >> Yeah. When you told me you you drew the painting just told me that it was ripped off their back wall. >> I didn't rip anything off the wall. It was nothing but a It was >> I'm sorry. I drew that painting with I have >> You told me that you guys found it really I get it. I understand. I have the paint. I'm sorry. My phone. >> I have the paints. I have the thing. I took pictures the whole time. It was nothing but a blank like background background of the picture. I drew the picture itself. That was just a canvas on the I don't know who picked it up or something like that, but I've had it with me. I carry around the whole time. And I've been here for a week and a half. I just fixed our computer in the lobby yesterday and I had it with me. Like I'm not I'm not even from here. I don't ruffle my no feathers and I carry around a guitar like I have a mom. I don't I don't like stuff like that. >> So, let me see your ID. >> Yeah. No, I need your ID first and then we'll go ahead and >> Do you go by another name besides Rodriguez? >> It was Holloway, but I was adopted when I was free. I mean, I haven't had any other last names. I just got we just got um evicted from my house. It's all in my [ __ ] Like I have >> Is it possible for you to be off your phone so you can actually look for the ID? >> I mean, well, she's calling, you know, he's coming up here. Like, this is big. Okay, I'll I'll go and handle that, but I just need to get your Yeah, >> are you okay with me heading out there? She can't find her ID. >> They have a copy of it in the front office. >> Okay. What What's your social? >> My I'm also pregnant, so do not mind me. I'm I'm very very emotional and I can't do it. I'm going to have a text. >> All right. Well, that social security number did not come back to you. >> I have my identification copy at that office, and I would like to see that before we do any of that cuz I don't I'm on file. I've given my name two times. I can't help. I throw concrete in her dust. My identity. >> When she was asked to comply, she screamed, threw her hands up, begged for mercy. The scene quickly erupted into chaos and frenzy. >> We're going to place you in handcuffs right now. >> I'm pregnant. You cannot. I look. >> No. No. No. Please. No. No. No. Don't touch. You can't. No. Please don't touch me. I can't. No. No. No. No. Damn. >> I'm nervous. Please. No. No. No. I'm pregnant. Please. No. I'm going to ma'am. Please. You have to let go. I will stop. I swear. No, you can't do that right now. >> I have anxiety. I have a disability. I'm going to freak out and pass out. Please let me go. I understand that. I am amazing. Sir, you have to listen. I have Listen, I have a disorder. I'm going Listen to me. This is a legal matter. Please listen. You can't do that. I'm telling you, please don't. I'm going to pass out. And if I throw up and I lose my child, you would please. Okay, I get it. I'm not going to do it. But please, you have to let go of my arm. >> 2 hours ago, you told me you were on your period. YOU CAN BE ON MY PERIOD. I HAVE DOCUMENTATION, SIR. I am pregnant. >> You can't be on your period and be pregnant at the same time. >> You do know that you can, but I have a disability and I I am going to pass out. >> Okay. Well, then have a seat on this right here. >> That's just my husband. Your husband? >> Yes. I'm sorry, but I do I'm sorry. I'm not trying to freak out, but I I got I will freak out. I didn't take the pain. And now they're saying I'm I'm not like I can't do this. >> Is she pregnant or is SHE NOT PREGNANT? >> I am pregnant. I >> But she our last shower she had a period. I have cysts and stuff and I I do bleed during my period. >> I have anxiety and stuff. Stuff's not normal. Tell me. You can bleed. You can spot. You cannot have a period. >> I'm not on a Who's the I've only had a dis. Where's your ID? >> My ID. She has a copy. >> Who Who's she? >> You're aggressive. I'm not I'm sorry. I understand. Lady, >> come clean with your full name. >> I am. I get it. I have documentation. That's what I'm saying. I understand what you're saying. >> Ma'am, here's the deal. You just said I'm aggressive. EXPLAIN WHAT AGGRESSIVE IS. HANG ON. Hang on. Let me tell you something. If you don't give them the name, >> I get that. Get your name at the jail. >> I understand that. >> Okay. And we'll put your fingerprints. They'll get who you are. >> So why aren't you giving him the information? >> I just did. I had the >> Then why can't you open? >> I get it. I get it. Like what the heck? >> In the most shocking twist, police discovered they were dealing with the wrong suspect. Not Selena Rodriguez, but a true mastermind still on the run. >> Middle name right in the office. >> Thought you didn't have a middle name. >> I'm saying it's a G. I told you it was freaking Gertude and I didn't I don't accept it. I have all my like I don't I'm sorry I made a joke with you earlier about the Gertude. >> You said you don't have a middle name but it was supposed to be Gertrude. So >> quality in there and verify the lady. >> Can you mind here? I have this lady. >> You saw her face. I saw your face when she gave me the bad name again. You called her by the right name. You started to You called herself. Her name's Tatiana Conley. >> I called her Taylor. >> Her name's Tatiana Conley. Right. I already got a driver's license photo. We're just waiting for the warrant to come back. I thought I'd say >> so Tatiana. >> That's >> No, >> that's you. >> No, I have a Can >> he started to call you Tatiana when you were freaking out. Let's get the full name. Let's pull up in David. >> Oh, we found her. >> I already found her. It's her. Then it's a wrap. >> No, it's not. Can you at least grab my ID? Cuz my ID says my name. Like, can you at least run that at least like me? >> Yeah, let's put on my car. >> Okay, but for real, that's up, man. That's up for sure. >> My car is the middle card. >> But I mean, I have proof of who I am. We'll find out. >> But I'm saying it's right there at that hotel right there. >> Go find out. >> We're fixing to go. Hang on. Let me take Let me grab my uh cooler and my shield. >> You want to put on the other side or this one? >> That side. >> You got to sit down. >> Want us to take things out? We got >> Yeah. >> What do you mean when I go to jail? >> So, she's got to take the theft, but I'm going to take the the warrant and all that stuff. So, he gave me a bad name last time, but it was a trespass. I didn't have the authorization. So, >> yep. Like I'm an adult. Can you please open the window? Like I do. Like that's not my name, bro. I promise you I know. I know who that is. I'm telling you. I have identification with my like it's right there. I have >> We're going to go get it. >> Okay. I can't wait to >> In the end, the shocking truth was revealed. This was no ordinary theft, but a serious felony involving stolen art and a network of crimes obstructing justice. The case was far more complicated than anyone imagined. >> Are you or are you not pregnant? >> I am pregnant. >> But you had a period. >> I have cysts in my ovaries. So, I bleed and I >> So, let me ask you this. How far are you? >> I'm about 2 and 1/2 months. >> Have you been tested or do you think you're pregnant? >> No, I've been tested. I have documentation. I do. >> All right. So, >> you take the take them rings and bracelets off. >> Yeah, I can't. They won't come off like that. Oh, they don't. >> You have to Can I Can I use my hands or can you just You want to do if you want to show me how you take them off? I mean, well, they come off there. There's my wedding ring, so I have to like forcibly take it off. Are you going to take my necklaces off? Cuz I got faces and stuff, too. I wanted to take all my stuff off. >> We understand that. >> If I don't want to take them, can you like leave them here or something? >> I'm not going to go into your body. >> Yeah, we we can't legally go. >> Okay. Well, I got to take these off. I really have to go to jail. Go to your wife. >> They're warranty. >> But I don't I'm saying we're still waiting to see if you ever want. >> Okay. Thank you. I don't I'm still on probation. That's what I'm saying. I don't should I'm scared. I have This thing is really weird. I'll pass out and I'm scared. It beats me the hell out and I work myself up and I just don't want to. I don't do that. >> I got to go back to jail. I just got out. I've been doing everything I should do and my family has nothing. I'm the only one who makes me type of money. >> Now, where's your PO at city? >> City. Who's your PO? >> I don't remember his name. We hold that guy. I don't remember his name. It's some It sounds African almost, but I don't remember. But I talked to him like drug re rehabilitation classes right here in I mean I go every week. I do what I'm supposed to. I take my drug test. through everything. I was like, I can't. And it all happened cuz I was stupid. Like, no. Did nobody else has ID? And I I was just like loving people before yourself. I don't >> Florida law states that grand theft valued at $750 is a thirdderee felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison or probation along with a fine of about $5,000. Tatiana Connley was officially charged with multiple felonies, including grand theft, burglary, drug possession, drug trafficking, and resisting arrest during the police investigation. >> Shut the up. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. GODAMN YOU. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> WOMAN SCREAMED in terror after being tased twice in a row. A GRAB AND GRAB YOU. YOU'RE MAKING ME PEE MY BACK. >> HEARABLE. A car was stopped by police after the driver recklessly engaged in dangerous behavior. But no one expected this normal stop to descend into chaos within minutes. >> I can't roll it down. The car is off. Well, I mean, I can turn the car back on and you roll down. >> Where are we heading to tonight? >> Well, I'm going home. Going home. >> I just pulled over cuz my friend is right there and I was going to stop and say hi to him and he's on the phone. So, >> okay. Do you have an idea on your >> Yeah. 43 South Main and Northwest Washington. It's going to be a silver word. You can barely stand up freaking out of the car. You couldn't talk to me. Your eyes are glossy. Do not sit back down. >> No, because you guys are not going to sit there and do this because you have an assumption. >> Get out of the car or I'm going to arrest you. for obstruction. >> Instruction of what? Get out. >> Sergeant, because you had an assistion. >> Get out of the car. I can smell it coming from you. I can smell it coming from the car. You're slurring your speech. Get out of the car or I'm going to pull you out of the car. >> Just seconds later, she completely lost control, forcing officers to use non-lethal force, leaving her screaming in pain. What did I do? >> Why are you being an [ __ ] >> You have 3 seconds. >> Just get out of the car. >> One, why is he being just get out of the car? All right. >> What the is wrong with me? >> What the [ __ ] >> You want to get tased? >> Roll over. >> Throw my face. >> What the [ __ ] >> Roll over. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. Roll over on your stomach. Roll over on your stomach. >> You just THREW MY LEG ON the concrete. >> Roll over on your stomach. Roll over on your Listen to me for three seconds. >> Roll over on your stomach. >> Please lay down. >> Just lay down. >> You're making it harder for you. >> IF YOU'RE NOT MAKING IT HARDER FOR ME, THEN >> stop or you're going to get it again. Put your hand behind. >> Put your hand behind your back or you're getting it again. Put your hand behind your back. Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. What the What the did I do to you? WHAT THE WHAT the >> All right, we're going to roll you over on your side. >> That's okay. >> Roll it. All right. We're going to sit you up. You're going to lean against me. Okay. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] DID I DO? WHAT DID I DO? >> Just lean back against my knee. I'm not resisting. >> Lean back against me and take a >> throw me out of my car. >> I've seen that. >> Even while being restrained, she kept accusing the officers of slamming me to the ground and repeatedly demanded, "Why are you doing this to me?" >> Just take a breath. Just calm down. We're We're good now. WE'RE GOOD NOW. >> NO, WE'RE NOT GOOD. >> We are good now. >> How are we good? >> How are you throwing my face on the ground? I'm good. Take a breath. >> What the did I do? >> I gave you ample opportunity. >> I told you WHAT I DID. I STOPPED. I STOPPED. >> LISTEN. I gave you >> No, it's not. I gave you, >> dude. Just listen to me. >> Just listen to me. >> We're fine now. >> NO, WE'RE NOT FINE. >> JUST LISTEN. LISTEN TO ME. >> HOW ARE WE FINE? >> DEAR, come here. Just look at me. >> Wait. Just kidding. >> Look at me and listen. Okay. >> How is ANY OF THIS FINE? HOW ARE YOU THROWING MY FACE ON THE GROUND? FINE. >> Look at me. >> You threw my face on the ground. >> Look at me and listen. Okay. >> You couldn't even talk to me. You just threw my face on the [ __ ] ground. >> Look at me and listen. Okay. I asked >> No. Look at you and listen. >> I asked you to get out of the car so we could do some guilt soiety tests. >> Okay. >> You then sat back down in the car. >> No, because you're going to sit here and I came over here. >> I said I said get out of the vehicle. You did not. >> So therefore, we pulled you out of the vehicle. >> No, I didn't get out of the vehicle. >> Once we pulled you out of the vehicle, you decided you WANTED TO FIGHT. >> NO, I wanted to sit down because of the fact that you want to stay here. >> We told you multiple times to put your hands behind your back. You did not. >> You got tased. >> That's again, you did not listen the second time, so I hit you again with the taser. >> Yes, I know I did. >> But the story didn't end there. When it went to court, the final verdict shocked everyone. >> I want a picture of my face is bleeding because your cop slam me on the goddamn room. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hold on. >> Put these on. I want to get these out for just a second so we can pull these back. >> They're right there. >> I came from the tattoo shop. I came to see my friend. I'm on my way home. >> But you want to sit because you're mad at me for what? >> I'm not mad at you. slam my face on the ground. Who decides that that is okay? It's not. >> It's just a little bit like I can't twist my wrist. I can't do anything. I can't move anything at all. Like I can't even nothing. >> Lean forward. >> Just like I know. I will loosen them. Just lean forward. >> I can't even move my wrist and turn them or anything. >> I can't. >> So, you won't be able to move them up. That's kind of the point. >> Is that I mean I know that's the point, but I don't know. Okay, that Wait, hold on. This one. No, >> this >> I don't >> Give me it. Just let go of it. Let go of it so we're not doing this. >> Let go of it. I will give it back to you. Let go of it. >> You can't have it back here. >> No, you can't. >> Nothing at all. I can't do anything with you guys. She was charged with DUI and obstructing official business, receiving a 270day sentence with 260 days suspended, 5 days in jail, 10 days house arrest, a $1,000 cent fine, and full court costs. Before sentencing, she must also complete 90 days to two years of community supervision. A small mistake with a license plate. What seemed like a simple traffic check suddenly erupted into a nightmare no one saw coming. YOU'RE HURTING ME. GODDAMN YOU. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> I DIDN'T GRAB YOU. YOU'RE MAKING ME PEE MY BACK. >> WHEN THE OFFICER ran the plate, the shocking truth about the woman and the vehicle was revealed, causing the situation to escalate dangerously. >> Do you have a phone? >> We have a slew of issues right now. Okay. You're revoked and I'm pretty sure you know >> I do not have a license cuz I got really sick and I never went for my driver's license back. I did. They did take it away from me about 15 years ago. I'm not going to lie. >> Okay. >> And uh I never What do you call it? What happened to license plate? Is that why you stopped me? >> Yeah, there's no there's there was no license plate on the vehicle. >> I didn't know that. I am No. No. >> Well, that's why I told you I need to make sure it wasn't stolen. >> No, it's not stolen. And I don't know what happened to you. >> So, you're revoked. You have a warrant out of magistrate court >> for shoplifting. >> Okay. I don't know. >> I went to court for that. >> I'm just telling you what my dispatch is telling me. Okay. You're revoked. You have a warrant out of magistrate court. >> The registration and insurance on the vehicle are both suspended. >> Oh my god. >> And she's not in a seat. >> Okay. Can you >> I don't I don't even know why you have her in the front seat. >> Mr. O'Hara, please. I'm begging you. Can you please just give me this chance to take her home? Please. How can I give you a break on five offenses? That's what I'm trying to get. >> I'm not doing anything wrong, sir. I promise to God I'm not doing If you can just please let me take her back home. Please, Mr. O'Hara, I will. I promise to God I will never get behind this wheel again. I promise to God you will never see me back there again. >> But you have today already several times. >> No, but I I promise to God I haven't. I don't know what other Jeep you've seen like this. >> This one? Well, I only This is the first time he called me and I came. He wasn't there and I was on my way back. He went >> and the time about 30 minutes ago, 40 minutes ago. >> I wasn't I wasn't me. >> It was you. You told me you This is your second time today. >> No, this is my first time. I went over there and I went and and I'm going straight back now. That's I promise to God. >> You were going you were going from Mccertie to Riverside. I know. >> I don't go to Riverside. >> Listen, I know it was this Jeep. I'm not saying you were the one driving, but it was this Jeep. Does anyone else drive this Jeep? Exactly. This is the only white Jeep that has no license plate with this sticker in the corner because you passed me sitting in front of the fire station going towards Riverside. I'm not saying you went to Riverside, but you went towards Riverside and you accelerated when you passed me and I was going to pull you over earlier. >> A simple refusal to comply quickly turned into a tense standoff as the suspect began resisting and refusing orders. We have What did I just get? So, registration, insurance, revoked, warrant, and she's not in a She's not even She's not even in the back seat. She's in the front seat. >> I can't put her in the back seat. >> Why? >> Because there's a mirror back there, and I didn't want her to get hurt. >> Why isn't the mirror in the back? You can move the mirror. >> I can't move. You're putting her safety at risk back. I know. I'm so sorry, Mr. O'Hara. Please give me this chance to go home, please. I beg you. >> I beg you. You can follow me. >> No, I I can't follow you. My jurisdiction ends at the city limits. Okay. >> So, right now, you are going to be placed in handcuffs. You're not under arrest. You're detained until I can figure out what I'm going to do with her. Don't grab me. Okay. >> Okay. But please, can I at least tell her by >> You're not You're not leaving. You're not leaving. >> Let me tell her why I'm not. >> Stop resisting. Okay. >> You're not under arrest. You're just being detained. Okay. >> Why? >> Go ahead. What do you mean why? I just told you five reasons why. Take a seat on the curb. Okay. >> I don't want it to seem like this. >> Then sit on my bumper. >> What are you doing over here? >> It's nothing. >> You just lifted your shirt up. >> No, I was putting my shirt down. >> Your shirt was down. >> No, it's not. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Stop. Do you have anything on you at all that I need to know about? >> I have a >> Stop reaching. >> I'm going to show you. >> No, stop reaching. Just tell me what you have. >> I have a lighter. Can I give it to you? >> No. I just told you stop reaching. >> Okay, listen to me. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law before I question you any further or try and get a hold of anyone to come pick her up. >> Unusual behavior made police suspect something was being hidden. And the next discovery uncovered a horrifying secret. >> Take his medicine. >> Stop. >> You're not allowed to be checking me. Why not? >> Cuz you're a guy. You're not supposed to be touching me. >> Shut up. >> What? >> Oh, you're hurting me. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. GODAMN YOU. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> GRAB ME LIKE THAT. I DIDN'T GRAB YOU. YOU'RE MAKING ME PEE MY >> STOP. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> This 41's your hurting me. STOP PLEASE. >> OH YEAH. >> MCCERTIE AND CAMINO. >> Do you have anything on you? >> After I cuffed her, she lifted this side of her shirt and she was stuck in her arm. >> Yeah. >> So I don't know if she threw something. >> So I don't have >> What did you throw? >> I don't. >> Why did your attitude go from cool to I'm getting sick. I can't It's >> That doesn't matter. You can't tell me I can't search you. Okay. You are in my custody. I can 100% search you. Okay. >> You made me clean myself. >> I didn't make you do anything. >> Yeah, you did. You grabbed me so hard. >> You grabbed my wrist. >> Video rape. >> No. He grabbed me so hard. He lifted me. >> He lifted me from where I was at. >> Yeah, because you grabbed my wrist. >> NO. HOW AM I GOING TO GRAB YOU? >> HE GRABBED my head right here. >> How am I going to grab you? You're hurting me. >> See, you're grabbing his HAND RIGHT NOW. NO, I'M NOT. >> NEED to take a breath, man. >> Oh, God. >> I'm asking you, do you have anything on you? >> I just want to let you know that uh we're safe. Apparently, she comes from my guy over here. >> Oh, of course. >> So, she told us to uh like do a thorough check. >> Look at that. You just got thrown under the bus. So, lie to me again. Okay. You told me you were coming this way to find a safe place to pull over. >> I was I don't even know anybody over here. Oh, listen. I'm I don't know if you heard. As soon as I detained her, she came over here. She was So, I was >> I saw you. I saw you when I pulled up. >> So, I was I was talking to the kid. She She's got her hands back here and she pulled up her shirt and she was tucking something. I I don't know if she was tucking or grabbing and throwing because I was >> from a minor traffic violation. Police uncovered a chain of serious crimes with one particular charge completely changing the suspect's fate. >> You talking to the kiddo? >> She'd have thrown it. She was right here when she did it, right? Yeah. >> Okay. Now, we're going to go back here to my unit. Okay. >> Can you try? >> Okay. Well, this is the only other unit we have right now. Okay. >> I can't I can't I'll help you. Okay. But >> can you do and help me, please? >> Some help getting up here. But I can't do it. >> Why are you yelling at me? I'm just here trying to help you. Okay, let's go. >> I can't You're hurting me. I have bad arthritis. >> How else am I supposed to help you? You just yelled at me for not helping you. Push up with your arm. >> I can't cuz I have arthritis. These things are hurting me. >> I did not even hurt you. >> These things are hurting. >> Put your legs in, huh? >> So, the way you're sweating right now is telling me that you're on something. Okay. is a condition or no do nothing. It's hot as hell. >> You have been doing nothing but lie to me and I've been trying to be cool with you. Okay. >> I have not lied to you one time. >> Okay. You have Listen, I've had two people tell me the truth. >> Uh I don't care what anybody has told you. Only I know the truth. >> No, apparently not. You've been lying to me. >> I don't care what you say. >> Is there anything in that Jeep I need to know about? >> Nope. >> Okay. Oh, >> and if there is that keeps them parked up for a long time and everybody puts their junk in it. >> Yeah. Well, unfortunately, I've seen you driving it three times today. Okay. >> No, you didn't. >> Yep. I did. I don't care what you >> In New Mexico, child abuse can result in up to three years in prison and a fine of around $5,000. The woman was officially charged with a long list of crimes including child abuse, resisting law enforcement, vehicle theft, grand lararseny, and driving without a license or insurance. The car was not registered, not safe, and unfit for children. The case is now pending trial, and the children were placed in protective custody. >> Let me see your hands right now. Let me see your hands. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. >> Stop. >> Who else is in here? You're not under arrest at this time. I just need to talk to him and possibly call a few detectives. >> A reckless mother gambled with her life only to face an unimaginable ending. >> Just come out. Come here, ma'am. >> Just stop resisting. Hold on, baby. I'll be right with you. >> You guys, I had money to pay for my stuff. I had money to pay for my stuff. This guy is locking the door and stuff and I'm like, come any closer to my car. I'm going to spray you with my pepper spray. I weren't >> stopped that seemed ordinary became a horrific discovery when police spotted something terrifying behind the car's tinted windows. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS RIGHT NOW. Let me see your hands. Step out. Okay. Step out. >> Step out. Who else is in the vehicle? Bring down the windows. >> Step out. >> Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. >> Stop. >> Who else is in here? >> My daughter. >> You're not listening, ma'am. I'm telling you. I told you to open up. Come here. I need to talk to you. Open up this window. >> No. Come here. >> Just She has a daughter. Hold on, bro. Just come out. Come here, ma'am. >> Just stop resisting. >> Hold on, baby. I'll be right with you. >> Look. No. No. No. Ma'am, I'm giving you commands. Okay. Stand by right now. I'm going to talk to your daughter. >> You do. You're You're going 94. You're going 94 on a 60 on a 65. Are you intoxicated right now? Hey, >> what's wrong? >> You need to relax. >> What's wrong with you? Why aren't you calling? What's wrong with you? >> She's intoxicating. >> Is this really worth it? Is this really worth it? Let go my handcuffs. >> Man, what do you think this is? >> I don't want to use force in front of your daughter. >> My daughter in the vehicle. What's wrong with you? >> Okay. What's wrong with you? >> All right. >> Okay. I'm giving you commands. You're not listening. All right. She appears to be intoxicated, bro. I can smell it. >> Don't resist, ma'am. >> Stop. >> Don't resist. >> Stop. You have one at this time. >> Quit resisting. Just stop resisting, man. This isn't worth it. All right. You're getting more charges at it. All right. Keep jamming behind your back. Let's click this one here. >> I'm not resisting. >> All right. >> Warnings were given again and again, but the woman defied the law in every way possible, pushing police into making a dangerous splitsecond decision. >> How How much have you had to drink today? >> Huh? You going to come in here? >> No. You guys are so right. >> Okay. >> Stop. I don't have to go in there. >> Are you drunk? You're under arrest right now. >> No, I'm not drunk and I don't have to go in there. Get in there right now. >> Says who? Says who? >> Get in there. >> Get in there right now. Get in there. >> Get in there right now. >> Pepper spraying peppers for yourself. >> Get in there. >> Get in right now, man. >> Get in there. This is >> Get in right now. >> I'm going to use a taser. Get in right now. >> Get in there right now. >> Again. Again. >> Get in there right now. 437. Taser was deployed. >> Get in there right now. Get in there right now or I'm going to go ahead and use it again. Sit down. Get in the vehicle. >> Sit down right now. Sit down in there. I'm not going to run. Sit down. Get in the vehicle. >> Sit down. >> Sit down right now. >> Get in the vehicle. >> Sit down. >> What's wrong with you? >> I'm about to dress on you again, man. >> Nothing is wrong. >> Sit down right now. Sit down. >> Go inside. Go inside. >> Get inside right now. >> Inside the vehicle. >> Get inside now. >> Get inside. Pick up your legs. >> Get inside right now. I'm going to dry stun you again. Please don't. >> We get inside. >> Listen to my commands. >> My daughter is right here. >> Hey, stop. That's enough. >> All right. >> Please don't come for 37. >> Put your feet inside for, man. If you can send a 55word deployed, >> that is enough. >> Put your feet on there. >> That is enough. >> Hey, relax. Relax right now. Relax. Okay. >> You want to know why you could >> You're not following commands. You're drinking right now. Okay. And you shouldn't be drinking and driving. >> You could see both of them and you know that you could. You could see both of them, couldn't you? Yes or no? Yes or no? Yes or no? Yeah. Because you're not getting because you know that you could. >> I couldn't see anything. I'm on this arm. Give me your command. >> Oh, yeah. You can see. >> Scream, shouting, and forceful measures filled the air unfolding right before a child witness. >> All right, ma'am. I'm going to ask you something. Okay. Would you want to provide a uh a breath test? Breath example? No. >> All right. Where you coming from right now, man? >> All right. >> My daughter. >> What's up? I'm going to take this up. >> Hope your daughter dies. >> You hope my daughter dies. >> Yep, I do. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. Oh, she already did. >> What? >> How much time have you had to drink, ma'am? >> Holy. Hurry up. One, two, three. Hurry up. You know, I already showed my hands and I didn't have to step out of my vehicle. I'm not stupid. >> All right. So just pay attention. I'm about to read some stuff. Okay. >> I'm just going to read you your rights. >> Hurry up. >> All right. So did I have to say >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against in court. You have the right to consult with an attorney >> to have an attorney present during the questioning. >> My permission. >> If you guys can go check on the daughter, bro, please. Okay. Does he have already? >> All right. So if you cannot afford an attorney, one can be provided to you before questioning at no cost. Do you understand these rights? With these rights in mind, would you speak to me? Would you wish to speak now? All right. So, I can smell alcohol. How much have you been drinking? >> Nothing. Close my daughter's doors. >> All right. Yeah. All right. She's she's refusing SFSTs and any sort of any sort of test. So, initial stop, she's going 91 on uh 75. Windows are covered. She wouldn't follow commands. Wouldn't get her hands out. When she got her hands out, she wouldn't want to come out. >> Both your hands. Put them both out. You couldn't see them. And that's not my fault. >> I told you to step out, right? You didn't You didn't listen. >> You have to. Do I have to? Yes or no? >> You didn't want to talk to me? I don't need to talk to you right now. I do not have to step my feet out and you know that. >> Put your foot in right now. Put your foot in. >> You do not have to step my feet. >> Where's Where's your ID, ma'am? Do you have any sort of ID? Where is it? Where's your ID? >> It's none of your business. >> All right. Watch your foot. >> No. >> Quit quicking my door. >> Once the truth was revealed, serious charges were announced and the consequences were devastating. The woman lost not only her freedom but also custody of her own child. >> Step up. Why'd you put him in the front? Right there. >> Where'd you pee? >> Oh, all there. And then all the way to the >> Put that on there. >> Right there. We have to keep her where if we can put her in one of the offices, bro. And then if we can call grandma, grandma can pick her up. We'll run the triple eye and then start CFD rolling, bro. Cuz it's it's like >> it's everything at once right now. Were you calling? Were you knocking? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, she answered. So, you you gave me your friend's number. The first number you gave me was your friend. >> No, your grandma's going to take her cuz she's Your friend's not a family member. No, she's not. She's she's not primary family member. CFD CFD will not CFD will not release her to her. >> So, we already we already got in contact with your grandma. She's on her way. She now faces a long list of charges including child abuse, DUI with endangerment, using dangerous methods such as reckless driving and speeding, resisting arrest, evading police, and obstructing official duties. The case could result in prison time and loss of parental rights. Next, the moment you watch this body cam footage, you'll see a mother make a shocking decision. Within minutes, both she and her children are pulled into an unimaginable storm of danger. yelling. I had money to pay for my stuff. I had money to pay for my stuff. This guy is locking the door and stuff and I'm like, "Come any closer to my car. I'm going to spray you with my pepper spray." I warned him. >> You're not under arrest at this time. I just need to talk to him and possibly call a few detectives. >> Store employee locked the doors to stop the shoplifter. But that was when chaos exploded. Pepper spray, screaming, and even the children caught in the middle. when you do something for the kids who don't >> are going throughout the store and I'm I know what exactly what he's gonna do and I've seen it before and sure enough he comes through here acting like he's gonna pay and he comes right right by me here and I let him go cuz I already had the front gate locked. I had the doors on off and I could just open them manually. I open the doors for him. He went through shut the doors in behind him. I locked it and I called the sheriff right away. He started beating on my glass and pounding the [ __ ] out of my doors. So I pepper sprayed him, calm him down, get him to stop. He did for about 20 minutes, but then he got crazy again. She He was having communication with her 100%. Bring me water. And and she was getting in my face coming up onto the sidewalk. Asked, "What's going on? What's going on?" She knows exactly what's going on. >> And um I told her, "Do not come near me or I'll see you." And she didn't. And that was good. But then when I walked around to get her license plate, a picture of it, she started getting in my face and being weird. I said, "Don't get in my face." And start backing off. And she sprayed me. I didn't do anything to her. And as soon as she sprayed me, I sprayed her back. The stuff didn't. >> So So you busted this window right here. >> Busted. >> And he went into the store, went out the back door, >> and the customer saw him at the laundry. That he is definitely at the laundry. >> The laundry by the car wash over here. >> And and I'm not trying to be funny or anything. She's lying. I watched that man get out of the car and I watched her spray. >> Well, she said she picked him up down the street for a ride. >> No, she didn't. He was all the guy. I can't breathe. Her name is >> How long ago did they say they saw him down at the car wash? >> Just she just the lady right there that's getting in the car talking to the officer. They just told me he just pulled up >> and he said he went out the door with it and that's when >> 384 and then can you confirm what he was wearing? He was wearing black dark blue jeans. He had a baseball shirt with the number 15 on it. He got the shirt. >> He's got no shirt now. >> Yeah. And he's got a black white. >> Has he took it out on his back? He's got large >> Did he hit anybody? No. He's got tattoos on his face, down his neck, and all. >> During interrogation, the woman unexpectedly admitted to a habit that seemed unbelievable, turning an ordinary case into something far darker. >> I had money to pay for my stuff. I had money to pay for my stuff. This guy is locking the door and stuff. And I'm like, come any closer to my car. I'm going to spray you with my pepper spray. I warned him. >> You said that to him? >> Yes, I warned him once. So, he's coming this way. My son's minding. My son, he has autism. So, he's jumping around. Yeah. Trying to get out of the car seat and stuff, you know. So, I'm trying to get to the door and mind me, this guy has his pepper spray out spraying me and I'm blocking my son and he gets my son in the eye. >> Yes. Now, I had to clean and wash it out. I washed it out and mind me. He's getting my license plate down and he's like, "Oh, you know this gentleman and I'm like, I don't even know him." I picked him up down the road and I brought him this way. If if I wasn't covering the door and him in the front of the door, he would have sprayed he would have sprayed inside the car on my four uncles. >> Can I get your ID and then their names? >> No. Sit down in the car. >> And Angelica, while we're waiting, can I just clarify some things with you? >> Uhhuh. >> So, from what you told me, you picked up this individual. You don't know who he is. Down the road somewhere. >> Yeah. >> Where would you say down the road? So I went there at the car. >> So you picked him up. >> Did he ask you to come here or did you come? >> I came here. So you came here. If he goes inside, you're staying in the car with the babies. >> Yeah, I stayed in the car with the babies. >> You hear something happening at the front of the store. You get out to go check. The manager's yelling at the other individual. Did you pull your mace out at that time or did the other guy? >> No. >> He said, "If you come in, you pull your spray." I said, "Well, what's going on?" that at that point I'm like, "Well, what's going on?" You know, >> and you were by and I was right here by the post cuz she's already going to try to spray me. >> What is it that made you pick up this? >> I don't know. I mean, usually I I mean, I talked to a lot of people around everywhere, you know. When I stopped, I just asked if he needed a ride and he was like, "Yeah, can I get a ride?" I was like, "Okay, well, I'm going to go down to the dollar store." I said, "I got to get some things." >> Did he have anything on him like knives or anything like that? >> Nothing. He just had I believe he was wearing just a white t-shirt and that was it. >> Did he make any statements to you besides he was just going to get down? >> You know, he just said, "I got to get down and get a few things." He goes, "Let me get down first and then then you can go ahead and go in." And he goes I was like, "Okay." You know, cuz I have my kids in the car. >> So, I was like, "Um, I was like, "Well, go ahead and get down first." >> Police had no choice but to read her. Miranda writes the most shocking part was that her own confession became the decisive evidence against her. >> Here's the deal. I need to talk to my supervisor for a second. Based on what you're telling me, I am going to go ahead and just detain you for right now and put you in the back of my car. You're not under arrest at this time. I just need to talk to him and possibly call a few detectives and they might want to speak to you. Okay. >> Witness says she sprayed the the employee first >> and then he sprayed her. She's saying you back. Okay. I was going to say she's saying the employee sprayed her first and she went to protect her child. She got sprayed, but none of what she said makes sense with what the witness said or where she got sprayed. >> Right. >> So >> So yeah, I just they have they have the footage of that little interaction. So pretty much the manager came over here to get her license plate. She got pissed off. Soon as she got behind the car, she reached out and sprayed and then nothing got sprayed. He sprayed her right back and she like kind of ran off to the side. >> Okay. Your name's on Helica, right? >> Yes. >> You just pay attention. Okay. Okay. So, do you have the right to remain silent or make any statement? Do you understand your rights as I've explained it to you? >> Okay. So, quick question. >> Maybe. >> Okay. Who was in the car with you? >> I don't know. >> You don't know who he is? Because from what we're being told, I guess, let me just ask you this. Okay. So, you would be willing to pick up a complete and total stranger with your kids in the car? >> Yeah. I I pick him up all the time. Even like cuz I live right there in the war zone, you know? I live right there in the back side of town. I pick up women and children, too. I pick up older men. I pick up I pick up anybody. >> Okay. So, do you understand how that can be a danger to you and your children? >> I told I told the officer already that I now I understand like that's dangerous, you know, and can lead to things that like this. >> Okay. So, you have absolutely no idea who this guy is. No name, no nothing. Okay. Well, you're going to have to sit tight cuz next we're going to be getting a hold of the crimes against children he Okay. Please no. >> Especially until we got to we got to identify who this guy is. So >> I don't know. Please don't >> hang up. Hang up. >> When child protective services appeared, things became even more heartbreaking and many wondered why these children had to live through such trauma. >> And then what else happened? >> He got down first and went in there, stayed in there for 10 minutes. I he came out was trying to walk out of the store. the man had locked the the door and I didn't know what was going on. They were yelling at each other cuz he came around from the other side of the store. So, I thought it was somebody, you know, somebody red. He's wearing all black. You couldn't really tell if he was a worker or not. He wasn't even wearing worker clothes or anything. So, he comes around and there's an altercation between them and and I get out of the car and I'm like, "Well, what's going on?" You know, and he's like, "What do you think's going on?" And I'm like, "I don't know." And he's like, "Well, he's silly." And I was like, "How was I supposed to know he was silly? I didn't know that, you know. And what about the first perspective? He got close to my car. I felt threatened. My kids are in the car. >> What was I supposed to do then? I'm never going to go with you guys. Like, I'm a teacher. I teach at school. So, this child abuse charge is not right. >> You do have two prior cases with us. >> No, I don't. I've never had CSD. Um, the last report was closed on March 1st of 2023 and it was for an academic shelter >> and then you had we were homeless. >> Okay. And then we had another one back in 2019. >> I don't know what that was for. I don't remember that. Um, you said you're a teacher. What school? >> I teach at Latin. >> Okay. >> I've been a teacher for over 5 years. >> Okay. >> Like I have my own house. I have my own place. I have my own car. >> What is your address where you live? My sister >> apartment seats. >> Okay. >> You're going to stand on those yellow boxes, face the desk. I'll do my search, then we'll do theirs. Okay. Same thing as before. Back of my hand's going to come down in the class. Okay. And then I put her little paper in one of these pockets. >> I'll take phone number. >> Yeah, I'll phone number in this one. So, I'm just going to leave it. Same thing back. My hand's going to come down. >> What happened to your foot? I told my children that comes up. >> New Mexico child abuse is considered a thirdderee felony, punishable at the county level. Angelica was officially charged with child abuse and assault with pepper spray. The children were immediately taken into protective custody and will be placed under supervision by DCF. I have never been rushed towards you. Let go of me. >> NO RIGHT TO PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. I DON'T WANT YOUR HANDS ON ME. >> A trip to the hospital turned into a nightmare, ending with four criminal charges. >> I got it. >> And abused me with no legal rights. Get the rep. >> IT seemed like a routine hospital visit suddenly spiraled into absolute chaos when the woman screamed, "This is my hospital." >> This is your hospital? >> Yes, I'm talking to people right now. Okay. >> Why is here? >> Okay. All right. >> Don't touch me. >> I [ __ ] out of you with this pen goddamn eye. >> I don't I don't want to showing touch, >> ma'am. You You don't >> touch me. >> You can't be pink. So, >> don't touch me. You have to go to an ER to do >> No, I don't. >> And then they >> NO, I DON'T HAVE RY. RY >> THAT. That's how this >> ma'am. >> RY >> IS ALL you have to do is go. >> Don'ting touch. >> We're not going to touch. >> Don'ting touching. Don't go back where y'all belong. >> We can't. >> This land is not y'all. >> Go back where y'all belong. >> Go back where y'all belong. GO BACK WHERE Y'ALL BELONG. >> JASMINE. JASMINE. Do you remember me? Thank you. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. Stop. >> You need to stop. >> Don't touch. >> No one's We don't need to touch you if you just go work with us here. >> Don't touch right now. >> Don't touch me. >> Just sit down, sweetie. >> Get away from her, please. >> Remember you? >> Get away from her, please. >> I think they want to get you in the ambulance. >> I'm not going. >> Cuz every single time I go, I keep on going to the prison. And they keep people on trying to act ON ME >> FOR ALL HELL NIGHT. ALL HELL NIGHT. SMELL THEIR st for THAT INSTEAD OF human that's dead. It's all because of them that I'm stupid. >> OKAY. >> ALL BECAUSE I AM. BUT you're not you don't normally scream like this >> CUZ THEY'RE TRYING TO KILL ME AGAIN. >> NO, WE'RE NOT. >> THEY'RE TRYING TO KILL ME. WHEN I WAS IN PRISON, I WAS ACTING OVER PILLS. >> WELL, we're not in prison. >> I'M BURNING DOWN THERE AGAIN. I WAS PREGNANT. >> I KNOW. PEOPLE ARE TELLING me I'm pregnant. OH, HELL. You hurt your voice. >> No. >> Quiet your voice. It's going to make you sick. You know what I'm saying? Your voice is just going to give you a headache, going to hurt your foot. >> Ma'am, they're not trying to take you to prison. They just want you to get evaluated by a doctor. >> That's prison. Well, we're not going to let it be. I never put you in prison yet. >> Cuz you are my hospital. THIS IS MY CASTLE. THE SAND CASTLE. The >> climax came when the woman pulled out a dangerous object, forcing officers to make a split-second decision. >> Now, come on. Let's go get in the ambulance. Okay, sweetie. >> I had any trust. dear. Dear, look at me. Look at me. Dear >> dear, you don't want none of that. >> Put it down. >> I got it. >> Got it. Hands on. I got her left arm. >> Grab the Oh, you already got it. >> All right. You want to calm down? Take some deep breaths. We're going to sit you up. Okay. Sit up. Sit up. Let me double lock. >> Check your pockets. >> No, I'm good. >> Are you good, bro? >> Ready? Stand up for us. >> Stand up. Come on. We're going to get you some help. What does SHE >> during questioning? She revealed a shocking truth about her actions. A confession that stunned everyone in the room. Are >> officers coming over to CSS while you were there? >> They was supposed to. >> They weren't supposed to. Do you know why they came? >> No. Okay. Do you remember talking to any of our officers? >> No. >> No. Okay. At some point in time, I understand that our officers put their hands on you. Do you remember that? >> Yes. >> Do you know? Can you walk me through how that happened, >> Annayia? >> Okay. What? What? >> Cuz she herself cuz she started to me cuz I said, "No, don't pull up my dress." >> Okay. >> No. No. >> Do you remember when the officers put their hands on you? >> Hm. Do you remember when the officers put their hands on you? >> Back in 2013. >> Okay. >> Talking about today. >> Once they record her, it was she herself. >> They said, "I hell. I hell." >> Do you recall today interacting with the officers over at CSS? >> Yes. >> Do you remember them putting their hands on you? >> Yes. >> Do you know why they put their hands on you or do you know what led up to that? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? Do you remember any of them kicking you or punching you or doing anything like that? Yes. >> Which or both? >> Both. >> Both. They were punching and kicking you. >> Yes. And slam you down the ground. >> Do you know where they punched and kicked you at? >> On my face. >> On your face? >> Yes. >> Do you mind if I take a picture to document that? >> Yes. >> You do mind or you don't mind? >> I don't mind. >> Anywhere else that they punched or kicked you? >> No. >> Okay. And then you said they slammed you down into the ground? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you remember how that happened? cuz I ran to the corner and I tried to stab him in the eye with the taser pen and they broke it and I still stabbed him in the eye cuz I threw it at him and then and then the other cop just came out of the portal. That's all she do. It just come out of the portal. She don't ask for permission. Put the back but the back up. You had a taser pen? >> Yes, >> you did. And you tried to stab him in the eye with it. >> Yes. >> Mind if I take that picture now? Where at exactly? Did they hit you? Just in the face somewhere? >> Yes. >> Okay. anywhere else on your legs, arms, or anything like that? >> I twisted the arm right here. >> Which one? >> But the final twist lay ahead as the true outcome of the case took a completely unexpected turn. >> No. No. I never want to hurt myself. I know that. >> Okay. Any thoughts you want to hurt? But you know what homicidal is? >> I do know what homicidal is. Yes. When you left the hospital this morning, did you do any like marijuana and cocaine, anything like that, or are you still sober? Oh, it's only smoking cigarette. >> Okay. Is the plan right now to live with your grandma so you can get your own spot or what's the plan? That was the plan. >> Okay. Are you not allowed back there? >> I don't know. I don't know what's going on for all hell night. Like I really think Jesus's life. I'm supposed to be his wife. Like my head keep on getting colder and colder and colder. Like I feel like my body is in in the night. My baby body. >> Okay. Okay. We're going to put you in a different room here. Okay. We're just going in the other room so she can ask you more questions. >> Okay. >> My flower. >> She wants to ask you more questions. >> Got my heart. >> The woman was officially charged with assaulting an officer, resisting arrest, inciting a riot, and making serious threats. Next, in the chaos of the night, police received a call about a violent fight between a drunk woman and a man. But when they arrived, they uncovered a shocking truth right outside a neighbor's house. >> I have never been rough towards you. Let go OF ME. >> NO RIGHT TO PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. I DON'T WANT YOUR HANDS ON me and abused me with no legal rights. >> The desperate woman was clutching her seven-month-old baby, insisting she was a victim, being threatened, but her words only deepened the officer's suspicions. >> Crazy white lady broke out our window. She said that we're throwing her house. >> She just broke my >> That lady right here. >> Look it. And she left my garden all over our door. >> She's tripping. She got l >> Can we come talk? Can you talk to her? >> Fine. The door is open. >> Okay. Can I go? Can I go inside? >> Know that. >> Come on in. Sorry. He woke up. >> So, let me talk to you over here now. >> No, I'm my son first. >> What happened? >> My son comes first. So I can do it. >> Are you sure? >> Okay. Cuz these these mothers don't have no right. >> What happened? >> You want to know what happened? >> I had multiple people defending and harassing me. I called you guys multiple times. I asked for a civil servant multiple times. >> And now it got too bad because no one was there. I asked >> and I'm defending my son and I have a bunch of people throwing off shotguns and so on like it's a game. >> Okay. Did you go back and confront them? >> No, because I'm not going to talk to them. >> Okay. >> I'm not the cops. >> Why are people saying that you're over there at the neighborhood? >> I'm not over there. You want to view the cameras? I have cameras. >> You have cameras? >> Will you turn on my phone for me? Are you going to confront the people that physically damaged me? >> Yeah. Yeah, my partner's talking. >> Or am I just going to be parted because I was extra >> and your uh >> When police tried to calm the situation, the woman completely lost control, screaming, crying, and demanding to have everything recorded, turning the scene into absolute chaos. >> The blood dripped from that. >> Uh do you >> I'm a heavy bleeder. >> Do you Okay. I thought it was like a large laceration. >> No, I'm just a heavy bleeder. >> Got you. But do you want them to come check you out still or >> I want people >> as far as >> I'm sorry for being rude. >> So I had my friend over. We were drinking. It's my weekend. My mom was supposed to visit and babysit for me and she bailed. We were only drinking a pint. I can show it to you if you want. But my friend went a lot overboard and it got physical and then instead of supporting us, the neighbors turned against us and just started going off on us >> even though they shot off guns. >> My home has been threatened. My son's window has been busted in. >> So >> I have been threatened. >> So >> my seven-month-old has been threatened. >> That's why we're here. >> So look, they're over there. They're there's another officer. That's fine. I don't give a They still threaten my son, my seven-month-old, who is innocent and has nothing to do with their beef. >> So, cuz I just got here. I was the last officer, right? You want to explain to me what happened? >> My seven-month-old has nothing to do with their pathetic ass beef. They have no reason to threaten my son. >> How did they >> He's a seven-month-old. >> And I get it. I'm not saying that it's right. Right. So, I'm trying to ask >> I'm calling an my own officer. >> Who are you going to call >> an officer? >> What are we? >> Yeah. No offense, but y'all haven't made it clear that you don't view me as a person. >> Yeah. Jay, can we go outside to the front? >> Nope. I'mma call the next cop. >> I'm telling you, let's go to the front. >> Good. I don't care. >> Okay, >> let's go. >> Let's go. >> Dude, my son has been threatened. You're really going to put your hands on me? >> Yeah, >> I'm going. Okay. >> No. Take your hands off of me, dude. My son is right there. I'm going. >> Take your hands off of me. You have no right to do this. >> In a final frenzied act, she accused officers of racism and caused a full-blown uproar, hoping to reverse the situation. But by then, it was far too late. >> Because record this. I'm not being physical towards them at all, and they're putting their hands on me. >> Record it now. >> Take my phone and record it. >> Record it. Because I'm not being physical towards them at all, and they're putting their handcuffs on me. Yeah, I'm not being aggressive towards you at all. >> You're being charged for coming down property. >> Dude, it's my house that was threatened. >> Okay. You went to your neighbor's house and broke. >> No, I didn't. I have proof. >> Okay, we have multiple neighbors. >> I have cancer, too. >> Your blood is on their front door. >> So is my blood. >> No, they came to my home. I have proof. >> She has a cut on her form. >> Hello. It was bleeding a lot, but it's a small injury. >> Oh, dude. Just take me to jail. >> Okay. >> You're going to treat me like a criminal. Just take me to jail, please. >> Hey, where was the fire department? >> Just go, please. My go. >> Where are you? >> I was insulted anding treated like a criminal. My home was insulted. My son's window was busted in and I'm treated like a criminal for getting angry. So, please just take me to jail. Let me talk to a judge. Please. >> Leave me alone, dude. >> We'll ruin the fire department. >> Leave me alone. I don't care. >> Hold on. Do you want us to check in? >> No. I just WANT TO GO TO JAIL and get this over with. >> Okay. >> I still have video camera. You shouldn't be able to arrest me without my camera as well. You're going to view their testimony and not mine. >> Because I'm white, right? That's all that matters. >> Officer was in there typing her search. >> I have proof. Physical proof. And I have told them that how many times? Four times. Yet this and this didn't answer. And by the way, my camera isn't hooked up to a some average camera. It's hooked up to my phone. And I already gave you the pin to my phone. >> Let the medics ask you these questions. >> And I already told you the proof. And >> once the evidence was revealed, the horrifying truth came out, leaving the woman facing a long list of serious charges with dire consequences ahead. >> For it, >> but you didn't give me the benefit of the doubt because I'm emotional. >> You once asked me for my proof, >> my phone, my evidence, my >> There's six people in this. You put me in here. You can kiss my ass. >> Have a seat for me now. >> Let go of me. >> Have a seat. >> Let go OF ME. >> I HAVE NEVER BEEN rushed towards you. Let go of me. >> Have a seat. >> YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. I DON'T WANT YOUR HANDS ON ME. >> YOU WANT TO get Now you're getting charged for better. >> Good. I don't care. >> You assaulted me. You also abused your rights. Did you check my cameras? No. Did you check my phone or my evidence? No. obvious proof of me being abused. I also have bruises on the rest of my body. But instead of viewing any of that or any of my bruises, you accuse me of being a criminal because I'm emotional. You didn't have the audacity to get to know me as a person you could [ __ ] off. Do I need to make it clear? >> I'm trained in a baton. I'm a licensed security guard. Whether you decided to look that up or not, I could you up. >> Let go of me. >> Sit down. That was >> You threatened my home, my child, >> and abused me with no legal rights. >> Let go of me, [ __ ] I don't want YOUR MANLY ASS HANDS ON ME. You had no problem throwing me in a cop car because I'm white. Because you're all Mexican and I'm white. That's exactly what it is. You racist pieces. >> Twist the wall. >> In New Mexico, assaulting an officer if minor and without escalation is classified as a misdemeanor, punished at the county level rather than as a felony. She was officially charged with disturbing the peace, property damage, assaulting an officer. This case could lead to jail time, fines, loss of child custody, and even restrictions on parental rights. In the end, the baby's cry was taken into protective care while the mother was led away to jail. Hey everyone, what do you think about this case? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us through donations.