His name's Carlos. >> Carlos. >> I mean, I've known him for a week, so maybe I haven't known him long enough. I know he's lying because it's like I have OCD and I've looked everywhere in my exact Why are you still >> I think that's failure to appear. Failure to appear. >> I was told about that and they rescheduled it. On November 17th, 2023 in Florida, a woman contacted 911 to report [music] the theft of marijuana from her home. The police quickly responded to gather more information. >> Hi, good. How you doing? >> I had a friend come by who was just a friend, but um I've never had this happen to me. I have a med guard and I smoke at night cuz I have trouble sleeping. But he took my weed and left. >> I looked everywhere. >> Who is it? >> His name's Carlos. >> Carlos? >> I mean, I've known him for a week, so maybe I haven't known him long enough. >> Where is he? Do you know where he lives? Does he stay around here? >> He said he's moving soon, so I don't know. >> Yeah. Um, we met through a program, >> multiple friends. So, that's >> Do you have like his name or address or anything where he lives? >> Number >> phone number. >> It's just I find it odd that like I mean that's $30 that I spent and you just stole it out of my pocket. >> $30 a month. >> I have a card. So, from a dispensary. >> Yeah, that's >> And your license. >> I know I short hair but >> that's okay. a lot. >> He didn't say he didn't. He just said >> No, I just said your license. >> You thought I was a sir. >> No, he said your license. >> He said license, too. >> I heard sir, but it's okay. >> Oh, no. You didn't say sir. >> I can assure you I didn't. >> You have to cover it up by >> The woman explained that she had a legal medical card and used marijuana at night to help her sleep. She also mentioned that the culprit could be a friend named Carlos, whom she had only known for about a week. She then proceeded to show her medical card to the police. In Florida, individuals can use marijuana for medical purposes as regulated by the Florida Medical Marijuana Gization Initiative Amendment 2. Users must have a medical card from a doctor for qualifying conditions like cancer or epilepsy. Additionally, according to Florida statute section 381.986, Mary Yana must be used in limited quantities and cannot be used in public places. But it's up until December. >> Whose golf clubs are those? Yours? Nice. Golf. >> I've been staring at him like crazy. I really need to call. >> Yeah. Honestly, I need to get going. >> 12:01. So, it's just about to expire. >> I have new prescriptions all set up. I just need to renew the card. But, you know what I mean. It's $30 of my You >> have your uh gone >> license? Your license on you? >> License. I'm getting my license tomorrow because they needed some class done of some sort. Type ID. >> Um I have my passports. >> I'm sorry. I just have never in my life had someone just literally I know he's lying because it's like I have OCD and I've looked everywhere in my exact. >> Okay. So long long story short, you had your friend Carlo was here. How how long roughly was you here? >> Well, he got food. He brought me some extra food. Very nice. But then Yeah, but then like stole my whole entire >> Where was Where was your be at? >> Um like a jar >> like right by my saws. >> Was it like a bag or jar or >> I mean I have a little grinder so it's in the grinder. >> Like a yellow grinder or something. Yeah. Like a blue grinder. >> Blue one. >> So all all the marijuana was in the grinder. >> Yeah. It was already grinded up. >> So it's like it's like kind of shakish now. >> Yeah. There's nothing in it. >> Okay. So he took all the shake out of their grinder basically. >> The woman was cooperative throughout the investigation, answering all the police's questions and allowing them to search her room. According to her, Carlos had visited her home, brought some food, and left afterward. It was then that she discovered her marijuana was missing, and called the police. >> Fine. I'm sorry about the mess. I have all my stuff in hangers, toiletries, extra clothes. I'm moving in into an apartment probably like I say two days tops. >> Very nice. >> Yeah, I'm excited, but right now it's a little messy. Um, I can give it to you and it's nowhere to be found. Like I've checked underneath the sheets. I checked like underneath the toiletry items, suitcase, bath buck. There's not much There's not a lot over here. Yeah. So, >> do you have Carlos's last name? >> I don't. Um, >> you just have his number? >> Yeah, >> that's fine. But he's he's like one of those people where like if I can explain this to you, he's like very helpful to me, but it's like when he doesn't get what he wants, he's going to take cuz he I I think he likes me and I don't like him back fully. But he took my weed and left and he's acting like he didn't take it. And I mean, for God's sake, if the kid has a [ __ ] key to my apartment, I'm a little scared. >> Yeah. Well, obviously don't do that. >> One of them was gone and I definitely think he might have took one and I'm a little bit scared again. So, I might have to go get new ones. Gotcha. >> It remains unclear whether Carlos truly exists, but according to the woman, he stole the marijuana after failing to achieve his personal goals. However, her disjointed story and obsession with the theft led the police to suspect she might be paranoid, especially after they checked her records and found some concerning details. >> Lock in the eye. >> All right. You have This is Here's your medical marijuana card back. >> Thank you. Then here's your >> I hope you understand where I'm >> All right. Well, I mean, since we're standing in here, just to make sure. Uh, do you have any weapons or anything on you? >> Oh, god no. Just my golf clubs. >> Okay. Here's your passport back. >> [ __ ] ton of toiletries and some clothes. I need to definitely get a hang off. >> I'm not going to search you or anything. All right. Well, Lily, you have a open warrant out of Palm Beach County where I just ran your name. So, you're being arrested right now. Okay. >> An open warrant? >> Yep. Failure thing was >> failure to appear. fail to appear. >> I was told about that and they rescheduled it. >> All right. Well, it's it's open right now. So, >> show up. >> Well, it's right now you you I just confirmed it, too. And you have it's open right now. >> Well, why was I told that I don't need to do that? >> I pick that up later, but right now you got an open warrant. All right. You got nothing on you, right? Is there anything you want to take? You want to take the phone, your passport? >> Can I go to the bathroom real quick? >> No. >> Go. Can I ask? >> I just told you you have a warrant open out of West Palm Beach. All right. He just told you what it was for. >> That's fine. And we were going to help you out until we found out you still warrant. I was told by my [ __ ] public defender that >> So, do you want to take your phone and your passport? Hear me out. >> It's not going to change the warrant. It's still active. Okay. >> It turned out that the woman had an outstanding arrest warrant for failing to appear in court in Palm Beach County. Although she seemed surprised and explained that her public defender had informed her she didn't need to attend that hearing, the police proceeded with their duty. Police have the authority to arrest a person if they discover an active warrant against them. This authority applies nationwide under federal and various state laws. According to the Fourth Amendment, if a valid warrant is issued by a judge or court, the police have the right to arrest the person named in the warrant. In Florida, under Florida Statutes Chapter 9001, an officer can arrest a person with an outstanding warrant without needing a new warrant as long as the original warrant is still active. >> No, you're not. >> All right, but why are you stopping? >> Because I'm trying to figure out something. >> You can figure it out the jail. Do you want your phone and your passport or no? >> Yeah, but we might be able to figure out >> You want that to go with you? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, grab her passport. >> Can I ask her a quick question before the door? I'm not checking you out. >> I have a public defender. I've been working. >> Can I please continue to talk? >> You can keep talking while we walk though. >> That's not fair. >> He's giving you every opportunity. >> Can you give me a second, please? We got to Yeah, you are. >> You need to stop. >> I'm not relax. >> You need to stop. >> Relax. >> I am relaxing. >> I just I tried to give you your phone. >> All right, that's fine. >> Come on. Let's go. >> He's giving you texting up and everything. >> I'm trying to get some shoes. I just asked you if you want to choose and you want to keep pushing against me. Now the door is locked. Door's locked. Door's closed. >> Enough patience. I'm just public defender. And she said I didn't need to be at that. >> Like I told you. >> I'm confused. >> It's my turn to talk. Okay. >> Okay. I'm hearing you. >> Like I told you, we need to keep moving along. All you can talk. When we get to the jail, you can call the public defender and if it's all cleared up, then you'll be gone. But right now, we have an open warrant for you because we don't have anything to do with Palm Beach County. But if it's told that it's open and we confirm it, then we have to take you to jail. If everything's clear and they made a mistake, that's on them, not on us. Okay? So, we have to go. >> The police decided to arrest her according to the warrant. And when she resisted and repeatedly questioned them, the officers had to explain the situation. She was also informed that she would be allowed to contact a lawyer and address the matter in jail. I commend the officer for patiently explaining everything and performing his duty responsibly. >> Can I ask why my public defender said I didn't need to be a public? I have no clue. >> I'm not finished talking. >> He's talking while we go. >> All right. I see you. >> The door's locked. We don't have a key now. >> Listen to me. If you keep tensing up and you keep trying to stop, then there could be additional charges. Why do we want to do additional charges? >> There could be. >> No, cuz when I'm telling you to listen to me, you're not. She was taken to jail to resolve the warrant, but the actual charges against her remain unclear. Whether Carlos truly stole her marijuana is also an open question. If you have any additional information about this situation or Carlos, please share it with us in the comments below. >> Get your hands behind your back. >> Get your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> YOU GOT ANY OTHER weapons on you besid >> Oh, no. This is my mom. >> A woman gets angry about not getting free stuff at Walmart and her reaction will shock you. >> I am a pregnant woman. [screaming] >> If y'all want to take a walk, a look at my house. My house don't smell like no dog. It's nothing to do with no dog. There's nothing in my house about no dog. She thought she could bypass the selfch checkout system, but she didn't expect the consequences at the service counter. Woman walked back into Walmart as if [music] she had done nothing wrong. But what she did at the service counter shocked everyone. >> Hi. >> Hey. >> Hey, we got to talk to you. >> No, you don't. >> Don't walk with me like that because you don't know me. We don't got no problem. I just got done exchanging everything. They got everything together. This was paid for under. >> Okay. So, what's the misunderstanding? >> Cuz he said I under wrong, but they can't find these shorts. Like I told him, I paid for everything under spent. $500 a year. >> $250 in one line and 200 another line. He said I under wrong, but how did I underr so I paid for everything else full price besides two joggers? Get the out of here. And I'm telling you the same thing I told him. I don't play no games. I got a ticket son. He watched everything. He said that clearly I underline that but I didn't. Everything is there. >> These shorts are she was using right like some sweatshirt and stuff like that. So that's why she doesn't have any $10 ticket >> and that's what I was talking about. She's saying I mean she's she has like the actual other ticket in her hand. She's like putting it in front of the thing scanning it. This is doing it. So >> okay. So, did she take early? She tried taking out. >> Oh, I guess the things that she was trying to do. >> So, it came out to about 80 something, I think. >> Do you have that uh receipt? >> Yeah. Do we? Yeah. >> Well, it sounds like you didn't actually >> The moment the police took action. Everything exploded with shouts, harsh words, and a shocking statement. Today is my child's birthday. >> My shorts. >> And this is what I'm telling him. did have one pair of shorts worth $5. They're in there on the counter. The other pair was army for tea. They were over there on the counter. Everything I did this lady is over there. All the receipts, the the lounger, everything, everything is over there. Every single thing. >> So, how did how did four or five different shorts here? >> Because for one, you're missing this is a totally different practice. These are all things they're supposed to be on clearance, I guess. So, these are all things that I grabbed out of the store. So that's what they rung up as. And like I told him, I got all the items right there. So if it rung up, you see I run it plain as day. Every single item, everyone. But I'm not going to let you see what I'm saying. So all I'm saying, all you have to do is come in. >> I wasn't even call I'm not I have nothing to hide. >> Um we are going to have to take you into custody. You crazy as for what? >> So you came for the mism. >> Hold on. Wait. Hold on. Wait. Stop. Don't grab me. Hold on. Wait. I'm not I'm not fighting. >> Don't fight with me. You're under arrest. >> Excuse me. Wait. Under arrest. We're not going to fight. >> Stop. Because I didn't under ring. What are y'all talking about? >> First of all, let go of my No. Hold on. [ __ ] No. >> Kenny, you're under arrest. >> Stop. First of all, hold on. >> You are under arrest. >> Stop. Listen. Please. I'm telling you. Listen. Miss. You don't got to do all this. your thing. >> Please stop. >> You are under arrest. >> I understand that. But please stop. >> Stop fighting with us. >> I'm not fighting. I'm just telling you. >> I don't have a problem with that. >> I don't got no problem on your stomach. >> Oh, I don't got no problem with that at all. But y'all not going to just man handle me like this for no reason. It's my BABY'S BIRTHDAY. Y'ALL SICK AS a [ __ ] for this. And I mean sick as >> hell no. Hand behind your back or you're going to get tased. Hands behind your back. You're going to get tased. You're under a house. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What tactic are you using? >> Put your hands. >> Why are you elbowing? >> I got taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. >> For what? >> FOR WHAT? WHY ARE you >> What are you? >> Get your hands behind your back. >> Get your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I'M PREGNANT. SHE screamed amid the chaos, but was that enough to stop the police from pulling the taser? >> What [snorts] the is wrong with you? What did I do? What are you doing? I know, right? >> What are you doing? What the are you doing? What are you doing? >> What are you doing? Take my phone. Take my phone. >> Just take my phone. >> Just take my phone. Put your hands behind your back. >> Take my hand. Listen, when I say you lost your [ __ ] mind. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You >> You're under arrest. >> What do you mean? >> Put your hands on your back. >> Tasha, please record this. Please record this because she's near me and punching me. Kasha, RECORD IT. >> RECORD IT. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR HEAD. >> RECORD IT. CASHA, she choking me. SHE KNE ME. LET'S GO, KENYA. >> DO IT NOW. >> You crazy. >> Let's go. >> I WANT TO HIDE. YOU'RE GOING TO KILL ME. >> My god. >> Get your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> What is wrong with y'all? >> Hands behind your back. >> What? What? >> Hands behind your back. Keep them there. >> Stop resisting. >> My gift card, everything. I'm not resisting. I am a pregnant. >> Why did you stay on my wrist like that? I'm a pregnant woman alone. I don't got no problem not I can lay I can't lay on my >> tough again. I'm pregnant lay on my side. I can't lay on my phone. I'm pregnant. I can't lay on my phone. I'm pregnant. I'm not refusing. I'm not refusing. I am a pregnant woman. >> Taser. >> I am A PREGNANT WOMAN. >> [screaming] >> I DIDN'T do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> From once confidently scanned the wrong price, she now faces prison. A sentence and an expensive lesson that cannot be returned. >> Then was the wrong and I'm pregnant and she need me. Can you get clear? >> And she's punching me. >> Damn. >> Kenya, just relax. >> All of this because I did not I did not speak. >> 216. You have an ammo coming. >> When I say y'all dead ass wrong, I mean y'all dead ass wrong. >> Put your ankles together. >> Get you some better training, Miss Lady. You didn't have to punch me. You didn't have to punch me. You didn't have to knee me because I wasn't resistant. You had no right to put your hands on me. None whatsoever, Miss Lady, because I wasn't resistant. I didn't lay on my sto because I was pregnant. When you told me to slide down, I slid down. >> Hey, for everything. Everything. That's their fault. That's their fault in letting me keep that lower abdomen there. >> Hey, I was standing up on her way back to >> y'all did all this [ __ ] >> Let's have a lower abdomen. I paid for everything I came in this THIS WEEK WITH $500. >> Was charged with retail [music] theft by price gouging, resisting a law enforcement officer, [music] attempting to disarm an officer. Bail was set at $2,500. Due to her prior convictions, she was sentenced [music] to 10 months in prison and 3 years probation. Next, she only asked a relative to look after the dog for a few days, but unexpectedly her return was the beginning of a dead-end legal confrontation. >> For me, this is her sister. They they're my kids side of the family. So, she came to my house and she did my kids hair like she retwisted their hair and then I paid her to basically watch my dog for me for a couple days while I went out of town for a family emergency to Orlando. When I came back, she already knew I was coming to pick the dog up. So, when I told her, "Hey, you home? I'm coming to get the dog." She was like, "Oh, you're not getting your dog back." Like, "The dog's gone." Like, >> she sold the dog. >> She was like, "I'm keeping the dog." >> So now she's just [snorts] giving me all this runaround. Like, so basically, she like sold my dog by the dog. >> Is she here? >> I don't know. >> Yeah, she in there. >> Not trying to ass police. >> I can hear you in there. West Palm Beach Police. How do you nobody get the search warrant to go in there? >> You're not getting a search warrant for a dog, man. >> A dog is like a child. >> A dog is not a child. Dog is an animal. >> A family member. >> All right. So, tell me what happened. >> Okay. So, she came over to do my son's hair. I asked her, "Can she do their hair?" Cuz she retwists. That's like her little side gig. She came over. I told her that I had a family emergency going on in Orlando. >> And I was kind of making a joke about it cuz the dog was at my house barking. So I was say, "Kira, you want to watch your dog for me for a couple days?" And she was like, "Yeah, who are you talking about? Dior or Christian?" I said, "Dior." And she was like, "Yeah, [ __ ] I need I live by myself. I need somebody to keep me company." So I was like, "For real? Are you serious? Cuz I'll give you some money." Gave her $160. I bought We went to Publix. I bought the the biggest bag of dog food because they needed dog food anyways. So I bought the the biggest bag of dog food. I bought water of uh bottles of water cuz I told her I was like, "I give my dog like the good [ __ ] I don't just give them tap water and stuff [music] like that." So, we went to Publix, got all that stuff. >> The door opened. The woman faced the police with a smile. But immediately after, a series of contradictory statements left everyone bewildered. >> As a fool yesterday, >> you called me yesterday, >> huh? >> You called me yesterday. >> Called you yesterday. Was your boy yesterday? >> I wasn't here yesterday. >> You wasn't here yesterday? >> Okay. All right. You mind talking to me real quick? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Well, I'm just I mean, I mind talking to you. I'm not going to run to nothing. >> No, I'm saying I'm saying you >> I just I just letting you know that I'm um order the Uber thing. >> Order what Uber thing? >> The little um circuit car thing. So, I don't know when I'm going to pull up. >> All right. So, Miss Green, do you know why I'm here? >> Um for the dog. >> Okay. What dog? >> Um Tiffany dog. >> Tiffany dog. What What's going on with Tiffany dog? >> She gave me a dog last month. >> Okay. >> She gave me um a Frenchie dog last month. >> Okay. >> She literally gave it to She picked me up. This is my brother's baby mama. >> Okay. >> She picked me up last month. She gave um to do my nephew hair for his graduation. >> Mhm. >> I went to do her I went to do his hair. She live waiting lot to me. So I'm doing my nephew's hair. She had the two dogs in there or whatever. The dog was barking really bad, which that's not the problem of this cancer or whatever. Well, the dog was barking really bad. So when she came back home, she was like, "Kira, do you want a dog?" And I was like, "Yeah, I want a dog." But you know, I can't have a dog because I'm literally on housing. For real. I'm I'm on housing. I've been here for 4 year. I've been here for 4 years. >> She gave me the dog and the whole the whole ride here from Lashahiashi to back here. She was like, "Um, yeah, girl. I'm getting tired of this MFN dog. I don't want this beat." She was calling a dog a beat. I don't want this beat. That's all she do is bark and s up my house like poop around her house. So, I was just like, "Um, okay, cool." Cuz my landlord's son live right in I promise to God I told her this. Um, officer, I don't know your name, but >> Officer Bell. >> Officer Bell. I'm on housing. My landlord son live right next door to me. I don't have a dog. >> Religion, tap water, and even fake necklaces. Suspect uses emotional tricks to avoid arrest, but will they work? >> She went to a trip. She came back before she came back. I let her know that the dog ran away. I don't know what's going on. She think I sold the dog and everything. But I got friends that's helped me with everything. I don't have If y'all want to take a walk a look in my house. My house don't smell like no dog. It's nothing to do with no dog. It's nothing in my house about no dog. I don't know. I have a fake necklace on my neck. I don't know what's wrong with her, but they on drugs and they keep bothering me. I'm in this church, sir. >> Literally, I go to church every Sunday. On my way to church right now, if if I'm able to go to the church because I help them with the um with the pantry every Thursday. I'm the secretary of the Sunday school. I'm literally with I'm literally with Christ, sir. Like in real life, I'm with the Christ. And they trying to they messing with my mental. >> Like I'm not calling these lady. I'm not I can't get nobody to have a car. Mhm. >> Like I'm not messing with these girls or nothing. And the the other one is my blood ass sister. Excuse my language. >> Tequita is my sister. >> Is [music] your sister? >> My blood sister. >> She is the one that started all this because there she's on drugs. >> And she's been like this and with me all my life, like all our life. I'm going to be 37 next Saturday. >> Mhm. >> Everything that she know that's good that's going on with me. She starts with me all the time. And that's the honest to God truth. I'm going to be 30. Something that my sister is telling her, sir. That's the god on the truth. My sister is the root of all of this. >> So what? Um so you [music] said she did give you the dog cuz she was tired of it. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. What color was the dog? >> Um it was gray. I think it was like Yeah. Gray. >> It was gray. >> It was Was it in the other color? You said it was a French. >> Mhm. It was just gray. I don't know if it was had a color underneath or what? Cuz I never like turned it over. So I don't know if it was like a different color, but I know it was gray. >> Okay. Um and you said she call you the inevitable outcome. The handcuffs were reattached amid lamentations and the name Jesus was still mentioned in tears. >> The time when she picked me up, she mentioned the dog and that was um June 10th cuz my nephew my other nephew >> Yes. Because my other nephew birthday is June 11th. >> So I did his on his birthday. She never she mentioned the dog. She just said she had to get him shot, give her shots or something, but she never even tried to come upstairs and look for the dog or nothing cuz the dog was upstairs at the time. But the dog just ran away and I told Tiffany that I don't know why they starting this big old commotion. I don't have any money but the money that's in my wallet and that's like $11. I don't know what's going I don't got no bank account or nothing. It's nothing in my house brand new but the AC and the um the landlord just gave me that AC because my AC went out. >> So did you ever text her and tell her um that you wanted to keep the dog? >> She already had already gave us it was a lot of text messages. It was a lot of text messages. But after she start threatening me, after they start being with the crazy stuff, I delete that stuff out my phone. I'm in a church. I cannot be doing all that, sir. They they want to bring this stuff to my church on Sunday and everything. Like, I cannot be doing all that. Like, I'm literally in the church. I just got saved. And it's just like since I got saved, it they just been effing with me the whole time. And I'm getting agitated. And I'm sorry for like if I have attitude, but you >> I don't know what's all of this is about. >> I have all of my neighborly people see me every day. They don't hear no dog. They don't see no dogs. Everybody around here, these ladies that have been to my boyfriend's job is honest to God, >> I don't know what they told you or y'all. I don't know. But yesterday, they went on to my boyfriend job. He don't have nothing to do with this. >> Mhm. >> He don't even know them. >> Who is your boyfriend? >> His name is Emanuel. But they went to I'm so sorry. >> You got any other weapons on your side? >> Oh, no. This this put your hand. >> You can leave, sir. Can I can I please have somebody come and get my key for my house? >> No, I'll go with you. That's the best place. Best place for put you in two cups. All right. So, it's easier for you. >> In Florida, theft of a thirdderee felony worth $750. $19,9990 is punishable by up to 5 years probation. with five years probation up to $5,000 zero cents. She faces charges of grand theft of up to $5,000. Zero cents. She was handcuffed, [music] read, and taken away, opening the door to a legal process that could include criminal charges. >> I just said, >> how much? One, two, three, four, five. Yes. I just remember me drinking a drink. >> A tense arrest spiraled out of control when the suspect's mother rushed onto the scene and attacked police. >> Rush for battery. >> Yep. Yep. >> Did you have any shots or anything? Did you have any beers? >> I was just like I was just chilling. >> Seeing her son handcuffed, the mother couldn't keep calm. And what she did next made things [music] much worse. A woman suddenly pushed past a line of patrol cars approaching the scene of the arrest. But what happened [music] next sent all the officers into immediate action. >> Back up, guys. Back up. Back up. Hey, I'm giving you a lawful order to back up. >> You want to go TO JAIL? BACK UP. >> Back up. >> Back up. Back up. Let me get the kids. Back up. I can't get my kids. Back up. Back up. Get your hands off. You're stepping on my back. >> I just rush your battery. >> Yep. Yep. Come on. Let's go. >> Start walking situation. >> Back up. Michael, my sister, go over there. >> Just minutes after her arrest, the woman revealed a detail that shocked police and immediately triggered an emergency search of her home. He took off um after all the units went down towards Edgemore and he ran behind the apartment building. So we lost visual of him. >> Hey, listen. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Erica, listen to me. You don't have a lot of options right now. You cannot look at me all you want, but you let Hey, back up, bro. Who told you to come over here? >> Back up. >> Back up. >> What don't you understand about back up? outside. >> You can not look at me all you want, but you just committed another crime with leaving a 3-month old baby at the house by himself to come mess with the police. >> I did, but you don't know that. >> Is there a 3-month-old at the house by himself? That's what you told my partner. >> Someone's there to watch her. >> Okay. That's not what you said. >> I don't care. >> Okay. >> So, how about I go to your house and confirm that? And if that 3month old is by himself, I'm charging with child and DJF can take your baby cuz you want to be all all like ghetto right now and not talk to me. So, I'm trying to work with you. >> You're not working with me. Did you lie to my partner? >> Did you lie to my partner or not? And and tell me. >> Someone's there now. >> Okay. So, you lied. So, you lied. >> Someone's there now. They weren't there. >> So, you lied. Perfect. >> Perfect. >> When questioned about her conflicting testimony, the mother began to evade and react defiantly. But the police had a plan that would keep her from backing down. >> I'm saying though, what's going on with our mom? Like, what she did though? >> So, if you put her hand on the police officer, >> yeah, she got kind of riled up. But like what's your mom's name? >> Erica. That's not like That's like my mom through like >> And how And how old are you? How old are you guys? >> I'm I'm 17. >> How old are you? >> 12. >> Yeah. My my stepdad. He not here. He out here. He's tall. He tall with Dre. He walking around. Y'all didn't see him. That's what I'm looking for right now. >> No, we didn't see him. >> No. >> Can you call him over here? >> No, I don't got his number. >> You? >> Yeah. But her son, I heard about >> Is this the 3-month old right here or is there another one? No, the three-month old. >> This is not a three-month old. >> No, this is a this a that's a newborn. >> Whose baby is that? >> Actually, >> damn. She is 3 month old and tank the three-year-old. >> So, there's another 3-month old. >> No, it's another 2-year-old. >> Oh, so this is a 3-month old. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And your dad, your stepdad is [music] here. >> Yes. He walking around right now. >> And you have no way to call. Do you have his phone number? >> No, I'm going to go look for him. >> Where would he be? >> Like he walking like >> we walked around looking for her. Then that's when >> ultimately the woman faced three serious criminal charges. But what was more worrying was the consequences for her young child and family. >> I guess the stepdad's here, so we're trying to find the stepdad. We made contact with the 3-month-old at the house. There's a there's a 17-year-old and a 12-year-old here with >> And the stepdad is here also. >> You live at right. >> That's your the three month the 3-month old baby. >> You're going there now? >> I'm going there now. >> Okay. Who's is your wife or your girlfriend Erica? >> Man, she in a damn truck. I just got back. >> She She wants to push off an officer, so she'd be [music] resisting in jail. But we're just making sure there's an adult there with the children. >> You don't go there now, man. >> You have an ID on you just so I can I >> just I'm not my address now. I mean I mean >> we just want to make sure that for report purposes you're [music] going to be staying there with >> What's your girlfriend's name? >> Erica. >> Erica. What? >> Okay. So you're that's your that's your child with a three-month old. >> Yeah. >> Or it's you're taking care of it. >> Yeah. Okay. >> We just want to make sure that the baby's going to be okay. >> All right. Here you go, man. Appreciate it. You can bond her out at Orange County. It'll be a couple hours. All right. >> Was taken to Broward County Jail and charged with three counts. Assault on a police officer, resisting with violence, and resisting without violence. She may also be charged with child neglect if her story is true. Next, a mother crashed her car in the middle of the street while taking her five kids to school. But what shocked police most wasn't the stab wound, but the strong smell of alcohol that permeated the scene. theing corner, man. Like, what the where were I was? >> Man, can you talk to me? >> Can I talk to you? Nothing. >> Yeah, you can talk to me. >> Cuz he wasing make me feel okay. >> Like that was >> that was like >> Do you want to sit down? >> No, I don't. I want my kids to be okay. >> Okay. Okay. We'll get to the We'll get to that, but I'm going to talk to you first. Okay. >> Where are my kids? I'll I'll go check on him. But what's your what's your last name? >> I just want to make sure you're okay, too. >> I don't even know my last name. >> Do you drive this car here? >> No. >> Or do you know whose vehicle that is right there? >> It's my husband. It's your husband. >> Somebody go like, "Please, I don't want >> Did you Can you tell me a little bit what happened this morning? How'd you end up?" >> I woke up and then I was like reversing. I was going back home. >> Where do you live? right here in the bathroom. >> Okay. So, you just live right down the road. Okay. But your kids stay here. Where were your kids? Were they babysitting for you? What happened? >> I just came from the bus stop. >> The bus stop. >> What did I do wrong? >> No, I'm just asking you questions. That's all I'm doing. I'm just trying to figure out because we were called out. So, I'm just trying to make sure you're okay. Um, that's that's not what we're trying to do here. We're just trying to get to make sure that you're client where husband >> can't do anything. >> Where's your husband at? >> I was just fighting with him at home. >> So he's at home. >> Is that why you left him? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Is Is that how this happened right here? The eye. Your cut on your eye. >> I don't even know what the honestly tennis. What the >> Hey, so you're telling me that you husband got in a fight? You left? >> Yes. And did you go did you go? >> I left my husband. >> Okay. And where did you go? >> I left my husband. He's literally like around the corner. >> But where did you go when you left? >> I went to go pick up my kids from the bus stop and we went back home. The children reveal the secrets behind the chaotic morning. Arguments, violence, and the mysterious disappearance of their stepfather. Was this just an accident or a sign of things to come? Was mom arguing with dad this morning or no? >> Yes. >> Okay. Where was that at? >> In the house in my room after I came out. Um I I went to go get water and go back and then I came back in my room to get ready and I just hear them start fighting and then my dad grabbed. >> Was it was it between dad and stepdad or mom and stepdad or mom and actual dad? >> Mom and stepdad. >> That's my car. And she and uh the car was driving it. >> Yes. >> Okay. [music] >> I leave it at home for them for them to take the kids to school. >> I just want to make sure it's your car. >> Yeah. And then I used my own car. She So what she told me um I was able to gather um that her boyfriend were fighting. >> She left to take the kids to the school stop. I said, "Okay, what were you driving?" She said, "My cable." I said, "Okay, this vehicle right here." She said, "Yeah, that's my car." I said, "Okay, so you left home, brought kids to rush station. Sorry. >> Oh, here babe. And then then what happened? And then she said, "Then I was on my way home and I was like, okay, how did you end up here?" And she was like I was like, "Who lives here?" And she's like, "Z." And I said, "Okay, well, what were you doing here?" And she couldn't answer. But she I mean, she told me she was driving. >> She told she meant to drive. >> Okay, fair enough. So, I just want to make sure her statement was she got an argument with her boyfriend. She went to go pick up kids from a bus stop. >> She go drop them off. >> Went to go drop them off, but the kids are still in the car. She goes back home towards the code one. >> Yeah. >> Sir, don't don't talk to her. >> Don't talk to I'm looking for you. Are you uh What's your >> Yeah, I was looking for you. We just sent a cop to your house. >> Okay. Well, let's go look. >> I'll talk to you away from her and away from that. >> Okay. >> I was looking for you. I didn't know you got the uh insurance real quick. Yeah. Did that good? >> That's fine. I'll just talk to you separately. I just don't want you talking to her if she's alleging a domestic situation and you're talking to my victim. It's not good. >> Okay. I was making She's my wife. I didn't know that. I didn't know. I'll let you know. >> Rick, he he is disabled and he has seizures. >> Okay. >> And he >> I just don't want him talking to my potential victim. >> But please, I'm just letting you know so that you know how to treat the situation. >> Treat him [music] different. >> Not treat him different, but not cause him to have a seizure. >> Relative burst into tears. She once strangled my son. But what are the police to do when both sides can be perpetrators and victims? 7 in the morning. My question is, if they both put hands on [music] each other, >> shouldn't he be going to jail, too? >> Were you getting that they both put hands on each other? >> He grabbed her by the throat and [music] threw her. >> You witnessed this, too? >> I didn't witness it. One of my grandkids did. >> When they when they came up, she told me that he hit her and the kids also said that. >> I'm going to get I'm going to talk to her myself, but she's kind of >> She's not She's out of it, right? >> She's not going to be able to answer you the way she >> I got to ask her if she's the victim. I have to at least give her a chance to tell me something. Okay. >> It just if that was the case, the only thing that was kind of question that was kind of odd to me is that if it happened at 7:00 and [music] it's 10:00 now, she left and then decided to go back towards the house. >> No, she didn't leave. The car died earlier. This happened, right? This happened since 7:00 this morning. >> She back to the house. >> She didn't leave at 7:00 in the morning. >> I know. I'm saying you're saying it happened around 7:00. She had a chance to leave. She left and then decided to make the decision to drive drunk [music] to go back towards her house cuz she wasn't back to her house with her five kids in the car and crash. >> That's the problem I'm having. >> Right. And I understand that's why we're going to ask them both about the domestic situation. >> Yes. But >> I'm [music] going to be honest with you. >> It might be irrelevant if she just >> I'm going to be honest. >> She could have broke her kids arm. She could have smashed your head. >> I get it. I understand. But all I'm saying is I'm [music] going to be honest with you. He's not going to tell you the truth. The mom's not going to tell you the truth. >> People lie to us all the time. The last time they called that you guys were called over there, they were both lying. So, I'm just letting you know that I'm I'm not cool with it. [music] I mean, if I get it, she needs to pay for I mean, she has >> I'm not cool with it either. I don't condone of it, but I have to have to hear it from one of their mouth. I have to I can't just take away not to put kids on the stand against mommy and daddy. We try not to. We really, really try not to. It's wrong. It's unethical, unor usually. Hey, mom hit dad and they have to get on the stand in front of 12, 13 people. And it just it just don't sound it don't work and sometimes kids get pressured. They get >> and especially as it goes to court. It gets more longer. Yeah. We try not to include kids at all. >> Yeah. >> Is it okay if I go? >> Yeah, you're good. >> Yeah. Okay. >> However, you can get out. >> In a moment of unbridled confession, she said, "I did some coke." And that was the moment things officially spiraled out of control. >> Victoria, >> Victoria, I let you talk to you. Let me touch you. >> I won't stop. If I just really be I cannot be like testing with my baby [ __ ] >> Can I talk to Victoria, please? Okay, let me talk to you real quick. Okay, Victoria, how much have you had to drink today? What did you use? Seriously, >> that I don't even know what the I was given. >> Okay, what do you think you were given? >> I don't know. I felt like I was betrayed in half of my day. Like, I don't know. Victoria, what did you drink today? >> I knew I had the importers. >> Did you have any shots or anything? Did you have any beers? >> I was just like I was just chilling. All I saw was my friendly importers. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink? How many importers? >> Dennis, I didn't even have like many importers. What the? You control the door if that's about I'm asking you a serious question, Mr. How much have you had to drink? You were drinking this morning, right? >> Me today without my kids. >> Okay. How much? >> With my kids with the ever like >> how much? 1 2 3 4 5 >> I just remember me drinking a drink. >> That's what I remember. >> Was it an importer or was it a shot >> or a mixture? What's the next? >> Oh, it's I was the person that everybody was mad at at that moment. >> Okay. Okay. But did you you didn't use any coke or mask or shrooms or anything today? >> I honestly I did do a little bit of coke. >> A little bit of coke. Did you sniff it? You snorted it. >> I snorted it. >> Can you tell me what happened with when you guys were arguing? to >> he was holding me tingling just >> what time he come [laughter] really like before I left the house he had one arm under me and he had one arm over me like [laughter] he's here telling me that I'm [ __ ] holding down He is holding me down like I'm the one that I'm not. >> All right, let me I'm going to place you in class real quick. Take a seat. >> In New Mexico under NMSA SS668112. A first offense DUI is punishable by up to 90 days in jail if aggravated. A minimum of 48 consecutive hours without delay. Maximum fine of $500. 0 cents, maybe as low as $300, 0. Mandatory 24 hours of community service, DWI school, substance abuse, evaluation, treatment if needed. Victoria was charged with DUI and child endangerment. Victoria could face jail time, loss of custody, fines, and slash or mandatory drug treatment. >> Under arrest. >> Okay. Can I keep my phone? >> You take all this off. >> Oh my god. locked up. >> A crazy passenger forced [music] the plane to turn around midslide. >> All I want you to do is stop yelling. >> Lock me up. Lock me up. >> Lock me up. >> Can you come out with me, please? There we go. >> Can I get a reason? >> Come on. Let's go. Go over there. Refusing to leave the jet bridge, she caused chaos at the airport. A woman caused an entire flight to turn around because she refused to leave the boarding gate. But that was just the beginning [music] of a chaotic confrontation with police on land. >> Can you come over with me, please? There we go. >> Can I get a reason? >> Come on. Let's go over there. >> Okay. Can I keep my phone? >> Take all this off. Oh my god. >> When asked to leave the secure area, she challenged, "Give me a reason." And the price she paid soon after was shocking. >> Can you come over with me, please? >> Right here. >> Come on. Go over there. >> Can I get a reason? >> Come on. Yeah. Let's go. Talk over there. I'll talk to them. Come on. >> So, you want like >> We're going to ask a You want to They right They right here. So, you want No, I want to find where my lawyer No. >> So, you want aggressive take me? Okay. >> I'm about to trespass you from this airport. >> It's better if you leave right now. >> We're trying to do it nice and easy with you. Okay. Just go over there and we talk. Okay. >> They literally didn't. They didn't tell me nothing. They didn't have no reason, nothing. They hitting me off this. >> Can we talk over there? Can you hang out with me to my lawyer? >> All right. Tell me. >> $30,000. >> All right. Tell them we're going to call her back. How we can help you? >> I can. We can. >> Listen. No. No. No. No. You got to get out there. >> All right. It's AC out here. >> Yes. >> Anyway, >> it's hot in here. >> All right. That's fine. You know what? about a late plan. >> I tell you now, what's your language out here? You cause any disturbance, you're going to get arrested. >> I'm not sure what's going on. >> So, what's going on? >> You better hang your phone up so we can talk to you. >> I'm not sure, but I want to say so I can be safe. Like, this is for my recording. >> So, listen. You see this right here? We got two cameras right here. Everything is being recorded. So, you know, so anything we have cameras out here. So, for your own safety, you're being recorded everywhere right now. >> So, why do I have to hang up your phone? All right. So we so I can talk to you. >> I'm >> She's asking you to talk to I just want you to walk. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. >> Let's go. Let's go. We can help you. >> Why are you serving? >> Listen. If you need to leave, >> let's go over there to the airside and we can figure it out in a spirit. We can help you. Let's go. >> No. No. Look. Let me let me ask. >> Let's take the shuttle. Go take the shuttle. >> Can I ask one question? >> Get your finger out of my face. >> Can I ask one question? >> Let's go. Let's go over there. >> I wasn't I was >> No, no. Listen. You got to kick the Stop. Hey, come here. I'm talking to you. >> All right. >> You got kicked off. You're not even mentally interfere with the flight from leaving. That's going to be a federal charge. >> I did not trust I don't know yet. >> Okay. Well, you can pull up the footage. >> The police patiently negotiated, offering help. But when the straw broke the camel's back, they were forced to step in and the situation spiraled out of control in no time. >> Can you let me talk? >> You need to listen to Can you listen to me? All right. Look at me. All right. >> I'm trying to help you. If you don't let me help you, I'm gonna run out of patience right now. Okay? So, let me No, >> stop. Okay. And off. >> Okay. >> So, what we can do is we can go down to Spirit to see if they can rebuke you for tomorrow. Okay? Or you're going to have to go home and you can do it yourself. Those are your choices right now. So, what do you want to do? But tell me right now, please. So, the best thing for you right now is to leave. Get somebody to pick you up or you take Uber, whatever you need to do. Leave the premises. That's the best thing I can tell you right now. You need to do >> Can I tell can I ask a question? >> The first option. >> This This is the person on the phone. Can I ask the question? >> Who's the person on the phone? >> Why am I have to do that? >> Because you missed your flight. >> You missed your flight. >> Why did I miss my flight? >> I don't know. I wish I could tell you. You're the one. >> Let's go back to the train over there. >> Find out there's an interference. >> Okay. All right. >> You need your ID cuz you're part of investigation right now. >> You can get my ID. You can get everything. And I want everybody's name. >> Yes, you will get it. Everybody >> and everything is re recorded so you know. >> You know what, Spirit? This has been going on with Spirit. >> You had your DL. >> What's that? >> Do you have a DL? Your driver's license? >> You have a driver's license? >> I have my passport. That's it. >> That's all you have. You don't have a driver's license. >> 35 copy US. >> You want to see you outside when I came and got me? >> One more. One more time. You swear in front of all these people, you're going to get your license. >> Okay. I was sitting on the seat and then they told me they should get up. Like they was telling me that there was the better option or whatever. >> Yeah. So >> I am too. So what is like what is it? >> You want it three times so far. How are you going to do you want to go to the air sign? >> You want to go to the terminal? >> Jail. >> What do you mean for what? >> For what? >> We've asked you multiple times to leave. You weren't leaving. We asked multiple times. >> Because I don't even know what they were talking about the plane. >> I just sat there. The woman insisted she was innocent. But the airport cameras said otherwise. >> Malaysia. What? I guess I shouldn't drink at the airport no more. It's wrong cuz they serve you drinks on the >> My name is >> You know what? >> You can't go into any other flight. I'm trying to explain you what's going on and you seems like you really don't want to help yourself >> cuz I don't understand what's going on. >> I already told you that you are is a person in there. Can I can I talk? >> You can talk in front of her. You can talk to me in front of her. control. >> So what I got is that you >> were you weren't let these people close the door at the at the airplane. And when I got there, you literally were standing at the door and they could they couldn't close the door. >> What did you get before that? >> I have nothing before that. I'm just telling you what I saw. And they just want you to leave the jetway because they have to close the door. That's basically interfering with the with the crew. >> Okay. So what about before that? Y [clears throat] don't give a >> No. Can you please stop that? I'm not I'm talking to you normal. >> I'm talking to you normal. >> I'm just I'm being nice. Listen. Listen. Can you talk to Listen, I'm being nice and polite with you. I don't need that. Okay. >> I'm trying to help you. >> Let me see what happened. So, before the lady came, she just >> Malaysia. Malaysia. Malaysia. I'm sorry. I don't know how to say Malaysia. >> I'm sitting in my seat. off 30. The >> lady I'm sitting there like me and the man next to me we're talking. He said he wanted to out seat like we're just talking regular regular with a a plight of first >> one impulsive act, one moment of defiance and now she's facing serious federal charges. Does her excuse still hold water? >> Listen listen to him please. I need you to take your phone. I need you to take all your stuff. Wait, wait. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. Can I keep my phone? >> You take all this off. >> Oh my god. >> Hey, you don't hang up my phone. Don't put it too tight. >> I don't want to hurt. I don't want to hurt. >> No. Lucid. >> She is already like >> Listen, that even tight even tight. >> Doesn't hurt. Wait. >> It's okay. With the plateaus. >> Is it not? >> Look. Look at that. Look. Look. Can you feel the finger right there? That's exactly how fluent it's going to be. Okay. >> Under arrest. >> Oh, that one's hot as [ __ ] dog. >> Where? >> I left both of them. >> Just going to come here and do the search. >> Okay. >> This is what happens when you always get your way. Huh? >> Well, take the hand off. >> Yeah. >> Ow. It's so tight. >> It is not tight. Okay. >> This is so tight. >> It is not tight. >> Please loosen it a little bit. >> It is not tight. You can't move your wrist and all that. >> It's hurting me. >> We can take it down to the truck court. >> Okay. >> I got the passport and all that. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Can you listen to me just a little bit? >> Downstairs. >> Everything is being recorded. Okay. So, >> some cameras. >> Malaysia was charged with disorderly conduct due to intoxication, a serious violation of aviation security laws. She could also face federal charges if the airline decides to prosecute her for obstructing the flight [snorts] from leaving the gate. Next, a passenger screams loudly in the middle of the airport and accuses the entire flight of racism. But that's just the beginning of chaos. >> All I want you to do is stop yelling. >> Lock me up. Lock me up. >> Lock me up. Lock me up. Police tried to stay calm, but the woman shouted, "Lock me up." >> Was she challenging the law in public? >> She can't be revoked. >> I try her. She started getting >> Yeah. Push me out cuz you're all racist. Get me the out of here. >> Where would you like to go? >> Anywhere. >> You want to go to a taxi? >> No, I'm going sit outside. I'm going out. Y got all races. Y don't like black people. >> All right. Well, we're going to go outside. >> Last name. >> Unlock. >> Okie dokie. What's your first name? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? Okay. I don't know. We're going to go outside. >> Yep. >> You got anybody that you can call it? >> No. >> Sure. Don't. Okay. >> No. Don't fear. Don't fear. Well, I'm going to try to help me until you >> help me. You're racist. >> Okay. Well, we just met, so >> yeah, I don't know you. >> I know. So, how you how you going to say I'm racist? >> You're a racist. >> How? >> And you don't like black people. You only like Puerto Rican. >> Get all the out. >> Well, we're going outside here. >> Yeah. Bye. >> And then we're going to talk. >> I talking Well, the problem >> I'm not talking to you. >> Well, the problem is you can't be here intoxicated. >> Well, bye. I'm not intoxicated. >> That's what you think. >> Okay. >> Y'all want to lock me up? >> No. Really? Honestly, don't want to. We don't want to. We're here. >> Guess what? I meant locked up. >> No, we don't want to lock you up. >> Get the away from me. Like, bye. You're racist. You're white. >> Not you. >> Okay. >> Bye. >> So, how about you and I talk? HOW DO YOU >> I'M NOT TALKING to you. >> No, hold on. >> You're on his side. >> Not really. I just want to get you a ride out of here. >> Mr. Lock so you don't roll away. >> How can we Can we get you an Uber or a lift or a taxi? >> I'm not going nowhere. I will go until I find my flight. I paid $400. >> 354. I know that's a lot of money. >> And none of y'all ain't going to reimburse me. >> Well, they reimburse this [ __ ] When the authorities tried to help, she turned and shouted at them and demanded to be arrested. What made her lose control like that? >> Okay. >> Come here. >> I don't want to. >> I have been locked up. >> I don't want to. Why do you want to get locked up? Then you're really miss your flight home. >> I'm not I don't give a about that. I got lawyers. >> Okay. And I know what discrimination it was. Lock me up. >> This is your refund from Southwest. Okay. >> I'm not picking it up. >> And y'all can stand around me. Whatever y'all want to do. >> Where you from? >> Where you from? >> I'm from where I >> think I'm from where Philly. >> Oh, Philly. >> Where? Where? Billy cop don't with people. >> Okay. >> Can I call Keep calling? >> No, you can call me. >> No, call my sister cuz y'all think I'm white. >> Is your sister local? >> No. Okay. >> Yeah. >> What's your sister's first name? >> I don't know. Focus. >> Take me home. I CAN GO TO Philly when the cops don't give a about us. >> Let's Hey, it's officer. >> Well, lock me up. >> You don't want to lock you up. >> Can you just stop screaming? >> Let's Let's hold on. >> All right. Just Just stop. >> You want violence? >> Cuz I know what you want to do. >> Your sister's asking if you want to go home. >> I lock me up. Yeah. And and and and embarrass the frame. >> All I want you to do is stop yelling. >> Lock me up. Lock me up. >> Lock me up. She's your man. You can't do this. >> Okay. >> Lock me. >> The chilling warning. This is how black people are treated. Is she talking about racism or creating a purposeful chaotic scenario? >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> You're right here. You're good. No, >> I got my fingers right there. >> I'm not good. They hurt. >> You're good. >> It's not hurt. That's not good. >> You're good right there. Look, if I put me up. >> All right, come sit. >> No, I can't cuz my hands hurt. >> How do they hurt? >> They hurt. >> Okay. >> I said they hurt. They hurt. >> Okay, I'll readjust them. I don't think it's going to go any lock me up and hurt me. I don't get Hold on. >> No, I don't care. >> I know you don't. All right. >> I know cuz you don't give white homie. >> Yeah. Lock me up. Give me my bag. >> Oh, you can't. Oh, I forgot. I'm in a white >> I'm in a white neighborhood. >> Yeah. I'm sorry, kids. Yeah. Y'all see people get locked up. This what happened to black people. He's 138 on >> cuz this what happens when you uh when you're black. >> Do you want me to call sister and let her >> No. Call lock me up. >> I didn't know you lock me up. >> All right. >> Lock me up. >> This is going to go with it. >> Lock me the >> I love you. Probably not. >> Yeah, WE HAVE TO. >> BUT WHAT? I don't know. >> When you go to Right. But when you go to jail, they have to do an inventory. It's procedure. >> Oh, well, yeah. I hope y'all take my price drugs in here. And I hope y'all dig all in all in. And I hope you get a good deal. >> Even after being handcuffed and escorted away, the woman did not stop. She screamed, struggled, and demanded to remove her wig. How far had it gone? >> No. You might want this. I want my >> Put your shoes on. >> I don't care. I need my blood. >> They're coming with you. >> I'm going to die. >> Okay. Here. You want to go to that car? >> All right. You better. >> No. I need my blood. >> All right. I'm talking about the cops. >> She got about here. >> I don't give a >> Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Hold on. Take this off. I can't take it off. Okay. Well, group of balls. >> I'm not taking it off until you take the [ __ ] off. I need my luck and I want to die. >> I don't know what you're talking about, [ __ ] >> Okay, you racist. >> That's real or >> Yeah. Take it off. Take >> sir. Rip it off. >> Rip it off. >> Who? I don't care. Listen. Take my blood. Take this soul. >> That is that a wig? >> I'm not take I'm not going in here. I'm going to die. >> I'm going to die. >> What? >> I'm going to die. Talking about a prescription. >> Take it off. >> Take your wig off. >> Yes. >> Why do you want your wig off? >> Cuz the mother I got my um >> it's on the floor. Okay, get in the car. >> According to Texas Penal Code SS42.01, disorderly conduct is generally class C, maximum $500,0 and no jail time. The woman was charged with disturbing public order, obstructing an officer on duty, and refusing to comply with aviation regulations, which carries serious legal consequences. The plane ticket cost $3540, but the dramatic act of cancelling the flight was free. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? 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