Hi, it's child neglect when I'm calling the police because he's >> I do apologize for this, but you have been placed under arrest for child neglect. >> Okay. >> Okay. 8-year-old cub missing, but no one knows what it was wearing or what it looked like. An excellent mother plays the victim. >> Jeffrey, we're going to talk to you for a minute. Okay. >> For what? >> I just want to ask my son. >> Was he there when you left? >> So, no, no one was there when you left. No, he was supposed to come, but he bailed on me last minute like he always does. Okay. >> Police found the child in 15 minutes, and the mother spent the rest of the day blaming Tik Tok and the world. 8-year-old boy disappeared in the middle of the street, but his mother couldn't provide a photo of him. So, who really needs to be found? >> Hello. >> Hi. probably a young >> a young minor >> and feel like that he's engaged in doing whatever he want to do. He just want to run around and do what he want to do. >> Mhm. >> And then he was talking about going back and forth out of that with his dad because my oldest son is with they don't have the same. So he feel like >> Okay. Where's Jeff? Where's Jeffrey now? I I went looking and he went and told my mother I'm going to do what I need to do and this and that. He talking gangster and this I don't know. It's the hip-hop uh the the music thing. >> Okay. So, which way he go? Let's go get him. >> This way. How can I go get him when I was already and my knee is already busted from here? I can't run. >> Okay. >> I can run right by >> Who takes care of Jeffrey? You're not able to take care of him? >> I am. >> Okay. Do you need help with like DCF or something? If you can't you can't take >> Call DCF. Call them. Call him. Call him. >> Okay. >> I want you to call him. >> Maybe if you just want to check South Plaza, I guess. Do >> you have a photograph? >> Of course. >> What is 1500 Walmart? >> Black jeans, blue shirt, uniform shirt, like school uniform. >> Oh, uniform. >> Yeah. And um Jordan um shoes. >> What color shoes? >> Um white and blue. >> How tall is he? >> 47. Hm. >> The photo, the picture of him. >> This don't make no sense. And y'all want to put the pants in like like >> Man, we have we don't know what he looks like. >> Y'all, if if y'all want to be against us, y'all stop the YouTube and stop everything that's going on with the >> In order to be able to find your kid, we have to know what he looks like and what he's wearing. >> No, I'm saying like when he approached me. >> When police found the child wandering alone with Candy, they had no idea that this was not the first time it had happened. >> Was he in school today? Yeah. >> All right. We might be able to get a photo at school, too. Does he hang out with any of the neighbor kids or any school kids around here? >> They don't. He don't supposed to hang around the neighbor kids. And that's the thing because they all gay. All in the front and back. They all gay. >> They're all gay. >> Gay. >> Okay. >> And I don't want him to be around that. >> So Jeffree does not have a phone we can track or anything like that? >> No, I haven't purchased him a phone. >> Okay. What about any kind of Apple device we can track? An iPad, watch or anything like that? I'm just asking. So, I don't know. >> He had that all in the house. >> Okay. Let me I'm gonna talk to the neighbor. See if he saw him. How you doing? >> How you doing? >> Do Do you know guys know Jeffrey? >> He still just saw him when we came in standing at the front of the building. Hey, >> he was over there in the corner. >> No, he wasn't in the He was in the front of the building. Hey, >> how long ago was that? >> About we just came about 10 or 15 minutes ago. He was standing there. >> Is this like an ongoing thing? me yet. >> He getting [ __ ] business, >> man. I'm just trying to help you find your son. Okay. >> No, you ain't trying to help. Like, why you even When you last see my damn son? >> When you last see my son? >> I just seen Jackie when we came IN HERE. >> WHEN? I JUST GOT I I PICKED HIM UP FROM school from Uber. >> Didn't you see when we came in, >> sir? I just picked up my son and I'm going to pull up Uber right now. >> Can you Let's Let's not worry about Uber. Let's see if we can find a photo. >> YOU TALKING ABOUT FIND A PHOTO. YES. So we know what he looks like. >> YOU LYING THOUGH. YOU LYING. >> MA'AM. MA'AM, JUST JUST MA'AM. TALK TO ME. >> JEFFREY 15 MINUTES AGO. >> MA'AM CALLED THESE PEOPLE 15 MINUTES AGO. >> YEAH. Sorry about that. >> That's all right, >> ma'am. Just talk to me. Okay. >> It's like they got hatred against me. Like what the wrong with you? >> 111. I have a child here at Southland in front of Plano. If you get 56 over here as well, it looks like it may be a neglect as well. >> Oh, we found Jeffrey. >> Instead of thanking the authorities, the woman started cursing, refusing any inspection, and even accused Tik Tok of being the main cause. >> Hey, Jeffrey. How are you? >> I like I like your shoes. What do you get? What do you got in the bag? Huh? Where'd you get that? >> Oh, cool. What's your favorite one? Sweet. He'll be over there in just a second. What the? >> Hold on just a second. >> I ain't I ain't begging. >> I have my own money. >> What money you got? >> This Jesus Christ. Y'all see this? >> See what he says about. >> Who gave YOU MONEY LIKE THAT? >> I had it. Give it to me. >> Jeffrey, we're going to talk to you for a minute. Okay. >> For what? >> I just want to ask you question. No, I don't want to talk to my son. >> I'm not giving you consent to my son. >> Listen, this is my supervisor. You >> No, I'm not giving you consent and talk to my son. Jeffrey, come on. Come over here. >> No, Jeffrey, come over here. And y'all y'all regarding my right. >> We're trying to figure out why he's Why is he running away from home? >> He's not running away from home. He want to do what he want to do. He He like YouTube and all the other things like other kids do. >> Does he have Does he have his own computer? Yes, it's a computer in there. >> Does he have a a cell phone, too? >> No, it's no cell phone. >> No, just your Does he get on your cell phone and play around? >> Yeah, he play on my um cell phone. He download a lot of games on my cell phone. >> Does he do Tik Tok? >> Yes. >> Yeah, you got to be very careful with that. >> And it's my TV. My TV is >> Yeah, Tik Tok. That's not good to have. >> Listen, I'm going to tell you this. this stuff that goes around in the internet. If anybody need to be prosecuted, we need to prosecute the Tik Tok. >> I agree 100%. >> And these kids with bad language and feel like they need to be something that they ain't. >> Yeah. It's changing changing kids perspectives. >> I mean, >> and it's a danger. It's a danger cuz they're saying everything that's going on. >> The rap music as well. The rap music as well is is dominant. It's like a demon. The child said his mother locked him out of the house for hours. The mother called 911 in the middle of the police interview. The situation spiraled out of control. >> So what why did you decide to walk away today? >> No, I just went to the store cuz just to clean my mind. >> Clean your mind? Why? Why do you want to clean your mind? What's going on? >> I'm doing because I had a girlfriend and >> Yeah. Did mom know where you were going? Did you didn't tell mommy we were going? >> She closed the door. >> She closed the door on you. The the front door or inside door? >> The door. >> The what? The white door? >> Front door. >> Okay. She wasn't letting you in the house. >> Why? I walked away and yes. >> Were you mad at mom for anything? You're not mad at mom? Was she treating you okay? >> Mhm. >> Who who gave you the money for the the drink and the candy? >> Nobody. >> Is that money from dad or somebody else? Do you know how much mom had to drink today? >> Before >> How much How much did mom have to drink today? >> Yeah, I never drink. >> Does she drink any alcohol? No. >> She doesn't drink any beer or any uh any mixed drinks or anything like that? No. Okay. How do you feel with mom? You feel okay with mom or do you rather go with dad? >> I feel okay. >> You feel okay? >> Yeah. >> So, you feel safe with mom? She'll take care of you? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Hey, get out of here. Come on, N. No. NO. JEFFREY, COME OVER THERE. YEAH, weird as like. >> You're welcome. Finding your child. Okay, we need to check your house real quick. >> You can't check my house. I ain't giving you no permission. You ain't got no warrant to walk in my house. >> We want to make sure your child's safe. So, >> my son is safe. >> Okay. >> You ain't safe, Brian. Y'all y'all can't be in my house. >> When the handcuffs appeared, the mother was still screaming. Why am I being arrested when the real question was how long was Jeffrey left alone? >> I am certainly in my own home. >> How about that? Tell call DCF and tell DCF to come in and they can check out the house. >> How about How about can you bring out the food to us just so we can see that you have food and then we'll be we don't have to go inside your home. We just want to see. >> No, no. Don't bring the um ribs the ribs out the freezer. YOU DON'T MAKE NO DAMN SENSE. Y'ALL CALL DCF. CALL DCI. I DON'T GIVE A ABOUT NONE of them. >> We're We're going to call DC if we have to. >> I don't give a damn. >> You don't even have to. >> Do you have a DCF case worker? >> ALL THE FOOD. >> NO, DON'T DON'T EVEN COME OUT HERE. >> PUT YOUR hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Put your hands behind your back. I'll explain to you in a moment. Okay. >> Okay. >> Is there anyone at all that can care for Jeffrey? Grandma, grandpa, aunt. What is this? What I'm hearing? >> Oh my god. >> I try to neglect when I'm calling the police because he's like, "Why are you running?" >> Is that you? >> Like that's disrespectful. Then you gave him permission. >> You sitting there talking and who does that? >> Can I get my house key? >> Where were they at? >> In in the house. >> Okay. After being uncooperative and combative, the mother was ordered to put her hands behind her back and arrested. The arrest was cited as child neglect and obstruction. She was searched, her purse was confiscated, and she was placed in a police vehicle. In the middle of the night, in a quiet residential area, two small children suddenly appeared outside the door, crying and calling for their mother. But in the dark apartment, there was not a single adult >> at a door and they crying and screaming money. And I came out to see what was going on. And I see the two little girls was standing at the door crying, but I was scared to go inside, you know, to see, >> but I see the camera was missing off her door and her car not out here. So, I don't know. I didn't go inside. I I I don't I don't know. So, my sister do got the two little girls, but we still don't see any signs of the mama. >> Do you usually see her? I see her in the game, huh? >> Yeah. >> Let's go check out the place that has an open door the kids came out of. >> Just hang out. >> Work on me. Police. >> Work on me. Police. >> If you in here, >> how long has your neighbor been living here? >> I'm not sure. She been a minute though. >> About a minute? >> Yeah. Do >> you know roughly what car she may be driving? >> I think she got a Nissan something. Central something. >> And she normally stays here with her and the kids. No other adults. Not down low. >> So, okay. You guys haven't uh heard anything that would cause her to like to panic and run or anything? >> No. Cuz right now the two kids are in your apartment. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> The mother suddenly appeared on the phone with a contradictory explanation, citing time, work, and even McDonald's. >> Hello. >> Yeah, I work from home. So, everything I got to do, I got to do after 9. >> Okay, no worries. >> So, so I just wanted to clarify that like I was only gone for a second. Was they did they walk out? >> They they walked out and they they walked out and the the neighbors saw them. So, it it's all good. We just uh got to make sure that they go to you so that we can, you know, leave cuz we can't cuz you know they're not there. >> I told my dad if I told my dad um to come there just in case. >> How how how long are you going to be here though? >> I'm like 20 minutes. >> All right. >> Yeah. And that's my cousin. >> I'm It's um No, >> you're good. What's going I All I All I All I All I All I All I All I All I All I All. >> Just Just listen to me. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> I'll answer you question. All right. You have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. You understand? >> Yes. And you I'm sorry. >> All right. Please. >> Just Just listen to me. I'm going to read this and I'm explain everything. All right. >> Okay. Don't take my kids, please. >> Just give me one second. Okay. >> You have the right You have the right to the presence of a lawyer in the court before you make any statement during push. >> Okay. Okay. Yes, I do. I do. You want me to get through this? >> Testimonies change constantly. Timelines don't match. Reasons don't make sense. And the police begin to suspect. Is there something she's trying to hide? >> I went to the one in front. You went to Walmart. >> I got gas. >> I got gas before I got before I left. >> Around what time? >> 10:11. >> 10:11. >> Yes. Like it wasn't like long. >> The Walmart. You were at 10. You were at 10. >> Yeah. >> 10:11. You were at Walmart. >> Yeah. But I got there. Yes. Yes. I had to go get gas. just got there real quick. >> I don't know, like 10ish, like close to being 11:00. It It's right there. The gas station is right there. So, I wasn't gone long. I wasn't going long. I was just out trying to handle some stuff. All right. That's all I was trying to do. They were sleep. I have cameras in there. My other daughter, she's sick. She has a cold. It's cold out here. Correct. I wasn't trying to bring her out here. I was being considerate. Don't Don't get me wrong. I was being considerate and I was being understanding. >> So, what time what time did you say you done? >> I got ready. We got dressed. See, took a shower. Maybe like 10:50. 10 10:50. Cuz it was between 10:50. >> Between 10:00 and 11:00. It was between 10:00 and 11. >> You left here 10:50. >> Yeah. Like 10:50 10:40ish. >> Okay. >> Like somewhere around there. >> That's when you went to >> get gas and I took a shower and then >> and I went to to store and then I went to go grab something to eat cuz I was already >> Where did you guys say when they called it? >> Um like I think I went to McDonald's. They're asking her a couple questions. Once she's done, then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, in the meanwhile, if you want to hang out over there real quick. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Um, my dad was supposed to come over, but he bailed on me like last minute. >> Was he there when you left? So, no, no one was there when you left. >> No, he was supposed to come, but he bailed on me last minute like he always does. He >> So, he said he wasn't coming. You still left them? >> No. I told my dad. I said, "Hey, like I'm going to be going to the store. I'll be right back." That's why I said my dad was coming. >> Oh, yeah. >> At the scene, she had no way back. With trembling hands, she begged the police not to take away the most precious thing. But by then, everything was too late. >> Walmart? >> No. No. >> So, you didn't purchase anything from Walmart? >> You said if I purchased anything? Yes, I did. I had got some food. Some >> So, that's in your car right now, though? >> It's a little bit of food. >> The groceries that you purchased that you had to go out to the store for? >> No. >> So, you didn't get groceries at Walmart? >> No. I was No. No. I was supposed to go to Walmart. I stopped at Walmart. Didn't go to Walmart. And I had got something to eat. I didn't get I was supposed to get groceries, but I didn't get groceries. >> You said you did. >> I was supposed to get groceries. Um but I didn't get groceries cuz I have I have the bag right here. I have the bag right here. >> McDonald's? >> Yes. >> I ate my food. >> So after you dropped off food at your friend's house, that's when you got a call from us and you started heading back. >> Yes. Mentally, I needed to get out cuz I was already stuck in the house for almost 10 hours. >> Okay. So 10:40 to 12:40. >> 10:30. I left 10 10. Yeah. So 10:40. >> So between 10 and 11 and then you arrived, but you only arrived because we called you. Correct. I do apologize for this, >> but you are being placed under arrest for child neglect. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> How long will I be here? >> Uh you're going to go to the jail tonight. You can bond out uh in the morning. >> Okay. >> Uh however, DCF will update your kids though. >> Today. And how when will I get them back? >> Whenever you go talk to DCF and they'll go do a a study >> uh to check to make sure that your house is okay. >> Okay. In Florida, child neglect that does not result in serious physical injury is considered a felony level three, which carries a sentence of up to 5 years in prison or 5 years probation and a maximum fine of $5,000. The mother was arrested at the scene on a charge of child neglect. She will be taken to the county jail overnight and can post bail the following morning. The Department of Children's Services, DCF, has been contacted. If relatives qualify, they may be able to temporarily take custody of the children. >> Come on. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You can't do that. >> NO [ __ ] RIGHTS. >> YOU'RE JUST YOU AIN'T GOT NO RIGHT TO PUSH me in here. Defiant woman believed she was above the law but learned the harsh truth in an [music] instant. >> I'll give it to the Mickey. >> Give it to the Mickey. >> Resisting. >> But I have to look at this. >> I never go. I never go. I never go. >> Peaceful night turned chaotic when police spotted a car swerving wildly, setting the stage for a dramatic showdown. >> Come here. >> Go. >> Come on. >> Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Wa. Wa. You can't do that. I have an ankle bracelet. >> Get on the ground. >> I have an ankle. >> Get on the ground. >> Here. Hold that. >> Get on the ground. >> You're waking me. Are you not understanding? >> I gave you my will. >> Give me your other hand. >> I'm recording. >> Give me your other hand. >> I have all my hands, sir. >> Give me your other hand, >> sir. >> Give me your hand now. >> You can't do that. >> Yes, I can. Give me your hand. >> No, you can't. I didn't resist. I have everything with me. Sir, look at my wallet. Look at my wallet. Look at my wallet. >> Stop moving. >> No, you weren't even behind me. I didn't do nothing. Hold up. Hold up. My ankle, please. >> Look at that. Look at that ankle over here. Look at the ankle right there. >> Please. That ankle. So, when you pick me up, please can you Can you help me? >> Hold on. >> Hold on. Hold on. No. Hold that. You're on health, right? You're holding, right? >> I need to do my thing. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. No, it's a bar. >> What's a bar? >> My leg. >> Okay. >> It's not okay. >> Stop [ __ ] yelling at me. >> You arrested me foring pulling over. >> No, you've got warrants. >> I don't. >> Stand up. >> I don't. No. Pull my driver's license at the same time as that camera. >> You're going to walk back to my >> No. Not until you get the camera on the same camera. I know what you're doing. Come on. Come on. >> You're gonna walk back to my car. >> No. You're gonna grab my license. >> Nope. You're gonna walk back to my car. >> You hear him? >> I didn't hear him. >> No, you grabbed my license. Sir, >> no. I didn't even You guys are pulling me. My license is right there. He called me by a different name. >> Sit down >> with the door open. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. When officers had to physically restrain her, she screamed, begged, and made endless excuses, creating total chaos. >> In the car, >> that leg now. Wait a minute. Listen to me. >> Stay in the car. >> Listen. >> Stay in the car. >> Can you grab the back? Can you grab the bike? >> Can you GRAB THE BACKPACK? >> LISTEN. >> He'll get it. >> Grab you in No. No, no condition to demand. >> WHAT AM I DEMANDING? >> You need to stop. >> WHAT AM I DEMANDING? >> YOU NEED TO STOP. >> THAT YOU WRITE ME OUT OF MY VEHICLE. >> STOP. STOP. >> Go to my vehicle. >> They'll get it taken care of. >> No. Listen. Listen. I'm already in. Listen. Listen. If I'm already in, why don't you listen? >> Uh, I'm just going to make sure there's no drugs or anything in the car. >> Okay. >> And then >> [music] >> I have nothing. I don't have anything. I bent to my bird food. I went to my bird food and they trap me. >> They trap me. They'reing irresistible. >> Just when it seemed over, she broke free, forcing officers to make a split-second decision. >> Single one of these [ __ ] hurt me. Don't hurt them. Please. Please don't hurt them. Please don't hurt them. them except for the one Marlo. Matlo I know you're going to kill your guy. They're going to kill him. They're going to kill him. [gasps] They're going to >> I'm not going to be able to do fields. >> Yeah. >> The only thing I'm going to be able to do is try to charge the A2 and then who knows if that's going to stick. I mean, all the driving's on camera. She went off into the grass multiple times. >> Like it it was bad. So yeah, dude. I was I was going east. I'm like, I'm not going to find her. And then sure, I see her arm hanging out and she's driving like this. I'm like, [laughter] >> there's like six cars in that. I was like, oh, >> what was your warrant? What was your >> No, baby. I'm in your cuffs. I You You kept them too tight. >> She got out. >> Yeah. >> You guys need to open these up. That's okay. I got IT FOR YOU, BRO. I GOT IT. I got it for you, bro. Now you're good. Now you're good. >> Hey, >> my guess is as soon as we open the door, she's going to the other side. >> Okay. So, one on each side. >> One on each side. She goes, we'll grab them. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> How do you have night this nice of a vehicle yet? >> Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait. No. Never mind. Listen to me. How do you have this nice of a vehicle yet only two little heels? >> You're going to No, I'm going with him. No, I'm going. Megano, >> stop. >> Stop. I did nothing. >> Stop. >> And I gave you your handcuffs. >> Stop. >> Tell him. >> That's the wrong officer. >> But tell him. Tell him. >> Stop. >> Tell him. He told you. He told you. He told you. I GAVE YOU. I HAVE A WAR. I have a metal leg. >> Okay. >> I gave you your handcuffs. >> Put your feet down. >> DID I NOT? DID I NOT? >> Turn around. >> The shocking conclusion revealed the true cost of arrogance and the price of defying the law. >> But I gave you them. >> You're not supposed to get out of them. >> But I gave them to you. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> BUT I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> CHARGED WITH MORE. >> WHAT? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> WHAT AM I GETTING CHARGED WITH? GOING home on an icy trail. What am I getting charged with? >> You need to knock it off. All right. >> But knock it off. That's my vehicle. >> Okay, >> I will give it to the Mexico. Nope. Tell him I'll give it to you. Nope. I'll give it to the Mexican. Nope. >> Give it to the Mexico. >> Resisting. >> How am I resisting when I gave it to the Mexico? I got out of the car. I am in your squad car. How am I resisting in a SQUAD CAR? HOW AM I resisting in a squad car? Are you done yet? That guy that's telling you [ __ ] is wrong. I have done nothing. I've been every night of my life and you're listening to some white scumbag that I gave you. I gave you it. >> What are you pushing me for? >> Stop pushing against him. >> But I'm not. But I'm not. >> Look at this. >> Just stay right there. >> But I'm not. But I'm not. But I wasn't. I gave you the key. >> Why don't you go ahead? Let's go. >> I gave him the keys. I didn't do anything to that officer. >> I gave you that officer the keys. You saw that? >> You couldn't stop and get my purse. >> Why did you get my purse? >> Wait a minute. I don't give a Don't do it ON ACCOUNT OF ME. OKAY, WE'RE GOING TO TAKE them off. We're going to take them off. >> Put your arm in my face. Please, please put your arm at my face and watch what I just did. >> Do you need your hair moved? >> No, that's what I did. I was like, >> let me put your head up. Put your head up. >> Oh, don't move your head. >> Thank you. >> That's why I was like, give it to your girl. >> Well, if you KEEP YOUR HEAD HANGING. >> NO, because that gives you two co two sons. That gives you the superior bean because illegally illegally. >> Perez was charged with DUI and resisting arrest. She now faces serious penalties, including fines, license suspension or revocation, mandatory [music] education programs, or jail time. Next, what seemed like a simple traffic stop quickly escalated into chaos within seconds as a woman challenged police authority right at the scene. >> Driver's license. >> That's what I gave you. >> Does that say driver's license on it? >> It's educated by license. >> Where? It's educated valid license in the system cuz I don't have to give you a copy. >> Where is it? >> It's on It's It's driver's license. >> I do. >> Where is it? >> Put it in the system. >> Where is it? >> That pin and pad on your shirt. >> Mhm. >> Let me get out. >> Hm. >> Come on. >> No. Stay right there. >> Let me get out. You ain't got no warrant. So, let me stop. >> Okay. Why are you acting ON THE PHONE? >> CUZ I KNOW MY LAW. >> I KNOW MY LAW CUZ I STOPPED. I stopped. I know. I stopped before I crossed over the traffic. I stopped. >> Why are you making this more difficult? >> Because I'm not making this difficult. I'm telling you my law. But I'm willing to get out the car. Please. >> Here. No. Stay in the car. >> You want me to stay? >> Stay in the car. >> Please calm down. >> Shut the up. >> Don't worry. We only take Lancer Lancaster. >> Lancaster. >> Lancaster. >> Mhm. If you don't shut up, you still WANT TO SHUT UP. >> THEY DON'T GIVE A ABOUT YOU when they came UP TO THE HOUSE doing it. I want you. >> They don't give A ABOUT YOU. >> WHY DON'T YOU >> THEY DON'T GIVE A ABOUT YOU. >> BECAUSE I DO. VALID. I don't have to give you my ID. I can tell you my number and I can show you the picture on my license and you got to accept it cuz the Florida law says you have to. >> Oh, okay. You know that. >> So, am I am I under arrest? >> So, >> am I under arrest? >> Where is your driver's license at? >> Am I under arrest? >> You're You're saying you got a driver's license? >> I'm under arrest. >> Are you going to answer my question? >> I promise. I'm going to get out the car, please. >> Okay. >> I'm under arrest. >> You are right now. >> Why are you doing this? >> Cuz if I'm under arrest, I'm going to be under arrest. No, bro. No, bro. No. If I'm under arrest, what is my charge? Please, no. >> You're based on your get Okay, I am. Get the key. >> When police tried to restrain her, she resisted fiercely screaming nonstop, even displaying extremely dangerous behavior toward the officers. >> Hey, I'm my woman. You cannot You cannot You cannot take me. Let me go. >> COME ON. Get the key. >> I get better now. >> You ain't pat me down. >> Okay. Get the key. You're not going to sit here and yell. Get him. Give me that. Get in. Sergeant. >> Sergeant, >> I'm going to push this car >> if you don't get in. >> Quit. >> Nope. Nope. All day cuz you ain't got no rights. Lock me up. >> No rights. No rights. No rights. NO [ __ ] RIGHTS. YOU AIN'T GOT NO RIGHT TO push me in here. NOT. >> OH MY GOD. >> NO. CALL THE LOUIS. CALL THE CIRCLE. I'm bad. >> FRANKLIN OUT MY WRIST. >> OH, EMILY. OH, EMILY. OH, you cut my wrist. >> Sit up on your knees. >> Oh, you cut my wrist. Oh, you cut my wrist. You cut my wrist. You cut my braces. You cut my braces. She going >> Yeah. Hold your wrist together like that. Actually, >> you better have I never I never I never go cracker. I never go cracker. I never go [ __ ] You ain't got no wish to love me if I NEVER GO. CALL YOUR SOUL. CALL your >> you a humble. >> Call your puss. CALL YOUR S. >> ALL RIGHT. I live go. I never go. I ain't got to hurt y'all. break my break. Y'all better let me down here. Keep me here. Y'all better let me stay. Stay up. >> STAY. NO. I'm going under. Stay. I am. Oh. OH. OH. YOU AIN'T GOT NO REASON to blame me. >> But this was just the beginning. The investigation revealed a shocking secret, completely turning the case upside down. Nope. I'm not going. >> I said I'm not going. Not what I said. >> Not going. I'm not going. I got tight. What you got? my leg. >> That's disgusting. >> That's another charge. >> No, you [ __ ] arm. Hey, do not bite. >> I bite you. >> Do not bite me. >> I'm down. >> Nope. >> It's nope. >> I'm not spinning. >> I'm not spinning. In the end, the case concluded with a series of serious charges, serving as a harsh lesson for anyone daring to defy the law. >> All right, she come. >> I am no more. >> Mhm. >> Thank God. >> Mhm. Hey, hey, hey. >> Cocaine. >> Head ain't going, man. In Florida, drug possession is classified as a thirdderee felony, punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a fine of up to $5,000. The woman faces multiple serious charges, including resisting law enforcement with violence, five counts of battery, two counts of drug possession with intent to distribute, bringing drugs into a detention facility. >> What I do? We have to drag you out and we will. Please, please. >> Let me see your hands. You're going to get taps. >> A 21-year-old woman caused chaos at a hotel, forcing police to intervene. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. Y'ALL RACER. A chaotic night at the hotel began when police received a call about a domestic dispute. But upon arrival, they uncovered a terrifying truth behind the closed door. >> Got in a fight? >> No fight. >> No fight. >> No fight. >> Okay. Well, there was broken glass here. What were you guys fighting about? >> She put hands on me. She put a gun on all her kids. Say everything. >> She Can you say that again? >> Yes. >> Who? >> Everybody. >> Where's the gun now? >> I don't know. Tell the truth. >> Okay. Where did you see it last? >> I don't know. >> Have you ever seen your mom with a gun? >> Yes. >> What kind of gun is it? >> I don't know. I don't have a gun. I wouldn't know. >> Describe it. Color. >> It's black. >> Black. >> Yes. >> Okay. How big is it? >> It's medium. >> Handgun. >> Yes. >> Or a shotgun or a rifle? >> Medium gun. Small. >> Was this today? >> Yes. Every day. She abuses all of us. Every day she abuses you. >> Everyone. >> Everyone. >> Everybody. Even my suspect. Okay. >> That's in the facility. >> So, I want to know what happened today in here. >> She called us for no reason. I don't like it. >> Okay. Did you throw anything at her today? >> No. >> Okay. >> I would never. >> Okay. Well, I came here earlier today and you weren't here. >> I'm not lying. >> Okay. I believe >> when police issued the arrest warrant, the young woman exploded, screaming, resisting, and turning the hotel hallway into a battlefield of chaos. >> Come here. Come here. You're under arrest. >> What I do? >> You're under arrest. >> Please. >> What I do? >> We have to drag you out. We will. >> Please. Please. >> What do I do? >> Stand up. >> Please don't do this. I don't have nothing. I will put on my clothes. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Can you put on my clothes? >> We asked you earlier if you had a shirt. >> We asked you earlier. Stand up. If you're going to start cooperating with us, then maybe we'll allow that. >> I EVERY TIME. >> STAND UP. >> Why am I being under arrest >> for domestic battery? >> I didn't. I didn't put my hands on nobody. >> Don't pull back. >> No. >> That's what's going to happen. >> Why, sir? >> All right, let's go. Stop pulling away. You got all the names and everything. >> I don't have nothing on. So that's how you're going to do me. >> If you just walk normally, you'd be covered up. >> I need to put something on. >> We'll have something at the station for you since you don't have anything here. >> Don't do that. >> You could either cooperate or you'd be charging obstructing also. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Okay, obstructing it is I s I suggest you start cooperating here. >> I am cooperating, but I don't like so it works just fine. Fine. >> I'm not fine. I don't get y'all know like why am I being arrested? I want to talk to my mother. Why am I being arrested? >> We already told you until you start cooperating. >> I have been cooperating the whole time >> by walking, right? >> What? >> By walking? >> Yes. I That's freedom of speech. What you mean? You have every right to walk. I'm not doing that to nobody. >> That's not freedom of speech. >> I have the right to walk. Yeah, I know. And we'd like for you to actually walk. >> Instead of dragging your feet, just walk with these officers. >> I don't understand. >> Cuz I'm going to tell you right now, if you don't walk when I need to put something on, >> you got to step on. >> I don't I need to put something on. >> Hold on. Bring her back. >> No, you're not. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> All up. Come on. >> Why am I need to walk? She was upstairs. The struggle continued as she was taken into custody with violent resistance, bitter arguments, and mounting accusations. >> Let's go. >> I want to talk to her first. >> Walk her out. >> So, y'all can't explain what's going on. >> I already I'll explain everything at the station to you. >> I'm not going. >> Yeah, you are. >> I need to put something on, right? Y'all can't even talk to me. That's not right. >> I'm fine. sir. >> I don't like this. >> Keep dragging. >> I need to put on some clothes. >> No, I need to put on my stuff. Sir, >> let's go. Come on. Have a seat. >> Can I talk to the head dog? >> Please >> have a seat in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Please >> get in the car. >> Y'all didn't even talk to me. >> Get in the car. >> No, I'm not going to get arrested for no car. I'm supposed to do >> Stop resisting. You kick us, you're going to get another chance. >> I'm not kicking you. >> Good. Then keep your feet in the car and don't do anything else. >> Excuse me. Can I put on some clothes, sir? >> No. Why? Because >> No, I'm not going to dress for something I didn't do. >> I don't understand. What am I doing wrong? >> You're under arrest. >> Why? Why am I being under arrest? I didn't do nothing wrong. Sir, can you talk to me? YOU HURTING ME. YOU HURTING ME. >> YOU HIDING ME. >> Y DON'T CARE. Y DON'T [screaming] CARE. >> Y don't care. >> We're going to drag you through the car. >> What am I doing wrong? You didn't even ask my goddamn story or nothing. >> You really hurting ME, MY [ __ ] DOOR. >> Get your foot out of the door. >> You even asking me what's going on. >> Foot out of the door. >> No, you didn't talk to me. >> Your foot out of the door. You didn't talk to me. You didn't even tell me a lesson. Why don't you go make up stories? >> The conclusion was inevitable. Serious criminal charges were announced, marking the beginning of a dark legal journey. >> I don't even HAVE NO CLOTHES ON. YOU want me to be naked? ALL THIS TYPE OF STUFF FOR NO REASON. I'M LITERALLY NAKED. I don't care. >> Stand up. >> I'm naked. I'm naked. I'm naked. I'm naked. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. Y'ALL RACIST. Y'ALL ASK ME [ __ ] Y WHAT HAPPENED to nothing? But guess what? >> Y'ALL RACIST. Y'ALL HATING ME. >> DO [screaming] NOT TRY AND BITE ME. >> Y'ALL HURTING ME. DO NOT HURT ME. [screaming] Y'ALL AIN'T EVEN LET ME PUT NO clothes in shoes. >> YOU HURTING ME. >> DO NOT TRY AND BITE ME. >> I would never. I would never. That's not who I am. >> How can we do this? You just get in the car, >> bro. >> No. No. Just talk to me today. How can we get you in the car without you fighting me? >> I would go to a different location. >> Yeah. You're going to the police station. >> I'm not going to police station for something I didn't do. >> Yes, you are. You're under arrest. Domestic panic. >> For what? Domestic battery >> for what? >> Go on the phone with your mom. >> I didn't do nothing to her. >> Okay, go in the car. >> No. See what happened? >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't hurt nobody. I didn't hurt nobody. >> I did it. Literally. Get the off me cuz you racist. You racist. I can't even put on my P. Y'all want to go in there like I'm a straight rat? >> You got to ask me no question. >> You hated me. >> 20 report on. >> In the end, police announced the charges. Domestic violence, assaulting officers, and resisting arrest. These are serious felonies which could lead to prison time and hefty fines. Next, what started as a simple reminder to leave the room quickly turned into a nightmare for hotel staff when the woman lashed out with insults and refused to cooperate. >> Let me see your hands. You're going to get taps. >> Stop. Police arrived on scene, but as they tried to enter the room, they discovered something unusual. A sinister plot hidden behind that door. >> Miss Franklin, the sheriff's office is here as well. Need you to please open the door. >> Sheriff's office, if you're inside, make yourself known. No. One more time. TV. Not hard. Sheriff's office. Open the door. >> Hello, >> Miss Franklin. Oh, I think she moved the fridge in front of >> When the door was broken open, chaos erupted and within seconds, the situation spiraled out of control, forcing police to take immediate action. Get away from THE DOOR. GET AWAY. GET AWAY FROM THE DOOR. >> [music] >> Get in here. [screaming] >> Let me see your hands. YOUR TANKS. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back now. >> Stop. >> I got >> Are you out of your mind? >> All right. She's puffed. Lock it. >> Hey, let's take her out. Got her. You can keep walking. Should have done that. >> Hotel management later revealed bizarre secrets about the guest's behavior, uncovering the dark mystery behind the confrontation. >> Turn over on your back. Turn over on your back. Do it now. You need to set coming. >> Yeah, you're fine. >> You're good. Slow it down. We're good. >> We're good. Need another one. >> Roll it. I appreciate it. >> All right. Now you're going >> a little bit. >> All right. >> You guys just pick her straight up. Stretch her right underneath. >> Oh, okay. All right. That'll work. leg shoulders. >> Got it. >> Thank you. >> We appreciate. >> Yeah. >> All right. I guess I'm going to go with them. >> All right. So, just run me through what happened and what led up to. >> So, the guest did check in on June the 18th. She was here for 30 days until July 18th. Um, every 14 days, we have to physically inspect the room to make sure everything's clean. In an order, she refused entry to her room on the 14th day. Um, just this past Wednesday, which was the 9th, we had noise complaints coming from her room uh from other guests surrounding her. >> From that barricaded room, the woman now faces multiple serious charges, paying a heavy price for her actions. >> So, can you real quick just tell me what the noises they were hearing were? >> Banging, drawer slamming. Uh, so guests that were next door to her was uh complaining of noise. >> Okay. Sorry. To your knowledge, do you know if she had any visitors or anything like that? >> As far as I know, no. She was the only one in the room. Now, upon attempting to go up to the room to speak to her, knocked on the door, she opened the door. The latch was on. She slammed the door. Did not want to respond. Did not want to speak. I told her multiple times, "Please talk to me. I need entry to the room to to to speak to her about the noise complaints." No. No. She was not cooperative at all. >> Okay. >> Uh so I left it alone. Um then yesterday we had our uh standard pest monthly pest control. Her room number was one of the room numbers that needed to be treated. Um she refused entry again. She per our policy you're not allowed to not allow us to enter period. Okay. So we had to do our treatment and she did not allow it. Um she was using vulgarly profanity as she slap the door in front in my maintenances with the pest control uh attendant. Um, she did come to the desk this morning. She had a package. I g I allowed her to sign for her package. She inquired about a Walmart delivery that she had brought to the property that was delivered to the property yesterday. I told her if it's not in the lobby, that means someone have has moved it. You are responsible for the items that are delivered to the property. If you knew that it was delivered yesterday, you should have came down when it was delivered. So, so I said, I will look into it and I'll get back to you. I have to rewind the cameras. >> Upon her leaving the desk, I did advise her. I said based upon her interact interactions yesterday because yesterday after she refused service from my pest control company, I called her. She started to use vulgarity, yell at me, threaten me, f word, b word, everything under the sun. At that point yesterday, I advised her. I said, "I'm sorry. We could no longer continue your stay. You'll have to depart tomorrow, meaning today at 11:00." When she came to the desk [clears throat] this morning to get her package and we interacted, I advised her, "Hey, at this point, I'm going to have to ask you to check out." >> She turned right around, did not respond, did not say a word to me. She left the front desk and went back to her room. >> That's when I called you guys to facilitate her departure. And then every >> according to Florida statute SS509.141, refusing to leave a hotel room is considered a misdemeanor offense punishable by a fine and slash or jail time up to 60 days. Franklin faces four charges. Refusing to leave a business establishment assault, resisting law enforcement violent threats. She could face jail time, hefty fines, and other penalties. >> No. >> Stand up. >> What? >> Planning opportunity. All you got to do is cry. >> Please, please, PLEASE. >> Not yet paid off old debt and rush to borrow new trouble. >> I'm [ __ ] drunk. >> It sucks to be drunk. >> Don't do this, please. I won't be able to get out of jail. >> Less than a day out of rehab, she's headed straight into trouble with a beer in her hand and a threat on her lips. What's your name? >> I'm just trying to eat. >> I got you. But we got a call that you were up here. You stole some alcohol. >> I didn't steal no alcohol. >> Did you buy some and drink it? >> Oh, they took the I wouldn't do that, sir. >> Okay. What's your name? You have an ID on you? >> Are you serious? >> Yeah, I'm serious. >> So, I'm going to keep the system going. >> No, I need to identify you because I got called out to what you were doing here. So, I need your name and information or an ID card. Did you drive here? >> No. No way. >> Okay. No. I want your driver's license or ID card. I don't need your money. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> I'm I'm good. I'm good. >> I got you. But I need your ID. >> I'm good. >> I need your ID. >> I got you. Do you have anything to drink at all? >> That's returning to 8. >> You just said yes. Doing good. >> You just said yes. Now you change your mind. >> Yeah. I thought >> Did you have anything to drink? I didn't say you were. I'm trying to see where you live so we can maybe try to give you a ride home. >> See what kind of predicament we're in right now. You got dropped off here. You're you're No. No. How about we be an adult right now? >> We need We need to figure out where where to take you right now. Did you leave the hospital? >> What does it matter? >> I need to know before I make a decision for you. >> Really? >> Yes. Cuz they don't want you here and you're intoxicated. So, it's either we can drop you off and get you a ride home or we go down another route that you probably don't want us to go down. Being drunk in public is is a crime. You're aware of that. >> When the police tried to help her home, they had no idea they were about to face a storm of drunkenness and arrogance. >> But I don't know. >> I mean, we're trying to convince her to call for a ride. Um, and we'll see if that goes or how it goes. I mean, if she starts being really belligerent on her, then we've already given her a warning not >> not to go >> be belligerent. That'll be enough to get her. >> I'm sorry, guys. >> Mother, >> I I'm aware you are. >> Let's get his number. Okay. I need his number. >> Not in a public setting like this. >> All right. >> Get your husband's phone number, please. >> Fast many times. Can we get your husband's number, please? Where we at with the ride? Husband's not coming cuz he's apparently bowling. So, I'm trying to get the number, but it's taking 15 minutes. So, that's probably not the route we're going to go down anymore. >> Do you have Do you know Do you have anywhere in Revenetta you can go to? >> Yes. >> Where? >> I really do. Who? [bell] >> I'm sorry. I apologize, but you know, Sam said it was okay. >> Where in Ravena do you have to go that's not >> I'm I'm calling Tony right now. >> We're not We're We're not getting there right now. Is there anywhere in Revena that we can take you that's not here in sheets where you're going to be a problem? >> They're telling us that you're drunk and you're a problem and you are drunk. So they don't want you here. They're a business. They're allowed to say they don't want you here to get out of here. >> Can I go? >> That's why we are here. >> No, we're not going to take you to another business where you're going to be pretty similar. >> You have like a friend in Ravena that we can take you to. Look, you're not being charged with it because they don't want you charged with it. But you did. You did steal a beer and drink it. >> Store doesn't want to prosecute. A woman refuses to leave and a police officer is left with only one choice. >> Well, there you go. So, the best thing to do is just stay quiet, wait for the ambulance to come here and then that'll be the best thing for you. Okay. >> When you were at the hospital, did they release you or did you just leave cuz you said you were at the rehab? >> But did they like discharge you? No. >> Stealing beer? >> I didn't steal nothing. >> We'll play back. Show me. We don't need [ __ ] >> Show me how I stole. I paid for everything. A little crochet. >> Swearing. >> Stop swearing. >> I really don't want you to also walk and fall and hurt yourself. >> It's pretty bad. I just don't want you to get hurt. I just don't I really don't I don't want you to get hurt. >> Quit being superior. >> You keep your voice down. >> You be the one. >> Quit quit yelling. All I'm asking >> assault disorderly. >> You can't see people for what they are. >> Keep your voice down. There's other people here. >> Yeah, that little [ __ ] >> All right. >> Why would you stand up? >> No. >> Stand up. >> What? >> We told you to calm down and be quiet and we continue to Yeah. >> What? >> Stop pulling away. Stop pulling away. Enough is enough. We gave you plenty opportunity. I told you. All you got to do is cry until you want >> 400. You can disregard the 29. She's going to be a 21. >> I got her stuff. >> What's wrong, boys? >> Yeah, I need the ambulance >> for what? >> You lost control with her insults and contempt for the police. She probably had no idea what she was facing next. >> Let's just get over >> Stop. >> Go yourself. >> Quit pulling away. [ __ ] you, man. I know exactly what this is. I keep you in a job, you keep me in a job. Huh? Then what? Dumb. This is so embarrassing. >> Don't breathe on me then. >> Well, I got to breathe. >> No. Get the your breath off. Excuse me. >> Do not do that. >> Oh, how's that feeling? It's different on the other side, isn't it? >> I'm [ __ ] drunk. >> What's your address? >> Sucks to be drunk. >> What's your address? >> Can you answer our questions? >> Are you pregnant? >> Do you feel safe? >> All right. Questions. Are you going to comply with that or no? >> I need a hospital. >> For what? Please. I need a hospital. >> For what? >> I can't breathe. >> Well, if you get out of the corner, maybe you can. Come on over here. Are you going to answer the nurse's questions? >> Do you have any current injuries? >> Do you have any current injuries? >> [ __ ] >> Listen to me. Do you have any medical conditions? >> Did you really just did that? >> I really just did. >> Oh, you feel superior? No, >> just listen to the jail. >> Call the nurse or else you not good for you. Stop. >> Do you have any current injuries? >> Do you have any drugs or anything on you make you up? >> Drunk. >> I drank. You drink? You drink? >> Stop. >> Responsibly. >> Oh yeah. There is no responsible way to drink. Really? And you're one of those kind, huh? >> Just like stand up. Oh, what the are you doing? >> I'm taking YOUR SHOE OFF. >> YOU'RE A [ __ ] [ __ ] >> OH, QUIT. The >> woman was charged with disturbing the peace and obstructing an officer. She was not charged with theft thanks to leniency from the store. However, her drunken, uncooperative, and disruptive behavior carries clear legal consequence. Next, a fateful night at Walmart where all eyes are on a woman trying to hide more [music] than just an unpaid item. Pack your charge real quick. Take this off. Pat, >> you see your ID? >> Yes, ma'am. Okay. Well, we're here because they're obviously going to proceed with charges. >> Why? So, you're pressing charges on me anyways. What's the dollar amount, though? The dollar amount usually is a felony, which is $300 or more. Petty theft charge is less than >> Can you stand up? But I'm just asking a question. Okay. Please don't arrest me. Please sir, please don't arrest me. I'm sorry. [laughter] If I go to jail, then I will. Please, please stop. PLEASE. [screaming] OKAY. JUST LET ME TURN AROUND. Let me stand up. >> Please don't arrest me. I said, please. Please, please don't arrest me. >> One defeated. >> Please, please don't. I won't be able to get out. >> I won't be able to b out or anything. >> IT'S NOT OUR CHOICE. I'VE ALREADY TOLD YOU. >> YOU SAID THAT I WAS GOING TO GO HOME. >> SIT DOWN. >> HAVE A SEAT. >> You don't HAVE TO BE SO >> HAVE A SEAT. >> YOU'RE THE ONE ADDING AN EXTRA CHARGE. >> NO, I'M NOT TRYING TO, MA'AM. I'M sick to my stomach. I've been in and out of the hospital. From tearful pleas to reasons that even the police had to pause. Can emotions change the truth? >> We'll go from there. [laughter] >> So, I'm going read your Miranda warnings. >> Why is that? >> Listen to me. I'm going to read them to you and then you're going to decide what you want to do from there. All right. Okay. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand these rights I have explained to you? >> Yeah, I think so. Yeah. >> It's yes or no. >> Sure. >> Yes or no? >> Yes or no? >> I'm having really bad anxiety right now. Do you understand it or not? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you wish to talk to me or No. >> No. I just want to go home. >> Do you want to Okay. So, I'm going to say this again. Do you want to tell me what happened as far as you not scanning the multiple items in the cart? >> As of the cantaloupe, which was the >> You can't leave the yes or no. A verbal yes or no first. >> Okay. >> So, you scan You had three. >> I had two of them. I had two cantaloupe things. >> Wasn't it three cantaloupes you had? Okay. It was you. >> I scanned them across. >> I guess only one came up. Okay. >> I didn't notice because when I scanned other things, multiple things would like it would come up two times and I'd have to have somebody help me take it off. >> As of the other things, I placed the bag. >> Then you had two playing cards and there was one gummy >> and I accidentally placed the um stuff over the bag over it. Okay. As of the other stuff, I'm just I just got up here >> and then the stuff in the bag that So, we're finished with the stuff in the cart. Now, the stuff in the bag. >> There's nothing in the bag. >> The stuff you had in the bag, the hair items. What about those? >> I'm I'm just I'm going through a hard time. I've been up here for probably about 2 months. Haven't been able to find a job. Filled out over a 100red applications. Had interviews. Don't understand because I've never had a problem getting a job. Like I don't even I don't have money for nothing. Nothing. And I'm have to ask my dad for everything. >> And I was just tired of it. And I just grabbed a couple things that I shouldn't have. And it was a mistake. >> Why are you here? I feel like I can't breathe because I'll let you know in a second. >> We're just We're all just here to investigate. >> I'm sorry. >> It's just a small thing, but in the eyes of the law, even a small mistake can have huge consequences. The police are law enforcers, not negotiators. >> And that I would be able to go home dollar amount when I had a petty theft charge back in 2008 cuz they took some clothes for my daughter who I've just had. >> You know, there's Goodwill and stuff so you can get clothes for free. >> You're right. But I was young and wasn't thinking back then 2008. Took some clothes and they told me if it was over $300, I would have been arrested with a felony and went to jail. But since it wasn't over $300 that I would get a trespassing, >> but that's their policy or that person at the time. >> Okay. >> I can go to jail for one by stealing a stick of gum. >> We're not in charge of that. And in Florida, we really have a especially police department. We have a >> Can I just get like a court date or something? Here. So, we're law enforcement. [laughter] >> That's what cops are. We enforce the law. >> He own the business. >> I did what? >> $1.35 >> is what? What I took? >> Yes, ma'am. >> How? I don't know. You >> where? Let me see with the receipt, please. Put everything on it. >> Yeah. Your products are not cheap. >> You were concealing the little >> That's probably why you want to know the amount so you can stay under that amount, right? >> What's the hell you're on? >> I don't know. I was just looking to see because Oh my god. I'm sorry. Please listen, sir. I won't go to this Walmart ever again. I just want to go home where my kids are. >> You're sorry you got caught. >> No, I'm I'm sorry for everything. Not sorry that I got caught. I'm sorry that I'm I was >> You have to understand >> so selfish that I wanted something for myself that I just couldn't afford and I thought that it would be Oh, well, who cares? That was stupid of me. Please don't press charges. >> They They press charges on every single person. >> You told me that they didn't do that. So, you lied to me. >> I can tell you whatever I want. I'm not >> Please. I'm begging you. I don't want to go to jail. >> They can tell you people came here and got in an MTA home. >> Well, why didn't I get to go home? >> Did you see what happened? >> You see the way you acted? >> Because I was just trying to betray you and you were asked was to let me like sit down and stuff. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> What do you Is that Who's that outside? >> My boyfriend. >> No, there's nothing much more in it. Just my stuff. It's just her stuff. >> Yeah, it's just my stuff. >> All right. So, with this bag, do you want us to give it to your boyfriend? >> Cuz you I'm going to be honest with you. You will be going to jail tonight. >> Please don't do that. >> I'm tell it's decision is made. What [clears throat] do you want to do with your bag? Do you want me to give it to him? >> Yes. Please. >> A stark reminder of why stealing while on bail is the perfect recipe for compounding sentences. >> Hey, do you understand you cannot come back here for the period? >> I mean, I understand, but please, I'm begging you. I WON'T GET OUT OF JAIL. >> Come on. Let's go. >> No, >> don't do this. Please. >> Hey, don't don't fight, man. >> Please. Please. I don't want to go. >> You don't want to go. You made a decision. >> JOE, I WON'T BE ABLE TO GET out of jail. >> You made that decision. I don't >> Please. I'm asking you, >> Joe. Can't help you. >> Go ahead. >> Okay. Okay. Widen your stance. Widen your stance. >> Widen your stance. >> Widen your stance. Oh my god, >> Britney, chill. >> I just want to go home. I don't understand. I'm in and out of the hospital with stomach issues, anxiety, everything. >> You have to understand. >> You made a decision. >> I know, but please, can people have sympathy on somebody? >> Please. I don't >> put your foot in there. >> Can I please just hug my boyfriend? >> All right. Just to let you know, we're getting charged for shoplifting and resisting. She was having like an anxiety and >> Yeah. And she like So I like >> that's why I I'm like cuz I heard her screaming in the back. >> Yeah. I I I had to push her up against the wall and she kept fighting and my camera came off. So just in case just letting you know that's what happened. Just >> everything was a mic. Yeah. We we did what we had to do to >> There it goes. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I got anxiety. Can you please just put down the witness side? >> Can I please just get trespassed with a coordinator? >> It's that's done. >> Please. I don't want I don't know anybody. Please. I don't want to go to jail. I can't do this. >> You made that decision. I'm not here. >> Please. Please. Please. Joe. No. [laughter] I just want to go home. Please. >> Ma'am, I'm not the one who made the decision to steal the stuff. >> You don't understand. I can't get a bond. I can't. Please. Isn't there anything you could do? >> Ma'am, we're beyond that point. >> Oh my god. I will be stuck up here for a long time. Do you understand that? I will be stuck in jail for months. >> You committed a crime by stealing. Shoplifting is a crime in Florida. Any state you go, shoplifting is a crime. >> I don't understand why he wasn't arrested, but he was the one who Do it. Do it. Do it. He had me scanned. >> Well, you're the one who committed the crime, not him. In Florida, under SS 812.014. 014 theft of $1000 to under $750. First degree is punishable by a fine of up to $1,000 and imprisonment of up to one year. A previous conviction for theft may be upgraded to a thirdderee felony. Britney was taken into custody and will face trial on the new charges while she is currently on bail on the old case. She is likely to be held without bail. >> GET OFF OF MY BACK. >> STOP. >> GET OFF OF MY KNEES my back. >> Stop. >> The charge is going to be intoxication. So, you're going to have to go you're going to have to go to jail tonight. >> Many people break the law without knowing it until the handcuffs have to speak up. >> You're scraping up my elbow. [screaming] >> Let go of my leg. >> LET GO. >> They They only served you one double drink. You can't be that intoxicated from just one one double. Just when you think being deported is just a formality, the police don't think so. A woman refuses to leave and the confrontation begins right in the parking lot. >> And then we'll trespass her. And if she doesn't want to leave, she'll go to jail for trespass after warning. It's easy as that. All right. >> Yeah. >> Right now. >> I can't start my car. So, what do you want me to do? >> Unfortunately, you can't be here. They want you gone. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> But that's not how that works. You understand? You can't be here. That's their property. >> So, am I going to go sit in a jail? So, either you leave or you take a Uber or you get out of here. >> I don't have any money. >> That's not my problem. >> You want to call somebody for me cuz >> that's not my problem. Either you leave or you go to jail. That's it. >> I I don't know. You have to just go You have to go on foot. >> That's That's literally up to you. I mean, that that's up to you. You want to go to jail? That's on you >> for trespass after warning. >> I'm not trespassing. >> Yes, you are. >> I pulled over off the side of the road cuz I was falling asleep. >> They want you gone. They're trespassing you. >> I came in here because I was falling asleep on the side of the road. Okay, listen. Christy Carly has something to tell you. All right, >> Christy, as I stated before, you are considered trespassing on the property. We had you and your belongings removed over a week and a half ago. You're not welcome on property. >> I was stopping in the area and I pulled over for safety. I'm going to continue to just drive on the road because I'm falling asleep. That makes no sense. She's going to end up being >> Christy, you need to understand the best way to do it now is just to get on foot and start walking off the property. >> Hey mom, >> have to leave the property and come back to the car. Have someone go get the car. That simple. >> Hey mom, this is Deputy BS with the Pasco Sheriff's Office. How are you? >> I'm fine, thank you. >> She challenged the police not to leave and then the unthinkable happened. The police approached but not to talk softly. Let's see what she was going to do. >> Do you want to go to jail? before she goes. >> I don't want to take you to jail >> in regards to >> I really don't want to do that. >> She's being kind of combative. >> I can't go to jail because I'm on medication. I have to stop right now. >> She has about medication. Doesn't mean we can't. She's not walking. She's going to walk with us. >> Okay. >> What about her car? >> The car could be here and then you can come and put gas in the car later and leave with the car at a different time. >> Why do I have to go to jail? She just >> because it's called trespass after warning. >> Somebody can come and get me. I can get gas. >> You can have somebody come get you, right? >> So, I need to go sit in jail so I can be observed for a certain >> They want you to leave. Okay. >> You're not leaving. This is their property. >> I'm just That doesn't No, I didn't say you were, but >> here Christie, we're going to give you You got 5 minutes, girl. All right. So, talk with mom. If not, you're going to be taking a ride to the jail. >> Walk away. >> Do you guys want to see that? I can walk. I can walk. See? Okay. See, you can walk around. I can walk. >> Then walk off the property. >> Then walk off the property. >> It's about me walking. >> Get your shoes and leave. It's >> about a drug trial and it's about me knowing if I can walk. I've been in the car. >> Just put your shoes on and leave and your mom will come get your car. It's not that hard. >> Walking. >> A drama filled with tears, screaming, and the protest of I can't breathe. But this time, the audience was the police. And the ending was not gentle. >> Come on. >> I'm not kidding. I don't. >> Yes, you do. Come on. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> All right, Mom. Get out of the car. >> Get I'm going to tell you one more time and I'm going to pull you out of this car. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Get out of this car. >> GET OFF OF MY BACK. >> HEY. HEY, STOP MY BACK. >> STOP. >> GET OUT OF MY KNEES BACK. >> STOP. >> GET out of my back. >> Stop it. I'm trying to DOUBLE LOCK YOUR CUFFS. >> I'M TRYING TO DOUBLE UP LEG. JUST BECAUSE I can walk. >> Doesn't mean I can't feel anything. >> You're about to have >> You're about to get a resisting charge. All right. You just >> GET OFF OF MY BACK. >> You're scraping up my elbow. >> Hey, you're scraping. >> STOP. >> PUT THE [ __ ] DOWN. [screaming] >> FOUR. FOR THE FOUR. >> OH my god. >> Got her. >> Stop grabbing me. Stop grabbing me. Stop grabbing me. Let go. Let go of my leg. LET GO OF MY LEG. LET GO OF MY LEG. >> LET GO. LET GO. STOP. STOP. LET GO. >> I [screaming] can't breathe. >> You can breathe. You're yelling. >> You're yelling. >> You're yelling. Enough yourself. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Get me out of this. Jesus. I can't breathe. >> Okay. Don't claw. You're going to get charged cuz YOU'RE ACTING LIKE THIS. >> STOP GRABBING my hands. >> I'm trying to stop censing up on grab my freaking leg. >> Stop grabbing my leg, Christie. >> Yeah, she's grabbing. >> I can't take it. >> She's good. I can't take the pain. I can't take the pain. I can't take >> adjust those. So, just adjust those a little bit. But these Yeah. >> warned, given time, even had his mother call for help, but refused to leave. One wrong decision turned everything from words to handcuffs. >> I want to call my mom and her way past that point. >> I'm doing nothing. >> You didn't listen to your mom. You didn't listen to us. You could have walked off the property. Now you're going to jail for trespassing and the deputy if you're going to go to jail also say resistant car and I can't get out because it's causing me to pass out. >> No, >> I can't get out of the car cuz >> What have you taken today? What What pills are you on? Cuz there's a pillow bottle in your back side >> because I'm on a drug trial and the car causes me to pass your What? What drugs you taking? >> You're good. You can use them. Yeah, >> you're so worked up right now. >> You may need to get new tests. Yeah, they're like rusted. >> Yeah, we're make we're making sure the cuffs are locked up so they don't uh pinch up on you anymore. Okay. >> Really scratched my leg, Christie. >> I didn't want to do that. >> So, we just in the back. >> If anything, I'll go I'll go to you to let you know. I I guess get your get the people already in route >> and tell them where it's at. You could do that. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Yep. All right. Thank you. >> And how long was she here? Did she ever go up inside the apartment >> today? >> Yeah. >> Not that I'm aware of. Um but she was here for quite a couple hours. >> How did you know that she was here? You just saw her as you did your rounds? >> No, she had some um in uh issues with her downstairs neighbor. So the downstairs neighbor saw her. She's right in front of the apartment. >> Was she arguing with the downstairs neighbor? >> Not right now. No, just the downstairs neighbor saw her. >> Okay. I was just trying called on her and was like, "Hey, my neighbor, my obser, >> she called me another downstairs neighbor called you and was like, "Hey, over back." >> I was just trying to see if in the sense of if she went up there, maybe the key I mean >> if it was like right there where the range could be, you know, in that aspect. >> Yeah. >> Trying to cuz >> Yeah, the locks don't change. >> She's technically she reported it to you. >> Plenty of space. >> All right. You got anything that's hurtas? And where is your car keys? Right here. >> I can't leave my medicine. I can't leave my >> The jail has medicine, so you'll be good. >> No, I'm not taking the medicine there. No, >> you never are. >> My vape, please. I don't know what it is. Don't What is it? >> Stop being so aggressive and hurting me. >> Yeah, it's not moving. I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Yeah, you are. >> This is hurting my ankle. She's still got STUFF IN HER POCKET. I WANT TO LET YOU SIT IN HERE. All right, SIT RIGHT THERE. >> WALK with us. >> Christy was charged with trespassing and resisting arrest. She was taken to jail and the car was left at the scene so family members could come and deal with it later. Next, a peaceful flight suddenly turned into an airborne theater when an outofcrol passenger not only caused chaos, but also said something that put the entire crew on red alert. What? >> So, here's the deal. >> I I really >> First of all, we got a we got a call from the flight captain saying you two are causing disturbance. You got cut off, I guess, drinking or whatever, and somebody made I'm freaking talking. >> I'm sorry. >> Don't interrupt me again. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> So, you two are causing disturbance. you've been drinking and someone made some threats about taking care of some flight attendant out in the parking lot. >> Yep. They're willing to swear a statement on it. >> So, stand against the fence. Stand against the fence. We're going to conduct some business. >> As long as you act like a gentleman, you get treated like one. If you give him me or my deputies any problems, you're going to have a bad night. All right. figure out why. >> Well, because you guys are drunk. Uh, >> no. But >> yeah, you're drunk. I can smell it. I'm not stupid. >> Oh, we've been drinking. >> I can tell. That is not >> It's obvious you've been drinking. I can smell it. >> We had a drink on the plane, but >> Yeah. Yeah, I know you did. It filled me in. Apparently, you didn't like the way some things were handled by a flight crew, and you guys said stuff you shouldn't freaking problem whatsoever. >> Well, you know what? I I'm just going to say the only thing that I save it. It is what it is. You can't when it comes to flights, there's no tolerance. >> We're apparently wrong. So, >> there's no tolerance on flights. It's too dangerous. Can't you can't act a certain way and make threats. So, >> I know we >> Well, somebody did. >> It's okay. Somebody's accusing us something. Just shut your mouth. It's our fault. Okay. >> Anybody here been in trouble before? And nobody's on any kind of probation or anything like that, right? >> No, I'm a truck driver. >> Okay. I don't mean you're not on probation. I know truck drivers are on probation. >> Yeah. No. >> So, >> all right. >> I know. Somebody should be, but >> Yeah. >> So, bottom line is when we get called it it >> it's not a good thing. >> But I just got to show you. So, so going to get some we're going to get with the flight crew once they get all your body off the plane. Apparently, they were drinking on the plane. They got cut off basically and it's talking [ __ ] >> And another pastor even mentioned it and that they were threatening to beat the flight attendants ass. >> Drunk, causing trouble, then loudly threatening in front of a crowd, but when questioned, she only responded with a cold sentence. I don't remember. Is that the truth or is it a familiar way to avoid blame? >> Served to we had not observed any slurring, anything that all four of us didn't recognize anything that they were inebriated. >> Okay. So they in your opinion they were sober when they walked in? >> Yep. Was that agreeing with everybody here? We didn't notice any alcoholic behavior. No, nobody observed anything. So we did serve them doubles. Um after we passed them and we were about three or four rows ahead, the woman seated in a and I don't her name is in here. She was cursing and I politely walked back kind of quietly addressed her and said if you could just please not curse and just kind of keep her voices down. Other passengers were eyeing us and asking us to speak with them. So I just did that. >> When was she cursing? Do you know? He was using the words [ __ ] and damn and it was >> in general or talking to the husband. >> Um just outward they were talking to each other but they were very loud with it and it was disturbing other passengers. >> Okay. >> So I just asked them to please just you know tone down the volume and to please not curse. Other passengers were disturbed. Andarly after that, we went on and completed our service. And then once we got back to the uh back galley area, I had a passenger come back and inform me that she had made a verbal threat that she was going to find me after the flight and she was going to take me out. >> And who did she say that to? Did she say that to you or general? >> She was talking with the husband. I assume it's her husband seated next to her and it was quite loud and the passenger seated in Charlie which is the aisle seat in front of her came back and informed us that she had made the threat >> that she was going to do what to you after >> I believe what she said was she was going to take me out. She was going to find me after the flight and take me out. >> Okay. And that was a statement from passenger A. >> Correct. from uh the one that was >> 31 alpha. >> Okay. She said that. And who was who was that passenger sitting that told you that? >> She was sitting in 30 Charlie. And I have her name and phone number. >> Charlie. >> From a glass of wine on the plane to a threat in the cabin, things escalated in minutes. And when the police got involved, all the excuses fell into place. >> You don't know what happened. >> I was told at one point that uh I was watch >> I am naturally loud. I am really naturally loud and I was told to watch my mouth and I said yes ma'am >> and I didn't say anything the rest of the flight. I just looked out the window. >> Well, apparently it was several of the passengers that were disturbed by what you were doing, what you were saying. Apparently you uttered a a threat >> to what? >> Again, sir, can you stand up for a second for me? >> Uh yeah. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Turn around. So, the charge is going to be distorxication. So, you're going to have to go you're going to have to go to jail tonight. >> You're not going to go to jail. But she is. What the [ __ ] >> What did I say? Let me You don't remember? >> No. I >> They They only served you one double drink. You can't be that intoxicated from this one one double drink. So, you probably came on the plane already intoxicated, you process. >> It got a little out of hand. Sure. >> That's all it is. So, it's you're going in for public >> intoxly intox and that's it. >> I know it is. >> So, uh what it what what's going to happen to me? >> Oh, I'll take you down to jail. Drop you off. >> Okay. >> We'll talk to the all morning >> and uh and what about my husband? >> He's fine. >> I'm coming to get you. >> So, >> okay. You ready? I'm going straight to book individ. >> In the state of Florida, disorderly conduct is defined in Florida Code 856.011. This is a secondderee misdemeanor and penalties may include up to 60 days in jail, a fine of up to $500, and probation of up to 6 months. She was arrested for DUI and could face a number of criminal charges, including fines, probation, or even detention, depending on the severity of her criminal record and the specific behavior. From trying to beat up the flight attendant to actually being beaten up by the police, maybe next time she should swap her cocktail for a glass of water and learn how to board a plane like an adult. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video,