Um, you're insulting me. What are you doing? >> No, I'm not. Why? >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> I'm not under arrest. I'm under cardiac arrest. I don't know that. >> We tried to work it out with you. >> Stop. >> For whatever reason, you decide. >> Stop. Stop policing me. On September 18th, 2022, the police received an emergency call from a man reporting that his daughter refused to get [music] out of his car. Shortly after, law enforcement arrived at the scene to handle the situation. >> Okay. >> Get out and I get >> Why isn't she getting out? >> I don't know. She's got a lot of problems in life. So, I offered to give him a ride and now >> this is my dad and I think he's uh >> but he has the key to the car. So, I'm just waiting on him to get out of the building to get out of the building to come drive the car. He just parked us here so I don't know. >> Yeah, but you you know he doesn't have to drive you anywhere but it's his car. He doesn't want to. >> I understand. Well, he already took me here so I'm going to you know go back to my house whenever he's ready basically. >> Okay. But do you realize that if he doesn't want to take you, you have to get out cuz it's his car. purpose. >> I'm letting you know. >> But that's how that works. >> So, whenever he's ready, >> he doesn't want to drive. You don't want to drive her home. >> I think he might be having some sort of like like early dementia or something, but he's not acting like himself. Um, we were just going to go to Starbucks and then he said that he had to go and I can't remember if he said he needed to take a package somewhere. >> I got her a couple of gift cards because she doesn't have a job. >> He did. He Well, he just got me a gift card >> and showed up back at the apartment. So, I felt sorry for her. My mistake. Gave her more money. Gave her more things to do. Took her here so she could get food. She used to get out of the car and now she needs to get out of it at all. >> I'm just trying to spend the day with her, go out and run errands. We're just trying to run errands. >> Um, you said she was evicted from the apartment. Does she not? So, that's not where she lives anymore. >> I still live there. >> She is in the process of eviction. I don't think they've got a final order for it yet. >> Okay. >> So, she can still be there. According to the father, he had tried to assist his daughter, but upon arrival, she refused to leave the car despite his repeated requests. When the police arrived, they approached the young woman and asked her to step out of the vehicle to resolve the situation. However, she refused, insisting that she had the right to remain in the car, claiming that her father was experiencing memory issues. >> I'm not trying to live in this car. You know what I mean? So, >> yeah, but you're not trying to get out of this car right now. breaking the law. This is not your car. >> So, you're trespassing with the permission of the person. He does not want you in his car. You're trespassing in his in Okay, so we can play this game, but you're going to get arrested. Like, I'm not trying to be mean to you, but I'm trying to explain something to you and you're not really willing to listen. >> Um, you explained it to me, but I would like to shut my door down. >> I'm not doing that. It's not your door. It's not your car. Um, >> door registered detectable. Maybe like he has early onset like dementia outside. I'm fine. I'm not stepping out. Um and I feel like usually you ask people not to step out of the car. >> But you understand that you're probably going to end up going to jail then, right? >> You do know that usually like if you pulled me over on a highway, we'd both have to pull over, park together, say, "Roll down the window and please present your papers to me." That's what you would say. And I would >> But I may sometimes I also ask a lot of people out of the car, too. But your dad wants you out of the car. It doesn't feel like a very real situation like and it doesn't feel like we're bothering anyone. >> So, do you want to press charges for trespassing? >> The police clearly explained that staying in the car without her father's permission was a violation of property rights. Nevertheless, the young woman persistently refused to leave the vehicle despite the police's repeated warnings. Eventually, the father had no choice but to press trespassing charges against her. The solution is that you step out. Either stand over here. You could sit. There's a bench over here. There's a bench there. There's a bench over there. Okay. Yeah. Go ahead and stand out of the car. >> No, I stepped out. It's fine. Allow me to. >> No, you're not closing the door. So, >> I don't want to shut it on you. I don't want to like I can promise you you're not >> Stop touching this car cuz it's not your car. It's not yours either. >> Well, that's okay. >> We'll just get the statement. We're not in a hurry. >> Okay. >> Don't touch me. Don't molest me, please. We're going to end up having to use force. >> I would like to press charges for assault. An assault charge. I just was assaulted. Battery. >> I want to press charges for battery. >> I want to press charges. >> It's a lawful >> I would like to press charges. >> You don't get to. >> I'm being held against my will. >> Great. Get out of the car. >> No. Here. I'm being held against my will. Please leave. >> No. So, these are the options. You can get out of the car. You can leave on your own accord. You can walk away. >> Get a judge or something. Like, I don't I don't know what else to tell you. get a judge and a jury and take me to trial. Like, I don't mail me some papers. I mean, I don't know. Like, uh, whatever the charges are, like, let me know. Are you going to give me a ticket? Why don't you just give me a ticket? >> The officers tried to persuade the young woman to leave the car peacefully. However, she remained adamant, accusing the police of assault and violating her personal rights. Tensions escalated as she resisted all police requests, adopting a defiant attitude, demanding a ticket, and insisting on being taken to court. >> Defiance. >> That's your choice. >> Defiance. >> So, you understand the risk that you're taking with this, right? >> Okay. >> Um, no. Um, you're insulting me. What are you doing? >> No, I'm not. Why? >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. I'm not under arrest. I'm under cardiac arrest of anything. >> No place under arrest for trespassing. I resisted. >> You can't do that. >> You're not going to. >> Stop. Stop. >> I wish we didn't have to. >> Stop. >> We tried to work it out with you. >> Stop. >> For whatever reason you decided. >> Stop. >> Stop policing me. >> I'm sorry that this is the way that you have to go. >> This is not the law. This is a lawful. I'm not resisting. No. Stop. Stop touching me. I have to search. You're molesting me. You're sexually assaulting me. You are sexually assaulting me. No. >> Please help me. Please help me. >> Get off me. >> Stop resisting. >> Now you're getting a felony. >> Get off me. Stop touching me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop touching me. >> Oh, MY ARM. STOP IT. Sit in the car. >> Can you please pick up your sit in the car? I don't want to have to help you. >> I got it. >> GET OFF ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> CLOSE THE DOOR. >> After multiple warnings, the police were forced to use coercive measures to arrest her. During the process, she continued to resist fiercely, screaming and accusing the police of abusing their power, even alleging that they were kidnapping her. It took the officers considerable time to subdue her, but her resistance seemed only to intensify. >> Listen, if you try to hurt us again, you either end up getting tased, >> me hurt you. You guys were hurting me. >> Okay, but you >> you guys actually assaulted me. You grabbed me and then she touched my breast for no reason. So, you touched me inappropriately as well on my skin. Do you know that you don't need to contact me like that? I was in handcuffs already. >> Unless you know what I'm talking about. >> My hands were behind my back. Do you know you shouldn't have searched me like that? First of all, you should have not been out here, not with her and doing it. Second, it's liable. It's a lot of liel. >> Listen, you're embarrassing yourself. >> We're going to open the door. Okay. You're going to get put back in. You fight us. >> Do you have a like liability policy? Like, do you guys have like some sort of like commercial health insurance? >> Do not fight us. Okay. What are you so scared of? >> I don't want to get back on. >> No, don't touch me. Please, you're touching me again. Stop it. Open the door for me. Stop touching me. I'm >> Yes, you are. So, stop. You've already got battery on Elio. >> On a Leo. >> Yes. >> On a August birthday. On a Leo. What? No. No. No. Get Get off me. Stop it. >> You're constricting me. I can't breathe. You're constricting me. You're not doing anything. You are physically hurting me right now. My chest hurts. My head hurts. My hands hurt. My wrist hurts. >> I know it hurts. >> And my shoulder blades and my shoulders and my back, which is where all my organs are, by the way. So, thank you. You're not cooperating. You are not cooperative. We are not a co-op. We are not a co-op. We are not a corporation. We are not a co-op. You're not a cop. You're a robber. You're stealing me. You're kidnapping me. Ow, you're hurting me. No, stop doing it. [screaming] Sit back. >> You just sit down. None of this will happen. >> The young woman continually made false accusations against the police and even bit an officer, which are serious offenses under US law, violating 18 USC. SS11, which covers acts of obstructing, resisting, or assaulting a federal officer or anyone assisting a federal officer while performing their duties. Penalties include fines and imprisonment, with the severity of the punishment increasing based on the seriousness of the offense. >> Bring me to the hospital right now. I can't breathe. I'm too hot. I can't breathe. I'm going to have a seizure. >> I just turned the AC up for you. You got to give it a second. I just >> I need to >> I don't know what that means. >> Take me to the hospital. Take me for medical clearance. >> You'll get medical clearance at the jail. >> No, that's not the same. I need a physical exam. >> Who's the elected person in this jurisdiction? >> You're kidnapping me. >> Give me a ride. Give me a ride home. Turn the car around. First reverse. >> The suspect was then placed in a police car and transported to the detention center, though she continued to resist and demanded to be taken to a hospital. She was subsequently held to face charges of trespassing and resisting law enforcement. [screaming] Get up. >> Don't grab me. You You ran across the street. You're on the wrong people. >> Chaotic confrontation broke out at the hospital in the dead of night. >> I DON'T WANT TO GO. >> I DON'T CARE. >> I want to go because I get scared. [screaming] >> I wish. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Anyone who tames me. >> Put your hand BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> MY HANDS BEHIND MY BACK. IN the middle of the night in a quiet hospital, a heated argument breaks out between a young mother who refuses to leave her hospital room and things escalate quickly. >> They've asked you to leave. If you want, we can bring you out in handcuffs and charge you a trespassing, leave the baby here. Or you can come outside and talk to me. We can be civil. We can work this out and then we could handle it out there. Okay. >> I'm not sure we can bring that. >> I just told you. >> For what reason? >> I just told you. >> Then can I get my phone? >> I will get it before we leave. Grab the bag. Get outside now. Yeah, I know. I'm leaving. There's no reason why I can't be here. Yeah, I know. >> Grab the bag. Let's go. Or I'm going to grab it. >> But for what reason? >> I just told you they asked you to leave. You're trespassing. Grab the bag. >> You're going to cause problems for >> There's no reason why I can't leave. >> I just told you. >> No, I don't want to leave. There's no >> I don't care if you want to leave. That's not how this works. Grab the bag. Push the baby. >> Stop causing problems. >> Go. >> For what reason? I can't. >> I'm grabbing it and I'll push the baby. >> Don't touch the shoulder. >> Why can't I BE HERE? NO. I'M NOT LEAVING. I'm not leaving. Use my phone. You I'm not leaving. STOP CAUSING PROBLEMS. NO private property. >> You Hey, you touch them. It's battery and I'm taking you out. Outside. I told you. Now >> causing problems. I >> NO, I'm not leaving. >> YES, YOU ARE. >> NO. >> GO. >> NO. [screaming] WHY? AARON, GO. >> NO. NO. WHY CAN'T I BE HERE? NO. I'm not leaving then. I'm not leaving. No. I want my phone. >> Do you want to leave a handcuff? >> No. I'm not. Why can't I be here? >> I just told you. >> There's no reason. He doesn't even have a reason. Stop acting like this. >> I'm I don't want to leave. >> You're leaving. You're not going back in there. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. There's no reason why I can't be here. >> Yes, there is. >> No, there's not. >> No, there's not. >> Stay out here. You come in there. I swear you're going out handcuffs. >> I don't care. >> You don't care. Who's the baby go to then? >> Don't worry ABOUT IT. >> YEAH. LET ME LEAVE. >> WHY DON'T YOU WANT TO LEAVE? >> BECAUSE WHY DON'T YOU WANT I'M NOT SEEING FOR NO REASON. >> WHY CAN'T I be here? >> Why do YOU WANT TO STAY? NOT BECAUSE I CAN. >> NO, YOU CAN'T. >> NO, I DON'T WANT TO LEAVE. >> You are leaving. >> No, I don't want to. >> Warnings of legal consequences are heard, but in a fit of rage, the young mother ignores them all and brings things to the brink of an irreversible confrontation. I >> want to stay here. >> Hey, your options right now are leave pushing your child and go home or I take in handcuffs and then mom picks up the baby. >> Can I speak to your supervisor? >> Sure. You're definitely going to be able to speak to him if you don't go outside and YOU COME SCREAMING. NO. WELL, I'M PISSED OFF NOW. >> YEAH. LEXI, do you understand that if you don't leave, you will be placed under arrest for trusting? >> Yeah, I know. I don't care. I want to stay here. There's no reason why I can't. Why can't you just ask? >> Hey, this is a private building. If they don't want you here, you can't stay here. That's how that goes. They're asking you to leave. Let's go. >> I don't want >> I don't care what you want. You can. And you're walking outside. >> Why can't I just stay here? I'm his mom. >> I don't care what his mom says. >> Lexi, do you understand that if you get arrested, there's going to be a DCF? >> I'm not trying to call DCFS. I'm trying to walk you out. Why don't you be a grownup? push your stroller and walk out. You're not staying here. Regardless of how much you want to stay here, you're also walking out. >> There's no I want to know the specific reason. >> They don't want you here. They don't need a specific reason. >> Does not want you here. >> Yeah, but it's going to be fine an hour later. Tell me to come back. >> Doesn't matter. >> You're not allowed back. >> You're not allowed here. You're action. Your >> what action? When he was sitting in the room and screaming at me and spitting at me. >> So, did you? >> Yeah. I was mad and raised my voice. Sorry, that's a problem. >> So, then you're getting raising your voice again. So, you have to leave. >> What if he says I can come back later? Doesn't matter. Why? Cuz now that's our decision. You will not be allowed over here. You're going to trespass. >> Okay. But I can come here with his mom. >> No, you cannot. >> Yes, I can. >> No, you cannot. >> Yes, I can. >> I want to talk to him before I go then. No, you can't. I'll leave if I can talk to you. >> I don't want to leave. >> I don't care. You're leaving. >> I can't say one thing. Why? >> Cuz I said so. Let's go. >> I don't. You don't understand. What did I do? >> It's time for you to say something to him. It is over. We're done. Go now. >> I don't want to. >> I don't care. Be a grown-up. Push your baby outside. >> I can't say one thing. >> No. Why? >> Because they don't want you here. You're disturbing other patients. Look how many people you have here. >> Scream, struggles, and dramatic scenes unfolded in the hospital hallway until the police were forced to make a drastic decision. >> I want to speak to the supervisor, then I'll go. >> Listen, criminal trespass with the new law makes it a little bit tougher. She gets a ticket. I can't take her anywhere I want to. Unless it's multiple offenses. I'm working on it. Thank you, >> Lexi. Let's go. Push. Now, >> speak to supervisor. >> He's right here. He's outside. Let's go. I want to speak right now. >> I'm pushing it or you're pushing it. Those are our options. Make a decision. Am I pushing the stroller or you >> I want to speak to supervisor first. No. Don't touch my daughter. >> Push the stroller. >> No, I DON'T WANT TO GO. [laughter] >> PUSH THE STOP. STOP TOUCHING HER. >> STOP. >> I DON'T WANT TO GO. I DON'T CARE. >> I want to go. I WANT TO STAY. THERE'S NO REASON I CAN'T STAY. STOP. [screaming] STOP. YO, >> STOP. >> You made a decision. >> Stand by. >> Stop. STOP. STOP TOUCHING ME. >> STOP. >> You are now under a decision. You are under arrest. >> Oh my god. >> YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> DON'T TOUCH MY DAUGHTER. >> LEXI, STOP. >> Stop touching me. >> I'M TRYING TO DOUBLE >> I'm double locking the handcuff so it doesn't tighten on your wrist. Knock it off. Relax. >> Lexi, take a deep breath. >> Take a deep breath. any. >> In the end, it all ended in tears and screams, but the legal consequences are just beginning with charges that could completely change this young mother's life. >> Give it to me. I need >> Stop reaching. You're not reaching for anything. >> No. Give me her now. GIVE ME MY DAUGHTER. GIVE HER TO me now. GIVE ME MY DAUGHTER NOW. GIVE HER TO ME. Give me my daughter. I need to call my mom. >> You're calling her when we get to the station. >> Then where's my daughter going? She's coming with us. >> I don't even have a car seat. >> You have a car seat? >> Yeah. Cannot take my car. I need to call my mom. >> Calling your mom, right? >> I need to call my mom. Just let me go and I'll leave. >> You had that choice. I gave you that option. This is what you chose. >> Please. >> No. >> I need my daughter. >> She's coming. We'll figure it out. >> No. I need to call my mom now. I need to call my mom. I need to call my mom. >> I heard you all three times. >> I need to call my mom. I can call my mom if I want. >> Okay, let's see. Have you gotten to do anything you wanted to do since I've been here? >> Can I call my mom? >> No, you can't. I need to see my [ __ ] daughter. I need to call my mom. >> Okay, you can't tell my daughter without me. I need my daughter now. I need to call my mom. I'm not leaving until I see my daughter. >> You're leaving. >> No, I need my daughter. >> Sexy, you're leaving. >> Okay, then I don't have the car. I need my daughter. You can't take her. I need my daughter now. No, don't touch my phone. You can't be Just take me in the [ __ ] car. I'm already pissed off. Just take me. >> I don't care if you're pissed off. >> DAUGHTER. I NEED TO CALL MY MOM. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. Your daughter. >> No. I need you to call my mom. We'll let you call your mom. >> No, I need to call my mom. >> Let's call your mom. >> I need to go right now. WHERE IS HE GOING? PLEASE, I need to call my mom. Please. Please. I need to call my mom. I need to GO CALL MY MOM. PLEASE. He's hurt. I can't. >> Lexi Rogers was charged with criminal trespass resisting a law enforcement officer. She was released on bond and is scheduled to appear in court on December 18th, 2024. If convicted, she could face a fine or probation [music] for the criminal trespass charge. Peaceful night in Park City suddenly turns into a nightmare when a fight suddenly breaks out in the parking lot, attracting the attention of the police. >> Okay, police right here, y'all. >> Hello, officer. This my sister. This my sister. I got you're getting wind up in here. >> I got my sister. I'm going to get my sister. >> Get her out. Get her out. >> Let the hell go. >> Mhm. >> Mhm. >> All right. All right. Bring it up. Bring it up. Break it up. Bring it up. >> Grab it. Push me. >> B. Enough. Police looking at y'all right now. Y'all >> get up before you go to jail. >> Get up. >> Y'all get up. >> Get up. Get up. >> Get up. D. Get up. Get up. Damn. Watch out. >> More. It's more. >> Okay. So, we gone. >> So, we gone. I ain't touching you. You touching me. You in my face. I need 50 ft. G. Bag up. Come on. We gone. >> Dude. >> Come on, man. Y'all got >> going to jail. >> You going to jail? Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Get up. >> Don't Don't grab me. You You ran across the street. >> Hey, y'all on the wrong people, >> right? Y'all on the wrong get the [ __ ] out of me. >> Wait, wait. [ __ ] pushing. >> Don't give me these people over here. >> Hey, babe. They doing that to her and we ain't even doing [ __ ] >> She's not funny. You ripping my clothes. Get your hand. You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> OVER THERE FIGHTING FIGHTING HER. >> AM I MY FRIEND? >> WAIT. SHE'S not the one in the altercation, dude. >> Exactly. I just came around THE BUILDING. I CAME AROUND the building. >> Are you serious right now? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> It wasn't her. Okay. Don't you hurt me? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Oh my god. Y'all, y'all need to figure out who killed my baby daddy, [ __ ] Why y'all want to be on that? >> EXACTLY. AND SHE TELLING Y'ALL THAT. EXACTLY. >> Get your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand back. >> Get your mind back. >> YOU HURTING ME. I DON'T CARE. >> You a D. You hurting me. Thank you. But you cool with it. >> She Why the [ __ ] hand behind your back. >> And you tame me. >> Put your hand BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> MY HAND BEHIND MY BACK. >> I'MMA SUE YOU, [ __ ] I'mma sue you cuz you should have BEEN OUT HERE DOING YOUR JOB, BUT YOU WANT TO PLAY ON SOME [ __ ] >> When the police issue an arrest warrant, things escalate to a head and one daring move changes her fate in an instant. >> You shut up, puss. >> OH MY GOD. >> NO, CUZ I HEAR CUZ I AIN'T do is WRONG WITH YOU. YOU OUT HERE TRYING TO FIGHT ON ME, BUT YOU AIN'T GETTING THE PEOPLE THAT'S FIGHTING. QUETTE, CALL MY SISTER. >> EXACTLY. >> THAT'S DON'T TOUCH ME. YOU GOT ME. GET IN THE CAR. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> Get in the car. >> Okay, I AM REST. >> I'M NOT. Just let me GET IN THE CAR. YOU WANT TO USE THAT SO BAD, [ __ ] I'MMA sue you on my kids. I'mma sue you. >> Where's your sister now? I don't know. My sister did not call me. I don't know where she at. She did not call you, man. >> Excuse me. Where y'all taking her to? >> Jail. Her. Where is your sister? >> My sister ain't calling me. >> The one you were just pulling away from me. >> I was Look, I was just breaking out the fight. Once I [ __ ] the fight up, I let myers go on about they I don't know. I don't live here. I don't know nobody else. I'm here chilling with female that mother clean as a whiff. All right. >> Please don't ask me more questions on fight. I don't need your assistance. >> Who is this girl in the car? What's her name? The one we put in the handcuffs. >> That's my people. >> You know her? >> Where's the girl she was fighting with? Trying to pull. You know this guy. >> I don't want I don't want to answer no question. Come on. WHAT? YOU'RE NOT PUTTING ME IN no hands. >> You're going to tell us what's going on. >> He is not. Stop. Mimi, stop. Why are you working up on me? >> Stop. This dumb. He's He's trying to ask you something. >> Mimi, you get You're getting mad. >> Oh my god. He's trying to put me in HANDCUFFS AND I WAS FIGHTING. MIMI, STOP. >> I WASN'T THE ONE FIGHTING THOUGH. >> WHERE'S YOUR WIG? Why was you on the ground? >> I WAS ALREADY BALDHEADED. >> SHE OFFICER. >> NO, you can't take me to jail. >> Mimi, calm down. Calm down. Let's go. >> Damn, >> bro. He said my wig is while I was ON GROUND. I WAS NEVER ON NO GROUND. YOU WAS THE WRONG PERSON. >> MIMI, STOP YOU. >> In the police car, she kept screaming, denouncing her wrongful arrest. But the body cam footage revealed a completely different truth. >> Had two girls fight and you let them go. But I couldn't. >> You hit the police. You fight with the police. That ain't happening. >> You hurting me. I didn't hit you. You >> sure did. >> I Okay. And I I didn't think I hit you, but I'm sorry. I didn't mean to. >> It's crazy. I wasn't even out here showing my ass for >> you pointing at being mean. Like, you don't even got to be mean. I don't think you mean in real life. I think you love your family. >> Trying to be nice. >> I'm sorry, but I'm not I wasn't trying to be rude in the first place. Now, you just a drunk. You tripping. Relax. >> Now, you you just be out here drinking. I ain't your [ __ ] That's crazy. I ain't even do [ __ ] >> But I'm trying to break up a fight. >> I'm sorry. >> You hit me from behind. >> I did it. I was trying to >> You hit me from behind. They told you you're under arrest. You're going to fight. >> Not going to play those games. >> Do you want to tell me what happened or do you want to write down what happened or >> All I know is I seen the I don't know if it was anybody else car or his car. The girl that was out there in pink the ball. We came over there cuz my friend brother was over there. There was just a shooting at her apartment complex. Okay. >> He said he was over there. We came over there like we need to move around. Like black people was really getting killed out here. Like you need to move around. Drunk pissy [ __ ] We know her from history from Prairie View Apartment. She get to getting loud and stuff. So it's like what you want to do? You want to fight like cuz this had nothing to do with you ain't nobody talking to you. She telling my friend like you mad because of a dude. This was 6 years ago. She be dealing with bigger problem. My brother just got just drowned in a a pool. Like we're not thinking about that. We just want him to get over there. We see the police. I'm like we're not going to do that. We're going to be cool. I didn't know my friend was already around the counter. And in the end, the night ended with three felony charges, turning a minor altercation into a case that could ruin lives. >> It's all on video. Sorry, I didn't cut it. You mean you I'm being mean. I'm doing my job. You're the one that's being me. You hit me from behind. >> I didn't mean to. I >> You were scratching me >> and pulling me. >> I didn't mean to. I >> And you wouldn't let us put you in handcuffs. If I tried telling you you were under arrest, you resisted arrest. I'm going to call the states attorney. How much did you drink earlier tonight? >> I didn't really drink much. Like we had a couple drinks at Jay's. I went to Jay's bar while came up there and then I had an extra cup. I'm I'm cool. I'm really cool. Like a >> So why would you hit me from behind? >> I wasn't I >> You did. You used all your weight. Okay. You almost knocked me off my feet. >> I'm sorry. That wasn't >> And then you hurt my wrist and then you cut my hand. All right, that's not cool. >> I don't know what else you >> So here's here's what I'm going to do because the states attorney's busy and instead of keeping you longer than we need to, the information for the two girls that were fighting, I don't care who it is, who it was. I don't >> I know who they were. You were telling me one of them was your sister, >> my friend. >> Okay. You told me your sister. It's all on video. Okay. >> I couldn't listen cuz my mouth has to keep two three words. words came out of your mouth, not mine. So, let me explain now. Otherwise, I'll wait for the state's attorney to call. >> In Illinois, if an individual is convicted of assaulting a police [music] officer, it is a class one felony. Specific penalties include a mandatory minimum of four years in prison, a maximum of up to 15 years in prison, in addition, a fine of up to $25,000. 0 may be imposed. Police charged Courtney with three serious crimes, including assault on a police officer, causing injury, resisting an officer in the execution of official duty, obstructing the arrest process. >> You're not playing LIKE not over here. >> You want to go? You're under arrest. The girl turned a normal traffic stop into a chaotic nightmare. Y >> WEIRD AS A NOBODY DO TO Y'ALL. LET ME GO. WHAT THE [ __ ] IS WRONG WITH Y'ALL? [screaming] OUT OF HERE. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Roll over. >> Car is reported stolen, but when police stop it, they discover a shocking truth about the car's owner. >> What? Okay, that's fine. Is your grandmother Is that your grandma's car? >> Is she on the way? Have you How long till she's till she's here? >> Huh? >> You know how long until she's here? >> Probably an hour. I'm going to have you step by the vehicle. Then we're going to take your vehicle then, sir. >> What are you towing the vehicle for? >> I have to tell the vehicle right around the corner. You said follow me back. >> You said an hour, correct? >> We're not going to wait an hour. We're going to We're going to tow your vehicle. >> Okay. >> What are you towing a vehicle for? If the if the driver's on the way. You said she's going to be here an hour. >> On the way. You said an hour, didn't you? >> She's on the way, though. >> But you said an hour, >> correct? She's on the way, right? She's able to get the vehicle, right? She's able to get right around the corner. She has to get a ride. >> That's not an hour. >> It doesn't matter. She has to get a ride. I'm in her car. >> It's right around the corner. >> I understand you're not supposed to be driving, sir. Correct. We're not going to wait an hour. >> Can you follow me? >> That's not No, I'm not going to follow you there. >> They are. >> Let's go. Step by the vehicle. >> So you're about to I'm not ABOUT you for about her. >> I live right around the corner doing this. Stay in the car. STAY IN THE CAR for real. >> Yeah. Stay in the car. >> NO, DON'T DO THAT. >> STAY IN THE NO, Y'ALL BLOWING IT. WE'RE NOT DOING TO Y'ALL. >> THIS AIN'T YOUR TRAFFIC. >> I DON'T GIVE A I'M IN THIS CAR. THIS IS OUR GRANNY CAR. >> Stay in the car. I'M ABOUT TO RECORD THE OUT OF Y'ALL CUZ I HAVE TO RECORD. >> OKAY, SO I'MMA STAND IT RIGHT HERE. >> When the police announced their decision to impound the car, a sudden outburst of anger occurred, pushing things out of control. >> Come on. >> We need you out of the vehicle. Get out of the car. >> Y'all weird. Okay, I'm out of the car. >> This car [ __ ] >> Grab your car. Get out of the car now. >> I'm grabbing myself blowing it. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get off of me. Don't touch me. You need TO SET UP OBSTRUCTION. You are obstructing. Don't touch me. GET THE OUT OF MY FACE. YOU NEED TO START LISTENING. Get the OUT OF MY FACE. LAST TIME I'M TELLING YOU, YOU WERE TOO HANDCUFFED. You need to stay out OF THE VEHICLE. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. OUT OF MY FACE. DON'T TOUCH ME. STAND OVER THERE. DON'T TOUCH ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. PUT YOUR HANDS ON your back. >> You're blowing it. What y'all doing that for? Y'all are weird. Y'ALL ARE WEIRD AS Y'ALL DOING THAT. STOP. Y'ALLING WEIRD. Oh my granny some ugly. Y'all weird as Oh my granny. >> Let go of your phone. >> Stop. I'mma beat the fool. I'm not touching. >> Shut the up. Shut up. >> Weird ugly mother. NO [ __ ] MOVE. [ __ ] You're weak. Move. You're weak. I promise you ain't talking to me. I PROMISE YOU'RE NOT. IT'S YOUR WEAK ASS. >> What are you doing? >> YOU NEED TO STOP. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> WHAT THE ARE YOU DOING? AND I'M RIGHT HERE. MOVE. >> You need to stop. >> No. Get off of me. >> You need to stop resisting. >> That's fine. You can do that. I don't. >> YEAH. GET THE OFF ME. BUT Y'ALL DUMB ASS. I'M NOT NO [ __ ] KID. >> MOVE. I'm trying to sit here. Move. The confrontation turned chaotic and dangerous, forcing police to intervene amid frantic screams. >> No. >> GET THE OFF. >> STOP. I'M NOT PLAYING WITH YOU. STOP IT RIGHT NOW. >> THIS IS NOT your traffic stop. >> We are not playing with you. [screaming] >> I'M NOT PLAYING. YUCK. Get off of me. I CAN'T BREATHE. MOVE. Y WEIRD. AIN'T NOBODY DO [ __ ] Y WEIRD AS [ __ ] AIN'T NOBODY DO [ __ ] TO Y'ALL. LET ME GO. WHAT THE IS WRONG WITH [screaming] Y'ALL? OUT OF HERE. LET ME GO. Y'ALL MY GRANNY CORN. >> We need a MAX SEAT. >> GET OFF. OPEN DOOR. I DO [ __ ] >> BRO. HELP ME NOT RECORD THESE WITH NOTHING. >> Y weird on my brain. Get >> in the car. >> Y WEIRD. [ __ ] Y'ALL. CORNY AS [ __ ] WHERE THE [ __ ] IS MY SISTER AT? [ __ ] What type OF [ __ ] IS THIS? I MEAN, [ __ ] UP. My granny, y'all. Weird as [ __ ] Y'ALL LUCKY I Y DON'T KICK THIS [ __ ] in. [ __ ] out of here. Y'all weird. Y'all weird [ __ ] [ __ ] MY GRANNY. >> IT WAS THOUGHT that the incident was over. But inside the patrol car, the female suspect continued to scream and make terrifying threats. >> GOT ME UP. Y'ALL WEIRD. OH MY GRANNY. I'M SO AT Y'ALL [ __ ] WEIRD AS [ __ ] with y'all. NOBODY DO [ __ ] Y'ALL [ __ ] FUNNY ASS. [ __ ] WRONG WITH Y'ALL. [ __ ] wrong with y'all. Y'all weird. [screaming] WHO THE DOES THAT [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] dead as [ __ ] Y'all weird as [ __ ] Y AWESOME [ __ ] ON MY GRANNY. CAN'T WAIT TILL ALL Y'ALL [ __ ] GET POPPED. LUCKY I SPIT ON Y'ALL [ __ ] CAN'T wait till this matrix fall on y'all. I swear to God. [ __ ] around with y'all. [ __ ] WRONG WITH Y'ALL. I DON'T GOT NO RIGHT TO DO THAT WEIRD WITH Y'ALL [ __ ] ASS [ __ ] Y'ALL SOME [ __ ] [ __ ] I HOPE ALL Y'ALL FAMILIES GET [ __ ] POPPED [ __ ] ASS [ __ ] [ __ ] y'all pulling UP TO DO THAT TO MAN HANDLE A FEMALE WITH Y'ALL. [ __ ] WRONG WITH Y'ALL. Y'all weird as [ __ ] WITH MY GRANNY. Y'ALL WEIRD as [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] IN THERE WITH Y'ALL DUMB ASS IS A OLD LADY CAR. [screaming] Y'ALL LOOK STUPID AS [ __ ] NOT GOING TO BUY [ __ ] WITH Y'ALL DUMB ASS LOOKING FOR DRUGS. [ __ ] Y got me [ __ ] up. Oh my granny. Y'all got me [ __ ] up. Y'ALL SOME [ __ ] ARE Y'ALL SOME [ __ ] Y'ALL COULDN'T EVEN TAKE DOWN ONE FEMALE WITH Y'ALL [ __ ] ASSES. Y'ALL WEAK AS [ __ ] All y'all ugly as [ __ ] and weak as [ __ ] All y'all some [ __ ] Don't talk to me. DON'T SAY [ __ ] TO ME. YEAH. Y'ALL LET THEM HAND ME ON ME FOR NO REASON. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. THESE [ __ ] NUTS. STOP TALKING TO ME. [ __ ] NO. Y'ALL CAN'T GET [ __ ] AT ME NOW. Y'ALL REALLY CAN'T. GOT THIS WEAK ASS [ __ ] over here. You weak as you couldn't hold no 19y OLD BY YOURSELF WITH WEAK ass [ __ ] [ __ ] you. YOU DON'T BELONG HERE WITH YOUR WEAK ASS. COULDN'T EVEN HOLD ONE 19YEAR-OLD FEMALE WEAK [ __ ] QUIT YOUR JOB AND YOU OVER THERE [ __ ] lying. YOU [ __ ] LYING ASS [ __ ] WITH Y'ALL REDNECK ASS CRACKERFACE ASS [ __ ] GO BACK TO THE MOUNTAINS. Y'ALL UGLY AS Y'ALL SOMEES. I SWEAR TO GOD Y'ALL SOME [ __ ] Y'ALL AIN'T GOT [ __ ] WAS BETTER TO [ __ ] do. That [ __ ] dead as [ __ ] Y'all have no right to [ __ ] touch me. Period. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] Y'ALL WEAK ASSES. [ __ ] y'all are some [ __ ] I swear to God. SOME STRAIGHTIES. WE ass took Stacey out. >> She is charged with vehicle theft which can be prosecuted as a state felony. Assault or resisting an officer which can carry a sentence of up to several years in prison depending [music] on the state. Next, a stubborn woman deliberately blocks the exit, ignoring all warnings from the police, but she doesn't know that their patience [music] is running out. >> Can't have you in the doorway. I'm sorry. Okay. I just need you to to >> Okay. >> All right. This female is gathering her belongings to leave. So stand. I need you to get your stuff. >> Come on, ma'am. >> Come on. I'm going to help scope. >> You need an ambulance. >> I'm good, ma'am. I need you to step out the way so they can get out. You're in their doorway. They're trying to leave. Let's go. Trying to get her out the way. Just pack up the stuff slowly. And they're in there trying to get out. >> I'll tell you what. How about you take all this stuff and you move it to the side and pack it up so the people can come out, right? You're holding up the people from coming out. >> Stand. Do me a favor. Stand up and just move to the side. >> So, just bring your stuff over here and pack on the side. >> You have any information on her? >> She wasn't speaking. >> Oh, that's that should be easy. >> Do you understand English? >> Yeah. Yeah, she does. >> So, this stuff, we're going to move it all to the side. >> Right now, you're right. Now, move your [ __ ] to the side. >> What's your name? >> Move your stuff to the side. >> Call your hands on me. >> I'm not touching you. are moving your studs out of the side to the side >> so that the people can walk out of the building. >> There's people in there and I've been telling you they have to go. >> They're in there and they're trying to get out and you're in the way and we've been nice and we're waiting but now it's time to go. >> Do you understand? >> A chaotic struggle broke out as she screamed, resisted, and tried to break free from the handcuffs. >> Take your stuff over here. >> You want to go? >> You want to go? You want to go? You're under arrest. >> That's it. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Roll over. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Roll over. Touch me. >> Roll over. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back and stop resisting. >> You're resisting. No, >> I'm not. You're too hot. You're under arrest. Stop resisting. You're hurting my back. >> Stop resisting and I won't hurt you. >> I'm not resisting. >> You are resisting. >> No, I'm not. >> You're pulling away. >> I am not. Roll over. >> Roll over. >> I see. I got to >> Your back is broken. >> Twist that around. Twist it around. >> Twist it around. Let it go. Now you got it. Are you going to give me your arm or you going to get twisted like this? >> Put your arm behind your back and stop fighting us. >> You are fighting. >> Okay. If you weren't fighting, you wouldn't be arrested right now. You squared up against me. >> I say so. Stand up. >> Stand up. Stand up. Now stand by the wall. Stay by the wall. >> Don't move. We have to search you before what? I want you. >> We have to search you before we put you in our car. >> That's our policy. >> That's our procedure. >> Okay. >> Stand up. I face the wall. I can't. >> Yes, you can. You're standing. Face the wall. >> I have a broken back. >> That doesn't stop you from facing the wall. >> I can't do that. I have a broken back. Stand up. I can't. I have a broken back. I have >> You got it. >> I got it. >> Come on. Turn the gun up. Okay. >> She eventually faces serious charges and a costly lesson in testing the limits of the law. >> Next time when you talk to me, you don't bring me up against the cops. I didn't straight up. >> Yes, you did. How did I do that? >> You said how did I do? You said you want to go. >> Who said I want to go? >> You said you want to go face the car. Face the car. >> All right. >> Is it clean? >> Yeah, I checked. Sit down. >> Well, I got to pick up my foot. Get in. >> How am I going to get in with my without my foot going first? >> Get in. >> Yep. It's crazy. Well, I have to put my foot. Close the door. Close the door. Move your foot. You want to sit up? That's fine. What's up? There's a male. Don't try to face that wall. Left foot straight face this wall. Face the wall. >> When I take that cuff off, put that hand on the wall. Do you hear me? >> Right on the wall. >> When I take the cuff off, put the hand on the wall. >> The one that's not cuffed. >> Well, I got kicked in the head before it came from. >> When did you get kicked in the head? >> Do me a favor. Take your sweaters off. Your last last layer of clothing. You want to go here? >> Just put it to your left. On table on the table to your left. >> In Florida, assault on a police officer, third class felony, carries a maximum penalty of 5 years in prison or prison sentence plus probation plus fine, about $5,000. 0. The woman was formerly charged with three counts. Resisting arrest, public disorderly conduct, assault on police. I'm telling my sister my fault. Okay. My hair. What are you doing? >> Stop bullying. >> An arrogant woman dares to teach the police how to work while being arrested. >> What is your >> October? I'm not What you I'm moving my mouth. I'm not even moving my wrist. What are you doing? A mysterious red car is leaving a trail of thick white smoke on Florida streets. And the run-in with police is just beginning. >> Yeah. You can't be driving your car like that. You see the smoke? >> I'm heading toward >> where gas >> for which one? >> What are you going to do there? What are you going to do there? >> It's just water. >> This is just water. where >> 21 11 24 hours already. >> Okay. Well, I'm just letting you know that you can't be driving like this with your smoke. >> I need your license to face your insurance. It's against the law. This is against the law for it to be smoking more than 5 seconds. It's been smoking this entire time since you came out from 434 and Gateway. >> 434 and Gateway Drive there. Okay. I need your license for Tra. I'm not going to ask you again. Okay. >> I need your license for retroation insurance. I'm waiting. Okay. Because you're doubting my expertise. >> I'm not doubting your I have the right to ask questions. You want to ask questions? >> Yes, ma'am. Well, and I have the the authority to ask for your driver's license. >> You have the right to wait and answer. >> Okay. So, look, I'm not going to play on your time because you're actually blocking the road here because you decided to pull over here. Okay? I need your driver's license right now. You don't give it to me, then we're going to take a ride up north. Okay. Huh? Are you going to give me your driver's license or you're going to wait for me to give it to you or you're going to >> We're not playing that. Get out the car now. >> You cannot open my door. >> That's too bad. >> Let me pull me out the door. >> Listen, you're going to stop that. >> 21. >> That is not What is your >> Get out the door. Do that again. >> You got one second to TOUCH ME AGAIN. LET IT [screaming] GO NOW. GET OUT THE CAR. >> NO, I'M NOT. YOU'RE GOING TO LET GO. FIND OUT NOW. WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM? Tell me. >> Get out the car. >> The exchange quickly escalated and then one explosive moment sent things spiraling out of control. >> You got that right. >> Yes, ma'am. You're under arrest. You're going to go to jail. You have >> What are you wait What are you reaching for? my damn phone. >> No, you're not. >> Come on, man. >> Let me see you get out my car cuz I feel I feel threatened. >> That's That's okay. Get out the car. It's a lawful order. Okay. You're under arrest. You're going up north. >> No, it is not. >> Yes, ma'am. >> No, it's not. >> Yes. I don't want to hurt you. >> Do you want whatever your name is? >> I don't want to hurt you. >> I need you to find out what the law is. >> That's too bad. Okay. >> Oh, the law is too bad. >> No, you're going to find it out. >> Well, here's what you should be saying. Turn off your car. >> I'm not here to listen to you how I'm supposed to do my job. I'm here on a violation of a traffic infraction. Okay. And you refuse to ID yourself to me. Okay. >> I'm not. And you're going to let go of my wrist. >> No, I'm not. >> Because you're under arrest. >> Well, I'm 97. I won't take anymore. >> No. You're going to calm down. Let go of my wrist. No, ma'am. >> And I'm sending my car. >> Hey, L1, block this car in. >> You're going to let go of my wrist? >> No, I'm not. I'm not running away. >> That's true. Two, I'm sitting. >> You're tensing up. You're pulling your arm back. >> That's You have the right to pull me. >> Absolutely. Yes, I do. I had you. >> You do not. >> You're under arrest. Right. >> You're under arrest. You're going to jail. >> They go in my hand. >> You're You're going to jail. Okay. >> See, >> one, I'm not trying to go nowhere. I have the right to ask questions. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO HOLD my hand cuz I'm not resisting nothing. All I'm >> asking to remove my hand. No. >> Let's get out of the car then. >> No. I feel unsafe. >> Okay. So he Why is he holding? Let me ask the question. >> He's tense enough resisting. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Don't name me. You come in, you ask the question, right? >> We're not going to play. Does he have the right to hold me? Where am I going? >> Yes, he does. No, he does not. >> No, you did not. He >> No, you do not have that right. >> Oh, I stop fighting. Stop. Stop fighting. During the struggle, a daring act caused blood to be spilled and her charges were immediately escalated to a felony. Vanetta, if you don't mind. >> No, I do. >> We're going to do a talking to you. Shut up. >> We're going to do a N >> shoot for this car. Right. >> Absolutely. >> Let's get her up and I'm not walking away without my >> Yeah, you are walking right now. >> Relax. RELAX. >> Get in the >> Yes, you are. >> Get in the car. Feed in. Now do it. >> I just made anyone want >> I pulled her over because she's When she went to court, the final verdict not only decided her freedom but also left a valuable lesson for anyone who dares to challenge the law. >> You're going to jail. Listen, you're going to jail today. You're being charged of battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting with violence since you crashed him and he drew blood. Both are felonies. Okay? But you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can you support the law. What's up? Okay. Those are your three charges. >> My car. You can keep my phone. You can lock my phone. You do not have any. Is it locked? Is it locked? >> Is my phone locked? >> Make sure my phone is locked. You do not. >> My best advice to you is to calm down. >> My phone is already calm. I don't feel safe because you guys can't even even ask me what's going on. He started attacking from the beginning. >> Well, listen. You're going to jail. I told you your charges. Don't make it hard because them will rip you out of the car when we get to jail >> because the correction officers are going to make it way harder than what it has to be. >> Well, that's fine. >> Okay. So, if you don't cooperate with them, they go by a different set of rules. >> Your voice and listen to me. >> No, cuz I don't care what you have to say. >> She was sentenced to 18 months of probation and community service for failure to pay fines and court fees totaling $1,965. Her Florida driver's license was revoked. Next, a Hyundai speeds down a Florida highway. But what police discover when they get closer is even more shocking than the speeding. >> I stopped you for speed. Your tags really unreadable and what what I can read is expired. >> Oh, really? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. I was just at work. I was coming right here to the house to grab something. >> Your driver's license was at the back. Where your fingers at? >> No, they were. >> What's the other one? >> That's my ID. >> I see it. I just want to make sure it's the same one. >> They're the same. >> Okay. Do you have any paperwork for the car? It match the tag. >> How long ago did you move here? >> I've been here about 4 years. >> How come you haven't changed the address on your license? >> Because I mean I really they my address is for my grandmother's. >> I get all my mail and stuff here. You >> change the address if you're living here. You need to get the address changed. >> Expired vehicle registration. Driver license not valid. 2000. and she's going to be suspended. Copy the 28 and then uh run the registered owner. Hayes, if you're close by, Kate, come. She's a female or I'm be arresting her for driving suspended. I'm going to arrest you for driving on a suspended license. >> Oh, I didn't know my license was suspended. >> All right. State would let you know if you had your right address on your license. >> So, I'm going to go to jail because I don't have your license. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I don't have words. So, they can't give me a citation or anything like that. And I didn't know that my license was suspended. I still have my ID and I haven't been pulled over. >> Oh, you you work today. >> You telling child you going to take me to jail. Like I don't understand. This is my first time being pulled over. So why do I have to Why am I going to jail? >> It can't be the first time being pulled over cuz you got so many points in 18 months. >> Yeah, 18 months. But that doesn't mean in 18 months. It's my first time. >> All right, man. We're not debating step out of the car, put transm. Hang up the phone. >> So y'all not going to let me move the car into >> No, it's getting towed. Can y'all come get my car? Cuz you talked about it getting towed. >> It's getting towed. No one's coming to pick it up. >> Her car was about to be towed away right before her eyes, causing the argument between the two sides to escalate violently and the atmosphere to become suffocatingly tense. >> Like 3:30 claims 1051 for the vehicle. >> He said, "You can't pick it up. It's getting told for what?" Like >> it's unregistered. It's expired. You have insurance? And maybe I do have insurance, but maybe that's why I didn't get a notice that my license are getting suspended because I don't have my tag. Should I leave the the car the key here? >> If you want, it'll be less damage on the vehicle if they tow it. They can put in neutral instead of dragging it. >> So, should I leave it here? My >> You want to leave it on the roof? Just the just the key. >> But my purse and my keys are everything will go with you. >> Yeah, the car is um if you're coming for Lebre just hurry up and come. Why do you have to hang up my phone? I'm telling my sister like this my phone. Okay, I'll put my damn hair in front of my dad. What are you doing all that? >> I'm not like what do you mean? >> Like so wrong. Like I'm not even treating you wrong. We give you ample opportunity. >> Huh? They want me to hang up, get in my phone and all of that. Like how you got your wrist? I just October to the I'm not What you I'm moving my mouth. I'm not even moving my wrist. What do you mean? >> How am I trying to turn my wrist? I'm not even moving. I'm moving my mouth and everything. You got my arms. How am I moving my wrist? >> Because you're going to turn your wrist and you're talking about I'm not saying that the handcuffs are tough. I'm not even moving. That's why I just did what you didn't want. >> Keep your hand like this instead of trying to turn it around. >> Like y'all just want a bonus or some [ __ ] Y'all should get your [ __ ] citation. Like, and why are you taking my car? Cuz I didn't give you no consent to take my car. >> You don't have to give me consent. >> Yes, I do. I'm inventorying your vehicle and grabbing your purse. Right. >> I don't want my person to stay in here cuz my sister. >> It's not It's going to the jail. >> Why? Going to the jail for what? >> Cuz the tow truck's going to be here before your sister. >> Okay. Well, you didn't get the wallet, ma'am. You have anything on you or anybody I need to know? >> Yeah, I took your keys. I took your pepper spray off cuz you can't go to jail. >> You can get my um keys to the car. Like, why would I leave the keys? No, I don't. I just came from work. I don't >> stay with the car. >> And you can keep my wallet in here cuz if she need to me out of jail, then all my [ __ ] need to be in the car. Like why would he go to the tow truck? >> You don't have to give me permission. >> Yes, I do. Cuz what are you for? What you expect somebody else? >> Spread your feet for me. >> A suspicious object found in a handbag turns a routine traffic stop into an unexpected investigation, taking things in a different direction. >> I didn't check the stadium right there. Like what the >> Why are you sketching my things? Can you call the lieutenant please? >> Supervisor's right there, man. if you'd like to speak to. >> I'm talking about the captain. >> Step inside for me. >> Yep. This is what you're getting. What do you need? >> Yeah, cuz I need to go to the hospital. I feel like you guys uh hurt me. >> Okay, you can go to the hospital. >> Why do you have something for you? >> All right. Charger with it. >> And what was all the things that you took out my purse? Are they going to get put back in there? >> No, cuz they're not in your name. >> What do you mean they're not in my name? So, I have friends and I have people that stay with me. So get their stuff. >> Y'all just be acting like [ __ ] A [ __ ] just got pulled over by Orlando police. They searched everything and didn't take anything. So what the y'all doing? Y'all some redneck ass crackers always doing some [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Yeah. Go ahead and test that mother bottle that you did. See if you got some drugs. You got some drugs. Yeah. I bet I won't go in there with nothing but mother driving without license. It ain't going to be nothing with no drugs. Why you think that? Thought you had something. Lord driver without suspended license. Wow. >> Did you call the captain? Cuz I'm active. >> Our supervisor's here. >> No, that's not a supervisor. I asked for the captain. >> Seems like everything would be lost, but the outcome in court made everyone unable to believe the final turn of this case. >> Don't hold no weight. None of that weight. >> All right. Well, that's what we got. >> So, where's the captain? If I'm asking for the captain, why you can't call him? >> My supervisor is here. >> I asked for the captain. a captain. >> We don't have one of those. >> Oh, see I don't have one. >> No, we do not. >> Okay. I'm going to ask for the body cam when I get to the gym. >> Okay. >> Then you going to have a captain? >> We don't. >> Oh, okay. Some some What? What are you? Lake County. >> Lake County. >> Yeah. Y'all don't have a captain? >> No, we don't. [clears throat] >> Wow. Talk about 18 months in 18 months. But when did my license get defended then? >> In November. >> Okay. So, I had license though, right? And I haven't been pulled over, right? Yeah. Okay. >> Oh, you work today and your license is still suspended. >> Okay. But you talking about, oh, you you you haven't had a license. You had them in 18 points and 18 months, but I still had license this year. This whole year I had license >> up until November when it was suspended, right? >> Okay. Yeah. And I didn't know anything about it. So, okay. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Suspended license. >> Had I been sus had I been pulled over, they would have took my license. I still had my license. So, obviously, I didn't know. >> Okay. Make sure you tell your defense attorney that. >> It's okay. It ain't going to be nothing. It's going to get thrown out. Like, I'm not going I'm not tripping. You ain't did nothing but took me to jail while I was at work. Well, you could have just gave me a citation cuz you a [ __ ] ass cracker. That's why old ass need the mother tire. Pretty sure how you is. You look about 60. You have two prior convictions and two withholds. Is it right to do the uh this will be the third, so do the felony. >> And then you have the resisting. So yeah, >> just making sure. So when you see it, you know what it's for. And you got that blue card just like you see my kid social in there. I'm pretty sure you see that that card matches his name on it. Why you trying to take that? Like Yeah. >> Then the other one. >> Yeah. That I'm sure you seen that the social says. So that's my son. That one right there is what? Uh >> my other son. His his birth certificate should be in there, too. Okay. >> Yeah. That one is my mom's. Yeah. And that one is my friends. Yes. So Okay. >> Okay. And that one is my red card right there. That doesn't have a name. When you have a pay card, it doesn't have a name. Okay. >> Florida statutes SS843.02. Nonviolent resistance penalty. This is a first-degree misdemeanor. Can be punished by up to one year in jail or probation for up to 12 months. Fine up to $1,000. She was charged with multiple offenses. driving with a suspended license, initially considered a felony, non-violent resistance, speeding, and an expired vehicle registration. Bail was set at $3,5000, which he posted and was released. After the trial, she was fined $220 and must pay all court [music] costs. If she fails to pay, her license will remain suspended. >> Who? What you locking me up for? What? >> My purse is not here. >> No. Stop it. >> I wanted this. >> My purse is not here. Guys, >> we >> When a woman refuses to leave her hotel, police are forced to give her a taste OF REALITY. >> COME GET MY [ __ ] >> STOP. >> I don't care about none of this. >> Where's my beer? >> You're not drinking that in public. You can't walk. You can't walk on the street and drink that. >> Why? It's no public attitude. >> You can't be drinking. woman refuses to leave the hotel and her words leave the entire police team speechless. Is this the beginning of an unimaginable chaos? >> For what? >> Did you talk to him? >> Yep. He said that they told you to leave and you got to leave. >> Police reporting ambulance and firefighters. >> For what? >> For what? >> I don't have none of this. >> Okay, YOU CAN LEAVE. >> PTSD, I'M ALREADY out the door. They can't even GET IN THE DOOR. THE WINDOW IS BROKEN BEFORE YOU GO TO JAIL. >> I DON'T CARE. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. >> CALL WOMEN. COME PICK ME UP. CHECK MY BLOOD PRESSURE. YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME. YOU'RE NOT A WOMAN. You touch me. YES, MAN. CALL YOUR MOTHER. >> HOW MANY TIMES HAVE I already told you leave? They told you to leave, TOO. >> I JUST GAVE HIM THE KEY. CALL YOUR MOM, PLEASE. >> Are you going to leave? >> All right. You're under arrest. >> I'm already out the door. >> Doesn't matter. You're still on the property. >> COME GET MY [ __ ] >> STOP. I DON'T CARE about none of this. Give me my money. >> Unlock them. >> I DON'T CARE. LOOK WHAT THEY HANDS. >> Police report. >> Yeah. Now you get one. YOU GOING >> I KNOW. I DON'T GIVE A >> I don't care. Do you think I [ __ ] care about this? >> Do you think I care? Do you, >> Mr. Kapowski? >> Do you? You walk. >> I don't care. How about car? She's already GOT IT. >> WELL, GUESS WHAT? FOR THIS WHAT? THAT'S WHAT I'M WALKING. Don't you see me [ __ ] walking? >> Don't you see me walking? I'm walking. LET ME JUMP OFF THE WINDOW. LET ME JUMP OFF THE CLICK. NAH, BRO. NAH, BRO. NAH, BRO. ON my toes. TWEAK. NAH, BRO. WHERE MY SHOE AT, BRO? YOU STEPPING ON MY TOES, BRO. GIVE ME MY SHOE. STOP PLAYING WITH ME, BRO. Stop touching me. GET MY [ __ ] GET MY SHOE. I'LL SUE Y'ALL. >> I DON'T GIVE A YOU CALL YOUR CALL YOUR MAMA. PUT that property. >> Yeah. >> Don't give up. >> I JUST BOUGHT THAT. >> COOL. >> COOL. WHAT? WHAT YOU LOCKING ME UP FOR? >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET WHAT? YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> DO IT AND I'LL RIGHT HERE. I GOT HEART PROBLEMS. >> Amid the chaos, she shouted, "I just smoked crack. I'm drunk. Was this real?" Or a trick to DISTRACT THE POLICE. >> WHAT ARE YOU ARRESTING ME FOR? NO. NO. NO. >> Tasing me. They could have tased me. >> You want to sit in THE CAR? >> HELL NO. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> OKAY, WE'LL SIT YOU IN THE WAGON. I SAID THE FATHER. >> WHAT'S your name? >> Thank you. CAN'T BELIEVE 1992. Oh my kids. >> No. >> OR MY KIDNAPPED SON. >> HOW DO YOU SPELL YOUR NAME? >> Ask them [ __ ] paperwork. I NEED A RECEIPT. >> NO. >> I PAID AT 8:00. YOU CAN'T EVEN COME IN THE DOOR. YOU THINK I'M GOING TO LET A RAP MAINTENANCE MAN CLAP THROUGH MY WINDOW? No matter WHAT COLOR SHIRT YOU GOT ON, clap through the window AND I'M NAKED IN A SHOWER. >> DIARRHEA. >> What's your name? >> IT'S ON THE PAPERWORK. >> OKAY. CAN YOU TELL ME? >> I DID. >> CAN YOU TELL ME? >> Can you tell me your birthday? >> 11 THANKSGIVING 1992. THANK YOU. >> This [ __ ] I didn't want to be here. >> I asked him to CALL ME A CAB. I CAN'T SEE THE FIREFIGHTER, THE AMBULANCE, ANYTHING BUT HERE. >> WELL, YOU CAN GO TO MAXWELL ROOM. >> I [screaming] DON'T CARE, MAX. WHAT? YOU SMOKING AND WEED AND YOU PROBABLY you give no MY MONEY. DON'T GET OFF. >> LOOK, this guy just walks, RED LIGHTS. WHO GIVES a >> Anywhere BUT HERE. I AM NOT GOING IN A TRUCK. >> You'll be going in the truck. >> I KNOW MY RIGHTS. I DON'T GIVE a >> receipt. We'll see what happens when we go to the wagon. We don't even have her name. What we got? >> We don't have the spelling of >> K E apostrophe capital A I R A key. Key to the error. Key error. Key error. >> When asked for her name, she turned her statement into a standup comedy routine, mentioning everything from cheese to whiskey and even Lucifer. The police could only sigh. >> Please don't ask me. >> You felt it. >> Well, I can't understand you cuz you're yellow. >> Can you quit? >> Look at me. Look at him. He's asking. Who spelled it? >> K E A I R A. >> Is that correct? >> Do you know how to spell your name? >> Do you know how to spell your name? >> You're going to get into a charge if you don't give me a name. Okay. >> I need to be able to find your name. I can't find your name right now. >> Get aing pen and a PAD DOWN AND WRITE IT. 11:27 THANKSGIVING 1992. THAT'S WHAT HE ASKED [screaming] FOR. I AM QUIET. I AM COLD. THERE IS A SLUSHIE IN MY I AM NOT HIGH. SOBER AS [ __ ] Blood pressure up. HYDROXYAZINE. MEDICINE. REAL PRESCRIPTION PILLS. WEED. CAKE. >> Black and mouth. Cigarettes. Wine. FIREBALL. WHISKEY. DID I SAY SLUSHIE? [screaming] COFFEE. ENERGY DRINKS. FOOD. LOTS OF FOOD. CHICKEN. French fries. Beef. BEEF. BEEF. NACHOS. CHEESE. WHOLE LOT OF CHEESE. SHREDD IT. CHEDDAR. >> I can't breathe. I've been beaten. I've just been hit by a truck. The last words before being loaded into the prison van. But the police still didn't know what else they had to hear. >> Jesus. LUCIFER, I'M SAYING BOUNDARY. THEY DON'T HEAR ME THOUGH. >> There we go. >> They don't hear me though. >> Thank you. >> Not going anywhere. FIREFIGHTER RECEIPT. RECEIPT. MY NAME ON THIS [ __ ] A PATTY WAGON. >> YEAH. >> GET MY RECEIPT. GET MY MONEY. I'm bailing me out. I got $200 upstairs plus another 50. I'M NOT A PEDOPHILE. I didn't say you were. >> I'M NOT A PEDOPHILE. >> SIT IN HERE. Watch your head. >> I NEED AN AMBULANCE. I NEED AN AMBULANCE. FIREFIGHTER. I [screaming] NEED AN AMBULANCE. Climb through the window. You Venezuela Mexican ass. You going to get deported. Climb through the window. Trunk. YOUR FAMILY. I GOT KIDS. CLAP THROUGH THE WINDOW. Clap through the window. Clap through the window. It's drunk. IS YOU SMOKE? ALL RIGHT. Watch your head. >> You have my receipt. Watch you, man. >> What's my name? WHAT AM I CHARGED FOR? IS YOU RECORDING? And you recorded angles? >> WHAT THE WHERE THE AMBULANCE? I DON'T GIVE a right now. And you cracked my head and I just got hit by a truck. >> And I can't breathe. Just got hit by a truck. I remember. You said you was going to take me. Tag me. I want to >> Come on. Get in. Get in. Hey, >> you breaking my finger. >> You're going to get in. I'll break it off. Get in. Get in your taste. >> I'm in the car. I'M IN. HE CAN'T GET >> I CAN'T GET UP. [screaming] STOP. >> I CAN'T GET UP. I >> The woman was arrested and charged with two counts of trespassing and disturbing public order. This is a clear consequence of her uncooperative behavior and disregard for the law. Next, as soon as the police arrived, a woman began a series of bizarre actions that shocked everyone. But that was just the beginning. >> Already? >> Yeah, but we're telling you to leave. >> I'm going to leave. My stuff's inside the hotel room. I was at the bar. >> Where's the hotel room? >> What's the room? Yeah, >> right here where this little thing was because I lost my hotel room. >> No, he brought me a beer because I >> Okay, you can go. This lady save me by girl and >> you don't want him, right? No. >> All right, you can go. >> What is happening? >> All right, you have to we have to leave this. Do you have your key to your room? >> No, that's what the problem was. I was at the bar all night. I had $25 your car. >> You get a key. Whatever it looks like. >> Yeah. What's your name? >> But this is like the fifth key I got. >> Okay, ma'am. What's your name? >> Dina Coslo. >> Dina Coslo. >> I'm your ID. >> Uh, >> that's okay. Yeah. Here. You go get the car. I'll take a look. >> And it doesn't I don't know what happened. Who called? Well, they called the the own the home the hotel employee. They call. >> Oh my god. Every time I make friends anywhere, everybody calls. >> Hey, listen. I just saw you like kick something. >> Yeah, because I asked for a hotel key. >> You can't just be kicking. So, so I'm assuming if I saw that >> this time that you saw me the fifth time I asked for a hotel key because >> they're going to get you a key card so you can get yourself out. >> No, but I asked for it five times all night. Was it the >> I don't know. You probably you probably been causing trouble. I mean, we just saw you keep this. Oh, no. It wasn't a good time. >> Well, guess what? They told you you're gone. They I told you like the fourth time. The hotel employee. They told you they want you gone. >> Hotel. Oh my gosh. >> As the police tried to help clean up, she started talking nonsense, mentioning Ivanka Trump and getting shot in the back. >> Get your stuff. >> I don't have any stuff, Scott. >> You just You just told us you needed to get in here, right? >> Yeah. No, actually, I didn't know what the hell. >> So, you want to walk out then? It's okay. >> I just met a friend that we were we were going to take a break. >> No. God, please >> stop. It's over. >> I got back it up, old woman. I'm not It >> has nothing to do with what's going on. You need to get your stuff. >> What's going on? >> You're getting kicked out. So, get your stuff now. >> I don't need anything. >> You don't need anything? No. All right, let's go. Let's go. >> Let's figure out if I have shoes and a jacket. >> You're going in. Let's go. >> And who decided? >> The hotel employee. I told you. >> Oh, great. Pay for it or you didn't pay for it. So, >> where am I going after after? >> Get your ma'am. Get your stuff. I'm not playing games. Get your stuff. We're going to >> I don't need any stuff, guy. I have groceries I don't care for. >> One more chance. Get your stuff. You're getting out of here. Simple as that. >> I don't know if I have a jacket. Get me. I bought a a dinner and a drink for $25. >> Get your keys. Get a coat. Get a jacket. Let's go. >> Yeah. >> I need my secret later. No lighter, right? >> Get a bag going. Let's go. >> A bag. Get a jacket. >> Come here to sniff my little panties out for a Trump in their balls and find out where yours is for Biden. >> Here's your stuff. I don't care. It's your stuff. Oh, what was the call of that guy? I don't have my bicycle for the day or somebody else's [ __ ] horse is coming here. Oh, there's my sweatshirt. Unless I forgot >> that one right here, >> I guess. Unless a stripper, >> put on get get whatever you got to get cuz we're not >> nothing. I was spending the night here for the night. What? >> After and after. Don't come. Don't >> I won't. >> All right. So, let's get your stuff. Come on. We're not going to wait all day for you. >> What is happened here? >> We're just trying to get you out of here. >> You're not touching me. >> I don't have to. But you forced me to force to take off the property. I will. So, let's >> Why? Can somebody offer me? >> No. Because the >> police gave her two options, hospital or out on the street. But the woman's next reaction took a serious turn. >> An ambulance. YOU WANT YOU WANT >> OH, GOD. >> ALL RIGHT, THEN LET'S GO. >> WHERE AM I going? On the street. >> Okay, so it's either you going you going >> nowhere. It's either you leave. >> Oh, wait a minute. I >> We can call an ambulance for you. You go to the hospital. You want to go to the hospital? >> No. >> Okay, so then you're going on the street. >> I need to figure out if I need mugs. He said I could use my $25 gift card to have a drink. >> Well, guess what? They're kicking you out cuz you became too much of a nuisance here. They could do that. Okay. >> Okay. All right. So, I'm going out on the street, right? >> Yes. Or do you want to go to the hospital? >> Cuz I know you. >> Or do you want to go to the hospital? Which one? >> Okay. You're going to the street. There you go. >> Perfect. >> Hospital's nice and warm. They have a bed for you. But no, you don't want that. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. No. >> Sounds good. >> NO. >> OKAY. >> NOW. >> OKAY. Let's go. >> Come on. >> Wait a minute. I need my ear muffs. >> All right. Hurry up and get them. You >> whatever. If you guys are normal, Hallelujah. God bless you. I know. I know. >> Where's your muffs at? >> Wait, hold on. down there and I got to headband or >> for your luxury thing. Is this from the dollar store or a treat? So, what was Oh, I didn't I I remember everything. Ask me ask me why I had to leave all my everything. >> Is that everything? >> No, not really cuz I have ear muffs. >> I don't see no ear muffs. >> Okay. Is there anything else you need outside the ear muff? >> Yes, I need >> a hat or something. You check in this bag. >> Looks like all Yeah, looks like all your stuff is over here for I'm gathering. So, that might be all your stuff right there. Is that your medicine and everything? Well, don't you guys have uh five? You're your >> What? >> Well, where's my beer? >> You're not drinking that in public. You can't walk. You can't walk on the street and drink that. >> Why? It's no public attack. Can you >> You can't be drinking public. >> Don't touch me. >> Let's go. >> No. >> Let's go, Grand. Let's go. >> You want to be arrested? >> Yeah. I kind of want to finish my beer. >> Yo, you got to get finish your beer. >> I'm a 52 round for a 73y old. You're going to shoot me in my bag. >> No, we don't do that. >> Why not? After repeatedly resisting and returning to the hotel, she was finally arrested, but not before doing something the police could not ignore. >> Okay, >> I don't need your uh hold up. >> All right, you got your stuff. You can leave. >> That's not my stuff. >> You wanted this. >> All right. Well, if you don't want it, it's going in the trash. >> Trash. >> Leave. Leave. Go >> off the property. Now, >> did you feel this? >> Off the property. >> Off property. >> Going past me. I'm a woman. I have a >> Let's go. You come out on this property, I'm arresting you. >> What? >> You come back on this property, I'm resting. Cuz at this point, you're refusing. You're refusing multiple times leave the property. >> What do you mean multiple times? I went to the farhead now. >> You stepped right back in this line. You're leaving property line. You're getting arrested. >> I go arrest all the bugs in Florida while you kick me out of my own. >> All right. Well, >> get your gloves on. What was your chief? >> Wait, how dark you though? >> No, >> my purse is not here. >> No, stop it. >> You wanted this. >> My purse is not here, guys. >> We we we gave you multiple chances. We even helped you. >> I know you did, but my purse is not in my bag. >> You could have talked to us. So, you could have told us, "Hey, that's not the purse." >> You didn't tell us which purse. I asked you multiple times and you kept mocking me. Oh, yeah. The red one, right? I told you earlier outside the door. >> It's not outside the door. There's no red one out there. It's in the bathroom, right? But if you if you listen to me, if you listen to me the first time and we talked like normal adults, I could have helped you, but you didn't want to. So, now you're now you're getting arrested. >> Why am I going to I didn't come on the property. >> Yes, you did. Property one. Just I'm just checking your pocket. That's all I'm doing. We'll have a female search you when we get >> Why am I getting arrested for going on your property? >> Yeah, we've warned you multiple times. >> I understand that, but I don't have my away from me. Don't spit in my Don't spit in my face. I'm sorry. Yeah. Now, now it's real, isn't it? >> What? >> Now it's real. >> So, it's been real. >> No, it hasn't. You were playing around playing games, mocking us. >> Yes, you were. In Illinois, trespass to property class B misdemeanor is punishable by up to 6 months in jail and a maximum fine of approximately $1,5000. Dena Coslo was charged with criminal trespass to property, a misdemeanor that can still result in jail time, probation, or a fine depending on the severity of the offense and the circumstances. [music] This is a classic example of drunkenness, lack of control, and disregard for the law. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Why? Please. Please don't. >> Child abandonment. >> Abandonment. >> Yeah. >> Relax. A >> rebellious teenager finally pays the price after months of causing chaos in her foster family. [laughter] >> Stop. Stop. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> I JUST CAN'T smoke in that room and I pulled OUT SO [ __ ] WOULDN'T WATCH ME smoke and I was smoking now with the >> An unruly teenager is charged after months of causing chaos in her foster family. But when the police arrive, things quickly escalate out of control. >> She probably need to go somewhere because she didn't come home yesterday. I just adopted her. >> Okay. >> And offers she got a Some men have questions and we're working on them. >> They ain't been home all night and she's supposed to go to school. She don't want to go to school. You know what I'm saying? >> What school she go to? >> No. No. >> Okay. I told her that she need to get to school from wherever you at. You got to go to school. That's this. I I don't have no control over that. Well, I told her that I was going to have a person's house that she be at to stop allowing her to come over there during the week. You can go over on the weekend. Well, now she feel like I'm taking everything from her and this and that. She walked up on me, she pushed me, you know, all this. I don't I'm I'm work. I have to get out. I have to eat. I don't have to respond to that. I work with no help. I work >> Carly. Say what I'm saying. >> Carly, you need to come out. It's the police. Get away from me. You see what I'm saying? >> Carla, you need to come out here. >> Get away from me, Dad. >> We need to talk. >> No, why not? Just Just come on out and talk to us. >> Just come on out and talk to us. >> When persuasion failed, the authorities were forced to act and the confrontation quickly degenerated into unprecedented chaos. >> You don't want us to damage your door? >> I need 406. >> Maybe leaving for a little while to deescalate the situation. No. No. >> She probably got the dresser up against it. >> No, she's pushing it. >> Stop. Stop. [laughter] Stop. >> YEAH. [laughter] >> TURN AROUND. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HANDS behind your back. Come on. Come on. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> ALL RIGHT. RELAX. >> RELAX. RELAX. >> RELAX. RELAX. OKAY. OKAY. >> OKAY. [screaming] >> RELAX. >> We're going to sit you up. Okay. Yes. We're going to sit you up. [laughter] We're going to sit you up so you can breathe better. COME ON. I CAN'T LET GO OF MY [ __ ] HAND. [screaming] LET GO OF MY HAND. Let go. Let go. >> Does she [laughter] have >> Yeah. Here. I got >> Stop. Stop kicking. Stop kicking. Stop. Stop. >> Roll over on your side. >> Roll over on your SIDE. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> OKAY. >> I LITERALLY DIDN'T DO [ __ ] >> Stand up. >> Get off of me. >> You put your hands on me and then you GOING TO DO THIS DUMB ASS HURT YOU. >> YOU PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME, BRO. >> IN THE FURY, ACCUSATIONS, and protest erupted, revealing a dark family tragedy with two completely opposite versions of the story. >> I touched you. I >> Yes, you did. Yes, you did. [laughter] >> YES, YOU DID. YOU PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME, BRO. YOU PUT your hands on me, bro. >> See, have a seat. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. PLEASE. >> Have a seat. >> Please. >> What happened when you guys got into it? >> We did. Oh, I thought she said she got in your face and pushed you physically. >> Yeah, she pushed me physically. What happened was she came she came home after being out all night, right? She knocked on the door like the police. I was coming out the kitchen. She said I was sitting on the couch, but I wasn't. I was coming out the kitchen, so I opened up the door when I opened up the door. You dumb ass old ass [ __ ] Why the you ain't open up the damn door? Old people just get on my nerves and this and that. [laughter] >> [laughter] [screaming] >> Y'all going to go take me to jail after she put her hands on me? I don't deserve to live. [laughter] I don't deserve to live. I don't deserve nothing. I deserve nothing. I deserve nothing at all. >> Eventually, the truth comes out along with a series of serious allegations. And the price this young woman pays could change her life forever. [screaming] >> [screaming] [laughter] >> Did she make any threats? >> Yeah, she told me I was a dumbass old ass. >> But like like hurt you or like >> she always threatening to hurt me. I got her. >> It's got to be today. Did she make any threats today? >> Yeah. She said she was going to kick my ass. >> Okay. >> That's a threat, ain't it? >> Sure. True. >> [ __ ] She said she was going to me up and kick my ass. [ __ ] that. >> Just for my paperwork. She shoved you and then said she was going to kick your ass. >> She said, >> "Okay, I just want to make sure I got everything correct." Okay. >> You were [laughter] not being rational with us back there. Okay. >> I just got hit on my head. I'm not okay. >> I'm not okay. I'm upset. I just want to go somewhere. I want to go to my mom's house. I don't want to be her. I don't want to live for her. No [ __ ] THAT'S NOT EVEN OUT OF MY CONTROL. LIKE, BRO, I literally literally missed the bus. And she WAS UPSET ABOUT THAT. >> WHY WOULDN'T YOU OPEN THE door for us so we could talk to you about everything that's going on? >> Because, bro, I don't want to go to jail. I didn't, bro. I've been in residential all the time. >> We're having a supervisor come out. He's going to interview you because we had to arrest you. We had to go hands-on with you. We had to use force with you. He's going to interview you. Interview her. And then, uh, you're going to go to Dance Street today. >> Okay. Why am I going to Dance Street? Well, >> why do you think you're going to dance? >> I didn't even mean to trap his hands. I was trying to force my hands onto something so I didn't get arrested. >> You were I mean, you were resisting arrest. Right. >> Right. >> Okay. [crying] And then Miss Corin said shoved [snorts] her and threatened to kick her ass. >> No, I didn't. You did? >> She put her hands on me. >> What does that mean? [laughter] Carly was charged with multiple crimes, including domestic violence, assault on a police officer, [music] resisting arrest, property damage. Carly will face trial in juvenile court and may be placed in a correctional facility [music] or mandatory treatment program. Next, a quiet hotel is thrown into chaos when staff discover a little girl wandering alone in the hallways in the middle of the night. But where is her mother? Do >> you know this kid? >> Yeah. >> Who is she? >> My daughter. >> Okay. Where is she right now? >> She was in the room. I just went to the store. Came back. >> You went to the store. What time did you go to the store? >> I just came back. >> Oh, yeah. >> What time do you think that was that you left? >> An hour ago. Why was that? >> An hour ago. Here. Why don't we step over here? >> Well, because we've been here since 10:45 and you were last night. >> Yeah. >> No, I was in my What? >> No, you weren't. The staff checked the room. Um, we got the key log. >> I was I was sleeping in my car. I ain't going to lie. I Where were you at? >> I went to McDonald's to get her something to eat. I went to sleep in my car. >> You went to sleep in your car since what time? >> I don't know. >> But you just said you just left. >> I did just leave back now. I came from right here. I went to McDonald's. I went to sleep in my car. I came back right here. >> I went back to sleep. I got hot. I ain't going to lie cuz I can't smoke. >> I've been I was smoking weed. >> I'm going to be honest with you. I've been here I've been here since 11:30. You haven't been back here. Your car I watched the cameras. You left. You left with some dude. >> What's going on? So, right now you're going to be under arrest. >> Why? Please don't. Please don't. >> Child abandonment. >> Abandonment. >> Yeah. Relax. Relax. You don't want to make this worse. >> We'll explain. Yeah. >> What the Please. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> Hold on. Let me lock them. >> Is there anything in the car that you need? >> Yeah. I need my phone. >> Okay. You giving me permission to go in there and get your stuff? You give me permission permission to go in a car and get whatever you need. >> When the evidence was undeniable, the police arrested her on the spot while the mother cried and begged in despair, asserting her innocence. >> I'm confused. >> I'm confused. I'll tell you. What's your name, man? >> Why you okay? >> You have the right. Can you please give me Can you please give me something to drink? Can you please give me something to drink before I fall out? CAN'T GET MY PURSE CARD. PLEASE GET THAT PASSENGER. PLEASE, I need something to drink before I got bad anxiety. I just need something to calm down cuz I'm on my knees. Like, give me please. It's brand new. >> That's fine. Just give me something to drink, please. >> Please give me something to drink. >> I'm trying to control. I know how to control. It's hard to control. >> Just >> Come on. Come on. >> Hold on. Hold on. If you can't afford an attorney, one can be provided to before question. No problem. >> Okay. >> You want me some more? Can give me some more, please. Can I get some more, please? Please give me a lot. >> I can't breathe. >> You want an ambulance or no? >> Can I call my brother, please? >> We can make phone calls at the station yet. >> What am I going to jail for? Where's my daughter? >> Your daughter's in DCF? >> No. No. >> Well, you abandoned your daughter. >> I didn't. I was in the car asleep. I was in the car asleep. I THINK I BITTEN HER. My daughter is my life. >> Where's my daughter? >> Where is that? >> He took her TO THE DCFS FIELD. >> WHERE IS THAT? >> I BELIEVE in deer. >> WHERE IS THAT? >> WE'LL let you. We'll give you all the information. >> Please. Please. I need to call my brother. I need to call somebody. Is my car okay here? >> PLEASE. >> What happened? Can you tell me what happened? >> NO. I NEED TO know who my daughter is. >> Okay. Because I went to I went to sleep. >> Okay. We'll talk about pictures and nothing on you. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> The girl was taken to child protection agencies while the mother repeatedly asked to see her child extremely confused when she learned she was facing a serious crime. >> Watch your step coming up. What I have to do to get my daughter back? >> They can explain everything. Yeah, >> just watch the step right here. Walk in through the doors and the bench is to the right. Just have a seat right there. >> She's okay. She's okay. Right. Uh, officer >> is she all right? >> That's all I me going to the store and sitting and getting all me trying to smoke some weed f and going to sleep. Waking up. >> Stand up for me. You going to walk up to this wall. [laughter] >> What am I arrested for? >> Uh, I'll explain everything. >> I don't know what's going on right now. She'll abandon me. >> Don't abandon me. >> She's going to let her Let her search you. >> I'm going to search you. I'm going to I'm going to take these off, >> but just give me the legs. Okay. Separate your feet for me. >> Okay. Put this hand on the wall for me. >> I do my heart. I understand. Like you can tell she always with me and all I going to sleep. I went to sleep and I just woke up. I got my alarm on my phone. >> I got my alarm on my phone to wake me up every day at 7:00 a.m. And that's what just woke me up. [laughter] And I just started like I [ __ ] you going to see you dumb ass. I'll be home. Just >> I'll explain. >> Finally, the truth about that fateful night is revealed, leading to a verdict that could change the life of the mother and the INNOCENT CHILD. >> COME ON, MY BROTHER. GET MY DAUGHTER. >> I have >> Please. You took your eyelash. >> Was coming up. PLEASE. I NEED MY DO I NEED MY KEYS TO MY CAR? >> YEAH. WELL, my brother don't get the keys to my car. DON'T GET MY DAUGHTER. >> HE has to He has to contact you. >> Please, can you contact them? Please, please, please. She don't belong in there. >> I do no in my daughter. If you ask anybody, she always with me. I just can't smoke in that room. And I pulled OUT SO [ __ ] WOULDN'T WATCH ME SMOKE. And I was smoking. I went to the to sleep. I PUT MY CHAIR BACK and went to sleep. INTO A HIGH SCHOOL PARKING LOT. YOU KNOW WHERE YOU HIGH SCHOOL AT? THIS IS HOW I WENT. I went there to give me some food and I smoke AND I SIT THERE went to SLEEP AND MY ALARM. Only thing that JUST WOKE ME UP IS MY ALARM. I got alarm for 7:00 a.m. every day. And this baby wake up and I had to pee so bad. That's why even took me a couple more minutes because I had to find somewhere for me to pee. going to be so bad. >> If you still need to use the bathroom, put your side by side and then you go to the bathroom. >> I would never abandon my daughter. That's all I be going to sleep in the car. [snorts] You don't close until 12 a.m. [laughter] You can look at your eyes cameras. I was singing too. >> You can put them back. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Melan pursuant to 730 ILCS54.54 45 the fixed sentence for a first offense class 4 a felony is 1 to three years in prison. [music] She has been formally charged with child abandonment under Illinois law. The girl is in temporary custody of DCFS pending a final decision from the family court. If convicted, Alexandria could face jail time, lose custody of her child, and be placed on a criminal record for child abuse. And in the end, the price of sleeping in the car is your future. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video,