STOP TOUCHING ME. WE'RE UNDER ARREST. What do I do? What do I do? What do I do? Oh my god. >> How heavy the police handcuffs depends on YOUR ATTITUDE. >> STOP [screaming] TOUCHING ME. >> YOU BETTER STOP TOUCH. I'M TELLING YOU. STOP TOUCH. >> YOU WANT TO HAVE the best chance of getting a reduced [music] sentence. Keep quiet and don't touch the police. Look at the following situations and judge for yourself. $50,000 check and an unbelievable excuse. But when the financial police got involved, the yum chose defiance over cooperation. >> Yeah, that's what I'm coming up here for. >> You're coming up here for some bank fraud stuff? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, before I ask you any questions, I have uh I have a form that I'd like you to sign, Miranda Wright's form. So, I just need to fill out some information on it and then we'll get right into it. So, we're at uh 2255 East McNe Street, Southwest Louisiana Credit Union. Also present is Miss Linda Sterland and Christina Davis. Y'all are And y'all are bank employees. Chief lending officer. >> Risk officer. >> Chief risk officer. >> That's what I'm here to clear up. I didn't come and deposit anything. I just now I'm just now finding out about what's happening and what's going on with my account. Is that somebody with you right there? >> Uh yeah, that's my mother. I'm trying to figure out what's going on with my account as well that I just left the the one. >> You went to get a debit card as well. >> I went to go get my debit card. But yeah, I had just I was in my account and I'm looking or whatever. And >> you can step outside. >> Please step outside. >> Mom, just step out. I don't I'm trying to figure out the same thing. >> If you interfere in my investigation, I will place you under arrest. Please step outside. She's She's an adult. She's an adult. >> Okay. But you don't have to disrespect my mom. step outside, ma'am. >> And you don't have to and I'm going to tell you you don't have to respect my mom neither. >> I'm not going to ask you again >> at the same time. Like that's that's what I'm here for. Mom, close the door. Please close the door. >> 450. Can you send me a patrol unit? >> You don't have to be disrespectful towards anybody's parents. That's my mother. She's She's trying to figure out what's going on. >> It's none of her business. >> It is her business. >> It's not. >> It is. >> You are an adult. >> It doesn't matter. And that's still my mother. >> Can you please lower your voice? I don't have to lower anything. >> Okay. >> Anyways, ma'am, like I was saying that I was looking in my account cuz I had did a a flash loan or something like that. >> Yeah. And they called me earlier and so I was like, well, I don't my debit card got lost. So, I was like, I need another debit card. So, I told them that I would be coming up there to get another one. So, that's what I went to do and that's what she told me that I needed to speak with someone from the wrist department. So, then I came here. >> Okay. >> So, that's what I'm saying. If I wanted to do anything fraud, why why would I walk in here myself? That that's pointless. But that's what I was here to clear out. I'm trying to figure out which risk or whatever is going on in what happened. Something about a a $50,000 check was deposited into my account. >> She was rude and very stressed after the police asked her mother to come out. But her actions after that made things much worse. >> This is not what I'm waiting for. Yes. This is not what I'm waiting for. It's my cousin had deposited a check into my account. That's what I'm saying. It was not me. >> All right, Miss Spain. I have this form. Can you make >> I'm not signing nothing until I see everything that you have. >> Go ahead. Stand up. Go ahead and stand up for me, please. >> Stand up for what? I just want to see what's going on first. I don't want to be arrested for something that I don't even know ANYTHING ABOUT. THAT'S WHY I'M HERE. >> LOOK, I try to get you I try to get a statement from you. >> I'm giving you a statement, but I don't want to know. >> NO, YOU JUST TOLD ME YOU'RE not signing anything, so I can't ask you any questions. You have first. >> No, ma'am. You can go ahead and stand up. >> I don't want to be arrested for something that I did. >> It's too late. The decision's already been made. Go ahead and stand up. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Please stand up. Miss Fain, please stand up. >> Can y'all please like tell me >> I'm not going to ask you again. Please stand up. Miss Fain. >> I was silent. >> It's too late now. >> How is it too late? You didn't give me a CHANCE TO TALK. >> DO not resist. DO NOT BELIEVE. >> SIR, STOP TOUCHING ME. >> STOP. YOU DIDN'T GIVE [screaming] ME A CHANCE TO TALK. NO. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. >> YOU BETTER >> STOP TOUCH. I'M TELLING YOU. STOP TOUCHING [screaming] ME. DO NOT TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> 450 33. >> WHERE'S MY MOUTH? DON'T TOUCH ME. >> DON'T [screaming] TOUCH ME. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND. MISS >> NO. >> COANTE. GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> DO NOT TOUCH YOUR ARREST. >> I WENT FOR WHAT? [screaming] I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> I DID NOT DO ANYTHING. >> Miss Bane. I DIDN'T, [screaming] SIR. I DIDN'T. >> YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> Miss Bane, you are under arrest. >> Please. Where's my mom? [screaming] Can you get my mom? >> Miss Bane, you are under arrest. >> Can you GET MY MOM? STOP TOUCHING ME. >> MISS BANE, YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> RIGHT NOW, STOP TOUCHING ME, SIR. >> Miss Bane, you are under arrest. >> Miss Bane, you are under arrest. >> Stop touching me. >> Miss Bane. >> KRISTEN. MISS, I'M GOING TO JAIL FOR SOMETHING THAT I DID NOT DO. BRO, [screaming] >> STOP. JUST PAIN. >> I'm at the bank trying to get another bank cardist and they came in here A A [ __ ] SHERIFF OR SOMETHING CAME UP IN HERE TALKING ABOUT I'M UNDER ARREST FOR BANK FRAUD. I didn't even do anything like Miss B. You're under arrest. I >> TELL YOU, DON'T TOUCH ME. >> SHE WENT TO THE bank to get her card back but left in a police car. A scene changed that even her family couldn't believe their eyes. >> Crystal, please help. >> Bane, you're under arrest. You can figure all this stuff out later, but you're already under arrest for battery of a police officer and resisting arrest force or violence. You're under arrest for attempted bank fraud. So, go ahead. PLEASE STAND UP. ATTEMPTED BANK FRAUD. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> I have the probable cause. MISS F. YOU DIDN'T SHOW ME ANY EVIDENCE. >> Stand up for me, Miss F. Call my mama, please. Stand up. She outside [laughter] 426. >> [screaming] >> I KNOW. [screaming] Come on, BABY. DON'T DO THAT. Don't do that. >> Okay, I'm going to get your mama. Put your mama in your hand. >> I'mma get your mama. You just >> You got cuss. >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay. But we going to we going TO FIGURE THIS OUT. >> THAT'S what I was trying to do. >> Okay. Well, unless we going TO DO THAT, BUT STOP GETTING OFF OF ME. I DON'T WANT HIM TOUCHING ME. YOU PLEASE GET ME OFF. I DON'T WANT YOU TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. [screaming] >> I GOT I GOT >> STOP [ __ ] TOUCHING ME. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> She's under arrest for attempted bank fraud, battery of a PO, resistant force or violence. >> Okay. >> You can call the jail to find out what her bond is. Who did she resist? >> Me. >> So, did you hit my child though, son? >> No, but she hit me. >> Okay, >> it's all on camera. You get a copy of the video from the sheriff's office. Please don't approach. Please >> tell him just get away from me. Like, seriously, >> I said just just calm down and just go ahead. >> Don't do nothing. That's all I TRIED TO TELL HIM. >> All right. Well, just go ahead. Just go ahead. Just go ahead. We going to figure it out. Just go ahead. >> Don't create any more trouble for yourself. Ms. Bane was charged with conspiracy to commit bank fraud, assault on an officer, and resisting arrest. She was taken to a correctional facility for pre-trial detention. Next, a drunk drunk minutes later, handcuffed screaming, and a series of civil rights questions erupt in the middle of the street. >> Me, that's why they're asking. Do you want to come home with me or no? >> Yes or no? Tell them. >> Okay. Do you have a phone on you? >> I do have a phone. >> Okay. Are you guys able to get an Uber? >> Are you guys ready? Yeah. >> No, no, no. Yeah, we stay right here. Do you want to come back home? >> Tell them. >> We're going to start to go a different route unless we figure out like >> what different route. No, he is such a >> Cuz it's my fault, right? >> No, I want you guys. We're just trying to make sure you guys are staying with him tonight or you going home. >> We live together. >> Hey, that's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Are you going to come home or not? >> You're going to What are you going to tell them? >> Who? >> No. >> We're asking you. >> We're asking you. Are you going to go home with him? >> Okay, then let's work on that. Are we going to get an Uber? >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> I'm sorry. Okay, >> come here. >> I'm under arrest. What do I do? What do I do? What do I do? Oh my god. >> That was fabric. WHAT DID I DO? >> We're going to walk back to my car. >> What did I do? What did I do? >> I didn't do anything. >> Just grab his 14 if you want. Thank you. >> Oh my gosh. What did I do? No. Wait. Wait. What did I do? explain everything. >> Where's my Miranda ride? Something with my >> That's not how this works. I will explain everything to you. >> I'm in handcuffs for what? Where's my rights? What? Where's my order? >> You're on my cuffs on. Where's my rights? I need my Miranda rights. >> I have my rights, the young woman screamed in the middle of the night as the police tried to maintain order. But could the chaos save her from what was to come >> with my Miranda right? >> You have anything on you? >> Do you have anything on you? No sir, I don't. >> What did I do? Please tell me. >> Do you have anything on your >> No, I Sir, I don't. >> Just do it quick now. We're not going to >> What did I do? Please tell me what I did, sir. Please. >> I will explain everything. >> No, I don't even have my It's red. What did I do? Sir, please tell me. Please, sir. >> Please. I called you to help me. What did I do? >> Have a seat. Watch. I'm going to explain. Watch your step. >> I don't even have my Miranda rice red. Please step. Hang tight. Hey, >> I'm listening to you. Just in slide in. Just the way we in, please. Just slide in. >> Just slide in. >> I don't get what I did. I don't even have my Miranda Ranch. My hands are caught. Please help. >> Take a deep breath and listen to what he's going to tell you right now. >> My name is Officer Jones. We're detaining you for the investigation of a crime right now. I will explain everything to you, but in the meantime, I need your feet and inside the vehicle, please. >> I called you to help. >> I need you to be inside the vehicle. >> Thank you. I will explain everything to you. Give me just a moment. >> You won't even read me once tonight. >> Just a moment. >> Anybody see a push or a shove? I saw both of them falling, but I don't know if I >> You're talking about one on this side over here. >> I mean, I can go ask the people that were over there. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> If there's nothing there, it'll just end up being a marchman. >> Yeah. >> I mean, yeah. I I think >> you could disorderly talk, though. I mean, she was yelling and scream, you know, yelling and something, but I couldn't I was behind you guys walking that way and I couldn't see whether >> I didn't There was that guy standing in between the two of them. >> Yeah. That said that he was just trying to help. >> Yeah. What is your name? >> What is your name? [laughter] >> I don't want to talk to you without a lawyer. I'm so scared. >> Okay. Well, so here's I'll tell you what's going to happen. >> I'm talking to you without a lawyer. >> Right. That's if I'm asking interrogated questions. If you fail to provide ID to me, I'm going to charge you with resisting. You understand? Understand? >> What? I I called you to help me. What did I do? >> You did not call us. No, you did not call us. >> No, I did. >> No, you did not. No, you did not. >> Okay. >> Her boyfriend doesn't want her arrested. Witnesses are uncertain. And she keeps asking for Miranda rights, but Florida law doesn't wait for interpretation. >> No, no, no. We were we were home and then we got here. We started getting drinks. Okay. >> So when we left, she was just a little oranging it. I mean, she get a little lit. >> That's what happened. She was aggressive. >> Yeah. Yep. Yep. Yep. >> Walk in. What happens when you walk? >> She just She's just lit. I'm I'm used to, >> you know, what was she doing? Like when you guys walk, what was she doing? >> I don't even remember. >> You told us you were hit. >> No, no, no, no. I thought you seen I don't even remember. I think she hit my arm. >> I saw Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Listen, >> we're not trying. She's trying to hand one. So, we're just trying to better understand what happened. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, >> she was shooting you. I'm trying I'm trying to understand how she no no it was like she grabbed my arm. No, it's not. There's nothing that I know you don't like. I'm just trying to get better understanding what was happening. >> So, she grabbed my arm. >> She's a little bit I just want to make sure she's good. >> No, I know. So, she grabbed your arm and shoved you a little bit. >> She just grabbed my arm. I don't even know what she showed me. She not that strong. I mean, in my Yeah. In my opinion. >> Can you believe what? >> Did she grab you that hard? >> Push. >> Yeah. >> Why'd she grab you? >> I don't even remember. >> Okay. >> Yeah. All right. >> We've both been drinking a lot. We didn't plan on driving. >> So, you guys got over here. >> What happened? >> Uh, I mean, >> she like a pretty heated argument over here as well. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, I was just telling her that we needed to call her sister. Get us. >> Okay. >> That was really it. Why do we have to get back with you at the end? I >> I mean, you guys followed it all the way up the street. I I mean, I didn't ask. I didn't call for it. >> So, when she went to slap you, why why' she go to slap you? >> I I don't know. >> Was it face or was it? >> No, no, no, no. It was my arm. Only thing I remember is my arm. Slapped it. >> Grab over here. I saw that she like slapped. >> Oh, I don't even remember that. >> Over here, didn't she? It looked like why you got >> from a small argument between two lovers to a surprising ending in prison and a question that makes everyone ponder who really needs help. >> She grabbed his arm, but he said that she didn't do it to like heard him or anything, but she said >> I read her and I was like, "Did you push?" >> Yes. Oh, >> okay. Well, he did say that she grabbed his arm. So, >> and a witness said that he saw her hit him. >> Couldn't be 100% sure. Yeah. >> Yeah. And then I saw something going on over here, but I really >> Yeah. One guy was standing in the middle, so I didn't know like what was happening. >> We'll see the window of her admitting that she pushed him. >> Yeah. Then we're done. >> So, yeah. So, she said they've been together a year, living together 6 months. So, it's domestic. So, we're good. >> We're out real quick, >> Cameron. So, here's the deal. All right. You are going to jail tonight. All right. >> Um, what we need to do is I'll explain I'll explain everything to you. >> I'm going to jail. >> Yes, ma'am. So, my partner here needs to search you thoroughly before we bring you to the county jail. Okay. All right, we're going to have you step out of the car. >> Get out of jail. >> I will explain all of that to you. >> Oh my god. What did I do? >> I'll I'll explain those charges to you. >> Why are you taking me to jail? >> I will explain everything to you, but we got to do this first. Okay. All right, camera. Come on. Step out. >> No, ma'am. >> Why am I going to jail? Why am I going to jail? What? Please. No. Please don't. Why did I How do I get out of jail? >> I'll explain all how I get out of jail. I'll explain. Help me out. No. Please tell me how I get out of jail. >> I'm just GOING TO GRAB [screaming] THIS. >> HOW DO I GET OUT OF JAIL? WHAT THE [ __ ] AM I GOING TO JAIL FOR? >> THIS IS PART of why you're going to jail. >> It's called disorderly intox. >> This is part I'm quiet. I still am going to go to jail. >> Well, you've already committed the crime. You've already done it. >> What did I do? >> Was there anything else? >> Just that. Okay. All right. Please tell me what I'm going to do. No, please. I don't understand why there. Please. >> And I will explain all of your charges to you. >> No, I don't understand why I'm going. Correct. I'll explain it over and over again, but I think your level of intoxication is not going to help with you understanding why you're going to jail. So, get in the car and have a seat. >> Yep. >> There you go. >> Thank you. >> Under Florida statute 741.28, 28. A firstdegree misdemeanor domestic violence offense is punishable by up to one year in jail, up to one year of probation, and a fine of up to $1,000. She was charged with two counts of disorderly conduct while intoxicated in domestic violence. She was remanded in custody pending further investigation. >> Nobody should get my stuff because you're a jerk. That's not fair. [screaming] >> There's nothing in my bag. I'm not. We're different. So, put me a handcuff. >> She must have thought the supermarket was a charity store and the trolley was a fateful shopping basket. >> I'm not shopping. That's what I was saying. They were matches. Matches are supposed to be free. >> Put your hands behind your back. We're trying to do a civil. >> What seemed like a simple encounter quickly spiraled out of control within minutes. Okay. >> There may be some confusion and some issues inside. Do you have anything in your bag? You should not. >> No. >> I just returned some stuff. >> Can you step over here with us? >> Why? >> There. >> Here. Let me Okay, let me go over here cuz I'm going to let you see. >> Well, we're not going to get in the car. >> I'm not getting in the car. I'm going to let you see that there's nothing in there >> in your bag. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You're not getting in. Get in. >> You're not getting in. >> I'm not quit fighting me. Let me show you. >> I'm not fighting you. >> I'm going to show you what's in my bag >> right now. >> Okay. Can I show you? Yes or no? Okay. Scaggs. Let me show you. I'm going to sit the bag down and show you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm not going in there. >> There's nothing in my bag. >> Oh, I am. I'm not doing nothing. >> What is he trying to do? >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm putting my hands in my pocket. Put your Put them behind your back. >> I'm not I'm done. I don't care what happened. >> If you didn't do any If you didn't do anything, then why you know for sure? >> Yes. Tell him I'm not going I'm going back in the store. >> So I can lying. You're not going to handcuff. Let me go. You can't >> tell him to let me go. I'm not. We missed it. So put me in handcuffs. Why are you trying to take my hand? No. Why am I going in handcuffs? You want >> No, I don't. Let me go. I want too much right now. I'm dead. You can look at my We're trying to be nice from your store. >> We're trying TO BE NICE. I DON'T want to. >> When orders were not followed and emotions ran high with heavy accusations and an unending struggle, the situation quickly escalated beyond anyone's expectations. >> Is there anything in my bag? I'm not wearing nothing. >> I'm not going to. >> Yes. No. I'm going to I'm going to cooperate. Can I please turn around? >> You're going to be putting handcuffs? No. >> I'm black. Yes, it is. No, is it? >> Ma'am, what what's black have got anything to do with it? >> Would you let me pump like y'all do everyone? >> This is resisting. >> No, I'm not. >> This is resisting, ma'am. >> Ma'am, this is resisting. >> No, I'm not. Look how you call my wrist. >> I'm trying to get your controller, huh? >> In my bag. >> Nothing that belongs to your store. Is there anything in your bag? Everything I have I came in with. Is there anything in my bag? I'm not. >> You're going to? >> Yes. No. I'm going to I'm going to cooperate. Can I please turn around? >> You're going to be putting me in black? No, >> I'm black. Yes, it is. >> No, it isn't. Ma'am, what what's blocking you? >> Well, let me talk like y'all do in my life. >> This is resisting. >> No, I'm not. >> This is resisting, ma'am. >> Ma'am, this is resisting. >> No, I'm not. Look, my rent. >> I'm trying to get you control in my bag. >> Nothing that belongs to your store. Is there anything in your bag? Everything I have, I came in with. She continued to argue vehemently, asserting her innocence and claiming that her personal rights had been violated during the police handling of the situation. >> HAVE A SEAT. >> THEY SAYING THAT I PUT [ __ ] IN MY BAG. THAT'S what you said, right? This is on camera. >> Then you said it and I told you I came in here with it, right? So what are you talking about to them? >> Just cooperate. >> I am. TAKE ME BACK IN THE BAG. YES, I am. >> Ma'am, you know my name, but I don't EVEN KNOW YOUR NAME. >> YES, my name is My name is >> Okay. I don't know you, ma'am. Can you take me back in there >> once we get done with everything? TAKE ME BACK IN TAKE ME BACK IN THERE. Can you take me back? You keep saying >> No, I'm not listening because he sat here. I'm telling him I'm pregnant. Look how you doing me? >> WHAT? ARRESTING YOU? >> NO. And I'm pregnant. >> Okay. You're the one that was resisting, not us. >> When >> you weren't cooperating with us, >> when did I resist? Then you came along. I said, "I'LL COOPERATE WITH YOU." YES, I DID. Y'ALL TWO AGAINST ONE. COME ON. THE POLICE do this ALL THE TIME. AND I SAID, "WHAT'S THE PROBLEM?" SHOW YOU. I'LL COME RIGHT TO MY CAR. HE SAID, "YOU'RE not getting in the car." I'm not trying to. >> You absolutely did. >> No, I DID NOT. >> IN THE BACK seat have a seat. >> From the back seat and they recording it right now. I hope it is recorded. >> It's all recorded, >> right? So, GIVE ME A A SERGEANT OUT HERE. >> WE WILL NOW like That's my bag. And you saying, "Let me search your bag." I came in with that bag. I went to the damn customer service desk and then I asked the girl in Sephora. So what the belongs to them in that bag? >> If this was not that big of a deal, why are you putting up such a fight? >> Because I'm TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHY DID THEY >> WHY YOU PUTTING UP SUCH A FIGHT? >> BECAUSE I HAD MY RIGHTS, TOO. >> RIGHT. >> You lost your right when you start. >> No, I didn't. I didn't. >> You lost your right when you started GETTING IN THE CAR. >> I DID NOT GET IN THE CAR. YOU LET ME WALK TO MY >> Between the handcuffs and the camera. She held firm to one thing. She had done nothing wrong and deserved to be heard. Was this a cry for help or a calculated stand? >> You walked out the STORE WITHOUT PAYING FOR >> NO, I DIDN'T. OH MY GOD. ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW? >> That was my >> Can you please give me a chance to prove this? >> Well, you will if you sit in the car, but you don't want to do that. >> Where's the camera at? >> I'm not I'm not. >> You are. >> Do you want to >> You asked what the deal was. >> Can you walk to [laughter] walk Do you want to walk me to my car right now? >> Get to your car and trying to get you in there, >> man. I'M TRYING TO TELL Y'ALL. Y'ALL, they sitting here lying. >> I'm not right now. >> I don't think they're lying. >> YES, THEY ARE. How did they If I had He took my whole bag, right? >> Just keep yelling. EVERYBODY SEES YOU YELLING. >> NO, HE took my whole bag. How the did I not come in there with that stuff in my bag? >> Keep yelling. Keep yelling. >> He full of That's why he taking that stuff to my car. He talking about it was on camera. Camera where >> you KNOW THEY HAVE >> CAMERAS EVERY TIME WHEN I And I did. No lie. want to listen. No, I'm not. He don't want to hear it. >> Hear it. Well, you know what? You're going to go to jail. >> He just told you. >> You watch you yell and scream and throw. >> Yes, they are going to watch me yell and scream and throw a fit. >> Me either. And I'm going to see the Sergeant coming. >> Yep. >> Is that him? I'm not going to yell and scream. I'm going to tell them because you new on the scene. >> I am. Uh-huh. >> No, I'm talking about you just came. They are so full of right now. I'm not Smith. This is how you're active. As soon as I get in this car and y'all take me to jail, then what? >> Nope. I don't want to hear it. >> I got to prove it. >> I tried to be nice to you. >> No, you're not. Y'all all work together. No, he came out here. He came out here lying, talking about I took something. I was literally in the store. Watch camera. No, because now it's >> She was later arrested and taken to the local detention center, closing the final chapter of her hope to prove her innocence. too. >> He's going to switch them out. They He's moving them around. So >> So where am I going? >> We'll have a bond. >> You have to go. >> I see my phone. >> Non as you get there. >> As soon as you get there, they'll let you make a phone call. >> The faster we do this, the faster you go to make. >> I'm going to No, they're going to throw me in a home. They'll power it off at the gym. I'll power it. >> You can get numbers out of it when you get there. >> I know. >> So, leave it on until you get there. >> But what I'm saying there is uh they'll um >> you'll have a phone right there. >> If you leave it on, you're going to get out to the jail. They'll let you get in your phone and get numbers out of there that you need. Okay. But if you shut it off, then you're going have to go through the whole rig and Maro waiting for it to turn back on. >> Okay. I'm trying to be helpless. cuz May maybe >> and then what? I can't go at 4:00 or nothing today. It's over with. The time is over. >> Well, I don't know. Yeah. >> 2:00 is when I do it. >> So, I got to stay all night. Do you know about what time? >> I don't know. Yeah. The faster you get out there, the faster they can let you know. >> Can I ask you something? But >> the long >> I know it ain't, but >> nothing we can do about this. You got to go. >> I know it is hard, but all that. >> You got to sit down and I and I'll have them walk away after you. So, >> okay. Watch your hand. You get that red stripe in there. That strap in there, that's your seat belt. Okay. Hang on to it. All right. >> She was prosecuted on two charges. Petty theft and resisting a law enforcement. >> She was prosecuted on two charges. Petty theft and resisting a law enforcement officer. Next, a woman in an orange shirt and a crazy excuse. But what happened next really made the police say, "You're under arrest." >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi. We have somebody match your description. that was shopping with me at the Walmart. >> They said they took off towards the subway wearing an orange jacket striped. >> Oh, yeah. No, I mean they said they thought I was, but I don't have a flashlight I didn't have a flashlight that I got at their store. >> Okay. >> I got one at Harbor Freight a lot earlier and I have I got matches in a rope cuz I'm setting up my camp again and it's dark. You know what I mean? But I didn't need that. I just needed the matches in the rope so I could set up the tarp. >> Do you have a receipt? >> Um, I thought you said you got matches and a tarp. Yeah, I got matches in a row. >> Do you have a receipt for the transaction? >> Huh? >> Do you have a receipt for that transaction? >> No, I'm just getting a sandwich now. I don't know. I mean, I bought it all over here. >> For what? >> The ro the rope finish. >> Okay. >> For what? >> For shoplifting. >> I did not know. I just bought that. >> Okay. >> I didn't know. >> Hey, relax. You're being detained. >> For what? >> Shoplifting. >> I didn't shoplifting. Relax. >> You have to make a face. >> Please don't do this. >> What do you have to do right here? >> WHY being detained? Hey, >> relax. Don't do that. >> MY STUFF. MY OFFICE doesn't stop. >> It's not important. IT IS IMPORTANT. THAT'S NOT FAIR. NOBODY SHOULD GET MY STUFF BECAUSE YOU'RE A JERK. >> RELAX. >> THAT'S NOT FAIR. >> STAND UP. >> NO. NO. You had to be fair. Please. >> Please, somebody be fair to me. >> The identity was not revealed and she was uncooperative. And then the woman began to talk about the girls who had laughed at her and the shadow of rejection that had surrounded her for the past year. >> What's your name? What's your name? [screaming] >> Ma'am, >> it's not my business. Nobody will even let me know. >> What's your name? >> Nobody will even let me know. >> How am I supposed to help you? >> Okay. What's your name? >> How am I supposed to help you? Nobody lets me know. >> You're going to get charged with consumer if you don't. >> I'm finally just doing well. I did my business. They call me down. >> OKAY. WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> NO. >> NO. >> OKAY. When asked what was in her bag, she replied, "I don't remember. Maybe golf balls or a flashlight or pain." But the strangest confession came soon after. >> A shoplift. And I was reported I did see video footage of you >> shoplifting. >> Yes. >> How? >> What's on video footage? >> What did I lift? >> What do you mean? What you lift? >> What did I lift? >> What' you grab? >> What did I shop for? That's not shoplifting. >> If you if you grab something and then you leave, >> I pay all the time. >> Do you have those flashlights on you? >> What? You guys took everything. I paid $10 for that sandwich that I'm not getting now because of you guys. You know how much that's cost to me and what I don't have. >> I'm sorry about that. >> Not to mention my health. I don't know what I'm supposed to do. >> Do you have any of >> What am I supposed to do? >> Do you have any of the >> And then when they let me out, what am I supposed to do then? >> Do you have any flashlight on these people that are going to laugh at me for getting arrested? >> Do you have any flashlights on you? >> I don't know. >> Do you have any >> I don't know what I have on me. I don't even know if I have clothes or not. I feel so stupid. >> You do have clothes on, man. Obviously, my flesh is my clothes. >> I'm asking your question. Well, I'm answering your question. Can I Can I check your pockets to make sure there's no flashlight so we can rule that out? >> So, yeah. I mean, you just take everything out of value off of me because you already have. >> Okay. >> So, right now, you're being detained. Okay. For the crime of shopping, >> obviously. Can I get out? >> No. >> Why? >> You're not free to leave. >> I'm not free to leave. I'm not trying to leave. What am I going to do? Leave in handcuffs and then run around like somebody's going to set me free? Like, I'm not just going to get thrown out and made fun of some more because I'm in handcuffs. I can't get out of >> Yeah. Okay. So, can I check your pockets to make sure there's no flashlight in there? >> No. >> No. >> Is that going to stop you? >> No. Well, whenever we do when you do get arrested for shoplifting, I will >> I'm not shoplifting. That's what I was saying. They were matches. Matches are supposed to be free. >> Okay. Well, >> I don't know about the rope. Maybe the rope. I'm sorry. But still, like, what is that so big? >> And where does it have me taking them? >> Two packages. It's just like a regular long flashlight. And then the ones that has them like the alley bar. >> Mhm. >> You guys want to pursue for the shoplifting? >> Yeah. >> Why? Why can't you just ticket me and make me pay you? Like I would pay you. I just don't have that much to pay you all at once. >> 1948. >> Please let me pay you. >> Okay. Well, unfortunately that ship has sailed. >> I thought I was on a payment plan. >> No. >> Why can't I just pay you? >> There's There's no payment plan when it comes to Walmart or at least any business. >> That's [ __ ] I had a $25 dividend from them. >> Okay. Do you have anything on you that could cut, stab, or poke me? >> I have a pie, my teeth, but I'm not sure in my little change bag. >> I only took what I needed to survive, she insisted. But what was in the bag? And why is Walmart so determined to take this to court? [laughter] >> What do you have right here? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> I don't remember. I have just dropped everything to me and I don't know what I have on me till I get to a spot where I can take it all out and go through it. You >> have a golf ball. [clears throat] >> I juggle. I taught myself to juggle during the co. >> That's pretty cool. >> Not. >> Is it difficult to learn? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I see. That's a useful skill. >> I don't think so. >> It is. >> Keep me from wanting to hurt myself or other people, but I don't get a very often to do it because nobody gives a about that stuff. Well, there's a lot of people that make >> at night. I don't give a stuff. I want to be warm and I want to be loved and I want to be home and I haven't been any of those things for a year. >> And before that, I kept going through it and people just kept laughing at me. The same for set of girls laughing at me that I couldn't use my make money. I don't want to do what they did. I will not do what they did. >> But I don't think they're wrong or they're bad or they're stupid. I just think they're mean. >> Okay. Can you please come out? >> I like to be mean and ugly, but I don't want to do what people say. I just get over it. >> I don't think people have the right to do this to me personally. >> Do what? >> What you doing? >> Checking to make sure you don't have any merchandise on you. >> Well, look, what what did I get that wasn't absolutely necessary for my life? >> Okay. And I understand my safety. Like I at least care about my life and my safety. I don't go around risking everybody else's. >> I understand. >> In the state of California, petty theft of $950 or less is considered a misdemeanor punishable by up to 6 months in county jail and or a fine of up to $1,000. The woman has been formally charged with theft and resisting arrest. Walmart confirmed it intends to pursue legal action. >> All right, I'm done with telling you to sit down. Give me your other hand over here. This man is clearly on the >> dream vacation was ruined. But it was the wrath of psycho Karen that [music] sent the entire airport into a tail spin. >> You don't smell it. So you might be having lockers. >> I drink it. Smoke it. Drink it. But not yet. >> YEAH. YEAH. >> HERE. GO AHEAD. Go ahead. ticket wasn't expensive enough. She decided to upgrade her trip with an attack on the security forces. Quick meal in the middle of an international airport turns into a chaotic argument. But you won't believe who ends up handcuffed. >> Rough on me, start disrespecting me in front of my kids, okay? Talking rough and rude. My kids were there, the witnesses. She came off the wall. She started talking about, "You better get on my face." This and that. Uh this and that. Hey, hey, see over here. This man is CLEARLY ON DRUGS. >> THIS MAN IS CLEARLY on drugs. >> Hey, y'all laying that [ __ ] flat. What could he do? >> Done anything. Back up. >> Racist ass [ __ ] That [ __ ] within like the [ __ ] out of there like pull out some [ __ ] and start shooting. >> Ma'am, I didn't even get a chance to ask you what happened. >> [ __ ] >> I didn't even ask you what the hell happened. I think you should do that. You should do that instead of being a minute. Stop joking. >> You should do that instead of being that. >> Hey, are they with you? Hey. >> Hey. Are you guys all together? >> A grown ass man. >> She calms down or I throw her out. >> No, she's not fine. >> No, I am fine. >> Mama, I'm going over her. >> No, please don't go. >> I'm going to I'm sitting down. I wasn't. >> When words turn into accusations and accusations turn into airport crisis, will the flight still take off as scheduled? >> So just chill out. You're not even in this. So calm down. Like calm down. He approached me. >> Doesn't matter. >> They're just 22. It's a trespass. That's it. up to bring that up. >> We decided we didn't do nothing over there. You just get out on the camera. >> You're not listening to me though. >> She has to decision. I'm trying to get on the next cuz he almost cancelled me right there and nobody cared that you raced out in America. >> Exactly. And that's You see what you throw that at you, right, >> ma'am? Are you off? >> This is what you guys have. Yeah, >> cuz I threw Burger King on. >> Yeah. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. Cuz they arrest me cuz I do Burger King while he is unlawfully recording me. So, can you get his information so you can get his information so I can so I can let the white man go? >> From the DOJ. Do you not understand? I know [ __ ] >> Police tried to calm the tension, but an unexpected action from the woman made all efforts feudal. >> Whose shoe is that? >> We need it. May you pick it up, please. THANK YOU, >> GIRL. STOP FIGHTING THE [ __ ] IT AIN'T STRICT. LIKE, WHAT ARE THEY GOING TO CHARGE YOU WITH? Strong of bad. They're not smart. They're They're police officers. They're not smart. Police the [ __ ] They're not smart. They don't have NO TYPE OF INTELLECT. THEY GOING THEY GOING TO GIVE UP. THEY GOING TO PROTECT A WHITE MAN WHO who ruined. >> Exactly. Freedom of speech. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? THEY'RE JUST SPEAKING ALL THEY WANT. FOR A WHITE MAN THAT'S THAT'S LOOKING AT ME AND [ __ ] EXACTLY. LOOK AT THE CAMERA. LOOK AT THE [ __ ] CAMERA. YOU DON'T WANT it >> because you DON'T EVEN STOP ARGUING with them. They going to do WHATEVER THEY WANT. JUST STOP ARGUING WITH THEM. Stop talking to them. Stop talking to them. >> Exactly. Why would she let them on there? >> Demetrius, where are we taking them? >> And I'm not. But I'm saying these two us. But we're the ones that hit you. And you saw that manipul that is. Don't nobody care about black women. A grown ass [ __ ] man talking to me crazy. I'm the one to handcuff. >> Man, we got little kids left here. Stop. >> I'm the home. No, I won't STOP CURSING. THAT'S NOT AGAINST THE LAW. [ __ ] OUT OF HERE. A GROWN MAN PUT hands on you. ALL THAT. Y'ALL DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT THAT. Y'ALL MARCHING US AND [ __ ] LIKE THAT [ __ ] is cool. That's why we not people in the military. >> No, they could not DO THAT AND THEY COULDN'T MAKE THE PAST. How are we going to listen to SOMEBODY THERE AND >> GIRL? THEY DON'T CARE. THEY DO not give A THEY DON'T CARE. THEY DON'T CARE. >> THE INCIDENT took place amid screams, accusations, and tears. But did the ending surprise you? No, you ain't trying to do much. >> All I know is [ __ ] >> IT DON'T EVEN MATTER. LIKE, [ __ ] THE PEOPLE. BUT Y'ALL SUPPOSED TO Y'ALL SUPPOSED TO DEESCALATE. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] ANYTHING. THEY DON'T CARE. >> CUZ IF THAT MAN WOULD HAVE SWUNG ON ME LIKE HE WAS ABOUT TO DO, WHEN HE GOT ON MY FACE, Y'ALL WOULD HAVE BEEN NONE OF THAT [ __ ] Y [ __ ] OUT OF HERE. DON'T NOBODY GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT THIS. You're a baldhead right here. You [ __ ] white man. Y'all racist as [ __ ] GIRLSING WITH THE KKK. YOU ALREADY KNOW HOW THEY MOVE. BACK UP. YEAH. YEAH. JUST MAKE SURE YOU RECORD ALL THIS [ __ ] with the KKK. You know how they move. >> Do not touch MY ASS. I'M GOD. I SWEAR TO GOD I WILL SUE EVERYTHING. Don't touch my ass. Oh God, I will sue this [ __ ] I swear to God I will. Don't touch my ass. Can you see this right now? What the are you doing? NEVER. >> GIVE ME MY [ __ ] >> YOU A [ __ ] COCKAZOID. >> YOU'RE A COCKAZOID. YOU'RE A COCKAZO. >> People are arrested for disturbing public [music] order, resisting law enforcement officers, and can be prosecuted for refusing to comply with executive orders. [music] In airports with strict security regulations, depending on the severity, penalties can include fines, [music] probation, temporary or long-term flight bans, or even imprisonment. Next, a woman appears quietly at the Charlotte airport, but within minutes, chaos erupts. Police are called and begin tracking her down. >> I can't hear you. >> Where do you live? >> I live in Fort Meer. >> How'd you get here? How did you get to this airport? >> She works here. >> She works here. >> So, where are your shoes and everything? >> You don't know where the employee park? >> Go south from the FBO building. You walk down the sidewalk straight south. >> Walk down by the sidewalk. >> Walk out. Walk down south. >> Huh? Right by your vehicle where you parked your vehicle. Keep walking down past that building on the sidewalk. >> Sorry. >> Okay. So, what where's the car? You had the golf cart. >> Where is his car? >> Yeah. >> You tried to jump in my vehicle before when it was parked over there. >> Are you? >> Okay. So, what's your name? How old are you? >> I'm 23. >> You have your driver's license or something on you? >> Yeah. >> Can we see it, please? Where's it at? Where's it at? It's on your pocket. You've been drinking. Are you drinking tonight? >> I I should not be >> It's okay. >> You can't It just You You're making a scene here today. >> You can't be out here drunk like this. >> Yeah. >> I see a kind of impression did try to get in my vehicle over there by the administrator. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Can I please talk to you? >> Who you want to talk to? >> I'm off. >> Well, right now we got to get you taken care of. So, >> I'm sorry. I understand. in the airport. So, things are taking a little more serious. >> That's your vehicle over there. That white car, which is the one with the door open. >> Yeah. Is that your car? Is >> that your car over there? >> Let me see. She said working together. >> Whose car is this? >> This is my car, sir. >> Whose car is this? >> This is my car, sir. >> Huh? >> This is my currency. >> Your what? >> My car. My car. [clears throat] My car. >> It's your car. When asked why she tried to climb over the security fence, she burst into tears, but no tears came. The incident took a turn for the worse and threatened federal law. >> Sit down. Sit. >> We >> Where's Where's your purse and ID and all that? Where's >> Catherine? I can't understand anything you're saying. Okay. >> No, stay there. >> I can't understand anything you're saying. Okay. understand. >> You're all fine until I ask you questions and then you want to start crying the way I can't understand what you're saying. >> You're acting like you're crying cuz there's no tears coming out your eyes. >> Why were you trying to climb the fence? It's very simple. And is this your vehicle? Why is this one yours? >> And why was the door open? There's nothing to be sorry about. We You're an adult, so you're going to have to >> I'm sorry. >> Tell us what's going on there. There's no I'm sorry about this, this, that, the other. What is going on and what's going through your mind? Right now, right now, >> listen, we're done with that. Talk. >> Can you please >> cuz right now we have trespass on airport grounds. That's a crying. >> Okay. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Right. So, the crying, guess what? Does no good. So, don't plate me. What were you doing? Sit down. >> Are you advising it's a different last name? >> What do you want? >> They were flying out. >> I'm going to double check, but I think she was in honor. Yeah. >> What's registered to the car? >> Yeah, she went with us. >> She non-revs with the dogs, right? >> Yeah, she went with us. She went to um >> her and her daughter. >> What did she do for the airline? >> She's a flight attendant. >> She's flight attendant. >> So, yeah, her and her daughter non-rev this morning. >> An unfamiliar car is left in a ditch. A man doesn't recognize the person sitting in his wife's car. What odd piece is missing from this chaotic picture? >> They didn't come back. They're not here. >> So, they left it over here and she left her badge in her car. >> She was trying to figure out how the car door is was unlocked or something. >> Was just unlocked cuz she grabbed the back one first and then went to the front one. >> Okay. Cuz >> I figured as long as she was in there, she wasn't trying to get over. >> Yeah, they non revved her. >> Well, for taking her to be honest, it's actually pretty clean. >> I knew you guys were coming pretty quick, so I was like, well, I'm not going to go there and argue with her. So, >> she come from vacation then. I wonder if we had like a contact info. We can call her and see if she even knows this person. >> Well, we can Yeah, we can. It's >> not damaged or nothing taken out in the car. She looks like she was trying for like two seconds. >> Yeah, she probably looks like she wants to find some place to sit and hide. >> So, honestly, >> she tried she tried to get mine while I was sitting there. I was like, >> she got dropped off here somewhere. Oh, that's her car in the ditch up here >> cuz there is a car in the ditch right up the street. >> Really? >> Yeah. So, >> and I guess she is about you. >> Does she not know anybody? There's no one supposed to be in that car, right? >> No one's supposed to be like her, correct? I'm just It's It's >> I got you. >> Okay. And your relationship to her is >> her husband. Okay. Yeah. No one's supposed to be in that car. >> You don't know anybody named Catherine or anything? >> You don't know anyone named Catherine? >> Anything like that? >> Probably like >> 26y old female. So, >> no. >> Okay, no problem. We'll handle it. They're telling me there's nothing missing or damage in the car. >> Uh, yes. Mara left. >> And we >> What does your boyfriend do here? >> What's her name? >> Well, this all this boohoo don't do us any good. >> What do you want? >> I literally >> I drank and smoked weed, but I'm fine. the last words before being handcuffed and also the beginning of an inevitable chain of legal consequences. >> What are you on? >> Are you drunk? You don't smell it. So you might be having blockers on >> literally smoke a pot. >> I drink and smoke it. I drink and I'm not >> So you drank and smoked, right? And your eyes look like you're screwed up. Okay, that's why I'm wanting to know. >> I understand. So, all this is not doing us any good. >> All right, I'm done with telling you to sit down. Give me your other hand. >> We've been telling you multiple times to sit down and you haven't sat down. >> Sit down. >> What's your last name? We'll >> just take a dish. Please, can I please stop you? >> Please stay here. >> No, please. Please. >> No, you're going to jail. >> Please. Please. >> You're going to jail. >> Really? >> Really? Mom, you're 26. I don't want my >> mom has cancer and is dying of cancer. >> Can you please help me please? I'm not trying to hit me. >> Take a seat. >> Are you not able to go in there? >> Do you need me to help you in there? >> Put one leg in. >> Am I putting you in there? Are you going or am I going >> under 18 US code SS 1111 assaulting, resisting or obstructing a federal officer in the performance of his or her duties may be punished as follows. Fine or up to one year in prison. The woman could face criminal charges including trespassing, public disorderly conduct, and operating under the influence in a secure area. After her arrest, she will be taken to local police headquarters where she will face legal proceedings, a court appearance, and possible criminal prosecution. >> Haley, your [ __ ] >> God is doing this for no. >> Stop hurting me. >> Pay for one night. Yell at the whole neighborhood for premium service that no one asked for. I DON'T GIVE A DAMN. >> HALEY, GO. >> I know people that know you. CJ is going to [ __ ] you up. >> YOU ARE DISRESPECTING AND THEN YOU WANT ME TO JUST ACT LIKE THIS [ __ ] IS OKAY. >> WHEN YOU DON'T KNOW WHERE your room is, but decide to turn the entire hotel into your own private stay. An argument broke out at a hotel when a woman refused to leave and heated accusations were exchanged prompting police to intervene. >> Um, you know, and we we tried to resolve them. We gave her. >> No, no, no. This lady after >> they took my money today and now we're give my money back and I'll leave you a balance that you owe. >> No. Give me my money and I'll be >> Haley. Stop you. First off, >> I'm going to make IT WORTH YOUR GODDAMN WHILE. I'M ABOUT TO TOUCH THIS [ __ ] >> NO, you're not. Don't be so stupid because she's racist as >> you're No, >> I'm not the only one that says that. I HAVE HER OWN RECORDING. >> I have no issues with her. She has no issues with her. Really? >> But I have everything on recording. Every time I come down here, I ask for a trash bag to move my laundry. >> Well, to move it up to my room and No. And genie wouldn't. She said, "I'm out of this." Like, that's his first thing. >> That's not racist. >> No. No. Because you white [ __ ] I'm done with this. >> It's a private business. They can do whatever they want. >> She said, "White [ __ ] I'm done with this. I'm done with you." >> That's not That's not racist, >> white [ __ ] >> No. Are you white? >> Yes. calling you a cracker and all this other stuff. Calling you white. They're like literally calling the color of your skin here. >> Right. >> I have a name and they know it. Look, >> Haley, I'm going to be honest. >> They know it. >> I'm pretty sure they're sick and tired of the Holy Bible that I swear that this is my mom. I was trying to get bag and stay in my room. It was thought to be just a matter of room rent, but the uncooperative attitude and threats pushed the matter further than expected. >> Want you here? >> You've never seen me this upset. Then why can't I get my money back? >> Because you have to sue them for the money and a small claims court. That's how that works. >> God. >> So go up up there and start getting your stuff. >> I got to get my clothes out of laundry where I needed >> because I didn't want to put it in the laundry hashtag. Come on, Haley. You ruined that. >> Haley, come on. You ruined that. So, go grab it. Come on. >> I need a trash bag. >> Haley, they don't have to give you anything. They don't give everybody everything. >> They don't have to give it to you if they don't want to. >> Sue them for it. >> Haley, sue them for it. >> Sue him for it. Go. >> She's been here for a while, hasn't she? >> No, she ain't no like I said, but this is a a dayto-day hotel. It's not You know, they can they can extend it if they want to, but that that contract is still they they give us we can erase it if they want to. >> She had to leave here when you talking about a little she had to leave here and then two nights later she came back again. You know, >> she came back. >> Exactly. >> So, she did check out. >> Yeah. >> Okay. The >> police gave her the chance to pack up and leave peacefully, but she chose a completely different path. >> Sir, I didn't think No, I'm done with you. Go start walking now. >> THAT'S WRONG. >> Walk now, Bailey. Go. >> She's not getting the rest of her stuff. She's done. Let's go. >> No. >> You ran your mouth. You're done. >> Haley, start. >> I told you about what she was doing to me. >> That's all I ran my mouth about. >> No. >> You grab me again and I will get you for unsubordination. I SWEAR TO GOD. NO, YOU KNOW ME. >> I HAVE A DOG ON MY BACK AND IT LOOKS >> Stop acting a fool. >> Get in the elevator. >> We're at the yellow bag. [snorts] >> Let's go. Haley, elevator. >> Haley, elevator. >> I see. I'm trying my ear. >> You hurt me. >> You didn't listen to what I told you. >> You're a [ __ ] >> That's fine. You can believe that all you want. >> Like, you hurt me for no reason. >> You should have listened to >> I DIDN'T I COULD YOU >> should have listened to what I told you. >> I do not come to you. You have no reason to put your hand. >> Oh, yes, ma'am. I do. I have a reason to put your hand. No, you don't. >> Oh, yes, ma'am. >> We're walking out the door. >> WE'RE WALKING OUT THE DOOR. >> WE'RE WALKING out the door. And if y'all want to trespass, tell her >> with a backpack, a dog, and an uncontrolled rage. This woman not only lost her residency, but also faced an unwanted night. >> Haley, she just >> I DON'T GIVE A DAMN. >> HALEY, GO. >> I KNOW PEOPLE that know you. >> Haley, go. CJ going to [ __ ] you up >> because that's wrong for her. >> What are you doing? >> Stop. Hey, stop. >> What are you doing? See, >> stop. I don't want to hurt your dog. So, stop. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> I'M NOT TRYING to hurt your dog. >> I was going out the door. >> Stop. >> I was going out the door. >> Okay, I saw this. >> No, you're not. You're going to break my arms. >> Stop. >> You're trying not to hurt your dog. >> Stop. >> Alien, try not to hurt your dog. >> Stop. I ain't got no REASON TO BE ARRESTED. OW. I'M >> trying not to hurt the dog. So, you need to stop so we don't hurt the dog. Haley, >> you know better than me? >> Then stop so I don't hurt your dog. >> I don't want to hurt your dog. Let's take this off. Take Get your arm out. >> Haley, I'm trying not to hurt the dog. I enjoy until no. >> That's [ __ ] Like >> come on. Walk. >> It doesn't matter. >> I'm here. I'm here. Please look at the the receipts and stuff. Please, I know you're irritated. I know you're irritated in the car, I know you're irritated. >> Come over here. >> I know you're irritated. Please stop. Please stop. Listen to me. LISTEN NOW. >> HALEY was arrested for trespassing and obstruction of official duty. She was booked into the county jail and any other civil claims, if any, were directed to be handled in civil court at a later date. Next, just one room key and everything collapses into chaos. The hotel chaos seems like something out of a movie, but this time it's real. >> I literally paid FOR HER. >> NO, YOU DON'T KNOW ME. >> OKAY. >> Oh my god. >> Miss, can you speak to me? >> I don't want me. That's all. >> Okay. Well, they called and said you're being disruptive and disorderly. YEAH. What's your name? >> Hey, I was down here first, bro. I got to go. Let me get that. >> And he was here before me. Yes, he was. I'm paying for this [ __ ] Like $200 for this [ __ ] >> You're in room 241. Okay. Thank you. >> 241. I don't know nothing about no key. I don't know. ARE YOU GOING TO GIVE me a key? >> Yes. >> We're trying to help you and you're yelling and screaming. >> Can I not just give you directions? >> Help me. Thank you, sir. >> From the back side of that building. >> Okay. Thank you, sir. >> Do you have your ID at all? Do you mind if I look at it? >> Just so I know who I'm talking to. >> You got my ID? >> No, I mean I'm the talking. >> YOU GOT MY ID. I BOOKED IT. >> STOP YELLING. >> Go ask him. >> From looking for a room to making strange accusations, this girl's behavior left the police speechless. But then they were forced to take action and what had to happen happened. >> My god, you're still following me. >> I have to. >> You know what? Help me to the room. >> Can you help? No. Can you help me to the room, sir? >> It's on the second floor. >> You so helpful. Can you help me find the room? >> Okay. Well, I'll help you with this. It's on the second floor. >> Can you help me find A ROOM? CUZ YOU HELP. You won't leave me the alone. I'm telling you, we're leaving the alone. Who are you helping me find a room? It's on the second floor. >> Can you Okay. >> I I can't leave until you go in the room. >> STOP ME AND FIND ME till I get there. So help me. >> It's on the second floor. >> Okay. Where is it at? >> On the second floor. >> Uhhuh. Can you help me find it? >> It's all good. >> Yeah. But she going to keep working cuz my dogs will keep BARKING WHILE YOU DOING LEAVE ME ALONE. [screaming] >> THEY NEED TO LEAVE. >> I know. >> Arrest her. Go to jail. >> ARREST ME FOR WHAT? [screaming] >> ARE YOU SERIOUS? >> STOP. >> Go to your room. My god. Oh my god. You party people, STOP FOLLOWING ME, SIR. >> YOU'RE YELLING AND SCREAMING. You're causing a disruption. >> YOU GOT THIS. >> NO, OBVIOUSLY IN MY ROOM. STOP FOLLOWING ME. >> GO TO YOUR ROOM. >> I DON'T NEED YOUR ASS TO FOLLOW ME. >> GO TO YOUR ROOM. >> GO RIGHT. >> YOU [ __ ] STUPID. GO FOLLOW ME. >> GO TO YOUR ROOM. >> Stop follow me. >> Go to your room before you go to jail. >> Go to your room. Go to your room. >> LEAVE ME ALONE. [screaming] >> HE SCREAMED, ACCUSED, DEFIANT, and suddenly turned to pleading. Every emotion exploded in just a few minutes of tense confrontation with the police. >> Come here. >> We're going to help you. We're going to get to your room. Come over here. So, ACT LIKE I'M STUPID OR SOMETHING. >> OKAY. Where's the room at? >> Okay. >> THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP. WHERE'S THE ROOM AT? >> OKAY. All right. >> Okay. Thank you for your help. Where's the room at? Okay. What I'm going to need you to do is turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> What the >> Stop doing this. Y'all got this for no reason. >> I have not done nothing. >> Stop hurting me. OH MY GOD. THESE PEOPLE IS HURTING ME. NO, NO. I HAVE NOT DONE NOTHING to nobody. I'm trying to find my room. This is so disrespect. >> Can you hand me my phone? >> Get the off of me. >> DON'T DON'T STOP. >> NO, YOU are disrespecting me. And then you WANT ME TO JUST ACT LIKE THIS [ __ ] IS OKAY. >> Get this [ __ ] off of me. I'm trying to find MY MOM. YOU DIDN'T HAVE ME, MOM. MAN, MAN, help me find my mom. >> You are such a liar. She doesn't need to go. >> Okay. Can you go help me find my mom then? Cuz she go find her then. >> Go find her. I'm going sit here till you find her. You're going to get up. No, I'm sit here and say you find her cuz you was disrespecting my right and I'm not stupid and I AIN'T NOTHING AROUND TRYING TO FIND MY GODDAMN HOTEL ROOM. >> Oh my gosh is trying to beat me up. >> Are you going to your job? for what? >> Help me find my mom. >> All I'm doing is trying to help my No, I'm not. You guys know you. >> You will get ANOTHER CHARGE. >> HELP ME FIND MY MOM. >> WHAT SEEMED LIKE A SIMPLE misunderstanding turned into a noisy arrest, shocking the entire hotel. But what was the real reason she was handcuffed? Can you please go find my family? I'm just trying to go find my family. >> I don't know if you will. Okay. I'm on the second floor and I'm looking for my mom >> AND I'M JUST TRYING TO FIND MY KIDS IN MY LIFE. WHAT THE OH MY GOD. HELP. SOMEBODY HELP ME. THESE PEOPLE IS HURTING ME. I JUST WANT TO BUY MY KIDS. Put your arm in that way. >> No. Do you me? I just want to buy my mom. Are you kidding me? >> I'm trying to f Are you people kidding me? >> Are you Man, >> call my know y'all doing me like this. I paid for this. DON'T CARE. >> I'LL PAY FOR THE ZOOM. I'M JUST TRYING TO FIND my kids AND MY DAUGHTER AND MY MOM. What the IS WRONG WITH Y'ALL? SOMEONE DO THIS TO ME IF I WAS A WHITE PERSON. WHAT the is wrong with y'all? >> This is some [ __ ] >> I was not going to jail at all. >> No. Absolutely not. >> Walk the foot there over here. Can you go find my mom since you care so much? I'm telling you, I am in the second room somewhere. >> Where my mom? >> Why didn't you go? >> OH MY GOD. >> I'M TRYING TO FIND MY ROOM. >> OH, you're a go. >> You want your shoe? >> You want to go get the room and help me jail? >> No, I'm not going to get down cuz I don't deserve that [ __ ] I ain't did [ __ ] I'm trying [clears throat] to find my room. >> No, WE'RE PAST THAT POINT. >> I AM TRYING TO FIND MY ROOM. >> OBVIOUSLY, NOW YOU'RE walking up here. >> You're tired. >> Can you help me find two not helping me find my room? >> You talking stupid and [ __ ] not helping me find my room. >> That's fine. Can you help me find my room? Sure. I'm in room 20 my mother. In Ohio, resisting a law enforcement officer is punishable under section 292133. When resisting without causing injury, the penalty is up to 90 days in jail and/or a fine of up to $750. Woman charged with resisting public officials, disturbing public order and substance abuse. PEOPLE BETTER. >> BRUTALITY. >> Some people think of the police as a ticket home, but forget about prison. >> How many times do I want to talk to? >> I JUST HAD SEX. I JUST HAD SEX. >> A PUNCH IN the uniform doesn't make you stronger. It just makes the sentence heavier. Smash car window terrified neighbors, but it was just the beginning of a chaotic night police will never forget. I'm tired of you. You always do that. Get alive. I'm here. What do you want? On August 23rd, 2024, police approached her as she washed her hands, mumbling nonsense, and then suddenly went into a hatefilled delirium. Speak a little louder. Come closer. We're just trying to figure out what's going on. time to me. I'm washing my hands and my eyes. I've been doing this for 14 years and I'm busy and he told me to suck his when I'm working for a long time. I will message her about see if I can verify it. Um, >> is there anything we can do to help you? >> I'm nobody. I'm on vacation. >> [clears throat] >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> You said Rebecca. >> Oh, he's definitely crazy. >> How old are you? >> 37. >> 37. Rebecca Marie. Do you speak Spanish? See little where you from? She's definitely found. >> I don't think we're going to go to get anything off her. >> Yeah. And I don't know her. >> Yeah. >> Let me go look her up. Maybe she's got a warrant. >> Things seem to be settling down until Rebecca decided to cross a line that no one should cross. She did something that shocked everyone who saw it. >> Grab those two. I'm going to shoot you. >> Hey. Hey. >> Hey. >> Rebecca. >> Hey. >> Come on. Stop. Stop. STOP. 130. 33. 307. >> YEAH. >> Watch your face. Turn this way. >> Trying to MY SHE'S A >> [screaming] >> CAN WE ROLL HER? >> YEAH, I'll just >> let me tell YOU my everybody. [laughter] >> Can we stand you up? >> GET BACK. BACK the Get back. >> Rebecca, can we stand you up? >> The police struggled through screams, kicks, and something no officer wants to see right in their face. Eventually, a paramedic was called in to assess her condition. >> Yeah. Let's go to my car so we can talk. >> Ready? >> Roll over. Kick your knee up to the side. Stand up. >> We're probably going to need the wrap. We should stand up on that. >> Can we get you up? >> Are you going to stand up or not? >> Yeah. Stand up. Okay. I'm going to stand you up. This is the last chance you're going to get to stand up. >> Illuminati 33 over there. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We could PROBABLY if you want to head this way, that would be great. Come with us. >> Yeah. I just got one more time. Hey, Rebecca. Listen to me. I'm going to stand you up. Okay. Do not just stand up. Can we do that? Okay. Come on. One car. >> No. One car. >> I TOLD S. I'VE BEEN BUSY WITH YOU. HEY, I'M FROM AMERICA. [screaming] >> I'm trying to HELP YOU. >> I'VE BEEN BUSY. >> I'M JUST GOING TO GO down and get it. >> I'm I'm I'm sure we are. Okay. >> So, that's why I wanted to keep her in here. >> Rebecca, can you show them your face? right now. >> What is it? >> She can keep her baby. >> CAN YOU RIGHT? >> WHAT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY? >> EVERYBODY FROM MEXICO, GO BACK TO MEXICO. IF YOU ARE FROM HONDURAS, YOU'RE CRAZY. YOU'RE CRAZY. YOU'RE CRAZY. Get out of here. >> Police said Rebecca was charged with two counts of assaulting a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest. She is now facing further legal action and could face jail time and a fine depending on her previous convictions and the severity of the offense. Next, a woman steps out of the shadows and starts screaming the unexpected. But when the police approach, things quickly spiral out of control. >> JENNIFER, >> I just had sex. You better not arrest me. >> You just had sex? What's your birthday, Jennifer? >> I'm not under arrest. YOU'RE BEING DETAINED. >> HOW [screaming] CAN I JUST HAVE SEX? >> I'M BEING DETAINED. I JUST HAD SEX. [screaming] >> STOP. 101. >> JENNIFER, >> I LOVE SEX. >> Do not make me chase YOU. >> I JUST HAD SEX. >> DO not make me chase you. >> THIS IS A LEGAL DEFINITION OF RAPE. I JUST HAD SEX. >> JENNIFER, thank you. I'LL TAKE 139. >> I JUST HAD >> YOU WANT TO rock your car? Yeah. Go ahead and pull up. >> Jennifer, >> RUN. YOU HAVE NO REASON TO ARREST ME. >> STOP OR I'm going to arrest you. >> UNDER ARREST. >> Come talk to me. Otherwise, I'm going to arrest you. >> Had sex. 911. >> Stop hitting their >> friend. That was my friend. I HAVE A FRIEND TODAY. I just had sex. I just had sex. I just had sex. >> I just had sex. >> The line between morning and action is a breath away. When she suddenly goes berserk, the taser is pulled out and the real action begins. RAPID one at 41 BROADWAY and I pulled OFF the police and pulled up second to rap. HE'S hurting me. >> You better stop or >> what? You going to hurt me? I'm a police officer. You dumb. I JUST HAD SEX. DO YOU abuse women? Are you a women abuser? Do you abuse women? Rapist. >> You up today. >> No, I'm a fed. I told you >> you up. >> I'm a federal agent. I told you. >> You better stop. >> I just had sex. >> Stop. >> Oh, you're out with them. We're out WITH THEM. I JUST DON'T RESIST. >> I JUST GET ON YOUR SIDE. >> I JUST HAD I GOT THIS SIDE. >> ROLL OVER. >> I got this side. >> Roll over. >> You will get ting. >> You will get tased. >> I got her arm. >> Get on your head. >> Get on your gun. >> Turn. Turn over. TURN OVER THEN. TURN OVER THEN. I WILL GET YOU TURN. TURN OVER. >> TURN OVER. GET THE OTHER ARM. >> GIVE ME THE OTHER [screaming] ARM. >> GIVE ME THE OTHER ARM. NOW >> I WILL SAVE YOU AGAIN. >> Give you again. Give me the other arm. >> I can. >> Give it here. >> That's pressure. >> Okay. Lay up. Let her up for a second. Let her up for a second. ANY PRESSURE ON >> GIVE ME YOUR ARM NOW. >> I JUST HAD I just got >> I just >> pinned to the ground. She continued to scream, struggle, and make an incomprehensible accusation. Meanwhile, the police were having to make quick decisions before things went haywire. >> Let go. Let go. Let go. >> Here you go. >> It's mine. >> Okay, there. >> Stop. >> Relax. >> Okay, let's turn to the side. Don't be kicking. Don't be kicking. >> I never have. >> Don't get her up. >> Don't get her up. >> Just leave her on the side. >> I can't breathe. >> I have a baby. >> You're on the side. >> I have a baby. >> She has everything except a brain to think. >> All right, we're going to stand her up. If you behave otherwise, you go right back down. You got it. Behave. >> I got that sex. THIS IS RAP. OKAY. TAYLOR, your car. Don't worry. >> Yeah, for right now. We'll have to check her first down first. >> Yeah. Jennifer, I'm going to search you. You got anything that will stick up against her? >> My god, MY WRIST. JENNIFER, do you have anything that'll poke me or stick me? THUDS. >> THUDS. I JUST HAD SEX. Are you proud? Are you proud? OFFICER, are you proud? What sort of an officer against the wall? Oh, okay. Kai, what did you see? Um, so she was in here. She was standing out that door and she was in here screaming like I I wasn't even paying attention. She was screaming. She was screaming. I came out here and I was like, "No, you can't be screaming here. You got to go." And she kept screaming. And then that's when we can see if we can get her back. And then he came around and then on the camera I can see on the camera watching um she was like, she was on this side of the car, he was on the other side of the car. Um but she was hit in the car like screaming stuff at him. Um and then she went she went around the car. >> It ended with handcuffs and a serious charge. But the question is why did it start like that? >> You have a cage. >> Yeah. Let's put her in cage so she doesn't break the window. down. Are you >> a rapist? >> Stop it. >> WIPE US. OH, >> every day my car, PLEASE. >> You feel better. You go better. >> OKAY. OKAY. BRUTALITY. BRUTALITY. BRUTALITY. I tell you, I'm a gangster. I'm a gangster. >> Bang your HEAD AGAIN. I'M GOING. >> WATCH HIM. OKAY. >> He's a rapist. >> Oh. >> Oh, what? Rapist. >> We're going to put you in a wrap if you don't stop. Yes. >> You want to go on? We get that. >> Is that you bleeding or her? I was under arrest. They arrest me. In the state of California, assaulting a police officer is punishable under California Penel Code S243b and SS 243 C2. Failure to cause bodily injury to a police officer is punishable by up to one year in county jail and or a fine of up to $2,000. Failure to cause bodily injury requiring medical treatment is punishable by up to one year in county jail and or a fine of up to $10,000. The woman was charged with assaulting a police officer, a serious crime that can result in jail time, probation, or parole depending on the severity of the injuries and criminal history. Alert comes to help but gets back support syntax into new customer service item. >> He choked me and pushed me to the ground and then they called y'all. But then I started hitting him. Yes, I did. I'm not going to lie. Let me know. [screaming] >> Want to resolve the conflict. She chose the quick way of punching the legal representative in the face. A young mother stood in the middle of the street screaming in despair. But when the police approached, things quickly spiraled out of control. >> Hey, don't touch her. I swear to God. >> I swear to God. >> My phone. Wait, listen. We have to figure out what's going on. >> I told y I told y'all earlier he came here. His people live here. He came to my house and took my stuff. >> Can you stop yelling? >> I came here cuz you took my stuff. >> BECAUSE HE TOOK MY PHONE. >> HOW DID HE TAKE? >> I HAVE TWO KIDS. HE TOOK my phone. >> I'm not going to go nowhere. >> See, we're over here on a >> Listen. Whose car is this, >> man? It's a rental. Is this your car? What I pay for? I want my [ __ ] >> Okay. Will you Will you walk with me? >> Will you walk and talk? >> No. >> Please. >> He came from my phone for >> Will you stop yelling? Stop yelling. We're not going to solve anything until you give me my stuff. >> Who is going nowhere? HIM. HE GOT MY PHONE. I need to talk to my phone. >> Period. I need my I need my phone. >> Who cuffed this up? Hey, get out of my way, dog. >> I need my phone. >> You about to do [ __ ] I need my phone, [ __ ] You know me. I NEED I NEED my phone. I need >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I'm not going nowhere. Give me my key. >> Was that worth it? Was that really worth it? >> You don't have your phone now. And you >> I don't give a >> Come on. >> I don't Man, >> give me my phone. Y'all not going to do that to me. Give me my phone. >> Stop. >> I pay for your rental. What is you talking about? I pay for that. I pay for [ __ ] MAN. PAY FOR YOUR BUM ASS, RAGGEDY ASS, BALD ass kids. Is you talking about ugly as >> a few minutes ago, a victim a few minutes later, a suspect. What happened in the ambiguous gap between accusation and reality? >> Squeezing me. >> You may get in the car. >> You squeezing me. >> Get in the car. >> The wrong with you, you dumbass. Oh, my arm is split. Can you help me? I'll stop. My lip is slit me with his bottle. Did y'all when I already called y'all? I told y'all he was hitting me in my face. Did y'all No, y'all pulled off. I told y'all he stole my phone. What y'all say? Y'all couldn't do nothing. My R start bleeding. He punched me in my face. >> That well at all. >> Okay. I told Y'ALL HE WAS NOT GOING TO LEAVE ME ALONE UNTIL I got my phone. Now y'all cool off. He He stole my key. >> Okay, you're yelling. You're yelling. >> Okay, I understand. Can you loosen it up a little bit? I'll stop yelling. >> I have a job to do. I'm here to solve it. What's What's the story between you guys? >> She pulled up the first time. We ain't want to tell them. They pulled up and she was flashing a gun. >> Okay. >> So then I don't know where they when y'all let them go. They came back and she hopped out, broke in my rental, started trying to vandalize [ __ ] in there. I had to grab her out of there because I I got to turn that mother up tomorrow. I ain't paying no money for you. She just went That's when she went crazy. >> Where do you guys live? Do you guys live here? >> No. >> Where do you guys live? >> We live on the east side. >> Okay. Do you understand kind of what's going on? Like when we're trying just told me that she hit you or hit my partner >> cuz she was hit in the car. So we initially tried to calm her down by hand. >> Even though the car is both of theirs. Don't let him lie to you. >> That's fine. But but we but she was being she's being volatile, disorderly. So we're going to put her in cuffs just to calm her down and then she struck my partner. So she's under arrest right now. >> Amid escalating tensions, a surprising confession from the woman herself sent the investigation in a completely different direction. >> He was beating her ass and you're not arresting her. I know she acted an ass. She deserves to be arrested. Whatever. But he was whooping her ass. Why is he not in the house? >> Where? >> Right here. >> She doesn't have any. She has no >> Well, that's not what her friend just said. I I I'm letting you know when you when we get here. >> She just in the ambulance station. She doesn't. >> She's not. We tried to We got her an ambulance cuz she wanted to up here. She was smacking the car up there. We told her to stop several times. Told her stop. >> It's like whatever happened today. Can you talk to me? >> I just want my phone. >> You just want your phone? >> I keep calling y'all to tell you he took my game. He took my phone. I got two kids. He's been staying at my house for more than 30 days. So they won't let make him leave. He got my stuff. I came to get my stuff. I called y'all. Y'all said y'all couldn't do nothing. I stay. He choked me and pushed me to the ground and then they called y'all. But then I started hitting him. Yes, I did. I'm not going to lie. I did. He hit me first and he got my phone, my Xbox, my house key, all of that. I just want my stuff. >> He keeps he he keeps coming here >> trying to torture me like he's with somebody else, another female. Okay, I understand that. If that's the case, go ahead. Just do that. But give me my stuff. You have my He has my only house key. I live in Ka Falls. I I called Ka Falls police. They won't let him. >> They won't do nothing. He lives there. He's been there for more than 30 days. He lives there. Period. I have to We got into an argument last night and he said he was coming back. He ain't been back since. Now it's a problem because you have my stuff. >> Yeah. So that's why you came over here today. >> Yes. He told me I have the text message. If anybody would show me I have the text message. He told me to come give him my stuff. >> As the police car slammed shut behind them, not only was a mother taken away, but two young children were also caught up in the vortex of the system. >> That's for sure. >> She attacked him first. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Um when she pulled up and then she was trying to take the car. Um all I know is as soon as she got out of the car, she came running out trying to jump into his car. Yeah. She definitely attacked him first. >> And by attacking like how how how did she do that? Just I know it's a dumb question, but I wasn't here. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. She's just pretty much it. So I'm >> hitting him like punching. >> Not punching. Just more like, you know, pushing back. Yeah. >> Pushing back. More like pushing back with her hand. >> Can I please stand up so you can wipe me off? >> Yes, ma'am. >> They want me outside with my out. Whatever. >> Who's getting my kids took? >> Shut up. >> You want my kids to get took? >> We got to go back in the car. >> That's what you said. >> No, you're not going to get back in the car. >> That's what you just told them. They just told me you want my kids to get took. Go back in the car. >> You going back in, dumb ass. >> All right. >> Y'all said y'all was going to let me hit the cigarette before >> if you get in the car away from here. We're not going to do it here. >> Okay. Can y'all help me get in? >> Yes. >> Can you pull my shirt up? >> Beat my ass. You take my cell phone. We're just going back and forth. >> And it's hot as back here. So, what y'all going to do? >> The heat's blowing. So, come on. Does he go up? >> So, I just don't >> What you do is you lean back against that metal wall. You hold on to that strap roller coaster. >> Cara was arrested on three charges of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and obstructing the execution of official duty. Her two children were placed in temporary custody due to the lack of a qualified legal guardian at the time. Next, the police receive a distress call from a woman in the middle of the night. But when they arrive, it's not a man who causes things to spiral out of control. >> Run. What's going on, ma'am? >> Nothing. >> Are you all right? >> Yeah. >> Did you get popped in the mouth? >> No. >> No. Who else does I want to say? I guess. Did you call us? >> Just squirt somebody. That's it. >> Okay. Hey, what's up, man? What's going on, bro? You see what's going on in there? >> No. Okay. Hang tight for me real quick. Hey guys, please fire, man. >> Do you need any ambulance or anything? >> I didn't touch her. DIDN'T TOUCH HER. NOBODY TOUCH ME. I DON'T GIVE A [laughter] >> THAT'S FINE. That's fine. Okay. Okay. Just want to SEE HOW YOU >> THAT'S MY CRIB. What you mean? >> Okay. >> Nobody like Come on, dude. >> I don't care. >> Nobody said you didn't SAY you said you hit me. >> I don't get no [ __ ] house away from me. >> You call us. >> I want you to escort him. That's it. >> Okay. Well, what's going on? I don't got to tell y'all what's going on. >> Can you tell me what happened to your eye? >> His friend. >> Can you tell me what happened to your eye? >> Can you please tell me your name? >> Janiah. >> Janiah. Okay. So So what? In order for me to even do anything, kind of need to tell me what's going on. Okay. >> A little argument. I was trying to give my house key. That's giving him my key. >> Who you? >> I never touched you. >> You hit me and I hit you back. >> Just ignore you. >> I never touch you. >> But now I HIT THE OFF. >> I GOT THE PROOF. I was just sending. >> All right. What are you talking about? I'm not even no more. You started talking to me CUZ I JUST GAVE HIM MY KEY AND I WAS GOING TO LEAVE. >> NO [ __ ] I'LL PAY HIM. >> THAT'S NOT YOUR [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I BEAT HIM UP. BRO, >> STOP. >> Get him OUT OF MY CRIB. >> YOU GOT TO TELL US WHAT'S GOING ON. >> I GOT TO TELL you there. >> You live there? Who lives there? >> I'm breaking my lease anyway. >> Okay. >> They gave dozens of warnings, but as the hands approached the handcuffs, a sudden punch sent the whole intervention in a completely different direction. Ma'am, >> somebody I was dealing with. Who >> you talking to me right here? What? >> Who? Who is it to you? >> That's my boyfriend. >> Okay. Who >> was my boyfriend? My boyfriend. >> Did anything physical happen? >> No. I asked him for my key. That's it. >> Okay. >> So, he wanted to give him my key. Get the yell and [ __ ] I call y'all to export him on my crib. Give him my key, bro. >> Hold on. Hey, I need to talk to you so we can figure out if we can do that. Okay. Stop walking around or else you're going to get put in handcuffs. Okay. You're not listening. >> That's what I'm trying to say. >> How long has he lived here for? [ __ ] >> He just put your hands on. >> WE NEVER YOU PUSHED ME DOWN THE STAIRS. I TOLD YOU STOP THERE CUZ YOU ALWAYS FIGHTING ME. >> TAKE YOUR SEAT ON THE FIRE HYDRANT. OKAY. >> MA'AM. >> NO. So since YOU GIVE ME [ __ ] I GOT TO BOW DOWN to you. >> Ma'am, >> I got to bow DOWN TO YOU. COME ON, BRO. >> OKAY, put your hands behind your back. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT, BRO. STOP TOUCHING ME >> THEN. Chill out. >> Girl, would you want to GO IN HANDCUFFS? >> BE YOUR ASS, TOO. GET THE [ __ ] OFF ME. >> You can try that, but that wouldn't work out. >> Chill out. Stop touching me. You want to go in handcuffs? >> Chill out. >> NO, STOP TOUCHING ME. I'm already mad, bro. >> I don't care if you're mad cuz I obviously can't help. >> I can't do anything. I can't do anything for you if you don't talk to me. >> How long has he lived here, >> MA'AM? [screaming] Let me go. [screaming] >> Let me check these handcuffs. >> Yep. I'm going to check them. >> The screaming, the threats, the insults, all happened while she was handcuffed. And what she said next made the whole detention center wary. >> Wrong with y'all. Leave me your alone. >> Well, you're under arrest. You're going to county jail. >> I don't give no about no county jail. Wrong with y'all. Y'all don't have me, bro. I will tweet THE OUT. STOP. [screaming] >> Y'ALL DON'T KNOW ME, BRO. STOP. LET ME GO for real. >> Y'all do not know, bro. I WILL TWEET THE OUT. Y'ALL BETTER LET ME THE GO. >> Take a seat. >> I'm not playing. Give me my phone. Call my grandma. You're >> not calling anybody right now, >> right? Cuz you a Let me go. >> Miss Nichols, are you doing all right? Are you calm down a little bit? Do you want to talk about whatever happened inside the apartment? >> I don't want to talk about Give me my phone. That's all I want. So I can make a call. >> Okay. >> Ma, you need a quick calm. >> I DON'T WANT TO TALK TO NOBODY. EVERYBODY LEAVE ME ALONE. FOR REAL, I'M NOT IN THE MOOD ALREADY as it is. Then everybody JUST DADDY PISSING ME OFF MORE. I'M TELLING YOU, I'm going to somebody up. JUST LEAVE ME ALONE. >> HE'S SITTING UP THERE basically screaming to you always. >> NO, I KNOW HE ALWAYS HITTING ME. I GOT PICTURES OF BLACK EYES AND ALL THAT. I DON'T TOUCH HIM. I TELL HIM TO GIVE MY KID. HE START HITTING ME. >> After this, IT'S OVER WITH. I'M BREAK. IT'S OVER WITH. Just break the list today. Go off the back. I don't want to talk, bro. >> They trying to help you. HELP ME FOR WHAT? I GOT POOP. I DIDN'T TOUCH HIM. I DON'T CARE WHAT HE TOLD YOU. >> YOU'RE NOT UNDER ARREST FOR THAT. >> YOU'RE NOT. >> I DON'T CARE. I'm trying to figure out. >> Can you at least try tell me what how you got that thing on your eye? >> He's saying that YOU ATTACK HIM. >> HOW HOW HOW DID I KILL HIM AND HIT MYSELF IN MY EYE? >> NO. NO. YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. How'd you get that thing on your eye? Can you tell me what happened to you? Did he punch you, scratch you, push you? WHAT? WHAT HAPPENED? >> YOU LYING TELLING HIM I HIT YOU. I NEVER TOUCHED YOU. YEAH, YOU DID. YOU JUST TOLD THEM THAT. OUT OF HERE. COME ON, BRO. LET ME OUT OF HERE. >> GO. I'M TRYING to call you. >> I'm trying to tell you. Then he started lying to y'all. Then y'all >> I got to lie about he always fighting. THIS NOT THE FIRST POLICE CALL. LOOK UP MY NUMBER. >> THE POLICE ALWAYS HERE. >> Hold on. N what they trying TO I'M TRYING TO BE HITTING HIM OUT. THE POLICE HAVE BEEN UP TO US MULTIPLE TIMES. >> N they trying to basically say that you like reason why they trying to arrest you because how you acting and stuff. They said they came to talk to you, but you started trying to fight them and stuff. And I told them, "You got mental health issues and stuff, but what you doing is not going to help you. They probably didn't even want to try to arrest you." No. >> Four serious charges, many years in prison hanging in the balance. But this woman is still confident tomorrow morning she will be free as if nothing ever happened. It's >> right here to the left. >> Come on, bro. I don't want them touching me either, bro. >> So, they got to search you >> for what? I don't have nothing on me. Take your seat on the bench for you now. Now get up in there. You better tell me we got the wrong arms. We got a lot going on. I'm not in the mood, but I'm telling y'all going cold red. We have a fight. Yeah. Somebody up. >> You guys might need to. You guys might need to. >> Y'all don't need to. >> Better be no females. Beat the out of one of y'all. >> Y need some man officers. >> That's why I'm saying this. Now I'm in jail with your keys. Trying to leave. I ain't got to call the police. You stay with me. I'm trying to you up in here and I stab y up. I'm going be going to jail for that. Who trying to kill them? What are they going to do besides just tell y'all everything I'm telling them? Tell me. >> Oh no. SHE'S GOING THROUGH. I I KNOW WHAT I'M GOING THROUGH ALREADY. I HAVE BEEN IN AND OUT OF INSTITUTIONAL HOSPITALS. I DON'T EVEN KNOW TO TELL ME. >> Do you want to talk to >> No, I don't. I already know how this [ __ ] goes. I already been through this thousand times in Chicago, everywhere I go. Call S, call whoever y'all can call. Garfield Park. I don't give a >> No, I'm not. I'm not posting that on Facebook. I know how y'all operate on Facebook. Yes, it is. That's what y'all do. Hey, what? You going to cooperate with me? >> Yeah. No, no, bro. Don't come when we talk. Hey, what? For real. All right. Ain't no smoke with you, but it can get like that. I don't get no weird doing down here. >> A lot of homicidal statements, a lot of statements to fight other inmates, stuff like that. So, Miss Nichols, >> anybody touch me. I'm not in the mood. Come on. >> Unfortunately, it doesn't matter to me. We got >> I don't care, bro. Stop talking to me, bro. [laughter] >> All right, I'mma pat you down. >> Real talk move, bro. Y'all been talking too much as it did. Y'all I call y'all to COME DO SOMETHING. Y'ALL ACT LIKE I'M A SUSPECT. I CALL Y'ALL TO SOMEBODY ON MY CRIB. Y'ALL ARREST ME. We don't live here. That's my [ __ ] >> These people weren't out there, Miss Nicholson. >> I I'm talking to you. >> Yep. I was the only one out there. >> Yeah. You tried to grab me and WHAT HAPPENED? BOO BOX, DON'T DON'T TOUCH ME. YOU touch me. It's going to be the same thing. It is any FEMALE IN HERE TOUCHES WHO SEE MYSELF. Y'all going to put me somewhere by myself. >> In Illinois's assault on a police officer is punishable under 720 ilks 5/12-3.05. Penalties include a minimum of 6 years and a maximum of 60 years in prison depending on the severity of the offense and aggravating circumstances. There is no possibility of probation or parole. The offender must serve the actual [music] sentence in prison. The woman was charged with domestic violence, assaulting police, resisting officers on duty, and disturbing public order. Instead of getting her keys back, she got a non-refundable ticket to jail. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe,