And you sitting here talking beside back in the what you going to do right? >> Late in the evening, police were dispatched to a high stress situation at a local apartment complex involving a woman named Briana. According to reports, Brianna, visibly distressed and on the verge of losing her composure, claimed that her boyfriend had thrown her suing shoes off the balcony before forcibly evicting her from their home. Shaken and angry, Brianna accused her boyfriend of assault and destruction of property. The tension was palpable as officers arrived on the scene. trying to get threw my SHOES OVER THE BALCONY. >> WHAT HAPPENED between you and you two? >> He threw my shoes over the balcony, pulled me out by my hair, threw all my and told me I had to leave. That's why I'm upset. Y'all not trying to listen. Y'all just trying to throw a black [ __ ] in jail. >> I'm not trying to back. >> If you're going to talk to us and give us a STATEMENT AND BE NOT GOING TO COME TO THE DOOR, >> YOU CAN DO YOU CAN DO IT. >> That's it. you can deal with. >> You're such a big police officer that you can't do [ __ ] but tell me to go BUY SOME MORE. NO, I DON'T WANT TO GO HOME AND DAD. I LOST MY SHOES. YOU'RE NOT OUT HERE WITH SHOES, ARE YOU? >> You don't want to go to jail before you hit me. >> I didn't hit you, did I? >> Where are my hands? Can you see? Where are my hands? >> There's something called aol. >> Oh, and there's something called aol to you, TOO. WHERE THE ARE MY HANDS? YOU TELL ME TO GO GET MY SHOES. BUT YOU GOT SHOES ON. Give me your shoes. He doesn't want to come to the door. >> Oh, he doesn't want to come to the door. If you touch me, that's assault. Oh, the same rights for you or the same rights for me? >> Briana, >> sir. >> Briana accuses her boyfriend of assault and throwing her belongings out of their apartment. When police arrive, they attempt to calm her down, but Briana perceives their response as dismissive. She accuses the officers of racial bias, believing they are more focused on arresting her than addressing her complaint. As tensions rise, Briana refuses to cooperate, growing increasingly frustrated and angry. Despite warnings from the police, she remains defiant, further escalating the situation. >> Can you tell me why he using his GODDAMN FLASHLIGHT AGAINST ME? >> I DON'T KNOW. YOU CAN SEE BY EYES, DON'T YOU? WHY THE HE GODDAMN FLASHLIGHT? >> YOU SEE THAT? You're white. >> Oh, okay. What? I'm black. >> You can't see. I can't see. I'm black. Maybe uncover black. You can't see. Oh, now you Now you don't look at me. Oh, now you can't look at me, huh? Why? I'm black just like you. You pull out your flashlight. Look at me now. >> You do all this extra stuff like you want your shoes. >> You pull out the flashlight. Do you not realize you are a black? >> You are black. You are a police person. >> What does that have to do? You're blue. >> I don't know. >> YOU'RE NOT A GAY [ __ ] Who the [ __ ] you is? YO, EXACTLY. YOU'RE A GODDAMN GANG. Y'ALL STICK TOGETHER. >> I'm here to help you. >> Oh, no. You're not trying to help me. If you're TRYING TO HELP ME, GO GET MY SHOES. >> I TOLD YOU. GO GET MY SHOES. You trying to help, right? Go get my shoes. I ain't rocking. You go get my shoes. YOU'RE HERE TO HELP, RIGHT? >> You're going to end up. >> You're here to help, right? >> I am here to help. >> Okay, go get my >> The situation escalates as Briana confronts the officers her behavior perceived as threatening. Fearing loss of control, the police decide to arrest her. Even after being handcuffed, Brian argues and resists, claiming her innocence. She is charged with aggravated battery with officers citing her aggressive actions and non-compliance as the reasons. Despite this, Brianna adamantly denies any wrongdoing and continues to assert her innocence. In a tense situation, Brianna resisted and did not cooperate during her arrest, violating California law. Under section SS 1481 of the California Penal Code, resisting arrest includes actions like refusing handcuffs, confronting officer disobeying lawful orders. Such behavior is explicitly prohibited and can result in arrest, fines, and imprisonment with potential additional charges like assaulting an officer. Briana's actions fall within this definition, making her subject to prosecution. Compliance with law enforcement is essential to avoid severe legal consequences and protect your rights. >> What the ARE YOU GOING TO DO? BLACK YOU BLACK IS ME. >> I AM BLACK. >> ALL RIGHT. Get the OUT OF MY FACE. >> I'M NOT IN YOUR FACE. You walk up to me. >> Okay. Ann, you stand here talking beside backing the What you GOING TO DO? WRITING your body. Put your hands back. >> Come on. Behind your back. >> Put your hands. Put your hands behind your back, >> sir. Put your hands behind your back. jail for helping out. >> No, I do not. I have to stay downstairs. >> Okay, I'm trying to look downstairs. >> No problem for me to breathe. >> All right, you aren't battering. See that? >> No, you did touch the officer. >> And he didn't care. >> You were given multiple chances. >> Hey, this is my last. >> Nope. We're pass. >> No, >> I didn't have to walk away. >> You did. You did me wrong. >> So, I told you to leave. You didn't want to leave. You want to reveal yourselves? I gave you a chance. You did not because you sat here and you pushed me against the wall. >> Yeah, you can't touch You can't touch anything. >> I told you that. >> You did? >> What are you doing right now? >> Oh, right now I have to touch you because you're unc. >> As Brienne is led away in handcuffs, she pleads with officers to reconsider and retrieve her belongings, calling out for her father in distress and disbelief. The hallway quiets as police take her into custody, informing her that she will face charges to be reviewed in court. The story ends with Briana still insisting on her innocence being placed in the police vehicle and driven away from the apartment building. >> But officer, please. Uh, >> wait. No. Resisting charge. >> I'm asking please. >> I gave you an opportunity. >> Sorry. I won't do it anymore. >> I'm sorry. Here, >> man. Come on, bro. Please. One more chance. giving you no >> one. Here's the thing. I get on the opportunity. >> Sorry. Sorry. Please. I'm sorry. I don't want to go to jail. I just wanted to get my shoes. Please. I just want my shoes. >> We'll look for your shoes in the balcony and see if you can find them. Go and put your feet. You're Brianna. All right. >> Yes. >> Okay. Brianna, you want to put your foot in? I >> want my shoes. I've been trying to be decent this whole time. >> I'm sorry. I swear in my shoes. DO YOU UNDERSTAND if you was up your feet? >> Try to get shoes or not. >> No, you did not say you can't answer the door because he's not answering. >> We can't force into We can't make force >> the first time. >> That's not for shoes. Because he got charges against him since he committed a crime at that point. Does that make sense? >> The crime was the crime now. He still stole my shoes. I stole my shoes. Then we tried knock on his door when you walked out and you didn't want to speak with him. >> Additionally, Brianna could face charges of aggravated battery, disorderly conduct assaulting a police officer, and criminal trespass due to her actions. This underscores the importance of staying calm and cooperating with law enforcement to avoid severe legal consequences. Rihanna, go here. Rihanna, you're going to make this a lot worse. Just go and stand up for me. Go behind your back. >> No, no, no. Do that, please. >> You can't You can't be moving like that. Okay. >> Okay. >> I know. >> Let go that wrist. >> That's why y'all hurt me at last. >> No, we not. You got to release your wrist. Let your risk go, please. >> You can guys get the rest of the wrist, not >> No, because that's how you're going to slip out of it. >> Let your wrist go, please. >> Let your wrist go, Brianna. >> Brianna, let your wrist go. You want to get a resisting charge? Do you want to get a resisting charge? >> Do you want a seat? Take a seat. Take a seat, please. >> Take a seat, please. >> I know. You need to sit down. >> No, I don't want him coming towards me. >> He's not going to do anything to you. Take a seat. >> I promise. I'm sorry. I Please, I'm sorry. No, we'll talk about it. >> Put your foot in. Then we can talk just as we were talking. Go ahead. >> The incident sheds light on the complexities of domestic disputes and the challenges [music] law enforcement encounters in handling emotionally charged situations. It underscores the critical need for calm and clear communication to avoid misunderstandings and prevent unintended consequences. This >> You're just being detained as of right now. Just going to put your handcuffs. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Sorry. >> She thought she was leaving the store with a fancy Rolex but ended up in handcuffs. >> Purchase the Rolex. She like a fake ID and a credit card then. >> I hope you understand the error in your ways, you know. Uh, so you know, I mean, it it's against the law to to steal, you know, from a business. >> Perfect transaction until the fake ID is exposed. Just seconds after scanning the code, a woman walks into a pawn shop with confidence. But just minutes later, her entire plan to steal a $12,300 watch falls apart before her eyes. >> What card do you have? Like, why do they think it's driver license? When I signed it, they came out with different name and address. >> All right, let me take a look. >> Ma'am, >> what's your name? >> Hm. >> My name. >> Your name? Emily. Emily what? >> This is your driver's license. >> All right. Is the address on it? Correct. >> And what is that address? >> The address up there 77. >> Okay. Why are they saying this isn't coming up? What's going on? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. What's your date of birth? >> The 20th. [music] That's 97 at this. >> Okay. >> Do you have any other driver's license in your states? >> No. >> All right. Just give me try to figure out what's going on. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> So, can I leave? I have No, you >> can't. You're being detained right now. Okay. Well, I have waiting for you. >> Okay. You're being detained right now. What [music] does that mean? >> That means you can't are not free to go anywhere. >> Okay. 35 clear 32. >> What's going on? >> She came in with a plan to purchase a Rolex watch and uh she tried to use a fake ID and the credit card name matching to fake ID. When I scanned the ID came out different name and others in my system. So I figured >> she's trying to scam us. I think she's working with somebody texting to some maybe she had like a boss on top. Did you give the IDs back to >> I gave it to police office? >> Okay. Give it to them. >> Okay. So, what was she How much was she supposed to be purchasing? >> 12,300. So, it's the Rolex. >> So, she came in for 12,300. What kind of Rolex was it? >> It's a Rolex Submariner. >> What was it? >> Rolex Submariner. >> Submariner. >> Submariner. >> Okay. And then she presented you What kind of ID was it? It said your >> Okay, I mean, I'll take a look at it. You don't know what state it was out of, anything like that. >> You said it looked like her, but when you ran it, the address was different. >> Address and name was different when I scan it. >> Okay. >> Things get weird when the ID says one thing, the credit card says another, and the real identity remains a mystery. >> Okay. Well, I'm letting somebody know the situation. >> What's that? >> I'm letting somebody know the situation. >> What's the situation, though? >> The situation? >> What's [music] that? >> Cops. >> Cops? What? I don't know. >> I told her she's a king right now. The deal is not coming back. >> Okay. So, ma'am, >> stand with your phone. Okay. >> All right. I need you to just have a seat over here and I need to read something to you before we talk to you. Okay. >> Okay. These are your rights. You you speak English fully and understand it. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questions if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions. You understand that? >> You have to buy a watch. >> Okay. So, you came in to buy the the Rolex watch? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. So, what's the process like am I Are you guys going to like >> So, you're being detained right now because >> you're not free to leave. >> That's that's the process we're going through. That's why I'm asking you questions so I can figure out what's going on because I can't just come into a situation and arrest you. Right. >> Right. >> Okay. Do you have [music] any documentation that has your right information on it? >> No. >> Okay. And who is this on the driver's license? >> That's me. >> This is you. >> Okay. >> So, you're telling me that your name is Emily? Emily rem Miranda? >> I'm not saying anything. The police gave her a final warning going with a fake name. You will be in jail for a long time. But it was her reaction that surprised everyone. >> Well, as of right now, that's a fraudulent [music] driver's license. >> So, what's an arrestable offense? >> So, you say that? >> It is. All right. So, we're getting somebody with a fingerprint scanner to come get your real ID. >> Unless you want to tell it to me. >> That would make it so much easier on all of us and you'd be cooperative, which would be much better for you. >> Actually, no. >> Well, you're being detained and we already asked you don't be on your phone. >> I'm not on my phone. I >> You just said, "Can you send a text message?" I said, "No." >> Okay. And >> so, let's not pick up your phone. >> Which one's your Uber outside waiting for you? I mean, if I'm not going to take it, then does it really matter? >> Sure it does. I'll let him know. >> I'm pretty sure he's already gone. >> Okay. So, is this is that the story you're sticking with that this is your real ID? This is your real name. This is your real date of birth. >> Yes. >> I actually don't have nothing else to say. >> You don't have nothing else to say? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Just hold that for a second. Stand up for me for a second. You're just being detained as of right now. I'm just going to put you in handcuffs. Okay. Hey, are you Uber by any chance? >> Yes. >> Who are you? Who are you waiting for? >> Lena. >> What's her name? >> Perfect. >> Uh, long dark hair. >> Oh, the girl. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Lena. >> Okay. What's What's the name you have for her? >> Oh, >> here. Write it down. >> Oh, Lena. Do you have like her first and last name or her? Take a look at 107. >> Yeah. Where did she uh >> Yeah. Give me all the info you have if you don't mind. >> A >> Lena A. Where'd she come from? Where'd you pick her up at? >> Which one? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh, you're just picking her up. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. >> Picking her up. Yeah. >> Is she there? >> Yeah. Yeah. She's not going to be coming with you. She'll be coming with us. >> Oh, >> all right. So, I don't know how you'd go about that. Fair. Get out of here. Go pick up some more fives. Make some more money. >> After a fingerprint scan, the truth is revealed. An unfamiliar name appears along with a past she can no longer hide. >> Ask any more questions cuz you already said you wanted to to exercise your rights, but I'm just saying you already have a fraudulent ID here, so it's already going to be an arrest. >> Probably the credit card, too. >> Yeah. I mean, that's this is the start of it. >> And then when the fingerprint scanner gets here and they fingerprint you, we'll figure out who you are and then we'll go. Officers scanned her fingerprints and found her real name. >> What do we got for the first name? Helina Arna is her last name. >> Lena A. Sounds about right. >> Come back with a photo ID for battery by leg. So, do you have anything on you that's going to poke us, stick us, or anything like that that we need to know about? >> You are under arrest. Stand up. >> Earring, belly button piercing. Anything else? >> No other piercings. >> You want to get those piercings out of the booking? >> Yeah. >> I'll looked up there down there. >> ID. All right. Thank you. >> Thank you very much. The woman was eventually formally arrested and charged with three counts using a fraudulent credit card, possessing a fake driver's license. She is likely to be charged with grand theft, a felony. Next, after just three months on the job, a Home Depot employee was accused of mysterious behavior at the cash register. And it was all caught on camera every moment >> in the back parking lot. went to another register to 20. So today we sat her back here and she had registered twice today where we got that money back. >> Okay. >> Um >> here's her statement. >> You want to see what >> cuz she also says here that she stole about 5,000. So you get >> So what happened was when we go through the thing I say how long you've been with us. She'll say this how long I've been with us. How much on an average how much do you think you've taken from us each day in in registers? So then when she gave us the total, I'm like, "Do you think it's as much as $5,000?" And she goes, "Yeah, it probably is." >> Unfortunately, what she tells us and what we have documented are two different words. >> And this is all we seek. We don't that's just if she wants to admit to 20 grand be like >> so is that there's >> whoever I'm adding just >> no problem going on I see [laughter] >> she's going to leave one right here and fold it with her fingers. Are you clocked in or out? >> You're still in. Okay. >> Just give a few seconds. >> See how it's tucked? >> Yeah, it's tucked under. Yeah, >> she drops it there. She's going to pick it up again. >> Fold it. [music] >> She pinched it. >> Yeah. Yeah, I see it. Yeah. Fold it. >> She's quick. That's why I asked her when I was interview like where were we before >> because like she did it before. Does she have any problems? >> Um no she doesn't have uh really any history. So it's you know >> she quick that's like she like she caught off with the >> she goes in right in her pocket. >> Oh yeah. >> That's one of them. >> When questioned she gives an emotional reason that gives the entire investigation team pause. But is it enough to save her from legal consequences? >> M so can you tell me what happened? What's going on? >> Like when I like I've been he said I've been working here 3 months I guess cuz I came in November. >> Like when I just work like I was just taking the funds just so I could like be my granddad for [music] his cremation. >> So you took this job for your for who? >> No, like I was work like it's just working. But no, like with this it's like I was taking the funds out for my grandfather's cremation. So your father's cremation like that. >> Wait, what do you mean? You were taking funds. Uh what do you mean? >> Like the money from the register. >> All right. The money that you were stealing from the register. Okay. So that money you were using to donate towards your father's cremation. >> Okay. Um obviously um I mean uh I hope you understand the error in your ways, you know. Uh, so you know, I mean, it's against the law to to steal, you know, from a business. You know, you were getting paid, correct? You were already getting paid and you got your monthly salary or uh paychecks. >> Yeah, weekly. >> Yeah, weekly. Okay. And uh but you know, so you you were taking the the money out of the register. How would you do this exactly? >> Like it was like we got to like the register say do like a cash strip >> like fold >> cash drop. >> Yeah, you can say cash drop. See >> or strip? You said strip. Okay. >> Okay. And so what does a cash strip mean? >> It's like it's like when the registers like you have they only can have a certain amount in the register. So like if you have like $1,000, you have to drop five. Well, it normally be more than 1,000, but it'll tell you how much you have to drop. So like it's like hundreds, 50s, then 20s, 10, fives, ones, and like change. You shouldn't have nothing in your hundreds and 50s spot. You should only have 20s, 10, fives, and ones. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. And so when you have uh excess money in your in your register, you have to do a strip to >> you just have to like send it up to the office or >> so what would happen normally if you know um you weren't stealing the money but you know you you understood that there you needed to do a strip on your register. What who would take the money? >> Nobody. We have to put it in like like if it's like this shift daytime you just put it in like a a bottle and you send it up. But if you do night shift you have to just keep it under the registry. >> Oh okay. Every step was meticulously calculated. She admits she figured out how to get the money without anyone suspecting anything until today. >> All right. So, they have like a specific means for collecting the money and then but it's not to go like in your pocket or something. Okay. All right. So, and you said it goes in like a what what did you call it? One of those >> a bottle. It's like So, how you do it is you put it in like a packet. You you have a zipper. You send it and you put in a bottle and you send it up through like a tube. This tube bottle. Okay. >> Yeah. The big when you go to like the drive-thru. >> And so what what's usually the amount that it requires you to do a strip or is there any amount? >> No, that's not no amount. So like how much over 20 like how much hundreds and 50s you just put in. So if you got like 1000s, you'll put 1000s. If you got 350s, you'll put 350s. Okay. >> And the computer calculated out by itself. >> Okay. All right. And so but you were just stripping the the register but then you not setting it up. You just >> like I was like like I'll just take a hundred and then I'll send the rest like >> Okay. All right. Oh, I got you. So, you'd be like, you know, $500. You would take a hundred of it, send the 400 up. Okay. All right. All right. Um and uh so what was the when was the first time that you uh >> It has to be in December. >> Okay. Um and uh do you remember how much approximately you've taken? Uh when I did it with AJ and Beth, they tore her out 5,000 downstairs. That's what they to her out. >> Okay. Um are are you uh you know regretful at all or >> Yeah, it it was just like I just have a lot going on. >> Okay. Um they had like we sign like a paper say I could pay it back, but I don't know how we go about that. >> Okay. Is that what your intent is? >> Yes. You Okay. >> Do you remember when you were uh hired here? You just said uh November, right? You say sometime in November. Okay. >> When the handcuffs tightened, everything was no longer just words. The employee had to face the truth. The sentence for the crime of grand theft was not light. >> Had I don't know. It was after Thanksgiving, but my first shift was after Thanksgiving. >> Okay. Uh, stand up for me. >> Can we go out this door? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Turn around. >> This way. >> Yeah. Yeah. Make a right. >> Oops. >> These all ones. >> Yeah. >> Are these credit cards in your name? >> Yes. >> What's your name? >> Do you have anything in your Sorry. Do you have anything in your locker that you need to have? >> No, I never use my locker. >> Okay. All right, we got 1 10 1 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 5 26 $27. Any other cash? >> No. >> All right. in Florida. Felony thirdderee grand theft of thirdderee $75000 0 punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a fine of up to $5,000 0. Sandra was charged with grand theft of property valued at more than $5,000. This is a serious crime that can result in a prison sentence depending on state law and aggravating or mitigating circumstances. >> Okay. So, I have to place you in cuffs. >> I don't think it's you're not under arrest. Like you said, you match the script from somebody that gods and you have married. I'm wearing >> Okay. Well, we have your old shoes in the asset protection office. >> So, you're detainer now. Okay. Is it too stupid to run away from a store but drive a $100,000 zero sense Mercedes? >> Oh, that's still not all my stuff right there. >> That's why I said like once they confirm it is but not you. If it's not you, then we'll let you know if it is, you have a talk about that, right? >> You're just the right. >> You are just the answer. >> Shopping bags stuffed with baby items. Credit cards kept getting declined and the game ended in the parking lot. A woman was stopped in a parking lot but was panting and carrying a suspicious bag. The police started asking questions and things quickly escalated. >> We want to talk to you about something. You match the description of a female that we're looking for right now. Why you out of breath? What's going on? >> Oh, no. I was on I just got wet. You said I match what? >> You match the description of a female we're looking for. You mind if I get your ID? >> I match the description. Did you uh go off Carters at all? >> Did we do what? >> Did you go to Cartis? >> I had bought something from here. >> So, you brought something for me? >> What did you get? >> I got my receipt and everything. >> Okay. All right. We'll just get your ID and then we'll >> we'll confirm if it's you or not. All right. >> All right. So, she do got a Carter's bag. So, she's stuff receipts and everything. So, just ask them. Copy. I'll be on Oh, she got a Carter's bag. Yeah. >> Okay. We're going to figure it out. >> The luxury Mercedes turned out to be evidence when police turned it over and found things that could land both sisters behind bars on felony charges. >> Let me see your bag. >> Not under arrest. All right. You just detained right now. All right. >> Well, I ain't doing a phone over there. >> Okay. For right now, you're just going to be detained. Okay. So, I have to place you in cuffs. >> I'm being detained though. >> You're not under arrest. Like we said, you match description with somebody that stole items from Carters. Okay. You have mad and once they come over here where they saying it is or not you, then we'll talk to you on that. Right. >> Oh, that's still not all my stuff right now. >> That's why I said like once they confirm it is or not you, if it's not you, then we'll let you go. But it is you, then we'll have a talk about that, right? >> We'll head back there and look at cameras. You guys got cameras, right? >> Yes, we do. >> I'm just going to read you something, too. Okay. Cuz you are entitled to your rights. You're not under arrest. You're just detained, but I have to read you your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used as evidence against you, you have the right to talk to an attorney. I have them heard with you now anytime during question. If you cannot afford an attorney won't be a point or represent you. If at any time you wish to stop talking, I have an attorney present. All question will be stopped at your request. Do you understand your rights? >> Yes. >> With these rights in mind, you want to talk to me or any one of my partners that come on scene and ask you questions. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> I want to talk to your partners cuz I'm trying to figure out what I supposed to took. My son, >> we're trying to figure out too. Um, apparently we just got a call about, you know, two uh two females matching the description you're wearing. Um, my partner saw you go inside the vehicle. Um, and that's pretty much it. Um, someone just stealing from Carter's. You have a lot right here. >> Okay. But you have a Carter's bag. Okay. And you know, we have to make sure that everything's accounted for in that bag. >> Okay. But um, that's what we're here for. >> And it's just kind of a little suspicious that you're you're not even in the driver's seat. You're in the passenger seat. So where's your friend? >> Where's who? Where's the driver? >> My sister. >> Yeah, I'm waiting on her. She She one of these. I don't know. >> She going itchy now. >> I don't know. I don't have a problem. >> When confronted by camera and identified in person, the woman exploded. I didn't steal anything, but the police were ready to take her away. >> Her sister was walking somewhere. If you don't know where she found, >> she was out here with her baby daddy. That's what I'm saying. I don't know if she left with him. I'll have to call her. >> Gotcha. Is this your car? >> No. Where's the car you came in? >> This the car I came in, but it's not my car. >> She was sitting inside. >> Okay. Where's your sister? >> Right there that I got. All my stuff is right there with my receipt. Why she >> Where's your sister at? >> I don't know. She might have went with her baby daddy. She was out here. >> You want to call her? >> I Y'all going to take this off? >> Yeah. You want to call her? >> Yeah, I'll call her. >> Okay. >> Let's call her. I'm not taking off the gloves. >> You want me to call her with the cuffs on? >> Just have your phone in your hand with the cuffs on. >> I know, but it's so comfortable though. You just b 10 for right now. >> Probably takes me to the night. >> Okay. >> Did you leave with Burke or you still here? >> She gone. >> Okay, perfect. We'll do a warrant for her and then >> you're going to be taking a ride, too. You can hang up the phone. >> Taking a ride for I didn't steal anything. >> I I have my stuff right here. I didn't steal anything. >> Did we recover the items? >> Uh there. Those are the Those are the items that apparently she paid for. >> Man, you right. Somebody trying to take me to jail and I didn't take anything. >> Well, they have you on camera. >> I didn't take anything. >> But it says otherwise you did. >> Where is it at on camera? Tell her to show me. >> They looked at it already. >> They already >> That's why they called us. They gave a description. They provide a description of your sister and stuff like that. I mean, you taking a ride. She's not. She said she ain't here. She have a warrant out for arrest. happened. >> Police raided the area and found a series of declined card transactions suggesting a largecale fraud scheme. The question >> is on the receipt. It's stuff that's in the bag and it's about it. Okay. >> I thought you said y'all was going to get her to identify me so I could show her that I didn't take anyone. >> Yeah, she identified. Let me put the flashlight in your face. She got any further? >> Except this is a receipt from Sanford, [ __ ] >> That's what I'm saying. All my stuff is paid for. When I went in there, I was exchanging. I She held my stuff at the counter literally for me. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> She held my stuff at the counter. So, what did y'all think? You held my stuff at the counter. That's the same bag I had. >> What car is y'all's? >> That's the same. That's not my car. >> Is this the car you guys came in? >> No. >> She's killing it. She's killing it. >> She dragging it when I got >> It's her car. So, is there anything in the car? >> No. >> You got the keys for the car? >> No. >> Can we search the car? >> No. >> Well, that's not her car. >> It's not lines, and I'm not giving no authority to search nobody's car. >> Well, it's not your car, so you can't give that authority anywhere. >> This is the girl that So, the one lady came in, brought it to the counter, she went behind and already took some baby girl items, left the store, and back. >> Okay. If you're here to take me, go ahead and take me. I ain't got time for all this. Go ahead and do what y'all going to do. She saying this and that. I know I'm going to beat it cuz I didn't steal nothing out of there. So, >> uh, we'll have security come over and tow it and uh, we'll just have to do the inventory prior to towing. >> Oh, what you got to do? >> You want to search? >> She's saying she told me, so she lying. She see me steal nothing. Let me see my phone. >> No, it's okay. >> No, hang it up cuz it's calling somebody. I don't try to call nobody. You can't hang it up. is calling somebody. Could you hang it up? I don't know who's on the phone. I don't know who's on my phone, but you hang it up. >> We'll do in a second. >> Let's go over here somewhere. >> Somebody sitting on my phone. I don't know who that is. >> Okay, let's go over here. I got stuff from my back seat, so I can't put it back down. >> The woman was charged with felony theft and financial fraud. The suspect's sister was also wanted for fleeing the scene. The case could result in jail time and large fines, especially if it involves an organized theft ring. Next, a new pair of shoes, a handbag, and a security camera that captured it all. But little did this woman know, eyes were watching her every move. >> If anything, I know she has stuff in that purse that belong to us, but I but that in fact, like if I have anything and those are ours, so I have her on her feet, but no worries. I don't know. They had pants in a shirt and I think they're in there, but he keeps grabbing stuff. So, I don't know. And then they keep going into corners. Okay. So, maybe they'll maybe they'll go pay now. Who knows? Hopefully. So, we can just be done with this. >> Did they Where did they go? >> Go to the right. >> Oh, they're there. Okay. So, that looks like they're about to >> Okay. >> And they're coming >> hopefully. >> And they're going to be towards GM's [music] side. So, maybe >> I'll go over there. >> So, yeah. If anything, we have around this. So, for sure. That's a for sure go. And maybe she'll pay for the shoes. Maybe we should. [laughter] >> Do you guys know what for sure that she put in the bag? >> Well, she had a pair. She had um shirt, a blue shirt, and a pair of pants. So, but I didn't see her put it cuz she got into a corner where I couldn't see. I have someone on the floor, but >> But no one saw her for sure put them back or put them in her. >> No. So, see how full it is? Yes. But no, no, but the the shoes for sure. But we we >> hopefully we can get maybe something. So he's going to go pay and she's going to walk out. [music] >> Okay. So it looks like the guy's paying. So if anything, it would just be the female, but she kind of stepped away from him real quick. >> So if anything, just checking out good to go. >> Uh we're about to make an appointment right now. There's an officer out there, a GM, because I think they're going to walk out. So the gentleman's paying, but she has stuff. She has her shoes. Oh jeez. Some of these cameras aren't working. Just stay right there. [music] Well, on 32 and it's going to look yellow, but I have the >> Yeah, checking out right now. If you want to wait for like the dust to go just that way, it's like >> reacting violently, refusing to cooperate, the suspect screamed as he was taken into the security room. But that was just the beginning of the series of shocks that followed. >> You didn't even look at the pictures when I came in. >> We have your old shoes. We got your old shoes on your back. Okay. >> I'm wearing the same. Okay. >> Well, we have your old shoes in the asset protection office. So, you're just detainer now. Okay. >> Under arrest. >> You're just detain right now. >> That's not an empty. >> You are just detainer right now. That's >> okay. >> You're good to go, buddy. You >> That's my husband. He's not leaving me. >> Okay. >> We're going to go to the asset protection office. So, you can wait outside. >> He can't come with me, then I'm not going. I don't trust I'm going to go into a room full of men. I mean, you're insane. >> My camera's on. >> I don't care. Okay. >> Well, there's a females in there. >> The the camera was on when you guys meet on that guy's neck, too. But >> I didn't on anyone's neck. >> Nobody else. >> Who? Who's that? >> That's why he's in jail. >> Who's there? >> Valenuela. >> We didn't need on his neck. >> 11:16 Central. I got a 41 detainine. >> She's in the asset protection office. We got to go. >> My husband isn't with me. >> She can wait outside the office. >> Ma'am, come on. He said you have somewhere to be. Let's make this quick. >> All right. Can I just take the shoes off you? >> Are you past all points of purchase or you're going to get charger shop? >> I'm not past all points of purchase right there. >> Okay. You can let go of me. If you squeeze me any harder cuz she's dirty to >> I don't want to I don't want a male putting their hands on me. >> Okay. >> All righty, ma'am. Let them have a seat on the bench. Right. All right, ma'am. So, they have you on camera swapping out your shoes. >> Okay. Can I see? >> Putting items in your purse. Okay. >> Um I I didn't leave with that. >> Okay. No, I understand. We're not worried about that. >> I was using it as a shopping bag. >> Okay. Okay. >> Right now, >> that's fine. Can I have my tickets? >> Okay. We're going to get done when we're done. Okay. You don't run this. >> All right. Well, then are you going to pick up my daughter? >> Yeah. >> She thought she was just being held for inspection until she heard five chilling words. You are under arrest now. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against the court. If you have the right to talk to a lawyer, have him present with you while you're doing question. Cannot afford a lawyer. One will be appointed to represent you for any question if you wish. You can decide anytime to exercise these rights and answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand? Am I arrest? Very. >> I thought I was being detained. >> No, you are detained. But we have now. >> Yeah. Now you're arrested because we do have you on the fridge [music] swapping your shoes and trying to walk out the store. >> It's a $10 ticket. Like it's a $10. >> Okay. Well, actually, I can't take you to jail. Okay. >> So, you want to talk about what happened? >> Okay. What's your name? >> My daughter. >> Don't jump. My daughter. >> That's not what I'm saying. >> She told me to stand by. Maybe she'll be better too at least. shoplifting, disorderly conduct, and resisting abstract. >> Well, you have three. >> Wait, what are you talking about? >> I'm direct. So, you're going to jail today. Actually, >> I have words [music] for what? >> I said shoplifting, >> disorderly conduct, resisting, arresting, or evading an officer. >> So, whatever incident you had prior, you didn't show up to court. It sounds like >> they could just be simple FTAs. >> I've never had a Okay. Well, it comes back to your social security number. So, >> it goes back to my my name and social security number. >> Yeah, I ran you by [laughter] >> I ran you by your social case. Okay. Regardless, you're going to have to get in court. Sort with them. We're not going to discern it. It's in your name. It's your social. It's for you. I have a bar. >> That's We'll find out right now. >> You sure you don't want to take your >> Yeah, those are all >> What's your husband's name? >> Joseph. >> Okay. Have a warrant. Immunisible back. Call my mom. So post my bond. >> The price for being gentle was a permanent ban and a series of legal troubles that have lasted since 2018. >> And uh disorderly conduct back to 2018 garbage. Do you have a stick that >> No, ma'am. All right. All right. All right, Charlene. So, you're being trespassed from every Walmart. That includes here, Rickava, Snow Ranch, Wallin, every Walmart in Las. Okay. So, it just says that if you come back to the Walmart, if you're even in the parking lot, they take a picture of you, anything like that. We either arrest you on the spot or we put a warrant out for your arrest. >> Do you understand? Do you have any questions? >> Any songs you want to listen to, Charlene? >> No. All right. All right. Good to go. And then, you know, I'm not I'm not booking you in jail on the shoplifting. It'll still just be a citation. Just go take care of it. All that jazz. >> You know, don't let it get to this point. >> In New Mexico, acts such as hiding products, swapping labels, or moving merchandise from display cases are called shoplifting. And the penalty depends on the value of the merchandise. Example, greater than $250. Less than equals $5000. Misdemeanor up to one year in jail, up to a $1,000 fine. A records check revealed she had three outstanding warrants for theft, disorderly conduct, and resisting or eluding police, most for failing to appear in court. She was permanently banned from all Walmart stores in the Los Cusus area. Although she was not jailed for this theft, she still faces previous warrants and bail. >> Come get my stuff. This is what happens. >> And in Trump country, everybody >> stubborn girl refused to [music] leave the car and the end came sooner than she expected. >> Can I get my two? >> No. Don't get me. >> I'm getting my license into uh stuff, too. >> From home to prison in just a few minutes because of one sentence. I know my rights. When a girl insists I'm in my own yard, you can't do anything to me. Is she being legal? >> What? >> You were driving all crazy all the way down W. >> No, I was not driving crazy. Use my signals, didn't it? >> Yeah. And you cut off the big old truck. You're going like cut off in front of him. >> License, registration, please for careless driving. >> THAT'S NOT NO, YOU I'M PARKED. YOU CANNOT PULL ME OVER. License and registration provision. >> No, you cannot. >> You can't pull me over in my yard, sir. >> License and registration. I'm going to pull you out the car, >> sir. No, you're not going to pull me. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. No, you're not at all. >> Give me your license. >> I'M PARKED ON MY PROPERTY, SIR. >> It is a legal traffic stop. Give me your license registration >> for careless driving. >> You touch your license WHEN I'M ALREADY IN MY YARD. FOR SOMETHING I observed on W. Now give me your LICENSE OR REGISTRATION ON >> I COULDN'T CATCH UP CUZ YOU WERE GOING 60. >> I WAS OUT GOING 60 >> LICENSE OR REGISTRATION ON YOUR LICENSE. >> EXACTLY. >> GIVE ME YOUR LICENSE REGISTRATION. You going to get out and you going to go to jail. >> NO, I'M NOT. YOU CAN'T YOU GOT TO PULL ME UP OUT OF HERE. >> ALL RIGHT. You give you MY LICENSE. >> I WOULD have greatly appreciate it cuz you can talk yourself into going to jail right now. >> What? What's your problem? I'm still back there. You said your life back there. >> I couldn't catch up. >> THAT'S NOT THE LAW. >> ALL RIGHT. WELL, I appreciate your passion for the law, but you are ill advised. >> No, you're ill advised cuz you're using your power. >> All right. License and registration. >> I JUST NOT MY CAR. YOU CAN PULL IT UP. RUN THE TAG. >> License and registration. >> Pull the tag. >> Okay. License then. >> I just sat here and told you that. But I got to keep repeating myself up. There you go. >> It's just a normal tag. >> Go ahead. Get over THIS WINDOW. >> HEY, STOP PULLING ON MY DOOR, SIR. >> OPEN THE DOOR. STEP OUT. >> NO, I'M NOT GETTING OUT MY CAR. YOU DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO SEARCH MY CAR. >> I'm not giving you the right none of that. No, >> I have to step out. >> No, I'm not. I'm not stepping out. Not at all. No, I'm not. >> No, you don't. You will be going to jail. >> No. No. >> Step out of THE CAR. >> REASON WHY I GOT TO GET OUT. >> From I have nothing to trying to hide evidence on the spot. It only gets worse. Police find marijuana and girl tries to cover her tracks. >> And it came up. It looks like >> Come out the car. You need to come out the car. I'm only going to say it one more time. >> Get out the car. If >> you don't come, I'm busting this window. You come out. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BUST OUT MY WINDOW. >> YES, I WILL. >> NO. NO, YOU'RE NOT. FOR WHAT? >> Get out of THE CAR. >> FOR WHAT? >> Get out of the car. >> For what? >> Get out of the car. >> WHAT IS YOUR PROBABLE CAUSE? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> WHAT IS YOUR PROBABLE CAUSE? >> THAT'S NOT OVER HERE. WHAT IS YOUR PROBABLE CAUSE FOR BUSTING OUT? GET >> OUT OF THE CAR. What is your call? >> Come out of the car. Come out. Get out. I'M NOT >> NO, CUZ Y'ALL Y'ALL ARE NOT YOU WAS YOU WAS INVADING MY WIFE. I KNOW MY RIGHTS. NO, YOU CANNOT. YOU CANNOT. YOU MY WIFE. >> What the [ __ ] >> What the [ __ ] arresting me. Why doing this? >> Got weed all in the car. >> Yep. Take a take. >> CAN I GET MY [ __ ] ME? [ __ ] me. WHAT? >> YOU GOT YES, YOU DID. >> NO, I DID NOT. >> SHUT YOUR MOUTH. >> I didn't even resist that. >> Yes, you did. >> Crazy. >> That's [ __ ] up. >> How you GOING TO TURN THE LIGHTS ON? HOW YOU GOING TO TURN? >> YO, IF Y'ALL TURN THE LIGHTS ON A [ __ ] WHEN a [ __ ] WAS ALREADY IN THE YARD. TURN THE LIGHTS ON RIGHT NOW, >> MAN. IT'S ABUSING Y'ALL POWER, BRO. >> LIKE, on G. >> AND YOU SITTING HERE SLINGING ME AND STUFF. >> CAN I GET MY OTHER SHOES? I VOTE by >> you already grabbed the weed >> got out the car >> and she kept on. >> I promised I wouldn't do it again. But what made her break her own vow? She begged for forgiveness after being arrested, showing belated remorse. >> What What have you done that makes you think that I deserve to give you any favors? >> Sir, listen. I was just trying to understand. >> No, you weren't. You were trying to obstruct because you didn't want to go for that. >> NO, NO, NO, NO, NO. OH, NO. I'LL GO FOR THE WEED. IT'S NOT EVEN GOING FOR the instruction. >> I ain't was not trying to obstruct you. I promise you. I have been in trouble before and I have vowed to myself not to get back in trouble, bro. Bro, you broke that vow. >> AND I KNOW I BROKE THAT VOW FOR MYSELF. >> Oh my god. >> Man, I'm begging. Can you please let me go, man? I was just trying to >> I gave you a million chances to do this cordially. And at every at every opportunity, you decided to go a different way. So, this is the way it's going now. >> I'm trying to understand. I DON'T KNOW MY LAW LIKE YOU. >> I know you don't. That's what I tried to explain to you. >> We pull into the yard and stop. He's right there. probably let them keep that. >> That doesn't matter. >> It's cool. It's cool. It's cool. Come here. It's cool. Let's do it. >> PLEASE GO GET MY GIRL. GO GET MY GO GET DOMINIQUE. >> GO GET DOMINIQUE. >> Are you okay? You good? >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Took my phone. >> Hey, man. You can have the car and everything in it. Oh, the cheese. >> LEARN. Go get Dominique. >> Before you pull up, can you tell my brother to uh go get my girlfriend learn? >> We already told her. >> SEE, >> FOLLOW HER. FOLLOW HIM. >> QUIT SCREAMING, PLEASE. >> Sorry about that. >> Tell him to hurry UP AND GO [screaming] GET >> quit yelling, please. Can you please? >> No. >> Like that's crazy, man. >> A surprise verdict. One charge dropped, one charge remaining. What punishment awaits? >> 3:45 1915. >> Uh to attack. Copy beginning. >> I ain't attack nobody. >> I said TAC. It's short for the tactical office. >> That's where we're going to go write your report. >> That's crazy. >> I ain't say you attack nobody. You just obstructed. >> Yeah, you did obstruct. >> Y'all five, six men going to help me attack my little short. >> Obstruction without obstruction without violence is a charge. >> All right, you you can stop talking now. >> You don't know your law. We already established that. You don't know what in the hell you're talking about. >> You going to jail and you'll find out. It'll all be written in your arrest report for your felony narcotics and your obstruction. Her name is Tyena. She was arraigned and released on $3,000 bail. On July 8th, 2025, she pleaded not guilty to both charges. The court cleared her of the drug possession charge, but found her guilty of the resisting arrest charge. She was sentenced to 36 months of probation, [music] a six-month license suspension, and 50 hours of community service. Next, a seemingly simple traffic stop. But this woman instantly turned it into a dramatic confrontation with the police. And the reason she was stopped will surprise you. >> Down for me, please. >> Sorry. Why is my pulled over? >> Can you roll this back window down for me? I can come up there. >> Tell me why you pulled me over. >> I can barely hear you back here. >> Tell me why you pulled me over first. Why? Why am I pulled over? >> I'm sorry. A little bit louder. >> Come closer. Don't >> Okay, if you roll your window down, I can come up there and chat with you. Why am I pulled over, ma'am? >> I'm sorry. [music] >> Why am I pulled over? >> Okay, I'm stopping you because this vehicle contains a cease tag order. Okay. Is this your vehicle? >> It's my son's a what order? >> Seize the tag. Do you have your ID on you? >> Why is there a seize tag order? >> I don't know. I have to run a bunch of things. Okay. Is it your vehicle? Is it registered to you? >> No. >> Okay. You have the registration and insurance? I'm >> sure it's in here. >> What's that? >> I said I'm sure it's in here, but I don't know where. This is not my vehicle. >> Okay, I'll let you, ma'am. I'll let you look for it. Okay, you find it, hold your hand out the window for me. I'll come back up and get it. Okay, >> good check. >> Well, I need the registration. >> All right, ma'am. >> All right. >> All right. I have your ID here. Okay. So, I did set you for not having insurance on the vehicle. Okay. >> Not my vehicle. >> I know, but you're in possession of it. You're driving it. So, whoever is driving it is responsible at the time they're driving it. >> Since when? >> Since always. Okay. You're taking possession of the vehicle. You're driving it right now. Okay, you're responsible. I just want my ID. I'm not taking that ticket. I'm not responsible for something I didn't know was going on. >> When the police asked her to leave the car, she did the unthinkable. A defiant and arrogant attitude as if she was the one conducting this entire inspection. >> The insurance. >> Okay. So, it's your responsibility to know when you're driving a vehicle. Okay. >> No, it's not. >> I have insurance. >> Okay. This vehicle does not have insurance. Okay. And you are driving it. You're the operator. >> Okay. Okay. >> Everything is in this. >> I will take my license. >> Keep the ticket. >> Can I have another? >> All right. [music] >> Keep the ticket. >> So, your driver's license is inside. >> Okay. >> The one down the street from the house. >> Road. I'll take my license. >> Okay. So, by taking the citation, it's not an admission of guilt. Okay. taking that. >> It has everything explained on there. >> I don't want >> And you don't have to. >> I don't want to pick. >> Are you going to listen to be mailed to me? >> No, I'm I'm actually done with the convers. I just want my license. >> Okay. So, I can't not give you the citation. Okay. That would be me failing to provide you the information. Okay. >> So, what [music] do you want to keep the license? And I get a new >> No, I don't need to keep your license. >> I'm not taking it. >> So, everything's in here. Okay. [music] >> What' you say? >> Huh? That's your butt right all that. >> No, cuz she's trying to give me a citation talking about because I didn't um because there's no insurance on the car, he can come, but how far is he? This is some [ __ ] >> So, by him showing up, that doesn't do anything. The vehicle needs insurance >> in the system. It says it does not have insurance. >> No, because you No. If that man has the proof and something's wrong or glitched in your system because they're on >> You understand? That's the state of Florida, right? >> They're on their way here. I don't. [music] Listen, things can happen in the computer system. >> No, I totally agree. >> Yeah, things can happen in the computer. >> If this man has proof that there is actual insurance on this car and y'all system haven't catch up caught up, excuse me, I'd like to [music] wait before I take that that whole envelope. >> She even mocked the police's concerns about safety, stating in broad daylight that no one would shoot a police officer. This shocking statement pushed things to the brink. >> May I have you step out of the vehicle, please? My corporal's here. He can also explain it to you if you'd like. >> I don't want to step out the vehicle. >> All right. Well, you have to step out of the vehicle. Okay. >> Not. >> You do. >> You have to get out of the vehicle, please. >> Go ahead and start recording. >> Sure. We're recording on our body cams as well. >> Now, why do I have to get out the car and show me in writing? [music] Why? >> We don't need to show you in writing. Okay. >> So, how the hell? >> So, here's the deal. We're going to seize the vehicle if you're not willing to be cooperative. This could have been a simple citation. >> TripleA. [music] >> Can you pinch this car in from the rear? I'm going to get the front. Okay, >> take the tag and wait for me to get AAA and we'll get it right to our house right around the corner cuz I know you see the address and we can do it that way. I'm not taking my son's vehicle. >> Okay, so here's the deal. You don't get the say in how this works. Okay, because you're making this difficult now. I'm going to seize the vehicle. >> Difficult. This is not my car. Now you're giving me a citation [music] for something that I'm not responsible for that he didn't even know about. I'm not making it difficult. You guys act like everybody's supposed to be sunshiny happy. First of all, when you first approach the car, you're telling me to roll the window down like you can't walk over here and speak to me like I'm a person. >> Yeah, I asked you to roll the back window down because I couldn't see all the way through it. >> See what? What do you need to see? >> To see if there's anyone in the back seat. >> Why? >> I don't want to get shot. >> Sweetheart, if that's you, you should not be a police officer because it never happens. Somebody pull pull over and then just shoot you cuz you're walking up. I don't know what happens. I didn't take the oath. I don't know your job. >> Okay. >> I know that I'm a civilian. You can shoot me too. >> I don't want to shoot you. >> Okay. So, why would I want to shoot [music] you? Why would anybody see it's broad daylight? You can see clear through this car. >> With the windows up, it's difficult. >> What What do you have that says this car has been involved [music] in? >> And then the inevitable outcome. Handcuffed, dragged out of the car, and facing serious charges. A costly lesson for anyone who thinks they can raise their voice to the law. The >> tag and wait for [music] me to get Triple A tow our vehicle back home, which is less than 5 minutes away. It's in walking. >> No, this vehicle is going to be impounded. This vehicle doesn't have insurance. It cannot be on the roadway. It cannot have a tag. There's a cease tag order. >> Okay. So, right now, right, technically, you've committed a crime. Okay? You're committing obstruction. [music] You're refusing to get out of the vehicle when asked to do so. It's a lawful order. It's an or it's an order that you have to comply with. All right. I'm asking you nicely. Please get out of the vehicle. >> All right. >> Well, stay there. Hello. Yep. Just hanging over there, buddy. You're good. >> I'll come chat with you in a minute. >> Survive. Record. [music] >> I just want my license. I'm not taking that on blue. >> Can I have my license, please? >> All right. You can stand up. face the car for me. Put everything on top. Drop it. >> We're going to tell you everything. >> Come get my stuff. Okay. >> Come get my stuff. This is what happens. >> Stop in in Trump country. >> Get over there, buddy. Don't come over here right now. We'll we'll tell you everything that's going on. to a 415. >> Y'all kidding, right? >> Come get my license into uh stuff, too. >> I can talk to my son. >> All right. Do you have anything on you going to poke me, stick me, cut me? Knives, needles, weapons of any sort. Bombs, >> ma'am. Okay. Spread your feet wider. There you go. All right, ma'am. Walk back this way. >> Will you unlock my doors, please? >> We're going to walk on the other side of the park. Under Florida statute SS 843.02H, obstructing or resisting an officer without violence is considered a misdemeanor of the first degree. Maximum penalty 1 year 12 months, imprisonment, maximum fine, $1,000 0. The car was towed for lack of insurance and a license plate revocation order. The woman was arrested and will face charges of obstructing an officer. A family witness admitted to learning a lesson after witnessing the incident. >> All you DO IS DON'T YOU GRAB ME. I'm not in the mood. I don't care. >> Knock it off. >> I WANT TO KNOW WHAT'S HAPPENING. I WANT TO KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING TO ME AND WHY. I HAVE A RIGHT TO KNOW. >> ONLY 18 years old, but think I know the law. Everything follow me or I'm good. >> I GOT STUCK IN THE HOSPITAL WITHOUT MY first blood and I didn't calm down. >> You don't know what it was like. >> Police gave this girl a lesson she would never forget when she first graduated. An argument broke out in the car, [music] forcing the police to intervene immediately. But no one expected the 18-year-old girl to explode right in front of them. >> No, you disrespectful. You think you think you think cuz you all you can talk to people however you want you can't I'mma smack your head CUZ SHE GOING TO KEEP TRYING TO TELL people you didn't see you grandma >> that's not my grandma I don't >> I'm ready to go home you going to take me and my daughter home or what >> where do you live >> right there in the river west >> I can take you to the river west that I absolutely can >> if that will resolve this then I will happily I don't know. She just always says something. >> Who do you stay in River West with? >> Her ugly ass. I'm going to move and get my own apartment. >> So, who is she to you? >> Nobody. I don't know who she is. >> Well, obviously you live with her. So, >> I don't know who she is. Like I said, >> okay. If you're not going to be cooperative with me and don't, I'm not going to be cooperative with you. >> Okay. Don't be cooperative with me. You don't have to stand right here. Nobody asked you to. >> Okay. Oh no. Why are you We all the way in the car. I'm trying to play the music. She's still talking. She mad cuz I'm telling cuz I said I wish I would say that to you. I wish >> How old are you? >> But I am like real though. >> How old you are? >> I'm 18. How old are you? >> Significantly older than 18. >> I don't care. >> She just think just cuz she's so old that she can keep saying stuff to people however she want. I don't. Okay. >> Then by all means, when you get down to River West, pack your [ __ ] and get out. >> That's not a >> Then that's not a problem then. >> Okay. It's not a problem. >> Then we saw that. >> You help me. >> Number one. >> Oh, number one. >> You watch your mouth with me. >> I thought that's what I thought. That's what I thought. Don't Don't say nothing about me packing up if you're not going to help me. >> I got no reason to help you. >> So, don't tell me what you want. >> You're going over here running your mouth. >> Okay. >> I didn't touch her, but she better look. I didn't touch her. >> Go ahead. You can go to county. She can go to DCFS. Which one you want? >> I didn't touch her. >> RIGHT. SO, SHUT YOUR HEART. >> I'M SHUTTING UP. >> Thank you. >> STOP SAYING STUFF, TOO. >> THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> The moment the car door slammed into the officer, the boundary between freedom and prison was officially broken. >> Okay. >> I just sometimes get this way. >> It don't get y'all don't understand. >> Grab your stuff. Let's go. >> Why are you saying stuff to me? >> Grab Because I'm here because you're acting up. That's why I'm here. >> Cuz pissing me off. >> Look, she telling me to calm down, [ __ ] Calm down. >> Put your stuff in the bag and let's go. Because I'm tired of you. All you do IS TALK [ __ ] >> SHUT UP. >> ALL YOU DO IS TALK [ __ ] Shut up. All you do IS TALK [ __ ] >> ALL YOU DO IS TALK DON'T see you OVERDOING IT. I >> DO NOT GRAB MY PHONE. I'm not in the mood. >> I'm about to throw you in hand. Knock it off. Grab your bag and let's go. >> Can I get my daughter? >> That's her daughter. >> Throw me IN MY FACE. WHAT THE [ __ ] >> You need to learn your It's locked here. Let me unlock. >> I don't HAVE TO LEARN [ __ ] I'm tired OF THESE PEOPLE. WHAT THE [ __ ] OVER. >> OKAY. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't do nothing to you. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING TO [ __ ] everything on me. All right. >> Bring your hands behind your back. >> Oh my god. >> You're the one that You're the one to put yourself in this position. Take me out. >> You grab my hand. You slam a door into me. We're not playing this game. You're going to jail. >> Oh my god. >> Can I put it here? >> Yeah. I'll walk her across the way. >> From screaming to crying, then suddenly asking for psychological counseling. What made her change so dramatically? >> She I [ __ ] hate her ass, bro. >> She ain't caused this. >> Yes, she did cause this. Yes. And y'all don't know. >> WHAT CAUSED THIS? WAS YOU ACTING up and throwing a door into me? >> You could have just walked out like an adult instead you >> now you get to go to jail. >> The wagon's on the way. I don't control how fast they drive. You got stuff to do. You're going You're going to jail, honey. >> I don't give a I still have stuff to do. That's why I'm trying to ain't doing it today. >> I can do I go out of jail. >> Should have thought about that before you said throw a door at me. >> It don't matter. You y'all need to learn how to stop us when they're mad. Like that's y'all problem. Why are y'all even trying to get in people's personal space? You were all in my face >> cuz I was telling you to leave because you were acting like a a child in a public street >> so close to me. When people are mad, why do you stand in people's personal space? >> Well, standing in your personal space, >> I'm done talking with you that y'all was trying to help, but y'all didn't have to get close. >> Unless you have a rational thought, I'm not going to communicate with you. >> Waiting on the wagon. >> Who is the wagon? >> The transport. The person who takes you to jail, who charges your activated battery to police and resisting harassment. >> I didn't. >> You threw a door at me. >> I didn't throw a door. I opened the door and he was there >> open at me and it hit me. >> Oh my god. >> The inevitable outcome. When ego exceeds the legal limits, what is the price to pay? >> What are you doing? >> Prices. You're acting more immature than your child. >> I DON'T CARE [screaming] MY DAY. DAMN. SHE DIDN'T have to say [ __ ] to me. >> Oh my god. >> When is they coming? >> I don't know. I called for them. They're on their way. >> That house TO GET FRESH AIR IS OUT OF HERE. THERE YOU GO. >> OH, your window down. Is >> that better? >> What's going in your purse? Okay. It's your property. Your purse? >> Bro, why are you in my purse? Like, why? >> Cuz it's your property. >> How did you get to just do whatever you want? >> That's where you're incorrect. >> My purse. I don't want it. >> I'm not doing that. That's littering. >> That was That's not mine. >> It was on your person IN YOUR COAT. >> WHEN IS HE COMING? LIKE, why I have to come with you? I'd rather be a police than your ass. >> Oh my god. WHAT AM I LEAVING? SO, I GOT TO JUST HURRY UP AND DO MY TIME. >> The transport wagon gets here. >> They are on their way. You need to be patient. >> She faces charges of aggravated assault on an officer and resisting arrest. Police noted her emotional distress and incoherent speech and scheduled a mental health consultation [music] for the next day after she was taken into custody. Next, as soon as she asked for help, she immediately turned around shouting, "I don't trust any of you." But what was it that the police couldn't ignore? >> Can you help? >> Okay. What's going on? >> My husband cracked my head on the floor and I'm trying to get up there to admit myself. >> Okay. No, we just hang tight because that's what we're trying to investigate. What happened over there at the house. >> Can you put your hand right here and feel it for me? >> He knocked me on the floor and I've got a big big knot on my neck. On not my neck, on my head right here. >> And I'd like to go to the hospital. >> Okay. >> And I don't want to sit here very long. I finally made it here. >> Okay. Well, if you need a medical attention, you should have just called 911. They would have came. >> I don't trust any of you people. I want to go to the hospital. I'm here. >> Okay. Well, you're going to sit tight until we figure out what's going on. >> I might just drive away and go. >> If you drive away, then you'll be >> Yeah. What? Then what? You're going to help me go to the hospital, aren't you? Because I'm a medical patient. What are you? >> I'm going to drive away. >> Really? Really? I've been driving all this time and I've been just fine. >> Well, now that you're stopped out with me, you're not going to drive. >> You've decided. You've decided. >> Yes, I have. >> Yeah. Great. >> So, put your car in park and we're going to figure out what's going on. >> Really? What do you know about what's going on? Nothing. >> So, I want to get your side of the story cuz we have deputies at your house. >> Yeah. Okay. But you come on hot and angry and mean. You're not getting my side of the story. You're another >> No. Angry. YOU ARE. YOU'RE THAT WAY, TOO. ALL OF YOU people are. >> You're the one who's yelling. >> You That's right. Because of how you are. >> How How am I? What did I do? >> Yeah. You're an [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. >> They're on the way right now for you. Who? >> Paramedics. >> Paramedics are on their way. >> Thank you very much. >> Do you feel lightheaded? What are your complaints? >> I have a crushing pain in the back of my head from where my head was banged onto the tile. >> When asked to get out of the car to check for weapons, she shouted, "I will shout to passers by what you are doing." But then she caused things to spiral out of control. >> Guns or weapons in the car? Do you or on your person? >> Nail clipper count. >> Not a nail clipper count. Of course I don't. Nail clippers don't count. Look like I'm someone who has guns. You look like someone who has guns. Not me. Don't ask stupid question. >> We do have guns. >> It's for safety reasons, man. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Cuz you're being kind of feisty. >> I'm angry and you're nasty and you should just go away. >> Just go. >> We can't leave. >> You know, just shut up then. Just shut up. Do you mind if I check you for weapons? >> You know what? I have no choice. And it doesn't matter whether I'm lying. So stop with the [ __ ] games. You want to check me for weapons? Check me for weapons. >> You think I'm a liar? You think I'm a liar? Oh, you've just wanted me all to take off my belt cuz that's what you told me to begin with. >> Can you step outside, please? >> I don't have weapons. >> I'm just going to pat you down. >> I'm just wanting the passers by to know. >> Do not put your hand in my face. >> Don't do that to me either, then. Okay. Hey, hey, see, see, but you did it to me, too. >> There's no reason for you to get feisty right now. >> Hey, hey, you don't know my husband. Okay, stop it. >> I need you to relax. >> Yeah, no. >> Relax. >> That's all I wanted to do. >> Yeah, I'm in my pajamas because I didn't even make it past bed and he pushed me on the ground. Okay. And nobody is taking care of me. So, don't start. I'M GOING TO YELL AT YOU ALL. YOU BE VERY, VERY CAREFUL what you do with [music] your hands from now on. >> You be careful what you do with me from now on. >> You want to step out so the paramedics can take a look at you? >> Really? Okay. First, I couldn't get out. Now I have to get out, [ __ ] >> I need to go to the hospital. >> Okay. >> I need to go to the hospital now. >> Can you get back over here with us and we'll we'll get you over there. >> Okay. Where are we going? >> Take you to the hospital cuz you want to go to the hospital. Correct. >> Uh well, yeah, but the hospital's over there. >> But I'm probably >> Yeah, you're not going to be >> I need my purse. >> We'll grab that for you. >> The police announced that she was under arrest. And what happened next? A storm of anger that lasted for minutes [music] with accusations, tears, and suicidal threats. >> I don't trust any of you. I want my purse. I want MY PURSE. WHY AM I BEING WHY AM I BEING arrested for wanting my purse? I want TO KNOW WHAT'S HAPPENING. I WANT TO KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING TO ME AND WHY. I HAVE A RIGHT TO KNOW. WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME AND WHY? >> STOP YELLING. >> What are you DOING AND WHY? WHAT HAVE I DONE? WHAT HAVE I DONE? WHAT HAVE I DONE? WHAT ARE YOU CHARGING ME WITH? WHAT ARE YOU CHARGING? I'M A WOMAN at the hospital emergency room trying to get service AND YOU ARE ARRESTING me for no goddamn GOOD REASON. YOU TELL ME YOU'RE taking me to the hospital. What is this? This is NOT GETTING ME MEDICAL SERVICE. I AM GOING TO SUE YOUR ASSES. If you had simply let me have it and walked to the car with it, you wouldn't have had to put me in this. But this is your thing, isn't it? This is your thing, you people. >> Spread your feet nice and wide. I'm just going to pat you down. >> There we go. You already figured this out, lady. >> Could you un loosen this one? It is hurting my wrist. >> Well, you're turning it. That's right. And >> Oh, it's all my fault. Thank you. Could you please stop it? >> You're properly fitted. [music] >> Okay. Are you going to be reasonable? Cuz nobody has so far. >> Right. Great. Let's try it. I need my hands up. God damn it. Could you ask her? It's too tight. I cannot talk with it hurting me. No, I can't. No. Wait until it hurts. It hurts on my left wrist. You have to stop that. I won't talk to anybody while you're putting me in pain. >> You know what? I'm reporting pain to you and you're insisting while you're putting it tighter that it's not hurting. >> It's locked, ma'am. It can't get >> I'm not speaking to any of you. You're not listening to me. We're done. Take me to the hospital. We're done. Where's the car? I'm going >> in just a minute. I [music] got to talk to you first. Okay. >> I'm listening and that's it. Not talking. >> Just listen and don't talk then. >> As soon as she was taken to the hospital, she screamed, "I will kill myself if you take me to jail." A statement that left the entire law enforcement team scratching their heads. >> A public servant. I can't get in here. >> No, I can't. No, I can't. >> Three surgeries on my back, but you're telling me what I can and can't do and what's so easy. You're going to tell me I am numb in one of my hands and I want to go to the hospital and you're going to tell me >> your legs in your car will take you to the hospital. >> Really? But if you would have left me alone, I could have gone there on my own. See, I leave you alone with you. And now you're under arrest because >> Right. Because my husband's an [ __ ] and you're all working for him. You're all working FOR HIM. GOD DAMN YOU to file a complaint against my husband. >> I'd like to file a complaint against my husband. >> You can. Let's get you checked out first in the hospital. >> Can I do that? Can I do that in the hospital? >> Checked out first. Come on. >> Can I do that in the hospital? >> Let's get you checked out first and then >> when can I do it? When can I do it? Please, can I have a straight answer? >> Checked out. >> When you get when you get released into jail, you're more than welcome to file a comp. >> I'm not going to jail. I'm going to the hospital and then I'm going to the psych ward. I'm not going to the jail. >> You're going to be getting cleared and then we're going straight to jail after. >> No, I'm not going to jail. I am not going to jail. >> Let's make this easy for us. You want to get checked out or not? >> Let's make it easy. I will kill myself if you put me in jail. >> You want to get checked out? >> I won't move from here if you're going to put me in jail. Yes or no? >> I need these officers. >> You cooperate with us. >> I am not a criminal. >> When you're respectful, then we'll help you out. >> When you're respectful, I'll stop calling you bummer. You haven't been respectful. >> I want my purse. It's got my pills. It's got the list of my medications. It's got all of my medical stuff in it. I lost the hospital that I can't remember at all. >> I GOT STUCK IN THE HOSPITAL without my purse. Once you >> calm down, >> you don't know what it was like. You have no idea what Give me my purse. Calm down. >> According to Texas Penal Code SS22.01, 01 domestic violence if there is minor physical injury or just a threat essentially misdemeanor if committed against a family member such as a husband/wife first time of up to $4,000. She was charged with domestic violence and resisting arrest. She refused to admit guilt, repeatedly demanded to be sent to a psychiatric ward instead of a jail and threatened suicide. wanted to go to the hospital, but the police took him to the final stop, the detention center. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe,