You jumped out of a car. You were falling over. Get out of the road. Get out of the road. She kicked the deputy straight on then turned around and claimed she was the police. YEAH, I CAN'T EVEN move my arms. >> [screaming] >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Disorderly intoxication. Stop resisting. From a drunk mess in the middle of the road, she turned everything into an action movie. On July 4th in Florida, a drunk woman stood in the middle of the road like she was daring oncoming traffic. The moment police arrived, everything instantly exploded. Get out of the roadway. Get out of the road. Get out of the road. Hey. You know her? Get out of the roadway. You're done. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU DON'T NEED TO HIT A DEPUTY, SHERIFF. One act of resistance flipped the entire mood instantly. Put your hands behind your back came fast and relentless. And that short walk turned into a nightmare. Back up. No, she just punched me. I don't care. Okay, that's fine. She doesn't hit people. Roll to your left. Roll to your left. Put your knees up to your chest. Put your knees up to your chest. Put your knees up to your chest. Sit on your butt. Grab her phone for me again. SHE JUST KICKED ME. GET IN MY CAR. ROLL. MA'AM, IF YOU DON'T back up, you're going to go to jail, too. I swear to god. All right, I'm going to pick her up. She just kicked me in the balls, so be careful. What? Stop. Stop, ma'am. Bring your knees up to your chest. Bring your knees up to your chest. Roll to your butt. Stand up. Ready, 3 2 1, stand up. All right, we're going to walk. Do not kick us again. You do not kick us again. Turn around. Sit down. No. MA'AM, SIT DOWN. LOOK INTO YOUR LEGAL OBLIGATIONS. LOOK into my citations of what I've done in my I'm Oh my god. Even in cuffs, she still wouldn't back down, claiming she was a deputy, bragging about her IQ, threatening lawsuits, but the cops only needed one sentence to shut IT ALL DOWN. I'M NOT RIDING A BULL IN MY whole life. I have a deputy for this and you want to stand up for your own man. You. Are you kidding me? This makes you feel like a man? Oh my god, I'm not a freaking racist. I I might hike you as high as all of your combined. Look at my IQ compared to yours. I'm a S U whatever stats you want. You're ignorant. You. And you want to talk [ __ ] about me? You. You. You. What do you see my name on that [ __ ] you write how do you think of me? You. You. I'm trying to work with you here, okay? If you don't calm down >> I'm fine. I'm sorry. I'm upset. I don't mean to make anything of harm for I'm just upset cuz I meant to make my dad proud and now I'm embarrassed. I understand and you're upset but you're going to make it a lot worse. >> It's okay. I get it. I get it. I get the ritual. I'm a Look at my name. I get I'm a police Just It's okay. >> officer? I get the vibes. I know how it works. >> Are you a police officer? I never made it through. Okay. The ending wasn't just a jail cell. The court also anchored her with a special release condition and the final price wasn't cheap at all. I'm sorry. I think it's Can you do me a favor? Just face towards the van real quick. Can I sit down for a minute? I'm hot. >> Can you And then can you turn around for me? Was it >> want to I don't I don't I don't know if my feet are just like on fire. Okay. I'm sorry. >> You want me to get a towel for you, ma'am? >> Okay. You okay? I'm sorry. I don't know what I feel like my feet are just on fire. I just don't want to be like annoying. I'm sorry. Stay facing towards the door. I just feel like my feet are just on fire. I don't know. Do you understand? I'm sorry. I just don't It's entangled in your hair, isn't it? It's entangled. >> find it. Honestly, you If No, we're not going to cut your hair. I don't care. I have no idea. I feel terrible. We're We're not cutting your hair. >> You're going to have to make it. Things happen. It's not a big deal. Okay. Well, either way, if you cut a little off, I wouldn't mind. We're not going to do it. Unfortunately I mean, honestly, my hair is not that cute right now. In Florida, assaulting a law enforcement officer as a third-degree felony can be punished by up to about 5 years in prison and {slash} or a $5,000 fine. She was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, [music] resisting an officer, and disorderly intoxication. Next, a disturbance call at an Exxon gas station, but what made officers go cold was her story. She'd just been pushed out of a car then vanished. A silver Porsche SUV. Okay. Um guy was out of the car saying, "Do you want to ride home? Do you want to ride home?" home, and then I went in the Porsche and the car sped off. She got out of the car, rolling through the parking lot. Say anything? Careful. They have all my They have all my stuff. They have all my stuff. I got nothing. They got my purse. It's under the driver's Yeah. Which um part of the vehicle did she get pushed out of? Like the driver or passenger side? >> in here. They took off that way. She rolled that way. So, either the passenger or the back passenger side. Back passenger? Hello. Are you uh you want to come talk to me? Exactly. What's going on? Nothing. I'm not doing anything. Okay. Well, someone called and they were worried about you. I called. I was Well, someone else called you. You don't know where you are? Okay. It's the wildest thing that ever happened to me. Okay. Did you come from the beach today? No. No, okay. Where are you going to be? Where are you going to be? Where are you going to be? >> The third time with the bees after screaming. I'm just like I'm on vacation. Okay. Well, fire rescue is here to check you out. And you're not in any trouble. They called you. They called you. You can refuse them. I just want to go home, though. Okay. Did you um I just want to go home. I was like Did you Did you And you're not in trouble if you did, but did you drink too much or have any drugs or anything like that? >> drink. I didn't do any drugs. You didn't do drugs in the car. No, I just want to make sure because they're going to ask you. That's all. She insisted she was totally fine, >> [snorts] >> but her body betrayed her. Unsteady on her feet, strange eyes, slurred and scattered words. And the officer's tone started to change. Nope, that's 100% not what's happening. Who left you? Your family or friends or >> Everybody. Okay. I never take Tylenol. I will especially need it What's that? Let me check you out first medically and then we'll go. >> I'm fine. I just need to go home and lay down. Can we start with your name? Okay. This is scary. What'd you do to your foot? >> want to do this. This is not okay. Well, I can get you a ride home, but I got to ask some questions first. You said you just needed a ride home. I just want to say one thing. Would you talk to this fine gentleman and just talk about any medical issues you may have or not want to talk about? Okay. My neighbor's an EMT. Can we check you out? I'm fine. I'm not going to die tonight. You don't want to go to the hospital? I'm not saying that you're going to die. I'm just asking if you would like to be checked. Where do you live at? I live all the way over there. Where's there? Do you Do you live there with somebody? Any family or anything? Huh? We're just trying to get you somewhere safe cuz you can't be you can't be out here. I didn't tell you to be out here. I'm going to talk to you out here. >> I am out here all the time. Not at your level of intoxication. Not after drinking the amount that you drank. I am not out here out here. Cuz you're a danger to yourself right now. Am I? I don't want to die. We don't want you to die either. We're not arresting you now. We're trying to get you somewhere safe. You jumped you jumped out of a car. You were falling over. Just talked to your dad. Got a little background. Um My my my dad >> A little bit but but that's Yeah, well, that's that's even That's in the past. I'm not here I'm here for right now. Are you willing Nope, I'm not going to arrest you but I would like you to go to the hospital to get checked out. I'm not going to the hospital. Not going to go to the hospital whatsoever? There's no reason for me to go to the hospital. A little bit of a reason. It's not blood pressure low. All of your vital signs are fine but if your father has some further information thinking I'm I'm I'm I'm I'm no longer underage. I'm more worried about I know you said you haven't taken When her family refused to show up, police were forced into the last option. And with one sentence, put your hands behind your back, everything detonated. Sir, this is literally hands in the house. Yes. I'm not going to Okay, we want you to go somewhere safe. That's it. Somewhere safe. I'm safe right here. You're not. >> be the jail or the hospital. Either friend or family is going to come pick you up or you're going to the hospital. Okay. I've already called family and they're not coming. I'm calling them right now and I'm going to stay with them right now and I'm going to stay with you until they pick you up. You got another number besides the your dad? Yeah. Who else can you call? I'll call them right now. No. Yes. Yeah, I was like this is like Do you need to give us your phone number or we're going to have to hospitalize you? I'm fine. It's not a game. We are serious. So, who who is the last person you called? Your father. He's not coming to get you. He is not coming. I tried to make him come here. I ain't calling him though. No. You got anybody else to call and come get you? No. Nobody else? I could call him and tell him to come get me. He just talked to my dad. You want me to speak to him on the phone? He was right here. He was right here. My dad was like He just told me he wasn't going to come to get you. So, he does not want anything to do with >> why? So, he can get out. He said he was scared. Okay. Well, he mentioned something about you and your sister, but Yeah. >> I don't want to talk. So, I think what we're going to do, Marshall, I think you're going to go to the hospital to see if you're sober up. >> No, stop. I'm not >> don't fall over. Stop. Alyssa, >> to go to the hospital. >> Alyssa, stop. Stop. No, no, no, no, no. >> put your hands behind your back, all right? >> Stop. We're just taking you to the hospital. Alyssa, we're going to get Bring your hands behind your back, okay? >> want to hurt myself. That's not why this is, because you're intoxicated. No. Stop. Bring your hands behind your back, all right? Are you serious? Alyssa, stop resisting. Stop resisting us, okay? Just bring your hands behind your back. Okay, stop resisting me. I just want to We're taking you to the hospital. That's it, all right? You're not in trouble right now. But, if you if you start resisting us, you're going to be in trouble, okay? Alyssa, stop. You are resisting us. >> You're going to go to the hospital. You're not You're not in trouble right now. Alyssa, bring your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. WHY? BRING YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. Stop resisting. Now you're going to jail. They thought it was just about getting her somewhere safe, but she suddenly did something no one expected. After that, everything slid straight into handcuffs and serious charges. Here. I bet you >> I'm putting handcuffs on you. Shut up. Get out of me. Shut up. You too. You know Please. Please don't do this to me. No. No. Honey, I'm going to stop. Get me out of here. Get me out of here. This [crying] is not okay. Just call my mom. Just call my mom. Just call my mom. Alyssa, get out of your handcuffs. I I did it I did it because I'm not breathing. Just call my mom. >> Step out. We're going to put handcuffs back on. Alyssa >> No. No. I don't want to do that. Alyssa, that's that's not an option right now. Okay? Just call my mom. That's not an option. >> crazy. >> I didn't say you were, but you are going to jail. >> Step out. Put your hands behind your back. >> We're going to force you out and put your handcuffs on. Just slip them on. >> I going to jail? >> Disorderly intoxication. Bring your hands behind your back. >> No. Bring your hands behind your back. >> Why am I going to jail? Why am I going to jail? Why am I going to jail? Disorderly intoxication. Stop resisting. >> I asked you to CALL MY DAD. STOP RESISTING. >> STOP. [screaming] STOP. NO. STOP. NO. Now you're going to put Put me in jail and [ __ ] Stop. My mom lives right down the road. You're supposed to be civil citizens. Just drive me down the road. I'm right there. I know where to go. Just leave me I I'm lost. Like Just leave me alone. Stop. Really? Really? Really? I didn't even do anything to y'all. And y'all Have a seat. I didn't do nothing to y'all. And y'all Melissa, sit down. Stop. I didn't do anything. I I need some help. All right. You're arresting me? Stop. I'm awake. What are you talking about? Oh my god. Oh my god. This is so dumb. Do it. Like, leave me alone. Why did I get out of my handcuffs? Why did I get out of my handcuffs? Cuz I'm surrounded by egotistical Like, my mom was down the street. Just help me. Stop. Stop. Please help me. Please help me. Please help me. I didn't do anything. Is this Is this another another crazy [ __ ] That doesn't make sense. Get the Get out of here. Come on. My phone was stolen. I don't know where I am. And I'm drunk. Huh? I'm 29. I haven't been arrested since I was 20 years old. 19. I'm okay. I just need to go home. I just need to be around somebody that I know. She was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting an officer with violence, which could be upgraded to battery on an officer. Just a few drinks, but the record [music] will stay sober for life. 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