Push my hand away again YOU GETTING ARREST. SHE GOES. SHE GOES. ONE SMALL shove but the consequences turned out to be anything but small. YOU UNDER ARREST. YOU UNDER ARREST. YOU UNDER ARREST. THE WOMAN THOUGHT she was winning the argument right until the handcuffs came out. Just seconds after police arrived at the park, the argument between the two women suddenly pushed the entire [music] situation out of control. Why try me? Push my hand. Push my hand away again YOU GETTING ARREST. SHE GOES. SHE GOES. YOU UNDER ARREST. YOU UNDER YOU UNDER ARREST. YOU UNDER ARREST. ROLL OVER. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. AND IT'S A LAWFUL ORDER. PUT YOUR HAND ON THE CAR. CHUCKS. She just took a swing at a cop. She going to jail. How do I follow up on it? How do I follow up on it? Back the [ __ ] up. >> [laughter] >> YOU UNDER ARREST FOR SWINGING AT ME. THAT'S WHAT. YEAH, to stay back. Right here. Right there. Keep your knees up. Sit up. You under arrest. Get up. The woman kept screaming that she was being treated unfairly while police insisted she had just crossed a dangerous line. You don't swing at police. You do not swing at police. They give you orders to stay back. Yeah, you're right. I did. You stay back. Okay, y'all ain't got to be grabbing me hard though. Let me go. I can walk by myself. What the [ __ ] It don't matter. It does matter. It doesn't. Why is he pushing me though? >> It's going to take some time. >> you, I'm going to jail, but he can push me. He was telling you >> a police officer, you go to jail. >> You pushed me. Shut your mouth. Even while being handcuffed and placed into the patrol car, the woman kept arguing about who had really used force first. Probably Look, do you want to hear me talking to me? Shut your mouth. DO YOU WANT TO HEAR ME TALKING TO ME? YEAH. I'm talking to you. Okay. And he's still being aggressive. SIT. OKAY, I CAN WALK BY MYSELF. >> DO IT NOW. I'M NOT GETTING IN THE CAR WITH HIM. If you say you're taking me, then you're taking me. This is his car. I'm taking you. Okay. I don't want to talk to you. Listen to him, Don. He just pushed the [ __ ] out of me for no reason. Yeah, you deserved it. You took a swing at a cop. You lucky I didn't do worse. You lucky I didn't do worse. Why are you still talking to me? >> Get in the car. I'm not talking to you. Whose car is this? It's my SIT DOWN. STOP TALKING. STOP SIT DOWN. Dead ass. Leave me alone. Get in the Tell HIM TO LEAVE ME ALONE. [screaming] IN the car. [ __ ] with y'all. Y'all got me [ __ ] up. Y'all think he can put his hands on me? Again, he swung at him. >> nothing. He pushed me. After telling you to stay back and you did not comply. >> even talking to his ass. Doesn't matter. Don't act all surprised. Now you're under arrest. >> even doing [ __ ] What the Is this fun? Are you doing okay? Do you have any injuries on you? Okay. I'm going to get you out of here, okay? All right, step up to that gray door, all right? Who is that other jerk kept chirping at you? Who? That other that other lady. She trouble? Uh I don't know. She kept on talking to me though. And as I'm talking to the >> talking all kinds of stuff. Yeah, she was chirping. >> As I'm talking to both these officers, people are pushing me. I'm a girl. You don't have to do that. I almost fell back. You don't have to do that to me. That's violent, right? Wasn't it? I know. Things escalated pretty quick. So, I I'll I'll try to explain to what I'll do is I'll try to explain to >> him back and then he's saying I swung at him. No, you pushed me to the point where I stumbled all the way back here. I'm a female. >> I saw that happen. 20-year-old female. You don't have to put your What started as an argument at the park escalated into charges of assaulting a police officer. >> [music] >> And just a few minutes of losing control could completely change the future of her nursing career. I know you you just got to listen to what he's saying. And I know it's hard to do sometimes. Okay? But at least now you're away from her cuz I don't know what the hell her deal was. Do you Do you know her? >> my hands on her. The girl pulled on threw a bag in my face and everything. >> Okay, good. >> I did not touch her at all. >> Okay. Cuz yeah, we we saw just a big old group of people and then we saw you two yelling at each other. Okay, can you take your purse off for me? Go ahead and place it right up here, okay? Okay, so I was looking at the other person, but what I can give you some context right now to help you understand a little bit more as to why you were placed under arrest, okay? And that other officer will be back eventually too to speak with you with what happens and then you'll get some paperwork done. >> him. He's very rude. Okay. Um He pushed the [ __ ] out of me like on the streets. So, in those situations, it it's not So, you were trying to kind of focus on two things at once, right? So, you were just involved in some crazy thing and then all of a sudden you're you're talking back and forth with that other lady, right? And then we show up, right? So, [music] at that moment our priority becomes cuz we're we're kind of walking into a fog, right? We don't know who's who. we don't know who's the bad guy or anything like that. So, we don't want further fights to happen. So, what that officer did, he stepped towards you, he says, "Hey, stay back." Okay? And then I stepped towards the other person and said, "Hey, stay back." So, she's not coming towards me or anything, but she's tripping at you, right? So, that's probably what's distracting you, but when that officer gives you a command to stay back and then you advance, right? So, that's So, he I So, he pushed you back and then you advanced once more, okay? And that's the reason you were placed under arrest, okay? Cuz by by placing it it's unlawful to put your hands on a law enforcement officer in that fashion. >> for him to push us out I mean like that? No. If If he gives you If he gives you the verbal command to do so. I Well, I I I think So, well, the phrase of if it's okay or not, it it is situation dependent, right? I didn't see exactly what happened, so um that can be decided later on, okay? Cuz there'll be a court date for this, but once we get this figured out, you you will be released today, okay? Unless something else crazy comes up, okay? Hey, this could be a very very small road bump and you can get back to your So, what are you studying? What are you studying right now? >> Nothing. Oh, I'm Okay. Well, cuz we have another place and you're going to be there. That's my whole plan. This this whole situation's going to be He's charged with battery on a police [music] officer, assault on a police officer, and resisting arrest. Next. An 18-year-old [music] student thought she was only helping with a fire investigation, but minutes later, police suddenly demanded to seize her phone in the middle of the night. So, go ahead and hang up. Seize my phone for what? Go ahead go ahead and hang up. Why? Go ahead and hang up. They want to seize my phone, but I'm not under arrest right now. You're not under arrest, but your phone's going to be seized. Oh, no. No. We're going to You're going to hang up the phone. Um they want to seize my phone, but I'm not So, so so listen so They're reading them all around me. So, listen. You you >> [music] >> Listen for a second. So, the fire's going to be under investigation. That's fine. Okay? And we're going to seize your phone. Why? Because we are cuz the fire's under investigation. >> I need to know why my phone's being seized. They're not telling me a reason why my phone's being seized. They're not telling me a reason why my phone's being seized. They're not telling me a reason why my phone's being seized. They're not telling me why my phone's being >> I just did. But you said it's under investigation, which I didn't [music] >> So So, listen to me. The fire That's her phone. So, the fire's going to be under investigation, and your phone's going to be seized. Is she Yes, everybody's phone's being seized. Oh, no, because you never you never told me that my phone would be seized when I got here. She didn't tell me that. Okay, and when I And when I got here, the detective wasn't here. We're waiting for the detective. So, the detective's going to seize your phone. >> told me they You told me that you were about to take me home. Okay. So, I'm not going to sit here and argue with you. So, you can hang up you can hang up your the phone, and I can take you home. Yep. So, No, they're not taking my phone and letting me leave. I don't know what I'm going to It's 3:00 a.m. It's 4:00 a.m. I can't go without my phone. Where Where am I going to go without my phone if I do the interview? >> That's that That's up to you. Well, if I do the interview, can >> You can go do the You can go do the interview, but your phone's going to currently be seized. Can I talk to him first? Can he come down here cuz Nope, we're we're not going to do that. So, you can hang up the phone, or I'm going to take the phone. That's how this is going to work. Oh, absolutely. So, >> She said hang up the phone, and they're going to take the phone, cuz at this point I'm being threatened. It's not a threat. I've asked you several times, and you're just going to go back and forth with me. I'm being asked why my phone's being taken. >> So, the fire's going to be under investigation by the fire department. So, stop talk Stop Don't interrupt me. >> to do with my device. So, don't interrupt me. The fire is going to be under investigation. >> Don't ever tell me not to [ __ ] interrupt you when I'm being disrespected. So, the phone's going to be seized. So, in a second I'm going to take it. >> asking you. I'm being >> So, if you I'm being I'm not being rebuttal. I'm asking you a reason. >> you would like to talk to the detective, you can. Why is my phone being seized? >> If you would like to talk to the detective that is seizing it, you can. Do you wish to talk to him? All because she refused to hand over her phone immediately, the young woman was suddenly slammed to the floor in front of multiple officers inside the [music] station. I don't know. That might That's not my question. >> I need to ask him for that before I get So, the question is are you going to provide an interview? No. No? Okay. Go ahead and hand me the phone. I have to know if my phone is okay. Hand >> me the phone. Why? I don't care. Taylor, do not kick. Okay, push your legs out. Stop. Relax. Relax. Mom, I'm not letting me go. I promise. Relax. >> Mom, I'm not letting go. Relax. We just want your phone. That's it. We just want your phone. You're trying to give me a no protection. Get Taylor, don't kick. No. Stop it. Stop kicking. Stop kicking. Stop kicking. Hey, Taylor, give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> Come on. Give me your hand. Give me your hand. Taylor. Turn her to that way. This way toward me? Give me Roll. Give me Roll. Give me your hand, Taylor. >> Which way we rolling? >> Give me your hand. I almost have I'm going to keep doing the pressure point until you let go. Let go. Got this arm. Release your hand. Release your other hand. Release your other hand, Taylor. I got her elbow out. I got her hand. Right here. I got her wrist. Got this. You got it. Who has cuffs? Cuffs. Cuffs. Okay, you can let me go. Watch out, Montgomery. Relax. I got the hands. Oh my god, y'all put me in cuffs now. No, I'm not under arrest. Relax your arm, Taylor. >> Arm under arrest. You're under arrest. Relax your arm. I'm under arrest for what? You know what I'm taking her for? No. Oh my god. I'm calling the cases department off the floor. You all have no right. I came down here willingly because you're a black woman. Okay. Hold on. I want you to think about how you're doing another black woman. Okay. Where you going to Relax. Relax. You just put me in handcuffs and I came down here willingly. Can you not hear a double arm? Hold on, let me tighten them up. I came down here willingly. Screams echoed through the hallway as the young woman repeatedly insisted she had come to the station voluntarily. But the situation suddenly spiraled completely [music] out of control. Stay down. Oh, relax. Stay down. Get me off the Relax. STAY DOWN. >> WHY AM I on the floor? All right, Taylor. Okay, we're going to roll this way. Ready? No. >> on the floor? We're going to get you up. Relax. Relax. You're pinning me up like I'm a [ __ ] human. We're rolling We're rolling my way. Roll my way. We're going your way. Roll my way. All right, stand up. Get Go to your knees, Taylor. Y'all is okay with this. All of y'all. Are you a black woman? You are a black African-American woman. Her property? Oh, that was my Where's the phone at? You're black. Where's her purse at? All right, we're going this way. >> They're white. I expected it from them. They're black, too. You also kicked me in the head, so You also I CAME HERE WILLINGLY CUZ I TRUSTED YOU. And look at what you're doing. Are you willing to provide a statement or no? What does that mean? Are you going to talk to me if we go back there or not? >> You are forcing me to. >> I'm asking you if you're going to provide >> But you're forcing me to. >> force you to talk. You're taking my items. I'm seizing this for now, yes. What does that mean? >> to provide a statement? >> My Detective, I need to talk to her. I need an attorney present. >> you can Okay. I need a lawyer. >> You can take her to jail. All right. Take me to jail. >> Where's her property? Whatever charges you guys have. You have resisting and aggravated battery of a police officer. >> OH MY GOD. OKAY, I'll do the interview. You still have the charges. I didn't aggravate you. You assaulted me. Okay, relax. You assaulted me. I'm 18 years old and you assaulted me. Of course I'm aggravated. I I wasn't I'm resisting arrest. You didn't say that I was under arrest. Is this the back of your earring? Are you arrest Are you putting something on my record? You're being arrested. I asked you So, listen. Don't I asked you to provide your phone and you refused, okay? When you refused You didn't give me a reason. So, nope. I said your phone was being seized. >> [music] >> You never gave me the reason. Don't interrupt me. I said your phone was being seized. I asked you the reason. I trusted you. That's why I came. You did not hand me your phone, okay? [music] Then we took your phone. Okay, several officers. You're going to jail. I kicked you out because you all were manhandling. What began as a voluntary interview to assist an investigation ended with the 18-year-old student spending the night in handcuffs and facing multiple [music] serious charges. Interview? I CAME HERE UNDER FALSE PRETENSES. That is a case itself. >> Do you want to go back and talk or not? There will be three cases filed in the morning, I promise you. [music] >> Yes or no? Do you want to go? Let's go. Let's go to the cage, to jail, wherever we're going. I need to make a call. I get one call, I know that much. I get one call, I know that much. Do you want to go with him? You want something or no? Do you have any charges for this? No. Resisting aggravated battery. I I resisted because you gave me no reason. You cannot search me or take my items without giving me no reason. So that you have a case for. And it wasn't aggravated assault, it's called defending myself when I feel that I'm in harm's way. And that's the situation that you put me in because I thought I was coming for an interview. And now I'm in handcuffs without a phone. All right, pat her down. I'll search her right now. Why would you lie to me? >> I didn't lie to you. You did lie to me and >> not lie to you. You told me he was here when we got here. You told me I was doing an interview and you would take me home. Why are you treating me like I'm a criminal? There was a fire at my house. Correct. And that's what you were here for the interview, you said. Yes. So stop yelling, okay? I'm going to talk to you. [music] You said you were here for an interview, right? >> Right. Our detectives come in from Bloomington. I don't know how long it takes them to [music] get here. I get I wasn't mad at you. I told you that. >> I know that. You said you didn't no longer want to do that interview, right? >> No, cuz I'm tired. I said I won't be of much help right now. >> Correct. So that's why you went to the lobby. I was going [music] to take you home. Right. >> At that point, the officer wanted your phone seized. >> You didn't say that. You said he wanted my phone conversation. You didn't give me that specific reason, ma'am. Cuz you're yelling at me for about 5 minutes. So, I >> Because you know, I wasn't understanding and I'm asking you the same question. I asked you the same question multiple times and you did not answer me. What reason? You didn't answer me one time. Does that not matter to you when I'm sitting here talking to you? I tried to talk to you and reason with you. >> You weren't reasoning with me. >> And you were just yelling. >> You were just telling me and I'm asking you questions like a human being. And you're smiling. This is funny to you? Illinois battery against a police [music] officer commonly carries penalties ranging from 3 to 7 years in prison or even more depending on injuries and case circumstances, [music] along with fines that can reach up to $25,000. She was arrested for resisting and [music] battering a police officer. She thought she was coming in to help with the investigation, but ended up checking herself straight into a criminal [music] record instead. Hey, everyone. What do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, [music] and support our fundraising efforts. Thank you so much.