My children are home alone. WAIT, YOU TAKE SOMEBODY DOWN ON THE ground until I have nowhere to go. You dumb. >> Thank you. Now >> police arrive only to serve an arrest warrant. But Karen has other plans full of fangs and chaos. >> Youer do not touch me. >> Get hering HANDS OFF ME. >> COOL OUT IF you keep resisting. Tense fight turns tragic when the woman decides to use force instead of reason. A warrant was issued for domestic violence, but when police approached the car in the garage, they had no idea what awaited them. A storm of frantic resistance. [music] >> Ma'am, we'll talk about everything, but get out of the car. 20x per day. We're in the garage. It's closing. Step out. >> Excuse me. No. Excuse your hands off of you. >> Step out of the car right now. Yes. >> No. Step out of the car. >> Get your hands off. >> Get out of the car. >> You're under arrest. >> No, I am not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I am not. >> Yes, you are. >> Get your hands off. >> Open this garage door. >> No. You get your hands off of him. >> No. >> Get out of the car now. >> No. >> I will tase you if you don't get out of the car. >> You better take your hands off of him right now. Get your hands off. >> Stop. I told YOU YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> WHY? >> Cuz you have a warrant and you're wanted for a domestic battery. Yes, you are. >> Excuse me. I just sent a message and I am Excuse me. >> Excuse me. >> Get out of the car right now. >> No. >> I told you I can handle this peacefully, but you have to get out of the car. >> No, you never said that. >> I sent you a message. My attorney >> Affirmative. I won't cough up. >> You did. Somebody say that you could come into our house. >> You don't stop tugging me. >> I'm going to tase you if you don't get No. Yes. No. >> You're obstructing right now. Do you understand? >> You're obstructing. >> I'm not going to tell you again. >> No. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Get out of the car. Right. >> One female. >> You did this. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't. >> Andy asked me to come. >> Excuse me. >> Andy asked to get out of car. >> No, Andy yanked me. >> When taken to the patrol car, the situation completely spiraled out of control with insults, the smell of alcohol, cursing, and then a sudden act that forced the officer to file another charge. >> Alone in danger. >> I need to call my attorney. I'm not getting in that car until I call my attorney. I'm calling my No, I'm calling my attorney. >> Not going to happen. No, I'm calling my attorney. >> Call your [ __ ] Now I'm calling right now. You're under arrest. >> No, I'm calling my attorney. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> MY CHILDREN ARE HOME ALONE. >> You order in the car. We will HOME ALONE. MY CHILDREN are home alone. >> We will take care of your children. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT TAKING care of [ __ ] >> The way YOU TAKE CARE OF SOMEBODY DOWN IN THE GROUND. >> NO, wait for your children. >> You are a shittying human being. That's messed up. >> You You throw somebody down in front of their children. What the is SUPPOSED TO GET DOWN? I TOLD YOU. >> You You piece of [ __ ] You know what? You are the piece of dirt that I wouldn't piss on if you were on fire. >> I smell an odor of alcohol on your breath. >> No, that's my piss. >> That's your piss? >> I'm pissing on you. >> Okay. >> You're the worst part of the society. You think? >> I don't think so. >> Oh, no. I don't. I [ __ ] know it. >> You are the worst. You take down a mother in front of hering children, but you are somehow >> he asked you pretty politely to get out. >> No, he didn't. No, he didn't. Were you there? >> Sounds like you were clean, right? >> Were you there? >> You saw my emergency lights before you even got in there. >> Were you there? Were you there? >> Bend your legs. >> No. Were you there? >> Your legs. Focus. >> Were you there? >> What I saw when I walked in? >> Yeah. Chevy truck. >> Hey, I didn't tell you to get out of the car. Stop. >> Do you have your phone on you? >> Don't touch me. >> Do you have your phone on you? >> Get your [ __ ] hands off me. >> Where's your phone? >> Do not >> Where's your phone at? >> Do not touch me. Did I ever say >> do you do not touch me? Get his [ __ ] hands off me. Get youring hands off me. >> HEY, IF YOU KEEP RESISTING, I'm going to charge you with that. If you >> You know what? I'm going to charge you with putting your [ __ ] dirty ass hands on me. >> Stop moving. Let him take off your watch. >> You You don't get to touch me. You are a disgusting piece of [ __ ] >> The next time. No. The next time you touch me. >> Hey, get in the car. >> Sit in the car. >> No, he doesn't get to touch me. >> Okay, sit in the car. >> I'll sue you. The woman screamed in the middle of the night, but no one expected that just a minute later, she would blurt out something that immediately alerted the police. >> Use the words and let's use her hands. Hey, get in the car. If you don't, you're going to get charged with obstruction. Get in the car. >> Touches me again. >> Get in the car. Sean, >> get your hands off. He's not even touching you. Get in the car. I'm not touching you. >> No, he's touched me. Get in the car. >> He's touched me way more times than appropriate. >> Sean, get in. No. Do you know what he's done? >> Stop kicking us. >> I'm going to kick YOU RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE. >> That's mean. Don't do that. >> Pull the strap out the door. THAT MOTHERUCKER HAS TOUCHED me more times than her. >> Do you understand how many times he's a couple years? >> One. >> We could just do what he says. >> Listen to what he says. >> I'm coming for him. >> Okay. >> My attorney is filing charges against you. Let's take her out of here. I'll meet you guys at >> dirt bag that I've ever witnessed in my entire life. >> Do you need anything in regards to your house? >> I am suing you. >> You are dead. >> What's that? >> You are getting sued. >> No. No. What' you say before that? >> You said I am dead. What do you mean by that? >> You are. >> Elaborate on it if you mean it. >> You You're getting sued. You have touched me. >> Do aol too. She tried to bite me. >> You think you're cool? You can beat up a girl. >> Good for you. Good for you. >> Henry 20. I'm transporting one female station. >> Good for you. You're stronger than girls. Wow. >> 97197 971 97. From a simple arrest warrant to a series of criminal charges when the case was open, this was no longer a story of a single mother being wronged, but the end of a series of acts of defiance of the law. >> Okay. No, you're not kidding. 200 lb. You think I'm going to take a 200 lb dude? >> You've already kicked at us a lot of times. You're not going to WIN US. >> WHY? BECAUSE that guy right there, >> the one bite. Okay, Sean, let's go. Why? Could you ask yourself a question? >> Why like this? >> Why? Cuz that guy beat me up and drugged me out of my car in front of my [ __ ] KID. >> CUZ THAT GUY IS A DEAD BOY. >> You don't have You don't have any sort of consciousness or awareness as >> you can't. >> No, I can't. >> You were standing outside the car earlier, weren't you? How can I stand up? >> Well, you're not being nice to me, sister. >> You're not BEING NICE TO ME. YOU NEVER HAVE. >> ALL RIGHT, then we're going to have to >> Do you know how many Do you know how many times I've served you guys food? I've sat out there and served you guys hot dogs. >> I wish you would just be nice to [ __ ] nice to me. Are you [ __ ] kidding me? You're making my wrists bleed. >> Yeah. >> Was charged with multiple felonies, including third offense, aggravated DUI with a minor, assault on a police officer, obstructing an officer, and possession of open alcohol in a vehicle. Next, she just confessed to working as a prostitute for a living, and then suddenly asked the police to shoot her in the forehead. But that was just the beginning. What's going on? >> Does it matter what's going on? Just take me to jail like these people want. >> Why would they want you guys? >> I don't want to die. I just want to go somewhere safe and I want my parents and my family to be okay. >> So, would you mind me asking what what all these big scars on you from? Where did that come from? Car crash. >> I was in a car crash. >> Okay. How many years ago? 2019 2021 22 3 years ago is a [ __ ] copy >> who's from >> God of fire. >> Okay. So you got in a bad >> lower case. >> So you got in a big car accident it looks like. So you got a big scar there. >> It was it was a car accident. Big is debatable. >> Huh? >> Yeah the word big is debatable. >> Oh okay. So no well I'm just looking at your scars. It looks like you're pretty messed up there. That's why I was asking. >> I'm physically healthy. >> Yeah. >> I'm just in pain sometimes. >> I like to walk a lot and get picked up by strangers and have sex with them. >> So, you've been here about 3 weeks and you've had to do prostitution. >> Yes. >> And the locals here to get money to eat or something. >> Correct. Eat drugs. Food or sorry, food was said by clothes. >> So, what happened today with you in the bus? Would the bus get mad at you, the driver, or what? What happened with y'all? What? >> I got an argument with the black man >> on the bus. >> It was about race. It's about race >> on on the bus. >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, what about it? >> I said, "Praise the news." And he said, "You call me the Edward and then I got so mad at the bus driver for yelling at me, too." As soon as the officer turned his back, she rushed forward and hit the security guard. The unprovoked attack left everyone stunned. >> She just assaulted me. >> I know. >> Let's go. >> Have a good day. >> Anything else on you? >> No. >> Nowhere hidden. Okay. >> I don't think you can check my blanket. >> Your blanket? >> That's my blanket right there. >> No, I don't want to check your blanket, sweetie. I just want you to keep cover, but I want to make sure you don't have anything hidden nowhere. >> All right, take a seat in here. >> Are you looking to press charges on her? >> Um, I mean, what what's she got going on? Like, I don't I don't want anyone to get in like crazy trouble, but you just can't people like that, you know? >> That's what I said. I I I can't tell you much of her background. And I can't really tell, you know, get into too far of a detail about it, but you are a victim. If you want to be a victim, >> that's why I'm here. I seen it. Do >> I got to go to court? >> Of course. There's no I mean, how else can you You're a victim. >> You're the only one who can win. You know what I mean? >> All right. Um, >> so I mean, that's why I'm asking you now. I mean, I I I like I like I said, did she strike you? Did she not strike you? Do you want to press charges? Do you not want to press charges? That's your business. I cannot >> I just want her to trespass on the property permanently. That's what I want. >> Do you have that ability? >> I have If I tell you to do it, you have the ability. No, >> I had someone uh >> Yeah. No, I can trespass. But I'm just saying, are you are I don't know >> like who you work for, how you work for. Do you have the Do they give the security authority to trust people off the property? >> Yeah, I had I had it happen uh last week. Some a homeless person was living in the Sears building. I had trespass. >> So, the security company, they do our lab. Okay. Your name? >> The police tried to get her to safety, but she showed that the shock was not over. She screamed, insulted the police, and stunned the entire team. >> Why are you putting your hands on people? >> He approached me. >> He what? Yeah, he works here. >> Justice, that's why >> he works here. You can't just keep running around thinking you can run up, put your hands on people. >> I don't care. No more No more speeches from you. >> Do you hear me? >> Don't yell at me. Yeah, I'm going to yell at you cuz I'm sitting here reaching my neck out trying to get people to help you and get stuff for you. And while I'm >> He wants to help me. >> And while I'm sitting in my truck, you're over here trying to fight some security guy who's going to work. >> He deserves it. >> No, he doesn't deserve anything. >> Yes, he does. >> Now, you better be glad that he doesn't want to press charges against you cuz I would have took you to jail today. Now, you clear with me? He doesn't want to press charges. >> Okay? >> But you are not welcome at this place anymore, this mall. Okay? >> Where am I supposed to go? >> You're going to leave this property and you're never going to return here. And if you do, you'd face criminal charges. I'm going to trespass you from you. >> No. What the is the point? >> Cuz you have a chance to leave. You have all of Pasco County. You're not allowed here. >> All of Pasco County. >> You can go anywhere else. But you're trespass from this property now. This this uh I'm at this mall. >> There's nothing at this mall. >> So don't come back here again. >> You're going to say that until I have nowhere to go. You dumb. >> Take out. >> Is that what you want? >> Yes. Are you dumb? >> All right. Which way you're going? >> If you kick my door one more time, I can tell you it isn't going to be pretty. >> What are you going to do for me? You going to stick that finger up my ass cuz I might enjoy it. >> You got anybody wrecked? Guess what? Women. Okay. I was going to say put her on the side. Did you have other problems? Just kidding. >> The hospital, she continued to go crazy, resisting the nurses screaming like a possessed person and then said a sentence that made everyone's hair stand on end. >> Everything looks pretty good here. >> You mind if I set this right here? >> Don't do anything. >> Jazz, I'm right behind you. Okay, we're going to go to bayonet. >> Please stay away from me. >> What res What rescue number is this? >> This rescue 11 [ __ ] Jeffrey Dmer was just like me. I was just like him. He was just like me. Maybe I'll get my head smashed in the toilet and jail by a black person just like you did. Maybe the cops are [ __ ] I don't have sex anymore. I'm going down down down and I'm never letting a man touch me again. I don't have I have a hairy vagina cuz I like it natural like Eve. matter. >> You don't wear blue. >> You wear blue stripe. >> I wear a blue stripe. Yeah. This is my uniform. My boss doesn't have to wear this uniform. I just wear the patch. >> I like looking at like what are you doing? You know, >> you like to look at what? >> You know what I'm saying? I'm looking at your like going on. Am I a robot or what? >> They bring in part. >> Yeah, they uh he was about to go and then uh the 21 came out. >> I'm actually trying to cover you. >> I don't care. You're not doing it right. >> In the state of Florida, assault on a police officer is punished severely under section 784.07. Simple assault on a police officer is a thirdderee felony punishable by up to five years in prison and a $5,000 zero cent. The woman was eventually charged with assault on a law enforcement officer. A serious felony that could result in jail time fines or mandatory supervision combined with mental health treatment. >> Oh, you [ __ ] You hit How long am I going to be in jail? >> We're probably in jail. >> Really? >> When reason leaves and the heart beats against another's face, only the law can save. [screaming] >> We're going to the car. Stop. Do not pull AWAY FROM ME, MAN. [laughter] >> A seemingly peaceful vacation turns into a nightmare when the person the family trusts the most suddenly goes crazy right in the hotel. You really love me if you CELEBRATED for you. >> Stop. >> Cut it out. >> I can't live. >> WELL, CALM DOWN. YOU'LL SIT UP. RELAX. >> I can't live. >> Calm the down. >> My baby kick you, [ __ ] Godamn it. I got everything. >> Stop kicking. >> Are you serious? You ain't even feeling [ __ ] >> You gay ass. How you pulling on me? YOU WANT TO PULL my [ __ ] >> Roll over on your side. >> You want to pull my [ __ ] >> I'll pull your [ __ ] Yeah. >> Please require honey. Please. >> Oh, now you got a felony. >> Please. I got a fart. >> You got a felony now, >> man. You [ __ ] ass face. >> I already got everything in the office. >> We got battery. >> Hey, you told Hey, you going to have to y'all going to get to YO. HEY, MOMMY. >> YOU SAY WHAT? MOMMY, DID I DO ANYTHING WRONG? MOMMY. HEY, DON'T TRY TO DIRECT CALL [ __ ] [ __ ] HEY, YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] DON'T TRY TO DIRECT CALL YOU. HEY, YOU CROOKED [ __ ] >> MAN, YOU [ __ ] MAN. YOU LET THIS [ __ ] GO DOWN. I'M YOUTUBE, MR. PIT. >> CAN I talk to you for a second? >> Who god? She was hired to take care of the children, but that night the whole family had to run away from the person they once considered family. >> THEY GOING TO PROSTITUTE Y'ALL DUMB ASS [ __ ] AND I stand up front. >> Are you serious? I just stand up. Are you MOTHER YOU RABBIT ASS MOM? I'm going to sue y'all. Yeah, I'M GOING TO Y'ALL. YOU REALLY YOU literally s all I did was stand up. I thought all we can do is stand up. I can't do nothing but stand up. I'M GOING TO LOOK AT LOOK AT THIS. PLEASE, SIR. LOOK AT THIS. NOW YOU WANT TO LOOK NOW YOU WANT TO TAKE HIS FOOT OFF. OH YEAH. Your little your little fat funky ass going to get s. Yeah. Your ass going to get sued. Hey, why the camera? Can we go to the cameras? I want you to do that. Can I Can I >> I DON'T SEE NO CAMERA BLANKET. I DON'T SEE NO CAMERA BLANKET. [screaming] WHERE YOUR CAMERA BLANKET ON YOUR PHONES, MAN. MAN, where's y'all? I don't need to be hard. Can you please tell don't be HARD WALKING? >> HOLD ON. LOOK. LOOK. CAN YOU PLEASE >> WHAT IS YOUR BADGE NUMBER, [ __ ] >> CALM DOWN. >> WHAT'S YOUR BADGE NUMBER? Y'ALL SUPPOSED TO ESCORT THAT WHEN IT'S RIGHT WHEN IT'S SPOKEN TO. WHAT'S YOUR BADGE NUMBER? WHAT IS YOUR BADGE NUMBER? >> WHAT IS YOUR BADGE NUMBER? OH, YOU TRYING TO YOU TRYING TO stoop my head. Mr. L. Just we need you to get out%. [screaming] I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I got to go. >> Stand up. >> I GOT TO GO OVER [screaming] like a dog. Like a dog. Please help me. Sir, you please I'm only 23. SIR, PLEASE I'LL PAY YOU MORE. I GET PAID 75 TONIGHT JUST TO WATCH THE BABY. SIR, just a baby. If I take it to court, I'll take it to court. All them mother $75 night, sir. >> The police were called. A chaotic struggle broke out with screams echoing down the hallways. Crazy accusations and unbelievable counterattacks. >> My life. Oh, you [ __ ] You hit the [ __ ] YOU HIT MY HEAD. YOU DIRTY ass [ __ ] You ain't going to never have no child. >> I don't know how many. >> She spit at me. I mean, it did make contact with me, but >> she kicked me in the face. So, >> yeah, that's easy. Let's just get save. Whoever >> were you were involved in all this? >> Yes. >> What happened? So, we were up there and they were like going at each other and we see their faces were all bloody and stuff and uh we separated. Mike grabbed we were separated and we're trying to stay in the middle and she's cussing at us, threatening us all kinds of [ __ ] and she started charging us. So, I was just like I'm backing off of there and she went after him and grabbed him and I'm like, "Okay, this ain't going to end." I reached out, grabbed up behind one arm, grabbed my arm and just brought her down and laid her down. That's when she was kicking her flare and they grabbed her legs and we were like well I guess we'll wait here for So I kind of >> Were you hit or >> I was bit you were bit >> she's like I'm I can't breathe. So I let go a little bit and I was like all right and then she tried to reach and bite and she I felt her grabbing and I pulled her by hair off she bit >> right here is like yeah go to the hospital. I wiped her down with a bunch of alcohol and [ __ ] They're like yeah go get checked out. >> Do you want to criminal charges? >> No. >> Can I get Do you have an ID? So you guys responded out there? >> Oh yeah. And they were like in the middle of my hallway and she was screaming at him and just cursing at him. I don't want money. You only I need 10 grand or some [ __ ] I'm looking at both the bra like oh this is physical. So we got a call saying it was a domestic dispute. It was physical but I was like this was a little bit more than just a little physical. >> Yeah. >> An incident that shocked the community from a close relationship. Absolute trust to an unexpected night of horror. >> Friend came to get a charger out of the truck there behind you. she approached me and tried to sort of get sexually active. Um, I shared that experience with my wife and uh, it escalated to where she was, I guess, trying to prove that it happened. Wife, you know, obviously wasn't quite sure if I was lying and she kept getting more and more and more and more upset and uh, she started actually hitting me and then she started going after my wife for some other reason. Started hitting me again. We started throwing which as you'll see in the room throwing things that time. Um I have a wife and her friendly and I try to retain her and she says >> you have a partner. >> No I don't. >> Um and at that point obviously got to the point where she was being so aggressive that I couldn't really leave the scene. >> What exactly did she do? >> What was that? >> What exactly? I can see that you have injuries to your face. And >> she said already said like she wants to fight me now. And I've done everything for this girl for she's lived with us. She's been taking care of our baby. Every needle she's had for 3 months. Last 3 months. Every bit of >> It's been 3 months now. >> I think it might be more. I'm I got four kids. I don't My days run together, but um everything we've done everything. We've been paying her $75 a night to stay with the baby. I've never seen her act like this. We go downstairs, get a charger, and come upstairs. Whether he was he was wrong, she was wrong, I don't care. I don't care. But she laid hands on my husband. Police arrested the woman on multiple charges, assault, resisting law enforcement, threatening, and causing a public disturbance. She will be detained and brought to trial according to legal procedures. The victim's family announced that they will move, cut off all contact, and consider filing a civil lawsuit for the mental and physical harm caused by the nanny. Next, a late night distress call, a shattered window, and the naked truth emerging from a bedroom. But who is the real victim >> so far? Is they're arguing. He's saying that she she beat on him, but he's got no marks on her. >> Who is she? >> I guess the wife. >> I'm going to I haven't gone upstairs yet. Sir, is she your wife? >> No. >> Who is she? >> My girlfriend. >> Girlfriend. All right. >> He's been Explain to him what's been going on. I've been asleep for two hours. Well, I mean, you you were the one involved. Explain it to us. >> No, I'm the victim. He was asleep. >> Okay. >> And she came home. They're staying in that room. >> Okay. >> He was pissed off into that room. She found out he was in that room around the side of the house and started throwing a bunch of windows and crawled through the window. He came through that door. >> Yeah. >> And he was just kicking her out of getting in here. laughing. I'm embarrassed as >> I know, but I'm just saying >> it all started over. >> So, you asked him that you you asked him to have explain this to us and he is. >> So, let him finish. >> All that happened was >> it was just kind of >> back and forth him until she kind of just stopped. >> And then in the inter room while all this is occurring, she's just throwing his [ __ ] into the >> How did the window get broken? >> She threw something to the window. I don't know. >> Then she crawled through it. I already blocked the deal. Police were called to a quiet house, but what they saw inside was anything but peaceful. And the last person to scream wasn't the first to speak up. >> Tori, it's a US police. >> Hi. Can you step out and talk to us? >> Yes. >> You want to So, did anything happen? >> He's just an [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, what happened? >> Well, he went to a strip club and like was trying to cheat on me and I caught him. So, I got mad at him. >> Okay. Well, what happened when you got mad at him? >> I threw everything out the window. >> Okay. If you're going to hide in a room downstairs and you can't sleep with me, then you know you're guilty. So, I'm just pissed. He didn't touch me, do anything, but try to cheat on me. Caught him in the axe and that's it. >> Okay. Did you touch him at all? >> Yeah, I did slap him. >> He did the face. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Around 10:15. Y >> How long am I going to be in jail? >> Probably until noon. Really? >> Yeah. Do you need some shoes? >> Y'all are going to arrest me. >> We have to. It's domestic. Do you have shoes that you want? >> No, I'm not going to relax cuz you're going to take me to jail. Really? >> Yeah. >> You've been asleep. >> I'll go to jail. We're not going to jail. [ __ ] you. >> Do you have a jacket in here you want? >> You know what? Whatever y'all want. >> Ridiculous. >> If you want a jacket, tell me what >> if a dude's going to try to cheat on me and it's my [ __ ] fault. >> Do you want a jacket or not? >> No, I don't want a jacket. I'll walk on the street naked. >> Just stand by for a second. Ma'am. Ma'am, don't pull away from me. I'm trying to >> No, I'm ready. >> I'm trying to double lock these cuffs so that they don't >> Ma'am, please calm down. No, >> I don't want to calm down. All right, they're done. All right. It wasn't a request. You need to chill out right now. You understand me? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Come on. >> She was angry, throwing things, banging on windows, but insisted I am the victim. So, what happened before the handcuffs were snapped? >> Slow down, ma'am. Don't want you to fall. You >> won't fall. >> Baby, >> no. >> We're going to the car. >> Stop. Do not fall away from me, ma'am. Do not pull away from her, >> ma'am. All right, cover her up. Come on. >> Stand up. >> Stop pulling away from us. You hear me? Come on. Walk. >> Cover her up. Come on. Come on. Tie in the front. YEAH. TURN AROUND. >> THIS IS A reflection of y'all, not me. >> Well, I asked you if you wanted jacket. Come on. >> Y'all areing [ __ ] >> Come on. Walk. [ __ ] >> How? See if we could get her a jacket. >> Jack. Well, I want her to have a jacket. >> I want this to happen. I want this to happen cuz he's a cheater. It's my fault. >> Cover yourself. [crying and laughter] >> It's going to cover you up. All right. >> Not yet. May I move this way for just a second? >> No. >> I got to get the seat belt. I have seat belt. [laughter] >> Amanda says he lives. He's going to be [ __ ] joing and he's a cheater. Y'all are all picss. [laughter] >> I didn't expect that it was going to fall off. >> A two-year love affair ends in tears. Handcuffs and a court hearing the next morning. But whose side will justice be on? He's letting me go to jail. >> All right, Mr. Casey. I do. We know where her identification is. Possibly upstairs. >> Did you ask her? >> No, she's not talking to us. >> So, the way it works is um we're going to list in the report that the window was was broken during an altercation. There was no altercation. >> Well, you know, I mean, it's for all intents and purposes, just for the definition of what transpired there. I understand that you didn't find >> No altercation. I locked the door and went to sleep or something. >> Anyways, so uh >> we need to find $5,000, but it should all [ __ ] out. >> So, what we're going to do is uh go get your stuff. I'll stay with you because I got a bunch of flashlights. We'll make sure you got everything. Uh, she has her cell phone if you want to go get her out in the morning. She's got first appearance. She'll meet with a judge. >> What time is first appearance? >> It depends. >> In the state of Florida, assault is punishable by up to one year in jail or one year of probation and a fine of up to $1,000. She faces three charges assault. Resisting arrest and destruction [music] of property, all of which could result in jail time. Fines are both depending on severity in the state in which the case is heard. >> So, uh, you're you're going to be charged with, um, battery. Okay. Right. >> It's not domestic. Why am I charged with a battery? >> Do you have do you have anything else on your pocket? >> When love turns into obsession, some women lose control and are willing to destroy everything, even the life of the man they once loved. >> And and me, I'm not going to let her be. So, I'm like, yo, what the stop? Stop blasting my chest, smacking me. >> I'm like, man, put that [ __ ] down. You got to go bust my windows or I'm going to knock you out. You know what I'm saying? Cuz that's what it is. I can't let you bust my windows on my This is my mama call. >> She just wanted her phone back, but no one expected that request to lead to the police intervening. >> I already just said the police. >> Okay. I know, but right now you're not free to go. Okay. You got to wait for us to figure out what's going on. All right. Once we figure out what's going on my phone, it won't give me my phone, bro. >> Okay. All right. So, I know there's two sides of the story. You want to get the baby off and we'll stand over here in the shade. Now, >> on this [ __ ] bro. No. You said I would put your hands over my sister with my phone. So, you want to tell us your side of the story or I'm not telling no sign. I'm ready to go. Ain't nothing happened. You want me my phone? So, I said I'm leaving. Ain't nothing happened. >> All right. So, he's claiming stuff over there, right? So, officer talking to him and based on what he says, then we'll go from there. >> J, come get that sister right there. He won't even give my phone. He took my phone. >> Hey, that's a figure. I don't want to talk. >> I know. That's fine. That's fine. >> She said took my phone. >> We were just good coming from the house. He took my phone right when we came from the house. You do my hair, girl. She took my phone cuz you see I was talking to Jesus. We not together. Stay together. What you so mad for? >> She refused to cooperate and denied all accusations. But when cornered, she claimed she didn't hit anyone and was only trying to retrieve her phone. Taken in a moment of jealousy. Was this a defense or the beginning of a truth far more tangled? >> SHE TALKING ABOUT I GOT A WITNESS. NOBODY PUT THEIR HANDS on you give me my phone. You took my phone. How you going to give me a phone and TAKE IT BACK? MY IPHONE THAT YOU just broke. >> Okay. Well, I expect the wrong one, too. >> Yeah. He don't want to be a bigger person about nobody had put their hands on you. You can't even show them no proof that I put your hands on him. >> Just hang up the phone. >> That way he is. >> He jing I hit him. He talking about I hit him. He didn't want to give you my phone the whole time we was out the door. >> You have you? >> No. >> What's your name? >> And why you so mad? He took my iPhone and then now you not trying to give me back my phone. >> I mean I get what you're saying. You're right. But you know it's petty. That's his baby. >> No, that's my baby. Daddy baby. He look up to the grass. His baby. >> Okay. But you guys don't have kids in common. >> He tricked me into going to the hair store. He know I got a girlfriend. So he wanted me to break up with my girlfriend to be with him. And I told him I don't want to be with him. So he took my iPhone and said, "Bitch, I got my iPhone. He ain't getting [ __ ] back." How you going to do that? So I said I want to get out your car until you give me my phone. That's my phone. >> But I didn't put my hands on him. Nobody ain't in the Nobody ain't hitting each other. Jay, where you going you hit you? >> I said I was getting out your car. >> He mad. I'm tell right now. This my first love. So we going through this for years. He mad cuz I don't want to be with him. I'm telling you what it is. I've been with a whole girl for 9 months. 10 months now. He mad I don't want to be with you. So he tricked me in to get my hair for me. When we got back, he went to the hair store and he was like, "Bitch, you ain't getting your iPhone." I said, "Okay, I'm not getting out your car." Well, they lied cuz one nothing happened outside. Ain't [ __ ] happened out there. >> And you know people people who don't know car, they exaggerate. >> That's what they said. They said, "I'm going to need y'all to come to North." He was out there arguing. He came over here to my sister residence, cut me to the hair store. You came over here. >> No, he doesn't even live here. >> He don't even live over He came over here to my sister house. >> Where's he live? >> He stay on. Yeah, he don't live over here. While she denied any violent behavior, his accusations were clear, a necklace torn off, a window threatened, and someone refusing to get out of the car. So, who was telling the truth? >> She um she's threatening to break my windows with a break. And then she put her hand for Can you get 10? Cuz he's claiming a possible 85 >> and not possible 85. Hey, come here. So, do you have ID with you, sir? >> Yeah. >> You don't have any weapons on your >> Someone mention anything. >> Hey, go get the Go get the L. She going to jail. Go get the L cuz she going to go to jail. She over there. She going to jail though. Believe that. That whole liar. >> So >> I bet she go to jail. >> We're going to stay 1012 with her. Me and >> I didn't put my hands on her. >> Can you talk to me so I can help She understand I'm here to help. Okay, I understand. >> You got to just take a deep breath, man, and relax so I can help you. Have a seat right here. So we can talk, man. >> I just got a text. >> So who else is involved in this? >> He seen it. Nobody. It's just me and her. >> Okay. So they just witness he witnessed everything that happened. This [ __ ] put her [ __ ] hands on me and I I couldn't She can't beat me up. >> What exactly is she doing? >> She She tried to grab my chain. She She said she was going to bust the windows on my car. So I had to go confront her about busting. Come ask this guy. I don't want to tell you cuz you can't go by what I'm saying. Go by what the witness saying. >> We going to go talk. We going to go talk to >> Okay. Well, she grabbed my chain. >> So where did this happen? Where? >> This happened right here by my at my car. She didn't want to get out of my car. I told her to get out of my car like 10 times. Even on the She didn't want to get out. >> Do you guys live here? >> No. I just came over here to go buy some hair and [ __ ] >> Are you there? >> I copy. >> So, she got a brick. She threatened to hit me with a brick. She hit me. I She had a brick. All kind of >> [ __ ] Emergency one patrol west. >> Do you want to ride statement about what happened? >> Yeah. Can I go ask Can we go back to my car and make sure my door is locked in destroy where you drive in here? >> Are you Do you guys live here? Who is this female to you? I don't know anything. >> Okay. Well, I came over here to um take it to the hair store to buy some hair. bought it here, bought the baby um address. >> You guys live here? >> No, this is where her sister stays over there. >> Her sister stays over here. So you guys drove over here in this vehicle here. >> As the accusations kept piling up, she stood her ground. No violence, no assault, just a reaction to having her phone snatched out of her hands. The police weren't looking for someone to blame. They were looking for the truth. >> To my sister said he was going to buy me some hair from the hair store, right? To get my braid hair done. >> Sister's house over here. >> He end up going to the hair store to get my braiding hair. He asked for my phone to fix my mobile data, the mobile data on the phone cuz you know the Wi-Fi goes slow. >> So when he did that, he he tripped me into taking my phone. >> And I'm sorry. And this happened when you guys were at the store or Yeah. >> No, it just happened in my in my sister complex in the parking lot. >> In the parking lot. So you guys were sitting in the vehicle in the car. >> Uhhuh. And I was about to get out and he said, "Wait." He took my phone. He was like, "I need to look." You know how you try to get the Wi-Fi to go fast on your phone? That's what he was doing. He was like, "Bitch, you ain't get your phone back where you was last night." Like he don't know that we we both he got a girlfriend and I got a girlfriend. So for you to even try to do that is lame. Why would you trick me to say you want to buy my hair? Then we get to the complex and you be like, "Give me your phone. I'm not getting it back." I put my service on that phone. That's my iPhone. >> Hang on. So, >> so I just wanted my phone. So, I told him what I give him my phone. >> So, he was trying to work on your phone. You asking if you ask him for the phone and he wouldn't give it back to you. >> He didn't give it back to me once he took it. >> Okay. And then what happened at that point? >> Of course. You know, somebody I told him I want to get out his car to the police cuz I wanted my phone for him. That's what I said. >> Okay. And what happened after that? >> There's nothing happened up there. So you guys get into an argument over the phone? >> He was just arguing. Well, we was arguing about the phone, but nobody didn't know hitting him on the phone. >> Was he still sitting in the driver's side the whole time? >> He was out the car blocking >> to find the address. >> After reviewing the statements and evidence, police decided to charge her with simple battery. But instead of backing down, she fired back, not because of the charge itself, but because of a deep sense of injustice. One accusation was all it took to ignite a two-sided battle. >> Review the video of what happened. I don't I I appreciate you telling me what happened. I don't think you're being completely true completely honest with me. >> No, I didn't do nothing to him. I didn't hit him. We didn't do nothing. He got my phone. >> Hear me out. I don't think you're being completely honest with me. Uh I do have witnesses giving me some other information. >> Well, what they said about me. >> So, here's the deal. I'm going to I'm going to be flat out with you. I'm not trying to get into um I'm You're going to be charged with battery. >> I'm being charged with battery. I didn't hear you. >> So, I'm going to turn around just >> So, listen. Simple battery. If I I touch you, you don't want me to touch you. That's enough for simple battery, right? >> I didn't even hit him, though. >> You put your hands on him at some point. There's witness. >> I didn't hit him. Jay, did I hit this boy? Exact. I didn't hit him. >> So, listen to me. I didn't say hit. You touched him. So, and he's being petty. >> He touched me. I got a scratch on my neck. Press charges on him. Like, what? >> You see, you see where you see where we going with this? I just asked you, right? >> No, I you as me to hear with it. I hate him. Hear him out. Hear him out. you out and you say there's nothing special. >> So listen, it's not not domestic, right? >> It's not domestic. Why am I getting charged with a battery? >> Do you do you have anything else on your pocket? In Florida, simple battery is the intentional touching of another person without consent or causing minor injury, punishable by up to one year in prison, one year of probation, or a fine of up to $1,000 if it is a first offense. The woman was charged with battery and offense that can result in fines and no contact order or probation. Up next, vacation turns into chaos when a jealous wife snaps after catching her husband flirting. >> What happened to you? >> She was hitting me. >> Where is she? She's over there in the front. >> She should be in the office, I think. >> Or she Yeah, sorry. Was with her in the office. So, they're good over there. >> This is what happened. >> Can you tell me what happened? >> We went on an excursion. She got mad about something. She swore she thought she saw on the boat >> and we came back. We came back here >> and actually no, she left before me. She left me over there alone and I she walked all the way back here from where we were at. When I came back here, she was already here. I walked back in. She confronted me about whatever she thought was happening with some other girl. It wasn't really happening like that. She blasted me. She blasted me. I grabbed her. I said, "You need socket." >> Wait, can you Sorry, one sec. Can you explain to me what you mean by blasted you? >> Oh, she smacked the life out of me, bro. >> Like all over my everywhere. Like right here. >> Can you show me where she hit you? >> Oh, right here. >> On your face. Did she hit your chest? >> My chest? Everything. She I'm trying to >> I see you have a a scratch right there. Was that from this? >> I don't want I don't want >> I understand. Was that from this? >> Yeah. And then you have a confusion on your nose. That's from that too. >> And did she hit you anywhere else? >> No, she was after that I was just basically trying to, you know, stop. I was like, "Yo, please just stop." And then of course she was like, "I'm going to tell her that you touch me this." I was like, "You got to do this." >> So this is your girl? >> Yes. >> Do you guys Where are you guys from? >> We're from St. Augustine. We just visit. >> So you live together? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How long have you lived together? >> Um, over about two years now. >> Okay. Can you show me the room? Looks like it's a little >> The police arrived at the hotel after hearing screams in the middle of the night. The man was the first they encountered claiming he had been attacked by his girlfriend the moment he entered the room. An accusation had been made, but was that the whole story? >> Drove down drinking, man. You know, we were drinking and stuff and she swore she saw some [ __ ] that I did at the I didn't you know >> nothing. >> She drive. >> Yeah, she that's the only car that you >> No, actually no, she walked back from where we were at. her drive, her car is here, but we drove we walked to uh to the excursion that we were going on and we walked back. Well, I walked back cuz she walked back as well. But she left before me and then you know I came here and she was here and I told her I was like listen what like what the [ __ ] happened you know and she was like how the disrespect blah blah blah and you know what's crazy about like you like another girl. I was just like we're on aing boat man. There's people everywhere. We're talking everybody's drunk and talking and and she just she just got mad because she saw she was sure that I was talking to you like this other girl. That's that's the most that's the the least part of it. It's just the point of how she reacted off. It was crazy. >> How much did she drink? Did she drink a lot? >> We were drinking most. >> She drank a lot. >> We drink since 7:00 in the morning, man. Since she woke up. >> Okay. >> I'm just I'm just, you know, I'm not going to let her I'm not going to let her do this and make it seem like I'm the one that did something, bro. She's the one that me. >> She She was You were trying You were being honest, you know. >> Dude, back up. What am I supposed to do? If somebody's hitting me, what are you going to do? >> I just I just saw she was bleeding right here. That's That's >> She must have did that [ __ ] to herself right here on that goddamn on this goddamn fridge or whatever she was. >> According to the man, after a fit of jealousy on the yacht and hours of drinking since early morning, his girlfriend had attacked him when he returned to the hotel with injuries to his face and chest. He insisted that he had not retaliated. >> It's so stupid to even say. So, I went downstairs to get a drink. She stood upstairs. While I was downstairs, it was, you know, you know, there's so many people on this [ __ ] boat. You know, this girl comes up to me. She says, "Hey, is that your wife talking about her?" I said, "Yeah, I'm with her. That's my wife." I said, "Okay, cool." She said, "Okay, cool." Now, when I go back upstairs, that same girl is talking to my [ __ ] to her. So, I called her. I said, "Yo, baby, you know that this girl just literally asked me if you were my wife." And she was, "Oh." And she got so mad. Oh, why the weren't you telling me this, this, and that? And that said it all just because she said I didn't tell her in time that this girl was asking me if me and her were in a relationship. >> Okay. So that that was that was the that was the premise of the argument. >> Yes. That was the spark. >> So when you guys left the boat, she said that she walked to the hotel. >> She left. So we No, she first. See, that's a lie. So we both got off together. Okay. We were with another couple. We went to the um the Schwarz Schwarz whatever the um >> that one. We went to that bar. All of us sitting at the table. Ordered drinks. She was so mad she left me. And I'm sitting there with these people, people I don't even know. So I'm like, "What the?" So I'm like, "Okay, I'm here alone." I left them. And I walked all the way back to where the we were at. And she was here. When I walked in, I swear on my daughter's life. She was like, "Why the did you tell me?" And she blasted blast me. That's what she did. And and me up. I'm not going to let her. So I'm like, "Yo, what the stop? Stop blasting me in my chest, smacking me everywhere." Okay. I know it everywhere. You know what I mean? And I'm like, "Yo, what the is wrong with you?" I'm trying to explain to her like, "Yo, relax. What is going on? >> The man's testimony was clear, but it was the witnesses that held the key. Some reported hearing slaps, others heard shouting. The truth at this point still lingered in the gaps. >> When he walked into the room, all right, wherever he came from, what exactly happened? As soon as he walked in, >> we started talking about what happened on the boat and we were both angry and we were >> Okay. When did the physical altercation start? >> I had my phone in my hand. >> Okay. And actually, he broke my phone outside, so I don't know if there cameras or anything. >> Did you break his phone first? >> No, I did not break his phone first. >> Okay, that's not what he's saying. >> He says stuff like this all the time. >> I understand that. I'm just trying to I'm just trying to get the story straight because you're saying all came out to me. >> Okay. So, let me ask you this. >> When you walked into the room, did you hit him? >> No. >> I'm just asking just asking a question. just asking a question. All right? Because like obviously he's telling me his side of story. I got to hear your side of story. >> I understand. I'm sorry. I'm just wound up. I get it. >> No. I was sitting there. I sat there for maybe 10, 15 minutes. I waited for him to come. By that time, I was cool, ready. And when he came, he was angry. We went in the room. We just started yelling and then it was shoving and stuff. >> So, let me ask you this. At one point, both of you guys eventually hit each other. As far as who hit who first, you guys both hit each other. >> Yeah. So, man, it's on me. >> Yeah, I totally agree. I mean, once again, like I'm not saying that that didn't happen, but also I have I can't base everything off of your word. All right. I got to get everybody's side of the story and then figure out like who started it. >> Okay. And where did the the physical altercation start? All right. I mean, I know bottom line, the premise of the argument was >> when it was her turn to speak, the story took an immediate turn. She claimed she had been attacked first with an object, and what happened next was merely an act of self-defense. The truth at this point was twisted by conflicting testimonies. >> So, uh, you're you're going to be charged with, um, battery. Okay. >> Can you explain what that means? >> I will explain that to you. Yes. Just give me a second. Okay. >> How is he going to >> make sure I don't hurt you? Yeah, I can explain that all to you. So, right now, he is also being placed under arrest. Okay. We'll make sure that all of your items are assorted. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we'll make sure you have shoes. Okay. >> No, it's not your fault. Um, what shoes would you like? Would you like your sandals or other shoes? >> Those are broke. Um, he broke my phone. Um, >> okay. Where's your wallet? >> Do I need money? >> I would just think like your ID and Yeah, your >> I would say I think he has a um >> It's in the room. I think my No, they the cop had my ID. I think my cash app card, it's a white card in the black bag. >> The police decided to arrest both individuals on charges of battery and took them to the station for processing. They were informed that they would appear in court the next day to face the battery charges. >> Take me out. >> Take me out. Take me out, officer. DEPUTY >> Stoping or you're going to get taped. >> You go to Walmart for the bargains, they go for the thrills. >> I'm wanting to go in cuffs. Thank you. >> This is what y'all wanted. >> You wanted Excuse me. >> Relax. >> I'm pregnant. You're putting your hands on me. I will cooperate with you guys, please. I will. A customer walks into Walmart with what seems like a simple request, but minutes later things turn into a chaotic scene. >> What are we doing? I don't know. Are you stretching? I don't know. What do you want me to do? What do you want to do? >> Are you arresting me? >> No. You called us. >> Sit. >> I'm confused. What would you like to do? >> I'm deaf. I can't hear you. >> Are you actually deaf? >> Wait. How How can I help you? >> I can't hear you. >> Were you guys able to communicate with her? That's like what she's acting right though. That's what she trying to I tried to help her. >> Well, if you weren't listening to Kevin Gates, you could probably hear us. But >> did you talk to her at all though? Did you like Did she talk to you at all? >> What did she say? >> Come on. >> Can you understand me? >> You want to walk to the front with me? We >> can't. I am deaf. >> I'll write it down. >> Yeah. I don't know. >> You guys want your trust? Yeah, it is. >> What are you What are you doing? >> This is comical. >> Joking. Have fun with Have fun playing with your dance. >> Let's go. What are we doing? >> Apparently the dog's not Jeff. >> What's she trying to return? >> Hear that? >> You going to Are you going to leave? >> I paid for that, though. >> Right. >> Okay, >> let's go. >> So, take it with you. >> I trespassed. >> Yeah. >> Let's go. >> So, leave. Leave. She said she was deaf, but what happened next made everyone wonder if she was acting or really deaf. >> Can you just tell her in our presence that she's trespassed? >> You are trespassed. >> I paid for this item earlier today, and I'm not leaving until I get a replacement. >> All right, then. Take me out. >> Do you have a receipt? >> Let's go. >> Take me out. >> Don't touch me. You want to go to jail? >> Take me out. >> Take me out. Officer, deputy, sheriff. >> Take me out, >> man. If you don't leave, you're going to jail. >> You just leave. >> If you don't leave, you're going to go to jail. And we're The dog's gonna go to the ACC. >> Excuse me. >> If you don't leave, >> my dog's on a leash. >> Yeah, but your dog When you go to jail, your dog's going to go to the AC. >> Let's go to jail, please. I love it. >> Are you refusing to leave? Here. >> Oh my god. Do >> you have uh Do you have your name in date of Earth or LP wants to leave? >> I love jail. I go all the time. >> Can you just tell her that if she if she doesn't leave, she's her trespass. >> She needs to leave. And if not, I'll take her to jail. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you are not allowed back here for one year. After if you do come back here for one year, we'll see you in here. We're going to call them. They're going to come here. >> All right, ma'am. So, you're officially trespassed. >> You're trespassed as well. >> I'm trespassed. >> Yeah. >> You work here? >> Yep. >> You don't look like you work here. >> Well, I'm trespassed. Let's go. >> Why you hand up me? >> Excuse me to leave. >> I'm wanting to go in cuffs. Thank you. >> This is what y'all wanted. >> You wanted to come off. >> I love you. >> Take one of the cuffs off. >> And where's my item that I paid for? You want to go in the dog? >> My attorney is going to love this. >> Ma'am, you had ample opportunity to leave. >> Literally. >> Can you just get his 14? I'll write. It's my pleasure to take this case. >> No, seriously. >> That's Chris Charles. Don't >> want to take this case. >> Yeah, we'll take it with her for her stuff. >> That's my [ __ ] And that's my [ __ ] No offense. >> From a simple call reporting a customer causing trouble, the incident quickly escalated into a tense confrontation between the people and the authorities. >> My black item, >> the phone thing. >> Okay, great. My attorney is going to love >> Oh, we asked you to leave like a million times. >> You're right. It looks better if I slow down. Yes, >> it does. You're on my time, bro. >> Okay. What are you doing? >> Stand up and walk. >> Can you walk? What are you doing? >> She wants She wants >> I love problems. >> I love chaos. >> Peace. I want problems always. >> So much problems always. >> What is your walk? >> You're hurting me. >> Yeah. Well, that's a tough >> ma'am. Stand up and walk. Jess, you want to take the dog? I'll pick her up here. Eric, I'll pick her up. >> You need to stand up. Ready? These are mic. >> Mhm. >> Love it. >> The woman was charged with trespassing, failing to comply with police orders, and could face additional charges related to obstruction of public service. Video clearly shows that police gave her multiple opportunities to leave peacefully, but her resistance and provocation led to her arrest. Next, a casual shopping trip turns into a tense encounter with the police in the ladies room. What really happens behind those doors? >> Boy Beach Police Department. >> Boy Beach Police Department. >> I'm sorry. >> Boy Beach Police Department. >> Okay. >> Come on, ma'am. We need you to step on out. All right. >> I'm sorry. >> Step on out. You're concealing items. You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, ma'am. You are. I just saw these items in here. I was just looking like what was up. These are my items here. >> That's right. You're underesting. I'm not resisting. >> I'm not concealing. I pay FOR >> I'm not concealing items, sir. PLEASE. Stop resisting or you're going to get tased. >> Give me your hand. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Ma'am, put away the taser. Bravo. Give us your hand. >> Please come GET NOAH. THEY'RE ARRESTING ME. >> COME GET NOAH. I DON'T KNOW WHY THEY'RE arresting me, bro. PLEASE COME GET NOAH. [screaming] COME TO THE BATHROOM, BRO. STOP. STOP, BRO. >> KNOCK IT OFF. >> STOP. >> STAND UP. >> STOP. >> Stand up. >> Hey, stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Stand up. You're making things worse. >> Okay. Wait. Wait. >> You're going to get more charges. Just stand up. >> I'm trying. >> I need to pull my pants up. Please wait. Please come get my baby. She needs to come get my baby. SHE NEEDS TO COME GET MY BABY. STOP SPITTING. YOU'RE GOING TO get another char. >> My dick. I'm not looking on your >> Why are you arresting me? >> Hey, don't stop. >> Stop, bro. Stop. >> One sentence. I'm pregnant. And the whole situation changes. But do the police believe it or do they continue to handle the case as usual? >> Right here. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> No. Y'all got to give me my kid. Y'all can't do that. >> Listen. >> Listen. Y'all are going to give me my kid. I'm not put my hands on y'all. I'm not touching y'all. So, you can go get my kid. Okay. Okay, then I'm going to go get >> Don't make orders here. We're here >> because you guys are doing stuff in the store, right? >> Doing what? TRYING TO PAY FOR SOME [ __ ] >> OKAY. What >> you talking about? Don't come at me like that. Don't come at me like that. DETAIN. YOU WANT TO CHECK MY PURSE CUZ Y'ALL don't got >> You want to hang out? You want to relax? Or I could put you in handcuffs and deny you. >> No, you can't do nothing. No. Come here. >> Come here, daddy. >> Take a step to the side. >> Step to the side. I'm not >> You going to give me my nephew. I'm going to tell you that right now. >> Step right here. Do not move again. If you move again, you >> I'm pregnant. Put your hand behind you. >> Excuse me. >> Relax, son. Excuse me. Relax. >> I'm pregnant. You're putting your hands on me. Please let go of me. I will cooperate with you guys. Please let go of me. Please let go of >> like you guys are literally putting me in handcuffs for nothing. >> So you put your arm on your back. >> You guys do realize you're putting me in handcuffs for nothing, right? >> Hey little man. Come here. Come here. >> Get my baby. >> Can she get my baby? >> The baby's coming with us. >> No, I need her to get my baby. >> The >> I need her to get my baby. You're not taking that baby. >> Get my baby. >> I am Adori. I am my >> You can put it right around my jacket is what you can >> relax. You don't make orders around here. All right. >> Okay. >> Y'all do realize you're putting me in handcuffs for no reason, right? Knowing that I'm pregnant and I didn't do nothing wrong. Like I literally have nothing on me, nothing in my purse, nothing. >> This is crazy. >> This is what we're doing. >> No. Legally, you can't do this because I'm pregnant and I I didn't do anything wrong. >> Where can people go to jail? >> No. For what? YELLING AT Y'ALL. LEGALLY, I can yell at y'all. I can tell you to go to hell legally. >> Go ahead. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. Please >> have a seat. >> No, I need my child. >> Have a seat. >> You're resisting. >> I'm not resisting you. How am I doing? I'm not fighting. >> I don't want to sit. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Do I have to? >> Yes, you have to. Like you guys got me in handcuffs for no reason right now. This is crazy as hell. This is crazy right now. Rain up. I got you, Adori. I got you, bro. I GOT YOU. NOAH'S RIGHT HERE NEXT TO ME. Right here. >> Put her Put her over there. Put her in the car, >> bro. Give me my nephew, bro. Like, you guys got me in handcuffs for no reason. This is crazy. All my [ __ ] is inside in that damn car. Like, bro, this is crazy. >> When tears, please, and resistance appear at the same time. Is this a wrongful arrest or a carefully staged drama? >> I'm not going all the way in this car. I have very bad No, I can't. I'm going to end up in the hospital. I already feel like I'm about to have an anxiety attack. You guys are going to have to call an an ambulance, bro. I'm literally about to have an anxiety attack. >> Okay. Would you like us to call the fire department for you? >> Can we Bro, can I call my kid, please? >> What? Where? >> My kid is at home. >> Okay. Stop in your lane. I'm >> like, bro, NO. MY CHILD IS at home, bro. AND I'M GETTING IN TROUBLE FOR SOMEBODY ELSE'S [ __ ] BRO. Please get me out of these handcuffs. Please. Like, bro, I'm pregnant and I don't have time for this. I don't. >> We don't have time for this either. >> Okay. And you have me in the back of your car for no reason. >> We do have you back. >> No, you don't. No, you don't. >> We have a lawful purpose for being here. >> Listen, guys. Listen to it. >> YOU HAVE BABY. >> NO, I DIDN'T KISS my baby. >> He's fine. He's got to be in here. Okay. >> You have the right to answer your question. >> Any statement you must make must be freely and voluntarily given. Sit down. >> Sit down. Come here. >> You're going to get multiple resisting charges in front of me. >> I NEED TO SIT. >> WHY YOU'RE MAKING ME SIT WRONG? CAN I SIT PROPERLY? >> WELL, NO. I think you sit properly, but you don't WANT TO LISTEN. >> CUZ I WANT US TO SIT back the down. All right. >> My face. >> I'm just standing. He makes me want to sit down. >> You have to sit down. >> You have to sit down. >> Don't you want to sit down? Cuz she was stealing. That's why you were here. That's exactly why you were here. >> Oh, we are. >> Yeah. >> So, you have knowledge of this. >> Clearly, you guys just pulled her out of the bathroom with [ __ ] So, clearly she was stealing. It's obvious. And literally, you just pulled her out of the bathroom. So, you have >> I just seen HER WITH A BAG. Did you not just see her, too? >> I am standing I'm standing, >> bro. >> I'm not a bro. Okay. I'm standing 2 ft away from you. There's no need to yell. >> I'm going to sue boy police department. You guys have [ __ ] need >> Yes, ma'am. We do. Yes, ma'am. We do. So, I need you to put your feet inside the inside the car. Okay. >> You need to call an ambulance is what you need to do. >> Okay. Do you need medical attention? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. >> Call someone. Call someone. >> What's your What's your issue? I can let him know. >> I'm pregnant and I'm ining pain. I was trying to get my daughter's boxes. I'm in the middle of moving from my home. I don't have time for this. I have children at home. >> You can give me my phone. I don't even know why you guys are putting my phone up there. There's no reason for you to have my phone to begin with. Like, y'all are doing stuff. >> Nobody's going through your phone or nothing. Don't jump to conclusions. You might be surprised at how things get resolved without handcuffs, without jail time, with just a summon. >> Get work outfits. >> Work outfits. Okay. And that's all. >> Yeah. And she's moving, so she came and grabbed a couple other things. >> What other things did she get? >> I don't know. I was in the car. Moving boxes. >> You were in the car while she was getting the moving boxes and >> No, we were in the store together right there. >> So, she was getting moving boxes and what were you getting? >> We were together the whole time. What were you getting? >> I got my scrubs with her and then we went over to get boxes. >> Scrubs. Why did you take the items into the bathroom? >> I originally wanted her to go pee and check my son. >> Okay. So, you do realize you cannot take items even in the bathroom. >> I didn't have you. >> I've done that before. The bathroom with my purchase. >> That's fine. We have you on video conselling items in your purse if that's the reason for your arrest. Okay. >> All right. So once you can sell something in like a purse or in your property that is a crime. Okay. And Walmart is pursuing charges. >> Is there somebody for the kid or is it a DCF thing? >> Kids with them. So it's emergency call out for DCF. >> Why would I have a question? >> There's no more answers. >> DCF come to my >> like I'm so confused right now. >> Like come check her out. >> Okay. You can put your feet in that way. >> I need an ambulance. They're on their way. They're on their way to check you out. >> Can I at least call my kids who are at home, >> please? Like, these are my children who are at home. I was not stealing. I don't even understand why you guys are had me in handcuffs. >> A babysitter. >> As soon as we get to the station, you can uh you can call them. Do you have another family member that could stand in her place? >> No, I don't. That's the thing. I was in the middle of moving. I didn't even know that she was taking anything. That's why I'm freaking out right now because why are police here? >> Who will? >> My back. trying with your best. >> I have I have back problems. I have weighted disc. I need to stand up. I'm trying to sit right now. >> Okay. Stand up and stay where you're at. >> She's going to right the other one. >> Sure. >> Okay. >> What's that? >> What's your kid's name? >> I'm not giving you that information. >> Well, yeah, cuz if you don't, then he's going to DCF. >> Why? Why? >> Because I have to have information. If you're not willing to cooperate, >> I have the information to call who's going to come. >> Well, no, that's not how it works. Okay, >> what are you using for? What does that mean? >> Because it has to be all on the report. You guess what? You're contributing to a delinquency of a minor. Okay. You're contributing. >> She's asking a question, so >> No, no. Listen to her. >> All right. Face the offer. >> Take her to the car. >> All right. >> You're going to jail. >> I'm not leaving until you he gets someone here. In the state of Florida under section 812.0.1015 of the Florida statutes theft if the value is less than $100 considered a secondderee misdemeanor punishable by up to 60 days in jail and or a fine of up to $500. She was charged with child abuse, retail theft, and non-violent resistance, but the charges were later dismissed. Do you think this is a fair outcome? >> Behind her back. behind your back. >> Now you're under arrest. >> Now you're under arrest. You're not going to >> Airline tickets can be refunded, but disruptive behavior leaves a legal trail that is not easy to erase. >> This is on you though. >> Is it not on? >> Yeah, this is on you. >> No, I did not cause a disturbance. You won't believe what happened when a drunk woman fell asleep in an airport toilet. Police face unprecedented dilemma. >> Now you're under arrest. >> Now you're under arrest. You're not. >> On March 23rd, 2023, an unusual call to airport police quickly turns into a tense confrontation and things quickly get out of control. Maintenance. >> Hello. Police. We're coming in. >> Call. Call EMS. >> Really? >> Call EMS. >> What is it? >> Somebody's in there. >> Control 25. Send me another unit and have our start this way. >> All right. We're going to come on in. All right. We're going to come on in and take police department. Hello. Hello, police department. >> Good morning. need to wake up. Need to get dressed. >> Hello. >> What? >> It's a police department. You need to get up and get dressed. >> Can you do that? >> No. >> You got any ID? >> No. >> Where's your ID at? >> Can we just go out? >> Yep, we can. We're going to leave the door propped open. Go ahead and get dressed. Called Mark and said, "Hey, can you come over here?" >> Oh, did you? >> Yeah. And then that went out and then he showed up and we opened the door and here we are. >> We're good. if you want. Well, >> can you sign it up? >> Not really, you know. So, >> you guys called me in 10 days asking. >> No. Did you get notified that it was >> No, that's my fine. >> Oh, you found you check the door? >> Yeah, >> I do. >> All right, folks. >> Do you need paramedics? Are you okay? >> When security arrived to deal with the situation, they did not expect to be confronted with a chaotic scene and shocking words. >> Are you dressed yet? >> No, sure. Close the door. Well, we're not closing the door. >> We're not closing the doors. It's already dressed. >> I'm sure you want to see the whole show. Come on. >> No, we don't want to see the whole show. >> Why don't you hand me your ID and we can get you out of here. >> Yeah, we're not watching anything. >> No, we'll get a female officer coming. She'll stand by with you. >> Stop. >> No, we don't. No, you're about ready to get arrested. That's about what's going to happen. >> Where's your ID at? >> What's that? >> Oh, okay. >> You can start looking through it. Close the door. >> No, we're not going to close your door. >> Uh, no. You have a right to come in here and sleep and sleep. >> Yeah, you are. Are you homeless? Where you from? >> I need my backpack. My [ __ ] >> Yeah. Put your clothes on and then we'll deal with that. >> You need to close the door. You're watching me. >> Go behind the door. Go behind the door. >> Look at you. >> Go behind the door. >> No, we don't know if you have weapons or anything else in there. So, we're not going to go through all this. Okay. Most people don't get undressed and go underneath the blanket in the restroom. What is it I need? You can show me the boarding pass. What's that? You're not going to show me anything? >> Show you, baby. >> Okay. Well, this is an airport and people come here to travel. And if you don't have a boarding pass, you're going to get trespassed and leave. >> Airport police were faced with an impossible challenge. A woman not only refused to cooperate, but also caused chaos in the area. Guess what happened next? >> Who am I with the Santa? >> Is that what you with? You're not a restroom. >> No, it's a family restroom. You don't look like a family. >> No. >> No, I don't want to see anything. >> Yeah. I don't want to see anything. >> Here's the deal. >> Now you're under arrest. >> Now you're under arrest. You're not going to push. >> Let go. Stop. >> Now you're under arrest. >> Stop resisting. You're under arrest. >> Stay right there. Do not move. Do you understand? >> Do not move. >> You're hurting me. >> Let go. Let go. >> Let go of the bag. >> Put your hand behind your back. You're going to go to the ground if you don't quit resisting. >> Yes, you are. Keep your hands behind your back. >> Turn. Face the wall. >> 25 one in custody. >> You're under arrest for battery and a law enforcement officer. Do you understand? I got plenty of cameras. >> Huh? >> I got plenty of cameras. >> From a seemingly simple situation, an incident at an airport restroom quickly turned into a dramatic arrest with tense resistance. >> Open your mouth. Open your mouth. That's what I'm going to praise be to God. off the sparks. >> Raise me the dollar. Okay. >> Sure. >> Yeah. >> So, your trespass from the Tampa International Airport for a period of one year. If you return without business, such as flying out, you're going to be arrested. Your property is going to be at the Tampa International Airport lost and found. It will be held for a period of 60 days. If you don't come back for your property, it's going to be uh given away or auctioned off. She was charged with assaulting a law enforcement officer. She was also banned from Tampa International Airport for one year unless she had a legitimate flight purpose. Her personal belongings will be turned over to the lost and found department. Next, a middle seat and the rampage begins. But no one expected it to end in handcuffs and deportation at the airport. >> This is on you though. >> This is not on you? >> Yeah, this is on you. No, I did not cause the disturbance behind her back. Behind her back. >> She was not arrested on the plane, but left the airport in a completely different state. What made the police intervene? >> They did not take me off the plane, and I have a reason to go to Alaska. >> You guys messed up my flight ticket. >> What's going on? >> They messed up my flight ticket. I asked for an aisle. They gave me a middle seat. How is that my problem? >> Okay. So, >> this is all about a seat thing. Okay. So, did they ask you talk to you about anything about changing seats? >> I told them. Then the girls let me sit where I wanted to sit >> and then they took me off the plane, >> but I walked off >> allowing. They did not arrest me. They did not handcuff me. They did not touch me to get off the plane. >> What's going on? So, nobody that >> they need to let me either they need to buy me a hotel ticket and get me back to New York or they need to let me aboard the plane >> cuz I already board the plane. >> Okay. So, we'll figure out from them what's going on. >> Okay. We'll figure out because >> right now we're here for like your behavior. Okay. >> My behavior. Okay. I got a plane for the aisle seat. They gave me an E, which is a middle C. That is not what I paid for. >> You have your ID. >> What does that have to do with anything? >> Cuz right now the police are here. We're going to find out the who, the why, the what. So, I just need >> Okay, you better. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Good job. You're not going to be able to tell that's blonde. >> Yeah, let's go have a seat over there. >> Let's come over here. So that >> Let's go have a seat over there. >> All right. Well, you better get me a hotel. >> So, we're going to talk and figure out what Delta is going to >> Let's go have the seat on the corner. >> You can even move farther if you want. >> All right. So, What seemed like a simple argument over seating suddenly escalated into a heated confrontation with security forces. What was the real reason? >> So on your side, you requested a seat. You didn't get that seat. And now that's why I'm trying like we're here. Did you walk off the plane? They say like let's get off the plane. Are you flying anymore? >> I'm going to Alaska. I'm going to Seattle and then I'm going to Alaska. >> Quick. No, I'm trying to listen to you. >> You don't need to right now. >> I need to. It's my privilege. >> Good. It's your privilege. >> Okay. Thank you. So, don't tell me what I cannot and cannot do. >> Sit down. >> No. I would like to hear what people are saying. >> You can have a conversation. >> I'm allowed to hear what they are saying. >> I'm going to catch up with you. >> Okay. >> How is that been nice? What have I done? >> Well, they're trying to double check now. Go with me. You have no idea. >> They have tried to work with me by taking me off of them. >> That's why officer cross listen to me. He's going to go. >> What have I done on the plane? >> Well, >> I would like to ask you what I have done on the plane. >> I listen to your side and I listen to their >> I'm not asking about my side. I'm asking you what I have done on the plane. Did I touch someone? >> Did I touch someone? What was your name? >> Please explain it. Have I spoken to Did I touch someone? >> Please tell me if I've spoken to someone and I've touched someone. >> Okay, so >> listen to him. Ask him that question. >> All right, Jacqueline, we're going to leave. Jacine, do you need to leave now? You've been denied. >> Ask him. >> Ask him. Ask him. >> Did you want to hear my answer? Jaclyn. Jaclyn, >> you better ask him if I go. Okay, listen. You're going to be escort flying. >> I live in New York. >> Delta, >> dude. He was flying for my ticket. >> You're going to have to You got refunded. >> I got refunded from to live in Utah. >> Jacquine. Okay, we're going to walk out cuz we are not. >> I don't know anyone here. I need to get a ride back to New York. >> Okay, we'll walk you out to where the other airlines are. OKAY, >> DUDE. I DON'T LIVE HERE. >> Delta is denying you service. Okay. Delta Airlines, a private company, is denying you service. >> Why, though? Because you guys denied me service. Why? You don't even know why. >> So, you better get me a flight back to New York. I don't live in Utah. I never been here. >> When the customer is no longer king and the airline is no longer patient, what is the price of screaming in the middle of the airport? walk out. We could work. We could work on you. >> WHERE AM I GOING TO GO? >> I can answer those questions, BUT WE'RE GOING TO WALK OUT. >> NO, I DON'T WANT TO GO ANYWHERE. WHERE AM I going to go to Utah? >> You're going to go to the other airlines and try booking there. Okay, >> dude. Are you going to pay for it? >> You're refunded. Okay. >> Okay. Well, then get my refund and refund me a ticket back. >> I don't know. It's going to go to your credit card. I >> Okay. Well, that's on you then. >> Jacquine, LET'S START WALKING. OH, THAT'S so >> Jacine, >> you cannot do that. >> HEY, JACQUELINE, >> YOU KNOW how >> they are leaving me homeless. >> Okay, speaking of leaving me homeless, >> Jacqueline, focus. Okay, we're going to walk you out right now. >> Walk me out to where? >> To where you could get >> in Utah. >> At this point, >> I don't live in Utah, >> Jacqueline. At this point, we're helping you to go get rebooked. You keep doing this yelling. We're going to look at criminal charges. Okay. Disorderly conduct. >> Dude, this is on you though. >> This is not on me. Okay. >> Yeah, this is on you. >> You caused a disturbance. They have deep plane. >> No, I did not cause a disturbance. >> They told me how to get an aisle. >> Jacine, come here. >> I didn't do >> Let's go. Here. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> STOP. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> STOP. UP. I DON'T live in Houston. >> Stop resisting. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Stop. Hands behind your back. >> From a flight ticket to Alaska, she suddenly flew straight into legal trouble. What made this woman permanently rejected by the airline after just a few minutes? >> Got resistance. >> I don't understand resistance. Stop. Stop resisting. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Jacqueline, >> stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Put this hand >> Put this hand behind your back. >> Hand behind your back. >> Let me just go home. >> Let me just go home. >> Put this hand behind her back. >> Go home. No. >> This hand behind her back. Put this hand behind her back. Put this hand behind her back. >> Stop. Grab. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Put your hand behind her back. Stop resisting. >> Where's the car, sir? >> Get up there. >> We'll go down there. >> Come on. Get up. Get up. Get up. >> Get up. >> Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Watch your foot. your sister. >> Under Utah law, the penalties for disorderly conduct depend on the severity of the offense. Continuing the offense after a warning is a C offense punishable by a fine of up to $750 and or up to 90 days in jail. She was arrested for disturbing public order and could face a fine criminal charges in a future flight ban. A middle seat, a tantrum, and a ticket straight to the police. Maybe next time she'll think twice before claiming rights in the wrong place. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us