You you have no right to do this. >> No. Touch me. Touch me. >> The police reached out to help her, but she chose to attack them instead. >> You're not going to do what >> You're not listening and you're fighting with me. >> No, I'm not. >> One drunken day ended in a pair of handcuffs. A call about an intoxicated woman causing a disturbance at a hotel seemed routine at first, but what happened next gave even the police a major headache. >> What's your social, honey? >> My social is >> What's your first name, babe? >> Kelsey. She She made me coffee. >> Mhm. >> And there's no no regular sugar. And I touched around and my cup of [ __ ] coffee spilled. >> Okay. >> So y'all want to kick me out for that and I paid? >> She They can kick you out. It's private business. >> What's your last name, Kelsey? >> All right. Excuse me. >> Okay. What's your birthday? Perfect. Give me just a second. She good? She can grab her stuff. All right. >> [cough] >> Yeah, she's good. Do you want her trespassed? All right. So we'll go. She can grab her stuff. We'll need you to say the spiel for the trespass so we can document it. Um and then >> Three days till we check out. >> Yeah, she Hey, you want her out. She's been here one day, so that's totally fine. >> Thank you. >> Okay. They want you out. Okay, so they want you officially trespassed. So, do you have Is that all your stuff? >> Ain't that thing their room? >> Huh? >> Ain't that thing their room? >> Okay. Do you have all your stuff? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. They want you gone, okay? >> Can I get me a ride somewhere? >> Where do you need? >> Um Can you get my ID? From Avenue? >> Well, yeah, we can't do that. No way, ma'am. We're not a taxi service. We'll take you somewhere close. Um I mean, there's multiple hotels right up the road that we can take you. >> have my ID on me. >> Is this all your stuff, or do you have more? >> This is all my stuff. Well, my friend has stuff upstairs that's mine, but >> All right. Well, either you can walk somewhere or we can give you a ride somewhere, but it has to be close. We can't go that way. >> From offers of help and temporary shelter to patient, compassionate conversations, officers tried everything, but the only response was escalating chaos. >> Go have a seat down there, somewhere. Have a seat down here. Do you have someone that can come get you? >> Yeah, but my phone is dead. >> Okay. I I have a phone. I can call someone for you. >> I don't know his number. >> How long have you been drinking for? Did you start this morning? >> I started this morning. >> Two? Not three? >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. There we go. Thank you. >> Oh, that's mine. >> Yeah, I'm going to hold it. I'm going to put it in the in the back. So, since I'm putting this back in there, don't don't reach for the stuff, or if you need something out of here, just ask us. Deal? Can you do that for me? You got another one? >> I don't need another. >> All right. Do you want some? No, thank you, but I appreciate you. >> Okay. All right, how can we solve this problem because they don't want you here anymore. So, we need to find somewhere for you to go. We can give you a ride somewhere that's relatively close, but we cannot take you all the way to Avondale, especially you just told me you don't want to go back to him. So, why do you want us to go back? >> So, where did she go today? >> Over here, but the issue is is you're going to need your ID for that. >> I have a picture of it. >> Super 8 might let her get a room if we vouch. Yeah, but that's my issue. But, so here's something too I got to talk to you about. You can't say you'll pull it out for a room. You can't say that, okay? >> Pull it out? >> You can't You can't for a room, okay? >> I told him that his co-worker told me that. >> Okay, I got you. Okay. We'll just Yeah, I just wanted to make sure, but so >> $40 for today. >> A heartbreaking revelation about a family tragedy caused the officers to change their approach, but was kindness enough to change the outcome. >> Okay. >> Lost my sister today. >> Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. >> laugh So, I don't know how to cope. >> Are you laughing cuz you don't know how to >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Was it recent? >> Yeah. >> Do you want some mental health help? >> Yes. >> Do you want us to take you down to a hospital or give you some mental >> What club? >> I mean, they they will help, yeah. Just because they go to a psych hospital for a wide array of things doesn't mean that like you shouldn't go just to talk to somebody, you know? You deserve to get help. >> Yeah, I lost my mom at 15. >> I'm sorry to hear that. Nobody deserves to do to experience that. >> You got my joke out? >> I sure did. Cuz you're already broke. >> I'm not. >> Chelsea. >> Yes, sir. >> With this situation, normally we'd be like, "Girl, get drunk." But, you don't have a room anywhere right now. So, well, you don't have it yet, girl, and you don't have an ID. >> If they don't let me in without an ID, I don't know where I'm going to go. >> We can take you to a shelter. >> I'm not going to a shelter. >> don't want to do that. >> Get your stuff together for a second and act like you're not drunk and go in there and get a room. >> But, when you go in there, you you've got to be on your best behavior. You can't act drunk, okay? >> Listen. >> I'm just saying, okay? >> tell you something. Hi, ma'am. >> [laughter] >> How are you? >> Okay, so you're going to >> I would like to get a room today. I want a bed. Um for today, it might turn into extended stay. >> All right. Just say for one day. Just leave it at that. Just say one day. And then pay for one day. Tomorrow you can you can renew it, or if you don't like this hotel, you can go somewhere else, okay? All right, let's go try to get you a room. >> After hours of patience, every effort to help unravelled in just a few tense minutes, paving the way for a deeply regrettable ending. >> You can either call us We can charge your phone at the police department, and you can call somebody to come get you, or you can call us a a taxi. Or we can take you to the the justice center. Those are your options. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Okay, then we'll take you to the PD, we'll charge your phone, and you can figure out a ride from there. >> going there either. Just take me. >> You would sit out in our lobby while we're charging your phone, Kelsey. We've got to figure something out, okay? >> Do you have a charger? But >> Foot down. Foot down. >> Ma'am, please stop. >> Okay. >> Please. Please stop. >> Kelsey, call. >> I'm trying. My phone's dying. I can't. >> Get your foot down. This is not a house. >> And you're not >> All right, we're done. Stand up. Let's go. >> You're not going >> Stand up. You're not going to do what? >> Hey. >> All right. No, I'm not. >> Ow. >> Kelsey, you're not listening and you're fighting with me. >> NO, I'M NOT FIGHTING. I'M NOT RESISTING. >> KELSEY, WHY? >> I'M NOT RESISTING. >> I TRIED SO hard with you, man. COME ON NOW. HEY. >> NO WORDS. >> CLEAN UP. I'M WE'RE NOT EVEN on you, Kelsey. Clean up. >> No words. >> Sit up. You didn't need to do this, YOU KNOW. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. >> DO YOU WANT TO >> I CAN GET UP MYSELF. >> NO, YOU CAN'T GET UP. >> YES, I CAN. LET GO OF ME. >> LET HER GO. YEAH, LET HER GO. All right. You're going to have to sit up, honey. >> NO. >> OKAY. >> SHE WAS charged with simple assault on a police officer, disorderly conduct, and obstructing law enforcement. Next, an intoxicated woman barricaded herself inside an SUV outside a bar. When officers approached, the phrase "I know my rights" became the start of a long chain of trouble. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> So, I understand there was an issue at the bar. >> was an issue. >> Okay. Well, either way, we're to the point where they don't want you here. >> Okay, then. >> Okay. Do you have your ID? >> No. >> Okay, well, I have to I have to get your information, ma'am. Ma'am, this can be a very simple process. >> No. >> Okay, yes, I do. >> No, you do not. >> Yes, I do, because they >> I know my rights. >> Okay. I'm glad that you think that. >> I need you to leave. >> Okay. Ma'am, like I'm saying, this does not have to be a difficult process, okay? >> She needs deodorant, because she lived at my old address for 6 months and didn't shower, and she smells like [ __ ] So, So, I gave her deodorant. Okay. Oh, I'm so bad. >> Okay. And then all of that doesn't even matter. It's just going forward. You're not going to be able to come back here. >> not going anywhere. I did not start my car. >> Okay, and that's yes? >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm not accusing you of anything. >> you to leave me alone. >> Okay, well, that ends >> Guys, I did not do anything wrong. >> Okay. Why would you want to be at a place that you're not welcome at? Why why do you want to be here? Okay. The issue is is that you have to be advised that you cannot come back here. >> The issue is that you are brought here for >> Okay, I mean, she just has to be advised or she's going to be trespassed. Go ahead. >> This is not trespass. >> Officers offered her a way out that could have helped her avoid arrest, but after just a few failed phone calls, the situation became far more tense. >> Out of the car. We're going to drag you out of the car. How much have you had to drink? You've been drinking. Okay? >> I didn't drive my car. I DID NOT START MY CAR. >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. LISTEN. >> TOLD MY NEIGHBOR to come get me. >> Okay, good. So, you need to >> I'm not drinking. I'm not driving anywhere. Why is your husband not allowing you to come get me? When you stayed at my house for 3 days because your husband is a piece of [ __ ] You're coming to get me. >> I'm not. He's not getting out of the car. He will not let me drive home. >> What is she here for? >> Uh it's been a couple hours. >> Is she drinking? I can smell it on her. I just want to make sure. Okay. Cuz she ain't got a ride home, so she's she's causing a disturbance outside for us, so >> Even as officers warned her about the legal consequences, the woman insisted she had done nothing wrong. Minutes later, the entire scene spiraled out of control. >> What did I >> You cannot have physical control of your vehicle while you are intoxicated. It does not matter that you're not driving. >> Is she getting up? >> Are you going to be calling an Uber? >> You're going to go to jail. >> I mean If you want to go to jail, then you want to go to jail. It's a We're trying to talk to you and trying to be reasonable with you. If you don't want to be reasonable, then that's fine. You can tell us that you know the law and that I heard her on the phone. She's not going to come get you. >> My husband >> Come on. Come on. COME ON. >> NO. NO. >> MA'AM >> YOU ARE NOT >> DO NOT DO THIS. >> DO NOT DO THIS. >> ALL RIGHT. HEY. Come on. I got to take a picture of your driver's license. >> You You have no right to do this. I didn't >> Okay. [clears throat] >> I did not do anything. I did I did not DO ANYTHING. NO. NO. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I DID NOT DO ANYTHING. >> GOT IT? MA'AM, JUST SIT DOWN. >> I didn't do anything. I don't do anything TO DESERVE THIS. I WON'T TAKE YOU TO THE >> AT THE POLICE STATION, THE RESISTANCE DIDN'T STOP. One impulsive act turned what began as a minor violation into a much more serious legal problem. >> Okay. >> I believe you. It's fine. Come on. >> No. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Listen, you know what? All right, let's talk to you. >> Go ahead and take this off. SHUT UP. SHUT UP. TAKE YOUR MOTHER HANDS OFF ME. [screaming] NOW. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GO INTO A RIOT. >> [ __ ] YOU. >> YOU'RE GOING IN IN A RIOT. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> YOU'RE GOING YOU'RE GOING TO GO IN THE RIOT. >> I DON'T LIKE YOU. WAIT FOR ME. YOU DIRTY mother >> You're going to go into A RIOT. >> I DON'T CARE. >> WE'RE JUST GOING TO PUT YOU IN. >> [ __ ] YOU. [ __ ] YOU. >> LET ME SEARCH YOU REAL QUICK. >> Search me. >> Oh, okay. >> Do you have anything in your pocket? >> No. Right? >> Get this mother away from me. Don't touch my titties. >> Go ahead. >> Oh, okay. >> [ __ ] Wait for me. You dirty mother You know I wasn't doing anything wrong at all. Leave me alone. Don't touch me again. Do not touch me again. >> Put the cuffs on. All right, SO >> YOU MOTHER >> NOW YOU GET A CHARGE OF ASSAULT. >> [ __ ] YOU. >> NOW YOU GET A CHARGE OF ASSAULT. YOU GET A CHARGE OF >> IN OHIO, assaulting a police officer can result in a prison sentence ranging from 6 to 18 months and a fine of up to $5,000. She was charged with assaulting a law enforcement officer, a fourth-degree felony, and obstructing official business. Turns out the right to remain silent is a lot more useful than the right to argue to the very end. Everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.