[screaming] >> On January 8th, 2024, Ohio police pulled over a vehicle for making an illegal left turn on a red light. The driver, a woman, exhibited signs of impairment while driving. The police approached and began investigating the situation to clarify what was happening. >> Hello, I'm Officer Montes with Ravenna City Police Department. How are you doing today? >> Good. How are you? >> Good, good. The reason I'm making contact with you is you ran the red light over there. You were turning on Chestnut onto Main Street. >> Okay. >> What? >> I said I said okay. >> Okay. Are you okay? >> I'm fine. >> Okay. Where you coming from? >> Um Manaway, Ohio. >> What what's going on in Manaway, Ohio tonight? >> Nothing. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Yes. I thought I had it on me. >> You're You don't have your your insurance or your driver's license or anything? >> No, I have my insurance. It's right here. And I'm going to call I'm going to call like the your What is your name? >> So, I'm not calling from anywhere. My name is Officer Montes with Ravenna City Police Department. You were coming on Chestnut, you made a left a left-hand turn onto Main Street. The light was red and you turned on red. >> say that again, though? >> I have repeated it. That's the second time I've said it. So, for a third time, you were going you were turning >> No, I I want you to say it one more time, though, because I want it for the record. >> Oh, yeah. Sure. You were turning left on Chestnut. It was a red light and you turned into a red light. >> I'm sorry. I just want to make sure that every every thing is complete. >> So, when you get a minute, like I requested your driver's license >> No, you can't have my driver's license right now. >> What did you say? >> I said you can't have my driver's >> Okay. >> I don't I don't understand. >> The woman named Diane Kobuk was unable to provide a driver's license or insurance. Moreover, she appeared sluggish prompting the police to ask her to exit the vehicle for easier assessment. >> There's no questions. I'm I'm requesting that you have your driver's >> I'm questioning the fact that this guy right there is shining a light. >> That's my other officer over there. Go ahead and do that. So, can can you please get your insurance like I have requested? >> That's That's not what I'm asking about. >> Okay. >> That's a problem there. That's >> Okay. Why is that a problem? >> Miss, is it Kobuk? >> Yeah, it is. >> Can you Can you do me a favor? Can you You know your You know your alphabet? >> Yeah. >> Can you tell me >> I'm upset now because >> Can you tell me the alphabet from Can you start from C and end at H? Yeah, from C to H. Can you Can you tell me the alphabet from C to H? >> to H? >> Yeah. >> Since when does that make sense? >> It makes sense. Okay. Well, listen. I'm going to have you step on out so we can further talk about things, okay? So, step on out of the car for me, please. >> Yeah. >> Here, let's let's step on out with me so we can talk over here in front of my cruiser, please. Stop digging in your purse. Step out of the car. >> matter. >> Yes, it does. I don't know what's in that purse, so step out of the car. I've asked you a third third third time now that I've asked you to please step out of the car and talk to me over here. Right there, that's fine. >> The fact doesn't matter as though >> Let's Let's leave the purse there. Can you put your purse over there for me, please? >> That's This is my wallet. >> Your wallet then. Can you please place your wallet over there, please? >> Okay, so there's a There's a >> The police requested the woman to perform sobriety tests, but she had difficulty understanding the officer's instructions making the situation more tense and complicated. >> What I'm going to have you do, put your feet together, keep your hands down to your side, and remain in this position until I tell you to do otherwise, okay? Don't Don't him. Focus on me. I'm talking to you. I'm talking to you, okay? So, stand with your feet together, hands down at your side like this. Do you understand? Pretty >> It doesn't It doesn't You know what? >> It does matter. >> No, I didn't do anything. >> You ran through a red light. That's why I'm asking if there's something medical going on. Do you have a glass eye? >> I have my left eye is like uh -35. >> Okay. Are you wearing contacts? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. Okay. You're going to make things worse. >> I'm going to run off right now. >> Is that supposed to be a joke? It's kind of >> Yeah, it is. I'm sorry. >> It's kind of a serious thing right now, okay? >> No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Okay. Let's Let me get the keys. >> Where's your phone at? >> Give me a second. Because now I'm kind of getting upset. >> Okay. >> Because your license should not be on you. >> It's your license. >> It's your license. >> That's That's I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> It's your license. >> Yeah, that's what I meant. Left in front of my right. >> Left >> What? >> Hold on. Left foot and right foot in front of it in a heel-toe fashion. So, just put your right foot in front of that foot with your heel touching your toe and hands down at your side. >> Okay. I I I did it. I did I did. >> You did it. >> The woman denied running the red light as the police claimed, but here credit must be given to the police for helping her calm down. Subsequently, the officers asked her to perform additional tests, which she failed to complete, leading to her arrest. Furthermore, the officers found a vape pen suspected of containing thing in her purse, and she admitted to using it. Ultimately, she was taken to the station for further processing. >> You got to follow my finger again, okay? You see the tip of my finger? Follow that with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head, okay? Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Follow it. Okay. You need to follow with your eyes and your eyes only, okay? >> I am. Yes, I am. >> Okay. She's not. >> I didn't do anything. >> Relax. Grab drive one please. >> I didn't anything. >> Okay, you're being placed under arrest for OVI. >> I didn't do anything. >> Do you want your purse? Do you want your keys? Do you want your >> I didn't do anything. >> Just Cruise Maker get started on that. Wait for the tow. I'm going to go with him, okay? Make sure you do inventory. >> Come this way. Stop. Easy. Easy. >> Easy. Easy. Easy. Put that other foot up, please. >> The police then took the woman to the police station. And for the woman, this was just the beginning. At the station, her erratic and defiant behavior truly escalated. >> Go ahead and walk up those steps. Come on. You're being afforded an opportunity to give us a urine sample for a drug test, okay? >> test? >> Yes, for OVI. >> For an OVI? I I'm not even under the influence. >> Okay, well, then you would definitely want to submit to a urine test because that'll prove your innocence. >> Oh, perfect. >> Okay. So, let us read you this paper real quick, and then we'll we'll get you to get you to the bathroom so you can do that. >> I don't understand. You're telling me one thing. This guy is telling me another thing. >> Go and have a seat on that bench for me, please. >> You're not going to pee. Stand right here. >> No, I am. If I need to, I can. >> Sit right here. Do not Do not pee. >> Do not pee in our As soon as we finish reading this paper, we'll take you to the bathroom so you can go to the bathroom. >> Okay? >> Please sit. >> No, I'm going to pee right here if I need to. >> No, we're not going to do that. Have >> It became evident that the suspect refused to step out of the car, forcing the officers to warn her. She then requested a urine test, but her behavior was entirely unpredictable. >> No, I I never said that, though. I never said that. >> Stop. >> Do not pee in here, or you're going to get a felony. >> I'm not going to. >> down on the floor. >> Okay, so we will we'll Okay, that's fine. >> Do you want to submit yes or no? >> This this this makes no sense. >> [screaming] >> Now you're getting the gist of what I'm talking about. >> No! No, now my brother >> hands behind your back. >> My brother knows what you guys do, and you guys are a bunch of >> Yep, tickets right there. >> [screaming] >> My brother will kill you. >> [crying] >> You need to knock it off. What are you bleeding from? >> You guys do this to me. >> The suspect engaged in what many would call typical Karen behavior by steadfastly resisting arrest. However, this resistance was short-lived. With their experience and skills, the police quickly subdued her, applying strong measures to bring her under control. Resisting the police can lead to serious consequences, including arrest and imprisonment. This also complicates the situation and can create unnecessary risks. In this case, the woman was charged with resisting arrest under Ohio Revised Code Section 2921.33, with penalties including fines and imprisonment, depending on the severity of the incident. Additionally, she faced charges related to repeat OVI offenses under ORC 4511.19 and traffic violations, failure to provide valid documents while driving, and was fined under ORC 4507.35. She was sentenced to 180 days in jail, with 175 days suspended, fined $525, and had her driver's license revoked for a year. >> Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. >> I told you now three times. Now roll over. >> You're hurting me. >> Roll over. >> Get your hands off me. I will do it. Get your hands off me. I'm not fighting nobody. >> Let go of Let go. >> I didn't say bite him in the belly. >> Nope. >> Panic mother was arrested right in front of her son. >> What do you want now? >> I don't care. Stop talking >> It doesn't matter. >> I'm on my line. >> Please. Stay, please. >> Move your phone. >> Don't talk to me. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I just want to see my kid. >> A routine patrol turns into a chaotic chase when police spot a car tied to a female suspect with a long history of theft. But what happens next is even more shocking. >> Move in. You guys move in here. Get over here, ma'am. I saw you. I'm telling you right now. >> Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. >> Roll over here. >> I'm sorry. >> Roll over here. Roll over here. >> I'm sorry. >> Roll over here. Stop. I'm sorry. You guys were running 60 over here. >> I'm not doing anything, sir. I'm not moving. I promise. >> Stop. >> doing it. >> I'm going to tase you if you don't. >> just I'm just >> You're moving right now. >> I'm just trying to see my kids. I'm just trying >> My mom's dying, you stupid girl. >> Well, is she on the ground resisting me? >> Sir, she's not resisting. >> You're going to get another charge. >> I'm just trying to see him, sir. What's going on? >> I'm telling you right now. >> Sir, I'm >> Stop. Get off of them. Let go. Let go. Let go. I told you now three times. Now roll over. >> You're hurting me. >> Roll over. >> Sir, you're hurting me. Please record. >> Sir, record. Here, get the keys. Give them the keys. >> Get off. >> I can't breathe. I'm sobbing. He's going to kill the baby. Please. >> Ma'am, listen. She's going to turn over. Get up. >> Oh my god. He's hurting her. Oh my god. >> Roll over. >> We got it. We got >> my mom. He's He's hurting. He said my I can't breathe. >> Well, get out. >> I can't. Just Briana >> [screaming] >> Get out. >> My phone is up there. Briana Would you please give her the keys? >> No. >> Why? >> charge of the resisting now. >> I'm not doing anything. Briana, 644 Please give her the keys. >> You're not going anywhere. >> I'm not. >> Trapped under the car, the woman screamed that she couldn't breathe while her son desperately fought back the police. Was this a moment of desperation or a plan to escape? Get out from underneath the car. >> I got my leg up here. >> I know you do. Get it off my knee there. >> I can't breathe. >> Is she okay? Nobody's even on her. >> I've got a baby and I got a broken back. Please. Please, there's a guy out here with a gun. >> Get out from underneath the car. >> My leg is stuck up here. >> [screaming] >> [ __ ] >> You're doing it on purpose. >> No, I'm not. You pinned me. >> are. >> Briana, get out of here right now. >> I'm just trying to reach it to her. You're hurting >> You're not reaching anywhere. Do you understand? >> for no reason. Please, dude. I am stuck under the wheel. Briana, come here. Come here right now. Come here. We're doing nothing. I don't care. Stop walking on my leg. I'm on my leg. It doesn't matter. I'm on my leg. I'm on my leg. Get her back. Now. I'm on my leg. Stop. >> Go. One detained. >> Ah, stop Bro, stop bending my arms like that. Like, what are y'all doing? Y'all going to break my arms, bro. Like, stop bending my arms like that. >> Anything on you? Weapons? >> No. >> All right, grab her Grab her left arm. >> Can I get my leg out from >> Move your leg out. >> Move your leg out from the That's what I'm trying to do. He won't let me. I got to Can you pull me down that way so I can pull my leg? >> I just getting her to the car. >> Cuz he was I don't have anything in my hand. >> Stand up. When the car was searched, a series of brand new items were pulled out, but the truth behind these shoes will make you not believe. >> I want to see the video to see who put those in there, too. >> These are still new, too, right? Yeah, those are new. Yeah, they got you for a bunch of them. Here's your socks. Here's the socks that he had on. So, everything he ditched in the back. >> Did you get pictures of everything? >> Huh? I got it all on video. >> All right, she was cold, so I patted her down. She's in the back of my car. What do you need from What can I do for >> Well, if you want to start busting out some charges for her, do Uh she's doing it in the car of this one here. It should be locked. So, we're going to do theft. It's more than likely going to be a misdemeanor, but yeah, this dude start working on the uh Uh yeah, the that's all going through Franklin, Tennessee. Theft, obstructing, resisting. So, I told her stop, she ran, she Huh? >> I You can do the other one. >> Okay. >> Still obstructing and resisting, and then I'll tell them what to do on the juvenile. >> Okay. >> And then uh >> That kid's a juvenile boy. >> Yeah. >> She's 18. >> She's 18? >> Over here. >> Yeah. >> I'm pregnant and doesn't know any of her identification, and then she wants to know what's happening with the car. >> Uh I'll be honest with you, I don't have anything on her. She was in the car the entire time this thing was going down. >> know what's happening with the car. >> Car's getting towed. >> The cop accidentally hit me a year ago in a car crash, and it broke my back my lower back. I just never sued him. He was in a high chase chasing someone, and like he hit my car and broke my back. You can check. You can check with Grant. You can check with Grant. A cop accident He was chasing someone, and they both went flying at my car. He hit me twice. >> Okay. >> What's your name? Yeah, yeah, my back's broke, and I can't breathe with Can you take this off and get put it the truck or something? I can't. >> Can you take the jacket off for me? >> Yeah, cuz I can't breathe. >> The two suspects face a slew of serious charges, and one of them was found to have multiple active warrants. >> But the guy on the right >> searched? >> Like if one of you guys were to jump you're in before you even knew what was what. I told him I was pregnant and he kept throwing me up on the car and I wasn't resisting at all. Not resisting. Can I say to you or put my back against the car and no, he threw me up on the ground and I got stuck under the car. Oh, you're not helping. >> Is your address current on your ID? >> Which address are you talking >> Working together in front? >> Okay, now. >> What are we checking for? >> I had my money in my cell box and in my shirt cuz I take them I get prescribed. >> [snorts] >> Uh yeah, 53. >> That's your current address? >> Yeah, yeah. Can I tie this back more so it doesn't keep getting in my face? Um that's my old ID. My new one's in there. Did you want to grab the new one? Um will you bring me the red bag? I'm going to get it. >> Okay, let's have a seat. >> He's going to let me um get the ID real quick. I'll go get the bag. Can you bring it to me? >> I'll get it for you. Have a seat. >> Did Well, will you yell if I take my hair out and put it tie it back? >> I would just leave it be for now. I would just leave it alone. >> Woman charged with theft, obstructing official business, resisting arrest. Young man arrested with multiple active warrants. A fateful afternoon in Rio Rancho. A horrific collision causes a car to flip over in the middle of an intersection, setting off a series of unexpected events. >> Just don't touch me. I'll walk away. Just don't touch me. I'm not fighting nobody. >> Let go of me. >> Can I say bye to my kids? >> Nope. >> Can I say bye? >> Move your foot. >> don't talk to me. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Move sorry. I just want to see my kids. >> As police approached, the woman behind the wheel was speaking incoherently, giving vague statements. And there was something fishy coming from her breath. >> You okay? What happened? >> Um Well, I was coming in right here turning and I didn't see anybody at all cuz I seen those are the first type of girl right. So, I left and then I don't know where he came from. >> Okay, so you guys were making a left? >> Yeah, I was coming this way. >> Where were you guys coming from? >> Um from back there from Arizona. We came from Farmington and we're headed back this way. I don't really know Albuquerque, but >> Yeah. >> But yeah, I was turning this way. >> Where were you guys trying to go? >> Back down to jail, central maybe. >> So, you're going to make a left here? >> I don't know. Like I said, I don't know Albuquerque. I didn't barely know >> You're not in Albuquerque, so that's why I'm So, you're coming from Farmington? >> Yeah. >> And you're headed down to Albuquerque? Is that where you guys living at? >> Yeah, I don't I Like I said, I didn't know this place, but I was turning here. >> Okay, do you have your license on you? >> I don't know. I don't. It's probably I'm not going to my kitty truck. >> Kitty, how do you spell it? How do you spell it? >> Oh. >> I wasn't sure if you could hear me. >> Okay, I I can hear you. I obviously have been here. >> Hey, calm down, okay? >> Calm down. Stupid. What the hell? >> Hey, calm down. >> We're just trying to help you, okay? >> Okay, I can hear him. >> Yes, what's your name? >> Don't be rude, okay? >> I gave my information to the other cop who was coming. >> Okay. So, where were you trying to go? >> Uh back down to jail. I I came from a different place. I came from Farmington. >> Okay. >> Usually I come back in from Grants. So, that was on the other side of Albuquerque. I I usually coming from Grants, but >> Were you going to Grants today? >> No, I live in Albuquerque. >> Okay. >> I usually come from Grants, but I came from Farmington this time. I don't know where I'm at. >> Okay, so you're in the city of Rio Rancho. >> a picture to you? >> No, you don't. >> Okay, well, I said it was. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink today? >> Yeah, way earlier. I had >> Okay. I'm just asking because your speech is severely slurred. >> Well, why am I talking to you? >> Well, your speech is slurred, okay? And I can't smell an odor of alcohol coming from your breath. >> I was smoking marijuana, too. >> Okay, well, you don't smell like marijuana right now. >> Well, I was smoking that. >> Okay. >> And then yes, I did have something to drink tonight, but >> All right. How long ago? >> This morning, way earlier this morning. >> Field sobriety test was conducted, but things quickly turned chaotic as she staggered, protested, and refused to cooperate. >> Okay. >> Now, we actually do need to go back over there because we have to walk we cuz we're going to have to take some steps down the line, okay? Are you sure you're able >> I can try. >> Okay. We can try, okay? Okay, miss. Go ahead and stand on this line facing this way, okay? I need you to place your left foot on that line. >> Okay, can I put the right? >> No, it has to be the left, okay? All right. Go ahead and place the heel of your right foot touching toe of your left foot. All right, hold up. Hold up. I didn't tell you to start the test, okay? >> I can't stand on this leg like that. That's why I'm telling you. >> Okay. >> He's breathing conscious, never lost conscious, anything like that. He did scrape up his hand pretty good, and he has complaint about his neck. >> Okay. >> But they took him in the ambulance like he was obviously stable enough >> Okay. >> to where they took him out. >> The husband's there on the ICU. Actually kind of hurt. >> Is he working or >> Yeah, my husband works here. Sorry. >> two three. On your ninth step, you're going to turn around like so. Yes, I'm dead serious. And then you're going to take another nine heel-to-toe steps back down the line like so. I'm going to place you under arrest for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of an intoxicant, liquor, or drug. >> Where are my kids? >> They're in the back of the rescue unit. >> to them after today? >> We're going to call CYFD. >> Oh my god. >> Because you're going to be incarcerated and you don't have any other family out here that can come and take possession of >> The sound of handcuffs ring out. Cries of people begging to see their children also broke out, pushing the situation to a climax, forcing the police to take strong action. >> Get your hands off me. I'll go out and do it. Get your hands off me. I'm not fighting nobody. >> Let go of me. Let go of >> Can I say bye to my kids? >> No. >> What? >> Okay. Take them out of your back. Don't make me hurt you. >> have service. Y'all don't understand me. >> Well, well, we're past that, okay? >> Y'all don't understand nobody. Yeah, I'm trying to tell you. You can check it yourself. I don't have service. >> So, I'm moving in. Then, then, you don't have service. That's fine. We'll take the police report. >> Can I just say bye to my kids, please? >> Uh no. That's >> Why? >> Cuz you don't want them to see you in handcuffs. >> Well, why wasn't I notified? >> Sam 70 PD's 1059. Has a female 1059. >> my kids. I don't know what's going on. They're going to be scared without me. Please, sir, can I just talk to my kids, please? >> Do you really want your kids to see you like this? I'm asking you a question. >> to get get get them to understand when I tell them that >> What are you going to tell them? >> That I can't get a hold of them and that she can't get them, so they're going to be getting you somewhere else. >> You just smell like alcohol. >> I do. I'm sorry, but can I just tell them? They're going to understand. >> It's your call. >> No. Please. Come on with the police. >> Let's go. >> I'm just barely coming in, please, please. >> Let's go. Let's go. go. Let's go. >> Please. >> I don't think that's a good idea, okay? >> Please, please, please. Can I talk to them? >> Let's go. >> All right, let's go. Can I Can I talk to them right now? >> All right now, let's go. >> Please. Oh my god, you can't do this. >> All right now, let's go. You don't want them to see you in handcuffs like this, okay? >> You can't let my kids go with >> Eventually, a series of serious charges were brought, but the most shocking thing was that she never showed up in court, sending things into an unexpected turn. >> Can I just speak to them for seconds? >> No. Have a seat. >> 5 seconds. >> Have a seat. >> Please. >> Have a seat. Have a seat in the car. >> I just want to talk to them all. >> Okay, I'm going to let you know right now if you do not get in this car willingly, we are going to put you in this car. >> Okay, can can can you help me? >> No, they cannot. They need to go to the hospital. Okay? Put your feet in the car. >> Sir, oh my god. I was just trying to talk to my baby and let them go scare sir, please. Sir, please. Please. >> Listen to me. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I I just want to see my kids. >> Move your foot. >> I just want to see my kids. Sir, please. >> Move your foot. >> Have compassion for me. Please. >> Please. Please. >> All right, I'm going to I'm going to tell you the same thing's going to happen. My sergeant's going to come over here from that door and pull you into this car if you do not move your foot. >> Sir, please. Just 3 seconds. >> Can you pull her in? She won't move her foot. >> please. I just want to >> She moved it. >> In New Mexico, first-time child endangerment is a class three felony with local penalties depending on the severity. The woman was charged with driving while intoxicated, DWI, child endangerment, reckless driving, no valid driver's license, failure to use a child restraint, three counts of DWI with children in the vehicle. >> No. >> You see, you just fit up. >> Hey. Hey. >> Hey. Stop. >> Stop it. >> Here's the fastest way to get banned from Spirit Airlines forever. >> Just so you know, this is Stephanie Castillo. She's under arrest. She tried to plow right through one of the officers. >> You're under arrest for public intoxication. Put your hands down. I got her. >> Number 21, 2024, the police received an emergency call about a woman who lost control and accused airline staff of stealing luggage, but the truth was much more surprising. >> You're not going to gate three. You're going out cuz you're not flying today. >> Why? >> Cuz you're not. Cuz you're intoxicated and >> So my stuff was missing. Oh. Where was Where was my stuff? >> Where did you find it? Like at three? Where was it? By gate three? >> I was in the restroom with the bag. She left it over there. >> By a way By gate three? >> Listen, I I don't care where they found it. Let's go. Come on. Grab your stuff. >> Two bags. Let's go. Let's go up front. We'll have you reschedule your flight. Come on. Grab your stuff. >> I'm going to grab the suitcase so I can grab my other bag. >> Yeah, you could do that with Spirit. >> Shut up. Be nice to her. They took my [ __ ] Oh, hell no. Because I will. His boy hating ass. Okay. >> One minute there was an argument, the next minute violence erupted. The police were forced to intervene when the woman jumped over the fence and pushed the officer to gain the right to board the plane. >> Listen, you're going to try to explain to me anything. So the next flight to Chicago is at 7:00 a.m. >> 7:00 a.m. tomorrow? I'm so lucky. Oh. >> No. >> No. No. >> Take your jacket off. You see you just get up. Drop your phone. Drop the phone. >> Just so you know, this Deputy Castillo, she's under arrest. She tried to plow right through one of the officers. So, she's probably going to get charged with battery on a police >> Stop resisting. Relax. >> Got it? >> Make me. >> Relax. >> Make me. >> Let's walk. >> What? >> I'll say. >> What are you talking about? You're hurting my [ __ ] Right, cuz y'all stole my [ __ ] >> All right. Walk. Keep walking. >> No! Stop! Help! >> Stop resisting. >> No! No! My arm! My arm! >> Relax, ma'am. >> My arm! I just want Get off of my arm! Stop! >> All right. Let her Let her >> Hey, let her Let her father down. Father, come. Father down. >> Stand like that, ma'am, right here. >> Relax. >> Father down. >> I'm not being mean to you. I am. >> [screaming] >> Stop. All right. You got my side. Don't worry about this. >> [screaming] >> Let me go! >> You're trying to kick me to hurt her, aren't you? >> I'm calling my police and lawyer. Stop! >> [screaming] >> Tell them my badge number is 210. All right. All right, she's going to bite you down. You got to >> Screams, handcuffs, and dramatic calls for help. The woman recklessly resisted and kicked the police, causing the entire Gate 3 area to fall into chaos. >> Ow! [screaming] My arm! >> [crying] >> Stop! >> Stop kicking. All right. >> [screaming] >> Stop kicking. As you can. As you can. You want to stop kicking? Stop kicking. >> No! My arm! Ow! >> Stop >> Pick up the people. Be nice. Are we good? We're good? >> Yeah, she still got a hold to her wrist, but she's Yeah, she's good. >> All right, let me start the vehicle. Hold on. >> This lady that originally I asked her when I came from the bar this flight is to my turn. I asked her to walk me to the bathroom. She had a Spirit Airline uniform. I asked her to walk me to the bathroom. She hit me. Okay? Please, just listen to me. I have never been in trouble and I'm sorry for kicking you, but my stuff was missing. >> get in trouble for kicking me. You got in trouble for pushing him out of the way. >> Okay. >> Finally, when the truth about the stolen luggage was revealed, everyone was shocked to realize the real reason for this noisy arrest. >> Well, were you drinking something today? Or >> She said she had a few drinks. >> Well, you had a few drinks. >> My Listen, if you grab my phone, you will see my flight had a layover. My flight was delayed. I landed at like 12:00 something. My flight Can you please stop shouting that in my face? I cannot even see. My flight was supposed to take off at like 4:10. >> Okay. >> And it got delayed to like 5:30 and some guy some guy that was sitting next to me at the airport, he was buying me drinks and you can ask the bartender. >> How old are you? >> I'm 23. >> Okay. >> You can You can grab my ID. I'm legalized to drink. I'm legalized to fly. I have never been in trouble, but my stuff went missing. >> Yeah, but then you found your stuff. >> Listen. >> And And you know where your stuff was? At the gate you were sitting cuz you were not flying out of G5. >> I was flying out of G3. >> G3 and that's where they found your things cuz you left it there. >> Listen, please just listen to me. My stuff was not at G3. >> That's where they found it. >> And I know that's where they found it but the lady that was walking me to the bathroom, the lady with the African accent, she was not from G3. She had a Spirit Airlines uniform. She had the Spirit Airlines logo right above her right like right here. Right I can't point to it. >> Yeah, but you know that's not why you're in trouble. You're in trouble because you were causing a disturbance and because you plowed right through it. >> And I'm sorry. >> [ __ ] you. You hit them. >> I did not mean to plow right through you but you were sitting there talking to me as if I was not worth anything. I was sitting there trying to tell you that some lady with an African accent >> This happened by the by the counter when you were standing up and the and the Spirit supervisor was telling you >> me to the bathroom. >> we're done, right? >> Please, somebody listen to me. >> Jordan, I'm going to be the one taking over and transporting, okay? I'm going to do what I can to help you. You got to help me out as well, okay? >> The woman faces charges of assaulting an officer and causing a public disturbance. Her drunken and disruptive behavior not only cost her her flight and temporary suspension from flying with Spirit Airlines but also carries [music] a possible fine or jail sentence. Next, at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, a mysterious woman with a striking appearance immediately causes security forces to be mobilized but when they approach, things start to get strange. >> You're under arrest for public intoxication. Put your hands down. I got her. >> Hey, hey. >> Hey, stop. >> Stop it. >> She was found sitting intimately with a complete stranger. This moment immediately aroused the suspicion of the police and they had to take immediate action. >> How did you get here today? >> I'm Thank you. >> Are you with Are you with her? >> Yes. >> Yes. Look, I Look, I >> We were before he can speak. >> Are y'all flying together? >> No, we're not. >> I'm going to a funeral in San Diego. I was delayed and I'm very sorry and >> She hasn't been really causing any >> Only pre-boards only, please. Well, I can tell y'all both have been drinking a lot. >> Of course we have. We've been I've been here for 2 days. >> Okay, that doesn't give you the right to like I've been told that she was cussing people out. That doesn't >> That did not happen. >> Well, I mean, I have to go off of what a bartender told >> 30% I >> We were getting ready >> I love you. Like I'm a bartender in DIA. And I told her like I'm hitting you and whatever and >> How much have you had to drink today? I'm asking you. Don't ask him. I'm asking you and I'm talking to you. >> Jackson for pre-boarding? >> Hey. >> We were just going to have a cigarette. >> I'm okay. >> going >> Can you stand right over there for me, sir? Y'all are not together. >> You not traveling with her? >> At this time we invite group >> one leave with one, please. >> They were sitting and drinking together at the bar. >> tearful explanations, stories of painful loss, but the more they listened, the more the police realized the truth was not as simple as she said. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Four since 7:00 a.m. >> Four or what? >> Four. >> For what Ryan? >> Mama, listen to me. >> I'm listening. >> My friend died. >> I'm very sorry. >> And my flight got delayed and I am okay and >> Why did I find you basically sitting in some random person's lap that you don't know? >> Are you Are you mad? I was not in someone's >> I I walked up on that. I saw that. Yes. >> I was not in a lap. >> Okay. Okay. Where are you flying to today? >> San Diego. >> San Diego. Do you have your ID with you? >> Yeah. >> Are you flying by yourself? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have your ID with you? >> Yeah. >> Well, once once the weather it starts a ripple effect once a major hub gets once we get major delays like this, this is the third largest airport in the world. >> [music] >> Once it gets delayed, that ripple is felt long places, but I get you with, you know, customer service and you know, how they handle with, you know, travelers and stuff like that. >> This is going on my third day here. >> I don't work for the airline. I get You know, what I mean? I understand. Yes, sir. I completely get it. But for me, you know, it's the uh in reference to why stuff has been you postponed and stuff like that. >> I've only seen two flights go out today as far as American Airlines. How many flights? >> I have no clue. >> That's it. >> I'm talking to you. I'm still waiting for your ID. Where's your ID at? >> A difficult decision was made, but as soon as the police acted, the woman reacted unexpectedly, causing the situation to escalate out of control. >> Let me >> Put your stuff down, please. Please put your stuff down. You're under arrest for public intoxication. Put your hands down. I got her. I I have to do my job. >> And you can you can Please, I'm trying >> Okay. I'm very sorry. >> Charles 2, go ahead. Yeah, you're free to go, sir. >> Bye. >> Sorry, this happens. >> Yeah, that's that's okay. >> Charles 2, copy. >> Okay. Okay, I'm I'm in the city >> Charles 2, Charles 3 has one in custody for PI, and can we get a transport to Precinct 12, Capital One? >> You don't have to You're under arrest for public intoxication. He has your stuff. >> Let's just wait right here until they get here. Hey, hey. >> Hey, stop. >> Stop it. >> [ __ ] >> Do you want to resisting arrest charge added? Right now, it's a simple ticket. You can continue that, and we're going to add charges to it. Do you understand me? Stand up. You went from a simple public intoxication to assault on a peace officer. >> I tried to talk to her. She wouldn't listen to me. >> You talked and that's what you did. >> In a split second, the incident went from a minor infraction to a serious criminal case and her future now depends entirely on the court's decision. >> I tried to talk to her. She was so very aggressive. >> And do you think kicking her was the ideal thing to do? >> No, she put me in handcuffs. She >> Well, because you were under arrest. >> me. >> You were under arrest, ma'am. >> And >> You were going to go to the jail, sober up until you assaulted her. >> Dude, she She held me. She >> She held you because you were under arrest. You get that, don't you? Are you good? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I'm good. Like, are you [ __ ] serious? Why are you What are you doing? >> Dude. >> What are you doing? >> Dude. Dude. >> What are you doing? >> Dude. Dude, are you serious? Ow. [ __ ] I did not hurt you. >> Just keep your head right there. Quit moving around. >> I did not hurt you and you're going to put I did assault me. >> You're the one that kicked me. >> You No. No. >> No. >> You hurt me. And >> It was for your protection. You were just going to sober up. Just a ticket until you kicked me. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you understand that? >> No. Stop. No. >> You don't want to listen to me. >> live into something that it's not. It is something that it's not. Are you [ __ ] serious? Ow. >> Stop moving. >> Stop it. >> Listen here, ma'am. Listen. Listen. I'm going to stand you up. >> Stop it. >> I'm going to stand you up. >> Stop it. >> If you attack anybody else >> I am not attacking anyone. >> You kicked >> She made this up. >> If you kicked anybody >> Ow! Why are you hurting me? You kicked us. >> Stand up. >> Ow! >> [screaming] >> Ow! You kicked us. I did not hurt you. Look at me. >> Stop. Walk. >> Look at me. I did not hurt you. >> Walk. >> Look at me. I did not hurt you. Ow! I did not hurt you. Look at me. >> Are you >> Serious? I did not hurt you. >> I'll get it. >> Yeah, get it. Good job. [ __ ] good job. Good job. She up. I asked her. I talked to her. I asked her questions and she was intimidated and that's why she put me in cuffs. Yep. Yep. Okay. >> In Texas, assaulting a police officer is a third-degree felony. Punishment is 2 to 10 years in prison, fine up to $10,000. 0 cents. She initially faced only a ticket and a sobriety check, but her assault on the police officer led to her being charged with a more serious crime that could have resulted in a prison sentence. >> Stop. Stop. >> Turn the car off. >> Simple traffic accident turned into a scene of chaos in the middle of the street. >> What I wanted What I wanted What I wanted >> Put your [ __ ] hands up. Put your [ __ ] hands up. Put your [ __ ] hands up. >> A seemingly simple traffic violation, but in just a few minutes it turned into a traffic nightmare. >> You can't pass on a double yellow, right? >> I'm on three. >> Does not matter. You cannot pass on a double yellow. I need your driver's license, registration, and insurance, please. >> I don't got that. >> You don't You do not have a driver's license? >> I don't. >> Okay, go ahead and shut the car off. Hand me the keys. Hand me the keys, please, ma'am. Go ahead and step out for me. Okay, you are not under arrest. You're just being detained. Stop. Stop. >> Don't touch me. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> to god, bro. >> No, there's no man Stop. Stop. >> I wasn't even resisting. >> Stop. >> resisting. >> Put your hands >> [laughter] >> resisting. >> Put your hands Put your hands behind your back. 25, I need another unit here. She's resisting. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> resisting. >> Put your [ __ ] hands behind your back. Stop. Stop. >> I'm ready to go. I'm ready to >> You're about to be tased. >> I don't Stop. >> Turn over. Stop. Flip her over. Come on. Flip her over. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. >> I don't care about none of this. >> See? I'm down. I don't. I don't. Oh, my Oh, my arm. >> Stay still. Stay still. Now you're going to jail. >> I don't care. Wait, my shoes. My shoes. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop moving. >> Stop. >> No, I swear to god. >> Stop. >> Get the of me. >> You're being ridiculous. >> [ __ ] you're ridiculous. Man, I was resisting. What? I wasn't. What is the problem? What is the problem? I'm right. I'm right. Get off my arm. Get off my arm. No, it's you. You're twisting my wrist. Why? This one hurts. >> Stop. >> To contain the chaos, the police were forced to use special restraints and the girl screamed in indignation. >> Why did you turn this into something? >> Get off of me. It hurts. >> You would have got a ticket and went on your way. >> I can't stand up. I don't give a [ __ ] about that [ __ ] The [ __ ] Who do you think this is? The way to get out of going to a [ __ ] Is going to jail? No. No, it's not. >> Put this down. We got to put her knees there. As soon as we get her down You guys got her? >> Yep. >> All right. Let's roll her over. >> Knees right there. >> All right. Roll her over. >> Stop [ __ ] animal. >> [screaming] >> Stop it. >> You got to roll her. You got to roll her. So the way you need go ahead and roll that way. Hold her head to the left. >> I'm passive. I'm passive. >> So everybody grab a handle. >> During the interrogation, her testimony constantly changed, exposing the secrets she tried to hide. >> Ma'am, I'm a sergeant. What is going on today? >> Nothing not going on. Nothing at all. Nothing. >> What's that? >> Nothing. >> Nothing's going on? >> No. >> What happened between you and the officer? >> The officer told me to pull over. I pulled I pulled over. He told me to get out. I got out. >> And then what happened? >> Then I said, "For what?" But I still was out the [ __ ] car. >> So you got out the car? >> Yes, and I told him I didn't have my license or my insurance. And he said, "I'm not arrested, but I'm putting your hands behind your back." Now I said, "For what? If I'm not arrested." And then he slammed me to the ground. What are you talking about? Don't y'all got cameras? >> Do. >> Okay, so watch the [ __ ] cameras. >> I will. Uh what were you doing when he slammed you to the ground? >> Nothing. >> You were you were just >> Nothing. >> Were you just standing there? >> No, I wasn't doing [ __ ] I wasn't flipping over. I wasn't doing [ __ ] >> You weren't doing nothing? >> Nothing. I was just laying there. >> Did you Oh, no. Before he took you to the ground, what were you doing? He wanted to put your hands behind your back, and then what happened? >> Nothing. I had my charger in my hand, and I was trying to call my mom. >> So >> And he was trying to take my phone. >> He wanted to put your hands behind >> he taking my phone for if I'm not arrested? >> So he wanted to put your hands behind your back, and you were trying to make a phone call. >> He was trying to take my phone out my hand. >> Okay. Then what did you do when he tried to take the phone out of your >> Nothing. Nothing. I didn't do [ __ ] >> So you were just standing there, and he slammed you to the ground for no reason? >> No, he tried to slam me to the ground, and then I didn't go to the ground. Cuz what the [ __ ] are you trying to slam me to the ground for if I'm not arrested? >> didn't slam you to the ground. You initially said he slammed you to the ground. Now he tried to slam you to the ground, but couldn't? >> Bro, he tried to slam me to the [ __ ] ground. >> Okay. >> For what? >> a driver's license? >> Yes, I have a driver's license. >> suspended? >> Yes. >> Did you tell him you had a driver's license? >> No. I don't have my driver's license on me. >> Okay. >> I have my temps. >> So you don't have a driver's >> No, I do have a I have a temps and a driver's license. >> From a simple ticket, the girl is now facing serious criminal charges, and the price to pay will be very high. >> Let me get your phone. >> Okay, well y'all need to get it cuz it's wet. >> You don't remember anything that happened when you were on the ground? >> No, nothing. >> You don't remember if he kicked you, punched you, bit you, or slapped you? >> No, all he did was try to just pin me down. All he did was put his knee on my on my >> On your shoulder? >> My shoulder. >> So he he put his knee on your shoulder and then what happened? >> And then that's it. What you talking about? >> He just put you in >> Called backup. He called backup cuz he said I was resisting. And I said, "How the [ __ ] am I resisting if I'm not arrested?" >> How long was his knee on your shoulder before you were in handcuffs? >> I don't know, like what, 20 seconds? >> Did it Did Was he able to get you in handcuffs or did another officer come and help you? >> No, he he I was in handcuffs with him, but the other officer came to assist him and put the other handcuff on my arm while I The one dude had my my one arm and then the other officer put the handcuffs on it. >> Are you injured anywhere? >> I don't know. I don't know yet. My adrenaline is high. >> Do you need EMS to come check you out? >> No, I don't, bro. Or would it be easier to take this [ __ ] off? This guy just hit me in my What the Come on now. I don't even weigh that much. >> In Ohio, resisting or obstructing a lawful arrest without causing injury to a police officer can result in up to 90 days in jail and certain fines. The woman was arrested and charged with three major offenses: resisting a law enforcement officer, assaulting a police officer, driving with a suspended license. The incident escalated from a minor traffic violation to a serious criminal record, which could result in jail time and large fines. Next, from a seemingly simple traffic violation, the police had no idea that they were about to enter a life-threatening nightmare. >> Car and Nicole are off. All right, get out. >> [screaming] >> Push your [ __ ] hands up. Push your [ __ ] hands up. >> They document constantly changing stories. What is the female driver hiding? >> Hey, uh let me see you everybody's ID. >> I haven't gotten my new one yet. >> That's the only kind of ID that you have is this thing? >> Here it is. It is. I had my wallet stolen. My boss gave me that just so I had something. >> Just so you have something? >> Yes, sir. I did order a new one though. >> All right, hang tight for me just a minute. >> Yes, sir. >> So, do you have a valid driver's license or not? >> Yes, sir. I do. >> Out of where? You do have one out of Georgia? >> Yes, sir. >> Where's your Georgia driver's license at? >> In the mail, I'm waiting. >> In the mail? >> I did it online. I had to pay like $100. >> Okay. >> And you you said you're waiting on a >> I'm waiting on a new one from Florida. Yes, sir. >> Just from Florida? Just another one from Florida. Okay. >> But it is legally valid. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, that's fine. You said you have a Georgia driver's license? >> Yes, sir. >> They didn't give you a temporary one when you went and >> Uh I didn't do it >> Cuz you can't you can't do it online. You can't you can't switch a >> I did a change of address. >> Yeah, but you can't switch a an out-of-state license to an in-state license online. >> I know. I didn't originally do it online. >> So, where where is the Georgia driver's license? >> I lost it. So, then I did a change of address because I also moved. >> Hello, man. How many phones you got there? >> Oh, one of them's charging. >> Oh. And cuz by handing me this, you don't have a license. >> Um I have a picture of my old one. >> What's the what's the old one? >> Yeah, I mean it's just it's the one that's lost, yeah. >> Yeah, show me that. >> Well, the owner of this vehicle number one has warrants wherever he's at. Also, you have illegal tag tag lights on the back of your tag. >> Who the Who was the owner? >> Who was Oh, this man. >> Let's see the policy on the insurance. >> Um I have the title. >> Where's your insurance policy? >> Uh on my phone, I believe. >> How long have you had the vehicle? >> Um not even a week. >> Not even a week. Who'd you put insurance on through? >> Um my mom has USAA. >> USAA? >> Yes. >> Okay. I don't think your mom put insurance on this vehicle cuz it's not It's showing the old owner. >> Just one phone call, but enough to make the police suspect everything, and they were right. >> Somebody called. >> No, yes, I was. >> Were you trying to get insurance on your vehicle? >> I was trying to ask about it. >> You ask. Ask them. >> Hello. Hello, I need to know like about the insurance on the vehicle. >> Was there a sale date on this tag? Is there Is nothing? Okay, that's not good. 7 days. 7 days from the day you purchased it, you can drive on the title with a bill of sale. >> That's what I was told. >> But if it's undated, >> This officer just told me that I didn't know that I He says it's not okay to drive with it if you buy the car, you have to get new insurance. I thought that, too. >> Unfortunately, it doesn't carry over from the previous owner. And the registration does not, either. >> Yeah, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Call him what? Supposedly, I was supposed to be added on to um the guy that I bought the car from. I was supposed to be added on to his policy. That's what he Uh I'm not sure. I don't know what >> It doesn't It doesn't carry over from owner to owner is the thing. >> You can't do that, though? >> It is Not if you purchased the vehicle. You purchased the vehicle, it's it's your responsibility. I recently sold my old car. I took all that stuff off of it because it's not going to cover whoever's driving it. >> Okay. >> Does that Does that make sense? >> Yeah, it does. And apparently, I'm on his policy. What insurance does he have? Do you know? >> That should have been a short conversation. >> Yeah, I'm sorry. Well, um >> All right, if you do me a favor, go ahead and turn the car off and just take the keys out for me. Pass them over here. Ma'am, if you take the Take the keys out of the ignition, turn it off. >> I turned it off. >> Turn the Turn the car off. Actually, I knew she was thinking about it. 1351 right here. They're running from it. >> The moment of utmost tension. Instead of cooperating, she chose the extreme path causing everything to explode out of control. >> All right, ma'am. Put your [ __ ] hands up. Put your hands up. Get your ass out of this god damn car. Get out of the car. Put your hands out. Put your hands out. Ah! Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get on the ground. Turn over. Get on the ground. >> I just stand up. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm trying to get up. Ah! >> Ah, hush. But now you're going to jail with a whole slew of charges. Two tickets. >> I'm sorry. >> If you're stopped, you're also being >> I'm sorry, dude. >> bunch of failures >> I'm sorry. I tried. >> I saw my brake lights didn't work, so I couldn't stop. Two tickets. And you want to do this. Hold on. >> Can I please have some water, though? >> I don't have any water. >> I have a lot of water in my car. >> Sit down. >> How you doing? >> Yeah. We're going to figure out something in just a okay? >> Okay. >> Where's your deal? >> It's in the back pocket. Two tickets. >> Please. >> You put their lives in danger. Our lives in danger. For what reason? Do not unbuckle the seat belt. >> When the dust settled, police discovered the horrifying truth in this car and the price to pay was not small. >> All right, it's in the backseat. >> You got to pay. >> I just walked away. I didn't do anything wrong. >> 5K 51. >> She's got something right there. First of all, I want to make sure my vehicle still run tonight. >> We're only doing that. >> Hall County ain't going to want to charge it. >> They uh >> Hey, you you can write them. >> I got to write them an object. >> Yeah, I know. Now I got to call LT. Let him know we just wrecked two cars. Awesome. Glad I can tell you there's a There's a bunch of men here somewhere. >> Yeah, there's going to be. >> Yeah, he yelled. >> No. >> Yep. Once she put it in gear, he didn't want to go for that ride. >> Oh, yeah. >> He was scared. I see he was scared too, I feel it. >> Oh, yeah, he's terrified. >> He was terrified. So, I attempted the pit maneuver. It was successful. She ended up getting back out driving again. Um Tony tried right here in front of this residence. She ran through the woods. I come down the dirt road right here. And she turned straight at me. I went to slam on brakes and ended up hitting her head-on. My car is not bad. Mainly my bottom bumper and my my hood's good. All right, Tony's is going to be pretty much the same thing. It's going to be a headlight, the push bumper, and the bottom bumper. >> Sydney and her accomplices were charged with improper headlamps, no valid insurance, unregistered vehicle, fleeing/resisting police, aggravated assault on police, possession of controlled [music] substance, and drug paraphernalia, reckless driving causing danger, and police counted no record. >> [screaming] >> Girlfriend goes crazy, holds knife to control boyfriend in apartment full of blood and screams. Put your hands behind your back. Okay, stop resisting arrest. A scream echoed through the dark apartment on the night of July 4th, forcing Ohio police to rush into an emergency rescue. >> [laughter] [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> Put your hands behind your back. You're being detained. Because we don't know what's going on. You're causing a problem. I'm asking you put your hands behind your back now. >> [laughter] >> That's great. Relax. Relax. Right now. Right now. >> being detained. >> [screaming] >> You was the lady who called the police on me. >> I get it. I get it. >> You got a problem? >> You don't get [screaming] it. >> Yes. >> Y'all know I'm the one who called. >> Right. >> Y'all know I'm the one who called the police. >> Yes. >> Right. >> I want to change my mind. >> Right. >> [laughter] >> I get it. I'm the one who called. >> Get her. >> Y'all need to get her out of here. Why are you scared of me? You have to handcuff me. I'm the one who called. >> Go. >> Go. >> I'm holding her. >> All right, I just want to calm her down. >> I'm going to get her. Let's go. Let's go right now. Come down the stairs. >> [laughter] >> You're tripping. Let's walk down the stairs, please. Come on. >> Why am I going downstairs? I'm the one who called. >> Use your feet so we don't have to fight. >> I'm the one who called. It doesn't matter that you called. >> I want to change my mind. I get it. >> You got stabbed? >> Yes. >> All right, come on. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't stab her. I'm pregnant. >> You're just being detained. >> I'll take it you do it in front cuz I'm pregnant. >> We just don't know what >> I'm pregnant so I'll take it you do it in front, please. >> You're being detained cuz we don't know what's going on. All right? >> That's fine. But I am pregnant. I have paperwork. >> Okay. >> I'm bleeding. >> I got a video of you getting your ass beat. Look at me. >> I'm bleeding. Ain't nothing wrong with them ladies and nothing. I got a video of them standing in front of the door holding me against here. Talking about my phone. Listen. >> Things exploded when she bit, kicked, and fought back fiercely, forcing the police to use special force at the scene. >> If you go back inside just to diffuse this a little bit. >> Yeah, we will. >> Yes, we will, Eddie. >> Okay, I'm going to go. >> You already know it's going to have to be tail by [ __ ] >> I will. You know what? I'm going >> All right. >> I will go. >> All right. All right, come on. You can walk in and we'll take you. Your choice. >> Like I said, this is racism. Y'all don't see anybody else going in the back of the car. >> or we will put you in there. >> You're are having it. You're not having it. >> it. You're not having it. It doesn't make any difference. I can walk myself. Don't >> Then get your ass up. >> Don't touch me. >> Get your ass up. >> Don't touch me. I'll get [laughter] myself up. >> Then [ __ ] do it. >> Don't yell at me. Don't yell at me. I can get up myself. Don't yell at me. I can get up myself. I'll get up and walk, and we can do this. >> We don't want to kick you in the car. >> She's trying to walk. >> I got her leg. >> Let me up. >> No, move it. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Damn it. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Pin her. Pin her. Pin the feet down. Pin them down. >> Don't bite me. >> Don't [ __ ] bite me. >> You got her feet? >> I just want the glove box. >> Yeah, I got her feet. >> Get her feet, hard. >> Get off of me. >> You're making this worse for yourself. Quit doing it. >> Get off of me. >> We're not going anywhere. >> Get off of >> So, all you have to do is stop fighting. >> Get get off of me. >> No, we're not going to get up. >> me. Get get off [screaming] of me. >> Stop fighting. Stop fighting. Watch your hands. >> Get off of >> Get off of me. >> All right, roll her over on her stomach. Roll her over on her. >> Get off of me. >> Okay. >> Get off of me. >> Stop. >> All you have to do is relax, and we're going to relax. >> Okay. I don't want to call you. >> Okay, just relax. Take a deep breath. >> No, you don't understand. >> We want to stand you up if we can, okay? That's our plan, but don't start pulling away or fighting. Can we do that? Okay, let's do that. >> Let me uh slide this up a little so she can stand. Okay. >> I'm going to loosen your legs a little bit so you can stand. >> have the paramedics standing by? >> [laughter] >> 379 All right. Can you put can you tuck your feet in close to your chest a little bit so we can stand you up? Okay. Can you We're going to have to help lift you up. [laughter] So we want to get you on your feet. >> [clears throat] >> Secret video exposes shocking truth. Girl holds knife to block door not letting boyfriend escape. >> She's attacked right now. >> So I was home >> inside >> baby mama >> What what do you have >> have it's probably better but >> It's happy. >> What do we what do we have here? >> She called the police. That's his baby mama. Okay, she's pregnant right now. They they've had a dating relationship this and that. Basically they're arguing over stuff on the phone. She was mad at him about phone this phone that phone this phone that. During the argument she grabs a knife. She's swinging it around at him. She's standing in front of the door not letting him >> leave. >> She's got a knife in her hand. >> She's holding a knife yeah and she's standing in front of the door. >> Just keep it here for now. >> Yeah, she's still inside. >> I got you. She's got some She's got some superficial cuts and stuff. I'll just watch the video here to see what we got. >> I'm fine thank you. >> Come on. It was a black phone I had in my hand when whoever I don't know who originally came in first or whoever came. >> We'll get it. >> And then somebody else came in when I first came in. >> Let's just let's just get to the car, okay? All right. >> You talking about this? Is this yours? >> Yeah, no. There was another black phone. >> We have your >> I had two phones. >> We'll find it. >> It had a camera on it and the case was built in. >> Okay. All right, go ahead and get get situated in the back here, okay? >> scarf and your your shoes. >> I don't want to go to the hospital. I just want to go back home. >> Slide in a little bit. Slide in. Slide in. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Why are you putting seatbelt on? >> You want me to get out? >> Scoot in a little bit. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> They're not answering my question. >> Because the law says I have to put a seat belt on you. >> But I'm not going anywhere. >> You do. You're under arrest. You're under arrest for domestic violence. >> For what? I'm not the one who did anything. >> Well, right now you're under arrest for domestic violence. >> For what? >> violence. >> even do anything. [screaming] >> Here you go. Get her out of here. Whoever's driving. >> From an argument over a phone, it ended with a prison sentence and a bitter end for both of them. >> Do you know who she is? Uh she's she's going in for DV, probably assault on a PO, and all sorts of other stuff. >> The sister? >> Yeah. >> Okay, she's coming in for DV as well. >> Who sliced Who sliced who? >> She did. >> Okay, this is the girlfriend. >> All right, who is this? >> The sister. >> I think we just had an obstructing on her and assault on a PO, apparently. >> So this is the >> Can I Can we bring her out? >> Yeah, she and the other one's gone. >> Sister's gone? >> Yes. >> And the boyfriend's still on the squad so bring him. >> The boyfriend has a bag up here that I took off his back off of his back. >> All right. >> So let me figure out what he's doing because she needs to come down. Probably needs to get seen by a squad still. >> Okay. >> So if we can get him removed somewhere >> Yeah. >> You got an ID yet? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right, see you guys in five minutes. >> So we're typing on this. >> Okay. We can get his info and then we got You're not going to the hospital? >> No. >> Do you want to hear it from him? >> Uh will the captain just fill this in? >> Got you. >> Um >> He has a little video a little snippet of a video. >> I have all that. I took pictures. I have his ID, all of his men info. >> Good. >> Besides that, all right, so then he's got to get going so we can get other party out here. >> The woman was charged with assault, obstruction of public service, and resisting arrest and had a prior conviction for assaulting a police officer. Bail, $5,000.00, which she later posted to be released. Sentence, 60 days in jail with credit for eight days already served and a fine of $62.36. Next, police receive a call about a mysterious break-in and they are surprised to find an elderly woman climbing out of a window with a bunch of belongings piled outside. >> Out the window. >> Leave that stuff. Hey, leave that stuff or I'll put you in handcuffs and take you to jail. You don't tell me who you are. You don't live here? Do you live here? >> talking about? >> Do you live in this house? Do you live in this house? >> I >> Do you, yes or no, live in this house? >> your question. >> Then get off the property. Go. No, no, no. No, you don't live here. This ain't your stuff. This ain't your property. Get off the property. Get off the property. Who are you? >> It's my belongings. >> No, who are you? If you do not live here, I'm not going to let you take property off the thing. >> been staying here. What are you >> Move off Let go. Let go. >> Can you let go of my belongings, please? >> Let go or I'm going to put you in handcuffs and take you to jail. Did you come out of that window? >> No. I I mean >> Did you climb out of the window? >> No. >> So, you were standing on the Why is your stuff right here? >> Because I was going to my girlfriend's house. >> Why is it on the side of this house? >> Answer my question. >> All right, go over there. Go. Get off the property. I don't know who you are. Go. >> Who are you? >> Go. >> Do you have a warrant? >> You know what? Put your hands behind your back. >> have a warrant? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're Don't hurt me. >> Dude, I'm not kidding with you. >> What are you doing? >> Put your hands Hey, you crawled out of that window? >> I live here. >> Okay, then why didn't you say that when I asked you? You don't live here. >> who you are. >> Put your hands behind your back. Somebody If you live here, why are you coming out of windows? >> I >> If you live here, why are you using the window to get out of the house? >> you talking about? >> Okay. >> You're hurting me. >> Okay, you're about to go I'm about to throw you on your face, lady. >> What are you doing? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What are you doing? >> Hey! >> Is that on? >> Put your hands Yes, it's on. Put your hands behind your back or I'm going to >> Listen, they're they're assaulting me. >> It's done. Why'd you come out of >> They're assaulting me. >> When the police decided to make an arrest, the situation immediately escalated into a violent struggle and the woman suddenly fought back wildly. >> Dude, I'm going to throw up. Okay. All over your face. Get on Roll over to your stomach. Roll over to your stomach. Put your arm behind your back. I don't care. You're resisting arrest. Put your arm behind your back. Put your arm behind your back. >> [screaming] >> Okay. Curry 4 to That's battery. You're kicking me. That's battery. Now you did a felony. You want to kick me? Curry 4, Curry 11, get over here. You put your hands behind your back. >> [screaming] >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. Stop resisting arrest. >> [screaming] >> Stop resisting arrest. Stop resisting arrest. There you go. Stop trying to pinch me. Curry 4 to Curry 11. I need you to get over here. >> [screaming] >> Okay. Hey, stop resisting me. Put your hand behind your back. That's all you have to do. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. There you go. That other Yes, the other hand behind your back. Right now. Put your other hand behind your back. There you go. Stop. Dude, I'm not going to get off you till you're under You got the hands behind your back. Then pass out. Okay then. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. There you go. Okay now, I'm going to put this handcuff on you. When I go to put it on you, do not jerk away from me. Do you hear me? See how you're pulling your arm out? Do not do that. That's exactly what I said not to do. Okay, now the other arm, behind your back. Behind your back. Okay? >> Why are you >> Because I asked you, why did you climb out of this windows? You live here. So then why don't you use the front door? >> I do all the time. >> Okay. See how that's suspicious? Okay then. Okay. Now, put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. That's all you got to do. Put your hands behind your back. >> [laughter] >> Well, you're going Hey, that's why you shouldn't resist arrest. I gave you commands to put your hands behind your back way before I had to get physical. >> The police finally managed to subdue her, but the truth about how she crawled through the window and hid her belongings left everyone stunned and in disbelief. >> Okay. I don't know. She came out the window and she has all this property staged. So, I asked her if she was She wanted to play dumb. She said she lived here, but I don't know why you use a window to exit the house you live in. So, we have a writ. We'll go in the house. Um I don't even know who she is yet. >> have a warrant? >> Uh we don't have to answer you right now. I got her. I'll take her. She says don't give me her last name. It's okay. 58. I'm going to 59. Sounds good. >> Did you hear what I said? >> All right. >> You know You know what? Stand you up now or no? >> I'm going to roll you to your butt. You're going to sit on your butt, okay? Then you're going to sit up. I'm going to push you. You're going to take this knee >> Why are you Why are you arresting me? Why? >> to jail. >> Why? >> For obstruction. >> Well, I would like to >> Come on. >> Okay, it's a writ and we're kicking you out of the house. That's why we're here. The thing you did whatever you do with him, so >> Come on. Okay. No, no, you're going in the patrol car. Hey! Don't be so stupid. >> I need water. Can you water? >> We will get you one. Pick your foot up there. >> down, we'll get you some water. >> Pick your foot up there. >> I need water. >> Get in the truck. >> Once you sit down, we'll get in the truck. >> You're denying me water? >> Get in the truck. >> You're denying me water? >> Yes, get in the truck. >> Get in the truck so we can give you water. >> I feel sick. >> You're not getting water until you get in the truck. >> I know. No, I'm going to charge you with obstruction again. Get in the truck and then we'll get you water. >> I can't breathe. >> Get in the car. >> In the truck now. >> Come on. Just get in, we'll get you some water. The air is on. Let's go. Come on. >> I need water. >> Okay, once you get in, we'll get you some. >> Let me have some of the water. I can't breathe. >> Get in the truck. >> He touched my my airway. I can't breathe. >> Get in the truck. >> You have your damn court date. >> Okay, you have another charge. You have another charge. Get in the truck. >> Get in the truck. >> I can't get water. I can't get water. >> Get in there fast. >> I need water. Okay, I'm going to try to get up. You're denying me water. You're denying me water >> Get in there or we're going to put you in the >> You know what? >> Well, can you guys >> We're going to drag her in the back seat. I'm going to charge her. >> In California, violence against a police officer without causing injury is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 1 year in county jail and slash or a fine of up to $2,000. The zero cents. The woman was eventually charged with three counts: concealing identity, violence against a police officer, resisting arrest. These are all crimes that can result in jail time, heavy fines, and restitution. >> Pull over. Do it now. >> All right, too late. No, too late. No, that's too late. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Possessed woman challenges four police officers and two tasers. >> Pull over. >> You don't have a gun. >> I don't care. >> Go sit in your car. >> Don't touch me. >> A peaceful morning at Starbucks suddenly turns into a nightmare when a woman suddenly causes chaos, threats, and destruction everywhere. >> Stop right there. Stop. Stop. >> I'll trust you. >> Stop. >> Don't touch me. >> Nicole, get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Don't touch me. >> Nicole. Stop, Nicole. >> Don't Don't touch me. >> Nicole, stop. >> You [ __ ] >> Stop. >> Leave me the Leave me the Leave me I swear to god. I swear. I swear. I swear. I swear. I [ __ ] swear. I swear. >> Stop. >> I swear. [ __ ] you. No [ __ ] you. >> Nicole, you're going to get >> [ __ ] you, mother >> Stop. >> mother Stop. No, for real. You mother [ __ ] Don't you know you kill. Kill. I swear to [ __ ] god. I swear to [ __ ] god. I swear to god. I swear to Yeah, you stupid Just I swear to god. Look. I swear to god. I swear to god. You think it's funny? The [ __ ] Uh-uh. >> Nicole, stop. >> Bro. >> Stop. Stop. >> all over. Let me get my feet. >> No. >> Nicole. >> Leave me alone. >> Stop. >> Despite being tasered twice, she still struggled as if she had supernatural strength, screaming terrifying sentences that left the police bewildered. >> Taser. >> Yeah, this is >> Taser. Taser. >> No. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Get back. Taser. >> [laughter] >> I swear to god. >> Taser, taser, taser. >> No. >> Get the [ __ ] away from me. Roll over. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. >> Get away. >> Roll over. Do it now. >> God, for real? God. God. God, get him off of her. God. >> Get her other arm. Get her other arm. >> Stop. >> Give us the other arm now. >> No. >> Here you go. Get her other arm. >> Stop. Stop. >> Give me your arm now, McKayla. >> God. >> [screaming] >> Even when handcuffed, she continued to bite, kick, and scream that the devil is controlling me. >> McKayla, stop fighting. >> Back the [ __ ] off. >> Nope. >> You back the [ __ ] off. >> [laughter] [laughter] >> I'll punch you in your face. >> Stop. Do not kick the other officer. Do you understand? >> Yep. >> You got to hobble. >> We're just rolling her over. >> Nope. You ain't rolling me. >> There we go. >> God. Boy, it. >> Tell the demons to stop. >> Yeah, yeah, whatever. >> Great job. Get her up sideways. Good. Hold her down. >> Hold her down? >> So, here's Here's the deal, man. I'm I'm not taking these off. I'm not taking these off. It we >> Taking what off? >> These like this. >> I'm not going to bust it open. >> They just they ripped it open so they could do a nasal swab. >> The case ended with serious criminal charges, but the biggest question is, what caused her to lose control to this extent? >> I would have liked to know. >> I would have liked to know. >> The lady is crazy. >> That's it. >> So, say the least, right? >> uh tackle her? >> No, no. I got here after. >> Listen, they all need practice. They missed her on the first hit with the uh taser. They hit the ground. They couldn't even catch her. Listen, they need to all go to the gym over there. The three guys couldn't even tackle her. I'm going to sign you guys up for the gym over there, okay? >> She's quick. She's quick. >> And then you all knew her by name. So, you guys dealt with this. You guys should already know >> you think you got everything figured out, yeah? Maybe we should hire you and have you do it. >> Huh. >> You know what? I'm going to cancel all of them and have you go handle that over there. >> I'm going to tell >> good, right? >> I'm telling you guys that >> You're telling us how to do it. >> I'll sit down and smoke a blunt. >> Sounds like you want to run training, so >> She was She was >> No, me? >> Yeah, I'll I'll talk to you. >> What happened? >> What You tell me. What did you see? >> [laughter] >> What happened? How did this turn to me ruling? >> All right, let me talk to you then. >> All right. What did you see? >> Uh well, she came in. She was a little bit out of control. She sat down next to me. She started talking to her friends. Imagine her. >> her her friends and she just was ready to fight everybody in the place and then she As time went on she got more and more aggressive. Then she knocked over stuff in there and kicked over and threw boxes. >> Shut up. >> Okay. >> But um I didn't see anything. >> Okay. So but you saw her in there just kind of tearing stuff up and going crazy. Okay. >> Nicole McAuliffe was charged with property damage, disorderly conduct, assault on a police officer and resisting arrest with violence. She was detained and will face trial with the possibility of a heavy sentence due to the dangerous and violent nature of the incident. Sixth, a desperate 911 call from a husband as his wife is drunk and about to do something that could ruin her life. >> Go sit in your car. Don't touch me. >> No, too late. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> This woman drank nearly 2 L of wine but was still stubborn forcing the store and neighbors to intervene. >> Okay. Let's so what's going on? >> She's drunk. >> Okay. >> She's always drunk. >> Okay. >> She's up here. She's drunk. She's got better part of 2 qt of wine in her. She's up here getting more. >> Okay. >> I followed her up. Go I'll give you a ride back. She won't hear any part of it and these guys can testify that it's been pretty embarrassing. >> Okay. Can I also get her their name? >> Yeah, I know. And I just met >> That has nothing to do with it. Just hang her out over there for me. >> Yeah, I just met a minute ago. Same with this guy. He came up to save the day. >> guys grab your IDs for me? Perfect. Is that hers? >> Yeah. >> Can I just have her key? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Thank you. Thank you. What happened to your hand there? >> Uh nothing. >> Okay. Hang out over there for me. >> What is your problem? >> Stop. Sit down. >> What is >> problem, you bastard? >> Stop. >> Why don't you shut up? You don't have a badge on you. >> Go sit in your car. >> a You don't have a badge >> Go sit in your car. I don't care. >> Go sit in your >> Go sit in your car. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm not touching you. Sit in the car. >> touch me. >> want to go in and get cuffs? >> No, I don't. >> in your car. >> Ma'am, stop right now. Go sit in your car. >> Let go, you >> Go sit in your car. >> You're going to go to jail. All right, too late. >> I'll fight. >> No, too late. >> That was not too late. No. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> No, I will get in my car. >> I'm stopping Get in the back. You're under arrest. >> When the police ordered her to stay put, she exploded violently, using provocative, abusive language, and a tense confrontation began. >> You piece of [ __ ] I'm going to jail for what, Jack? >> Obstruction, at this point. Okay. >> For getting groceries, Jack? >> Okay. >> Groceries and going to jail? For getting groceries? >> Traffic 600, what do you have back there? What was that? >> Really, Jack? For getting groceries and going to jail? >> I'm sorry about that. Go away. Go go over there, please. Just go over there. You're making it worse. >> I'm on scene. We have one in custody. >> You've got one. You've got one, you short dick. You've got one, you short dick. >> Stop. >> Maybe someday you'll get more than one. >> Stop. >> You short dick. >> Stop. Stop. >> What's my problem? I've got cuffs on me. >> Okay. Well, I didn't say that. >> You know what? >> You could have done that if you chose a better plan of action there. You were given several verbal commands by law enforcement officers, and you chose to not >> that, please? >> And you got to You're ringing your little bell. >> Oh. >> It's our radio. Do you have any injuries? >> Turn around. >> Stop. >> No. >> Stop. >> Okay. We can turn here. >> Why didn't you Why didn't you leave me Eyelashes in order? You're not a good cop. >> Stop. >> don't care. >> You really are not good. >> All right. >> You really are not good. You're not good. >> All right. Hey, don't touch >> I don't know if you can get another charge. >> Now you got a phone. Now you got a battery on an LEO. >> Oh my goodness. >> Stop. Stop. Do you need a hobble? Hey, just go and grab a hobble. >> I don't have a hobble. They don't give me >> You got a hobble? >> All right. What charge you going to get her >> Just a few seconds of chaos, a sudden kick caused the situation to spiral out of control, forcing the police to use force to control it. >> Yep. Yep. >> Got a hobble? >> Hobble on the other side. All right. We'll get it. We'll get it. We'll get it. Stop. >> She already tried kicking me. >> She's already kicked me. >> Yeah. >> Watch your Watch yourself. Watch yourself. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. >> Lift her legs up like you normally do. >> All right. >> All right. Go. All right. Go. >> All right. Go. >> All right. >> No. >> That's such a common one. >> Here. Watch your Watch your back. >> You got a hobble? >> Yep. >> All right. Watch your face. Watch your face. >> I can't get a hobble. >> Yeah, he's got it. You got it? >> Yep. >> Charge her with battery on LEO. Resisting. Where is she going to jail or You want to make her What are you guys doing at Baker thing? >> No, she's going to jail. >> All right. >> Guys, I already got them. One second. >> And what you guys eventually follow with Archman or Baker Act? >> Uh that's going to have to call them. So, she's going to jail obviously for resisting or obstruction and then she's going to go for battery on LEO cuz she kicked me. And then um once she gets out, you'll have to file for an ex parte order uh for her to go to take her evidence before the judge and apply for it and then the judge can make her go get treatment. >> I got to wait for her to get out though to do all that stuff or can I How do I do that? I do. >> down to the courthouse. >> And just I'll figure it out. >> Yeah, you just file it and everything like that. Okay. >> Barbara, I'm sorry. I love you, Barbara. >> Sucker! You bastard! You >> All right, sit up. >> Get the way Get away from me, you piece of [ __ ] You piece of [ __ ] You look like a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> Why are you so angry? >> Why did >> You shut up. >> Why is your nose so >> I never met you. >> Why is your nose so big? Why is your nose so big, though? >> Seatbelt. Seatbelt, sir. >> Just when it seemed like everything was over, the court's verdict was the surprising end to this drunken and rebellious scene. >> You got to sit back. Sit back. Put your seatbelt on. You [ __ ] try to bite me. >> You you piece of [ __ ] >> I know. I don't know why you're so angry. You people don't have much of an education, do you? You had high school, maybe. I can tell. Low-level jobs. This is a low-level job you have. This is what this says. Somebody made a mistake, somebody got in trouble. There you go, hauling them off to the compound. You little piece of [ __ ] Make 80 grand a year. Bet what do you make? Huh? What do you make, [ __ ] By the look of your hair, not much. What's your job? Hauling people away? Dog pound, right? Good for you. Your mom should be proud of you. You little Do you ever leave Punta Gorda? You can't afford it. I did. $600,000 house, [ __ ] Can you afford that? You little All you do is haul people off to jail. Maybe you should work for a taxi service. It's just as a glorious as this. You should do that. Let's wait and see where social security is someday. It'll come faster than you think. You know what I think? Nothing. Dog food for you. Unless you have a wealthy husband that you got with your You might have that. Do you think? Do you think you have that? I don't think so. [music] You too much of If you do, he's going to get rid of you soon cuz I can tell by looking at you what you are. But you keep picking people up like you do. >> In Florida, assaulting a police officer is a third-class felony. The penalty is up to 5 years in prison or a fine of up to $5,000 0 cents. The police charged her with DUI, resisting an officer with violence, assault on a police officer for kicking the officer. The assault charge was later dismissed. She received a sentence of 4 years probation and a $1,010 0 cents fine and court fees. 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