You are not under arrest. >> No, no, I would like to speak to How can you detain me for not doing anything? It's not worth it. No, you are liars. On March 25th, 2024, [music] the police were dispatched to a laundromat after receiving a report of an assault. According to the initial statement, a woman claimed she had been assaulted by her roommate throughout the night. The police promptly arrived at the scene to investigate [music] the incident. Okay. Yeah, so she just didn't want to come out and like be seen by her, but that she's inside. Just want to let you know that. Okay. Where is she at? She's inside. Oh my god. You want to go inside? Yeah. Okay. She's right there, the one in the pink jacket. Hello, how's it going, ma'am? What's going on with that female? She's been All night long? >> Spitting on me. Yeah. What, can you describe her? She's sitting over there in that pink wrap with her. She was wearing black. I've got bruises all over my body from her. She's threatened to slit my throat. She's my roommate. She's your roommate? Yeah, she's um kicking me out. She damaged my car just now and ripped my latch. She pulled all my stickers off. >> What do you want to do right now? I only would like to file charges for battery. All night long. She held me hostage, wouldn't let me leave. No, she wouldn't let me. She stole my phone, she stole my keys. >> So, did you call today? I just called when I got here. >> Right now? What time did you wake up at? I haven't gone to sleep since yesterday night. So, why did you call How did you get to a laundromat? I drove my car. So, how did you get out? Actually, she came with me. I thought we could try to work things out. We got here. Okay. I'm trying to walk away from her and she's following me. She's all in my face and spitting on me. I told her I'm >> She's your roommate? Yeah, I told her I'm not giving her a ride home. The police interviewed the woman who reported the incident to obtain her statement. She stated that she had been assaulted by her roommate throughout the night, had her phone and keys stolen, and was also threatened with a car key. She expressed her intention to file charges against her roommate for this abusive behavior. Hey, I just need to talk to her real quick. Oh, okay. Yeah. I'm just a new driver. I just need to talk to you real quick. I'm just maneuvering home, sir. I have done nothing. She's upset with me I just want to leave the situation and go back to my home. Okay. I've done nothing. Well, okay. Can you just step out of the car for me for a second? I'm literally just trying to go home. Right. Right now, we're trying to figure some stuff out, right? So, yes or no? I just need to say I I think she's just trying to work. I understand that. I understand that. That's what I'm saying. If you if he wants to wait if he wants to wait, he can. I'm not sure. >> No, he shouldn't have to. I'm I'm just trying to go home. One one second, sir. I've done nothing. I don't believe you have a right to speak to me. I really don't. I So, right now, we're investigating a battery, okay? There's nothing to investigate. Touch the woman, I didn't do nothing. I'm not I'm not playing you guys' games anymore. You guys think that it's okay to do this to people and it's not. All I'm doing is sitting here with my luggage cuz she won't give me a ride home. Cuz she's mad at you. Okay, can you step out for a second, okay? You can't get reimbursed? All right, you're fine. Surely he's not going to just take your money. I don't want to speak to you, sir. I haven't done anything. >> well, right now, you're not free to The police approached the suspect, Melissa, who denied all accusations, insisting she had done nothing wrong and was being treated unfairly. When asked to step out of the car for further investigation, Melissa became hostile and refused to cooperate, resulting in her detention for further investigation. Sir, I have done nothing. I don't want to have cause big issues. >> have done nothing. Be cooperative or I'll put you in handcuffs. >> am being cooperative. Why are you going to put me in handcuffs for? Because you are disrupting me. >> You're not free to leave. I'm telling you. You guys make stuff up. Please, thank you. What is your name? Melissa. Melissa? How do you spell it? Spell yourself. If you are a cop, you should be able to spell. And your last name? Watts. Watts? Spell that as well. Your date of birth? I don't know why I'm having to give this to you. I'm sitting in the parking lot trying to get an Uber home. I told you. No, you don't have anything on me. There was no altercation. Can you let me talk? She got upset because she lost her quarters and called the police. >> not I'm not talking about that. >> That's a psychopath. I'm talking about whatever happened last Nothing. Nothing. And you don't have proof of anything, sir. You don't. Okay. It's time for me to go home. You are not investigating anything. >> I am. No, you're not. So, I'm going to give you two options. Either give me your phone >> you going to give me a ride home? I'm serious. I don't know. I don't have a ride. Okay. And you have just ruined that. Right now, You have to cooperate for me. If you want a ride home, I know there's a lot of calls for service going on. Why are you here for? Melissa insisted she had done nothing wrong and just wanted to leave, but the police requested her personal information and warned of possible handcuffing if she didn't cooperate. She was displeased with their handling believing they were complicating things. Meanwhile, the victim shared this account with another officer during the investigation. When you got here, did you get When did you get hit or how did that >> I didn't get hit here. All of my whole head is bruised and sore. >> you want medical bruises everywhere. >> I'll take some pictures of all that. >> My whole hand She threatened to slit my She did all this up here. And nothing >> this wasn't like a big huge bump and she happened pulled brushfuls of hair out of my head. >> you show me? Are you able to Well, wait. You would not let me leave physically. So, did she >> Pushing me. Hitting me. Sitting on me. Huh? >> Punching, sitting on me, and punching me, holding a car key to my eyeball, telling me she was going to dig it out. Terrified of her. I want to get my stuff, but I want a police escort to do it. Okay. Is that all you want? You do want charges, correct? >> Yes. Okay. The victim recounted to the police the details of the assault, clearly showing signs of stress and fear. She requested that the police accompany her for safety. Additionally, she confirmed her intention to file charges and asserted that she would not change her mind. >> right. So, you're just going to be detained for now, okay? What? >> Just for now. You can I didn't do anything. >> That's what >> No, there is abso- No, this is unlawful arrest. You cannot arrest me for this. >> cannot arrest me. You're being detained. >> What does that even mean? >> That means I cannot let you leave. I'm going to put you in the back of my unit, okay? Please. I don't want to I don't want you to get hurt. >> How and no proof of anything? You have what this woman is saying in there. I No, I I really need to know because none of this is adding up. This seems like a scam. >> Right now there's probable cause. There is no probable >> Whatever happened last night There were no calls made to you last night or to the police. She is saying this because she is crazy and upset. It doesn't even make sense. >> Right. You're being detained. You're not being under arrest right now. You can be placed in handcuffs and they can come right off. Right now one of the detectives decides to come out, they can do their area of the investigation. Once that's completed, if they feel like they don't have enough on their end, you'll be kicked loose if that's the case be. But right now, you're not under arrest. >> No, I No, I would like to speak to a Get your clothes. No. Stop. You are hurting me. Stop tensing up. >> Stop hurting her. No. Get her off me. You are detained. No. You are not under arrest. Stop. Ma'am, please stop. How can you detain me if I'm not doing anything? This is not worth it. No. You are You're going to get hurt if you don't comply. >> are liars. You are Thank you, ma'am. Appreciate that. Yeah. You hurt us. The police decided to detain the suspect while awaiting further investigation into the incident, but at this point she began to show her true colors. Melissa expressed strong opposition, repeatedly claiming her innocence and arguing that her detention was illegal. The situation deteriorated when the police tried to place her in the patrol car as she continued to insult and even kicked an officer during the process of escorting her. The second detective Yeah. No, I need my Stop. Stop tensing up. Thank you, ma'am. Second detective coming Yeah, yeah. Put that on. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know what we don't have. You want to put her in the car? This is Yeah. I want to She's [ __ ] insane. She's [ __ ] insane. I don't know. She's [ __ ] [ __ ] insane. Look at her. What? Everything's pending for I'm going to have to come back and come back out. This is the This is the way. He was bothering both of us. When you wrongfully arrested me, you just [snorts] can't really do Just know. So, I'll get treated poorly in the jail today, even worse than I treated you. Maybe get a couple of shots for your action. The woman was taken to a medical center for evaluation, but her resistance escalated and the police were subsequently forced to use restraint tools. Ultimately, Melissa was charged with assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest. Following further investigation, she was also charged with assault based on her roommate's allegations. Additional investigation revealed that Melissa had a criminal history of assault. In summary, the suspect was charged with assaulting a federal officer under 18 US code 111 facing fines or up to 8 years in prison or up to 20 years of serious injury or a weapon is involved. This law also covers resisting arrest or obstructing a federal officer. Additionally, there is no specific federal law on assault as defined by individual states and the definition and punishment for this crime can vary by state. I am not sure where this case took place, but if it happened in California, the suspect could face penalties under Penal Code 242, which states that any use of force or violence against another person may be considered assault and will be penalized accordingly. This What? What am I charged with? Resisting and obstructing law enforcement Would you have the chance to go out and spray? I guess. Nope. You have rights. You have no right You ain't got no right to push me in here. No. >> Arguing with the police seemed like a perfect idea until the handcuffs showed up. No, sir. I know for a for a fact I'm not required to hand an officer my driver's license. I have to show it to you. >> you read case law? Do you have anything on you? No. Give them the keys, son. I'm going to give them the keys. >> Give them the keys. >> you have anything on you? >> Give them the keys. No. Give them the keys. She thought she knew the law better than the police, but the ending left everyone speechless. A minivan was pulled over for running a stop sign, but within minutes the incident turned into a full-blown legal confrontation. Can you hear >> No, sir. I'm I don't Here Here's my license. Here Here's my Can you give me your license? >> will not hand you my license. I am not required to hand you in your hand >> Okay, so listen, I'm going to tell you what's going to happen is I'm going to call for a supervisor and he's going to tell you that you're going to give me your license. >> No. No, sir. And so for the time being because With all due respect, sir. >> to me. Listen to me. Yes. >> sir. Yes. No, sir. Excuse me. No, sir. Yes, you may. Would you mind stepping outside and speak for a second, please? >> Yes. I I don't want to talk to you. I'll speak to him, okay? I I don't care. You don't >> need you to step out. Yes. >> You'll just have to wait a second, >> I don't. >> okay? >> It's not on your timing, it's on mine. >> No, it's not, sir. >> United States case law Pennsylvania versus Mimms. >> I don't care what that is. Ma'am, so you're going to get a jump for resisting if you don't get out of your I'm What am I under arrest for? Ma'am. Do you have a supervisor on the way? What am I under arrest for? >> Just hear me out for a second, okay? I I am. He's asked you to step out of the vehicle. Whether you agree with it or not, that's a lawful command, okay? So He asked for my driver's license. I showed it to him. I know for a fact that I'm not required by law to give it to him in his hand. So where's Where's your driver's license card? My driver's license is right here. That's my driver's license. I showed it to him. >> Okay. >> Because I'm driving a motor vehicle, I'm required to show you my license if you ask for it. >> Do you mind if I get that? >> But I I don't have to give it to you. I don't ever hand anybody original documents in their hand. >> Okay. Do you mind if I get your license so I can run you? There it is right there. I'll show it to you. There There's my license right there. There's my name right there. It's probably just going to be a warning and we'll get you out of here, but you're You're making this more difficult. >> I'm just saying I don't hand I don't hand my documents >> So at this point at this point I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle, okay? >> Okay, and I will. So go ahead and step out right now at this moment because I've tried the nice approach and now you're >> don't have permission to not listening. She got out of the car, but not to cooperate. A heated legal intellectual confrontation began leaving even the police sighing. Look, if you let me talk, I will let you talk. There's United States case law Pennsylvania versus Mimms. If you are ordered to exit your vehicle on a traffic stop by a law enforcement officer, >> I'm I'm going to exit my vehicle, but you don't have permission to put touch anything in my vehicle. When my supervisor gets here, I'll be getting your driver's license. No, you won't, sir. It's in my vehicle. You don't >> going to ask you to stand right there on the hood of that vehicle, okay? You don't have permission Do you have any weapons on your person? No, I don't. >> What? You don't have permission to touch anything in my vehicle. >> that your Is that your car? Yes, it is. Yeah, I'm just going to I just want to start fresh here. I feel like we got off on the bad foot. What's your reasoning for not wanting to give me your license? >> I never hand over original documents to anybody. I I carry copy I don't have the copies with me, but I have paper copies of things that I'll show you, but I will not hand >> there Is there a reason? >> Yes, because I've lost things that way before. Okay. You lost them though, not us, right? I have lost original documents by handing them over before. I will not do that again. >> what's that in your hand if it's not original documents? No, I Those are paper. I can get more of those. I have more of those. But they're original documents. They're copies. The DMV didn't personally hand you that piece of paper and say this is your registration. >> Yeah, I think that and that's It's fine. I can get another one of those, but government issued things like cars >> can >> also get another license. >> No, I won't do it. No, sir. I know for a for a fact I'm not required to hand an officer my driver's license. I have to show it to you. >> you read case law? Yes, I do. Okay. Do you know the case law for this? I don't know it off the top of my head, but I can find it quickly. Okay. I'm not >> I'm just I'm just saying I know what my rights are. 100% Yeah, I know your rights, too. I'm I'm certified in the state of Florida as a Leo officer. I know rights. I know case law and everything. That's excellent because right now >> So, I just I just don't understand >> He's violating my rights right now. >> Yeah? Yes. Explain to me how. He's say he First of all, he lied to me saying that I have to hand my license over. No, I don't. I don't have to give it to him in his hand. He wants to give >> I I didn't ask for your opinion. I asked it back. how your right rights are being violated. What am I being arrested for? I just didn't give you my license. But was that the only reason she was handcuffed? Or was there something hidden behind the word resisting? [music] What am I being arrested for? Resisting arrest. Resisting what? What am I charged with? Resisting Obstruction of law enforcement. So, what's my original charge? I just told you. Resisting obstruction of law If I'm resisting, then I have to be charged with I have to be arrested for something and I was resisting I don't know who who educated you on the law. It's not even close to the law. Do you have anything on you? Any weapons or anything like that? No. No. Do you have anything in your pockets? How was I How was I resisting when I did? Did I finish your sentence ever? No. I gave you multiple lawful commands to provide you provide me your driver's license and exit your vehicle, which you told me no and you didn't respond. I said no to my driver's license. I exited the vehicle. Do you have any belongings you'd like to take with you, ma'am, to the jail? >> Yes. Where Where are those belongings? Um I'd like to I'd like to roll up the window to my vehicle. >> telling you. So, we're going to be doing an inventory search to make sure there's nothing valuable inside before the tow truck gets here. Okay. Well, they cannot search my vehicle without my permission. >> we don't need your permission because we're towing it and you are at a place Can I speak? I Because you are under arrest and we're towing your vehicle. Per our policy, we are required to conduct an inventory search of your vehicle to make sure there's nothing of value in there that the tow truck or wherever can ultimately become missing or stolen later. That's why we are required to do an inventory search. So, would you like any belongings to take to the jail? That's going to be the last time I ask. I'm trying to be nice. >> belongings, your phone, your wallet Actually, you know what? You're going to do a search of my vehicle. Excuse me, officer. Excuse me, officer. Get out of my vehicle, please. Excuse me, officer. Get out of my vehicle, please. I Actually, leave it in my vehicle. Put Put my stuff back. You don't have permission to go in >> doesn't want to take it. She doesn't >> there. want to take it. >> Put my stuff back. >> Okay. Do you have anything on you at all? It doesn't look like you have a purse. I'm not going to even answer that question again. I've already answered >> right, so it. ma'am, I'm going to just let you know if they find anything on your person in >> already answered that. I jail, >> it's a felony, okay? >> know that. Okay. I'm answering it. Real quick, I'm going to pat you down with the back of my hand to prevent any type of This is an illegal search. The woman screamed as the police opened her car. But do you know what the law allows when a car is towed? Ignorance of the law is not a defense. No. No. No. No. No. >> It's okay to not have knowledge in a certain area. >> Excuse me, you know nothing about me. Nothing at all. Yeah, that He needs to get out of my vehicle. He's doing an illegal search of my vehicle. Ma'am, he's doing an inventory. So, when the tow truck comes, you can't claim anything got stolen or taken. They need to get out of my vehicle. I've told you multiple times on my body multiple times. They do not have permission to get in my vehicle. I hope you didn't turn that camera off. I hope that you're watching. I I hope that all of that's on. They're conducting an illegal search of my vehicle right now. They are conducting an illegal search of my vehicle right now. I said multiple times they do not have permission to search my vehicle and they're doing it anyways. This is the most corrupted sheriff's office and officers I have ever encountered in my entire life. It's absolutely disgusting. She was taken into custody, her car was towed, and she was charged with resisting arrest. Bail was set at $500.00. No other criminal charges were filed. Next, a sudden sharp turn in the Ford Edge caught the attention of the police. But no one expected this to be the beginning of a criminal storm. I think that's car back there on Fairfield. What is that the sign at the intersection of Kirkman and Conroy? When they use sign at Kirkman and Conroy, they good to go. Okay. I got you. It was right in front of the car with our turn signal. Okay. Do you have your driver's license with you? Do you have your driver's license? Does that say driver's license on it? Where? I'm driver's license. I do. Okay. Where is it? Where is it? Huh? No, stay right there. Okay. Why are you making this more difficult? Here, no, stay in the car. Stay in the car. The argument escalated. She yelled, defiant, demanded to see the sergeant, and declared, "I know the law." Was this civility or rebellion? Where is your driver's license? You're You're saying you got a driver's license. You got to answer my question. Okay. You are right now. You're saying based on your driver's Come over Come over here. Come over here. Come over here. Come over here. >> [snorts] >> I'll give them the key. Stand right here. Stand right here. Do you have anything on you? I'm going to give them the key. Do you have anything on you? Okay. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Stay right up here. I need a pat down. Okay. I'm going to push this car if you don't get in. Come on. The situation spiraled out of control. As she was handcuffed, she screamed, struggled, complained of violence, and things only became more chaotic. >> [screaming] >> Sit up on your knees. You're sitting right there. Here, hold your wrist together like that. That ain't [ __ ] You better You better. You better get the handcuffs. I never go. I never I never go. I never go. I never go. You ain't got no wrist to lock me up. I never go. Call your sergeant. Call him. Call your sergeant. You're a humble sir. Call your sergeant. Call your sergeant. All right, well, you got to >> never go. >> grab you got to grab her wrist. >> I never go. I never go. I never go. I had to grab her wrist. No. Out of the way. Get out. Get out. Oh. After all at the prison, an unexpected discovery turned the tables, turning a simple traffic stop into a legal nightmare with a series of pending charges. All that. Let's go. Wait. Yes. Nope. Nope. I'm not going. I said I'm not going, [ __ ] That's what I said. You bite. >> [music] >> Uh-oh. Oh. Grab his neck. Oh. Oh. Oh. I'm not going. I'm not going. What? I got her wrist. Hold tight. Work it. Work it. You got her wrist? Yeah. Ow, ow, ow. We're pissed now. Grab her leg. Crush it. All right. Oh. Oh, that's disgusting. We ain't doing nothing. Yeah. Yeah. That's another charge. Yeah. Get up. And master's home. Hold that neck right there. Hold. Hold. Hold. I'm not resisting. Hello, Angela. No, you done let them do this before. No, I didn't let No, not my arm. Under Florida law, possession of cocaine on person or in control is a third-degree felony. Maximum penalty up to 5 years in prison or 5 years probation and a fine of up to $5,000, 0 cents. Megan was charged with eight felony counts and two misdemeanors, including five counts of assaulting a police officer, resisting an officer with violence, possession and smuggling of drugs into a prison, possession of cocaine and marijuana, and illegal use of drugs Violating my rights. Jehovah. Jehovah. All right, step away. Step away. >> No, I did this before. You're not doing this again. No, no, no. No, you guys have done this before. A Karen barricaded herself in a hotel room, forcing the police to act. >> your back. >> Police, Jehovah, police. I couldn't even get my stuff without leaving. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. Damn it. Help. You're not doing this to me again. I got to leave again. Refusing to leave, screaming, struggling, the drama caused chaos in the hotel. Woman refused to leave her hotel, and it wasn't the first time the police had to come after her, but this time things got out of hand. She's been coming in and out like just multiple times like a half an hour period. And she's like yelling at everybody who passes. You guys already You guys already told her she had to leave? Yeah. So you guys have told her she had to leave? >> Yeah. Several times in the lobby, right? Yeah. Does she owe you any money or do you owe her or nothing? All right, so she's paid up till Today. Yeah. Okay. Lobby, please. Stop. Stop. All right, so what's the deal? The deal is you guys are supposed to help me find a place because I put out applications to find a place to live and you have my dog and find a job but there's nothing. I'm a drug tested because I'm diabetic. I'm trying to get my CDL. I've asked for no smoking around me. There's a lot of drugs going on. I've asked for another week because I have stuff in storage and I'm moving stuff here and back and forth. My kids have learning disabilities. I have them on certain days of the week. So I asked them not to go in my room. When they do, they search my bills. Okay, but you can't stay here. They have told you to leave. >> I've asked them for another week and they told you no. Okay, because they're going in and stealing. So, I told you here yesterday, I told you that I needed help finding a place that I can have my dog. Ma'am, that is not the police. >> No, that is the police. >> it's not. It's >> it's the county. >> the law. >> It's the county. But we are not the county. You're part of Lucas County. I lived in Lucas County, but we are not Okay, but you got to have the help. because nobody else is helping. I go to Wood County, they tell me that they can't help me because I don't have my kids full full time. I go to Bowling Green, they tell me they can't help me because I don't have my kids full time, but I can claim them because I'm divorced on my taxes. Three breed dog who had bitten people before and was now in the room where she had barricaded herself, every move the police made became more dangerous than ever. That has nothing to do with it. >> I guess it does. You guys aren't doing your job. They're not doing their job. You guys are not helping me find a place to live. You guys need to help me find a place to live and I told you that yesterday. What places have you put applications in today? >> I went there myself and asked them cuz Where? Um Cherry Street. I've asked them before. If they on Cherry Street, right across. I put in a Yeah, well, I worked there. I gave them my ID and I gave them all my information and I told them I have a pit bull and I asked them if they take pit bulls. They said no and I told them that he is uh emotional support animal. They told me no, but there's pit bulls all over the property. I was given a list from Lucas County on where to go to put in applications for apartments. So, I'm staying here because and needles in there, I do not want them in my room. I have um my guinea pigs, my dog, I do not want them in my room because they're going through my bills. They're getting my name, my first name, my last name, where I used to live, where I used to live is getting trashed. So, again, you guys need to help find me a place to live because I was wrongfully on Channel 11 news, I was not supposed to be When I was missing, I was in the hospital. So, that's Channel 11 news' fault, the police's fault. I was not supposed to be. So, again, you guys need to help me find a place to live where it's safe for my kids and where I can have my pets and where there's no drugs because if I have side effects on my medication, I do not want cigarette smoke around me. Okay, ma'am, I have a question for you. If you knew there were the drugs and the cigarettes and everything, why didn't you move to like another hotel? I didn't know until I was here. I'm here [music] for 3 weeks. I cannot be around drugs. I'm here because I'm putting stuff in storage. Okay, but there's Okay, 1500 I have to go down but they're locking me out. Okay, I'm not >> No, I already No, I'm not playing those games. Screaming, struggling, begging, I won't take it anymore. The woman struggled as if she was being pulled out of her world. That's not the Okay, well, the county is Uh step away. >> [laughter] >> Step away. No, I've been through this before. You're not doing this to me again. You're under arrest. No, you guys [screaming] have done this to me before. No. Here you go. No, you're not doing this again. You're using drugs. No, >> [screaming] >> I already been through this. You guys have done this to me before. Yeah, you guys Get off me. No. Get off [screaming] me. Damn it. No. You guys are not doing this to me again. No. No. You're not doing this to me again. I got to lose >> [screaming] >> everything again. Oh, you guys are doing this to me again. And then I got in a car accident and then I heard everything. So, All right, put this in this room. Can you stand up? >> about to pee my pants. Seriously. No. We're going to cover you. >> No. No, I'm not going through this again. No. No. No. You're lying. Oh, you guys [screaming] are going to break my arms. Stand up. I'm not standing up. I'm going to pee my pants. No. I'm not going through this again. No, stop. I want to go over there. What the hell I did this to me before. They must be joking. You guys can't do this to me again. Ma'am, you had all You had all day yesterday, last night, today to move. They keep locking me out of my room. I need to go pee. Seriously. I need to go pee. We're not going to talk to you. You took them back. Just let me up and I can do it real quick. But you guys have already done this to me before. And I've asked for extra day because the power went out. I have nowhere to go. You guys have done this to me before. Put your feet under you, ma'am. I miss you already. When it was all over, the charges were read, but she still shouted, "You are liars. Where does the truth lie?" I need to go pee. You guys I need to go pee. Stop struggling. Let's get you to the station and we'll see. I need to go pee. Let's get you to the station as quickly as possible. We're not doing that here. We're not going in that room with that dog. He's not going to bite you. Please don't kill us and the dog. Just open the door. I won't let him kick myself in. Please. I need to go pee. You're in custody. Yeah, because you guys are liars. This is all a misunderstanding. No, you guys I need to go pee. I seriously need to go pee. You guys have done this to me before. No, we need to go to the station. I need to go pee, seriously. So, let's get going. I need to go pee. It's time. No. I need to go pee. Stop it. You guys have done this to me before. I need to go pee. Turn around. No, you guys abused me when I was younger. Turn around. No. Let's do what we asked you to do. Stop making it difficult. I asked for help at the hospital [laughter] when I asked for help and you guys are doing it again. No. I need you to stand up. No, I've asked you both to get up. You're creating this situation yourself. >> no, I'm not. You guys I need to go pee. You guys are lying. Lying. I need to go pee. I can't lose my dog. You're not going to lose your dog. We're good. All right. Seriously, please. Ma'am, you do this or I'm going to put leg shackles on you. Okay, I need to go pee. Ma'am, let's move. I just don't want to lose my dog. Ma'am, she's not going to lose the dog. Hey, listen to me. I need to go pee. Ma'am, we're going to get Listen to me so I can tell you something about the dog, okay? We're going to call animal control officer again. We'll get the dog. We We have a kennel. Okay, I lost my phone. I need to speak to him quickly. You're not going to get Let's get you to the station then. I need My stuff is in the bathroom. We can get you what you need if I can get it You guys know us. I just need to go pee and wipe. We're not doing that here. I need to go pee. We're not doing that here. I don't want to lose my dog. I don't want to lose my car. I'm about to lose my car. >> [laughter] >> The woman was arrested on three charges, trespassing, [music] disturbing the peace, and resisting an officer on duty. Next. A room was illegally occupied. A woman barricaded herself in and refused to leave. And the police knocked on the door no less than three times. So, what made them break down the door? Open up. Clearwater Police, open the door now. Ma'am, open the door. Ma'am, open the door. It's Clearwater Police. Ma'am, you will be arrested if you do not come to the door. We just want to talk to you. That's all. How do the windows work? You can open it. Yeah, it's unlocked. I just don't know how it Evicted from the hotel, she barricaded herself in and shouted, "My privacy has been violated." But the police had no time to argue the case. You were the one that we advised that person. Ma'am, open the door now. There you go. All right, what you have to do you have to just stand there for now. Come to the Come to the door now. Unlock it. Ma'am. No. Violating my rights. Violating my rights. Turn around. No. Violating my rights. Turn around. Violating my rights. Jehovah. Jehovah. Ma'am, ma'am, put your hands behind your back. >> Please, Jehovah. We're not going to ask again. >> Jehovah, please. Put your hands She screamed as she was restrained, but behind the chaotic scene, there was an unexpected [music] creature causing no less trouble. Behind your back. >> Please stop. The home, please. I couldn't even get my stuff without leaving. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. You'll be charged with resisting arrest if you don't comply with us. I didn't hit that stuff. This truck's not Call it out. I'm getting arrested. They just came in my room and I'm getting arrested. I was trying to get my stuff and they wouldn't let me get my stuff. They just kept kept trying to come in my room and I felt like I was in danger. Tell your aunt to call her back. No, I couldn't. >> Give us the phone. Drop it. Hang it up. What is it? Why do we Why is there a live animal What is this? A duck? Yes. Is this duck duck [ __ ] everywhere? That's why I was trying to clean up. Okay. From hotel to prison, [music] an unwanted booking that ends in handcuffs and a cold send-off from the police. Do you have anything on you? All right. You got all that? Let's go. >> [laughter] >> I need to see everything I got. I'm almost there. I was just trying to get all of my things so I could leave. From Florida, trespass to property with person inside. The basic penalty is a first-degree misdemeanor with a maximum of 1 year in prison and / or a maximum fine of $1,000.00. The woman was formally arrested for trespassing and failure to comply with police orders and may face additional charges of resisting arrest. Police led her away saying sarcastically she has a new booking, the county jail. Hey, for any >> [screaming] >> Just going with your stuff. In the bag. Put it in the bag. You want your bag, ma'am? Woman lost control completely when she found herself abandoned at the airport. My car is upstairs. We just by 325. You got it already. Anger erupted in the crowd and it was only when the police arrived that things stopped. A Karen missed her flight due to intoxication and landed straight on the list of those facing charges for disturbing [music] the peace. What's up? She appears to be intoxicated. I can't put her in that manner. Bro, are you serious? Las Vegas flight? You're not Listen. Listen, listen. You're not being Listen. I'm not getting intoxicated. I can get on the [ __ ] plane. I cannot afford the next ticket. So, where the [ __ ] is the manager and who the [ __ ] paid for my next ticket? She is the manager. I'm not paying for these She is the manager. Okay, then you'll get paid for the [ __ ] ticket for me to get to California cuz I'm not paying for this I'm perfectly fine. I'm not I'm not No, they already Paid for a period. Don't talk to me, please. I'm talking to you, bro. All right, relax. They should have let me on this plane. She's being a She [ __ ] Let's start from the beginning. knows it. Let's start from the beginning. All right? >> You want to start from the top? All right, yeah. What You You obviously As soon as she realized she missed her flight, instead of finding a solution, she chose to yell, swear, and demand unreasonable compensation. And when the police arrived, instead of cooperating, she turned the situation into a chaotic confrontation. You arrived here and what happened when you got here? I don't know. I was literally sleeping. I can listen. I'm standing right here. I was [ __ ] sleeping waiting for the [ __ ] plane, bro. Where? Over here? Literally right there. Yes. So, then what happened? Yes. So, then what happened? But you were sleeping, you woke up. I woke up to them complaining about me. I don't understand what the problem is. I just want to get on the plane. I just want to go home. All right. All right. Let me Let me see your ID so I can get some information. She has my ID. No, she might have the No, your driver's license or passport. Okay. So, let's see. I had a mask. I had the This was fine. I got through TSA perfectly fine. So, I'm good. This is the [ __ ] mask. All right. So, let's >> Thank you. Ms. Diaz. Yes. >> go Let's go talk up front. >> No, I want to talk right here. Cuz I'm not going. I'm getting on the See, the doors closed. They can't reopen. I'm not paying for this I'm not talking about >> not paying for it. I'm not >> this [ __ ] >> doing that. I'm not saying you have to pay for anything. Go home. I want to go home. >> [screaming] >> And she's being a [ __ ] All right. If you don't stop now, you're just going to have You're going to have to come with me and and go to the the county jail. If that's the That's what you want, that's what we can do. It's up to you right now. Make a decision. >> What are you going to put me in jail for? I didn't I'm not I'm not doing anything illegal. For being in an airport. You're causing a disturbance. You can be arrested for that. The police tried to de-escalate the situation offering to check her documents and asking her to step outside for a conversation. But instead of cooperating, she chose to continue causing a scene in the airport turning a minor issue into a public chaos. Go home. She's being a [ __ ] Well, let's go. Come on. No, I want to go home. Then you got Then you It's either you go up front with me or you go to jail. It's one or the other. That's the only two choices we have. Where do you want me to go? What the [ __ ] The same [ __ ] thing I just [ __ ] told you. Can you put your bag in the back? >> No, I'm not getting arrested. I'm not getting arrested, bro. No. I don't need to get arrested, bro. I'm fine. I'm listening to you. We're talking, bro. >> you're not listening. Yes, I am. You don't need to arrest me. No, you don't. You don't need to arrest me. Okay, the handcuffs are on. >> have to lock it. Relax. Get the Get your driver's stuff. >> Yes. Are you detaining me? No, you're being arrested. Are you detaining me? Oh, yeah. And you're being arrested. For disorderly conduct. I'm going to have to take her 10-19 cuz I don't have a I'm in a pool car. I don't have a printer or nothing. Well, can we Can we Can we Can we just talk about it outside? I don't Can we what? >> Can we just talk about whatever it is we're talking about outside? I gave you like four or five opportunities. Do you have your computer cuz I have I have my I have my laptop, yeah. You probably print it from mine. We'll try it. Despite multiple warnings, she stubbornly refused to cooperate. And when the final opportunity passed, the police were forced to act. The handcuffs were the answer to her defiance. I gave you like four or five opportunities to walk and talk with me. And then you you kept throwing a fit. Then you started to walk. Then you threw your stuff on the ground. Everybody's looking at you. You have to go to jail. We're in an airport. We're not at the freaking county park. Please. Please. Please. I'm I'm I want to go home. I was just trying to go You're going to get home, it's just going to be a little delay. >> I wasn't even doing anything. Please. Please. Ask them if I wasn't doing nothing. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please I wasn't doing nothing. I was just trying to go home. Please, sir. Please. Please. I don't have any handcuffs. I don't have any money. I can't bail myself out. Please. I can't bail >> She was charged with offenses including public intoxication, [music] disturbing the peace, and resisting arrest. Up next, one wrong seat and the entire flight had to pay the price. She thought she was right until the police stepped in and the situation changed completely. I'm going to ask her to come out. Would you please Will she come out? Uh does she have luggage? Uh yes. >> With her? She does have a personal item on the chair. Captain 13. Me? Yeah. What's up, boss? Hey, how's everything? Okay, and you don't want her flying at all, not even if she moves her seat. Okay. What's her name? Camille. Camille. Camille. Camille Ferrel. All right, I'll have her come up here. Yes. In 13. She don't want to go to Well, now the captain says no, it doesn't matter. So, can you ask her to come up here, please? Camille firmly [snorts] insisted that she was in seat 13E and blamed the airline. Upset because she was heading to a funeral, she reluctantly allowed the police to check her ticket. Well, Camille, how are you? Deputy Soto. I'm grieving. Is that what this is about? >> Okay. I'm trying to get to a funeral today. I'm sorry. Okay, ma'am. I'm sorry about that. But now >> I'm sitting in my assigned seat. No, you're supposed to be at 37E. Uh no. Ma'am, Do you think I would make this up? Do you think I would hold everybody up? It's right here. It's also right here. That's a screenshot, ma'am. No, it's the app. View my boarding pass. Why would I make that up? Why would I make that up? It's unspirited spirit. You think I'm going to waste my energy? >> ma'am, ma'am. It says 13E. That's where I am. Okay, give me a minute. Let me Let me see your phone. Listen, I'm I'm trying to help you. Are you? Yes. Because isn't everyone else seeing this? >> Have I I came here respectfully. >> I understand that, but I've been so disrespectful. >> sorry to interrupt you. Let me show it to the You guys I'm just trying to get I understand. to Chicago. I have a funeral tonight. I've been working all day. I don't work for Spirit. I know that. But you Okay. I'm trying to be I've lost my zen. Okay, okay, relax. Take it down just a little bit. I'm trying to help you. Then talk to them. >> Okay, let me go talk to them, but I need to see the phone. I'm going to give it right back. I'm on body camera. I'm not going to take your phone. Even though the app showed seat 13E, the crew confirmed Camille was assigned to seat 37E. Her refusal to comply led to her being denied boarding. When technology and reality clash, who will pay the price? Let me talk to the captain. That's incorrect. Hey, sir. I know it's on her app, though. Yeah, but that's a screenshot. She doesn't even receive That's a screenshot. Okay. She opened it up for me. So, show me how Yeah, that's what she showed you there. Let me see. And then they allowed us to This is on a wallet. Yeah, yeah, but Sir, her to refresh Yeah, yeah, no, I'm fine. Open up the app. This is a This is your app for Apple This is on your Apple wallet. If you open up your app, it's going to show you 37E. Because they changed it. Okay, if they changed it, that's not my that's not our issue. This is the app. Okay, and what's the app say? You my boarding pass. Yes. What's it say? 13E. Do you think I would really be like I had her refresh it. It's still saying 13E. I She refreshed it. She refreshed it and it says 13E. Yeah, but what happened is that I understand, but she's refreshing it. Yeah, but 13E. It's not a screenshot. So, I'm not telling you how to do your job, but if this is a mix-up, then somebody's got to accommodate her for me. Let me talk to the captain. So, what it's been is that we didn't need for the gate I understand she didn't Hey, sir. There's an There's an issue with her On her app, it's saying 13E. So, the thing is with the ticket her and Spirit, something happened. But she spoke from when she when she originally purchased the ticket, said 13E. But now she's being told she's got to go to So, I understand her not wanting to leave, but there's Something's got to give with her and Spirit, then. It's not You see what I'm saying? Like I like I I'm I'm I don't want to kick somebody off who doesn't deserve to be kicked off because of a of an error. That's That's my That's my concern. Here's my concern. She's not complying with the flight instructions. That's an airline issue. No, I understand that. The police gave a final warning, but Camille remained motionless. A defiant act that led to the entire plane being evacuated. All limits had been crossed. All right, I'm I'm going to tell you right now. What's your name again? I'm It's It's I'm I'm speaking to you. What's your name? My name is Camille. You know my name. I don't know your name because I don't have I didn't speak to you. Listen, listen, listen, hold on. Let's Let's have a conversation like two human beings. All right, so I'm going to take Listen. That's fine. You You don't want to have a conversation? That's fine. Let me tell you what's going to happen. What >> if there a conversation >> going to come off the plane. >> that's asking >> If you refuse to come off the plane, I'm going to take this I'm going to give you your last warning. If you refuse to come off the plane, you're going to go to jail today. I'm going to deplane everyone off the plane and I'm going to drag you off the plane. That's fine. I've given my last warning. All right. All right. She says she's not coming off. No, no, no. He said if I could get her to move her seat, she could fly. All right. Let me see. Hey. How many souls are on this I'm trying to tell you. How many souls? Huh? Everyone who's sitting down. Everyone is sitting down. This deplane. That's fine. No point in arguing with her. All right, start your deboarding. We're going to take her into custody. Deplane the plane. All right. That's it. Now she's Now she's definitely going to jail. Sorry. Hey, Cap. You go ahead and deboard the plane. She's going to jail. She don't want to come off. I'm sitting right in the aisle right across. If I give up my seat And then this is already out of Out of order. This is already out of Folks from the flight deck I have the best news for you, but we have a passenger who refuses to get off the aircraft. Whenever that happens, we have to remove everyone from the aircraft. So So everybody is going to need to deboard. Are you done with your uh um Will you go ahead and uh Despite the entire flight being delayed, Camille refused to move. The police continued to plead in vain before issuing a final ultimatum with a tense countdown right on the spot. You're going to come off the plane or we going to let us see if we can force you to leave. Do you really want to go to jail? Do you really want to go to jail? You had to do it the first time. That's actually the problem. Okay, let's not make it a second time or a third time. Let's just get off the plane. This is your final chance. Once the handcuffs go on there's no ma'am, there's no negotiating. Get off the plane or go to jail. I didn't I wasn't doing anything. One last chance. Off the plane or off the plane and go to What am I doing? I'm not going to tell you. Off the plane or off the plane and go to jail. Right now. What do you want to do? Off the plane I'll walk you to the >> off the plane and go to jail. Pick one. front. He's asking you. Please stand up and walk off. All right. If you stand up and walk off, you can rebook. Three two and now you're going to jail. Stand up. Come on. Just go and get your stuff. And the bag. Put it in there. Let's go and get your bag, ma'am. Your blanket and your pillow. My car is upstairs. We just up by 325. You got it already, sir? Yeah. Hey, we requested somebody ramp side, but I I can't get them now. Want to be back? There's somebody ramp side. In Florida, failing to comply with airline staff, obstructing police, and disturbing the peace can lead to criminal charges with penalties of up to 1 year in prison and a fine of up to $1,000. Camille was arrested and could face charges including failing to comply with airline staff, obstructing justice, and disturbing the peace. Hold on. 911. Yes, please come to Pensacola Airport. When egos are bigger than the law, the boarding gate is about to become a battlefield. They don't know who they're talking to. They don't know who they called for. Right in there, they're abusing me. I want a lawyer. I'm not getting in the car. You're not getting in the car. I'm getting in the car. Not every plane is delayed because of the weather. Sometimes it's because of one person who won't shut up. What seems like a movie scene happened right in the middle of a Florida airport when a passenger refused to leave the plane and things quickly got out of control. What happened? I'm boarding this flight. No. Why not? The captain kicked you off, so we're So the captain, can I ask why? No. I really have to be here. I have to go to court somewhere. So I'm going to have a I'm going to be in trouble for missing court. So can you call your lieutenant or your sergeant? Please. No. No, that's the problem. You need to call your lieutenant or your sergeant. They have They have no say in it. Go. This is private property. Okay, so let me ask Can I ask the captain why? Please. Listen, this is If you have God or anyone of y'all got God in your heart, y'all would let me ask because I really have to make it to Texas. >> You have to go. They're going to get you rebooked, okay? Yeah. The captain is not the one to help you. >> Okay, well can I use the phone right here to call my dad? That's That's the lady to help you right there. Okay, ma'am, hold on. Can y'all >> [music] >> One thing. One thing. Cuz we were already ready delayed, right? We were already delayed. Yes, ma'am. Ma'am, one second. We were delayed by the flight. Now what they did, even the guy did that. No, I am. But one second. Huh? You know you have federal charges, right? But this is what I'm saying. Okay, did you kick me off? I was I was given permission I'll walk off to the jet bridge here. Let's walk off over there. Okay. Wait, you said right here. He's going. Wait, I got to Can you talk to him, please? Right here. Now. Go. He was talking No, the captain's right here. Can you talk to him, please? Captain, can I talk What seemed like a simple argument on a plane turned into a dramatic legal chase with serious charges pending. Are you curious about the reason behind it? Look. Hold on. 911. Thank you. And this is his phone. Stop. Yes, please come to the Pensacola Airport. Send them to terminal or sergeant. They will not come for a flight and they are abusing me. Please stop. Please come now. I'm at the Pensacola Airport. Send help. Can I get my bags? Can I get my stuff? Look, can I please >> We're walking this way now. Ma'am, can you bring me my bag back there? Ma'am, we'll take care of your property. I apologize. Can I talk Can I ask you one thing? Please. Look. Okay. Did you get Did you get rebooked? Are you serious? Don't tell me no. No, look. Look. Okay, look at this. You're not asking Look, can you listen to me? No, I'm going to listen to you. No, because I did ask you guys. I said, "Can I talk to the captain for a minute because I have to make it somewhere." Didn't I tell you guys that or ask you guys that? Showing care for you have to get You were kicked off the plane. That's all I But he said he was going to talk to me about it, right? >> Then you ran away. Huh? Guess what? It don't even matter. And the blood of Jesus is on me. And I thank God for everything he has did here and done for me. You hear me? Thank you, Jesus. Holy India. Wonderful savior. God is good, y'all. And if y'all had God in y'all heart, if y'all had God in y'all heart, though, y'all would let me do Y'all would have Y'all wouldn't be doing this. Don't put her fingers in my Whichever. But y'all had the love of God, which is on y'all, y'all wouldn't be doing this to me. I promise. >> You got anything? Thank you. That's it. That's it. Take my health sheet, baby. Okay. Watch it. Watch it. All right. But can you talk Can y'all let my window down first, please? Look. Yep. Look, he's opening it. He's opening it. I'm sensitive. An uncooperative passenger caused a stir at Pensacola Airport. The police got involved, but the truth is much more complicated and will make you think differently. [music] >> Hey, there's a lady right there and then she said that she is battling bone flu. She's sitting on the plane today, though, but and she kept transferring seats [music] with different guys. The flight attendant told me that the the lady was laying on her on the guy. Uh [music] like harassment. Mhm. Doing like this and she >> Just disturbing other passengers and disrupting the >> and then the flight attendant that asked the the guy, "Do you know him? Do you fly together?" [music] And she said, "No." So, the flight attendant asked the guy move to different seats. [music] That way she sit by herself. Mhm. And she borrowing her her phone. >> [music] >> And then the flight attendant she said [music] she need to go. I'm not comfortable flying with her. Mhm. And that's why I said, "Come on, man." And then she said [music] And then she said, "Why? What? Are you going to kick me out?" I said, "Come on." And then that's >> [music] >> that's when panic come up with air. Got you. So, she's bothering other passengers, not following instructions of flight crew. >> Yeah, I said, "Calm down. Calm down." He said, "Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am." And then he And then she Can Can I have Can I have her phone? Mhm. And then I said, "No. Come on. Come out." She's starting the I need my ranking official and this is your procedures. I already told her that sovereign things just don't add charges to her, but she needs to speak to a ranking official. Right now. >> No, that's cool. Ma'am, I'm sorry to brag. You asked for my personal information. Yes, sir, I am. Yes, ma'am. Okay, either way it go, I'm going to get a scam to come get you. Okay. Okay? I understand that. >> [music] >> Yes, ma'am. I have one thought to say. Yes, ma'am. Okay. This situation right here I'm calling for. Um this is what I need, sir. Okay. I'm not going to go in this car because he's not called for, right? Uh I'm not in here. >> not He's not called for. 24 24 is what they call. Okay. I know y'all called 24. And I don't trust either one riding with either one of them, so can you call me another 24 car to come out here, please? Tell them who it is. I'm not He's a racist. That's why I feel like it. Unfortunately, we cannot Yeah, cameras set up back there where they're going to be watching you. He's going to be watching them. And they have their body cameras on, so there's multiple cameras that's going to be in at I don't know when the body camera See, but look. It's on right now. Listen, listen. It's on right now. It's on right now. But their in-car cameras going to be on as well, okay? Okay. So, that's what's going to happen. I told you one more time. Yes, ma'am. Can I get you My name by your radio. No, ma'am. That's already happened. No. It's already happened. In addition to the Florida Airport trespassing, Dorissa is also wanted in Texas on [music] serious charges including harassment of a public official, assault on a police officer, and evading trial. Next, at a peaceful airport, a woman turned the boarding counter into a scene of chaos. [music] What made her lose control? I speak like men speak to you and now we're up All right, ma'am, come on. I'm going to escort you to the main terminal. I'm not going. Main terminal. I'm not going. So, you're not going to go? No. He just refunded >> Absolutely not. I will film it and you can take me wherever you want. Okay, but >> not going. I'm not going anywhere. I you just refunded paid for my ticket. I'd like to go home. I don't give a [ __ ] I paid for my ticket. I'm a man. I'm a man. I want to go home. I paid for two No, we're not going anywhere. No. We're not going. No. We're not doing anything. No. Talk about what? What are we talking about though? Okay. What are we talking about though? Ma'am, you have to stay here with me and witness this. What are we talking about? What did I do? You needed to like I wanted to go home. I wanted to go on my plane home. Please stay with me cuz this is going to be my only witness. I wanted and have paid for two plane tickets to leave. I don't care about a refund. Would you care about a refund when someone questioned your masculinity? Would someone care about that? Would you Would you say, "Oh, well." Well, no, I'm not doing that. I know my name. I'm absolutely I'm not leaving. I'm not leaving. Cuz you don't listen. Am I going to jail? Cuz I bought two plane tickets. Put your hands behind your Uh Put your hands behind your back. Keep recording. Keep recording. Keep recording. This is going to be really fun when you realize This is going to be really fun when you realize Did I Did I do Did anybody say Baby, you're going to be my witness. Did I Did I do something? Was I obnoxious? I just asked questions. A fiery confrontation between passengers and police, handcuffs, tears, and unbelievable words. What really happened? I'm not selling I'm not I don't have a gun and I'm handcuffed. I'm going to handcuff him. I didn't know You're my witness. Baby, I love you. No. No, no, no. I'm a huge criminal. Thank god you got a perp. Thank god you got a I have a big dick, too, [ __ ] You want to see it? For real? I'm just trying to leave this city. I paid for two rooms at the Chateau Marmont. Duh. Duh. And I'm using them. [ __ ] Loosen them. Loosen them, you [ __ ] I'm not I'm guilty, you [ __ ] No. People, white people, black people, brown people are allowed to hear what happened. See. I'm not going anywhere. No. No. You. You want my bag. I want my bag, dude. Stand up. Honey, I'm a lawyer. Stand up. >> You never You never let someone take you to another She claimed to be a lawyer and a former police officer, but was forced into the car. A chaotic drama between identity and reality. Let's go, [snorts] ma'am. Of course I'm not going to lay down. I'm a lawyer. No. We don't want you to No. No. You go first. first. Come on, come on, come on, come Watch that. Got a bag? You know it's I'm so mad at all of you guys. I was the sheriff in southern Minnesota for so many years and everybody knew me. I was law enforcement for a long [ __ ] 10 years. I didn't kick you. I just I said do not kick. I didn't say do not kick me, okay? I didn't have my bag because I didn't have my bag. I was Take that out. Dude, there's not a gun. There's nothing. The law comes, okay? There's nothing. Let me check real quick, ma'am. I want to make want to make sure there's no weapons. What is going on with my plane at home? I just want to go to my plane. Got it. Thank you. Just go to the front, ma'am. Have a seat in the back. You look like you don't have any weapons on you. Go ahead, sit down. Have a seat. Watch your head. Head first. You're going in, ma'am. I want a lawyer. I'm not getting in the car. I'm not getting in the car. I'm not Stop resisting. Put your feet in the car. Stop resisting. I'm not getting in the car until my lawyer is here. I'm not getting in the car until my lawyer is here. All right, I'm going to get in the car. Where's my bag? Where's my bag? It's over here. Relax. You're acting like a child. You're acting like a child. Stop it. From the airport to the police car was just a few steps, but for her, it was a resistance war that lasted for hours, and the ending surprised everyone. intoxicated and there was a altercation with her and the officer. Officer was battered and so I just want you to uh look at both of them just so that way you can give us the okay. That's it. Ma'am, hold on. We have no keys Hold on. Ma'am, stay in the car. Hey, we're not going to do this. Just give us Just give me a second, okay? This is the airport rescue and firemen, okay? I understand. All right, they're going to I also have a law enforcement degree. I'm also an attorney. I do understand what's happening and I'm a little frustrated. >> you in any need of medical, ma'am? No. No. >> Do you need them to look at you? Just like you guys get drunk. I'm drunk. I got it, you're drunk. Okay, is there anything else? No. Okay. Well, I guess she doesn't need you to look at her. This is the officer. Stay in the car, ma'am. Stay in the car, ma'am. Stay in the car, ma'am. All right. Come and check, boys. All right. >> You know, I used to train I and teach I used to train for Mankato State in law enforcement. And y'all are doing a good job, but you missed the wrong thing. I have lost my [ __ ] cuz the flight was late. And I know no way So you don't need any medical, you're good. Okay. And he's he's good as long as you don't before you came and we're good. Appreciate you guys. All right. Ma'am, get back in the Put your feet back in the car, please. No. I want to >> Stop resisting, ma'am. Stop resisting. It's not resisting. You are. I'm telling I'm giving you a lawful command to put your feet back in the vehicle, okay? Yeah, I hear you. You Do you understand what's going on? We are not going to fight. I have a law enforcement degree. We are not going to fight, ma'am. I'm not I'm not absconding with your money or nothing. In the state of Florida, a second-degree misdemeanor DUI is punishable by up to 60 [music] days in jail, a fine of up to $500 or both. The woman was charged with two main crimes, resisting a law enforcement officer and causing a public disturbance while intoxicated. She said she has a law degree and trained police officers, but the first legal lesson she needs to learn is not to resist law enforcement while drunk [music] in the airport and on camera. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, give