contain you for your safety in a minute here because I'm not safe right here, sir. Someone's going to get I am not safe right now. Are you serious? >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> For right now, aggravated battery to an officer. >> Oh, really? Cuz check your cameras. >> On May 8th, 2022, a police officer responded to a report of an individual attempting to jump from a moving vehicle. Upon arrival, the officer observed a suspicious white vehicle at the scene and encountered a woman who exhibited aggressive behavior, shouting and resisting the officer's attempts to approach. >> Let's carry. >> I'm coming. I'm going to grab my car. My my my stuff. >> What's your stuff? >> You can't You shouldn't have asked me for that. >> Then talk to me, then I'll come with you. >> I'm trying to talk. >> She can't drive like this. >> The only one that I see is intoxicated is you right now. >> Okay, >> that's fine. Let her drive. Let her drive. Let her drive >> 31 here. >> Let her drive drunk. That's on you. >> You're going to walk over to my squad car. >> I'm under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not safe right here, sir. Someone's going to get >> I am not safe right now. Drive drunk. >> Stop. >> Do you understand that I called the cops? >> You're going to get hurt. >> DO YOU REALIZE THAT I CALLED the cops? >> You're going to get one of us. >> That's my phone. >> Give me that. >> Don't touch me. >> What is wrong with you? >> Get in the car. >> Are you serious? >> You're now detained. You're detained. You're about to be detained cuz you want to know something in your heart, >> weirdo. >> Stop putting your arms behind your back. >> What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? >> Put your arms. >> Stop touching me. Stop touching me or I'm going to sue the out of you. Is this where >> you put your arms behind your back? >> Son and daughter. >> You're put your arms behind your back now. Put your arms behind your back. >> And I know the sheriff right here. So keep keep touching me. >> Sure you do. >> You keep saying that. But you're still not cooperating. >> You touch me again. You're dumb. >> Stop it. >> Stop touching me. Stop touching me. >> I'm being nice right now. >> Not touched you, have I? >> Then don't touch me. >> You, >> dude. What is youring problem? I'm suing you. >> I am suing you. IF YOU CHOKE ME ALL THE TIME, I am suing you. >> Don't touch me. >> Do you have a reason or >> Yeah. You think so? Cuz you're battering me cuz I'm going to sue and I'm charge you. >> I want the sheriff. Hello. Please [screaming] help. >> The woman, who appeared to be under the influence and uncooperative, engaged in a confrontation with the officer. Despite several warnings, she continued to resist, insisting that she couldn't be arrested and stating she would contact her lawyer. The situation intensified as she physically resisted, scratching and kicking the officer. >> I haven't done anything wrong. Look at his camera. I haven't touched him. >> Would you help me? >> No. Listen, you listen to me. >> Listen to me. >> Can you please listen? >> I don't give a I would touch my tit again. >> I'm not touch. >> Are you serious? >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Right now, aggravated battery to an officer. >> Oh, really? Just don't touch my face. >> Don't put your hand on my face. >> Turn towards me. Stand by. >> I never touched you to begin with. >> Have a seat. >> Because I don't need >> Have a seat. Have a seat into the car. breaking my elbows. >> Stop grabbing a hold of me. >> I will >> put your feet in the squat. Stop >> hurting me. I ask you to please back on my arms. I'm short. >> I am short. Do you understand? >> Back for Charles, too. >> That's fine. I cannot do that. >> I understand that. Okay. What I want you to do though, >> you know, your officer touched me and I put my feet up. >> Put your feet in. >> I physically cannot do that with lupus. >> I have lupus. I can do >> one. I literally you're hurting me very badly. Were many of >> Put your feet in the squad car and have a seat. >> I have not done anything wrong. >> The woman sought help from a female police officer but was unsuccessful. She continued to display aggressive behavior, resisting arrest by refusing to put her hands behind her back and verbally confronting police. Moreover, she refused to sit in the police car and used inappropriate words to insult the police. Her words, actions, and voice became even more aggressive when she arrived at the police station. >> No, it wasn't me. BUT >> IT'S ALL ON CAMERA. >> YOU'RE TOO DRUNK to know that. >> No, you put me in the car, CORRECT? >> I DON'T know who you are, but I know that you shoved my face into that door for a reason. >> I'm the sergeant. >> I don't want to talk to you. >> I don't care. I'm the sergeant. Are you going to cooperate with us? Okay. Because if you don't, then we're going to take you straight to my lawyer. >> Great. We're going to take you straight to county instead of >> Cool. And they're going to let me out and you're going to have to do a whole bunch of paperwork. Two of them actually. You want to know something? >> Good luck. I don't I don't have to say my makeup is on your car. >> Tired of hearing. >> My makeup is on your car. >> You're arrested for two counts of >> I know, but have you seen any count of it on camera? >> Yes. >> Really? >> Next to this. >> You're sheriff shoving me into a car door. >> Who did? >> The inside of a car door. By the way, you're sheriff and I cannot wait to call my lawyer. Can I call my lawyer? Yeah, you can in just a second. Give us one second. >> You want to know that I call you guys also? >> I >> We got to go in here three. >> But also >> I'm asking Shut it. We're not talking. >> Really cool. >> Even after being transported to the jail, the woman's aggressive behavior did not subside. She refused to cooperate with the process, repeatedly ignoring instructions from the officers. That's [ __ ] right. >> You want to know something? And I have men in blue that I respect. Actually, I like the police, >> but I don't like Did you see my teeth just done? >> Yeah, they look um >> people that touch >> Hey, uh Hey, Samantha. >> Not touching them. >> Don't touch them. What? >> Understand? >> Yeah. >> I'm a very personatic individual. I will Did you not see me bow down to you guys when you ask me to do what you ask me to do? I don't know. >> But when I come to you abruptly, >> can I um hold on? Listen. So I got a I got a camera, too, right? So we we all wear them. So So my name's >> My name's Officer Green. I don't >> Yeah, I don't I don't >> I have no reason to be arrested. I'm the one that you guys. >> Oh, okay. >> On my phone. >> It was a drunk driver that you let drive. So let's keep going. >> But you arrested me. You save me. >> I I didn't breathe in my right. >> I know, but not at me. >> I know. Not at me though. >> Not anything. >> What I need you to do is just put your hands back behind your back. Back. Turn around. Okay. >> Turn. >> Okay. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> I trust this cuz it's sure. Please tell me how your shirt cuz I'm going to start a whole [ __ ] show. >> No. No, it's not. >> You know that. I actually like you. >> You do. Really? You got a funny way of showing up. >> No. I'm not going to do anything for you. I'm getting out. You want me to wipe out of getting out? >> Honestly, please just go away. I'm not trying to be you, but I'm angry and it doesn't deserve to be tooken out on you, dude. I'm not trying to be mean to you. You're gorgeous. You're sweet. >> Likewise. You don't We're going to be stuck together. >> I'm not going to push a word. We're going to We're all walking. >> Put this I'm put this over you. Okay. >> Thank you very much. During this time, she escalated her defiance by threatening legal action, accusing the officers of police brutality and claiming she had been unjustly treated. The woman insisted that she had done nothing wrong and continued to verbally confront the authorities. >> JUMP. >> OH, HANG ON. Guess what? Me jumping in by myself was better than what your officer did with my face makeup on a window. Still, I'm sure. >> I'm going to get the key down for you in a second. All right. >> Pass it up. Goodbye. >> Hey, Samantha. Do you have any kids? So, I want to know why they just told me I'm getting out right now. >> This is going to get really ugly. >> Well, my dear, we just met. Thank you. >> Not with you. With your friend now, I know you don't have to be happy. I get it. Human being. I'm a human being. >> A million%. >> No, I just want to know what did they tell me I was getting out. I wanted to know why they said I was getting out. They're letting me out. You heard that? I know you did. >> I did not actually. >> Can you ask them why they >> um What do you mean? They said, "I'm letting you out right now when they open the door." >> Maybe because they knew that you were being transported. Maybe that's I don't know if they were if if you felt like that was misleading, but I cannot speak for >> I don't give a [ __ ] right? I still haven't been read that. >> Okay. Well, no one's talking to you, my dear, about what happened. So, >> well, then you can't arrest him. >> I do not understand that. >> Yeah. My dear, that's not that's not the way it goes. >> That's actually like we brought her into uh our TDF. It's been a very very crazy hectic night. >> No, we're not going to be okay. >> Well, your officer breasted my lip on >> Well, this is a whole new thing now. Okay, so we're not even going to >> The woman was charged with two counts of aggravated battery against a peace officer and resisting arrest. Despite being shown evidence of her actions on camera, she continued to deny any wrongdoing and threatened to sue the officers involved. The woman's arrest and subsequent legal charges stem from her violation of Illinois's law, specifically chapter 720 ILS 5311, which outlines the crime of resisting or obstructing a peace officer. According to this statute, any individual who knowingly resists a lawful arrest or obstructs an officer performing their duties is guilty of a class of misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail and fines. Additionally, her actions fall under chapter 7205/12-3.05, which details aggraated battery to a peace officer. This offense is considered a class 2 felony with penalties ranging from probation to up to seven years in prison, especially when the officer sustains injuries as a result of the battery. Get off me. >> Thinking that being bold is invincible. Who would have thought that the price to pay would come right after swinging the arm? >> Taser. When asked to stand up, she not only refused but also kicked the officer. [music] And the cold handcuffs were not the only thing she had to regret. >> Your name E L Y S E >> Breakfast. >> All right. Do you want to prosecute for trespassing? >> I'm sorry. >> Do you want to prosecute for trespassing? For >> that, I have to ask myself. >> Okay. Go ahead and ask him cuz she's refusing to leave. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Nice clean box. Naughty naughty. >> MY HAIR TASER. >> OH YEAH. Just taser. >> Put your hands behind your back, man. >> Put your hands behind YOUR BACK. >> MY HAIR. You >> okay? It's cuz you refuse to move. >> I don't give a >> Okay then don't give a >> They're too tight. What is WRONG WITH YOU WHITE FOLKS? >> 244. We got a transport van that can come to CASA. >> The is wrong with y'all? Y'all got real issues? >> Right on first. They have North 11 Street. Just a little bit west of 11 Street. >> Is there ma'am? It's irrelevant. >> Irrelevant now. She's going for battery on a law enforcement officer now. >> Ma'am, don't pull against the cops. Just don't. >> All right. Well, let me go. What the are you trying to do? LIKE YOU'RE PULLING. I DON'T GIVE a header on. I KNOW THAT. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? LIKE YOU LOOK DUMB as >> Get off of me. You look stupid as like you're pulling on me. I'm sitting on the ground. Like if you can't get me the up, then get the off of me. Stupid. Her undergarments have come off. You want me to hold those so you can pick them? >> No. >> No. That's her choice. >> Pinned to the ground, she screamed, insulted the police, and declared she did not care about being arrested. But how far will her outspokenenness get her in the legal system? >> Arrest. I don't give a You think I give a >> No, >> I DON'T GIVE a [ __ ] I want you to get the off of me. What the is wrong with you? Get off of me. Can you get off of me? No, ma'am. >> So, what do you want me to do? >> You're going to sit right there until the transport van comes. >> Stand there or stand there >> and then we'll load you in the transport van. >> Stand there. >> I don't want you kicking me again. That's not going to happen. >> Shut the up then. >> No, ma'am. >> No, ma'am. You stay right there. >> Just like that. >> You really don't want to use pains to have you comply with us? >> So, if she wants me to stand THE UP, THEN TELL HER TO TELL ME TO STAND UP. >> Yelling doesn't make YOU ANY MORE PROUD. STOP YELLING. Transport van will be here in just a moment and you can sit comfortably in the transport van. >> Yo, this [ __ ] is sad as bro. This [ __ ] is >> You were simply asking me and you. >> I'M TRYING TO STAND THE >> WELL, THEN WHY IS SHE PULLING ALL MY HANDS UP? >> So you don't care. >> Please let my arms relax. >> Ma'am, we're not letting you go so >> I'm not trying. I'm not asking you to let me go. I'm asking you to let my arms relax behind my back. >> Stop pulling away from my hands. >> Bro, this [ __ ] is so sad. This [ __ ] is sad as [ __ ] >> Can I help you, ma'am? >> Exactly. Like some common courtesy, right? Some [ __ ] courtesy. >> What do you mean you tried? >> We tried and she kicked us. >> They didn't try nothing. They tried to pull me up. She pulled me by my [ __ ] hair. The camera will show. >> Yes. >> Would you like me to pull? Ma'am, you will not get near her. >> No. Okay, thank you. >> Pass me quietly. I'll find a >> Can I put the blanket on you? >> That's not going to help. No. >> Amidst the chaotic curses and accusations, a puzzling truth emerges. Was she really being overly manipulated or was she trying to reshape the scene to her advantage? >> No. No. >> Okay. >> Poor stacker. Finally about [ __ ] time. >> All right. >> 21. >> Thank you. Can you help me up now? >> Yep. Come on. >> Oh [ __ ] Might want to check my bag. I got some nice parabellia in that [ __ ] too. >> Those pictures. >> Thank you. >> Number 38487 3847. All right. Come over here. What's your name? >> I don't know yet. >> My ID is in my purse. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> What's your charge by Leo? >> Pat Leo. And then >> Oh god. >> The initial contact by reply on the public right away. And >> Okay. >> Who's the arrested officer? >> Mary. Let's keep an eye out for traffic. Yep. Yeah. I got you. All right. You want me to just swing around, throw my car right here? >> Sure. >> Sure. >> Yeah. You have her out here just a second. >> Okay. She >> uh little We haven't gone through it yet. >> Go through it. >> I see my wrist. Damn. >> There's nothing wrong with your wrist. >> What? This one is bad as [ __ ] bro. >> That just made you more comfortable, didn't I? >> Even before being loaded into the car, she kept screaming, "I did nothing wrong." But by the time the charge of assaulting a police officer was confirmed, it was too late. >> It is though. >> Yes, it is. >> Wait. It's on the bone. I'm trying to fix it the [ __ ] for us. The >> Oh, step up. Watch your head. Watch your step. Watch your head. Watch your step. Watch your head. I get those. I'll get those. >> Okay. >> Are you a care person, Mary? I'll get them off. >> You have any uh hand sanitizer? >> Are they just >> special to you? As soon as Mary uncovered her, she just came up and started swinging. >> Time I had like uncovered her head like, "Hey, >> can I find anything?" >> Oh, there is. Well, we'll look. >> She says there is. I don't know. >> I I want to get out of the street. Let's just go this way. >> All right. >> You pulling in right here or you can probably go right in front of my car there. Yeah, I think >> Elise was loaded into the car, still complaining and cursing. She was booked with official charges of assaulting a police officer and trespassing on public property. Get off me. >> She was banned from coming back to this place before, but this time instead of avoiding [music] it, she loudly asserted that she was a regular customer. >> You told me to leave. You wouldn't let me go get my quarters for $2 to pay for it. >> You know, at the pilot just across the street with the female involved. >> I just used the microwave. >> You what? I used their microwave cuz he wouldn't let me. >> Why? >> I tucked off the coffee about that much cuz a gentleman told me to go ahead and I would pay a dime or a quarter for it. Patrick ran me out. >> Did you pay for it? >> He wouldn't let me. Told me to leave with it or leave the pocket. >> So, I tried to leave it. Offer him a quarter for a little refill cuz I showed him how much I had when I kind of came in. >> Yeah. So, um I just heated it up. I'm not going to be trespassing or anything. >> Well, were you told not to come back yesterday? >> Uh, yeah, but I'm a customer. I buy gas. >> Well, if you're not allowed to be back, then you're not allowed to be back. >> Okay. >> Right now, they don't have a trespass card on you. Otherwise, if they did, >> I could charge you with criminal trespass. >> I understand. >> Let's hop in my unit. You're not going to be detained or anything like that right now. >> No, I can't get in there. My dog's in my car. >> Yeah. No, I'm going to take you over there. >> Yeah. >> Can you follow me, sir? >> All right. Well, I'm afraid. >> Yes. You're You're being detained, right? >> No. >> Hold on. Ma'am. >> Ma'am. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. >> Ma'am, that's not what we're doing here. >> Would you like to pay? >> Ma'am, come here for a second. Stop me, dude. >> There you have no reason to grab me either. >> I'm going to detain you right now in the in front of all these people. >> Yes, I'm going to >> You're going to put another bruise on me like the little boy that retained me the other day. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to detain you right now. >> You just told me I didn't have to get in your car. That gentleman heard you right there. I'm going to walk over there. >> Okay. Well, I don't trust you. >> Well, you should trust me. I don't have a gun. You got a gun? >> I'm going to detain you. >> Just walk with me. Walk with me. I don't want to make this a bigger issue. >> Let go of me, officer. >> No. >> Behind your back. >> No, >> I don't want to make this a bigger issue. >> Okay. >> No. >> Ma'am, >> I didn't. You tell me what I did wrong. >> You tell me what I did wrong. >> Stop. If you do anything. >> When the police only asked her to walk to the car, the woman suddenly exploded, screaming in the middle of the street. I don't believe you. You have a gun. I don't. >> It's gonna be addressed. >> You tell me what I did wrong. You You said I get off. >> You going to be a second, right? Stop. I'm good. I'm good. Thank you, though. You're good. You'll be good. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Policeity. Stop. >> Stop. Police brutality. >> Help me someone. This is police brutality. He said I could walk across. >> I'll be okay. >> Demanded he go to my car. >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Is >> that what you want? >> Get off me. You're hurting my chest. >> You said I could walk across the street, but I wasn't doing anything wrong. >> Well, you were being detained. >> Police brutality in my state. Thank you, sir. Help me, please. >> Help me, please. >> Another officer arrived at the scene to provide assistance. >> Stay still. >> Okay. >> Stay still. Don't move. >> I will. I'm not moving. >> Stay still. Stay still. >> I'm not moving anymore. Just get me up gently. Easy. >> Turn me on my side. My back. >> All right. Don't resist. Okay. >> Officer. Thank you. >> A real officer. >> Thank you, sir. >> Be quiet. Be quiet. >> I will. My dog from my car. >> Thank you, sir, for watching this. Thank you. You told me I can walk across. >> Shouts of police brutality echo through the streets, but body cam footage tells a very different story. >> Away from you. >> Well, yeah, she hit me. >> The car. >> Yeah, that >> you did a good job. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> That was >> Yeah, I'll meet you there. >> Let's go. going down. >> What did I do wrong? I would like to know why I'm being detained so brutally and courtly. >> Stop. >> No. >> Get my other officer put bruises on me. Do you understand? >> Get in the car. >> Do you understand? Get in the car. >> No. >> I'm going to put you in the wrap. >> Do you want to be put in the wrap? >> You already did. I'm bleeding. >> All right. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Ask for help if you can't handle me. >> ASK FOR HELP IF YOU CAN'T HANDLE ME. >> I didn't do anything. >> Get in the car. >> All right. I'm getting in, mother. I'll be right out. >> Thank you. >> I'll be right out. You're going down. Get in my house. >> Get in the car. I'll pick it up. >> Get it up. >> Stop. >> Put your feet in the car. >> You little pimple face punk. >> They wish you would stop. >> From an unpaid cup of coffee to a police car and a series of bruises, the final blow of the incident makes anyone wonder if it was worth it. >> That's the one he did. You did this the other day. >> I did that one. >> Yeah. Okay. Let me see your face. Sure. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you hurt? Any other any other? >> Yeah, my knee the front of my leg. My chest was getting squashed. >> So, what happened yesterday with the dog? Your daughter. >> Oh, just a miscommunication. She lives in my home. >> Did you take a picture of this, too? >> No. my elbow. There are scratches all over my teeth. Is there some place you can go other than me? Don't >> we? In the state of New Mexico, assault on a police officer has many levels from mild to severe with a penalty of up to six months in prison and a fine of up to $500. The woman was eventually charged with three counts. Trespassing, resisting a police officer, and assaulting a police officer. [snorts] >> No, I'm behind your back. We're going to handle it this way. Okay. Now, I'm going to ask you what times help yourself stand up. When a street corner is turned into a mobile living room, police are forced to act. >> Now, get off me. >> Hold still. >> You just smashed my [music] brand new glass. >> The other person here. >> She's got a wall. What do >> you have? No. No. What do you have? >> Let's get her outside. >> Vacant lot suddenly turned into an outdoor living room. But when the police asked her where she lived, the answer made things even more confusing. >> Live over here? >> Yeah. You live in these apartments >> and I'm just hanging out here on a Saturday night with my fluffy puppy dog and so is there some >> Yeah, a little bit. >> What's that? >> So, well, where did all this furniture come from? >> Did you have a complaint? >> Yes, I did. >> This ain't my [ __ ] I don't know where this came from. >> Okay. What's your apartment number in here? I'm just sitting here. I have a friend that lives here. >> Oh, see, now the story is changing already. >> No, I already told you. >> No, I asked if you live there and you said yes, but that's not true. >> No, it's not. That's I know. I stay with a friend here sometimes. Do you Why you got a shine in my eyes? >> It's not in your eyes. It's shining down here at the ground. >> Do you have an ID? >> I do. >> Okay. Well, let's see your ID. >> All right. So, I'm not the one you want to play this game with. I'm going to tell you that right now. So, you can cooperate. >> I am >> central semi 94, please. >> I'm homeless. >> There you go. >> And I was just waiting on my friend to come back out. >> When asked to show her ID, she repeated a familiar trick. Delay, complain, and then subvert all expectations with a surprise wrestling. to there. >> Mhm. >> Is their property. >> This is county property. >> Well, guess who I work for? >> Who do you work for? >> The county. So, you're going to provide me ID or you're going to end up going to jail for no reason right now. So, >> why would I go to jail? I'm not doing nothing. I was sitting here waiting for my friend. >> Mhm. >> So, am I doing >> Give me my an ID or you're going to go to jail. That's where we're at right now. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Stand up. >> Oh, I I got my ID right here, sir. >> There it is. See, you can stand up. >> No, I Hey. Hey. Hey. Oh my goodness. Oh my [ __ ] >> Hold still. >> You just get off me. >> Hold still. >> You just smashed my brand new glasses. What are you doing to me? >> You're under arrest. >> Why? >> County ordinance violation. >> I didn't even I didn't I didn't even do it. >> Put your other hand behind your back now. >> I didn't even do anything. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> What are you doing to me? >> You're under arrest for county ordinance violation. >> Why? I was just flexing to give me my >> can of beer, a chair, and the words, "I did nothing wrong." But seconds later, handcuffs were on her hands. >> When I drove by, that's fine. I just need to get her other hand behind her. >> What are you doing to me? >> Put your hand on your back. >> What are you doing behind your back? Put your hand behind your back. Stop fighting. >> What are y'all doing to me? >> You are detained. Do not fight. >> Oh my goodness. I was just sitting there. >> Yeah. Drinking a beer. So, violation of county ordinance. You were >> I wasn't even drinking. I was waiting on my foot. >> 351. >> What are y'all doing? >> I wasn't drinking the beer. I was just sitting there waiting >> for debate. Just stop talking. >> 305. I got a female over here. Oh my goodness. I got all my things up there. Where's all my all my identification? I was just sitting there waiting for my friend to come back. I was waiting for my friends to come back. >> Well, now you're going to go to jail. So >> why? >> Violation of county ordinance and resisting arrest. >> Oh, [ __ ] Y'all are so >> just relax. >> From I cooperate to this is your plot. She put herself into deeper trouble while the officer just quietly did his job. >> Relax. Just lay right there. >> That's all right. I'll talk to Judge Shannon and Judge Haymon about this and Judge Bell. >> Yeah. I don't know. >> You talk to whoever you like. >> Whoever the [ __ ] you all are. This is [ __ ] >> Campbell. It'll be on your booking paper. >> Born a racer. Who gives a [ __ ] >> I was born a racer and I was just sitting here doing nothing >> until they get here. >> Let's put her in Ruben. You mind doing the driving? >> You [ __ ] I ain't done [ __ ] >> I was just sitting there doing nothing. You [ __ ] [ __ ] You want to put this [ __ ] Okay. All right. I talked to well my grandmother, my father, and everybody knows. >> Have a seat. >> So, the security guard here tells me she's sitting back here and she already gave him a hard time. So, when I drove by, I watched her take a swig of something. And I get here and she refuses to provide her name or any other information. You know, she I'm like, like, you live here? Yeah. Well, a friend lives here. Sometimes I stay with him. I'm waiting for a friend to come pick me up. >> There we go. >> I'm not familiar with River. >> I'm not either. I didn't recognize her, but >> Well, she was playing the I'm going to come comply for a second and then I'm going to get an attitude in the again and then I'm going to comply for a second. >> The woman was arrested at the scene and taken into custody. She faces multiple charges including violation of local regulations, trespass to property, resisting an officer on duty. Next, eviction day just knocked on the door, but the woman inside declared, "Today is not the day." And then [music] chaos began. >> I'm a bailiff trying to do an eviction. We've got somebody who's uh locked herself in the room, refusing to leave. Wasn't anticipating it, so I didn't run a background check or anything on her. I don't know what her if she has a case worker. I don't know anything like that, but she's refusing to leave. So, >> back up. I I did not. I mean, >> she's a big girl and she's psychotic. >> So, >> did you live here with her? >> Yeah, I'm She's right beside Mar. I'm just giving you a heads up. She is a psychotic individual. So, uh you never know what's going to get unexpected because >> what's her name? >> Shirley. Do you have a social anything? >> I don't have any of that. We never do for an eviction. Uh, looks like it's an unusual spelling though. If that is even correct on this paperwork, a >> closed door, a woman barricaded inside and a chain reaction that left the entire police force stunned. >> Open the door and you'll see three of us. Actually, >> surely. Hey, get out of here. Get out. Get out. >> Dude, get out. Come on, man. >> Shirley, what are you doing in here? >> Get out, dude. Get out. >> Get out. >> No, the baiff's got to talk to you. >> No. Get out. >> Nope. >> Please get the out. >> Nope. Sorry, Shirley. >> You know what? You know what? You know what? There there is nothing I can do. What the do you want? What do you want? >> The bail's got >> What do you want? What do you want, >> Shirley? Today is eviction day. >> No, it is not. YOU KNOW WHAT? You know what? I want y'all to leave me the alone. Okay, I'm not gonna tell you again. I want you to leave me the alone. Do you get it? Do you get it? >> Do you guys get it? >> I want you to leave me the alone. >> Gets to take this room back. >> You know what? You know what? You know what? I want y'all to leave me the alone. >> Shirley, what's going on? >> I want you to leave me the alone. >> Okay. Did you >> Don't worry about what the I'm doing. What the going on with me? Worry about your mother self. Do you get it? Well, I get paid to worry about other people. >> Look, buddy. Look, buddy. Well, you know what? I don't get paid. Y'all not trying to give me no [ __ ] money. And you're not going to kick me out again and throw me out on the streets. Do you get it, [ __ ] >> Well, the courts get it. >> The courts ruled you have to leave. >> You know what? I don't give a what y'all say. Get the out. Do you not understand? I swear to God. Dude, you need to go. >> Nope. >> You need to go. >> Nope. >> This has to happen. >> You need to go. You know what? if I paid him or not or whatever the [ __ ] >> Mhm. >> It doesn't matter. You're not going to keep doing this. Okay. You're not You're not You're not >> Well, Shirley, you got to get rid of >> YOU GOT TO GO. YOU GOT TO GO. YOU GOT YOU KNOW WHAT, DUDE? Please get the out, man. [music] Get the out. Leave me the alone. >> When persuasion no longer worked, the woman exploded with rage and a series of words that left the entire team speechless. >> Get out. Get I need you to get out. I need you to get out. I need you to get out. I need you to get out. I need you to get out. No. No. >> Shirley, you understand what today is, right? >> I know. >> You understand that it's time for y'all to go, >> but we're not going anywhere. >> You guys You guys are filthy, dirty, nasty ass people. And you don't give a Do you understand that? >> I understand how you feel and I appreciate. >> You're going to come out. >> Get the out. >> God damn. I'm not I'm not your taste. I'm not your kind. I'm not the one. Get the [ __ ] out. Shirley, you got to go. >> You know what? You got to go. No. >> I don't care how much you mother soap your ass down. I don't give a Get the out that's got to do with anything. Jesus Christ, man. Get the some [ __ ] >> Shirley, what do you need? >> A lot of a lot of this looks like >> security and get my mother money. >> Well, that's that's not >> You know what this is? You know what? You know what, dude? Dude, stay off my stuff. >> Well, get it and let's go. >> Oh my. Dude, >> grab your stuff and let's go. >> No. You know what, dude? Uh-uh. >> Mir, you got to get some clothes on. You have to leave. >> No, no, no, no, no. You guys have to go. For real. I swear to God, you guys have to go. >> We're not going anywhere. >> Dude, please get your stuff Get your feet off my stuff. >> Well, can you move? >> You know what? You know what? You know, please get Please get the off my stuff. Get Get the off my stuff >> now. Come on. Let's go. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> You have to, >> dude. It is time to move. >> Please, please, you got to go. You got to go. You got to go. >> What's the mental health history? Do you have any idea? >> I don't have any history on her >> other than non-payment time to go. >> And that's today. Right now. >> Today is your eviction day. >> You're just like the mothering tenants. I swear to to God. >> I swear to God I swear to go get these people out of here. >> Surely, >> dude. You got to go. You got to go, dude. You got to go. You got to go. I swear to the to God, man. Get these people out of here, dude. What the dude? >> Everybody will leave when you grab your stuff and leave. >> You got to go. >> No, I'm not. >> No. Give me my money and and and I'll I'll I I'll You know what I'm saying? >> I don't have any money to go get. >> Dude, y'all got to go. >> No, >> y'all got to go. >> Shirley, we're not leaving until you leave. >> Dude, you got to go. >> So, we got a couple options here. Okay. >> No, there is. Dude, Dude, are you serious? >> I'm 100% serious. >> One final decision. Leave in freedom or be taken away in handcuffs. But her choice will only make things more complicated. >> I'mma leave on my own. >> Okay, get up. >> Right now, it's time to grab your stuff and go. >> Get up. Let's go. >> Okay, let >> No, there's no Look, get up now or you're getting put in handcuffs. >> Okay, let me go. Let's >> get up then. Let's go. >> Okay, let me put my stuff. >> We're not playing these games. >> We're not doing that. It's time to leave. >> Get your phone. Let's go. >> Grab your phone. Grab your charger and you're heading out of here. And if you say no one more time or if you don't do this right now, you're going to go to the Summit County Jail. >> Let's go now. >> All right, man. Let me Let me >> get up. Let's go. Grab your phone. Stand up. Let's go. >> Sh. Is there anything I can do elsewise to make this go faster? >> No. Call me. >> Put your hands behind your back. Hand up this way. Okay. Now, I'm going to ask you one time to help yourself stand up. >> Okay. We're done playing games. You got your pulled up so she has to stand by. >> Shirley, do you have a person here? >> She's got a Let's get her outside. Surely I was the nice one. I gave you multiple chances. >> Why'd you make this more difficult than it needed to be? >> Difficult. I'm dealing with the same people I've been dealing with ever since I've been born. >> Criminal trespasses, >> right? But >> you guys are not going to give me no money. So, I mean, >> why would we give you money? >> You've been evicted. >> You guys have been robbing me for a long time, dude. >> Well, the court's evicted, so you can go ahead and hold. >> We all have misdemeanor. trespassing misdemeanor stuff. >> In Ohio, trespassing is classified as a fourthderee offense and is punishable by a maximum sentence, up to 30 days in jail, up to a $250 cents fine. Shirley was charged with trespassing and obstructing an officer for failing to comply with an order of removal and disrupting an enforcement process. >> So, you're under arrest for shoplifting. Okay. >> It is a felony. >> Mhm. >> Right. >> We'll bring you back and we'll explain everything. >> Uh-huh. >> Yeah. >> Less than a year after being released from prison, she committed another crime right in the middle of a shopping mall. >> Would you like me to grab your cell phone for you? >> Yes. I do, man. >> So, let's find in the office. Oh, >> first of all, we got to figure out how much all of that was going to be. Okay. Second of all, >> I shot the sheriff, but I changed my mind. The suspect's surprising statement caused police to pause recording. But is it true? >> Let's put that down. Okay. >> Huh? >> I'm Officer Cornelson. Let's go ahead and put that down. Okay. >> What y'all talking about? >> Set the rest of your clothes down. I'm going to talk to you over here. Okay. >> Ain't nothing on me. >> Okay. Everything fell like these are mine. I'm just going to check out. >> What shirt? >> You're the shirt that you just lifted up. >> What shirt? >> What you talking about? These >> you're padded right here. >> Well, that because I had I wasn't going to steal nothing, sir. I promise you I wasn't. >> Let's put it all down and let's go talk to her here. >> Okay, let's go. Sorry. I wasn't going to steal nothing. >> Okay. Like I was >> Come on out here. >> Let's come talk. >> I'm going to check it out. Please me. I don't want to jail. Okay, >> I'll go. I'll go, but I've already asked you twice. >> It's okay. So, let's just leave what we got and let's go talk over here. Okay. Is there anything else on you? >> There's a >> I was going to say all this. I promise you. That's why I ain't went out the door here. >> Like, I was so scared. That's why I acting like I was looking for a phone because I like >> anything else. >> It's here. I said I want to go to the dress. >> I saw >> what over here. >> I said I want to go to the dress and take everything off. I don't even store. I [ __ ] >> I got four kids, y'all. I I can't even feel y'all. I've got >> right here. >> Huh? >> Right here. >> No, don't go. >> I'm not I wasn't right where no problem with I wasn't going to go out the door. That's why I was skipped by the phone. That's why I was >> 49 to 84. >> Look, you're talking to me right now. Okay. We're not talking to him. Okay. If you could Rohan, would would you just get all that stuff up? The Is that what's in the buggy? Okay. >> The reason for the theft is to pay for his daughter's prom. A touching, conflicting, and calculating story. >> What were you doing with all those clothes stuffed in your pants? >> In my in my pants, I was just trying some stuff on. So, I was just stuffing this stuff. I didn't My intention was, but I was so scared and nervous that I was actually telling her I was helping for a phone because I was going to go speak to the D just take it all out. And it's on my fourth grade, y'all. That's on God a truth. I would have been out the door. Like I have I had a history of shot. I went to prison for shot. >> How many times have you been arrested for shot? >> Four. >> Four. >> Four times. We >> probation. >> When? I'm on parole. >> Oh, you're on parole. >> For shoplift. >> That's going to file at me. So they going to send me to >> So why why are we doing this? Kendra is y'all >> talk to us honestly. Okay. Why we doing this? >> Honestly. Okay. Then why I'm doing this? >> My baby got a dance coming up that week. >> I don't even stay up here. I >> Baby got a what? >> A dance coming up. Oh, >> I stay in Everton, Georgia. She dance with these who >> she dance with these girls or whatever. And um I I basically I try to get the money paid pay the thing y'all. You can call my mother as her. >> So So you were you were taking the clothes. Why? >> Huh? >> Why were you taking the clothes? >> I had like basically was my intention I was intentionally trying to pay something for my baby. You were going to pay for some of them, not all of them. >> So, were you >> No. Oh, I was going to I was going to try I was going to pay for that. >> Were you gonna say Are you >> I was going to pay for that. >> Slow down. Okay. Let me go over it with you. Okay. So, were you saying that you were going to the things that you were maybe intending to take? You were trying to sell them. I got you. I got you. But you were trying But listen to me. You were going to sell them so you could pay off your daughter's dance. Is that what it was? >> That and then like most of gas. Like, you know, I'm just struggling right now. I've heard stuff. >> So, listen to me. Okay. Listen. It's time to be honest. Okay. >> I'm in. >> All right. >> Well, I'm just telling you it's time to be honest. >> The total value of the items was over $793. And that was before the last item was discovered. Misdemeanor or felony. The line has been blurred. >> Dress room. She like, "Just go pack your things before we close." I was not going to go out to go with them clothes, sir. I was scared. Like, it was on my heart. This is my first time trying to steal anything or put anything on me since I've been out of prison. Lord, >> how long have you been out? A month, you said. >> No, I've been out since November. November. I've been working ever since. >> Where do you work at? >> Work? I work in Everton. I work at No, I work in Hartwell. I work at Nesta Parina, but I live in >> I'm from Hartwell. My mom's from Everton, so I know about I know all about >> that. Okay. That's where I work at. And I live in Everton County. >> You good here for a second? >> Yeah. He burn me >> here. Stay over here, Kendra. Stay over here. Talk to me. Okay, so >> please burn me. >> Look, look, we don't know what's going to happen, okay? We There's a lot of stuff that we got to talk to you about, okay? >> Oh, >> first of all, we got to figure out how much all of that was going to be. Okay, second of all, >> listen to me, okay? Disguising clothes underneath your clothes, stuffing them down. And I I know that you're going to say that you do not remember saying this, but I have it on body cam, okay? you two and a half minutes ago saying that you think your intention probably are you wanting to prosecute probably was to take it and then you explained >> why it backs up I said I was scared >> and then you explained and then you explained that it was because of your daughter's dance which we're trying to be reasonable with you we're trying to be gentle with you okay >> but sir I thought >> I understand that this me prison they going to take me away from my kids for for two two three time I didn't even go out the door with it You know what I'm saying? They going to take me away from my kids, y'all. I promise you. They give me a like. They give me a ticket. I can pay it on. >> So, that is So, listen. In Clark County, okay, there's a couple of different things here. Are you listening to me? Are you following? >> Yeah, Lord. I want >> Okay. Cuz I need you to listen to everything I'm saying, okay? >> My kids again. I do. >> I need you to listen everything I'm saying, okay? >> She prayed, cried, and claimed it was not intentional, but the camera and the security guard's testimony exposed the entire plan. Why did you want to come steal? >> No, I didn't come here to steal. >> Okay. So, at what point did you decide that you were going to try to conceal these items? At what point did you try to start stuffing stuff in your pants? >> What I was trying when I was trying to stuff on? >> Yeah. You were trying stuff on and that's when you started put stuff like I was trying to idle [music] on, sir. >> Okay. All right. That was I was trying. >> So, you're under arrest for shoplifting. Okay. >> It is a felony. Mhm. Okay. How many times? >> Three. >> Yeah. So, those are four. Four convictions. >> Oh, please. >> Let me ask you this. Okay. We've already searched you. I already know that you ain't got nothing else on you. All right. So, let me ask you this. >> Are your kids here? >> Mm-m. >> Did you come alone? >> I got dropped off. >> You got dropped off? >> Something going to come get you? Is there any person >> any personal property that you have with you? >> No. >> My money. >> Your money? Where's that at? >> In my bra. >> In your bra? Oh, >> where was it in your bra? cuz I didn't feel any money in your bra. >> You probably dropped that at the waist field. >> Well, we can I'll send an officer over there to look for it. Okay. Right now, you are under arrest for felony shoplifting. Okay. >> Because the total value is over $500. The case was treated as a felony. Her previous shoplifting convictions and her current parole status made her ineligible for a misdemeanor or ticket. >> Bring it back and we'll explain everything. >> Uhhuh. >> Yeah. Would you like me to grab your cell phone for you? >> Yes. What did I do, ma'am? >> So, let's find in the office. Okay. >> No need to run away. No need to hide the goods. Just with a few cheap stickers, she pickpocketed Target for 3 years without anyone being able to react. But this time, the magic eye saw it all. >> Got a lady. She switches stuff. She she ticket switches like um ticket switches using sock barcodes usually a little bit. What was it based off of? like 2400 or something. >> We have a name for her. I'm not sure if it's 100% accurate, but we have her as Thelma Grant. >> Thema Grant. >> Yes, >> that's a old name. >> Yeah, she's an old lady. I don't feel bad for her, though. She's She knows what she's doing. Like, she's been doing this for a while. Like, just to give you some insight, $2,400 in the >> How many? No, 32 incences. >> Yeah. So, she's been doing this for a while. So, usually what she does is she grabs like little stock barcodes that are like a dollar, a little bit less, and she'll put that on whatever else she's buying. >> And then she'll actually go through the checkout line. >> Mhm. >> But she'll scan the socks. >> Yeah, she scans the socks like 50 times. >> Yeah. >> So, while she's scanning, can you pull up like what all >> Yeah, we can. >> She's been doing this for so long that we have all these different incidents on her. >> Yeah. >> She's been here a while already. Um, she's been in here for I came home on lunch. She's been in here for like 30 minutes. I'm expecting her to head to the front scene. >> Is she a nurse? >> I have no idea. I know the last time she came in though, she was wearing scrubs. So, that's kind of how I picked up on her today. I was like, "Okay, same scrubs." >> Right at the checkout counter when the cart refused to pay, handcuffs were immediately placed on her wrist. The woman had no idea what was happening, but the police knew all too well. >> Hey, ma'am. Drop your phone for me. >> Uhhuh. Drop your phone form. >> Yes. >> You're under arrest right now. Okay. Place your hands. Place your hands behind your back. We'll tell you as soon as you're uncuffed. >> What I did? >> We'll tell you as soon as you're cuffed. >> What did I do? >> What's you just Let me get some handcuffs on you and then um we'll bring you back and we'll explain everything. >> Yeah. >> Sorry. >> Well, I'll let you know. Just let me get these cuffs on you real quick. >> Don't want to mess up your watch. >> Mhm. >> Would you like me to grab your cell phone for you? >> Yes. What did I do, man? >> Let's find out in the office. Okay. >> I didn't switch no barcode. >> I have you on camera, man. We have >> What did you do, sir? You didn't see me switching nothing. I didn't switch no barcode anywhere. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Sir, show me, please. >> I have I have it right here. They They've seen it. They >> sir. No. Uh-uh. You You need to show me. Show me. What did I do? >> You don't need to show. Okay. >> Show me. What did I do? >> Did you switch the barcodes of the items that you rang over? Sir, I promise you I DIDN'T SWITCH NO BARCODE. >> I We have that, >> sir. I didn't switch no barcode. >> What's your name? >> Only thing I came here to do. I first I came here, I was going to um change my pajamas, but I didn't have I couldn't get into the chime. >> I app I had I bought me some pajamas yesterday. >> Yeah. But then when I got to the register, um she told me it was fine for me to go ahead and put that in there. I don't have anything else. >> I was just looking for You got ID in here now? >> No, my my um ID and everything is in the car. >> What's your name? >> And and then for you to go you you're not supposed to just search my um items. >> Well, you're arrested right now, ma'am. So >> yes, but what I'm saying is arrested for what? >> Shoplifting. >> Shoplifting. Please sit down. >> Sir, show me proof that I shoplifted anything. What we just told you, >> sir? I didn't. No, I did not. No, I did not. >> Okay, have a seat for me. >> That Oh, h No. Uh-uh. Uh-uh. Only thing I did, I went and I bought what I had. I I was trying to get my money off the chime the whole time. >> When she was dragged into the interrogation room, she still played the amateur victim. But the truth was too obvious, and no one could save her this time. >> So, you want me to finish this? >> Uh, put my stuff back in my purse. Put everything back in my purse because I'm not Uhuh. I'm I'm very This is very Uhhuh. Mm- Sir, you can put my Those are my items. >> These? >> Yes, those are mine. You can put it right back in my purse. >> Those might be hers. Put it back in there. But so we're not even going to prosecute on this. We're just going to prosecute ORGANIZED [laughter] the barcode. >> First of all, I didn't switch any barcodes on anything. And I'm going to sue Target. Oh, heck no. Uh-uh. No. No. No. I'm going to I'm going to sue you all. I'm going to sue you all because this is not fair. This is not right. Nope. >> Okay. >> And then to have the police to come and handcuff me at the register around everybody. >> Okay. >> Oh, heck no. Uh-uh. >> All right. >> Didn't even DIDN'T EVEN BRING ME BACK HERE. Didn't even bring me back here. You're going to come up there and handcuff me in front of everybody. >> Okay, now >> Oh, I'm definitely going to get me a lawyer. That sounds like >> I'm not talking to you because I didn't because you didn't do anything to me. >> You didn't. You stood back. >> You're the reason why we're here. >> Listen, it doesn't matter, brother. He's the reason. I'm talking about what you all did. Can they just bam me out the store? >> Was doing that, too? >> I know that, but can he let me go? >> That's up to them, but I don't think they are. >> Sir, that's that's all I'm asking. Sir, >> we can't. >> Please, sir. Please, cuz this is going to be on me and I'm going to lose my job. I work at the hospital and date surgery. Please, I Please, sir. >> He's got to keep his job, too. >> I I understand that. But this judge, it's their call. Please, sir. I won't step back in here or no way around it. Please, sir. I'll lose my job if this is on it. Please. It took me so long to get this job. >> Please, sir. I'm just begging you. Please. Just what? Just please. I just can Can I just pay for the stuff that you sir and let me go? >> I can't. Unfortunately, we have 33 previous incidents of you doing this >> from And not in here. >> I do, >> sir. No, you Sir, I've never been Oh my god. >> You've never been to this store before? Is that what you're saying? >> I always shop in here. I LIVE RIGHT down the street. >> Okay, >> sir. You have never caught me in no shoplifting or anything like that in here. >> I >> Oh my god. I can't believe this. I No. No, you did not. Target was only prosecuted for the last violation, but announced a permanent ban, and the legal file is now in place. The quiet journey of the barcode swapping nurse is over. >> Yes. No, y'all was not. No. No. No. No. Was not. No, you was not. Because my my granddaughter was on my granddaughter was on video and the way that you all came up and grabbed me by my arm and jacked it up like that in front of everybody and handcuffed me. You could have walked me in the back. >> No, ma'am. I don't know you from Adam. >> So, I have to treat you just like I would treat anybody else. >> No, you don't. >> Fairly impartially. >> No. No, you did not. No, you did not. And I'm not being ar I'm not being argumentative to you. I'm just upset and I'm embarrassed. >> I can understand that. >> I'm upset and I'm embarrassed. That's all. If they can't, then don't worry about it as long as I know they um they manage it from here. >> Yes, ma'am. They did. And I'll go ahead and show you everybody that needed to signed off on it. So, there's your name, your signature, the property manager name and signature, and that is my name and my signature. >> Okay, that's fine. >> All right. Wasn't that >> Yes, ma'am. It is permanently. >> That's kind of harsh, isn't it? >> I didn't I didn't decide that. >> Sir, kind of harsh. >> What? >> Indefinite. >> It's not my choice. It's what? It's target procedure. >> You can sit my >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, this is a copy of the arrest report? Yes, sir. >> You're going to create a copy of this and then there's going to be a case report number on here that you can pull from our system. >> Yes, sir. >> Oh, thank you so much. You got it. >> Yeah. >> Let me uncip those for you real quick. >> These right here? >> Yeah. I'm going to just get them out your way. >> In Georgia, petty theft, if the value of goods less than equals $5000, misdemeanor punishable by up to 12 months in prison or a fine less than equals $1,000. Thelma was charged with theft of $59.26, which is considered a misdemeanor. However, the consequences were serious. She faced losing her job, a criminal record, and a lifetime ban from Target. >> TAKE ME IN FOR GOD'S SAKES. >> OKAY. >> She believed that attacking the police WOULD SAVE HER HUSBAND. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> What is your problem? So now with that BEING SAID, YOU'RE JUST TRYING TO BE A THAT YOU BARELY GOT THAT YOU BARELY HAD. >> AS FEAR turns to panic, the woman runs straight into danger and forces the police to act in ways no one expected. >> Ma'am, stop. >> Ma'am, I can't help you if I don't get information. >> Okay, calm down. Cooler heads. >> 61. The female's now driving off. Wants me to meet her wherever she's going. If you can try to call her back and tell her to stop so we can get more info. >> You can't What are you doing? >> Can you please go down to the river? >> We are, but you can't be driving like that. >> Please go down right now. >> If you cause a crash though, >> I am telling you, >> you're going to GET YOURSELF DEAD IN THE RIVER RIGHT NOW. YOU'RE GOING TO ALL BE DEAD. I have all the police here. I'm trying to get them to go to see if Peter's in the river. >> We're trying. Give us a minute. Okay. You >> You can't be driving like that. >> This is my husband's location right now. >> He's not in the water. >> He was in the middle of the water. YOU NEED TO GO DOWN. SOMEONE GO DOWN THERE RIGHT NOW. I WILL NOT GET BACK IN MY CAR. I SWEAR TO GOD. I will stand RIGHT HERE. BUT GO DOWN THERE RIGHT NOW. >> I AM GOING NOW. >> GO RIGHT NOW. GO DOWN THERE RIGHT NOW, PLEASE. >> OH MY GOD. This is a big deal. Okay. Wait, now he's moving. Can you see? He's right there. Wait, now he's moving. Okay. Okay. He's just worried about his life. He said IT WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE RIVER. He just quit his job for hours before he left. He's very scared. And when I saw that, he said he was meeting with his coworker to try to get him to come and be a secretary. When I saw it in the middle of the river, I was really scared for him. Something is wrong. >> And we're not faulted. We're not taking any way anything away from this. But you cannot be running red lights. >> Okay, I get it. >> Cuz what if somebody hits you and you get into a really bad accident? >> I get it. WHAT IF MY HUSBAND'S DEAD? I don't >> Stop yelling. >> A sudden slap and the handcuffs appear. But what triggered that uncontrollable outburst? >> I understand you're upset. You do not need to cause a scene. >> Where was he supposed to go? >> Where was he supposed to go? >> You [ __ ] >> Where's your license? Cuz you're about to have my license on me. Okay. TAKE ME IN FOR GOD'S SAKES. >> OKAY. Absolutely not. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> You do not do that. >> 30 seconds. That female detective just hit me. >> What is your problem? >> We're trying to help you. You weren't listening to me. >> You were talking. >> WE TOLD YOU TO STOP. >> YOU WOULDN'T STOP THERE. I said, "Please go to the river." >> What do you think he's doing? He's down there. >> He's looking. >> You guys are the biggest [ __ ] I'VE EVER MET IN MY LIFE. >> Sit down. >> When the police found the husband in a completely normal situation, everything really broke loose. But by then, it was too late. >> How are you? Good. Is everything okay? >> Well, not exactly. Um, your wife is in custody right now. She was worried about you, so she was calling. Um, >> she's in custody. >> Yes. She struck one of the officers while we were trying to look for you. >> Oh my god. What happened? >> Uh, we were trying to get some information out of her about where you were at cuz your phone was pinging in the river. So, she thought you were in the river. So, we were trying to find you. >> Yeah. I was I was literally meeting. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, she wasn't listening when we were trying to >> Is she okay? >> She's okay. Yeah. >> She's just in custody right now. >> I literally just had a wonderful dinner. >> Okay. So, I I don't know why. >> So, where is she at? >> She's in the in the patrol car. She's going to be taken to >> the uh temporary holding facility here pretty soon and be booked. >> Why would she be booked? >> Just >> because she struck one of the officers. She's under arrest for assaulting an officer right now. >> I'm sorry that I have like disbelief on my face, but like >> I I mean I don't mean to >> Yeah. I'm just >> bring you bad news and >> I'm just uh first off, she's okay though. >> She is okay. Yes. >> Okay. >> Everything. >> So like how did she get arrested? How did you guys even know I was like here? Like >> she was pinging your phone in the river. So we were walking the the park trail down there looking for you. Eventually she gave uh she must have given her phone to one of the other officers. We were using your location to just find you where you're at right now. >> I know. I was sitting in the right right over there. >> Yeah. She said you were supposed to be a swig and she couldn't find you a swig. >> Well, because it's closed. >> Okay. >> Isn't this like just a misunderstanding? Like do you think that she was like >> scared that for my wellbeing? >> Yes, that's exactly what it was. >> So, is there any way that we could just not have her booked and arrested? Like, is there any possibility that 60 days in prison, two years of probation? It all started because of a text message and a misplaced phone ping. But is justice on the right track? >> Any other circumstance, I believe we could probably >> work this out. This is >> like a huge misunderstand. >> What? >> I said I'm going to be the bearer of bad news. >> Okay. >> Um, so I don't know. I know you're going to get a traffic citation for >> But he's okay, right? My husband's not in the river. Okay. >> He's okay. I mean, honestly, he's >> go to jail. Like, >> over by Fifth Street, Peppa, that's where we [ __ ] Thank you. >> He's all right. >> He's all right. >> My life just felt like it was over. >> Okay. All right. Bad news already. >> So, the nicest news I have for you is that you're going to get a traffic citation. You're also going to go down to jail, okay? And you're going to get booked on a couple charges. I don't know what they are yet, but I will let you know shortly. Well, I can't >> in Oregon. According to ORS 163.185, [music] assault on a police officer first degree carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 90 months, 7 years, and 6 months in prison without the possibility of parole or parole. May be fined up to $375,000. In addition to the prison term, maximum term is up to 20 years in prison. At the scene, police announced that the woman would be charged with multiple [music] crimes, including assault on a law enforcement officer, two counts of disturbing public order, obstructing police activities, and violating traffic control. >> So now, with that BEING SAID, YOU'RE JUST TRYING TO BE A THAT YOU BARELY GOT THAT YOU BARELY HAD. No insurance, no one to pick her up, [music] but she refused to leave the car. She thought she could convince the police with an unbelievable statement. >> Hi, how are you guys doing? >> I'm doing fine. >> Good. I'm officer, CPD. What's in the bag? >> I'm getting my driver's license. >> Driver's license. >> Yes, cuz I seen you behind me when I switched lanes. >> Yeah. So, that's the reason for the stop is the lane change. >> That's why I turned my signal on when I changed lane. >> Okay. Is that a problem? No. >> You say yes. >> I said no. >> Oh, okay. >> Is this your car? >> Yes, sir. >> You got insurance? >> No, I have not paid my insurance this month. >> How long? >> Uh, it's been probably about over 30 days. >> Over 30 days. Mhm. >> Okay. Does your passenger have an ID? >> I'm not able to pay my car insurance until the second. >> Until the second. >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. I'll be right back with you guys. Okay. >> Okay. >> Where are we going in here? >> Going to the jungle off to my daughter. >> Okay. right down the street from my where you just >> Sounds good. Ma'am, I just want to talk to you out here real quick. >> No problem. Thank you. >> Walk step back with this officer. Can you pass me that bag? I got to talk to her about what's in it as all. Is there any weapons in the car? >> No, sir. >> No drugs, nothing like that. >> No, sir. >> Okay. Stand out there with him real quick. Do you have anything on you? >> No, sir. >> You want to sit in my car so you're not out here getting wet? Unless you want to stand out here. >> Either or. It doesn't matter to me. >> Okay. If you want to stand out here, that's fine. Here. Just stand at the front of the car. You're saying just the booze. Why do you need to look through my back though? >> She can't be driving around with open alcohol in the car. >> The bottle hasn't been touched. I said booze in my tray. So, I mean, >> but I could see just when you were fiddling around that it obviously had been drinking out of. >> That bottle hadn't been drinking out of for 2 days, sir. >> But you're still driving around with it is the problem, right? I just want to make sure there's nothing else in here that you're not supposed to have when you're driving around town. That's all. >> No, I literally just left from the house. So, anything that's in my bag, I have. >> Okay. >> You know, >> that's it. >> Yeah. I haven't touched anything since I've been off work today. >> There's no other nothing else in the car? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> I know you read my name, so it's probably showing up in the system that I have a FOY license. No, my gun is not in the car. >> I didn't even know you had a Floyd. >> Yes, I do. And it's not My firearm is not in the car. >> Okay. So, >> I wasn't even really necessarily worried about >> I'm just informing you because I know it's your job. >> Why don't you take a seat in the car? That way you're not getting soaked. Okay. This won't take too long. Nothing in your pockets. >> No, sir. Nothing. You're more than welcome to check me. >> Check with the back plane or if you want to fall out. >> Yeah, >> that's fine. Why can't I get in my own car for that? >> I'm going to get him out of the car and we're going to check your car and then we'll get you on your way. >> Police gave her one last chance. But instead of complying, she shouted, "I know my rights." And things immediately spiraled out of control. >> And it was paid before before this [ __ ] company got here. >> You already told me that you haven't had insurance for the past 30 days. >> Exactly. BUT IF I JUST PAY FOR MY CAR INSURANCE because someone helped me pay for my car insurance, >> you can't tow my car. >> At least I was being honest with y'all. So now WITH THAT BEING SAID, YOU'RE JUST TRYING TO BE A THAT YOU BARELY GOT THAT YOU BARELY HAD DONE. >> NO, I'M NOT DONE CUZ I'MMA REACH YOU RIGHTS BEFORE YOU CANING read me mine. >> With that No, I'm not. I'm not. I'ming not. No, I'm not. >> All right, you guys can hook up to it. >> The is to y'all. I know my [ __ ] rights. Don't put that LATCH ON MY [ __ ] CAR UNLESS Y'ALL WANT TO issue the >> We're done. Put your hands back. >> No, I'm not. >> Now >> I'm not taking your under arrest. I'm getting >> How am I under arrest? And all I'm trying to do is just turn my car off. >> Stop now. >> If y'all break my arm, I'm screwing y'all. Don't stop moving. >> Let me close. >> Shutter. Can you stop, man? >> No, cuz I'm not under wreck or nothing. >> I already told you. >> All I was going to do is just turn my car off. >> Let me go. All I was going to do was just turn my car off. >> That's it. No, I'm not. >> Yep. Stop it. >> Let's get her bag off first. >> Can you let me go? >> No. Josh, come get my bag. >> In a minute. Hang out over there. >> Can y'all let me go? All I was doing was turning my car off. >> I gave you plenty of opportunity. >> ALL I WAS TRYING to do is get the rest of my stuff out the car and turn off my car. >> You would have had to do that. >> Okay. That's all I was trying to do. Can y'all please let me go >> in the car? >> All I was trying to DO WAS TURN MY CAR OFF. And y'all are manhandling me >> in the car. >> Can y'all let me go, please? >> In the car. >> Can y'all please let me go? Y'all are hurting my arms. >> In the car? No, I'm not getting in the car because I didn't do anything wrong. All I was going to do was take my rest of my stuff OUT OF THE CAR. >> HOW? AND ALL I'M telling y'all is all I was trying to do is get the rest of my stuff out the car and turn the car off. >> We're past that. >> I was not resisting anything, I'm going to let y'all take the car. I wasn't. >> If I'm telling y'all I'm getting the rest of my STUFF OUT MY CAR. THAT'S IT. And I would have walked from here >> in the car. >> Y'all didn't give me no chance. Y'all just smashed me up. >> Locked in a police car. She still wouldn't stop. She made phone calls, refused breathalyzer, and then accused the police of harassment. >> Can y'all please let my arms go? >> Said I was giving you a chance. >> Can y'all please LET >> AND Y'ALL DID [screaming] NOT >> SIT DOWN IN THE CAR. >> Can y'all please let me go? >> Get in the car or you're going to get yourself hurt. >> Get in the car. >> Can you please uncuff my arm? >> Stay on the sidewalk for a minute. >> To get that back? >> Not right now. >> Listen to me. Get in the car or this isn't going to go well for you. Y'all are trying to take me to jail for no reason. All I was trying to do is get the rest of my stuff out the car. >> Get in the car. Put your feet in now. >> I have no problem with doing that. But y'all, FIRST AND FOREMOST, THERE'S NO FEMALE OFFICER EVEN A PRESENT. SO THEREFORE, I KNOW MY RIGHTS. >> ALL I WAS TRYING TO DO IS GET THE REST OF MY OUT OF THE CAR AND I WAS GOING TO LET Y'ALL take it. >> Period. That's it. There is no reason for y'all to take me to jail. And I'm steady telling y'all. >> I WAS NOT GOING TO DRIVE NOWHERE. I'M STEADY telling y'all. All I was do not touch me. Do not touch me. This is a lawsuit. >> Put your feet in the car. >> Please >> give me your phone. >> Please find out what's going on. >> Give me your phone. >> I will. >> I'm going to find out when they get there and call me. >> Okay. >> Give me your phone. >> All right. I have my rights, sir. Do not do not go in between my legs because you can't get in trouble for that. There's no female officer here. I asked y'all let me out because I tried to explain something to y'all and y'all refuse to allow me to talk to y'all. >> Is that right? >> So, no. I know my rights. >> So, you're going to catch another charge on top? >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah, if you don't give us that phone. >> No, I'm not. Because it's male officers handling a female. >> Move your leg. >> I asked to talk to y'all and y'all refuse to talk to me. >> Okay, we need that phone from you. You got phone? Nope. >> I know my rights, man. >> Stop it. Can y'all let me go? >> We need the phone >> and let me sit up please and thank y'all. >> Where's the phone at? >> This is sexual harassment. There's no female officers on the scene AND Y'ALL ARE TRYING TO touch me in between my legs. >> Let your phone go. >> Let me go. >> Let go of the phone. >> Let me sit up first and then I'll give y'all my phone. Y'all should have never detained me in the car in the first place. >> Your arrest. >> I WASN'T UNDER ARREST WHEN I SAT IN THIS CAR. >> YOU'RE NOT DETAINED. You were arrested. >> I wasn't under arrest when I sat in this car, though. Okay, let me sit up. Like I said, >> the phone is non-negotiable. I will sit here for hours and hours >> and we can >> and you will just wait longer and longer to get booked and get out of jail. But we need that phone and >> y'all don't need my phone. >> We do. What's it going to be? >> Y'all can unhook me and we can discuss this. This is sexual harassment, sir. I know my rights and I'm going to sue the [ __ ] out of y'all. GET THE [ __ ] OFF ME. FROM AN administrative error to a long list of charges and the ending, a threat to sue the entire team. But will it work? >> Get the off of me. Just >> don't I can get my son. >> Do not grab my arms. You don't have to grab me because I'm not to walk on my own. I'm not [ __ ] Don't touch me. Do not touch me. >> Let my love GO FIRST. AH, [ __ ] I GOT A WHOLE BURN MARK ON MY HORSE. SLOW THE DOWN. Can y'all LET MY HORN GO? >> BEEN arrested on charges of driving without insurance, [music] resisting a law enforcement officer, obstructing law enforcement, threatening to commit serious assault. >> No. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. >> Your problem is I don't know what you're dealing with. You're yelling at me. Jakari Richardson's emotional conflict with her boyfriend leads to a dramatic arrest. >> What am I under arrest for? Christian, are you serious right now? I literally was having a We were having an argument. I'm not resisting, so you don't have to. >> Right at the airport, a love conflict broke out violently. Witnesses confirmed a daring attack in the middle of a crowd of passengers. >> Who actually saw him? I heard the >> other >> I don't know where the female is. >> I just want to know the severity of like we're in the airport. >> She had my bag. I want to get my bag and we're both going to the same place together. Um, you said we were staying together. We >> were seated together. >> I'm not sure because we were supposed to be gone a long time ago, right? >> So now we're just sitting in the airport. >> Are you guys having just a rough patch in your relationship? What's going on, man? >> Okay. So, >> okay. So, you tell me that got heated. Did you lay hands on her? >> No, it's nothing like that. >> She didn't lay hands on you. You sure? >> No pushing, no hitting, >> none of that. In front of cameras and security guards, Shakari Richardson claimed she was just retrieving personal belongings. But will this statement convince the police? >> Thank you so much. >> You're so I had to get my special bag. Is there anything else that you could let me know? Cuz now that you have these officers involved, is there anything I need to >> Yeah. Why don't you come talk to me over here? >> Was there someone talking? >> Come talk to me over here. >> Hello. Hi. So, we're in a relationship. I will no longer mess with him or what he had going on. He had some stuff in my in his bag. I just need to get out of my bag. >> Okay. >> My iPad, some clothes. I took it out, put it in my suitcase, brought his bag back. That's pretty much it. But we have a relationship, you know, kind of kind of thing going on right now. But yeah, exactly. But I brought his bag back. I took all of my belongings out. I would leave him alone. You don't have to worry about me. I have a flight coming up for my stuff. Like I said, I'm on the phone right now. No, I have all of my belonging, but you don't have to worry about me. >> Well, I'm in the airport with him at all. I just had to get my belongings ID on you and boarding pass by chance. >> Yeah. Do you need my ID for what? If I'm if you're in a possible assault >> assault, listen, I assulted you. Okay. I'm so sorry. I'm just making sure. >> It's not him that reported. One of the TSA folks reported >> one of the TSA people because I can definitely have evidence of him assaulting me if possible. >> There's cameras everywhere. >> Like I said, yes, I do. My name is Sha Richardson. I do have my ID. >> Um yeah, but I will definitely leave him alone. There's nothing that I want to do with him. I need to get my stuff out of his bag. You >> guys on the same flight or? >> Um we were we are later on in a day because our flight end up getting delayed. We supposed to be leaving around this time of day, but the flight got cancelled. So the flight doesn't leave until 1000 p.m.ish because he's a coward and I don't want anything to do with him at this point going forward. My name is Sha Richardson. have no problem with letting you know who I am. Haven't put my hands on him. We had an argument. I will be honest about that. A argument and that's pretty much it. The argument pretty much he's a liar. He lied about a couple things personally, you know, just in a relationship. >> Unexpected moment. The sound of handcuffs rang out in the middle of the airport and Richardson kept shouting that she was completely innocent. >> Pretty much officers can understand what a relationship is about, but he lied. He's a liar. And that was something that I kind of just grasp and emotionally I'm just like bet you do your thing but you're asking me for things that is within my possession and for my right I don't have to give it to you because it's in my possession. But when it came to the point that I saw that he chose to make it more um about the police and things of that nature that showed that he made a choice. So I just wanted to be more professional and just come professionally and let you guys know like hey relationship thing have no problem and working with you guys. argue, >> right? Was there any type of physical? >> No, I didn't touch him. He didn't touch me. I will be honest. >> Hit him with anything? >> No, I haven't hit him with anything. Not at all. He had headphones that were mine and I just grabbed them headphones, but not physically. If you would like to ask me, you can ask him, but I don't want anything. >> I just want to get your side. >> Okay. Absolutely. You can ask him whatever you need to ask him. >> But yeah, you're a coward. >> Is it Shakari? >> Shakaryi. >> Shakary. >> Thank you so much, Sher. >> Shakary, what's your uh phone number for you? And like I said, I didn't have a problem cooperating because like I said, it was some relationship stuff. So that's why I came up. >> Do you need your boarding pass by chance? >> Just so I can just take a photo of that just >> Absolutely. Yes. And you can contact me whenever you need to. >> I'm so sorry. Excuse me. >> Right here. >> Perfect. >> This is my boarding pass. >> So this is the one that got delayed. >> So this is I want to say my original one. And this one >> That's your new one? >> No, this is the This is my original one. And this is the one that got delayed. And then the new one I think is in my purse somewhere. But you can take a picture and I'll look for you for the new one if you don't mind me. >> Yeah, I appreciate it. I appreciate it. Yeah, >> but they move my flight to 10 p.m. if you don't mind. I don't think I just physically have it. But you can take a picture. I don't mind at all. >> So last Are you going heading back for? >> Yes. No, no, no. I'm heading to um Eugene, Oregon. >> Oh, okay. >> Mhm. >> I can probably find it this way. >> Yeah, you can find it that way. >> It's just to kind of document. >> No, no, please. I Please document everything. I have no problem with you documenting anything and I'm going to do my part so you can do your best. Document everything. >> Oh, hi. How are you doing, sir? >> Well, I'm doing all right. >> I'm doing now. Okay. >> But I had to put I'm supposed grabbing me right now. >> Yep. Cuz you're under arrest. >> I'm under arrest right now. What am I under arrest? What am I under arrest for? Christian, are you serious right now? >> Okay. Understand? >> I didn't assault him though. >> We have video cameras. >> I literally was having a We were having an argument. I'm not resisting. So you don't have to hard harder. Christian, are you serious right now? >> Washington State, he doesn't get a say. >> But I understand. We were arguing. But I understand entirely. We were arguing. >> Okay, I'm not going to resist. But I'm telling you that we was arguing. I didn't assault him. I didn't do anything wrong. But the fact that you guys are doing this to me and he's the man in this situation, I'm just going to I'm going to complied. >> I am. I'm not going to argue with you at all. But she had me on camera. But at the same time, what he hasn't I have my phone shows something different. So if I need to show that, I will. >> We have you on camera here. >> Okay. But I have my phone that shows something different. But Christian, thank you. Christian, >> don't talk to him right now. >> Okay, I won't. Thank you so much, officer. >> They are arresting me right now. Christian, [ __ ] they're arresting her right now. >> Do I am I going to go actually to jail right now? >> You actually didn't go to jail. >> Wait, but right now it's a physical. >> We I didn't Can he tell you that I didn't do nothing to him? >> You have it on Christian, are you serious right now? >> All right, >> Christian, I'm about to go to jail because of you right now. >> Kept overnight waiting to see the judge. All please were in vain. But in the end, the case took an unexpected turn. >> So, I'm under arrest for right now. Okay, let's go. I'm not resisting or anything. >> We know you're not. >> I'm not resisting. That's on record, correct? >> Yes, it's on audio. Everything's being audio video camera. >> Absolutely. Can I at least get the handcuffs off? Like I'm not violent or anything. >> Policy when you guys go to jail. >> Policy. Are y'all going to arrest him? I plan on pressing charges on him then. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. I plan on pressing charges on him. But this right here, I feel like it's completely unacceptable. We had an argument as in a relationship. And y'all didn't see me play hands on me, but y'all saw me put hands on him. So, okay. >> Excuse me. >> So, am I going to jail? >> You are going to jail. >> Who's going to bail me out? You can make a phone call when you get there. Are you serious right now? You're going to have to go see a judge friend before that. >> Can I please make a call to my family right now? >> Are you serious? Can I make a heat for a protest for me? >> When you >> Are you serious? >> Oh my god. Right now. >> Who would I be able to call right now? Any numbers that I know? >> You can bring your phone with you to jail. >> Okay. Thank you so much. >> Yeah, that happens and you can ask them. When y'all let me go, can I call and press charges on him? >> If possible. >> But because y'all have me on camera, >> y'all arrested me. Correct. >> Correct. >> And y'all didn't even listen to my side of the story. Y'all just arrested me. Correct. >> So, I just want to hear that part of the story because I have proof that and if everything, okay, I'm not even a I'm not I'm not resisting. I just feel like this is crazy. And y'all didn't even listen to the woman side of the story, but y'all accept the fact I wasn't on the video. >> Has she been read yet? >> No, I haven't had written any rice read to me. >> We're going to go ahead and read your rights. >> Please don't read my rice till I feel like I have to stay in jail for tonight. >> Are you telling me that? I have to go to >> Richardson was charged with battery and held for about 24 hours. The case was later dismissed because the alleged victim's boyfriend refused to cooperate and was unwilling to testify. A drunk woman is accused of causing a disturbance at the airport and the police immediately rush in. But the encounter leads to an unexpected situation. >> Family, here's the deal. Here's the deal. You're just yelling at people there, okay? They have no idea who you are. Telling them to [ __ ] off. They have no idea who you are. They're asking me what's wrong with this guy. I did. >> You've had too much to drink. Clearly, you've been here for a long time. Evidently, according to the airport people, you have one of two choices. Give us an address or a place where you need to go, a friend that we can call to pick you up, or I'll put you in a cab, >> or you're going to go across the street with us. Simple as that. You understand that? >> Where's the across the street? >> The jail. You have ID on you? Give me your ID. >> No. >> Give me your ID. >> No, friend. No, I don't have to. I'm not going to give you a choice. >> I'm not black, but I >> What is that supposed to mean? Don't give me that crap. >> Don't give me that crap. Pull that racism crap with me. I >> don't give a [ __ ] >> ma'am. >> No. >> You got one last chance, friend. You got one last chance. >> Mhm. >> Bye. >> No, friend. No. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. >> Stop it. Stop it. >> All we trying to do is get you a ride or a friend. No. >> Okay. >> No. >> No. >> No. No. Yes. No. >> All you had to do is give us give us a person to call. >> I don't know what your problem is. I don't know what your yelling at. >> Disorderly All you had to do is give us give us a person to call. >> I don't know what your problem is. I don't know what your deal is. You're yelling at people. >> Disorderly intoxication. >> Disorderly intoxication. There goes my camera. >> Yes. Yes. >> Disorderly intoxication. >> No. >> Okay. There's a bench. >> Stop it. >> Stop trying to kick me. >> Stop trying to kick me. >> Just sit on the ground. Actually, just >> a few words of protest, unexpected actions, and even a sensitive remark turned everything from tense to chaotic in just a few seconds. >> Sit down. >> Please, please, please, please, please >> sit. >> Please stop it. >> Whose screw is yours? Mine's right there. Just put her in the back. All right. >> Please stop it. Please stop it. >> Oh, it's unlocked. >> Please stop it. >> Please stop it. Please stop it. You just would have told me where you needed to go. They wouldn't rent you a car evidently because you have too much to drink. But no, you want to do things the hard way. >> Last thing that we wanted to do. >> Hop in. >> Please, please, please hop in. Please, please, please >> hop in. Watch your feet. Step up. Step up on step up on that. >> Please, please. >> There's no more fleas, ma'am. Get in. Get in. >> Put your feet up on that. Put your feet up on that. Put your foot up on that. Step. Stand up. >> Come on. >> Stand up and put your foot on there. I'm helping you. >> Let's go. Help me. >> I'm helping you. >> Step on there. Put your foot on there. There you go. Step up. >> From gentle advice to forced restraint, the officers had to use force when this woman continued to resist. What made her so determined to make things difficult for the police? >> Step up. There you go. Watch your foot. Is her ID in there? >> I'm going to get my car. She's in the car. I'm gonna call. >> So, apparently she was supposed to be flying out and we just denied her boarding >> and she's been here for the um ticket count or the girl at the brittle farm said she was here wandering around 2 hours prior. before that. >> Oh, I haven't been able to do my rounds in here yet. >> I I can get on. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, I don't know what flight, but I don't know what. >> All right, got it. >> Ma'am, step on out. >> Ma'am, >> I can't even >> Take your time. >> Be careful. >> Take your time. Don't fall. will help you out a little bit. >> Slide forward. >> Okay. Do you got anything crazy on you guys? >> Start pointing sticky things. >> This way, please. >> No. Go right here to the side of this van. Watch the curve. Small step down. Just stand there as fast as possible. Bend your elbows up. >> You want to put a belt on you so you can have your hands in the front. Sit down a little more. >> And then from the airport straight to a place no one wants to set foot. The legal consequences for this behavior could cost her much more than a misflight. Hold up. Heat. Heat. I want to fall down. Take a side step this way. Step on you one step at a time. Watch your head. Watch your head. In Florida, disorderly conduct while intoxicated [music] is a secondderee misdemeanor, punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a fine of up to $500, 0. She was charged with disorderly conduct due to intoxication and non-violent resistance to law [music] enforcement. She will be sentenced to jail and fined according to the law depending on the severity. In the end, the flight didn't make it, but she was upgraded [music] straight to VIP seating in the police car. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to [music] like, subscribe, and