Stop me. You [ __ ] [ __ ] me. >> The incident occurred on May 26th, 2023 when Key West police received a call from a city employee reporting that Maya Goldsmith had become aggressive, arguing and shouting when asked to leave the city restroom. The police arrived on the scene and approached the woman. >> You got ID on us? >> No. >> You don't? >> No. Where I'm at? >> Because I'm conducting an investigation. >> When asked for ID by the police, Goldsmith refused and questioned why she needed to provide identification. It was only after the police explained that it was part of an investigation that she handed over her ID, though with a challenging and uncooperative attitude. What's your name? >> I'm going to report you when I get done getting your name. Make sure that I um my name goes >> you spell the first name, please. >> You need to see my ID. Ask for my ID, right? >> Yes, I did. That's fine. >> All right, ma'am. You can lose that. >> You can do what you got to do >> because I've already submitted. >> Cooperating with the police offers many benefits. Firstly, it helps reduce tension and ensures the safety of both parties. Cooperation makes the situation processing quicker and more efficient. This can help mitigate legal consequences if there is a violation. Most importantly, cooperating with the police is part of civic responsibility, helping maintain order security and peace in the community. >> You're not in control here, ma'am. >> Yes, I am. >> So, I'm going to tell you right now, you can lower your voice and take you to jail for disordered conduct. provide me a form of identification. >> I don't want a man touching me. You need to >> That's not how this works, ma'am. >> The police officer warned Goldmith about disorderly conduct and mentioned that she would be arrested if she continued shouting. The officer explained that they were investigating a suspicious incident reported by a city employee and under state law, she was required to provide identification during a legitimate investigation. Miss Goldmith, what I said was, "If you continue to yell at me, I'm just talking." [music] That's what I said. I don't need to see that. I was standing right here. What I said was, "If you continue to yell at me, [music] >> what I said was >> Hold on. Before you continue, >> I've been recording the entire time. What I told you was that if you continue to yell at me and [music] try to yell over me, that's exactly what I said." >> So, I don't want to continue to come in, ma'am. I don't care. >> Okay. I know you don't care. I'm here investigating a suspicious incident that [music] was reported by a a city employee and by state law, you're required to identify yourself when [music] I'm conducting a legal law. >> The law on disorderly conduct in Key West, Florida is stipulated under Florida statutes section 87.03. It includes any act that corrupts public morals, outrages public decency, affects the peace and quiet of others, or engages in brawling or fighting. Disorderly conduct is classified as a secondderee misdemeanor with potential penalties including fines, jail time, or probation. Additionally, if the disorderly conduct involves obstructing or disturbing the police, the penalties can be more severe. >> Right now, Miss Goldsmith, I'm not accusing you of anything. I'm going to give you information to help you stay out of trouble in in the future. Okay? So, I'm going to inform you of some city [music] ordinances such as in the city of Key West. Key West defines camping a little bit differently, though. Essentially, if you have a barrier [music] between yourself and the ground andor your personal elements, that is camping. It does not matter if you're asleep or not. If you're caught camping, from this point forward, you can and will be arrested. The police explained to Goldsmith that they were not accusing her of anything, but wanted to provide information to help her avoid trouble in the future. They also informed her about the prohibition on camping within the city of Key West. If you walk around anywhere other than the Deval [music] Street without container alcohol, however, if you start acting like an asset on Deval Street, there's not a right. And lastly, the caps, all the city [music] parks, all the city, one of the city parks which you are currently standing in close at 11:00 p.m. They do not reopen until 700 a.m. The officer continued to explain to Goldsmith about the regulations regarding carrying open containers of alcoholic beverages in the city park and beach closing hours. These regulations are in place to ensure city security and require compliance. When visiting another city and being informed by the police about local regulations, listen and comply immediately. The police may explain regulations such as prohibiting open containers of alcohol and park and beach closing hours. If needed, ask for further explanation and inquire about any exceptions or special permits. Note the officer's name and badge number as well as the explained regulations. These steps will help you comply with the rules and avoid legal trouble. >> Miss Goldmith, I need a verbal confirmation. I'm not saying to you. >> I have not yelled at you cuz you know my talk. >> You need to turn around and film the rules and regulations, all the parts of city. It has all the [music] city ordinances right that are relevant to you right here. >> Say what you need to say. Go ahead. Ma'am, I'm being harassed and stopped by the police and I need help. >> Ma'am, >> that's still disorderly conduct. You're trying to involve [music] someone who has nothing to do with this investing in handcuffs for disorderly conduct. She keep trying to involve all that because I'm talking to someone else. Now, >> the situation escalated when the police asked her to acknowledge the information and she refused to respond. The officer continued to warn her, but she seemed indifferent and called a friend to complain, further escalating the situation as both sides stood firm. >> Miss Goldmith, here's your identifications. We'll be annotated. >> Oh, that's not very nice. That's very rude, actually. That's old Smith. M is my subject calling 911. Okay. Well, hang on cuz you're on the phone with our dispatch. So, we just want to make sure you're okay. What's the problem with us? >> The officer, not wanting to exacerbate the situation, returned her ID and let her go. However, she then called 911, compelling the officers to speak with her again. Smith, come here. Miss Gold Smith, I'm not going to chase you. Come here. Put your phone down. Put your bag down. >> They're arresting me now. >> Put your phone down. >> Turn around. Face the wall. >> You're not having a legitimate emergency. And you have two standing in front of you. >> Let's go. So I can report you. Stop. >> Don't touch me. I do not want you patting me down or anything. >> How this works. >> Okay. [music] So if you touch me, I'm going to I'm going >> The two officers decided to arrest Goldmith for abusing the 911 service. But during the arrest, she resisted and continually yelled at the police. In Florida, resisting police officers can lead to the following charges. Resisting an officer without violence. Florida statute section 843.02 02 outlines resisting police officers without violence as a firstderee misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail, or a fine of up to $1,000. Resisting an officer with violence, Florida statute section 843.01 01 outlines resisting police officers with violence as a thirdderee felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison or a fine of up to $5,000. >> That is not how >> if you touch me, I SWEAR TO GOD, I'M GOING TO KICK I'm going to fight. If you touch me, I'm going to fight. >> Goldmith, >> do not touch Goldmith. >> There is nothing. Miss Goldmith, [music] >> stop pushing me. >> Miss Goldmith, you need to stop. >> I'm not doing anything. You're going to jail. >> Stop. Stop. >> You're going to jail. >> In fact, you are going to jail. >> I've been to jail. [music] I know the position. You got the right one. So, you need to call for another officer. >> No, that is not how this works. >> Okay. So, I did. So, I'm not giving you [music] permission to touch me. >> That is not how this works. >> But I'm not giving you permission to touch me. >> Goldmith, you need to stop. >> The situation quickly escalated as Goldsmith resisted arrest. She demanded a female officer and refused the requests of the two present officers. The police decided to handcuff her, but she resisted aggressively. You can't stop me. Get the off of me. >> When being arrested by the police, stay calm and follow their instructions. Do not resist or cause a disturbance as this will only worsen the situation and could lead to more severe charges. Respect and listen to the police's requests and provide basic personal information if asked. You have the right to remain silent and request a lawyer. It is essential to comply with the law and resolve issues through legal channels rather than through violent or resistant actions. >> Gold Smith, [music] stop screaming at me. Damn, your mother's going down. >> And then I got it on camera with you dummies. You mother take me in, [ __ ] I'M READY TO LAY the >> You're going to jail. >> I know. I'm ready, MOTHER. I GOT SOMEWHERE TO LAY MY head now. You dumb. In this instance, despite the police advising her to calm down and avoid causing a public disturbance, she continued to shout loudly, use obscene language, and accuse the officers. During the arrest, she also bit an officer. >> When I came out of the bathroom, there was two police officers waiting [music] at me. When I came out of the bathroom, >> they asked me, could they get my and um and they were going to tell me, I guess, the rules of regulate the area. I complied. All of this is on cameras, but I recorded all of this too in um um Washington DC before I [music] got the He did ask me for my identification. So, as I was walking away, I called the police because I wanted to talk to the sheriff's office. Why? >> Because I wanted to talk to the sheriff. >> 911 just for emergency. >> I didn't know that that number to talk to to get the number for I'm not to get the number to the sheriff. >> So, what was wrong with the police officer? because I felt like I was my my rights were >> violated. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> In a conversation with a supervisor shortly after, Goldmith recounted the incident and said she called 911 because she felt her rights were being violated. Her actions clearly constituted misuse of the 911 service. The 911 number is intended for handling serious emergency involving safety, health, or life. If you feel your rights are being violated and want to contact authorities, seek other methods such as calling the non-emergency place number or seeking help from other public information channel. Using 911 for non-emergencies wastess resources and delays responses to actual emergencies. >> All I'm telling you [music] is it's over and done with. Just go out in and if there's something that I need to do on my end based on what I see on, I'll deal with it. Okay? Don't get yourself in any more trouble. >> The officer promised to review the video and clarify the situation. Goldmith was then taken in a patrol car to jail to complete the necessary procedures. Goldsmith was arrested on charges including two counts of assault on a law enforcement officer, one count of resisting arrest, and one count of abusing the 911 emergency number. Her actions exceeded reasonable boundaries for interacting with the police and violated legal regulations. >> She was trying to >> I was >> He didn't. THAT'S WHY HE TRIED TO LET ME GO. YOU NEED TO PUT HIS ASS in jail. He needs to get arrested and >> the car without complaint. >> I'm saying [music] if he doesn't, I'mma make sure his ass is in jail. >> Okay. >> This serves as a clear lesson on the importance of complying with the law and using emergency services appropriately. The advice for everyone is to always use emergency services reasonably and only in truly necessary situations. If you encounter issues with the police, remain calm, follow their instructions, and do not resist. You have the right to remain silent and request a lawyer to protect your rights. Cooperating with law enforcement not only helps resolve issues quickly and efficiently, but also ensures your safety and the safety of those around you. >> I am not. You guys have not charged me of a crime, so I do not have to give you guys any of my information. >> Moment of anger and the price is heavier than any excuse. >> Ask nobody in call. >> Thought you could defy the law. Reality quickly struck like a merciless punch. A normal night at the bar turns into a nightmare in [music] an instant when two girls challenge THE POLICE. THAT'S IT. >> On March 26, 2024, police were called to a bar after staff reported two women behaving aggressively toward the bar staff. They were asked to leave peacefully, but then an impulsive act took things out of control. These two right here got something. These two. >> What you mean? Come on. >> NO. NO. WE IN A VIDEO BATHROOM. We had to go. >> Not me. >> How you doing? >> All right. How about you? >> You good? >> I'm good. How about you? >> 50 district. >> Period. That's my area. >> Watch out. I got to go make sure. >> You probably put me up before. I probably put down my mother. I don't know. >> Don't touch me. >> We asking you why they here. >> We asking you and you why they here. Both of y'all. We asking both of y'all why they here. >> All right, let's go. >> No, we not. We asking both of y'all why they here. Why they here? Can I tell her? I'm not going to do nothing. >> Listen, you were just trying to be cool. >> STOP SCREAMING. HOW YOU LOYAL JOB. >> ALL RIGHT, let's go. >> No. Don't touch me on my damn mama. >> I'll talk to you. >> We got to go. >> I'll talk to you. Knock the out OF MY CAR. You lucky him. I SNATCHED him on my >> Why you crying now? I'm right here. You going wait. Okay. Get my FIRST OUT. Get my purse. GET MY PURSE. GET MY PURSE. >> A moment of loss of control, a sudden attack. And the price to pay is not small. If the handcuffs did not appear, things would have been worse. >> Y that [ __ ] you sorry we trying to right now. >> Calm down. >> All right. >> No. Back up. Cover up. >> All right. Chill, bro. We male. We bro. Chill. >> Just cut the out. You just you just overthrew me on the ground like I'm not a female. If y'all young cars over here just got punched supervis what the >> All right. She hit me first though. Well, you guys aren't letting us get to THE BOTTOM OF THAT. YOU JUST HIT ME IN MY FACE FIRST. >> YOU DIDN'T LET US GET TO THE BOTTOM OF IT. NO, YOU PUNCHING HIM FIRST. >> YOU JUST GO GET HER. THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING. >> How am I SUPPOSED TO KNOW THAT YOU'RE PUNCHING HIM IN THE FACE? >> I'M telling you. I'm telling you. >> If you guys would have stepped OUTSIDE AND ACTED LIKE ADULTS, >> y'all gave me hiccup on my purse so I can hear. Look. Okay, >> I'M GOING BE QUIET. HOW? I'MMA GET UP. You got me jacking on me. >> Get up. >> Help me out. Get the other room. >> I'm not touching her. >> THAT'S >> GET MY GET MY PURSE. Get my jacket. >> I want you. >> I want you. >> Do you have an ID? >> I WANT YOU. I DON'T. >> OKAY. >> I want you. >> What are you doing? >> She come outside. She me my face first. You want to cuss me, [ __ ] YOU KNOCK HER ON TOP. >> Get in right now. >> I'm here. Why though? >> You punch me? >> Cuz you just This is You just threw me on the ground like I'm not a female. >> You're talking to me first. >> SHE CATCH ME FIRST. >> Let's figure out what's going on. >> Listen. I love my grandma. I hit me in my face first and she GOING TO LOCK US UP. SHE GOING TO LOCK US UP. >> I'm serious. >> I got some IDs. I don't know what the happened. >> Yes, you can >> stop in here. >> I work here. I work here. They They attack me. I called. >> So what happened? You guys >> ran up on me. >> Did you GUYS HAVE CAMERAS? >> YES. IT RAN up on me. I'm just her. >> She swore, cried, even took oaths in front of her deceased relatives. But the truth was revealed through the cold camera lens. >> Talking you. Let me know you doing something. So now let me know you done. It's already we in the we in the bathroom. She open the bathroom door. The police her. She just doing it cuz her trying to talk to us. I'm trying to tell y'all her trying to talk for us and she came and she hit me. She kicked me. Please run the camera. She kicked me. NOTICE HOW WE WE LEFT her the bathroom cuz she said the police said we left the bathroom. You watch the camera. She kicked me. Oh my dear grandma. I love my grandma. I won't. She kicked me. She kicking me. Okay. I let you talk. Can I talk? I'm emotional right now. But listen, you have to understand. I'm mad cuz I'm in here cuz you not. You have to understand I'm emotional right now. You have to understand. I'm I let you talk. I'm talking to you. Even if I'm raising my voice, you have to understand that I'm human. You have to understand it. Do you hear me though? You feel me? I'm a hand because the hit me and she hit me and she calling you cuz she worked there. So y'all going to take her out over me regardless cuz she work there. You have to understand I'm talking baby. I'm talking I'm here cuz she not. And I told you hit me first. So you is you you is. >> You're still getting You're not baby. You're not baby. Can you listen? I'm talking right emotional. I understand. I'm >> You're not listening though. You're not listening. I'm listening. She said he's not talking. >> Okay, let him talk. He said talk. I'm not She not yelling. We talking. >> Okay. We talking. We talking. We not y'all. I'm listening. I'm listen. I'm respectful. >> We want to get your story. >> I'm respectful. Talk to me. I'm respectful. Talk. Go. I'm listening. >> I'm listening. Go. I'm talking. I'm listening. Go ahead. I'm >> trying to get your story. You are not in custody for any >> words cannot save actions when weak excuses are extinguished by cold handcuffs. Late tears meaningless reproaches when caught in the vortex of the law. Battery. We got a bat for PO. We got uh criminal damage. >> Bro, I try to find that information out for you. I look like >> What kind of phone is it? >> Apple. A pink shirt. Can you ask her did she have >> a pink what? >> A pink shirt. Damn. >> Pink shirt out of me. I'm in handcuffs for no >> Apple phone. What? What? >> iPhone. >> iPhone. What? What kind of case is it? >> Listen, this ain't got to ident. >> I don't know who your friend is. Everybody's looking. >> Okay, she has your phone. >> Ask her. >> No, I have it. >> How do you know? >> Listen. Okay. Can I You're getting all types of attitude right now and we are just trying to help you right now to try to figure out what's going on. >> All right. >> No, no, I'm talking right now. All right. >> No, no, no. I'm not going to calm down because you don't even give us a You don't allow us to talk to you. >> Talk with you mean you talk. >> Okay. So, you keep talking past me. >> Okay. >> What is your full name? >> I just told him that's me. >> Is it this one? >> Yeah. >> We're going to bring it with you. Relax. >> Why are we going to the police station? Well, you punched the cop. >> You don't You don't listen >> because you guys were fighting. >> Step out. You're going to go around the front of the square. >> You better not do this. Don't touch me. >> Hold on. Can I get a bro? Damn. I just got fresh air. >> I talked about this white. >> In Illinois, 720 ILCS 5/123.05 05. Assaulting a police officer in the performance of his or her duties is considered aggravated assault and is punishable by three 7 years in prison and a fine of up to $250. The girl in the yellow hoodie was charged with assault and property damage and the other was charged with aggravated assault on a police officer and property damage. Next, when a distress call turns into a tense confrontation, you won't believe who's in real trouble. >> Don't let nobody in the car. >> A simple request from the police and a defiant attitude take [music] things further than she ever imagined. >> I got him on the phone. >> Look, I have the police on the phone. >> Okay, I got that. We're just >> I'm JUST TRYING TO GET MY STUFF. >> ALL RIGHT, MAN. >> IN THE HOUSE, >> HUH? >> You have in my house. [music] Who? >> I'm asking for your name. >> Jessica what? >> Jessica >> get her stuff. [music] I don't have to talk to y'all. And I don't >> Yes, you do. Actually, >> I actually don't cuz I did not call y'all. >> Yeah, you do. >> I did not have to. I didn't I didn't call y'all so I don't have >> It doesn't matter if you call it or not. >> I know my Oh, really? >> I don't. [music] Yes. >> Then you really don't. Okay. >> I do. I did not call y'all. So, I don't have to give you guys any information. I'm very calm. I am very calm with you guys. >> Okay, [music] I'm Can I talk? >> Please see that my brain is on the ground. Please see that my things are not here. >> Destiny, >> I don't want I will not let the >> fact that your name that your hair is on the ground means that you left because you are domestic. >> Despite all the explanations, our protagonist still decides to play a dangerous game with the law. Every assertion of I know my rights only brings her closer to the cold handcuffs. What's your male initial? C. >> What's your date of birth? >> You can figure that out. [music] >> No, you can tell me. >> No, you can figure that out. >> No, you're required to give it to >> Actually, you can figure that out after Huh? >> I don't have to tell you guys any No, I do not. No, I do not. No, I do not. I am not. You guys have not charged me of a crime. So, [music] I do not have to give you guys any of my information. I am very aware of my rights. I do not have to give you guys my information. No, I don't. No, I do not. I did not call you guys. Nor did I commit a crime. >> Okay. >> I >> You did her a laptop by the ground. >> I did. You did. You see that? >> Did you see? She told you that. So, that's not that's that's not committing me of a crime. That's me a You guys can look me up. Exactly. So, what's going on? So, look me up and do it. [music] >> Here's the deal. >> Look me up and do it. Look at me. Look at me. >> I'm not giving you guys any more information. >> Here's the deal. And you're going to get arrested [music] >> for what? >> For obstruction >> because I gave you guys my information. >> Right now you committed a crime. >> Jay, >> right now you've committed a crime >> and you're refusing to give us your information. So you What crime did I slam damage property? >> Did she Did she say that she's going to foul prop? First of all, neither one of No. Nobody seen me any crime. >> Nobody seen me slam. >> So right now, here's your option. Either you go in handcuffs or you give me your birthday. Do you want to go in handcuffs? >> Handcuffs. Let me [music] lock my door. Do you want to go in handcuffs or do you want your birthday? >> Jay. Yeah. Jay, they come and put me in handcuffs in front of my sister. Is that what you want? >> No. This is what you want. >> JAY, IS THAT WHAT YOU WANT? They They're trying to put me in handcuffs in front of my sister. Is that what YOU WANT? >> JAY, YOU FIGURE IT OUT right now because I'm not giving them my information. So, is that what you No, you No, I'm not. >> It's not just We'll take you back to the police department. You'll stay there until we get your information. >> Ask anywhere. You're not going anywhere. >> Ask lock the door. Ask, lock the door. Ash, lock the door and don't let nobody in. Call Call Mommy and Jack. >> You're really going to make us >> I'm dead ass serious. I I know my rights. I know my rights and I'm dead ass serious. I know your rights. >> I do. So So lock me up if I don't know my rights. Lock me up cuz neither one of y'all nor him see me throw his computer. She is on the ground with her >> with her. Y'all did not see me throw a computer at all. So whatever this y'all have to lock me up. Y'all don't have it. So lock me up. Lock me up. Lock me up. You know you're right. Lock. Exactly. I know my rights. So lock me up, [music] >> baby. Lock me up. And these are my rights. Lock me up. >> Stop talking for a second. >> I know my rights. I know my rights. And I know that I'm in right. So lock me up. >> Okay. Wait a minute. You're going to arrest. >> The arrest process begins, but [music] the resistance does not stop. A tugofwar between arrogance and principle. Don't let nobody in here. Call my address. >> Which way? >> We're going that way. [music] >> We can take the elevator, too. >> Ash, lock the door and do not let nobody in. Nobody. >> And what exactly are my charges? >> Right now instructor. [music] >> Oh, because what? >> Because we're investigating crime property. >> Okay. Okay. I didn't I didn't I don't You did not do Is your camera on? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Cool. >> There's two things we were investing. >> I don't I did not ask. I did not ask at all. >> No, I didn't. You just gave me my answer. So, that's the obstruction. >> Hold on. Slow down. >> You don't have to carry me. All right. >> Yes. >> I'm not talking to you. >> Well, now you are. >> I'm not talking to you at all. >> You absolutely are. Let me go first. >> I don't think >> Baby, pat me down or put me in the mother c. Your >> picture. >> Pat me down. I'm not talking to you. >> I'M NOT TALKING TO YOU. >> You're looking at me. >> Literally looking at the >> Is he talking about? do this to be a dick. >> I did not ask you to raise it down for my hair. Raise it back up. I am >> raise it back up. I have on no Are you going to listen to me? And 30° [music] rather up. I did not ask for it. >> I know. I'm going to explain you. >> I'm going to explain you why. >> I don't want no explanation from you. Raise it back up. Period. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to tell you anyways. I lowered it so I can watch you. >> You guys down. >> I lowered it so I can watch you cuz I'm not going to sit in the car. I'm going to stand out here and I have to make sure you don't do anything in the car. Okay. So, that's why I order it so I can watch you. >> You'd be surprised what people do back there. >> She was charged with obstruction of justice and domestic violence. She will face trial which could see her jailed, suspended, or fined depending on the severity and her previous convictions. >> I don't give a I ran this away for screaming. So, do what you got to do. Come on. Do what you got to do. Come on. >> A drunk Karen was denied by Spirit Airlines and immediately caused a scene so chaotic that the police [music] had to step in. >> I don't have the money. Exactly what I'm telling you as an officer. >> When Spirit Airlines said no, she heard it as a declaration of war and the result was the police escorting her out the door. She came to the airport to fly, but ended up grounded for refusing to [music] accept reality. >> I don't have the money. Exactly. But I'm telling you, as an officer, >> police were called after an intoxicated passenger insisted on flying out of Miami. But when officers arrived, her trip took a sharp turn straight into trouble. >> Sweetheart, come here. Let me talk to you. >> Come here. Let me talk to you. Talk to you. I >> I want to talk to you. >> And she's not going to assist me with traveling. Who's going to assist me in traveling after after what's going on? What happened? >> I want to know what's going on. I had a flight for Bradley airport. >> You say we're on the 22 for one. >> I got a Bradley airport ticket at Bradley airport for Connecticut. >> Well, for Miami airport for 10 something today. >> Yeah. >> The 15th. I'm willing to travel that flight. >> Yeah. I've been drinking a little bit, but I still want to travel home. Yeah, >> I want to make it home. >> Okay. >> So, what do I have to do? Making me a >> quiet. But you got But you got to understand your delivery right now is kind of rough. >> But it's not as nice. Listen. Listen. Even before I spoke to her, I spoke to another person. >> You're not letting me talk to you. I am. >> I understand that. >> Remember, end of the day, it's spirit. >> Spirit allows it to want you to know if I fly or not. You understand what I'm saying? You are >> one, two drinks. >> Three drinks. You put it on your finger right there. >> But I'm not um but I'm not overreacting. I'm not being mean to her. Listen listen. >> But have I been mean to you? >> I've been very polite to you. >> You're not listening. >> I just want a flight. >> Listen to I understand what you're saying. >> Denied the flight. Candace demanded a hotel room. When refused, her frustration quickly grew. >> So but >> So let me ask you a question before the final decision cuz I ain't stupid. >> Her final decision going to give me a is she going to give me a hotel room? >> That's it. That's spirit choice. I can't tell you that >> I can afford to spend money on spirit and they're not going to give me a hotel. >> The thing is they call me calm me down. >> They could always refund me back. >> Give me a hotel room. Let me calm down. >> You're not talking. You're not talking. >> So you would do that for me not to. I'm not fit to travel >> because even if she don't give me that hotel. No. But listen hotel room. Yes or no? You're not getting a hotel room. >> So what the is going to stay here for? >> All right then. So, you're just getting a flight for tomorrow, right? >> We have a flight as well. >> But why can I get a hotel room if I'm a little under underfluence? >> Are you guys Are you guys >> But I'm just saying if I'm under the influence, >> are you you done with it? >> But if I'm under influence, >> what you want to do, Candace, this is your choice. >> But if I'm under the influence, when you should be willing to give me a hotel room, >> they're not going to give you a hotel room, >> so we have to sit down on the street. >> You can stay in the airport, don't you? For >> lay over here on the seats all the time. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I can't be kidding me. Like >> me spending my money on a hotel room and to be spending a night on a hotel floor. Why you can't give me a hotel? If I'm not fit to travel, when you be nice enough to give me a hotel room, >> Candace, you're not getting a hotel room. >> But understand, why would you give me a hotel room if I'm not fit to travel? Stop it. Stop it, officer. >> If you know that I'm notice, >> all right, whatever. without >> offered a refund. She still refused to leave, forcing police for leave now or be arrested. >> I understand how I spend my $20 and something. But I'm understand if I spend my 200 and something dollars. But I'm just saying if it was you agree >> and you spend your 200 something dollars, >> they not give if I'm not giving you $200. Officer, >> come sit down. >> If you give All right, I'm going to report you. >> All right, no worries. If you're giving me the time to sit down and relax and I know that I'm saucy, why wouldn't you give me the time to sit in a hotel? >> Call yourself an Uber. Call yourself an Uber. Get yourself a hotel. >> I don't have the money. >> Then Candace, you've been drinking. They're not going to allow yourself. >> Exactly. What I'm telling you as an officer >> that I've been drinking and that I need to repair myself to get over. >> And now let me I'm trying to help you and tell you what to do. There's a seat there. Go sit down. Have a seat. >> I don't want to sit in the airport for 2 THREE HOURS. I WANT TO GET HOME TO MY KIDS. I WANT TO GO HOME. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO FLY right now, Candace. You pass. You're not going to fly. >> I want to go home, officer. >> Well, you're not going to get home right now. >> I WANT TO GO HOME. I already paid for the flight. I already paid for my >> Candace. Candace. >> No. Be honest. Officer, I already paid for the clear ticket. >> Candace. Candace, you messed up. You said too much. Be intoxicated. >> But officer, when you want me to go home, >> sit down there with sober. Ignoring police warnings, Candace kept protesting and crying, unaware it would cause her regret. >> I wasn't expecting to come back on the rally. >> Can I get my money back? >> You want your refund? >> Yes. >> She want a refund. >> When you want a refund, you're done with Spirit then. >> Then I'd rather be done with Spirit then because >> All right. Let get get a Let her get a refund. >> She's done. She's not giving me a refund. >> I've been in the airport for two days. >> You're getting a refund. That's it. You're done. You're done with Spirit. >> We've been in the airport. >> You're done with Spirit. We try to help you. You can't get a refund. >> I only be here 2 days in the airport. >> That's cool. You're getting a refund. >> Like literally being for two days in the airport. Sleep in the airport for two days. >> You're getting a refund. You're done. >> How you helping me out? You making me sleep in the airport for 2 days. Was sober up for 2 days. That's not sobering up for 2 days. >> I only need 24 hours of sober up. What I'm getting? But let me see. I need to see. I need >> You got a paperwork to give it to? >> Yes. Thank you. I need the paperwork. >> No, I need the paperwork or I need the number. Give her confirmation number. >> Thank you. Why are you being so hard on me? >> Come on. Let's go. It's either done or >> Come on. Come on. Come on. It's either done or you going to go to jail. >> Why are you trying to sit me in jail when I'm trying to get out of the house? >> We're done. You got to leave this airport. >> Why do I have to leave the airport when I'm telling you I'm trying to get a flight? >> Is either this or you going to go to jail? In Florida, offenses such as public intoxication, disturbing the peace, or failure to obey police orders are considered misdemeanors, punishable by fines up to $1,000 and a maximum of one year in jail, depending on the severity of the violation. >> But I told you I was leaving the airport. Why am I room for terminal 2 family room don't >> don't do that to me >> don't drive >> excuse me I told him I was salty from the airport >> he knows that I was salty I'm being no don't >> but I wasn't to make it problem. I was telling the lady that I was saucy and I wanted to get home to my children and she told me to wait a minute >> and he came up on the scene when she told me to wait >> for me to call my kids. >> So, he's making it harder than it is to work. >> Yeah, I've been on the checkpoint. >> I'm not running. >> I'm not running. >> She was arrested and could face charges including disturbing the peace, public intoxication, and failure to obey police orders. Up next, a Karen clung to her faulty ticket causing a scene that forced police intervention. >> I was being with you. I don't give a about you. Yeah. >> Hello. >> Can I >> Hello. >> Yeah. Same same woman again. The same thing. My boarding pass is not low. >> My boarding pass is not Several othering people bought the passes not loaded. They would have charged me $99. That's not my fault. I'm here to take this confirming and requesting moving over. >> Okay. I asked him where his supervisor. He called where his supervisor at? Where is his supervisor? >> He's asking his supervisor. >> I'm mad. I spend my money. >> Last time it was my birthday. >> You see this? Listen. Listen. >> Why the mad? It's my second time here. >> Then he's trying to tell me I'm lying. Get your supervisor. Pull the [ __ ] up. Oh no. I'll call you. >> Police were called to the airport after a woman caused a scene for missing her flight. One refusal led to an unbelievable chaos at the airport. >> You going to pay for me? You going to pay $9. I'm not talking to you. I'm not talking to you last night. >> I'm not talking to you. Ain't tell me [ __ ] And No, I didn't. No, I didn't. >> That's the I wasn't. >> No, the I was not. This dude told me he couldn't help me. >> Because they was murdering. >> I don't give a >> arrested for what? For swimming. >> I'm not. >> No, I'm not. So do what you got to do. Come on. Do what you got to do. Come on. Come on. Come on. G. Take me to jail. Take me to jail. I'm not going to let you in my integrity. I'm not going to let you in my I do. Yes. I do. Yes, I do. No, I didn't. No, I didn't. No, I did not. I was here. I checked in. They up just like that. So why my boyfriend stop popping up? Why stop popping up? Well, come on. Take me to jail. Take me to jail. Come on. What's your name? Francisco. Come on. All right. Come on. Because I'm not the only person that's going through this. He been rude. He's been He's been a >> She denied being late. rewrote the previous day's story and demanded a higher authority testing the police's patience. >> No, you wasn't. You was there when I got now. You was dead when I got now, sir. >> And I was here. My boarding pass was not loaded. Okay. So, what the reason for today then? >> Why my border pass not loaded? >> Why my border pass not loaded? I keep paying for this ticket. >> I keep paying for a dog. I keep paying for it and my boarding pass not loaded. I got the email that say he's here on your boarding pass. I go through clear. I pay $200 a year for clear. Okay. I get here my boarding pass not stand in the line. >> I don't want to talk to you. >> Pick up your bag. >> No, I'm not. He got a supervisor. Everybody got a supervisor. I want his supervisor. Come on. Take me to jail. I'm ready. I'm ready. >> Come on. I'm ready. I'm ready. My money. My My money. I'll go to jail. The >> you talking about $99. >> BUT THEN THE NEXT THE next man that wage is $99. But I got to pay $99. No, I'm not paying that. >> No, I'm not. No. >> Okay. take me to jail. >> I'm not. Come on. I'm not leaving. I need my money back. I need my money back or you can take me to jail. >> The more she was reminded, the louder she screamed, daring the police to arrest her on the spot. And this time, they didn't just warn her. They took action. We're not hurt. We're not hurting. Your phone resisting resist. Y'all got a lawsuit. Come on. >> Your back. >> Yes, sir. Cuz y'all my state. >> Yeah. Yeah. Now it's disorderly. No, I'm not relaxing cuz I keep spending my money. I keep spending my money. I'm not fighting. >> Come on. Let's go. Y'all ready? car. >> Yeah. Come on. You ain't got to break me like that, >> ma'am. We're not. >> Yeah. Don't hurt me, >> ma'am. I'm earlier. I know you're not. >> I don't care. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> I will continue to be mad. I'm going continue to be me, but you not There's no need for that. >> No, I don't give a I'm continue to be mad. I'm mad. >> Y'all keep telling me to calm down. I want the customer service. The The first thing is not to tell somebody that's upset to calm down. I Okay, you know it. Just please take it off. >> I'm trying to help you, but you're not running the show. You can't tell. >> I don't I don't want to run it. >> I'm turn I'm trying to >> That's what I That's what I did in the beginning. Don't snatch me. >> Don't snatch me. I tried to help you. >> Don't snatch me. >> I tried to help you. I tried to help you. I tried to help you. >> No, I'm I'm going to pass out, bro. I'm hot. >> Try to be nice. >> But don't snatch me. Nobody snatching. You hurting me. That hurts. I know, man. I'm trying to be nice. Try to help. >> Look, he >> have a seat. Have a seat. >> So, what you doing? Don't hurt. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> No. Have a seat. >> No. >> I tried to help. >> No. >> Okay. So, >> now you got to pick up my positioning charge. >> May you help me, please? Can you take my help? I think >> May you please. No. Okay. So, where's the resting officer? >> I'm the arresting officer. >> May you please take >> So, I got to pass out for you to help. I'm >> trying to help. >> But No, I'm not. You're yoking me. Nobody goes to >> IT HURT. I'M TELLING YOU IT HURT. >> THEN YOU need to get you need to get some uh treatment because nobody's hurting you. You need to get some serious treatment if you call that. >> You cut my jacket off. No. No. >> Then you're going to get sprayed and you're going to pick up. >> Okay. Spray me. Spray me. Is that what you want? Is that what you want? >> I'm not resisting. Spray me. >> Then have a seat. >> I'm telling you, I'm about to pass out. >> I tried to help you and you tried to start. >> But you squeezing my arm. squeezing. >> May you help me take my jacket off, please? >> Acting the fool. Acting the fool. >> I just broke my jacket off. >> He's squeezing my arm. >> Do you see me squeezing her? This is how This is the crap that we've been dealing with. This is ridiculous. This is not how adult acts. Turn around. I'll take it off. [music] If not, sit down. >> Don't yell at me. I'm not >> I don't care. Either sit down or turn around. I'm done. See, look. >> I'm done. I'm done. >> You don't have to do that. I'm turned around. >> Turn. >> Why he doing that? >> JUST SIT. RELAX. WHY IS HE DOING THAT? >> He don't got to do that. I'm turned around. >> Shut up. >> The woman has been charged with disturbing the peace, a misdemeanor in Florida, which could result in up to 60 days in jail or a fine of up to $500. >> What? That's not hurting me. >> Oh my god, she's hurting me. >> You got yourself into this mess. They told you what's going to happen and they told you how to do this whole scam. >> $500 for a night in a hotel, but the drama is completely free. >> No, you're under arrest. >> All courtesy is gone. >> What are they doing? >> Give me >> Traveling with a fraudulent ticket and returning with handcuffs is the trip of a lifetime. When a mental health professional refuses to comply with a simple police order, what happens next will leave you confused about the definition of LAW ENFORCEMENT. >> WHAT? THAT'S NOT HURTING ME. >> Oh my god, she's hurting me. >> What is he doing? >> Thria aim at a luxury hotel, an angry guest. An argument broke out and then an unexpected scene. >> No, I haven't. >> Yes. You're going to you're going to leave this room right now. Take your stuff and you're leaving. Yes. I'm not going to repeat myself. Otherwise, you're going to go to jail for trespassing. >> Trespassing? Why? I paid you on private property. I don't care. >> You're on private property. >> Ma'am, it's it's not doing anything. You >> Wait a second. Wait a second. It has to make sense. >> Ma'am, are you refusing to leave or not? >> Yes or no? >> I haven't done anything. Okay. >> Are you refusing to leave? >> Yes, I haven't done anything. >> Are you refusing to leave? >> Wait a second. No, no, no. >> Be reasonable because you're being very aggressive. I'm a psychologist. I'm not like a I'm not a I'm a professional. We just got back. I put some You can We're eating pizza on the balcony. I paid $500 to stay here. I'm not doing anything. I can't leave in the middle of the night. We came from >> I understand that, but we got multiple complaints from your old neighbors and they're asking for they have a right to refuse you. >> What's going to happen? >> I feel like this intrusion of your persona. Calm down. I know this is the key. I've been here. >> Uh, ask them how many times I've been here. I spend every time 23,000 $4,000, but tonight they're wanting to evict you. >> But I haven't done any. Okay. But they have to give me um they have to give me reasons for eviction. Okay. >> No. No, they don't. >> I can't just be evicted after. Okay. Well, then I need a refund. >> Reasons for the evictions, please. >> Yes. >> The noise complaints and then they're slamming the door in my face. >> Sweetie, I slam the door on your face because I had already talked to the guy. You're leaving now. >> I already talked to the guy downstairs and he said, "Okay, no worries. I just told him." >> She said she was a psychologist. She said she paid $500. But when words aren't enough to stop handcuffs, you have to ask what really happened in that room. >> I paid you one more time. Are you going to leave or not? >> Listen, I'm going to ask you one touch. Okay. Um, can you please video this? The way he's going to leave or not? >> Can you please video? >> Are you going to leave or not? >> I DON'T KNOW IF I'M GOING TO LEAVE. I'm going TO CALL IN FURTHER UP. >> VIDEO. Take a video. TAKE A VIDEO. TAKE A VIDEO. TAKE A VIDEO OF THIS. TAKE A VIDEO. TAKE A [ __ ] What are they doing? What is it crazy? Oh my god. What are they doing? Stop this. Please stop this. This is >> YOU WANT TO PLAY AGAIN? WE CAN PLAY AGAIN. I'LL LEAVE. >> Give me your arm. >> Stop. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. >> Quit resisting. >> I am not doing anything. >> Are you Are you insane? >> No. No. No. No. No. You haven't done anything. >> I will leave. I will leave. I will leave. You let me go. >> You were going to multiple times. Will you leave? >> I haven't done anything. This is the worst part. Please let me go. Please let me go. Please let me go. My dad is a [ __ ] jug. This is wrong. Let me go. >> Let me go. Let me go. My dad is a Let me I haven't done anything. [clears throat] >> What is this? >> This is not even real. >> Relax. Relax. >> What is going on here? >> I HAVEN'T SAID ANYTHING. >> WHAT? That's hurting me. >> Oh my god. She's hurting me. Oh my god. Let Okay, let me Oh my god. >> Not cooperating. >> I got to leave. >> I'M a I'm a therapist. I help people. My teacher is here going over. >> A peaceful night turned into chaos of please, screams, and an arrest that left even the witnesses baffled. >> I just want home. I'll leave. I I just >> He's grabbing it for you. >> Please let me go home. No, I I I didn't do anything. I swear to God if I dropped out of my kid's life. I didn't do anything. Please let me go. Please, please, please. >> You were getting multiple and >> I did, but I just put this so tight that I my my wrist disguised. >> Well, once we get downstairs, we'll see if we can loosen them for Please let me go home. You can't >> I can't be like >> He's grabbing your inhaler. Correct. >> No. No. This Take it off. Take it off. I I'm nothing. I haven't done anything to be arrested. There's nothing I've done. This is insane. We didn't do anything. Please sing this song. Please help me. Please help me. God. God, I haven't done anything. Why is this happening to me? Please go. Please. I'm dying. I'm dying. I swear. I I I I'm claustrophobic. I can't. Please take this over. I'll leave. I didn't do anything. Nothing. I was I I brought my boyfriend for his birthday. That's it. One day. It hurts. It hurts. >> They're not. >> Please help me. Please help me. >> No. Come on. >> Please help me. Please help me. Let me leave. Let me leave. I'll leave. >> He's bringing it to you. >> I can't get up so he can give it to you. >> I can't give this. I can't do anything. You need that. I know. >> You're mean. He brought it to you. >> Please let me go home. I paid $500 to be here. >> She pleaded, insisting she had done nothing wrong and swore the judge was in the family. But can names and tears change the balance of the law? >> He's hurting me. >> He hates women. He's hurting me. >> He hates women. >> Get up. Stop. I'm >> Get up. I I I [laughter] have scars on my wrist. I have scars on my wrist. Resisting. >> No, I'm not resisting. I didn't tell me. Sir, please help me. >> Please help me. Please let me [screaming] >> Oh my god. Oh my god. This is not going to go that well. This is not going to go that well. I don't believe this. My wrists are being cut right now. Stop. Well, if you calm down and stop resisting and just [clears throat] walk and let them listen to your car. No, I'm not listening. >> Sir, listen to me officers. >> This [laughter] is not Let Let go of my arm. This guy has nothing. >> You You You're having fun. Okay. I'm happy. This is good for you. You know what you're doing. You have no idea [snorts] because I'm actually a professional and I have judges and lawyers and my family and you're doing this for no damn reason and you're hurting. >> There's no damn act of >> Well, no, you're not. You're not. Look at Look how you have me for no reason. I didn't do anything or hurt anyone. I've not broken any law. >> In the state of Florida, under title XVI, chapter 810.08 08 two. Trespassing on private property is a misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable by up to 60 days in jail and or a fine of not more than $500. Refusing to comply with police orders results in her being restrained, arrested, and possibly facing charges of trespassing and resisting arrest. Penalties may include fines up to one year in prison. Criminal record. Next. A dream vacation in the middle of the ocean. But instead of waves and cocktails, what awaits her are handcuffs and criminal charges. >> You got yourself into this mess. They told you what's going to happen and they told you how to do this whole scam. >> You think you can enjoy luxury with just a few clicks and $500. But the truth behind it has even forced the security forces to get involved. >> My name, >> why did the person tell you to come on the cruise today? You've never been on a cruise before. You booked your cruise recently. Who told you to come on the cruise? >> Someone booked the cruise and they told us um you know they asked about the excursions and >> basically it was something to do to get away. >> So someone told you to book the cruise. They booked it for you. >> Who was that talking about? >> I don't know her. >> How did you find out about her? >> So some stranger just >> No, they would No, it was on the internet. >> It was on the internet. >> So some stranger on the internet that you don't know >> basically saying I'll pay for your cruise >> if you do. >> If you do what? No. And you have to pay you have to pay them. You have to cash out money and everything. I never asked no questions how much or none of that. She told me I need to get her some money your friend all [music] this. So >> So it's through cash app. So you have the invoice on the cash app app. >> Uh no, no, not cash app. But she stay in the city. So I can actually go up, you know. Did that same person tell you to get this? >> Did that same person the cash app? >> Same person you >> were talking about the lady. Oh, did she tell you to get there? >> No. No, that was through that was for something totally different. >> ACI lo. >> Yeah, that wasn't for the cruise. >> But what did she tell you to do on the cruise? >> My office, please. >> Nothing. >> ACI lo. >> She asked if we want to go and you know to pay her. That's it. That's awesome. >> So, what did you pay her? How much? >> Yeah. >> How much did [music] you pay her? >> Huh? >> How much did you pay her? >> Uh, just a couple hundreds. >> You paid her a couple hundred to cruise. >> Give me a number. >> 500. $500. >> Uhhuh. >> To go on this cruise [music] today. >> Yes. >> What did that $500 give you? >> Um period. And to go on the excursions. The >> excursions? >> Yeah. But we never did the excursions though. >> How much did it cost to book recruits today? How much did it cost? >> I don't know. He told me I owed 1200. >> So who's the lady? What's her name? >> I don't know her name. >> Then how did you pay her? cuz I went through I don't know the lady name. I don't I barely even know the lady like that. But >> you paid $500 to be on the ship today. >> Even though it cost you over $1,200 to actually be on the ship. So who paid for the difference? >> Uh she said all I had to do was just pay for my flight. >> She claimed she was just the victim of a stranger online. But when her wallet was searched, the truth began to emerge like a tie [music] >> for you to do absolutely nothing. And you don't even know this person. So >> I thought he was a scam. But I just Yeah, I thought it was but she I just I >> Why did you think that? >> Because she was saying she could do it and then So >> cuz she said what? Can you repeat that? I I'm not sure what you said. Can you repeat yourself? >> I thought I was going to be able to do it, but she told me just the uh plane ticket and then she was like leave [music] and then what? >> Uh come here. >> And then what? >> Be on the cruise. >> Mhm. >> And do what? Uh, she said we do the drinking. >> Um, [ __ ] I ain't even did I mean I ain't >> do the drinking. >> Yeah, do the drinking. Get off the boat. Get out the boat. Do what we need to do. Other than that, that's it. >> Before you said that the the lady wanted [music] you to take excursions. >> Mhm. >> Okay. But you didn't take them that day? >> No, not today. >> Before we ask you any question, [music] you have to understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions. And you have a lawyer with [music] you during questioning if you cannot afford a lawyer. You have a right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions. And you have a [music] lawyer with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you for any question if [music] you wish. Do you understand these rights as I have read them to you? I just wanted to ask you some questions. All right. All right. >> Okay. You want you want the door to >> I'm going to get locked up. Sh. >> We're going to get to that. Fake. >> [music] >> Real or real? Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. Where's the credit cards? >> I don't have any credit cards. >> The credit cards? The credit cards you tried to use? >> Wait, what you mean? I haven't tried to use anyone's um credit on here. >> Stolen credit cards, fake IDs, tricky statements. This trip is not simply relaxing, but a sophisticated affair. >> Why do you have a fake ID? >> Perfect. Yeah. Yeah. And also >> Yeah, I'm here. I'm behind you. >> I'm here. My [music] >> Hello. >> You there? >> Hello. How are you? [music] >> I'm on a cruise ship. How are you? Cuz it's fraud case. They're using credit cards that were stolen and I'm here trying to unfuck it. Something like that. What's [music] up? [laughter] Probably. Oh, I know. I know. I don't think I'll get there. I got I got to undo this thing. I already called Haley on this. Hie had a similar case about 2 months ago. >> Call me. >> Yeah, I'll let you know how it goes. >> You said the lady that booked the cruise for you with her card. I guess you said that uh she also put [music] the excursions for you prior to you getting on the ship. >> Yeah. >> And then what? You were supposed to come aboard, cancel [music] the excursions, so she got the money back. >> Yes. No. Is that what was happening? >> You do know. >> Is that was that what [music] we were told to do? >> What is she told you to do? Remember how I said we have facts? Remember how I said I can continue to give the facts along the way because [music] we know you're not being. >> So what did she tell you to do? Get the excursions. [music] >> Tell you to to cancel them. >> Yeah. So >> you didn't even answer my question. >> A hard lesson for those who believe in good deals online. You can board a yacht through the luxury entrance, but get off through the police car entrance. >> Show us the credit cards. Well, it's not going to work. >> Yeah, but but see for me to make a charge, I have to [music] have a victim. I I don't have I have what I have card that's bad, but I don't have the card. >> You follow up what you need to follow up. >> She's not she's not carrying either [music] card made with the voyages or uh with with any of the excursions. She's not carrying. >> So, you don't check cards when they come on. >> So, [music] there is a system how they put online online payment if it goes to you. Okay. I I think there's a flaw there. All right. Well, you're going, [music] so let's go. You're being arrested, by the way. Don't touch your phone. Okay. Do you have anything to say? [music] >> No. >> Is she? >> No. >> She all getting kicked off. You're getting charged. You're getting charged with [music] a felony possessing a fake ID. >> Yes, that's happening. >> You got you got involved in this thing [music] >> and this is how it's ending. You knew it was a possibility, correct? They probably told you there was no way they could >> The ID didn't have nothing to it. [music] >> I know, but we're still charging you for it. >> Okay. >> Woman arrested for using false documents faces serious criminal charges. She was removed from the cruise ship potentially banned from cruising for life. Maybe next time she should book a room and also set her emotional and action limits to make the trip more meaningful. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation?