The chaos is loud, the excuses are wild, and the officers unshaken. Here are five cases when officers amazingly keep straight faces during these arrests. Number five, tough girl talked herself straight into trouble. Police respond to a call about a domestic incident involving two sisters and their mother. When officers arrive, the mother explains the situation. Hi. >> What's going on? >> Sorry. I'm going to call the cops on my daughter. >> She's She flipped out. She hit her. She's got to go. >> She hit who? >> She hit her her sister. >> How old is your daughter? >> 25. This one's 18. So, we're waiting out here. I I She just She She flipped out >> about what? >> Well, we're having it rough as like life is lifing. >> Yeah. >> But, you know, she her mouth is just It's bad. I told you to clean like you didn't. So I told her I'm like you didn't go off on your friend when I had your friend here who wasn't doing nothing but you. You going to hit your sister? You got to go. Bottom line. I'm I I'm not doing this. >> Oh, she get hit at >> Olivia. Show I I She was attacking her. I had to get on top. >> Where'd she get hit at? >> Olivia, he's What do you want to do? You just So you need He needs to see. Look. I need you to come out so he can see. >> Okay. She doesn't want to get out, but you're more than welcome to look at her. >> Hello. >> But she can't stay here. She's got to go. I paid all the bills here. She's on the lease only because she uh is my child and she had nowhere else to go. We've been here 5 years. She's got to go. >> So, what's this over again? >> She just flipped. I don't care if she told her to pick up the house or whatever. Like, you're not in charge. You didn't give her birth. >> I'm the mother. >> And so, she she went the off. >> She cannot be here. She's a good kid, man. She don't She >> see I You're going to have to get her cuz she's going to swing. I pissed the off went off on her. Started arg well. Don't care. You put your hands on me first. Don't get talking about >> You got anything on you? >> No. >> You understand when somebody tells you to stop? I ain't got time for this kind of I'm trying to make solve problems here. You go on. Get put your feet in. You ain't got time for this, man. >> As the officer examines the younger sister's injuries, the mom explains how the fight spiraled out of control. [Applause] >> Now, this is not something that I want. >> How do you spell your last name? >> P I You need paramedics. No, >> I can't allow this. I'm sorry. I mean, you know, we're all lifing. We're family. We shouldn't be beefing like this. And And she went off. >> It ain't right. >> Is it just a scratch? >> Yeah. >> Anything else? >> Her skin. She's always red like this. Just >> No, but I see a scratch on her face. >> Yeah, that's Anything else? >> She scratched her. >> Michaela Pierce, >> what's going on today? I was arguing. >> Why? >> Long story short, I worked all day, came home, wasn't clean. She was supposed to clean up. That's my little sister, >> right? >> I'm standing in front of my mom. She's standing behind my mom. She swung on me. I swung back. That's exactly what happened. So, she put her hands on me. I put my hands back on her. Do what you want with that information. I don't care. >> Do you hurt at all? >> No, I'm not hurt. >> Do you have any injury at all? >> No. >> She's 18 years old. So if if she wants to press charges, I'm going to press charges right back. >> Yeah. >> No, >> your mom. >> I am mother. Yes. >> What uh what happened? >> Okay, so we got home from work. We both at the same place. She's 18. She's at home. Life's been rough. You know, just liking. She's texting her telling her, you know, clean the house, which she did clean. I'm the mother. She went the off. Oh, this ain't done. Told her to do this and this got into her face. I had to get between them two. >> Like she went the off like I'm not dealing with this. This me just even see. But she's not going to put hands on her either. >> And you're going to fight her like that's your sister. You're pushing 30 years old. >> While everyone agrees things have been tense, the officers and the mom are clear. This behavior has to stop. >> Get your [ __ ] together. >> She doesn't live here with you, right? >> She does. All my Yes. They're all on the on on the lease. >> Oh, she does live here. >> Yes, I paid the bills here. >> I didn't I was I met her. I didn't know she was living here. >> Yes, she is my oldest daughter. I have three children, but I I don't I hate I I didn't want to call the cops cuz that's not what I do. She That ain't cool. That's not cool. She should have never struck her sister. I don't give I don't give a You know, talk to her that way. I'm done. I'm done. She cannot She cannot. No. Sorry. >> He's going to have a a form for you to fill out and then I have Nickel's assistance all that information on it for you. >> Okay. And with her because she can't stay here. >> She's going to jail. >> Okay. >> For the night. >> Okay. Fine. >> They're not going to keep her for long. >> Oh, that's fine by me. >> Not my problem. >> She'll go to jail. You said she is on the lease. >> She is. She will be off tomorrow morning when I go down to the office. >> I was going to say follow up with >> Oh, trust me, she will be off the lease tomorrow. >> Um, she'll probably see a judge in the morning. I don't care. Honest to God. >> What? When she does, they'll issue a protection order. So, she won't be allowed around here until this case is over. >> That's fine. That's fine by me. >> I mean, I s my stomach over this. This is This is not right. This is We're We're family. We're supposed to stick together. I don't care if she didn't dust right. You were not the one to to jump up and act like >> your dick's sweeping the floor cuz it's not. Sorry. I love her to death. I love her to death, but what she did to her, that ain't right. >> It's not right. Don't put your hands on on on your on your blood. >> I agree. There should be consequences. So, she'll have to face >> and and I feel bad because she I love her. That's my kid. >> You know, this is up, but I can't have her in the house being terrorized and us walking on eggshells because she decided to flip out because she didn't clean good enough. It ain't happening. >> Is she willing to fill out a victim statement? >> Do you want to fill out a victim statement? It's your choice. >> Overwhelmed, the mother breaks down and says she's done. >> Explain that to her. She doesn't know >> what. Oh, no. It's just a statement of what happened today. >> You want to >> You do. She said yes. I'm sorry. I'm I'm I'm I'm completely embarrassed. I This isn't right. This is not right. >> It's not your phone. >> It's not right. >> It's not right at all. >> You're not the only one it happens to. And this has not been the first time that she's walked off like this. I've just reframed because that's my child. What do I look like calling the police on my own, you know? >> Looks like somebody that doesn't have any obstacles. >> This is a home. It's not right. >> What' you see, Mom? >> Sorry. >> What' you see? >> What did I see? I got in the middle of them. >> What' you see? >> Um, she was popped off. There was uh I mean I that the stuff wasn't cleaned enough, the stuff by the TV, but I mean it's just normal living stuff. This I mean she it's not a valid argument for her to put her hands on her at the end of the day. Wasn't a valid argument for her to pop off like that. >> Okay. But what did you see happening besides her popping off? Like physically what you what did you see? >> She started swinging. >> Okay. Okay. >> Huh? She got upset. Are you willing to go down? You willing to go downtown to sign charges? >> Uh, I really don't want to do that. >> What do you want done today? >> I'm sorry. >> What do you want done today? >> She can't be here. >> Okay. Uh, give us You can hop back in if you need to hop back in. >> In her defense, Michaela claimed she only reacted after being hit, then shifts the blame by accusing her sister of being lazy and disrespectful. >> Think could have been done better today. um her not putting her hands on me and that's that. >> You think maybe your aggressive way of talking? >> No, because we argue 24/7. >> You think you're you understand? >> I talk nicely and it gets to the point where I have to talk like this or else or else the message doesn't get through get done. >> This is the thing that this is the thing that mom says is that you don't control her. You're not her parent. So, you shouldn't be talking to her like that anyway. >> It don't It doesn't matter. I can my name is on that. It doesn't matter. I can talk however I want in my house. >> Okay. But you got to also understand that your way of talking might provoke somebody to do something. >> Well, it's today. So, this is not nothing new. This is absolutely not nothing. Absolutely not. >> You feel like you did nothing wrong then? >> No, I don't actually. She She just completely spun the story to make it look like I'm some crazy. I just can't work. I'm stressed. I'm literally stressed. We don't have >> Can't tell you. >> We don't have electric off day. It's hard enough. >> So, it's hard on. So, what you're saying >> enough? >> It's hard on everybody, right? >> To be there all day and not do and then you want to punch her hand on me. She's lucky. That's all she got was a little tap. She's lucky. >> But you got to It's hard on there. It's not just hard on you, right? It's it's hard on everybody, right? Everybody in that house is going through the same thing pretty much, so to speak, right? >> Am I right or am I not >> all the time? And it's not >> Am I not right? >> I get what you're saying, but >> is is that I mean, is that not the truth? >> Not right. I >> mean, you all live in the same residence. So, if nobody has If one person doesn't have electricity, that means all of you don't have it, right? So, what was going on before you hit her? >> She was in my face. >> Yes, she got in my face. And >> how did that make you feel? >> The mother is questioned further as the officer pieces together the events leading up to the fight. >> Go ahead. >> Huh? >> I was mad. >> You were mad? >> I mean, what were you thinking when she was doing it? >> I wasn't. >> But she's talk. She always talks to her. She's nasty. She's mean. She's disrespectful. She's put holes in my walls upstairs. This is not the first time. I cannot deal with this. She put hands on her sister. This is wrong. She got in my face, pushed me. I can't deal. I I won't allow it. >> Where'd you hit her at? >> Her face. And then what happened? But she only and I'm not saying that that's it because it's not right. But she only did that because Michaela was getting in our face. She was like like a pit bull. I'm telling you. I know. My daughter. >> Mom, she says she was snatching stuff out of her hand. >> Yes. She tried to throw away all the computer cords, all this stuff that I bought. I said, "What are you doing?" I said, "I bought that. It's all going in the trash." I'm like, "What are you talking about? It's sitting on the couch >> this one >> because she's feeling some type of way. That's that's wrong and it's it's wrong and it's not right. >> I I I pay for everything. Everything. >> She goes to school. She goes to work. She don't complain. >> So, what are we doing? So, right now we're just trying to get the whole picture of it. >> Yeah. >> Cuz domestic violence is it's complicated. I >> I understand that. >> Um we got the whole we got the story from you. We got the story from her. >> Um and it did seem like she was like the more aggressive one and that's why she's in the back of our car right now. >> However, when you fill out a statement and says, "I swung at her first." Officers clarify that their focus is on identifying the primary aggressor by getting a full account from everyone involved. >> Then you become the primary aggressor. We're trying to figure out what >> So let me ask you something. So when somebody's in your face, >> she was in my she pushed me, got in my face, then was getting into her face, so I step in between both of them. >> She's she she's nasty. >> That That's why we're asking the extra questions. >> I understand. Yeah, I I get it. >> We We have to figure out, you know, all the little details that led up to >> I love her. I'll do anything for her, but I can't This cannot happen. This is not the first time that she has gone this is not the first time. This is just the first time that I called the police. >> Oh, there's open doors. >> So, yeah, let's let's do this cuz I just want to get this over with. >> I'll go get her shoes. >> Okay. She'll go to jail or night. Uh she'll see a judge in the morning. >> It'll be they'll ask her guilty, not guilty uh for an arraignment. U then she'll answer however she answers. She'll be issued a protection order saying you're not allowed to come back to this house or be within 500 ft or whatever it is with uh >> and then what about her belongings that are here? >> She'll be allowed one time to be escorted by a deputy to come out, grab personal items, whatever she's going to need to get her through. Um, >> but deputy will be here for that. >> Okay. >> And then after that, she won't be allowed to return. If she does, she'll get arrested again. >> Okay. >> Despite the tension, officers manage the situation with care. Michaela is taken into custody and the next steps will be handled in court. >> Sorry. Come on out. You know, you might as well go ahead and turn that phone off. >> Are we allowed to write numbers down or >> Yeah. Did you get socks? >> Huh? >> I believe so. >> Fine. >> You're doing all right. >> What are you doing on? >> My sister hit me back. >> So, what problem? >> Domestic violence. >> Crazy. >> All right. So, what's going to probably happen? Let me I'm going to make it real simple for you. It's not a crazy ass charge. Okay. You're going to pray down here. You're going to get booked. You're going to go to court in the morning. They're going to give you some type of warning. You're going be here for a long time. So, don't worry. >> No, I take your shoes off for me and hand them to me, please. >> My toes are my >> Listen, you should see some of the stuff here. That ain't going to be nothing. >> Michaela is ultimately arrested and charged with domestic violence. Number four, drunk out oftowner goes wild and picks a fight with cops. Officers are called to a bar where a man is refusing to leave and causing issues with other patrons. Here's what happens next. >> How are you? I'm officer Amos with the Key West Police Department. Doesn't seem to be. Give me one second. Hang out with this officer and just be cool. Keep your hand out of your pocket. >> Yeah. >> Called it in, ma'am. >> Yeah, I did. So he ordered a drink and he was drinking it. It was okay. He just kept on, you know, you know, >> just hang out with this officer. Don't leave anywhere. >> Yeah. Anyway, fell asleep and I was like, "You can't sleep at the bar." No. No. You know, Papa, wake up, you know, ran back down. I was like, "Dude, you're you're out, you know, with that." So then the guys, Fernando and Harold, >> did he pay Did he pay his tail? Yes. I made him pay it right off the bat. Yeah. Yeah. He doesn't owe me any money, you know. Yeah. No, >> you just want him off the property. >> Yeah. Because then we, you know, tried to get him out. I offered to buy a cat, you know, send him, you know, wherever just to get going. >> Okay. >> The guys got him down and then it was like he wanted to fight them, you know, and he just kept on going, you know. >> Did you touch anybody? Did it do anything? um Fernando. I mean, it was it was more like, you know, going back and forth, but it then they were very jovial about it and was like, "No, no, no, no." You know, and that's when I was like, >> it could just flip down like that. And I was like, well, listen, we're not putting up with this, you know. I'm calling the you guys to come in. >> So, as long as your property good, you want to trespass. >> Yeah, that's just it. That's just it. He just needs to get some place. You know, if you guys can I I honestly we couldn't, you know, there's a language barrier. I don't know where he's staying. You know, the guys tried they speak Spanish, you know. >> You speak Spanish? >> I don't think so. >> I'm almost I The guys were almost thinking going Russian maybe. I don't know. I'm sorry. Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> Thank you. Thank you. Due to a language barrier, staff assume the man could be Russian, but there's no confirmation. Officers move in to question him. >> Sir, where are you staying? >> Where do you stay? >> Where are you staying? >> Where you stay? >> No, I'm a police officer. >> Where are you staying? >> We live here, sir. >> Are you in a hotel or do you live in Key West? >> What does he You >> We live in Key West. >> Where are you staying? >> What does it say? >> Here in Key West. >> In Key West, sir. Do you you live in Key West? >> Yeah. >> Where do you live, sir? >> You go home? >> No, I am leaving. >> Well, you can't leave yet. We're trying to figure out where to go home so we can get you there. >> I'm a police officer. >> Police, sir. >> I know. >> Okay. >> You I see? >> Yeah. I hope you see. >> You sir. >> So, we're trying to get you home. So, where's home? >> Are you uh do you live here? >> From Russia. >> You're from Russia? Let's not do that. Let's not do that. Okay. >> Let's not Okay, >> you take that stance. It's going to end badly. Okay. >> Put your hands down to your side. We're not going to do that. Turn around for me. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn around for me. >> You did this. You took a stance. Turn around. If you don't turn, you're going to get tased. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Thank you. Put your hands behind your back. >> Behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Come on. >> We're not doing this game. >> Relax. >> Yeah. It's kind of funny, isn't it? >> Got this hand. >> Okay. >> You got it. I'm not. We're trying to figure out where you're at. But you're You want to take fighting stances, so we're not playing that. Okay. >> No, we're not. >> It's the Russian. Okay. Well, we're going to talk in a second, Mr. Russian. >> We're not worried one bit. We're not. But you're not going to elbow things and we're trying to figure out where you are, where you going to go. >> We're not worried. Okay. >> We're going to walk to the back of my car. All right. And then we're going to keep talking cuz you seem to have a problem tonight. >> Yep. >> Yep. >> Yep. >> When he suddenly resists, they waste no time placing him in handcuffs. He's then searched and secured inside the patrol vehicle. >> Yep. >> Okay. Come on, Bubba. We're gonna go this way to your right. There it is. Good job. Keep going. Come on. >> Come on. Come on. You see it didn't have to go this route, man. We're trying to get you home. >> It's a It's a It's a gas. >> It's a >> gas. No, it's not gas, sir. Okay. >> It's a cool. >> It's It's a what? >> It's cool. >> It's cool. All right. >> It's not Russian. >> It's It's Russian. It's not >> uh let's go to the far side. Yeah. >> You know, >> it's not Russian. >> Here, here, here, here. Turn. Right here. Right here. You have anything in your pockets I need to know about. Bubba, >> it's not Russian. >> It's not Russian. You're right. Okay. So, nothing in your pockets. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I'm going to search, >> dude. >> We didn't want to go this route. We just want to get you home, but you don't want to work with us. So, here we are. I know. That's what we're saying. Bad bad decisions. Too much drinking, my friend. >> Too much drinking. >> All right. >> Not Russian. >> Not Russian. You're right. I'm not I am not Russian. >> All right. Take a seat. Take a seat. Come on. >> Come on. Take a seat. Sit down. >> Yep. Take a seat. Sit. Wow. >> We're going to talk in a second. There you go. Move that leg in. Come on. This is >> I know it's going to hurt. Come on. Step in. There you go. >> It's a beast. >> I know it's not fun. >> I get it. >> Hang out right there. You're fine. >> After taking him into custody, officers go back inside to speak with the staff and take their statements. >> What's going on with this guy? So, >> I guess you guys asked him for the guy to leave or >> Uh-huh. >> He was sleeping at the bar. Okay. >> And then I mean I woke him up and I told him, "You've got to go." But I don't think he was understanding, you know, and then the guys got him out the door and were like, you know, by saying like, "We're closing, you know, whatever." And then he was coming back in and then he was like wanting to fight with them, you know, with them. And that's when I called you. >> Are you guys willing to press charges for the trespassing? If so, would you be going to jail? If not, then the victim's disservice. So, we need to go based off of what the victim wants to do. Um, if you guys aren't willing to pursue charges, there's like we can't really just like ID people and trespass them because without a victim, somebody want willing to do something. It's kind of like, >> okay, let me talk to the manager that's here. >> Yeah, that's fine. Go ahead. Okay. >> I'll be right here. All right. >> So, we don't want to press her. I got you. >> Well, let me go back over there and let them know and then we'll figure something out. >> Yeah. No, no, apologize. >> Okay. >> Let me take care of it. >> All right. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> You don't want to tell us where you're staying? >> Yeah. >> So, you don't have to go to jail? >> My jail? >> You want to go to jail? >> Then tell me where you're staying. Where's your hotel? >> Bro, I'm not my my >> Where is your hotel? It's >> hurt. We're not taking you out of those guys. You want to go to jail? >> Yes. Have a jail. >> You don't want to go? Okay, then tell me where you live. >> Yes. >> Where is your hotel? >> Which one? >> Ocean Key House. >> Yes. Per house in >> maybe. I don't know. >> Despite repeated attempts, the man gives no useful info. He names a few hotels, claims he's from Orlando, but nothing adds up. >> No, I know. >> You live in Orlando? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. >> You're visiting from Orlando? >> Yeah. >> Where are you staying in Key West? >> In Key West? You're in a hotel? >> I'm not leaving this place. >> But where are you staying? >> Where were you going to sleep tonight? >> Tonight? Where will you sleep? >> What? What? I >> I don't understand Russian, sir. Where will you sleep tonight? >> You have a hotel in Key West? >> Okay, we're done. >> Okay. >> To jail. >> I'm going jail. >> Go to jail, sir. >> I'm thinking you you don't work. >> Go to jail. With no safe way to get him home and no one to take responsibility for him, the officers have no choice but to take him to jail. He's ultimately charged with assault on an officer, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest without violence. Number three, pregnant daughter versus her own mother. Police are called to a tense situation in a hotel room involving a pregnant woman and her mother in a loud verbal dispute. Here's what happens next. >> Hello. No. >> What's going on? >> I got her this morning. I'm not HER GO OUT. CAN you please have her go out for me? PLEASE HAVE HER GO OUT. >> SEPARATE yourself over there. >> Have her go. She need to go. No, I need her to go. >> Can I grab her other things, please? >> What you need? What other things? What you need? >> She bring me out. I got my own apartment. GET YOUR STUFF UNDER THE WEST SIDE OF CHICAGO. SHE BROUGHT ME OUT HERE TO go to me. >> Who's Whose name is it under? >> It's under my name. >> She can >> She can put you out. >> I know she can put me out. What I'm saying IS WHY WOULD YOU PUT ME OUT AT 3 in the morning? >> I have a real bad anxiety and I just need HER TO GO. >> SHE HAS A MENTAL ILLNESS. SHE HAS BIPOLAR. THIS SCHISOPHRENIA ANXIETY. She doing it to me all. >> First of all, stop screaming. It's not going to solve anything. >> Pump the brakes for a second. I don't know who you guys are. >> I don't know what is going on. You guys are just screaming. >> I understand what you're saying. She has the right to put you out. >> Period. End the story. You don't have to rationalize it to me. She doesn't need a reason. >> You are not on the road. >> It's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is she br me out here to do this to me. Why would you bring me? Why would you come get me from my apartment? That's not a police issue. Bring me out here, right? It's not. So why would she call you? >> Even if it's wrong, it's not illegal. >> You didn't have to come out here. >> Okay. She has a right to put you out. So grab your >> because of her mental illness though. I'm grabbing my thing. >> SHE I STILL HAVE STUFF IN HER CAR. I have a jacket in her car. WHY WOULD YOU PUT ME? I DON'T HAVE >> THAT IS A civil issue that the police do not handle. >> I cannot force her to give you the stuff. So, I can't get my jacket out her car. So, I have to >> If it's her car, she has to give me permission to go in the car. >> Can you get my jacket out the car? >> I offer her a rabbit. >> You don't have THEY DON'T EVEN HAVE TO pay for >> When questioned, the daughter tells the officers that this isn't the first time her mom has done something like this and blames her mother's issues for the situation. That's why we can't even be in the car yet. >> Copy that. >> What? >> That's the reason why I got her bar from my apartment cuz she do stuff like this. I'm ready to leave. I don't I don't have a problem with leaving. But why would you? I'm 9 months pregnant. Why would you put me out here 3:00 in the morning? Why would you even bring me out here? >> All right. Step outside and talk to them. I need to talk to you. >> Like this doesn't make sense. I I don't understand. I >> She has a mental illness. Literally just said she has anxiety. She has anxiety. She has bipolar. She has schizophrenia. She do time. >> What did What did >> Nothing ma'am. I got up this morning. I went to the bathroom. It was like 2 something 250 this morning. And I went and I used the bathroom. My stomach was hurting. I had to do a bow movement. And she got up and was just like, I got to pee. Hurry the up like out of nowhere. And you know, I just went up in there and had to do a bell movement. And then you now she's sitting up there some more. Yeah. Get the you ready to get the calling me on my name for no reason. I don't I don't like that. She does this me all the time. She has did a lot of me like honestly. >> I get you. I get you. Um but you're feeling okay. How how many months pregnant are you? >> I'm n I'm 36 weeks. >> When do you when are you due? >> May 22nd. >> Okay. So, she has a mental illness first of all. >> And you guys came here before for us cuz she bust every window out of my car. >> Okay. >> Um, I asked her, "Can I use the bathroom?" First of all, we started arguing about a blanket. I have a throw blanket. She wants to come here because I have the money. I buy her things. If you can see, the room smells like because she's not much pregnant. She still smokes. Okay. So, I asked her, "Can I use the bathroom in my room this morning?" And she wanted to >> The officers then speak to the mother who claims her daughter started an argument over using the bathroom and says she's difficult to live with. >> She wanted to um argue about it. And I'm like, you know, I just need to urinate. You can continue to do what you need to do. It was a big argument with that. So, I asked her to leave. Like, when she gets like that, I need for her to get out of my presence. and she with me. She started recording me. She started calling me out of my name. I offered her a ride home. She didn't want to get up. She wanted to sit here and make a thing and just keep bothering me. And she does that all the time. And I still fall for her. >> Did it get physical at all? You just were just yelling back? >> No, we was just yelling back and forth, but I was trying to get her to stop. So my neighbors I don't you know I >> Do you have a reason why I'm detained? Cuz that I don't feel like that's a reason. If she said, "Oh, she want to be We're both arguing. We were called here. I already explained it to you. It's fine. But we were I already explained to you why you're still here. >> But I'm saying you said I'm detained. Is there a reason why I'm detained? >> Yes. Because we're still following up on our investigation. >> How? She said all she wanted me to do was to get out. I got out. So why is it still an investigation? >> Cuz it's domestic related incident. >> How is it domestic? >> Cuz your mom your mom. >> No. Look, I was care. I'm saying that's my mom when I'm with her. Like just because I'm with her doesn't mean she didn't raise me. >> It's still you you're still with her. >> She still told you that I'm okay to leave. She said she wanted me to leave out of her room. That's what I did. I left out of her room. So why do I have to stand here with you all? >> Because you still have to stand here until everything is cleared. Okay? And we still have to investigate what we were here and called for. Okay? Either way, you don't have your stuff with you. They're grabbing it for you. The reason that they're grabbing it for you so that you guys do not argue again. >> Can you state your badge number? >> Yeah. 319. >> 3:30. Inspector. >> And what's your name? I can't see it from over there. And then you Franco. >> Yep. >> Could you get out of my purse? >> Okay. >> I wasn't in your purse. Things take another turn when the mother claims her wallet is missing and implies that her daughter may have taken it. >> Can you let them know that everything is over with? I'm I'm confused because I'm still sitting here. >> I told you. >> She said something about she's got a purple wallet or something that's missing. Do you have it? >> I don't have her purple wallet. >> I'm just ask [ __ ] mental illness. >> Stop shooting me. No, because I'm not screaming at you. I'm not have an issue with you. Just because I'm a black woman and I'm screaming does not [ __ ] mean I have an issue with you. I have a right to be mad. >> It has nothing to do with you being black has you to be screaming at 2:30 in THE MORNING. >> YOU TALKING ABOUT STOP SCREAMING AT ME AND I don't have you no issue with me. I don't have an issue with you. She didn't say so I left my right there everything so you can see be considerate person and keep your voice down cuz people are trying to sleep the take. Can you check that? >> Look, ma'am. >> It is 3:30 in the morning. >> I I'm aware of that. >> That's why I'm asking you to stop screaming. I can hear you just fine right now. >> Can you check the Can you check that, please? >> All right, we'll check the bill. >> Like, real I don't have no reason to steal from her. I'm just trying to get the >> say that you did. I >> like stealing from her. >> I asked you if you had it. That's it. >> I probably didn't say you stole anything. Okay. I got my own money. Check that purse, too. >> Nothing. >> Is this yours? >> Yes. >> Does it have your ID or something in it? >> No. >> Cuz she said her wallet's missing. That was It is purple. >> This is pink, sir. I don't think you understand how to look. This is pink. This is not purple. >> Can I see it? >> This is mine. >> Can I see it? Is this your wallet? [Music] >> Is that it? >> No. >> Exactly. This not her wallet. >> Officers search the bags and clarify that the daughter's belongings don't contain the missing wallet. The daughter insists she hasn't stolen anything and views the accusation as another form of emotional manipulation. >> I didn't say you stole it. I don't know why. >> No, but she said I'm stealing it. She's trying to procrastinate this longer than it should be. She wanted me to get out. She just asked you where it was. She thought, >> "Why the I have it?" >> Because she said you were upset and she started grabbing stuff and maybe took it by accident. >> I grabbed my pants. You seen me go over there and grab a pair of pants? >> Yes, but you already had a bag >> and it's not in there. So, that issue is over now. >> I found it. >> Right. Cuz she was in her car. She did. >> It don't matter. I didn't have it. >> Right. Ma'am, you have a warrant for your arrest. >> You have two actions. >> I'll call you in the front. >> It's because of her, though. >> Can you turn my Can I turn his phone off? >> Yeah, of course. Save the battery. >> Want to call you in the front? >> Of course, it's because of her. >> Okay. >> As the officers try to wrap things up. They run a check and discover that the daughter has a warrant. She's then placed in cuffs and arrested. Number two, man challenges officers at the airport and instantly regrets it. Police respond to a disturbance at the Hyatt Hotel in Orlando International Airport after staff report a man being verbally aggressive and yelling profanities. Here's what happens when the officers arrive. >> What's going on? >> Go airport 6our unit check. >> What's going on? He's um >> he he went up to uh to our floor at the lobby and trying to get issue trying to fight and all that. >> Right now he's falling down. I convinced he trying to calm down. >> Okay. He just came up himself and then >> you know >> you said he's trying to fight. >> Yeah. >> Did he say Did you say anything? >> No, I don't fight nobody >> of that. He said he's trying to fly to LA. >> My flight. >> So, um, but right now he's he's like I told you, he's trying a flight to LA as well, but he doesn't know he got a ticket or nothing. >> You seem calm now. I don't see any problem with you. >> Um, I'm Look, my mother just >> Okay. I'm sorry to hear I go to LA and then from LA I fly back to Jersey. I got a long 4 days ahead of me. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to put that on me. I did not. >> Okay. >> But this is hard right now. I didn't want to leave here. >> Okay. So, from my understanding, you're still in good shape. Nobody's trying to trespass or anything. It's not trying to refuse a room or anything like that. >> No. What I need you to do is just go somewhere else and just try to settle down. >> I don't know where my plate is. >> I'm trying to find out what is going on. I don't know because the warriors handle everything. I don't know what's going on right now. >> We got scissors in there. So, >> yeah. Don't >> Yeah. Put that back. >> Put that down. Put that down. >> Put that down. >> Put that down. >> Put it down. As officers try to determine what's going on, they ask him for ID and proof of travel. The man refuses to cooperate, repeatedly demanding explanations while avoiding direct answers. >> I'm telling you to put it down. All right. >> No, I'm a hair stylist. >> I understand you. Put it down cuz I don't feel comfortable you holding this right now. So, put it back and I'll let and I'll give it back to you. All right. >> Zip zip your bag up. >> Yo, you guys are seriously so up. Are you joking right now? I'm a hairstyle. >> You can't be a hair. >> That doesn't mean >> here. Here. Take these then. You can get more right there. Take those also. >> I'll take Yeah, I'll give it back to you right now. >> My god. >> We figure out what's going on. >> You got ID, >> boss. What's your name? >> My name is Stephen. >> Stephen, do you have ID? >> I love the fact that you're all >> Do you have ID? >> I love the fact you're all Do you have ID or not? >> Yeah, I do. >> Let me see it. Can I ask you why you need to see it? >> Right now, it seems to me that you don't have any business at the airport. Correct. >> I have a flight going out. >> Let me see the ticket. >> Tell me Tell me why. Let me see the ticket. >> Let me see the ticket. Put everything in your >> Excuse me. >> Let me see your ticket. >> It's on. >> This is going to be my third time asking you. If you don't let me see a ticket, then you will be trespassed from the airport. [Music] You know, >> can I get the land to my location? >> This is the one thing that you guys always make mistake about. >> You always make this mistake. Why do you want to do that? >> Why do you want three now? This going to be my fourth time. Let me see your ticket. >> A spectacle about it. Why do you want to make such a spectacle? Cuz you now at the end of the day, >> you are delaying your process. Let me see your ticket. I'll I'll my train flowers. >> My phone is completely unlocked. What do you want to do? >> Let me see your ticket. Pull it up. >> Do something. >> Pull up your ticket. >> Here's my phone unlocked. >> Are you telling me that you don't have a ticket? >> Pull up your ticket. >> When the officer is pressed further, he refuses to show a plane ticket and makes personal comments toward the officers. Who do I call? >> Pick that cigarette up and put it back in your backpack. >> First of all, don't order me in my >> Okay, you are talking your way into jail. You You're up here. I need you to calm down. >> I'm from Jersey. I'm sitting here where you're from. Nothing. Nothing but came. >> We're obviously here because you don't know how to act. I'm walking myself. >> You need to fix. >> What do you want? It's right here. What do you want? Don't aggressively come at me. Let me see your cigarette >> for a cigarette. Do not come at me. Let me see your ticket. >> You want to Why don't we get somebody from GSA to get my ticket? Cuz my ticket's on fire. So, there's my phone. There's my phone. My hands are up. All right. All these cameras. Let's get TSA to come here and show me where my ticket is cuz apparently I don't know. I do. I do. I do. I do. I'm asking GSA to come and show me where it is. >> Cuz I ain't being that. And don't come at me. >> Where's your >> Don't I showed you my ID. >> Don't come at me. >> Who's coming at you? I'm telling you. You're dropping all your on the floor. >> We're telling you to put everything back together. >> Yeah. What do you want to do? We got called out here because you don't know how to act. >> What do you want? What do you want? >> We were just down here. We were ready to end this thing and now you want to act like >> No, no, no. I'm not escalating. You are. Explain to me, sir. What do you want from me right now? >> I want you to leave >> and >> I have a plane. I can't leave >> and stop causing disturbance to the Hyatt employees. >> I can't leave. I have a plane, so I can't. Despite being given multiple chances to comply, he keeps arguing and shifting the conversation away from the issue. >> What's your name? >> Steven. >> Steven. >> All right, Stephen. Nice to meet you. Listen, what we need from you right now is you got to see some form of ticket, some plane ticket, cuz that means that you have business to be here, right? That's all we want to see. If you have a plane ticket and you can be civilized, you're good to go. All right, >> sir. I'm always civilized. >> All right. I mean, clearly right now you're a little bit riled up, but >> one of a little bit riled up. >> One white guy. One, two, three, four, five. I got five. >> Four Puerto Ricans and a black guy. All up on me. Listen, bro. >> So tell me why. Now I'm from Patterson, New Jersey. >> Let's not play that right now. When you want to flip-flop that how that seems wrong. You tell me when you have one white guy. >> Listen, if you want to play like that, we'll just wait for that. >> Here's my phone, sir. >> Are you going to show me the You're not. All right, bro. Let's just wait for Lance. We're not going to be playing this game with you. I'll bring you up right now. >> So good, bro. Don't worry. That's it. >> I I'll just wait for Lance, bro, cuz he just going to go >> pressing something wrong. >> Mind keeping your hands out of the bag. How about you shut the >> You're that weak. >> Keep your hands out of the bag. >> Stop digging around. >> Are you hands out of the back? >> I'm getting my ID. Are you >> resisting? Why are you hurting me? >> Yeah. >> I'm not hurting you. >> Just like that. >> I'm not hurting you. You >> You're a You too. Yeah, Richard is the lawsuit's coming against you. Know that. Why you tweaking my arm? Cuz I did nothing. I went to get my ID for them and they want to be Yep. >> While being detained, he accuses the officers of attacking him, saying he was just trying to cooperate. He makes threats of legal action and claims he's going to sue everyone involved. These are your cops. These are your cops. These are your cops. You see that? These are your cops. >> These are your cops. Your cops right here, sir. Those are your cops. No shoes on. They think they're cops. Those are your cops. Put your >> Those are No. What? >> You want to act like what? >> I didn't have shoes on when you attacked me. You mother We have cameras all over the >> I was going to get you my ID. You want to attack me? >> I'm on a flight out. I can't wait to sue all >> Yeah, >> yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You're You think you're tough, bro. You're >> Mhm. >> You know, Garcia, you really are. I mean, you got beat up every day in high school. You thought you were going to do something citrus county, but you're not. You know why? Cuz when you come from Jersey, like you're loser, mouth. I bet you are. >> Stephen, do you have your ID with you? >> I don't know, sir. Handcuffed. >> So I don't know. >> You're being handcuffed. It's >> Why am I being handcuffed? Why? Why have I disgruntled? >> You just got in this guy's face. >> No, I did not. No, no, you attacked >> after he told you not to reach in your bag. you. I was going for my ID. >> When I got here, me and you were down here. >> Now you want to take it all. >> I was going for my ID and now you want to ext. >> This officer asked you for your ID five times >> and I went for it and then all of a sudden you want to say I'm reaching. Are you joking? Listen to me. Look, bro. This don't work. >> Let me ask Let me ask you this. >> What do you want to do? What do you want to do? >> Let me ask you this. What do you want to do? What do you want to do, bro? >> How How much did you drink today? Really? Way too much. >> Way too much. >> Way too much. >> You got an ID, please. >> As the officers search him and check his belongings, he keeps shouting and refusing to calm down. >> Are you from >> I can't wait to sue your department. >> Are you from here or a different state? >> I'm from Jersey. Well, you don't even know who I am. >> I'm being very, very, very nice right now to all of you. I am missing a flight cuz you want to detain me. But you know what? No, no, no, no. Listen, listen. Listen, mother. >> So, listen. Before we take him to a car, let's let's check his pockets. Make sure he's clean. >> I ain't got pockets. >> I ain't got pockets. I ain't got pockets. >> All right, sit back down. >> You want to be that guy? You want to be that guy, bro? I'm the guy that's here to bring your whole apartment down for no reason. For no reason. You're acting like the >> India braango middle name on a whiskey mic. >> Sit down. >> I'm not >> just relax. Why are you up and down, man? >> Cuz taking the off. >> We're chill. One one second. We're chilling. The next >> I'm chill. But this think he's somebody. >> Take him the off. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let's get your sandals on. >> I got uh >> info. Yeah. >> Okay. >> We're going this way. >> Oh, sorry. Yep. Go to the right. >> On the way to the patrol car, he continues mocking the officers and laughing at the situation. >> Dude, Steven, relax. >> No. This motherucker wants to grab me this way. >> You feel good in your job? You feel good. You feel good. Why are we doing this? >> You feel good. You feel good. You feel good. >> I was ready to let you go on. >> I'm going out. >> And now you got to get in officer's faces. >> Really? Because I'm sitting down cuz you know something used to like you sit here in your Florida town thinking that you're somebody. >> What do you want to do? Take me. See you tomorrow. Believe me, I'll make the money. I don't even I'll make the money tomorrow. Will you >> When did you start drinking? Honestly, >> what time is it? >> It's 1:30. About four. >> Four. >> And you've been this up since I've been >> Come on, dog. >> Dude, I What? Now you want to be I'm being serious. >> Yeah. >> So, put me in a car. Put me in a cab. Where are we going? >> We're going in that SUV. >> Why? >> I'm We're going to jail, Stephen. >> Now, you know I got to sue you, right? You know I have to sue you cuz you have no cause at all. You have no cause at all. And I got to see you now. And it's awesome cuz I got a flight waiting for me. >> It It should be open. >> I can't wait. I can't wait. This is awesome. Oh my god, bro. I I never thought that like a $400,000 penny was coming today. >> Can you take these off? >> No, man. Watch out. Well, let's get this Let's get the seat belt on you here. Sit back. >> Well, take these off, >> Stephen. Relax. >> Oh my god. Now I got 600,000. >> Can't wait. This is going to be a great day. What a great day. What a great day. >> Stephen, I need you to sit down. Okay, >> I'm I'm sitting. You're just for sure. That's fine. Once inside the vehicle, he escalates further by making a direct threat toward one of the officers, which adds a serious criminal charge to the list. Ultimately, he's arrested and charged with disorderly intoxication and making threats against law enforcement. Number one, hotel guest breaks the rules and faces the consequences. Officers respond to a hotel where staff are trying to remove a guest who's been causing problems since the previous day. Hotel staff asked police to trespass her from the property. >> Hi, welcome. >> Hello. >> Welcome back. >> All right, so we have Miss Jessica Sts who's been with us since yesterday. She's just had a lot of erratic behavior. Yesterday, she was drinking at the rooftop, getting really intoxicated. We asked her to leave. She kept coming back three times. Um, then she claimed that the guy that she's with stole $30,000 from her. I wanted immediate attention for that. Um, this morning was walking barefoot grabbing pastries off the continental thing. So, long story short, we're going to kick her out. This morning, she was clicking the emergency button. So, I was answering it trying to figure out what happened, what the emergency is. She wouldn't answer me, which is why I called you guys. So, we're going to go see what the emergency is, and then we're going to ask her to leave. >> Do we want her out? Just >> in general, I just want her out. >> Okay. So, we're not doing a trespass. No, let's do a trespass. Let's do a trespass. >> Thank you. >> I'm going to just speak first. Just let her know. >> Hotel management. >> Hello. >> Hi. You pressed the emergency button, so I wanted to come and see if you were okay. >> Oh, yeah. We're great. Thanks. >> Do you mind opening the door for me? >> I didn't know I pressed emergency. >> You're okay, but anytime somebody presses that, I have to enter the room. >> Button, >> the emergency button on the phone. >> So, I had two people up here trying to help me figure out the phone's broken. >> Okay. I have to enter though to make sure the room is okay and that you're okay. If the emergency button is pressed, >> please do. Thank you. >> Do you know if she has a car here or Uber or >> I don't know. >> What button is that? >> So, you press the emergency. There's a button that says emergency on the own. >> When officers arrive at a room, they find Jessica and her partner inside. She appears calm at first, but quickly turns defensive when informed they need to vacate the room. >> Good morning. >> Good. >> How you doing? >> Good. >> Even better. I'm trying to get in touch with I I called emergency on my mother in Orlando. >> Oh, okay. So, you actually dialed emergency from here? >> Yeah, but they connected me to Orlando. My grandmother's in trouble. >> Oh, no. Okay. From our side, just looking around a little bit, it looks like you're smoking on the terrace, >> which we don't allow smoking in our property. So, we're going to have to ask you to leave today. >> We're not going to charge you for tonight or anything like that, but we're not going to be able to keep you for another night. So, we're going to have to ask you to leave. Are we able to pack everything up within the next like 30 actually 15 20 minutes? >> Seriously? >> Yeah. I'm serious. We pay for nights. Can we just pay for the smoking fee? >> No. Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. >> So, I'll step out and we'll give you guys a chance to kind of get things going. I'll get a bell cart up so we can take everything downstairs. Do you have a car with us? >> What? >> Do you have a vehicle with us? >> We have a card and a motorcycle. >> Okay. We'll get those ready on the ramp for you then. Do you need help packing up? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. I'll just be right after. You're welcome. Yeah, >> you can leave now. >> You're not going to watch me dress and all that. >> You go outside. >> Yeah, we'll step outside and you can put something on, but then we're going to come and make sure that everything gets packed up and >> you can go while we pack. We paid for our room today, >> right? So, >> go outside. >> You're going to pack because we're going to leave. You're going to step outside. You're not going to be here a while. >> Right. Well, we'll she she'll get here so she can she can watch you put a shirt on. >> Listen, ma'am. Let me let me explain something. >> Watch any of this. >> Let me explain. >> Officers calmly explain the hotel's policy and give her time to pack, but she demands they leave the room before she starts. >> You're being removed. You're going to be trespassed. >> I understand. >> We're going to wait outside while that happens. We have 30 minutes. All we did was smoke outside. going to be trespassed from the property >> if we don't get out in 30 minutes outside. >> First of all, >> you don't have any right to tell me what to do in my room that I've made. >> We don't walk out in trespass. >> No, >> you're being trespassed. We are going to make sure that you gather all your belongings. >> Wait outside while I do it. >> No. >> No. >> If you want to go into the bathroom with a shirt and put a shirt on, >> no. Like an adult, >> that's fine. >> But we're not leaving you in here by yourself. >> Adult and wake. We're not doing >> I'm going to wait over here. Excuse me. >> Why don't we start packing your >> You have no business being involved in our property. So you guys will get out. You got to get all your stuff. >> Yeah, we can do that, but you wait outside while we do that. >> No, not going to happen. >> We're not doing that. >> This is my room. I paid for it. >> Are you going to Are you going to give me my money back? >> She already said that they're not going to charge you for the night. Are you going to charge me for the day that you're >> Sir? Do you have an ID or anything with you? >> No. >> You're being charged for anything for today? >> Why? >> Because we smoked in the We have to deal with all this. >> I called the police on my grandmother who is being abused by my mother in Orlando in a completely different city. >> Acting up. >> Packing up. Let's start packing up. >> Wait outside while I pack up. Okay. >> You have no business being in here. >> Just put a shirt on and let's keep moving. Okay. >> You have no business. >> I would like you to stop. >> We're not leaving. I know that's what you would like to happen, but that's not what's going to happen. >> Absolutely. >> So, you're being trespassed. If you don't start packing up and leaving now, I'll put you in handcuff. >> No business being in >> I will put you in handcuffs and I will take you to the county jail. >> You have no business being trespass after warning. Do you understand? >> Get the out of my room. Do >> you want to go to jail? Get out of my room. >> Last chance. The officers deny the request, explaining they must remain present to maintain control. That's when the situation begins to escalate. >> You have no business. >> Start packing your belongings. >> I paid for this room. >> Start packing your >> Are you refusing to pack your belongings? >> No, I asked you to wait outside. >> Can I explain that? That's not happening. Are you refusing to pack your things? >> You guys are the biggest I've ever met in my life. like we don't have enough problems. >> See if she has the 14. >> A you have her all information. >> Okay. Do you have his too or no? No, just his name actually just to be safe because I don't trust that >> because you spoke up my clothing so AC doesn't all go out. >> No, you actually let it open. We paid for it to be. >> You're not paid to be here. We don't pay to be here. Actually, that's all I have. >> You're not even allowed to be here right now. >> This is highly illegal. >> My will be in contact with you shortly. Good. Jessica curses at them, refuses to follow directions, and accuses them of violating her rights. >> What's your first name, sir? >> Ryan. >> Ryan. >> What's your last name? Ryan. >> Ryan, come here. >> Can you spell that? Give me your address. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Ryan, >> how do you spell Mclaclin? >> Do not He You don't have to do anything in this room. Come here right now. >> Go put your shirt on. >> Come here. >> Ryan. >> Ryan. >> Can you please listen to us? She's going to be >> in here. Do not have to do anything a goddamn day. >> How much longer are we going to go? >> Let's put her in handcuffs. >> I'm ready to be ready. >> I'm ready. >> Well, that's what I was hoping was going to happen. Well, she took that off to put something else in. >> I can hear you whispering. >> Go for it. >> Oh, is that her? Oh, phenomenal. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I know my wife. >> I'm sure not. and I know my rights >> and I'm explaining them to my friend >> do not answer one >> she's back will answer every question you possibly have >> awesome Cool. Do not answer question. >> Nothing matters. >> As officers finish up, the woman keeps running her mouth, pushing things far enough to be placed under arrest. >> Would you mind helping me with the suitcase, Ryan or Mike? Uh, Michael O'Brien. >> Ryan. >> It's Brian McGloin. >> Oh, sorry. Yeah. Light that inside. I guess I might have been in charge. >> Light up a cigarette. >> No, you're not. You're not smoking. >> Don't tell me I'm doing I haven't done anything with it. Quit pretending. over exercising your little petty rights. You have nothing better to do, Bill. I just tried to save my 98-year-old grandma from getting her. That's all I did. >> She's got her. >> I don't think the phone's cordless. So, I don't I don't think that's how it works. >> It is actually cordless. That's how it works. I don't think >> it's 2024. What the >> That's true. >> Where the [ __ ] >> New Jersey. >> New Jersey. >> Mhm. >> Not that there's anything wrong with New Jersey, but it is 2024. >> Thank you. And we didn't do a thing wrong. And you're in my room and you have no business here. >> It's a room I rented. So it's my room right now. >> I paid for it. So it is right there. >> You can save right there. Unbelievable. Good thing we're on YouTube. >> Her entitled attitude only worsens as she begins insulting the hotel and making outrageous claims. >> Good thing >> this place just opened and it will just get closed. >> Ryan, you're going to be the one driving, right? >> No, we're not driving. >> Oh, okay. Perfect. Even better. >> Is it? Yeah, cuz we're from LA. And guess what? I am >> an investigative reporter. >> Congratulations. >> Yep. Do you or me? >> Cool. >> It's not going to work out very well for either. >> Would you like some? Have you ever tried that? >> No, thank you. >> Sure. >> Yes, please. >> It's an illegal You can all smell it. >> Dude, it's a joke. >> Stop. >> Come on now. It's a joke. >> You're going to jail. You're done. >> Why? >> Spray me with that [ __ ] >> I don't know what that is. >> Really? It's a power. >> Doesn't matter. You're going to jail. >> That heal. Yeah. You're done. >> She intoxicated. I don't need that. No, >> you could be healed in jail. Why? You got all of her stuff to figure out to do with her stuff. >> Come on. >> You guys are seriously >> I bought it at the gas station. You're done >> for what? >> Second drawer. Can I sit down? >> Why would I get arrested for what? >> Uh, disorderly conduct, trespass after warning. We're asking you to leave and you're you're making more of a mess. You >> kidding me? >> Freedom. It's herb, >> right? You know that in the city of Sarasota? >> No. I bought it at the gas station in Sarasota. Even while cupped, she continues arguing, throwing out sarcastic jabs, calling the officers losers, and ranting with bizarre remarks. >> Not in the city of Sarasota. >> Yeah, I did. >> I swear on God. >> No. >> Weren't you with me? >> Why would I I swear on God, it's herb. >> Okay. >> It's healthy. I don't care. >> Are these your slides? >> It was a joke. >> It's That's not funny. Okay. Does any Is anyone laughing? You're not even laughing. >> Why are you in my hotel room? >> Put your shoes on. We're going. >> I paid $250. >> I don't care how much you paid. You're going. >> You're still working on it. >> Are you good with good with MLT if we take her down? >> Yeah, it's fine. >> All right. Come on. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. What am I going to? >> I already told you. >> What? >> I paid for tuna. >> I didn't smoke. >> No, he's waiting for him to Alex. If somebody can just stay with him so he's not alone. I'll be right back up. >> Oh, you're all calm and you want to talk like a normal person now. Right. Now that you're in handcuffs, right? >> But before and you're thrown around. You >> I was in my own hotel room. >> I've never paid that much money for a hotel room. Oh, >> you probably shouldn't have. >> Well, it was a lot of money. I felt like I deserve to be there. I didn't feel like you guys deserve >> Sorry that you didn't feel that way. >> This way. >> Jessica is eventually taken to the patrol car, still yelling about being wronged. Inside the hotel, Ryan stays put under watch while officers wrap up their investigation. You guys good? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. >> What are we doing now? [Music] >> It's like an herb. >> Mhm. >> Like a herbal tea. >> Yeah. Are you >> concealing anything within your body? Okay. Go >> ahead. Take a step in. Can you take a picture? >> Yeah, I got it. Yeah, this is what this is what >> Yep. This is what's fun for me. I want to come up and deal with drunk women throwing on their hotel. >> Jessica is taken into custody and charged with trespass and failure to leave by order. All that drama and not even a smirk, that's professional restraint at its finest. Let us know your thoughts in the comments.