There's a fine line between standing your ground and acting unhinged. And these Karens sprint right past it. Here are five cases when cops lost patience with these psycho Karens. Number five. Landlord goes full Karen after attacking tenant. Police respond to a domestic disturbance after a woman reports that a man she allowed to stay in her home refuses [music] to leave and has become physically aggressive. Here's what happens next. He's very aggressive. She also accuses the man of using her for housing and manipulating the situation by using her address to claim tenancy [music] rights. She insists that she no longer wants the man in her home, but says she's not interested in pressing charges. >> [laughter] >> This guy talks so good. This is his MO because he's been homeless for five years, which I did not know. But that's his MO is to get mail at somebody's house and then say, "Oh, I have established residency." I don't care what No, you did not. Mhm. I swear, please just get Officers then speak to the man involved who presents a very different account. She said, "Oh, so you're going to just lay here and you're not going to do what I need done and this and that." And I was like, "I'm not going to get from nobody. Nobody. For nobody from nobody. Just go yourself." She said, "Oh Oh." Then after that, she just went Listen, I turned my camera on immediately. She just went stupid. I turned my camera on and I started recording. Okay, so let's She came back in She came back in and put When she came back in she got me a homeless and punched me in the mouth. Punched you in the mouth? Yes, ma'am. My lip is split. I'm going to take out my phone, all right? I'll be right back. I want to see the recording. Yes, ma'am. That was just too much. Is this the beginning? No. You need to show me from the >> This is the beginning. This I had this This is her I was taking the picture cuz I was trying to turn the camera on. Okay. She attacked that when she grabbed me. Yeah, that was just a picture. She grabbed me and she came up and I grabbed her by her and I pulled her to the ground and I held her there. And Tiffany came over. Yes, ma'am. There you go. THAT'S HE ALSO PROVIDES VIDEO FOOTAGE FROM HIS phone showing her screaming, hitting him, and using abusive language. It's another one after that. She came back in the room after that. And she came back in the room. Yeah, she came back in the room and then next one she hit me and she ran up and hit ME ON THE YEAH, THAT'S FROM THE GLASS? YES, MA'AM. That that that's um the on the floor. And when she landed on the floor I guess it cut her arm. I was here for hours. That's just a friend of mine. Like that's just a friend of mine. You can go on Facebook about 7 or 8 months. This me and her her son wasn't in here but he was he went he went to Indiana and he ended up going to jail cuz he didn't leave the room for the next few weeks while she moved. But she'll get drunk. I've been here for going on 3 months now. And I have She's been here for probably 2 years. But she's always sub leasing the apartment. That's my daughter's That's my son's mom. She just came visiting me. from yesterday. So it was just you and pretty much her? Well, we were here now but she came to visit me. Yeah. Mhm. Well, her son just got out of jail and he got out of jail. He said something. How y'all doing? THE SECOND TIME SHE HIT ME THE SECOND TIME SHE BUST MY LIP. SHE'S GOING to bust my lip on this one. She said I've been homeless for 5 years and I'm lying and I'm crazy and stuff. I don't know why she In the footage he appears to be calm and non-aggressive holding her back defensively. I never did nothing to her. I never We never had a argument or nothing. I want to press charges. I'm pressing charges. She hit me twice. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. I'm only going to I'm only going to put the truth. Yes, ma'am. Oh, I'm so sorry, ma'am. I didn't know there was still bleeding. It was a glass and a straw that broke. Yeah, I don't think I don't think it needs stitches. I'm not worried about that. I'm worried about my hair. Oh, sorry. Yeah, I'm more worried about my hair falling out cuz he pulled a handful out. I do have some. Wait, what? Why? Okay, but I want to lock my house. I don't lock my house. Ma'am, we're going to put you on the ground. Do not. Do not. I need to lock my house. I have to lock my house. Okay, that's fine. We just told you. You won't let me lock my house? We just told you. Really? Okay. Okay, that's fine. I'm a great I will I will go with you willingly but let me lock my house. Please, ma'am. All right, so you're done? Go ahead and get on your side. Look, please let me lock my house. This is a bad neighborhood. >> so get on Get on Get on your butt. Okay, I will. Sit up. Okay. Can I lock my house? Oh my god, you're not going to let me lock my house? We'll figure that out. No, please I I need to lock my house. Do you have anything on you? Listen. Listen. Do you have anything that will poke, stick, stab? Okay. Just please let me lock my house. Now that the woman is placed under arrest, the officers assure her they will assist in securing the property and eventually help her [music] before taking her into custody. Let me lock my house. You know this neighborhood's bad. I don't have anything on me. I don't have anything on me. Stop moving, okay? >> I'm not even moving. Just please let me lock my house. I'm the only one that lives there. I need to lock my house and then I'll go with you willingly. Well, we're going to go over there. We're going to We're going to uh figure it out for you. Can you close all the windows and lock my house? This is a bad neighborhood and I have Everything I own is in there. We're going to walk over there. We'll figure it out. You want to go to the other side? I have nothing on me. I'm controlling you. Stand right here, okay? Stand right here. I just want to lock my house. I'll go to jail willingly. It's okay. It's It is what it is. I just want to go lock my house. Do you have drugs or anything on you that you're not supposed to introduce into the jail into the facility? No, I understand if there's anything on you that we won't discover tonight once you go in there it's an extra charge. Just let Just letting you know. Just letting you know. Okay. All I want is to lock my house. Okay. Please, ma'am. This is a bad neighborhood. I'm the only one that lives there. I need to close all the windows and lock my doors. Do you need my house open? We're going to go over there right now. No, Mike. We're going over there right now. >> windows and lock the doors. We're going over there right now, okay? Hey, you going to lock everything? This is Everything I own is in there. I'm going over there right now. Oh my god. She's booked on charges of battery and resisting an officer without violence. Number four. Doctor's shocking arrest after her adopted son calls 911. A young boy calls 911 saying he's been abused [music] and worries for his sister. Deputies arrive and after seeing his bruises arrange for him to be taken to the hospital. The boy's mother, Dr. Christine Garrett, confirms key parts of his story during her police interview. Do you have any disabilities or anything like that? Physical? What was that? Physical? No. Okay. No no uh educational disabilities, learning disabilities? Yes. Okay. No autism, no Okay. ADHD? No. Okay. Is it locked? I Yes. Is it Is the car registered to you? Yes. Okay. And the firefighters are also uh medically trained. So um >> [clears throat] >> This is your stove and your glass fire source. You had the dog. I turned the stove on. Oh, really? Okay. So I just want to confirm your story again. So upstairs playing video games, correct? And you needed him to do chores, throw away wrappers that he brought upstairs that when he wasn't supposed to, correct? Yes. So you went upstairs, brought a trash can up to him, and just left it there originally Yeah. for him to clean up. You left, took a couple minutes, you went back up. He still didn't do it, right? Okay. So then you picked up the trash can and hit him on top of the head with it? Yes. Okay. And then after that, what did you just put the trash can back down or Put it down right by him. You what? Put it down right by him. Okay. Any point did you like take the chair out from under him or anything to get him out >> I pulled his chair out. Pulled his chair out. Pulled his chair out. Yeah. Like from underneath him? So like he fell to the ground? He didn't stand up, so he refused to support himself. Okay. So you were kind of just like shoving him out of the chair to get him to like stand up. Okay. She explains that things escalated when her son started talking back and ignoring her instructions. And then after that you just left the room? And I went back. It was one side of the house to the other. Okay. Were Were you guys yelling this entire time at each other? I was yelling at him. He was screaming. Okay. I was telling him to clean up, pick up the wrappers. How old is your oldest son here? Um, he's 19. >> He's 19? Do you Do you have a husband? Yes, he's in Greece. Oh, he's in Greece for work or something? Actually, he's on vacation. Okay. Okay, I got you. At the same time, her husband, reached while on vacation in Greece, says the boy had previously run away after another argument, and that family issues have been building for a while. Cuz it's just happened, and then my wife, I guess, I wasn't there. And then grabbed the phone. I I don't know how this all happened. Went downstairs, called 911 or something like that. The altercation was with the boy over video game throughout the night. Okay. We we weren't aware of that. We did get the 911 call from your son, and what he's telling us is, you know, and your wife said your wife said that I might be a little off here. I'm getting some a third-party deputy in another car. That, you know, he was being disrespectful, wouldn't clean his room, so she smacked him, which in the state of Florida, smacking your child is legal. I don't think. It's legal. Um, she said she did that. Can you let me Can But can you let me finish, sir? I'll tell you why we're at the hospital and why we're here. So, your wife even admitted that he was sitting in the chair and he refused to get up, so she pulled the chair out from under him, he fell to the ground. Now, there's another statement from another child that your wife hit him with a garbage can. Your other daughter said she observed that. So, we're still trying to sort this out. There's so many different stories, but this whole new altercation with this other child is a totally different story that we have to go inside and investigate right now. So, what we're trying to get at Yeah, what we're getting at is He He's afraid to go home. Now, the emergency room is calling Department of Children and Families, and we're trying to sort all this out. We're trying to get other family members down here to assist us with the other kids. Is there somebody else you can call that one can come to the hospital or one can go to the home? Well, I have a 19-year-old son at home. >> He has no driver's license, though. That's our problem. School is tomorrow. I have a I have a mother who lives in Ormond, 15 mi away. >> Could you give her a call and see if she wants to come up here to the hospital with us and assist us? Absolutely. We're at We're at Advent North. The new Yeah, the new one. If they She just wants to go to the I guess walk in the ER and just say that the deputies told her to meet us here. They'll call us and we'll come speak to her. Yeah, fine. Fine. I'll have her come over. No problem. I'll have her call right now. I know she's at home. I'll have her come to Advent Health Palm Coast Parkway. Working together, officers and the father arranged for the boy's grandmother to take temporary custody. Yeah, if you give her This is my work phone, you can either give her this Yes, sir. That's what came across the call right here. Should she call you now or call you when she arrives at Palm Coast Parkway? Um, when she gets to the hospital, that way I can tell staff to let her in through the back. I'll have her I'll have her drive to Advent Palm Coast Parkway, and then I'll have her get to the >> Do you Do you know your son did he sleep over someone's house last night or that was just this morning? Do you know the address where he was at? >> No, no. He slept He was there all day, all night. Okay. Do you know the address? I I know it's in the Plantation. >> I'll I'll ask We'll ask We'll We'll get it from your wife. Yeah, and and the the the whole issue was there was a physical altercation between him and his boy. That's why he ran away this morning. Got you. Went to the guard station because he was hurt, and he reported to the guard that he was hurt, and that's why the guard called my wife. Okay, we'll we'll sort it out and I'll I'll call you back. I'll get someone to call you back. Thank you for your your appreciation. All right, bye. All right. So, um just real quick, your other son, he How old is he? 19. >> 19? And your daughter? She's 11. 11? Okay. And there's no other friends or family that stay here? It's just you, your three children, and your husband? Yeah. And the dog. And a dog. Let me get your husband's name. Yeah, I robbed the cradle. What was that? I robbed the cradle. Rocked the cradle? >> I robbed the cradle. What does that mean? My husband's younger than me. Oh, okay. All right. So, we're just finishing up our investigation. Whenever we're completed, then you'll be good to go meet your son at the hospital, okay? Yeah. He's in Greece. Your husband? I got you. He's in Thessaloniki, Greece. Law enforcement and child services then coordinate to ensure both children are cared for while [music] the case continues. Is it work trip or No. Vacation? Vacation. But how are you going to do this? Well, the two kids are in school. Okay. The two little ones are in school. Mhm. And someone has to be with them. Okay. >> I don't think you want a 19-year-old in charge of two 11-year-olds. I mean, I don't know how your 19-year-old is, but I mean For 26 days. Ooh, that's a long time. Hey, grocery runs and all that. He doesn't have a license. Oh, no. He doesn't want one or is it just What's the reason? He just never wanted one. Okay. All right. Well, I guess Usually you think a bunch of 18, 19-year-olds, they'd love to get their license and uh No, no. No, when I was 16, Mhm. I wanted those keys in a way that Yep. I'm pretty sure every I'm pretty much every kid does. As soon as you turn 16, There's a lot of kids nowadays that No? No? I don't know. It's cuz all those kids have those electric bikes now. You know, those things can go like 50 mph anyways. You don't need a license. They worry me. No, all the electric bikes? Yeah. Yeah. What do you do for work? I'm primary care doctor. Oh, okay. You and your husband? Both of us. Okay. That's why I knew that they didn't do >> The hospital? Yeah. at the hospital. I got you. Not that they can't do a CAT scan or you know. >> Yeah, they're not specialized to. No, they don't even have staff pediatricians. Oh, really? Okay. And they don't deliver babies. Unless, you know, obviously Emergency. if someone rolls up Yeah. in active labor and The officer continues questioning the mother, asking about her background and line of work. I got you. Where Where are you Where's your office at? Palm Coast Leanni Way. You know where the taco shop is? Yep. Behind that. Okay, in that little plaza back there? Mhm. Okay. Usually you you have your own practice? Okay. You and your husband work for the same one? Yeah, we work together. Okay. >> That's the other reason why I can't go. You're working, taking care of the One of us has to be here. Yeah. To run the To run the office. Yeah. Okay. You guys have a lot of employees and all that? I think there's 11 of them now. Oh, wow. You're growing. I got you. Okay. All right. All right. Yeah, um whenever we're finished here, you can go check out the kid. If he needs to further medical attention, you can transfer him to a hospital that, you know, specializes in it. Um, I'm sure he doesn't. Yeah, I That's what I mean. I mean, if somebody says they want to go to the hospital, you know, we have to. But if he can walk, >> [clears throat] >> he can run from the second floor all the way down Mhm. I don't know I don't know like I wasn't here for the argument. It could have been the adrenaline that he's feeling right now. Then the adrenaline dump, he said he was feeling dizzy and all that. Usually as soon as the adrenaline, you know, washes away, maybe you feel like you're about to pass out, your legs are going to give out. But if you're running from here all the way down to second floor all the way down the stairs to that, Mhm. I'm guessing that all four extremities are working. Yeah, it's probably just the adrenaline pumping through him at that time. After assessing the situation, police determine there's enough cause to take action. 404707. Okay. I just got to go upstairs and get some pictures of where you guys got into this argument. Can you show us? Yeah. And then um Wrappers are gone. Hello. >> [snorts] >> You put them in the trash can? No, I won't. Oh, you did? Okay. It's easy. So, we're going through this way? How you doing? Good. Hello. Hey, Christine, you want to come out and talk to us real quick outside? You don't have a wallet in here or anything, cuz that'll be a problem. You don't have a wallet, I'm saying, or a purse or nothing? Um, no. Okay, just come over here. We're going to talk to you. Okay. So, can you turn around and put your hands behind your back? We're going to be placing you under arrest right now for child abuse. Okay? Your um your husband's parents are on the way up here to take your son and your daughter right now. We spoke to your husband on the phone. We let him know what was going on. So, he's aware of what's going on. You just stand right here. This young lady is going to search you. Make sure you don't have anything in your pockets that's going to stick or hurt you. My keys. That's fine. Christine is booked into the county jail with a bond set at $5,000. A judge quickly issues a no contact order barring her from any communication with her two children until the case is resolved or the order [music] is formally charged. Number three, woman tries to out stubborn the cops, fails miserably. In this encounter, officers respond to a vehicle stopped on the side of the road for a welfare check. Inside, they find a visibly distressed woman who says she's run out of gas. Here's what happens next. All right, do you uh Do you have somebody that can come and help you? Um Yeah, I was I'm working on it. Okay. Where you coming I just let you know that everything's being audio and video recorded. Where you coming from or where you headed to? It's 5:52 my code four, but we'll take a second. I was headed to Tualatin. Okay. Do you live in Tualatin? No. Okay. What Where you headed to in Tualatin? The school. Uh high school, junior high? Which one? You're headed Where you headed to the school in Tualatin? What's the matter? Are you going to help me or >> Yeah, I'm trying to figure out what's going on. Yeah, I'm headed I was trying I'm stranded. I ran out of gas. I'm headed to Tualatin. Okay. But Are you able to help me or not? >> Yes. But where where I need to know where you're going so I can arrange to get you there. Where are you headed to in Tualatin? >> headed there anymore because I'm late. Okay. Where are you late to? Where the do you think, bro? I don't know. That's why I'm asking you. Okay, I need to get you to where you need to be. How late are YOU? I'M ON ANOTHER LEVEL. I'M just I'm sad. I can not do this. I'm sorry. I can't. I You can't do what? I can't be questioned right now. Just give me a second, please. I was on my way to Unity West. Okay. Sorry. That's fine. I've called them multiple times. They tried to release my daughter um to her father who has no um cu- cus- custodial rights at this point. She gets emotional, stumbling through her answers, and trying to hold it together. Okay, so Like today. >> So, you need to get to you You're headed to you need to get to you Okay. >> Yeah, I was running late. I woke up late. Not only that, but I also Also what? So, you coming from your house now or Yeah, I mean I went over a hun- I mean I'm I'm not going to lie. I went about 100 all the way here trying to get here and I ran out of gas right here. It just like the car literally ended. Okay. >> I had a car. She's been picked up. Everything's So, she's not the She's not at school. Okay. Is that old damage over there? I was looking at that. Is that old damage over there? Okay. >> what are you doing? I was making sure that was old damage. There's all kinds of d- Yeah, okay. I saw that, too. >> too. Yeah, I'm sure. Uh It's from the inside, like Yeah, that's what I was just making sure of. Do you have your driver's license with you? >> Making sure of what? I was making sure it was old damage. Okay, can I see your driver's license so I can make sure you have a valid driver's license? It's valid. Okay, well I need to see it. >> You run the plates and then The plates have nothing to do with your driver's license. I need to see your driver's license and insurance card, please. No, you don't. Yeah, I do. >> For what? To make sure you're valid. >> have it. To help me? Okay. Yep. But when the officers ask for ID, she snaps back, refusing to cooperate. He explains he just needs to verify who she is, but that only adds fuel to the fire. Can I see your driver's license, please? >> you can't. Okay, well I I I do need to see it, okay? For what? To make sure that you're valid. I'm valid. Then I need to see your driver's license. Then I need to see your driver's license. And now you're you're questioning whether or not I'm valid? >> Yes, I need to see your driver's license, please. I thought you were here to help me, bro. Like I thought you were here to help. No. What are you going to do? If it comes down to it, 551 I need you to roll your window >> want? What? What? Yeah, I need to see your driver's license. >> For what? I need to see your driver's >> For what? I thought YOU WERE HERE TO HELP ME. I THOUGHT YOU WERE HERE TO GET SOME GAS IF I GOT SOME GAS. >> LICENSE. I'M NOT GOING to get you gas if I don't know you have a valid driver's license or not. I just told you it's valid, though. I'm not going to take your word for that. Oh, so I'm supposed to just take your word you're here to help me. >> to give me your driver's license. >> take your word that you're here TO HELP ME. LET'S TAKE EACH OTHER'S WORDS, BRO. My license is valid. >> It's valid and you're here to help me. Yes. Yes. Okay, so what? >> What are you UPSET ABOUT? I'M UPSET. What do you What the do you think I'm upset? This That you're out of gas. >> Well, what do you care? You don't even care. You sit there and record me in the I tried to get someone here to help. You're not leaving. You're not leaving. I don't think anyone You're not leaving. Even then, he keeps calm, doing his best to manage the situation before it gets worse. You're not leaving. Oh, I'm not leaving. Oh, since when? Because I'm keeping you here for now until I figure out who you are Oh, I'll give you Yeah. >> What's your last name? >> Oh, you're not pissed off yet. Oh, yeah. What's your last name? Is that why you still want to get my ID right now? Yes, I need to see your >> were here to help me. I thought you were here to help. >> You're not. Clearly not. Why do you need my name if you're here to Make sure that you're valid. Molly. Molly. Spell with an M, not an H. Oh, I took your pen. You mad? >> your problem? >> [cough] >> That's what I don't understand. What you're getting upset at me for. You're out of gas, but you're getting upset at me for what? Do you want me to I don't want to get you sick. Well, I'm going to give you a minute. Just relax. I'll come back and we'll figure this out, okay? It's not that difficult. All right? All right. So, the car The car comes back to a male. So, I can By running the plates, that's not Yeah, that's my man. Okay, but I need to know what your name is. For what? To help me get some gas to get me home? I live in Paxton. Um Okay. So, you live in Paxton. So, you're >> going to see if my gas can's going to work. >> you're coming from Paxton. >> Yeah, what? >> Okay. From your from your house in Paxton. I was trying to get to Unity. Is that what you You told me earlier, right? >> to school. Yeah, it sounds ridiculous. So, why would I even TRY TO WHY WOULD I EVEN TRY TO explain it to you? Yeah, that's right. Why would I even try to Do you have You're looking for your gas can? >> tired. Things only get worse from here. The woman grows more erratic, arguing, accusing the officer of not helping, and refusing every instruction. It's all you get, anyway. It's all you need to get. So, roll your window down for me. Roll your window down. I Do what? whole thing works. Okay. Hopefully if some What? Okay, what? I'm listening to you. I said hopefully someone, you know, driving by, stupid drunk How much >> come by and hit me cuz I'm done. I tried to just You're out of gas. This is not that big of a deal. >> it is. Clearly cuz you need my name and my NUMBER AND MY ADDRESS AND ALL this other I'm upset as it is, so I'm going to look crazier drunk, and my baby daddy going to use that against me. That's probably him right now. I hate this. I hate this town. I don't I literally want to be in and out. Okay, I understand that. Get my girl and go. No, you don't. If you did, you would get gas with my girl. I don't have any gas with me, but you can't leave until I find out who you are. I just told you. >> No, you didn't. You said Molly. Yeah. That's all you told me. How many other Mollys are from Tolono? But you live in Paxton. YEAH, RIGHT NOW. WHAT'S YOUR LAST NAME? >> I LIVE IN Paxton right now. I ain't going What's your last name, Molly? >> girl's friend. Molly, what's your last name? It's a last name town, so what's it matter? What's your last name? >> buddy? Pull it up now. >> Yeah, I do. When told to step out of the car, she fights back and tries to slam the door shut. Step out for me. Just let me wait for help. Step out for me. Step out for me. You need to step out of the car right now. So I can find out who you are. I can just give you my ID. Oh, well, now we can do that. Okay. >> I don't need to step out. Yeah, oh You mad? Uh-uh, let me see your ID. I'm going to reach for it. Are you going to get mad? You going to taze me? Shoot me? No, let me see your ID. >> cuz I'm white, right? It's cuz I'm white. Let me see your driver's license, cuz you're required to show it to me. For what? Like, what are you even doing here? >> see your driver's license, please. >> Who is this guy? Are you going to announce yourself or anything like that? Oh. He's my partner. Let me see your driver's license. I don't want people in Tolono to see me. Who the [ __ ] is Us arguing out here at roadside isn't helping matters any. Uh, you didn't need to remind me. That didn't help matters any. You're in the road. Let me see your driver's license. >> For what? Let me see it. Keep it open for right now. >> What? Cuz I said so. Keep it open. >> I want to shut it for my safety and my privacy. You're male and you're male. I'm a woman. Get the OFF MY DOOR. I CAN'T IMAGINE A THREAT. I CAN'T IMAGINE A THREAT. WHY SO MUCH I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. MOLLY, STEP OUT. MOLLY, COME ON. OH, NOW YOU KNOW. STOP. MOLLY, THIS IS RIDICULOUS. STOP. YEAH, it is. Let me close MY DOOR. STOP. >> [screaming] >> STOP. OFFICERS STEP IN AND PULL HER FROM THE vehicle as she keeps yelling, demanding answers and refusing to calm down. >> [screaming] >> LET ME CLOSE MY HELP ME. HELP ME. [screaming] HELP ME. YEAH, YOU LOOK AROUND. LOOK AROUND FOR WITNESSES, RIGHT? HELP ME. >> [screaming] >> HELP ME. HELP. LET ME SHUT MY DOOR. IF you wanted TO CALM DOWN, LET ME SHUT MY DOOR. OH, YEAH, THAT'S FOR YOU. THAT'S That's unnecessary, what you're doing. Really? Yep. Really? WOW. WOW, YOU GUYS ARE THAT'S WHAT YOU WERE HERE to help me with. You're not here to help me and get Not when you're going to act like this. What do you mean? What do you mean? What do you mean? What do you mean? You're going to get What do you mean? All right, what you're going to do >> mean? What am I going to do? >> to stand up for me. Oh, yeah, am I? Ready? No. No. Here we go. Ready? One, two, three. Molly, come on. No. No, how dare you? Or we can drag you then. Here you go. All right, come on now. We can work right back here for us. Come on. What? For what? Why did you just detain me? Molly, come on. Why did you detain me? What? WHY DID YOU DETAIN ME? THEY DIDN'T EVEN TELL ME WHY THEY DETAINED ME. HELP ME. HELP ME. >> [screaming] >> PLEASE HELP THEY DIDN'T MOLLY. tell me. Please help me. >> [crying] >> Please help me. Please All right, we're going to stand up and help in the car, all right? Here we go. Three, two, one. Help. Please help me. I DIDN'T EVEN MAKE THOSE. I WASN'T EVEN DON'T DO THAT. One second. Don't do what? After a messy few seconds, she's finally placed under arrest. NO, STOP. I GAVE you everything you wanted. Stop. Stop. What do you She's later charged with aggravated battery, DUI, [music] resisting arrest, and obstructing identification. Number two. This teacher tried to steal an iPhone, then got caught. Officers in Key West respond to a late-night disturbance call at a local hotel involving a stolen phone and a physical confrontation. Here's what happens next. No, it was in her purse. my phone and took off with it. We followed her here based off of the My Find [music] on his phone. I followed I followed her on Who stole the phone? The lady >> This woman named Allison stole my phone. >> I followed her here following Life360. How do you know And the My Find. We met her earlier tonight. And she took my phone, put it in her purse. I had no idea she had it in my in her purse, and she left. And we used his phone to follow my phone. And chased her down. >> And chased her down, and then she refused to give me my phone. So yeah, I held her by her throat and said, "Give me my phone." And and asked her to give me my phone. The lady in the back of her head is like has a lot of blood on it. So yeah. All right. Will you stay here with Well, actually, take her in the room. I just feel like I'm injured. BUT I REALLY DON'T WANT TO BE INJURED, AND I DIDN'T DO anything wrong. They they attacked me when I was right here. Will you do me a favor? Take her and sit her down. >> Okay, can you sit right here? Uh, yeah. Okay, now that I have her, will you go make sure they don't leave? I didn't do anything wrong, and I can prove it. Okay, ma'am, uh, do you have an ID on you by any chance? How how badly do you feel? Are you really hurt? Yeah, it looks pretty bad. Uh, They hit me right feel? How do you feel? I WAS FINE UNTIL 10 minutes Okay, do you have your ID with you by chance? You know what? I don't have to give you anything right now. I need to breathe. Can I please have a glass ice All right, ma'am, I don't have a glass >> I just literally got assaulted. Can I please have a glass ice What? I think I have a concussion. My brain feels like it's being rattled right now. I think I just got hit by the side of the head right there so hard. I can't even I can't even think straight. Right, I'm from San Diego. And I didn't do anything wrong, and I can prove it. The woman denies stealing the phone, saying she was attacked out of nowhere and hit in the head. 100 chain of custody to a 22 physical and signal >> My head is hurting so bad. All my medications and my dog are in Ma'am. Signal 14 for a squad unit. I'm calling my friend who's a firefighter paramedic in San Diego, right Ma'am, you do not need to call anybody. >> I'M CALLING MY FRIEND WHO'S A FIREFIGHTER I WILL PUT YOU IN HANDCUFFS. I don't care that you're hurt, okay? Look at what happened to my You need to control yourself. You don't care that that happened to me just now? You need to control yourself, ma'am. You're refusing to identify yourself, and you're being aggressive. You know what? This is my room. I didn't do anything to you. Why are you You just hit my head against the wall. I didn't do anything to you. Everybody out. What did you do? 100 chain of custody to a 22 physical. I Look at my head. My my head's You What? Can I get my clothes? Yeah, one on the ground, one What is wrong with you? 10 2 flat. Look at my I didn't do anything to you. I just tried to get my clothes out of my bedroom. I'm a paying guest here. I'm paying more than anyone else. And I've been here for 4 days, and I'm checking in and moving here right now. And I just got my head beat against the wall for nothing, and I'm going to prove it, and you're going to look so So you should really think about what you're >> Stop pulling away from me, ma'am. GET MY CLOTHES ON ME. NO, GET MY NO. GET MY clothes and shut Just get out. Really? That's who you are? That's who you are? You do you I'm a SCHOOL TEACHER WITH FIVE CREDENTIALS AND A MASTER'S DEGREE, and I didn't do anything wrong tonight? Do you know what that's going to do to you? The moral of the Do you know who my lawyers are? I didn't do anything to anybody. Officers try to calm her down, but she only gets louder until they finally arrest her. Nothing. I HAD MY HEAD CRACKED OPEN BY PEOPLE ASSAULTING ME, and accusing me of things I didn't do. You're going to look so to your superiors. Like you are out of Like you Everything is being all recorded. Everything's recorded. school teacher My HEAD GOT BEATEN BY SOMEBODY ELSE. YES, and we have an ambulance on the way for you. No, I don't want an ambulance. I just want to go to bed. I JUST WANT SOMEBODY to Okay, where is the other You're officers. You're acting like And my friend ran that way. They ran that way? I was told by the when he got here, he he was running. He said they took off and just went that way. And were they on foot? Yes, they were on Okay, well, what are they like, white, black? Uh yeah, they were white. All right, check the cameras. We'll continue to look. Ma'am, let me just look at your head, okay? I just want to see if I can clean up I DON'T GIVE YOU PERMISSION TO TOUCH ME. Don't touch me. You have a head injury. >> NO, I DON'T CARE. YOU PEOPLE CAUSED IT, AND NOW YOU GUYS HAVE ME IN HANDCUFFS. WE DIDN'T CAUSE IT. We didn't cause Leave ME ALONE. DON'T TOUCH ME. MA'AM, I'm a paramedic. I JUST I DON'T CARE. SO IS MY FRIEND THAT I WAS JUST TALKING TO, WHO WAS TRYING to protect me in Los Angeles. >> tell us what the people look like? How can he protect you from Los Angeles? Can you Can you just Can you just describe them to us right now? No, they pissed me off. Are they trying to calm down? There was two people, and they did it right here, right in front of me. Are they males or females? >> One male, one female. Sarah, I don't know. And I know where they're staying. I know where they are. I know where they live. They live in these condos. They They assaulted me and hurt me really bad, and I'm not going to talk to you because you >> We're trying to find He's got it. I got it. No. Yeah. [ __ ] you. Even after being cuffed, she keeps arguing, refusing help, accusing everyone else of being in the wrong. I BELIEVE YOU, ALLISON. SO, DO YOU WANT US TO GET THESE PEOPLE THAT DID THIS TO YOU? lawyers I have in California. I'm going I'm a Well, maybe we're in Key West, okay? Ma'am, what's your name? That's step one. Step one. If you want us to take those handcuffs off, you need to take a deep breath and talk to us. I'm trying. Okay, good. So, let's get that I met them at brunch. You met them at brunch. Okay, good. All right. Do Do we have permission to go into the hotel and show the video? If you absolutely not take MY HANDCUFFS OFF, THEN I'LL SHOW you what you know. You think I'm After the way you just treated me when I'm a dumb No, you don't. But I'll show you. Okay. Okay, look. Okay, don't play me for a I have a master's degree. Ma'am, can you So, no, you don't. But I WILL SHOW YOU EXACTLY WHAT I JUST SAID. And you can can take it off, or you can believe me or not. Did you ask me for my permission to record me? Lady, he's He's talking to our sergeant. Please stop videoing. I don't know. I'm giving you permission cuz I'm telling you to Well, you have to ask. Well, you have to ask for my permission. All right, you want to press charges on these people, yes or no? All right, cool. Are we done? Like that she's going to get treated. >> what? Who's primary? She's primary. She's in cuffs, so Just shut up and can't leave her alone. No, we're not going to leave her. I'm saying after they're done treating her, we're going to take her out of cuffs. She doesn't want to press charges, unfortunately, and she's not being very cooperative. >> even know these people. You are being here >> to sit here and go back and forth with her when she's yelling at us? Very much so. And acting belligerent. You're somebody I can communicate Okay. and tell the truth to you, and you can shut the the [ __ ] out of here. And I'll tell you anything you want to know. Okay. So, >> As long as he shuts the out of my head that's busted open, I'll tell you anything you want to know. And I have nothing else to say. Call my lawyers. Call the ambulance. Call the hospital AND THE OTHER HOTEL CUZ I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> MA'AM, YOU TOLD ME YOU WANTED to talk to the police. The police is here, and we are the ambulance. Now that she's calmer, officers ask for her version of events. Here's what she has to say. So far as two people, a man and a woman, came and pushed you up against the wall outside of your room. I met them this like at Caroline's Cafe at like And you say they followed you here, or did they come with you here? So, initially, I came back here and came to to take my dog out to go to the bathroom, and I was going to stay here and watch the And then they said they were going to kayaks, and they said, "Come with us. We're watching the sunset." And I did. We had a really great time. And then they kept like starting to take their clothes off and trying to get me to go to this place called the Garden of Eden. And I didn't I would just want to go home, and so I got in a hotel, and I came back, AND THEY REALLY FOLLOWED ME. SO, they they followed you? And they attacked me. They took me by the neck. >> So, as soon as you open the door, they they grabbed you? >> And they hit me in the wall with back of my Okay. Can Can you describe them to me? >> Yes. Okay. She's in my phone. I can give you all of her information, her phone number, everything. I'm going to lift the the So, do you want to press charges against them? YES, I DO. NO. As the investigation continues, police track down the other people involved. Allison, yes. Hey, listen, I have my I have my sergeant with me, okay? Okay, so what I'm doing right now is I'm actually plugging the phone number and their names into AI and the ChatGPT 5 cuz like I'm a business person, so everything I do is through AI like a lot like in terms of like my business world. I got you. But it's going to reverse engineer everything right now, and it's going to tell you who the guy is. Okay. So, this is Sergeant Miller, okay? She's my boss. All right, so Ma'am, So, she She's here to She's here to help you, okay? And that's that's my other boss. >> them need to get the [ __ ] back. Like 10 ft. They pissed me off so bad, and they hurt me so bad. They need to like step back a few feet, okay? You want to go in here? Okay. >> No, I want them all to get the [ __ ] back because they've been so disrespectful and hurtful, and I'm going to prove it. Well, why don't you guys go in the room? He's the only person I trust. Okay. Let's go in there. Sir? Key West police. Back. Sir? Key West police. Give me one second. I need to put pants on. Sure. I'd appreciate that. Thank you. How are you doing? You're Mr. Bajwa? Yes, sir. Sir? You have a cult. You're going to go to jail for resisting, so relax. >> No, I'm good. Okay, let's let's leave the door Good. Where's Sarah at? She's in bed. Okay. Well, obviously you know why we're here, right? That's why you probably tried to close the door. Key West police. Okay, so why why are we here? Do you want to tell me why we're here? Cuz some lady stole her phone. Okay. All right. So, what what what happened? Okay, so did you find out who this person was that stole the phone? Uh her name is Allison. Okay. Okay. And was there an argument that that that she grabbed the phone, or was it an accident? What What happened? No, we were sitting in a bar. It was on It was Garden of Eden. It was and it was sprinkling. So, okay. I had her phones on that girl's purse, woman's purse. >> We're tracking his phone right now with the over the top of them cuz they're both topless. The man confirms he used a tracking app to find his phone and says he saw Allison slip it into his purse earlier that night at a bar. According to him, she walked away and ignored their attempts to get it back, leading to the confrontation. and put it in the side of her purse. And I said, "No, you don't need to do that." She said, "Oh, no, I asked her I apologize. And then about 5 minutes she got up and said, "I'm going to buy some drinks." And she was gone for a few minutes, and I was like, I said, "Hey, let me step over there and see what's taking her so Pulled my phone up. Okay. And and she showed down on the street. And I said, "She's leaving with your phone." Did you ever ask the lady, whoever that you were chilling with, did you ever ask if it was like my accent or anything like that, or Uh I didn't get to talk to her, but but I got that she went into the hospital She went into the uh her hotel room. So. Okay. But she she was saying she didn't have it when she went in her room, but when I pinged it, it was in her purse and purse I knew it was in her purse. I seen her put it in it. Yeah, yeah, I got you. I've never been I don't know. I'll be there as soon as they let you out tomorrow. All right, and sir, just could have been going to jail, too, all right? Because the officer took both of you guys to stay on scene, and you did not, okay? So, that's obstruction. So, next time an officer tells you to do something, you do it. Yes, sir. All right. Please. I'm trying to explain everything to you, okay? >> and I I can't reason with you. You can't, but I don't understand what you're saying because I'm trying to talk to you. >> not listening. I don't feel like you're listening to me, though. You can't when you're talking. Can we Can we talk without you being so aggressive with me, though? Because I got my head cracked against the wall by people that assaulted me. You know what happened? They loomed. What? They had handcuffs. So, this is This is what happened. We were here for a lawful reason to conduct an investigation. Where's your Where's your proof? Do you have proof? Listen. Cuz I did not touch anybody's anything. So, I'm going to have to put a polygraph test on it, okay? Listen to what I'm saying. I don't have to explain myself. I'll just put you in the car, and we'll drive you to the jail. The other woman ends up arrested, too, facing battery charges. Allison, now in the back of the patrol car, keeps going with the same attitude. Would you like an explanation? In Florida, if we give you a lawful order while we're conducting an investigation, you have to comply. And if you don't, that's resisting. Okay? No, I gave them permission to search everything. >> come on. You're still resisting. Stop resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not Sir, I have to like can we please stop this? Cuz I didn't do anything to deserve this. I don't know. You know what? I don't >> Everything that has happened tonight has been because of your actions. That's not true. He asked you He asked you very very nicely for your ID. You said, "I don't have to give it to you." No, I told her and Esteban that they can have it. Do you have your key to the walk-in freezer right here? Take it from Esteban and Tiffany. Tiffany, can you please ask You're still resisting. Can you please stop hurting You don't resist, okay? Now you're hurting No, Jeff hurting me and I'm all all I'm doing is asking He is hurting me. Your partner and all I'm asking you where is my ID? Okay, he has your ID, Ally, okay? How does he have my ID? Where's my purse? It was in my purse. He the And where's my phone? That's in the >> I want my items. Will you please Tiffany go get them? I think I have your phone for you. >> I'm asking Tiffany to please go get my things out of my I'll get your phone for you, okay? Can you please get my phone? All they're doing is laughing at me. So, I'm taking you to the hospital. All they're doing is laughing at me. Where's my Esteban, where's my dog? Uh the S-the CA has him. Well, they're going to steal my dog? ARE THEY GOING TO STEAL MY DOG? He's a service dog. I haven't even been charged or arrested or read my rights. What So, you So, you haven't been arrested? No, I have not. I HAVE NOT BEEN READ MY MY RIGHTS. I HAVE not been Mirandized. I haven't been I haven't been given a lawyer, a phone call, or anything. And I haven't done anything. And I'm the one that's been assaulted and bruised. And I've given you guys full search rights to search everything hotel room and I have TO CHECK OUT AT 11:00 A.M. I want to press charges to the fullest extent of the law. Even during the ride to jail, she won't let up, still claiming she did nothing wrong. I didn't do anything to her or them. I'm not dropping them either, not for a heartbeat. And there might be charges against your department after this, too, because I didn't do anything to deserve this and you know it and Tiffany knows it and everybody knows it and it's on camera. I don't deserve this and I've every right to stand up for myself when I'm being assaulted either by her or by your department. And I was assaulted by your department before you got there, 1,000% and he was sitting in there laughing at me while I was trying to get a band-aid. Eventually, charges are filed. Allison is arrested for felony larceny and resisting arrest. The other woman faces charges for battery. Number one, woman causes chaos at two gas stations and ends up in court. Police in Columbus respond to back-to-back calls about the same woman causing disturbances at two different gas stations. She leaves before police arrive, but soon after, a second gas station reports similar behavior involving the same individual. When officers locate her, she's visibly distressed [music] and explains that she was just trying to buy coffee and pork rinds. I just wanted a cigarette. Yeah, but you can't act that way to get cigarettes. I didn't act any way. I tried to pay. Not here, at the other place. I didn't act that way. Yeah, you did. Help! She was being rude to me. 42-26, I have one detained. Confirm for 42-26. Sorry, I'll I'll be back for you, MFL. All right. You work until? 9:00. Okay, I'll be back. >> Okay. I just bought some coffee and some pork rinds the other store. Okay, that's fine, but you can't act the way you are acting. >> act any way. Okay, let's just take was being rude to me. Don't move my stuff. I'm going to put it in the car with you here. Everybody said don't call the police. Nope, uh we're Cuz the police are bad. Are they? Yeah, that's what everybody said. The police are bad. >> Okay. Well, but you can't act the way you're acting in the store. I didn't act a certain way. So, I came here and I tried to buy some Marlboro Reds and some Reese's coffee and the pork rinds and I don't know and then I said, "Well, what's the cheapest thing I can get?" And I said I said They just don't understand. Their their cashiers aren't I don't know. I'm just try I was just I have the cash, the $5. I was trying to buy it that bag of pork rinds and the and the coffee and then she she told me I was being rude and I was like, "What?" Okay. And then I just got upset because I'm hungry and I SLAMMED I DIDN'T MEAN TO BE SO, YOU GOT upset and you slammed the stuff on the counter? I just dropped the coffee down, but I said I'd buy it. She told ME TO GET OUT. I WAS TRYING TO BUY COFFEE. All right. So, that's against the law? Well, you can't act THAT WAY. I'M NOT, BUT I I'M TIRED. I'M HUNGRY AND I WAS JUST TRYING TO GET SOME I can understand that that you're tired and hungry, but you can't act up >> do. She denies wrongdoing and insists her behavior didn't rise to the level of crime. All right. I was going to pay for it. I was going to pay for it. I was going to pay for it. They told me to get out. THEY SAID I CAN NEVER COME IN AGAIN. THEY TOLD you to get out and not come in again? Yeah, and I just wanted to pay for it. Okay. Well, let me go talk to them quick. Okay. And I'll be right back. Okay. Okay, I have her in the car. She just acted up down at the Amoco station. Again? Yeah. So, I need your name. Okay. When did this happen? Um here, give me a second to pull up my details and my picture cuz that's probably going to be the best option. Cuz that tells me time as well as the picture. Uh 4:11 between 4:00 p.m. and 4:15, I would just say. And where's the stuff that she Well, she damaged this and then she wants to hit the counter real bunch of electrical underneath here. Is that resellable? Um I'm going to be putting it in my bag. I might get credit for it, but I just don't want her to be destroying all Okay. I'll swear in town, especially when she's swinging her bag and all the snacks down this entire rack right here. This glass is on. Okay, so what did what did she say to you exactly? >> Um she said that I just want to buy something somewhere and I'm like, "Ma'am, I wouldn't have cared if you bought something, but with the attitude you were giving us, I I do have the right to refuse service to anybody. So, I would suggest please leave. Thank you." And then she wants to say, "I have I have dis and that." And then I'm like, "Ma'am, I do not care if you have any disabilities. Okay. >> You're treating me and her very rudely. I suggest can you please leave?" Okay. >> I do not want this anymore. And then she's like, "You guys are closed. I'm never going to come here again." And I'm like, "I I honestly don't care if you come here again or not." Have you seen her before? No. Okay. And she was at her register and I had to step in to say, "Hey, you need to leave." Employees at both stores describe the woman raising her voice, becoming physically agitated, and ignoring requests to leave. And what's your name? Okay. Uh what it was your What was your encounter with her? Uh she was just I would What did she say? She was like, "Why is my card not working?" That's what she was like. And then why is my card not working? And it was just It It was everything that Kayla said. That was just I was standing right here at the 49-43 is that And once it got to a certain point is when I stepped in because I'm not going to have her start chucking things or breaking things in the store. Okay, so she was throwing things and breaking things? >> grabs this and Did she throw it on the counter or did she put it on the What did it Did it hit the floor? >> her bag and swings it around to almost knock down this right here. Okay. Do you want her in the store again? No. So, you're banning her from the store? I'm not the manager. There is no manager. Okay. This is one of the owner's kids. Okay. I'm just asking if you want her in the store again cuz that could create Okay. >> Not if she's going to act like that. Yeah, she's going to act like that. I don't If she can come in here as a civilized customer, you know, grab her things and then, you know, go on with her day, I don't care. But if she's going to, you know, start, you know, thinking that we're the problem why her card is not working and I gave her, you know, solutions. Say, "It's either a wrong PIN or insufficient funds." It's not insufficient funds. I'm like, "Then you might have a lock on your card. You'd have to contact your bank." I gave her solutions. Got angry at us. And I'm like, "Sorry, ma'am, that has nothing to do with us." Hey, how much does that can of What is that? Soda? What is it? It is like a coffee. It costs $4.31. She had put a $5 bill on the counter. We let her have her $5 bill back and we said, "Please do not come back. Please leave." They call it Sunkist or something? It is a Reese's iced coffee. Okay. All right. Well, thank you. Sorry about, you know, You guys didn't give her permission to act You guys didn't give her permission to act up or anything? Okay. No. After obtaining the employee statements, the officer reports the situation to his colleague. Thanks. I don't want you in here to be acting like this. Okay. Thanks. She uncooperative with you? Um well, I've had encounters with her before. Oh, yeah? Yeah. Um she's the one that me and Brandon had where she said she was an FBI agent. The next door neighbor was young girl. She's banging on his trailer. And she then accused the lady across the street from her of the same thing and the person on the other side and she wants to see her grandchild and so Okay, I'm going to script her. Disorderly conduct. Um for both places. Okay. And then uh I can stand by till you release her just make sure everything's good. She lives in the trailer park over on street north. So Okay. I'm going to do that and probably give her a ride home and drop her off. Okay. Hey Lori. Yeah. Okay, so the situation is you can't act the way you were acting, okay? Okay. You can't go in the store and if you don't get your way or if you don't have enough money or if you your card doesn't work you can't start throwing and damaging things. I wasn't doing that. Well, you damaged the can that >> Well, I was going to buy it. But now it's damaged and you didn't buy it. Well, I was trying to. She told me to get out. I had the $5. You want to buy it for me? >> have enough. How much is that soda? >> The can was $4.90 something without tax. >> I have that. Well, you didn't show it to them because >> I was trying to. She told me to get out. You used your card and Yeah, and I told her I had cash. Okay, but now you damaged the stuff. So why can't I buy it? Because you wanted more than that. You wanted pork rinds also. Well, then I'll just buy the soda. Well, it doesn't work that way anymore now. You created a disturbance. I did? Yes. Um You did it and you left and now that's why we're here. Well, what do I do now? Well, what's going to happen is you're going to be issued a citation for disorderly conduct. You can't go in and act like that. Officers inform her that multiple witnesses describe her as being disruptive and aggressive and that she's now banned from both locations. Okay, then you went to the Amoco and did the same thing for a pack of cigarettes that you couldn't afford and you uh then were asked for another pack of cigarettes, the ones that have menthol. So he gave you those, but you have them, so that's no harm, no foul, but he doesn't want you back in the store. Okay. Okay? So can I just go now? Nope. What? Because we're going to write you a site two citations and then I'm going to take you home and let you go home, okay? Okay. Sorry, I couldn't pick up my glasses. It fell to the floor. >> We'll get them in a minute. >> Okay, you know my hands are cuffed. I wasn't [snorts] creating disturbance. My glasses fell off. Family Dollar, I tried to buy cigarettes there. It went through and she messed everything up and they took everything out of my bank account. So this is not fair to me. What got out of your bank account? Family Dollar. Did you go there and buy stuff from Family Dollar? >> I did and then I TURNED MY BACK AND THE cashier took my money out of my account. Okay, you sure that happened? >> Yes, because it went through. It said it went through. Pull out your card. And then she acted like like she couldn't return it back to my card. So my first sale went through at Family Dollar. So where's all my money? I had money. You must have used that. No. Where are you from? Columbus. Do you have a Wisconsin ID? No, I have a Colorado driver's license. >> Colorado, okay. I I can't drive, so I walked here. Okay, but you didn't change your ID. How long you've been here in Wisconsin? 4 years. Yeah. But they know that at the courthouse. Well I don't drive cuz it's You don't have to drive. Just get an ID for here. Well, okay. What do I do now? It's illegal, my ID. Right? No. During her talk with the officer, she jumps from complaints about store policies to claims of bank fraud and conspiracy theories. You can't drive. You just need an ID. Well, that's an ID, isn't it? A legal driver's license? That is a form of legal ID. And it's not expired till April 14th, 2025. So what's the problem? >> supposed to change your address within 10 days. >> I did in the courts in Colorado. So what Do you want to call them and find out? Cuz I did. >> here now. Right, they know. Okay. And so does my card knows my zip code. >> Okay, all right. Well, I did. I was called in for jury duty and I told them my address. TRUE, CALL the courts. I was an insurance agent in Colorado. And legally you don't need a driver's license to travel cuz the Constitution says it's right to travel. Isn't that true in a court of law? It's the insurance companies that want you to have it. Do you have insurance on your car, sir? Do you know the laws, copper? Cuz I do, too. Insurance laws, same as yours. You call me and find out. People What's your address here in Wisconsin? It's a trailer park. It's the one behind the white house. I'm like I live at the graveyard, basically. >> 53 what? 53 What Where am I? 539 What? Your zip code. Oh, yeah, 53925. Anyways, I tried to buy creamer over there. He said no cream. I can't have any. That was weird. And then I came to buy cigarettes and some coffee and some pork rinds and then and then in the other place I had coffee and cigarettes and a candy bar cuz I'm hungry. And then they keep messing up with my card. So it might be in a glitch right now because they're all messing with it, but I don't know. I tried three stores now. And the first one cuz first one she messed up. So I think Family Dollar sucked all my money. But I can fix that Monday. Or not Monday, Tuesday cuz the sale did go through. And then she goes, "Oops, it didn't." It was weird. And then they said, "Refund me." And she was like, "I did refund her." And she gave me no money back. She continues to argue asking for her glasses, saying she's thirsty, and insisting she's been wronged. That's what we're going to do. Well, it's taking forever. I'm thirsty. Do you I couldn't buy the drink. My mouth is really parched. There's flies on my face and I can't I can't scratch my face. Please, I don't want to freak out, but I'm freaking What's your phone number? Don't you have other criminals to catch? Can you just take me home? Nope, I'm kind of tied up with you right now. >> Why? I'M JUST TRYING TO BUY COFFEE. I wasn't doing anything. I wasn't or doing anything. Why are you picking on me? JUST BUY COFFEE, PORK RINDS, big deal. Do you want a donut? I'm kidding. Voodoo donuts are good donuts. They're in Denver. You got to have a Voodoo donut. Now I want donuts. Now I want donuts. And I can't buy anything anywhere. They told me my money's no good anywhere. I had cops are no good here just like everybody told me don't call the cops here. They told me you guys don't call you guys. You're bad. You don't listen to people. You cops are bad here. Cops, you guys are white. >> [laughter] >> Cuz you guys are white. You're racist. You're a racist cop cuz you guys are white. I can't breathe. Get off my neck. I can't breathe. GET OFF MY NECK. I can't breathe. Get off my neck. Just George Floyd me. Yeah, I know. Mhm. Okay. These are two citations for disorderly conduct. I'm going to issue them to you. Okay. And uh I'll tell you when your court date is. You don't have to show up in court. You can just pay it. But if you decide not to pay it, you better show up in court. >> The officers stay composed, explain her rights, [music] and issue citations for disorderly conduct. Okay? Okay, sir. Did you Did you hear me? Yeah. Okay. I'll pay it. I always pay for my stuff. I don't know why they wouldn't let me pay for it. And you're not allowed in no stores again. If you go back in the stores So I can only go in You'll be trespassing. Okay. Cuz they told you already and then I'm telling you again. Okay, I can't shop there ever again. Okay. Okay, thank you. And I won't. >> Do you need a ride home? Um yes, please. Pardon me? Yes, please, if you're willing. All right, I'm going to let you out of the handcuffs, but you got to act right. Uh you're going to sit back in that same seat. I'm going to keep your stuff up here until we get to your house and then I'll give you your stuff, okay? Okay. Okay, lean back and look to your left, please. Lean back. Oh. That and look to your left. Thank you. Sorry, it's glass. Okay, step out. I'm going to step on the glasses. You won't miss them. But I'm trying to get my hip out. >> There you go. See? I can't get Okay. Okay, put this These are your citations. Just hold on to them. That's your hand. Yeah. Okay, you can have a seat back in the car and we'll get you a ride home. Thank you, sir. Mark my words, I will never shop at that store and that service ever again. They will get none of my money. Thank you. I don't know. Someone might have snuck into my house. I forgot my department at the loft. Will you wait? No, I'm not waiting. Okay. At the end of the incident, it's revealed that the woman was later evaluated through a court-ordered competency hearing. Based on that assessment, the judge dismisses the charges. And that's what happens when "Just calm down" turns into "You're under arrest." Sound off in the comments.