Turn around. Put your hand back. >> For why, Haley? I'm under arrest cuz I have a warrant. >> Why are you grabbing me in front? >> Because you grabbed a little girl. >> Oh my goodness. >> I WANT A SUPERVISOR. I HAVE A RIGHT TO a supervisor. >> Sometimes all it takes is a little cooperation. Sometimes that's exactly what's missing. When entitled Karens turn simple arrests into complete disasters. She thought the charges were dropped. Then police arrested her. Officers recognize a woman with an outstanding warrant and stop her to take her into custody. Here's how she responds after they tell her she's being detained. >> You said you know who I am. >> I recognize your >> Okay, so tell me. >> I don't remember. >> Am I being detained? >> Yes, you're being detained. Please have a warrant. >> Because I have a >> No, I don't. >> Okay, then. Can y'all tell me what for THEN OR HOW TO GET OUT OF IT? IF THEY SENT ME TO Marriott and they released They released me to my girlfriend the next day. They released me to my girlfriend the next day and told me they were dropping all the Well, IF I HAD A WARRANT, why didn't cops pick me up from Marion? No, cuz I'm about to >> I got you. If that's true, we can just verify it real quick. We just need your information. >> But if he says he ALREADY KNOWS WHO I AM AND THAT'S WHY HE'S STOPPING ME. BUT IF THAT'S WHY HE'S stopping me, >> just give us your information so we can verify and get out of your hair, right? If you say if it's clear like you say it's clear, we can get out of your hair so quick. >> But can you tell me how I have a warrant if they released me and told me they were dropping the charges? How is that something I'm supposed to >> have to verify? I have to verify. That's >> I WILL CALL MARY IN GENERAL RIGHT NOW. YOU COULDN'T YOU LOOK UP ON THE CAMERAS AND see them release me to my girlfriend? >> Mary in general can't get you that information. But I can get you that information. I just need your information. My girlfriend could tell you they released her to me, not to cops. >> Okay, that doesn't mean that they know. >> My social worker said I just had TO GO TO AN APPOINTMENT ON 6:30. >> They They don't check with us. They never check. >> Then how am I supposed to KNOW? IF NOBODY CHECKS WITH ME, THEN HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOW? >> If you know, but did you know going in that warrant? >> No. They told me no. He just asked me. Can you let me talk? They never pressed charges. They never did any of that. They were originally under arrest >> and that's fine. And if you'll go look at those papers, there was alcohol in my system and I don't remember that. They released me to my girlfriend and told me I didn't have any charges on me. >> Okay. >> So, WHY IS THAT MY FAULT? I CAN GO TO A COURT DATE IF THERE'S a court date. Is there a COURT DATE? >> THERE'S NOT EVEN A COURT DATE. IT'S JUST I'M UNDER ARREST. She's surprised to learn she's being arrested and keeps asking how she could have a warrant after being told the charges had been dropped >> for something I didn't know about. >> You had no idea. >> How for why, Haley? I'm under arrest cuz I have a warrant. >> For how though? Can somebody tell me how? >> I'm genuinely askified. >> You verified that I have a warrant. Can you tell me how left hand? Can somebody tell me how? >> Haley. Haley, how do I have a word in favor? Please see my girlfriend. I'm complying. I am complying. He has my hands. I am complying. >> Shut up for a second. >> I'm happy to please. >> Do you have anything on you? >> Do you have anything? >> No. >> Take my face. >> Take my No. I'm going to jail. I'm going to talk to them. >> Let me talk. >> It's not matter if you talk to them. It's >> not going to matter if you talk to them. They're not going to tell me why I have a warrant. >> Yes. >> We will figure everything out. You can explain to her when she walks up, but not to me. When I ask 10 times, >> you talking over me. >> Are you going to hit me? >> I have to I have to >> Can I have a female then? Can you call for a female or a sergeant? I want a sergeant. There's a car right there. >> No, I want a female. I want a female. >> Officers search her before transport and honor her request to have a female officer handle any more intrusive search. >> Sorry you don't, but I do. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> We're just going to check your pockets and then they'll check. A female will check. >> I'm just going to check your pockets. That's all I'm going to do. Okay. >> Why do I have >> Do you have any Do you have any pockets? >> Can you tell me why? >> Persistent disorderly conduct and obstruction >> for why? But they told me when they released me that I didn't have any charm when they released me. My girlfriend didn't have any pockets. >> Who told you that? >> Haley, who told you that they were dropping the charges? Cuz they're asking me and I have no My social worker said that they dropped all the charges. >> Okay. Well, we have a warrant for you. >> Okay. But then can somebody call my social worker? >> She has no authority over us. >> Okay, but can but then why can she tell me that? >> Then she was mistaken. >> Coming over here. >> Why are you being a >> Because you're screaming. >> It doesn't matter. You're You're a public servant. >> Okay. >> Okay. You're not my dad. You're not my dad and I don't have to take abuse from you. The shoes I told you the situation. Can you understand that? Looks like it's pills. >> See that bill out of your pocket over there? Um, you can check what that is. That's from a work glove. That's a glove. That might be >> He just said he found pills in my pocket. >> It might be a pill. I can't tell. >> He said he has pills in my pocket cuz he pulled a glove out from work. >> That's a glove from work. >> I'm not talking about the glove, ma'am. To be clear, >> she does not have pills. >> I'm not talking about the glove, ma'am. >> She's never done pill. >> Okay. >> Even after officers explained the situation, she says she believed there were no charges against her. Otherwise, it looks like it might be white though. >> Then you can get on the ground and find it cuz I don't have any. >> I will. Don't worry about it. Fantastic. >> All right. >> Can somebody tell me why I have to go here >> when they told me all the charges were dropped? >> Because your social worker does not work for us. So that has >> Why did they Okay, but then why would they release me to my girlfriend and not take me to the sheriff's station? Because they didn't say, "Hey, you have a warrant." >> I'm trying to explain it to you, but you're talking over me. Because can you understand if you got pulled over on the side of the road by something they told you, hey, you don't have a warrant for and now cops are telling you you have a warrant. You'd be upset. You'd be a little upset. >> I can understand you being upset, but I'm trying to explain it to you and every but every time I try to answer you, you talk over me. That's not productive. >> That's awesome. >> Okay. >> So, why is that fair? I didn't If y'all wanted me to go to a coordinator or go to jail or do whatever, I could have done that, but I didn't know I had to do that. That's what I'm saying. >> Okay. >> That's all I'm trying to say. I would have happily gone to a court date. >> Okay. >> Is that what had to happen? >> Because when we don't know when someone is going to be releasing a warrant is that's what our normal practice if we know. >> But then how long do I have to do this? How long till I can get out of this? How long till somebody can come and get ME? HOW LONG TILL I JUST WANT TO GO BACK HOME? I HAVE WORK IN THE MORNING. I DIDN'T KNOW ANY OF THIS was a thing. >> Okay. I am going to guess that you are go going to see a judge in the morning and he will set your bond in the morning based on what your charges are. I'm going to guess that as long as there are no incidents at the jail that you will be released in the morning. That would be my guess. I'm not >> Can I make a phone call when I get there? >> They will allow you to make a phone call. >> Why can't she come and pay my bail tonight? >> Because there is no bond. >> They did last time. >> There's no bond. >> How not? >> Cuz I have no one to take bond. And I have a warrant. >> You have a warrant, but there's no one working to take bond even if you have a bond. So you're you'll see a judge in the morning. >> Why can't I just go to a court date? Why can't I just like get assigned a court? >> Officers tell her they have no choice but to enforce the warrant. Then explain that the next step is for her to appear before a judge after being taken to jail. It's >> a thing. Like why can't that just be a thing? >> Sometimes a thing. It's not a thing cuz you have a warrant. >> Please. Please. I did not know that. I did not know that though. >> I don't I don't >> I did not know that >> you were under arrest when you went to the mental hospital. >> But no one tells you anything after you go in there other than, hey, you're getting released. >> The people at Grady knew, >> but they did not tell me. >> But the people at But the people at Mary and General didn't necessarily call us. No, I'm sorry. Because it's You have a warrant. >> Have a seat in there. There's nothing I can do about it. Have a seat. >> Can I say bye to her? I'll let her walk over to the car once once you're in. >> What the go over to that side? >> Yep. >> I was in trouble. >> You were under arrest. But they don't tell. Nobody tell. Do we go through a criminal law thing in high school that says, "Hey, if you ever get arrested and you get out, just know this, that, and blah, blah, blah." Did you get taught that? Cuz I never got taught that. >> Well, there's lots of times where people get we have >> I got to get >> Yeah. No, you're fine. I fig Yeah. No, that's why. I love you. >> They don't listen to me. >> See if I pray for mileage. [laughter] >> So, how did y'all get my name? When they arrive at the jail, she becomes anxious after seeing a restraint chair and asks officers not to use it because of a past experience. >> Hey, Carter. >> I'm fine until y'all put me in that chair. Like, I've been sitting here talking to you this whole time. >> You've been cool with me this round. >> I know. So, please do not strap me in that chair. Last time they did that, they put me in a corner for like six hours. >> As long as you're cool with us, we won't do anything. >> And I have been. So, please do not There's 10 officers out here. >> We're not going to do it. We're not >> THERE'S 10 OFFICERS OUT HERE FOR WHAT? >> LISTEN, >> we're not going to do >> I'm a 54 female. >> Yeah. >> You don't need 10 officers out here. >> We're not going to do it unless you Okay. Just be cool with me like you've been this entire ride. It's going to be okay. Okay. Hey, I've been cool with you this ride, too. Right, >> Carter? Just be cool with us. >> Be cool with the 20 officers on a 55. >> I'm just going to walk you in and that's it. Okay. So why does there need to be 20 officers on >> because because of all the yelling no that was earlier. But you've calmed down now, haven't you? >> So it's going to be cool, right? >> It was cool till you brought that chair. >> It's going to be cool. Okay. We're not going to put you in the chair unless you start fighting like you did earlier. Okay. >> I wasn't fighting. I gave y'all my hands when you came up on me. Talking isn't fighting. >> Are you going to just walk in with me? >> Yeah. Okay. Just like right now. Talking isn't fighting. >> Part of getting detained for talking. You're going to be cool. >> Nobody was not cool in the first place. There's body cam footage of me saying I'm complying. >> All right. >> So, who needs a straight jacket chair? >> You got I on you or anything? >> No, you done searched my pockets. >> Well, make sure you don't get an extra. >> You already searched my pockets and said I had pills on. >> Oh, no. I was mistaken. It was >> Oh, I know you were mistaken. I don't do pills. >> Okay. >> What you want? >> Can I pull up my pants, >> please? video. >> Really? >> You done searched my pants? I can't pull them up when there's 20 males behind me. >> Let's get out of here. Okay. >> After adjusting her clothing, officers continue the booking process. And [music] before removing her handcuffs, a deputy explains what she needs to do next. >> Right here. Okay. >> Can I pull my pants off? >> Officer's going to help you with that. Okay. >> No. Can I please just pull the candle? >> I'm going to face the counter. >> All right. >> Okay. What do you want me to call? >> Not that. What? I'm complying, you guys. I'm standing right here. >> He already told you that. >> All right. When I take your cuffs off, hold your hands down to your sides. Okay. >> Are you going to be withdrawing from anything? No, >> I don't do tests. >> She's placed in custody on the outstanding [music] warrant for persistent disorderly conduct and obstruction. Carnival bully gets an instant reality check. Deputies working security at a local fair respond after a woman is accused of grabbing an underage girl during an argument near one of [music] the attractions. Here's what happens when the officers move to detain her. Walk that way. >> No, don't. >> Don't touch me. You're going to get a felony. >> Why are you bothering me, son? >> Because you grabbed the little girl. >> No, I didn't. >> Now we got it for reason. >> Yep. >> I didn't bother over here. >> All right, I'll take care of >> I have my Hold on. Hold on. I have my >> Please stop. Stop. Please don't do this in front of people. >> Oh, you now you want to be Oh, please don't do that, >> guys. Please don't. Do you know her? >> Make a video of this >> because this is not >> Don't touch my bird. >> Don't touch my bird. >> Don't touch it. Take a video. This is not nice. >> Hold that. I'm going put her first. >> I didn't do anything. >> Take a video of this, please. >> It's all on video. I recorded the whole thing. Take my purse over my attack. >> You have to take it over my head. >> Take my purse over my head. >> You want a hand tattoo there? I'll take care of that. >> Take a video. >> Come with me. Jo, please. >> Oh my god. Please take a video. >> Me hands it over there with the victims. >> Take a video of this. Take a video of this. >> Please video it. It's hilarious. >> Take a video. I'm not Please let me go. Please stop. >> Please stop. Please stop. >> Stop. >> I'm not resisting. >> Despite her protest, deputies escort the woman away from the crowd and bring the situation under control. >> Okay, so maybe you can let me go. >> Oh my god. Please, >> please. >> I am drunk. >> I'm drunk. That's fun. >> Stop doing that. >> You're hurting me. >> Please. >> Please. >> You're not going to >> Please don't do this to slow down. Please slow down. I cannot give up with you. I'm boring. >> Because you're walking backwards. Walk. >> I cannot. Okay, >> there you go. >> Please, >> please help me out of here. Please help me. Please. I'm not resisting. I >> I never said you were. >> Okay, so can we stop? >> No. >> Stop. Please. Please have some decency. >> Please have some decency, sir. >> I can't walk. >> No. >> You're doing great. Just walk forward. >> Pushing me. You're pushing me. >> No, you're leaning backwards. If you just walk like a There you go. Wow. There we go. >> You're pushing me. >> We're pushing you. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting my arm. >> You're hurt. You're hurting me. >> Say it louder. >> You're They're hurting me. They're hurting. >> Please stop. Please stop. Please stop. They're hurting me. They're hurting my arm. Let go of my arm. They're doing their job. >> They're hurting me. >> I'm drunk. >> Please. >> How old are you? >> It doesn't matter. Can you please You're You're grabbing really hard if I aren't. >> Yes, you are. >> She cries, apologizes, and asks officers to stop, saying they're hurting her and wanting to know [music] where she's being taken. The deputies remain calm and continue the arrest. >> Jesus, guys, please help me. Oh my god, you guys are cops. You're supposed to be on our side. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Listen, please. Where are you taking me? >> Jail. >> For what? >> Battery on a minor. >> I mean, yeah. I mean, you just >> Look at this. [laughter] battery. >> You know what battery is? >> Yeah. Like as if I touched a child. >> Well, not >> you know that's not true. >> Well, yeah. You you someone who didn't want to be touched. >> No. No. >> No. No. >> Want to touch it. >> Okay. Excuse me. Please. I feel Please. You're hurting me. You especially >> just let go. >> I'll have your jacket. >> Yeah. You don't >> just let me go. Let go of my arm. >> Yeah. You could do what he's doing. Please. >> No, sir. No. I'm not a bad person. >> I'm so sorry. I'm not a bad person. >> Please. Please. >> With a woman secured, deputies [music] move on to interviewing the victim and family members about what took place. >> Can you just from the start just tell me what happened? >> My dad walking or coming over here to walk fast so we could go to my sister and her boyfriend. And then he asks the other person of the person who works around. He asked the other one who's at the exit and he asked him can can I go skip so I could go to my cous my sister's boyfriend and her and then I w my dad told me to go around I go around and then it's a girl she grabbed me by my hand and then she pulled me back and she said I can't skip the line and she kept saying it and screaming at me. >> Okay. >> Now when she grabbed you, how did she grab you? >> She grabbed me like this cuz I didn't know who grabbed me. I look around. It's just a girl who grabbed me and her hands told her to stop because they told her screaming at me and I was scared. >> Okay. And and the girl that grabbed you, what did she look like? >> She had a glasses and her phone on her hand and she was wearing black fully black and her black pants. >> Okay. And that was the same girl that you saw the deputies put handcuffs on. >> Okay. All right. Um, mom, dad, do you guys have anything to add? Did you guys witness the >> I witness it. >> You witnessed it directly. >> I was trying I just seen her cry crying and the thing the the guy we wanted to go ask the guy first. >> Uhhuh. >> And he said cuz they were already exiting. I was like just tell her to go around. >> Okay. >> That's what he told us. Then I seen her crying back out. >> Okay. So you didn't see her actually get grabbed. Okay. >> But the people around them Yeah. >> were telling us. >> Okay. Okay. Um, do you have any injuries? Let me see. Where? Take off your jacket. Where? >> Yeah. Let your Let your mom I'm going to want to take some photos of you anyways to that way we can just document injuries or lack >> thereof. >> While waiting, the woman says the handcuffs are too [music] tight and asks officers to adjust them. >> You are holding my arm. [snorts] I I cannot feel. >> He's holding your arm. >> Not holding your arm. >> Your hand? >> I can feel it. >> Your hand hands are tucked behind your back. He's holding your arm. So if you fall, you can't catch. >> He I can't. >> He's holding my arm. >> I hold your arm with force. >> It's okay. I'm just letting you know. >> Well, I'm not doing that. >> Like you said, your hand. >> You're holding MY ARM. I CAN FEEL THE PULLS. >> Can you feel the pull? >> He's barely touching. I can see your hand. >> Yeah. Well, I could feel on this side. >> On that side? >> Yes. >> That's weird. >> Okay. >> Please let go. >> I'm not going to let go. I'm handcuffed. When you try to run away, >> I'm handcuffed. >> And you fall. That's only be on me. I can't let you go. >> Yeah. No, that's >> how that happened. >> Is that Yeah. >> It's just one of those things. >> Excuse me. Why am I going to jail? >> I wasn't part of the investigation, so I can't answer that. According to what he said somebody that's bad don't pull away >> I have walked >> I have walked >> so did I >> excuse me stop so did I >> I have walked >> so did I >> with the other officer >> okay >> okay I have walked with the other officer at the whole time and he won't let go of my arm on this died, >> right? He's not supposed to. >> Yeah, but the other officer I can feel I cannot feel my >> my arm. Look. Look. >> You're moving your arm just fine. >> No. No. Look at my wrist. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I can see. >> Well, if you stop moving, I can look at your wrist. >> Look at both of them. >> Okay, that's fine. That's perfect. >> This side exactly. That's fine. Just stay still. >> Let go of me. This guy needs to let go. An officer checks her wrists, asks her to stay still during the inspection, [music] and photographs both wrists for documentation. >> Got it. >> A hammer. You got to take one of the >> or a cop. >> Yes, that is correct. I don't >> you come on a dog. Got it. >> Oh, we need >> We're going to take this purse off so you can do your job. >> No. No, I'm not. >> Step up. >> You don't touch him. >> Do it again. >> Take this jacket off. >> Take a deep breath. >> Take this jacket off. >> Take a deep breath. Oh my god. >> Everything's going to be okay. >> Everything's going to be okay. >> How could you let this guy >> take the cuff off? Yeah. >> How could you let this MAN RIGHT THERE? >> WHAT did I do? >> Him. >> Who's him? >> How could you let him? >> Who's him? >> You're going to find out. >> We'll find out. >> You know who I am. My parents work for the government. >> You have no idea. >> Does anyone have time? >> Yeah. Just going to No, I wouldn't. No, I wouldn't. I have nothing. >> The woman faces charges of battery. Battery on law enforcement and resisting arrest. Walmart shoplifter makes one bad decision after another. Officers respond to a Walmart after store employees [music] report a woman for shoplifting. Here's what happens when they arrive on scene. >> Come on. This way to the office. This way. To the office, please. >> Come on. We got to talk about it. It's all right. We going to talk about it. What's in the bag? >> We got to talk. We We'll get there. We'll get We'll get there. >> Come on. This way. Come on. It's all right. It's okay. Come on. It's okay. Come on. It's all right. Come on. We have to walk in. We have to walk in. It's okay. Come on. >> Come on. Come on. Just relax. Just relax. Just relax. It's all right. >> It's all right. Just the one. Ma'am, >> come on, ma'am. We don't have to do all this. >> You're doing too much. >> No. >> No. I'll give you this. Stop. >> Come on. >> No. >> It's okay. Stop. >> Stop resisting. Just >> ma'am. Ma'am, what's your name? What's your name? >> What's What's your name? >> You got to get up. Okay. This is happening. This is going to happen. Okay. You got to get up. >> Get back up. >> Can I help you back up a nice seat in there where you can sit down? >> Yeah, we're going to talk about this. We got to talk about this. Okay, >> we'll talk about it. Come on. >> Uhuh. You still >> All that Oh, they ain't going to do nothing. >> We're coming. >> No, no, no. Don't even try that. in handcuffs. >> Rather than rushing to handcuff the woman, officers give her plenty of opportunities to cooperate. They explained that making a scene inside the store won't change what happens and encourage her to stay calm. >> Look at my eyes. If you don't get up and walk in there, I'm going to handcuff you. >> So, stand up and let's go. >> Stand up. >> Work with you. Won't work with you. >> Okay? But don't get up and walk. I'm going to handcuff you. Is that what you want? >> I understand. >> Huh? >> You understand? >> Yes. >> Yep. >> You already said that. >> Come on now. >> Come on. I'm going to let go. >> It's going to be all right. >> Come on. >> You're making a scene. Just stand up. >> I let go of your hand. Stand up. Stand up. Come on. >> There you go. Come on. >> Come on. It's okay. Come on. Stand up. You can get up, ma'am. >> You can get up. We working with you. Come on now. >> Either you're going to get up or I'm going to help you up. >> Come on now. >> Come on now. >> It's all right. Here's your shoe. Put your shoe back on. >> Put your shoe back on. >> You're going to be all right. >> You're going to be all right. All that's not going to do anything. You're still going to go to Okay. Come on. >> I'll wait till you're done. >> Uh-huh. >> That's why the soda. >> I know. >> Uh-huh. >> Come in here and you can drink your soda. >> Yep. Get up and walk in here so you can drink your soda. >> This is happening. Okay. Got to got to talk to you about it. >> Here's your soda. Come in here. your soda so we can go ahead. Drink your soda. Don't d Don't do all that. Don't Don't be extra. No need to do all that. >> Listen, I'm trying not to do this, but we're going to move. >> She's She's going to do the whole >> She going to do all that. >> You start your >> paperwork. >> Try to put the lid on it. Officers continue speaking with her in a calm tone, explaining that things will be much easier if she simply walks into the office with them. >> Are you ready to get up and walk inside? >> Let me go get the paperwork. >> Sorry. I'm going to get the train. >> Where you stay at? >> Where you stay at? >> I stay Okay. What's your name? >> What's what's what's your name? >> What's your name? >> Last name. >> We can do the act or we can come in or we can come in and have a seat. >> Okay. Then I will stand here and you get up and walk in on your own. >> There's even a woman with us. >> There's another young lady with us. What? say if you stand up and walk in or I'm going to have to help. >> Hear me out. Hear me out. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be is against you in the court of law. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, want to be appointed to represent you, you can't sign eight times so rights, not answer any questions or make any statements. >> Do you understand each of his rights? I'll explain to you. >> Yes. Okay. Having these rice in mind. Do you wish to talk to me? >> You wish to talk to me? >> No one's touching you. >> No one's touching you. >> You want to talk to her? [sighs] Wonderful of uh having >> Why does your stomach hurt? >> While waiting for medical personnel, they ask whether she understands why they're there, but she remains emotional and has trouble giving clear answers. We'll get you checked out. >> But we still got to talk about this. >> Feel a lot better though sit on the bench and then we can do this in private so you don't have an audience. You know why we're here, Miss? >> Do you know why we're here with you? >> Huh? >> Do you know why? >> Why don't you start to calm yourself down? >> Yeah, she's still there. They're going to come and check you out. >> Have you done this before? >> Have you stolen before? Can we sit you on the bench >> one time before? >> Can we walk up? Get >> Why? Why did you Why did you steal the products tonight? Why Why did you steal Why did you steal the products tonight? >> Why did you do that? >> You were hungry. >> Okay. Well, at least you're being honest. Are you just trying to keep him going to jail tonight? >> It's just trespassing. He ain't even going to jail. Like, I'm trying to get you on the bench. >> At the same time, officers gather information from Walmart employees and confirmed the woman's identity and other personal details. >> What you got? >> Let me start on my paper. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's all right. >> Y'all need the light on. No, he does. >> You still need her? >> How long was she in the store for? >> Only >> 30 minutes. >> 30 minutes. >> Not even. >> We saw you talking to the folks out there. You You was fine. You know, >> now now we, you know, we come out and we got to talk about this. >> We could just do what we got to do. I was trying to hurry up and because I was I felt sick. >> You felt sick. >> Okay. Well, we're going to make sure you get proper medical attention. Okay. >> That's why we working with you. That's why you're not in cuffs right now. Okay. >> Your stomach hurts. >> Where you stay at? You >> know the address >> 80 >> north or south? >> North. >> You know your zip. >> You know your zip code. Seven. >> How tall are you? >> How tall are you, Miss Miss Jones? How tall are you? >> I I say about 5'5. >> 56. Okay. If you can let me How long she's been trespassed? >> Oh, a year. >> Yeah. Yeah, it's fine. A year. >> Soft lifted. We going we going to work with you. >> Walmart's staff first consider issuing another trespass notice, but after checking her history and confirming she already has an active trespass order, they decide to move forward with criminal [music] charges. >> They coming in the door right now. >> Um, are y'all prosecuting? >> No, just trespassing. >> Just >> Oh, yes. Oh, the things done changed. >> Okay. >> Do you wish to sign your copy of the trespass? >> All right. If you want to tell her now, >> all you have to do is say you >> miss I just have to make you aware. I just have to make you aware that you're being trespassed for a year. >> Okay. >> She get all that action. So, we need to follow through and be there. That's why I'm prosecuting. Okay. >> Plus, I know she's been doing this. >> Um, she told you 69, right? >> Yeah. >> Cuz there's somebody with the same date of birth with 68 that has a 29. Dispatch has determined it ain't her, but I want to make sure we double check. >> Sure. >> She later pleads [music] guilty to petty theft and resisting arrest without violence and receives a 364day county jail sentence due to her prior theft convictions. Officers also learned that the name she gave during the encounter was [music] not a real one. Mom's angry outburst leads to serious criminal charges. Deputies respond to a domestic disturbance after receiving reports that a woman assaulted the father of her child. When they arrive, the man tells deputies he's concerned about the safety of their 7-month-old [music] daughter because the argument has become physical. >> Statement about what happened today. I can give you a statement. >> Okay. >> What's Why are you asking? >> Cuz I'm investigating the service. >> So, he gave you a statement. >> Yeah, he did. >> Okay. Well, make sure you grab his phone and we're going to review the cameras in our house >> because we don't need we don't need any statements. You just need to watch what happened. There's two weeks worth of recordings on our camera. He took my phone, but it's on >> 654. Statements and reference case number 2409-015830. Um, I am Deputy Brash County Sheriff's Office. Person being interviewed is state your full name, date of birth, please. All right. Are you under the influence of or alcohol? >> No. >> Do you know what the meaning of perjury is? >> Yes. >> All right. So perjury can be committed by telling lies or emitting information while under correct. Perjury is a crime in the state of Florida. >> Do you understand what I've explained to you about perjury? >> Yes. >> All right. So prior to taking your sworn statement, I'm going to place you under oath. Please raise your right hand. >> All right. You swear or affirm the statement you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So go ahead and tell me what happened today. >> It started this morning. I woke up. He was upset because I didn't let him sleep in even though it was both parties off and I never get the chance to sleep in. So, it started there. He told me I was a worthless piece and that he was better off with his ex and I told him he better [snorts] stop before it gets bad. Just stop while he's ahead. He stopped and then he continued. I left and I came back. Had a baby. >> The woman tells officers that she and her baby's father had been arguing and exchanging insults [music] throughout the day. She says she eventually tried to leave the house with her daughter to [music] get away from the situation. >> Why I was upset, he continued to insult me and I told him to get the [ __ ] out of my face. And that's pretty much what happened today. >> Okay. So, what happened right here at the door? >> What do you mean? >> So, when you were load, what's her name? >> Okay. So, when you were loading into the wagon, you're about to go on your walk. What happened at the door? >> At the front door right here. >> He continued running mouth. I tell him to mind business and I tried to leave with my daughter. What did you do >> in the process of that? >> Push him out of my face. Other than that, I didn't do anything. And it's all on camera. >> Did you punch him, slap him? Hit him? >> No. >> But you pushed him. >> I pushed him out of my face. He doesn't need to be in my face. And he doesn't need to be in my daughter's face. If I'm trying to leave to get out of the situation, I have a right to do so. >> Okay. Hide your uh get the bump on her head. >> My baby loves to jump face first off of her bed. Don't you? >> Don't you? >> It's all on camera inside. >> Is that all that happened today? >> Besides me and him yelling at each other. Yeah, that's all that happened today. >> Okay. Did he punch you or smack or push you or kick you? Anything like that? I don't want to answer that question. >> No, I'm showing you what should I >> You're not leaving with her. >> Oh, I'm not? >> No. >> Oh, you're leaving, right? >> The man then shows officers video footage of the confrontation, giving them [music] a chance to see how it all happened. [crying] >> Open door back up. I scared you. >> I know. Get out of >> PUSH ME. DON'T HIT ME. GET OUT. >> She could take her to jail. >> You guys, how old is your child? >> Seven months. >> Seven months. Okay. >> Come take your daughter. >> I guess I'm going to jail. I haven't got >> I haven't got all you had to do. >> Stop. >> It's all on camera. >> It's on camera. It's fine. >> It's fine. >> I'm not doing anything. >> I am not I'm literally taking care of our daughter. >> No, you're done. >> You're done. I'm literally going to tell them everything. You're done. >> No. No. He's not right. I've saved him every single time. Can um Could you do me one favor? >> She's going to search you. >> That's fine. Could you I need my purse. Do not do not leave my purse here. >> You need your purse? >> Do not Okay, just come right here. Do not leave my gra I'll grab your belongings. Okay. Stay right here. Do you have anything that's going to stick or poke me? >> No, I don't. >> All right. Face this way. >> I don't. >> Just I got EMS coming to look at you. That's a That's a large. >> All right. Done. >> You're done. >> It's not on camera. You're done. >> Stop. >> No. He's done. >> Stop. >> No, he's done. >> If I'm going to jail, he's done. >> Samantha, >> I I I want to be as far >> He's not going back in the house. >> No, I'm not. I'm not. We can go anywhere. I want to be as far away from him as possible. Just stay right here so I can serve you. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> As deputies take the woman into custody, she insists she's done nothing wrong and says officers should review the video before deciding to arrest her. >> That's fine. I'm okay with that. You're not helping yourself. No, I've done nothing but help myself. I've done nothing wrong. It's all on camera. You guys refuse to look at it. You refuse to get my belongings. So, what exactly am I being arrested for? Um, did he tell you? >> No. Nobody's told me why I'm in the back of the car. >> Okay. >> I deserve to know why I'm being detained. >> Well, he gets back. You can ask him. Okay. You're not being detained yet. >> Well, let's get him back here because I want to know why I'm in the back of the car. >> She's still He's still in the house. >> I don't care if he is detaining me. I deserve to know why. >> Okay. >> I have rights. >> Your baby has a huge bump on her head. >> Yes. Because she jumps face first off of bed. >> Okay. And we have is in there checking it out. Okay. >> Okay, Samantha. I'm not going to argue with you. >> Yes. I want to know why I'm being detained. >> And if you can't tell me, then let me out of the car. >> No, ma'am. >> Then tell me why I'm being detained. >> He'll be over here in a second. He'll be >> Tell me why I'm being detained. >> Sir, why am I being detained? >> Why am I being >> Listen to me. >> I've asked HER MULTIPLE TIMES. WHY AM I being detained? Why? >> You are not detained. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> For battery. >> For battery of what? >> Listen. >> Where's his marks? PLAY THE CAMERA. PLAY THE CAMERA. >> Listen to me. >> Play the camera. >> You either stop kicking or >> you play camera. >> No, you're going to be hobbled. Do you understand me? >> Oh, hobble me. >> Hobble me. >> Right now, you should be concerned about YOUR DAUGHTER WHO'S GOING TO THE HOSPITAL. >> YEAH, MY H MY DAUGHTER'S GOING TO THE HOSPITAL BECAUSE DID TO HER. IT'S ON CAMERA. >> WE'RE GOING TO INVESTIGATE CAMERA. >> DON'T YELL AT ME. >> It's on camera. Take a phone. Watch the camera. I HAVE DONE NOTHING TO MY DAUGHTER. >> STOP. >> NO. I'M NOT GOING TO STOP. YOU'RE NOT >> YOU DO ANYTHING TO YOUR DAUGHTER. >> THAT'S WHY I'M IN HANDCUFFS in the back of your car. >> It is not. >> I DIDN'T TOUCH him at all. >> I didn't touch him. >> Stop. Officers tell the woman that they'll review the footage during the investigation, but explain that she's already under arrest based on the evidence they found at the scene. >> But you listen TO ME NOW. >> WHY AM I BEING ARRESTED? >> For battery. >> For who? >> For putting your hands on >> I didn't. >> Okay. >> Where is the proof? Where is the proof? Where did I touch him? >> It's on video. >> It's on Yeah, it is on video. It's on video that he hit me, too. >> And we're going to investigate that. >> Yes. Stop. >> Take video. >> Stop yelling. But if you continue to kick, >> you're not. >> You're going to be hobbled. >> I I need I need air. >> But you're going about this the wrong way. >> I I asked her to let down the window and I asked her why I was being detained and she told me she wasn't going to tell me. And that's fine. If I'm being detained, that's fine. >> No, you're not being detained. You're under arrest. >> All right. That's fine. If I'm under arrest, that's fine. I still have a right to air. >> You have air. >> Except I don't. >> The air conditioning's on. This prevents the air conditioning from coming back here. I'm refusing to put the seat belt on right now. >> I have done nothing but ask you to investigate what you're arresting me for. I have done nothing wrong. I have done nothing wrong. >> Nothing. Sir, >> put your feet back in the car right now. >> I want to talk to you. I'm not trying to escape. I'm trying >> Put your feet back in the CAR RIGHT NOW. >> YOU'RE GOING TO talk to me? You're going to get a supervisor out here right now. >> I am supervisor. >> Well, then get it. Get your supervisor out here. I want a supervisor now. >> I want a corporal. I want >> I want the captain. >> There's no captain working right now. >> Then I want your supervisor and I have a right to ask for it. >> As soon as we're done here. >> Soon as we're done here. We're not done here until I get a supervisor. If you touch me, we're going to have a problem. >> No. >> When officers try to fasten her seat belt, she refuses to cooperate, making the situation more difficult. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. I AM GOING to Don't TOUCH ME. I WANT A SUPERVISOR. I HAVE A RIGHT TO A SUPERVISOR NOW. >> NO CAPTAIN WORKING. THAT'S not how that works. >> I don't get I want your supervisor and I have a right to ask for it. I HAVE A RIGHT TO ASK FOR YOUR SUPERIOR. If you tase me because I asked for your superior, we're not >> That's not why you're getting tased. >> No. >> Or I threaten to be tased. >> I'm asking. I AM COMPLYING. I'VE DONE NOTHING. >> Don't bite me. >> I'VE BEEN BITING YOU. >> YOU DID BITE ME. >> NO, I DIDN'T. WHERE? WHERE? >> SAMANTHA, give us your legs. >> NO. >> 103. I WANT A SUPERVISOR. >> GIVE US your leg. >> I want A SUPERVISOR. I WERE RIGHT TO ASK FOR A SUPERVISOR. >> SIT UP. >> And then she took it off and then started acting like cool. >> So then we went to go put the seat belt back on her and she kept kicking back over. >> What's her name? >> Samantha. >> Samantha. >> I didn't kick or bite. >> Listen, Samantha. >> I'm the I'm the supervisor. I'm not here. Okay. We're going to talk. Okay. >> Can you have them leave? >> All right. not there. But just >> All right. >> Can you just >> All right. So, >> I'd like to talk to you, please. >> All right. Before we can can talk, okay, I have to make sure you're okay. All right. >> I'm not >> So, we have we have EMS coming. Okay. >> I'm throwing up. He's telling me to throw up on myself, which is >> I was telling you to sit up so you could breathe. >> No, I told you I was throwing up. It's literally on camera. You told me to throw up on myself. >> So, Do we have the hobble? >> Yeah, we've been trying. That's why she's trying to put the hobble on her. She didn't want >> kicking and biting. >> Do you want the hobble on you? >> I don't know what that is. >> It's where we tap your feet and stuff. You don't want that, right? >> The supervisor explains that this isn't the place to debate the facts of the case and warns that resisting officers will only create more legal [music] problems. >> Okay, so >> all I want says I assaulted my husband. It didn't happen. All right. Listen, this is not the this is not the place for us to argue that. Okay. >> Okay. >> I understand that. But I So >> you have a daughter inside. >> I understand that. But you're going to make more You're going to give yourself more problems. All right. If you fight, you >> I'm not I'm just >> All I want >> I'm here now. You haven't fought. So we're good. Okay. >> All I want >> But >> is to be heard and to investigate like you're supposed to. >> So he claimed something. I claimed something. I told them to look at his camera and they said they saw whatever he showed him >> and refused to look at anything else. My favorite race and what they're doing is not okay and I still have to take care of my dog. >> Okay. You want to go to the hospital and get checked out? Careful. Don't step in your No, no, no, no. Stay right there. Come on. >> Careful. Don't step in your bottle. >> No. I don't want to go to the hospital. I want you guys to check me. I want you to make your report. I don't want to get soaked. >> Okay. All right. Well, can I we'll go sit you on my stretcher and we'll check you out there. Is that good? >> Okay. >> Whatever you want to do. >> All right. We'll do that. We'll check her vitals and stuff. Yeah. >> My shoe sock. >> Yep. >> I just hold your arm while we walk. Okay. What's your name? My name >> take you to the hospital if I give you meds. >> I don't have an inhaler. >> Here we go. My house can get my inhaler. >> Is there someone in the house that can get her inhaler? There's no one in the house. >> No one in the house. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> No. No. I don't want to go. They're refusing to let me get my meds. >> Take Take her to Ponaga to the hospital. >> I don't want the hospital. I am refusing. I am not going to the hospital. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> I'm not going to the hospital. Now you guys are forcing me. You're giving me a medical bill I didn't ask for. Since the woman says she's having trouble breathing, EMS is called to check on her. However, when it's time to transport her [music] to the hospital, her behavior gets even worse. >> I'll help you in the back. Just >> we we can't get yours, so you need some. You know how asthma works. We need a treat. We need to give you something to treat. Okay. >> I just can't I might not leave. Stop hurting me. >> Let's get you in the back. Okay. >> We can go in the back. Come back any. >> By the end of the investigation, she's charged with battery resisting an officer and battery on a firefighter or EMT. She's taken into custody while also [music] receiving medical attention. And that, folks, is proof that how you respond can shape everything that follows. Which case surprised you the most? Comment below.