Find a vehicle. >> Ma'am, are you leaving? Are you going to leave? How am I going to get >> Turn around? Turn around and put your hands behind you. Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Rush for battery. >> One minute they're demanding answers. The next they're asking if they can just go home. These Karens realize the cops are taking them to jail. She thought it was funny until the [music] handcuffs came out. An officer notices a vehicle weaving on the roadway and nearly hitting a curb before initiating a traffic stop. Let's see what happens next. >> Improve of insurance. >> Any weapons in the vehicle? >> No. Okay. No, >> my These ones now. I just want to make sure that >> Do you typically carry around empty shooters in your purse? Do you temp typically carry around empty shooters in your purse? So, just tonight. >> Well, I I see them right there. >> Oh, >> right. Those >> Oh, nothing. As the stop continues, the officer asks for proof of insurance and begins collecting the driver's basic information. Go to pull up the insurance. Is >> the address correct for you, man? >> It is. >> What's your address? >> Correct. >> Huh? What's your address? >> I know it's a useless address. >> What is it? >> I can give that to you right now. >> Pardon? >> I can't give that to you right now. >> I just moved. >> I don't Yeah, I don't I don't live in a right now. So, is the address correct or not correct? >> It's not correct. >> Why did you just say it was correct? >> No, I used to live at the address. >> But he had just asked you if it was if the address was correct. You said yes. And then you said you moved and you don't know your address. >> No, I know my address. I give I give you my address right now. I know my old addresses. I know that. That's probably what's on my address. >> What is it? >> My new address. >> The address on your DL. driver license. >> I think it's 97 something. I I don't even remember it because I barely live there. >> What? >> My new address. >> My the one that I live at right now. >> Go ahead with it. >> Thank you, man. The officer continues investigating whether she's been [music] drinking, pointing out several inconsistencies in her story. >> How much you had to drink tonight, man? >> Not much. >> Pardon? >> Not much. >> Just the ones in your bag or was there others other than >> mine? That was not mine. >> Was not yours. >> No, it was not mine. on my list. >> 941. >> Were you heading home? >> So, you're going home from here? >> Why are you asking us? It's just a question. Were you on your way home? >> I was going home with my girlfriend. Yes. >> What? Sorry, you you you mumbled that. >> I was going to home to my girlfriend. >> You were going home to your girlfriend. Gotcha. >> Where were you coming from? >> Doesn't matter. >> So, you're going to Eustace? Yes. >> No, that's where I used to live. >> Oh, okay. Okay. You got you confused me a little bit. >> No. Yeah, I confused you. Yeah. No, I don't. >> You did confuse me. Yes. >> Yeah. I used to live in Orlando for a long time. Williamson expires in 2023 with restrictions. >> While verifying her driver's license information, the officer continues speaking with her. Although she remains cooperative, many of her answers are vague and don't always match up. Where were you coming from? >> Because everything is valid right now. >> Where are you coming from? >> Are you coming from work? >> No. >> No. Got it. Do you work? >> I do work. >> Where do you work at? >> I have bartend. >> Okay. And you're not coming from work? No. Okay. All right, ma'am. Do me a favor, okay? Keep both hands on the steering wheel for me and just follow my instruction. Okay? Don't do anything unless I No. No. Just keep both hands on the steering wheel for me. Okay. >> Just going to grab your cell phone and >> Exactly. >> Okay. Huh? >> Yeah, I got you. >> Appcate. >> Step up. >> You walk right through our arms. >> Keep it like this for me. Please. >> I am totally All right, we're going to walk right here. Okay, stop right at the front of the car. Anything on you focus in your way. After she's taken into custody, officers conduct an inventory [music] of the vehicle and her belongings before it's towed. >> What's up? You got to give me at least somebody when I get into I know exactly where where I'm going right now. >> So, I'm going to have an option to get numbers on my phone. >> You'll be able to take your phone with you and they'll be able to get to go into their >> Just walk this way. Come on. Please just go in. >> No. >> Have a seat. You Oh, >> yeah. Go ahead. Can I have guns one time? >> Inventory. Yeah, >> Petroli. her phone. Yeah. >> Should I take I'm going to take a picture of the stuff in her in her purse. Is it in her purse or is it >> Are you going to target her with it? >> You're right. >> But my number. >> All righty. I appreciate >> this 105, right? >> Yeah. >> Only going to double check. >> Yeah. >> Either that or possession open. >> Is it open? >> Bravo. >> As they document the contents of her purse, officers find two miniature liquor bottles. They then discuss whether the bottles qualify as an open container violation before logging them as evidence. >> 839. Let's double check. >> 7 8 0 >> Is it I'm not sure if it's in her purse. >> The what you observed on in the car. >> The little Yeah, in her purse. I don't know if there's alcohol inside of them. Correct. We're definitely like >> Gotcha. Florida tag uniform mike for Charlie Papa 1054 on a red 2010 Chrysler four-door registered to Ernest Brunson Jr. It expires December 30th 2025 >> Brunson Jr. 54 appearing here has valid >> and that's it. These were fine inside her purse. It's a fireball cinnamon whiskey with an alcohol content of 33% by volume and then also a reposado Terramana small batch tequila with an alcohol content of 40% per volume and her purse. All right, I'm going to go before my car died. I I need gas. So, I'm just going to go. Appreciate it. >> Officers arrest her after confirming a restricted license violation and observing signs of alcohol use during [music] the traffic stop. Woman makes every wrong decision during traffic stop. Deputies respond after receiving several reports about a woman who's driving erratically from a nearby park before stopping in a parking area. When deputies arrive, they find the woman sitting in the driver's seat and begin checking on her condition. >> Yeah, she's >> got the car on. >> Yep. They're sitting here listening to music. How >> you doing, ma'am? I'll be rolling around. >> Hello. >> Deputy Simpson Monro County Sheriff's Office. How are you today? >> 72 >> trying to speak with you. How How are you today? >> What do you want? >> We got some calls about you coming to check on you. >> Oh, >> yes, ma'am. Phone calls. >> Took my uh keys. >> So, you can't put the car in reverse or try and drive off? >> No. From what? >> From us having our conversation that we're doing right now. >> What do you want? Well, we got some calls about you that are concerning and we're trying to >> You work for somebody. >> Excuse me. >> You work for somebody? >> Yeah, we work for Monroe County Sheriff's Office. >> What do you want? >> Well, I'm trying to explain to you. We got some calls regarding >> What do you want? >> You going to let me finish? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We got some calls regarding the way that you were driving. >> Driving where? >> From Keargo Park over to here. >> Yes. So, >> so we want to check with you and make sure that everything's okay and that you are capable of driving. >> Yeah, I'm just sitting here. >> Huh? >> I'm just sitting here. >> You're just sitting here? >> Yeah. >> Correct. But you were seen driving. We still see you in the driver's seat. Keys on >> Okay. So, our concern is that the reports that came out from your driving is that you are possibly impaired. Have you been drinking today? For what? >> Impaired. >> For driving in a parking lot. >> You have any medical issues going on right now? >> Yeah, you got medical issues. >> I know, but do you have any medical problems? >> I do. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you have any medical problems going on? >> You want >> Okay, step out of the vehicle. >> Can you answer his question? >> No. >> After she refuses to cooperate and won't get out of the vehicle, deputies order her to step outside. >> We're not going to ask you twice. >> Step out of your vehicle. >> We're not going to ask you twice. Step out of the vehicle. >> I don't know where you are, but you're just Step out of the vehicle. >> You're gross. Okay. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Come on, ma'am. >> Step by. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Ma'am, I got you. >> Step out of the vehicle, ma'am. Step out of the >> I got her. >> Put your hands behind your back. Okay. Stand up. Stand up. Ma'am, we need you to walk. You don't want to walk? >> Take off my shoes. >> Okay, >> your shoes over there. We'll grab it for you. >> We don't want to break your arm. Come on. Just walk. >> Just have a seat right here. Okay. You can lay down if you want. Just have a seat. >> Okay. You want to answer our questions now? We're trying to figure out what's going on with you. >> I don't care about you. >> Okay. We're trying to We're trying to figure out what's going on with you. >> You have done something. >> I've done nothing. >> Okay. >> Not cooperating is doing something, man. >> I don't care about you. I don't do anything. >> Okay. Well, you're going to go to jail. Okay. >> I've done nothing. >> Okay. >> Is your name Cynthia? >> I do. That wasn't the question. >> Would you like to do field body exercises for us? >> Would you like to perform field body exercise for us? >> Would you like to perform field exercises for us? >> So, we believe that you're you're intoxicated behind the wheel of a vehicle. Okay. So, we're going to ask you, would you like to perform some field Friday exercises for us? >> Is that a yes or no? >> Okay. >> Do you need medical attention? We'll have meds come check her out just for that and then she's going to take a ride for everything else. >> As things begin to calm down, deputies wait for medical personnel to evaluate her and explain the reasons for her arrest. >> We're just saving her for resisting. Not really. >> Yeah, you can hit her with a DUI too if you want, but doesn't really matter. >> How you doing? Are you the one they called? >> Are you the one they called? >> Did you call us? No. Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. All right. All right. So, we didn't have to take her out. >> Huh? >> No. >> No. Someone called us. So, we're That's why we're here. >> It's okay. We do. >> We know who it is. We just thought it was you. >> Um, are you napping? Are you okay? >> No. She open. >> Okay. >> We're going to sit you up against this wall. >> One, two, three. >> Careful. >> Yeah. >> There we go. Nice and nice. There we go, man. Okay. You want your shoe back? >> Better. I can see your face now. You >> want your shoe back on? >> I need all I'm going to put your shoe here in case you want to put it on. You want to take your whole purse to the jail or just your wallet? >> For what? >> You're going to jail for resisting at this point? >> Resisting cuz we told you we gave you a law order. Step out of the vehicle. >> Okay. >> We know you don't. >> We know you don't. >> You harassing me. >> We're We're not harassing you. >> I put on a shoe with handcuffs. >> How can I put on my shoe with a handcuff? We can put it on for you, but it it works. >> I asked you if you wanted your shoe, you didn't want to answer me. >> I can see your voice work. So when we asked you a question, you can answer. I see that. We put them on you. >> Said they were interview going. We evaluated you. We asked you if you wanted to go to the hospital. I understand that. We were trying to be nice, right? I asked I get you. I understand you. But I told you, right? There was witnesses that say you were drinking at the park, right? >> That's crazy. >> Okay. I'm just telling you what I was told. All right. But Okay. And then you got in a vehicle and you're driving. Now you're sitting here. >> People complain about me. Okay. >> Okay. >> Look at the people who complain about me. Okay. >> While waiting to be transported, she says people are making false complaints about her and continues insisting she hasn't done anything wrong. I'm always in the I don't want the people who call you are crazy. >> Appreciate you guys. >> Are you bothering me? >> All right. Well, happy holiday. >> Nothing. >> All right. >> Appreciate y'all. Sorry for getting you worked up. >> All right. >> I already said yes. Sit up for us. >> Stand up. >> You put me in a handcuffs. I can't walk. >> Don't fall. Walk. Come on now. Have some dignity. Come on. Have some dignity. Come on. Have some dignity. Have some dignity. Cynthia. Come on. >> I'm not dignified. You're dragging right now. You are. >> Have some dignity. >> You have anything on you that's going to poke a stick or anything like that? >> Knives. If you introduce him into the jail, you're going to catch another charge. No, >> that's you. >> Okay. >> Do you have weapons? >> No, that's you. >> Okay. >> All righty. Sit in the car for us. Okay. a rotation for you. >> Yeah. >> All right, Cynthia, sit tight. >> On the way to jail, she continues arguing about the arrest and directing accusations at the deputies. >> My car or something? >> Excuse me? >> You stole his car. Steal whose car? >> Delas's car. >> Whose? >> You're stealing Delas's car. >> I don't know who that is. >> Why you bothering me for it? >> Well, we're taking you to jail. >> The person who owns that car. >> You're the person that owns that car. >> No, it's not me. >> Who owns the car? >> Oh, why are you selling his car for >> um Well, because you were driving it and you're being arrested >> for what? >> For resisting. >> Well, uh that's not my car. >> That's fine. And it still gets towed. >> Why are you stealing the car? >> We're not stealing the car. The car still gets towed. >> Huh? >> The car is not getting stolen. It's getting towed. >> That's not my car. I was borrowing a car. >> That's fine. You're It's still getting towed. >> It's really not my car. >> Oh, what were you driving? >> Shopping. >> Oh, you went shopping? >> Yeah. She's charged with resisting an officer without violence and driving under the influence. Woman's public meltdown ends in handcuffs. After arriving at the train station, a [music] woman attempts to buy a ticket, but the machine fails to accept her payment. She tells employees this isn't the first time it's happened and says she already reported the problem before. Let's see what happens when the officers try to help her. Yeah, >> you trying hard. What machine don't take cars? Me. I tried it last week. >> You got to take it out fast. >> No. When it don't do this little >> Did you try the other ones? >> Yes, I did this last week. That's all I know. And I called and made a complaint about it. Would you like me to try before? Cuz I got a OBG wipe. >> Don't have to lie. I work in this building next door. the bicycle. Also remember >> they come in every 5 minutes. >> Oh, they actually late if I miss this appointment. I got to go. Just let three people go through me. I try. >> You follow them. You the one got caught. I see them other people put your pen in. >> Put it in. >> Is it? Transit employees agree that the machine isn't working [music] correctly, but explained that they still can't let her board the train without paying the fair. >> Put it I put it in. >> I already put my in. You're about to make me It does not work. It takes your money. Now I got to call them to get my money back because I'm going to be stuck on. >> All right, ma'am. If you don't have No, ma'am. You can use cash. >> I don't have cash. your desk. >> Ma'am, I have a OBGY appointment that I might have cancer. I have to go get a D. I am so scared. I'm about to miss this my >> and I don't have no passion. >> It's not like I tried to get away with pain. >> But you but you fairy baiting. I'm giving you an opportunity to come back out and pay cuz I can't I can't give you I can't give you a ticket. >> Did I not try to pay? I tried to pay before but but I could have given you a ticket. >> Okay. I don't have to I'm not saying that you're lying. I'm telling you that you but you're getting upset with me WHEN I'M >> I HAVE A DNC APPOINTMENT. MA'AM, I have to go check. They have to take posts out of my I know you don't know what OBGYn is. You might not have insurance, but I very serious. >> Can I get over the radio? If you don't have cash to pay, then you can leave discussion because now you're Ian. >> I am. No, it is for a reason. I have an appointment. I have to go to Emmery. I have to go to >> Ma'am. You can either >> I don't have cash. Why would I try to? >> Because now you're being disordered. >> You No. Yes. Because I I am. Do you don't You're not trying to understand me. I'm being a nasty black. I'm dead, but you were nasty to me by telling me I don't know what an OBGYn is and all of these other >> because look at what you're doing. I have missed my friend when I was trying to assist you. >> She becomes more upset as the conversation continues, [music] insisting she shouldn't be held responsible for a machine that isn't working properly. >> You tried to assist me and I showed you then I wasn't lying and you still had this exam. Go get some cash. I don't have no cash. Now you made me train. So I know how to complain tomorrow. So get your charge down here. That's what you do. You can get your starter. >> I don't have to get a starter cuz I'm a lieutenant or whoever down here. I want to talk. >> Ma'am, are you going to leave? >> No, I'm not. Cuz I got to get on the street. >> Y'all can get on the radio. >> Ma'am, are you leaving? Are you going to leave? >> How am I going to get to my >> Turn around Turn around and put your hands behind Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Ma'am, turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Are you serious? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Are you serious? >> Turn around and put your hands behind. >> I'm not resisting. Excuse me, sir. Do you work for Mara? They are trying to wreck me, but the car machine didn't work. >> Put that on there. >> I have a doctor. Oh my god. >> Put that on there. >> I'm not trying to get out. >> She's not talking about talking about the >> y'all are like It's so funny. You want to >> You're going to You're going to regret this. >> You're going to regret this. You're going to regret this, man. You're not going to have a job. You just got this job and you're not going to have no job. I promise you, my last name is Gamage. Take her back. >> Pat her down right here. >> Gamage is my uncle. Where should you last name is? You just wait. What's your name and your badge number? >> No. No. Yeah. Give it to me now cuz you you are abusing your third. >> This right here. Baby, you don't know who y'all playing with. Baby Eric Gamage is going to be on. You're arresting me because it's coming in. >> After she's taken into the station holding area, officers begin the booking process and ask for [music] her identifying information since she doesn't have an ID with her. I say, "Mom, hey, y'all don't have no job. Baby, you're not going to have no job. You're going to want to be lieutenant of law. I'm supposed to be getting an operation today. I'm supposed to be going." Oh my. I mean, >> what's the process? Why? Why am I sitting here? How long do I have to sit in here? >> You have money in your >> I don't You don't have any idea? >> I don't. I'm coming from work and the hospital I'm going to I've been there for 3 years. >> Yes. Uh Amy, >> put your Amy, >> have a seat for me. >> So, what is this prize? Am I sitting here to win? >> We'll make sure you get out. But you don't have any ID on you. We just need your name and your date of birth and your address. >> You got your notepad. Write her name. >> I'm supposed to be >> date of birth and her address. So, I'm in a sale. So, why the have me hand cut to the wall? What am I going to do? >> You want You can free one her when after you get finished doing that, you can free one. >> So, how am I supposed to piss if I have to piss? >> She's going to free one of your hands. >> Man, can I have your last name? >> I like to know what's the next process. I'm not giving no information till I find out the next process. So, I have to sit in here and do what? >> Well, you're not going to sit in here because you don't have any ID and you won't give us any information. You're going to have to go to jail. Okay. >> Okay. You have to use this one. >> Is that what you're asking for? How am I going to use it when I need to use it? Do I have >> You can let us know you need to use it and we'll make sure you make sure. >> This is [laughter] definitely inhumane. And even the real Joe, they're not locking you up. >> She's going to do where I have to be locked to the wall cuz I wasn't >> She's going to She's going to unlock one of your hands. Okay. >> Yeah, but why am I locked to the wall? Cuz [clears throat] I don't think that's policy procedure. I don't see people in ma jail and my uncle works. Can you give us your name and date of birth? >> Could you tell me the next process? >> You're going to have to go to jail. You're going to go You're going to go to jail. >> Rather than providing the information, she keeps asking officers what will happen next and refuses to answer until they explain the process. >> You're going to go you're going to go to jail >> to the cap. Have >> anything in your name? >> That's that's the next process without be wouldn't be giving you my information. You don't have to, but I we're going to bring the we're going to bring the record ID thing and get her to tell us who you are. We have a good way of finding out who you are. >> You can find OUT WHO I AM, but I want to know the next process because you'd already mishandled me and you're not going to have no job. I definitely want to follow this up to the 10th power. And because you said, "Am I leaving?" And I want to dig in my purse to look for some change. You didn't even give me a chance to answer. So, you already had in your mind that you want to you want that manhandle. That's what you do. >> Yeah. Okay. Don't worry. >> All right. >> And I already told you my last name. Damage is my uncle. My last name is Damage. So you you can look him up, too. He's over Fulsa County District. >> So baby, I am not playing with you. And I hope all that video camera on cuz I want to request to see it. >> You said you got to use the restroom, right? >> No, I want to be able to use the restroom because I'm bleeding. I'm supposed to be in the hospital getting a DN. >> You need to use it now. >> No, not that maybe. But I don't guess what I always have last. Think you doing something using your power, but you don't know who who I am. Be blessed because you have no career. >> And I have my documentation from Emry, baby. You're going down. Thank you. >> I'll take you all over here. >> Do you need to use the restroom yet or you just let us know when you need to use it? Okay. >> So, what's the next step? I gave my name. >> I just I just told you. I just explained it to you. >> No, you said >> I said I'm going get the I said I'm going to get the rapid ID and it's going to identify you when you're going to take you to the Cathine jail. >> But you don't have to get the rapid ID. I told you my last name and the first name is Chelsea. >> She's arrested and charged with criminal trespass [music] before being taken into custody. Grandma has one too many and causes chaos. Officers respond to a disturbance in a bar involving an intoxicated [music] woman. Friends and officers try to calm her down and encourage her to cooperate, but instead she behaves like this. >> You're going to make it WORSE FOR YOUR ARM. NO, >> she got a broken arm. >> That's what I'm not doing right now. >> I know, sweetheart. I'm trying. >> Hey, [screaming] right now. >> HEY, JUDY. >> JUDY, >> LET ME WALK YOU OUT TO THEIR CAR AND go and be okay. >> All right, >> walk with me to their car. You're going to be fine. It's catch and release. >> All right. >> Don't run and don't get me arrested. >> They're going to take you to the hospital. Get your arm fixed. Let's go. >> Throw on my chair, sweetheart. >> I'm going to Russia hospital. >> They'll take you to Rockford Hospital. >> HOW ABOUT YOU? >> I'M GOINGHERE. >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Godamn. WE'RE KILLING. >> DON'T do it. >> You can't get me. >> They're not getting Stop. >> They're not getting me. >> Stop. >> Please stop. You're better than this. >> WHAT AM I SAYING? >> YOU ARE BETTER THAN THIS. >> Got dirt. >> You are better than this. >> All right. Take me. >> Let's go. >> All right. >> And stop throwing chairs. >> I will. I will. You're not a animal. You're a animal. >> STOP ACTING LIKE WHAT? >> ARMANDO, are you here? >> No. You need to protect me, baby. >> Walk her to the car. >> Lie or >> No. I need you. Walk me to the car. Now, follow me. >> Follow me. Walk to the car. >> Officers struggle to get the woman to the patrol vehicle as she resists and keeps trying to pull away. >> Sorry, guys. Go. They put you in jail. Don't touch him. You don't >> They're all locked. >> They're going to this one over here. >> That's a turner right there. You go with me to my Arturo Arturo >> or Arando. Arando. I know that cop >> step back Open that door. >> Don't take Don't take her. We're not going in. >> Stop it. I'm being >> Arando. >> Yes, you are. I said you're under arrest. We're under arrest. >> Already been cut off. >> Do you want to be under arrest with handcuffs on or not? Cuz the way you're acting, you're going to have to get handcuffs. That looks like your arm hurts. >> Yes, it does. >> We're not going to do that. >> So, stop right now. >> All right. >> You stop right now. >> You're going to do exactly what he tells you to do. See you another. >> They continue giving clear instructions and warn her that resisting will only make things worse. She keeps arguing and insists she hasn't been drinking as much as everyone thinks. >> More in here. >> Julie, we said yes. >> No, we're done running around. >> Okay. Nowhere. >> Nowhere. No matter. Never in my life. >> Why you leaving? >> They said I drink too much. Me didn't drink that much. Only a little. I swear to God in my life. >> My son. My son is I know. I know you for a long time. >> There you go. Diana. You're a turner. >> Julie. >> Let me see. >> Julie, stop. >> There's where I want to be. Stop it. >> Stop. >> You didn't get your hand on the back. >> I'm really not. >> You need to stop. >> You do you. You want Do you want the ambulance to talk to you or do you want us to talk to Relax? >> Not going to happen. >> Ambulance. >> They're right there. >> Come here. Roelle food army. >> Right here. >> Where's that? >> Hey, Julia. >> Yeah. >> Julie. Julie. What's going on today, Drew? >> That's not >> You're not in the fire department system. >> Call 911. Take him away. >> You're not taking her. You're not taking without >> Julie. Julie. Julie. >> Knock it off. Wait. Oh, DON'T [ __ ] MY GOD DAMN IT. >> RELAX. Look at me. >> These guys are only here to help you. Look at me. Stay focused. Stay >> Get off my shoes then. Stay focused. >> Well, he's only doing that for to protect you. Okay. >> Really? >> Yes. Really? Okay. So, let them do their job. >> Because of her injury and behavior, paramedics remain on scene, waiting for a chance to safely evaluate her. >> Well, I don't know what the what they're doing with their jobs and >> you are let go. >> Stop. Okay. >> I'm going to go down that bar. Have a drink. >> 4:00 in my life. Where's Rick Road at? My family. What the >> Who is the time to stop? >> I know. >> Are you going to go sit in the ambulance? >> No, I'm break. You're going to sit in the hospital. >> You can arrest it, but you can break. >> Nobody's breaking nothing. You step back. >> [clears throat] >> Hey, come on. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Okay. Well, then you for sure have to go to the hospital. >> Step back. >> Step back. You step back. >> Do you want to go to Do you want to go? Do you want to go too? >> Step back and watch. >> You can watch. Step back. >> I know you I you the cops or you can touch a woman like that. It's our job. >> It's a new job. >> So, step back and you come out nice and white. >> Look at what she threw herself on the floor. Help me up. >> Lock your legs. >> Are you Are you hurt anywhere? >> Yeah. Are you having any pain? >> Where? Paramedics eventually make progress getting her onto the ambulance stretcher, but she continues resisting the entire time. >> Jules, >> I I I just did. What? >> If we pull the bed out, do you think we can sit on the bed or we can get you in the ambulance and kind of get you? >> I will sit on the bed. I will sit on the bed now. >> Okay. No, take my blood pressure. Okay. >> I'm diabetic. >> So, we're getting the bed out right now. Okay. >> No, no, no. Take me inside. Take me inside. >> We will. >> No, I want to go now. We're going to sit you on the bed and then we'll make >> [ __ ] >> Julie, you can't be hitting the police officer. They knocked me to the ground. >> Don't take my phone. I don't have your phone. I got Want me to give it back to you so they know you have it now. >> I have. >> Okay, there you go. Another charge for that'll be good. >> You want to see about that? >> I will. right now. Give me the Give me the ground right now. >> Can we get you up here without my help? >> Okay. You think we can sit if officers help you? You think you can sit on here for us? >> I'll be on my own. >> Okay. My hand. >> Don't touch me. I'll do it alone. >> Okay, we're backing up. >> Don't touch it. Get up. >> Hey, get up. >> You like me to help you, >> please? >> Okay. >> Under the arm. >> Just >> I need it under the arm. >> Pull me out. >> Under your one, two, three. >> Hey, man. Let's uh >> I need a lot of help. >> I know. I'm sorry. Let us help you. Okay. >> Okay. That's the fire department. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Hang on. Don't call me though. Let me help you. Okay. >> Will you help me? >> I'll help. I'm with the fire department. We're here to help you. >> I am. >> I am. We're going to help you. >> Despite her objections, responders stay calm and continue explaining each step as they work to secure her on the stretcher. Oh yeah. >> Okay. >> I don't get a charge. >> Go ahead. >> There you go. >> Get yourself more charges, Julie. >> All I want. Charge me. See where you get me? Nowhere, [ __ ] In your face. Get the from the turn, dude. >> Okay. All right. >> You are that man. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. All right. We got >> There's a king. >> Hey, we got to We got to boost. >> One second. >> Take me to I'll get a drink. >> Okay. I got to boost you up though. Okay. >> Terminal. Goddamn. Right. >> I know. I know. I know. Hey, don't >> hold my >> Okay, hang on. We just got to Guys, we just got to boost her up a little bit. Grab my easy slam to the ground. >> Ready. >> There's another turn for you. >> All right. >> Where's our head be at? I don't think >> he doesn't anymore. >> Hang on. Hang on. You got to keep your arms down. We're going to Hey, we're going to try and keep you warm. >> Not cold anymore. >> I know, but it's not cold. It's going to get cold. >> I am. I love you. You guys will find out free your apartment. I better get to the hospital and get right out. Mike, pick me up at the hospital. Please right now come right behind you and get me I don't know. >> I love you. >> I love you. >> Yeah. Can you drive his car? >> She's later charged with aggravated battery along with resisting or obstructing a peace officer. She spit on a police officer and paid the price. Officers respond to a disturbance outside a business after receiving reports that a woman assaulted another person during an argument. When they arrive, they stop her from leaving and detain her while they determine what happened. >> He offered me a ride home. He offered me a ride home. >> Come over here. You ain't free to leave. >> He offered me a ride home and he started yelling at >> Okay, I need you to put that down. >> No, >> you're going to have to. >> No. And he sells out of here already. >> Okay, that's besides the point. You hit him with that. >> No. No. No. >> Why would he say you hit him with it? >> No. >> No. All right, we got to walk back this way. >> Okay, that's fine. >> That's fine. But you're not free to leave right now. >> You got to stay with us. >> No. >> Yes. >> Do you have any weapons, needles, or sort of objects on you? >> NO. >> TAKE YOUR HANDS out of your pockets. >> I just got out here. >> Okay. >> I just got out here. >> Hey. >> No. >> You ain't free to leave. >> I didn't do nothing in there. >> That's fine. >> I didn't do nothing. >> You have to put the soap down. >> Drop it. >> This is soap. >> You're going to have to put it down. Why you What is the problem? You didn't see me. >> You're being detained. You're not free to leave. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Okay, that's fine. Drop it. >> Okay, but I didn't do nothing. >> All right, give her your name. >> Ma'am. >> Okay, you're going to have to spell that for me. Give me one second. >> I didn't do nothing. >> All right. Do you have an ID on you, ma'am? >> No, my mom got it at home. >> How many bottles of uh beer do you have in here? >> Three. >> You have three bottles on you? >> No. Yes. >> Keep your hands out of your pockets. >> I didn't do nothing. >> All right. Well, he's alleging that you did. >> NO, I JUST GOT HERE. >> WELL, >> 15 minutes. >> A lot can happen in 15 minutes. >> I saw you. >> Yeah, I giant 22. Did you see you had a code? >> No, you're not David. >> As officers continue investigating, witnesses describe exactly what happened during the confrontation. Let's hear what they have to say. >> By your chance, did you see >> she was swinging those detergent bottles at him, telling her telling him it was gas and she was going to pour gas on him. >> Did she ever hit him? Was it? >> She uh he tried to uh so he was making sure she don't b the guy out of the car. He walked to his door. >> Uhhuh. >> And she came and got it like pretty much got on him, but she pretty much did hit him. >> All right. You >> So at the very least, she swung. But did did you see her make contact? She pushed up on us. >> Okay. She pushed up on you. You want to sign complaints? >> Yeah, I'll sign. She ain't supposed to be here either. She's fine. Not too long ago. >> Oh, do you want to provide your ID for the police report we got to do? It's up to you, man. >> He's lying. >> Okay. What else do you have in your pockets? >> Nothing. >> It's just bottles. >> Yeah, just nothing. >> Okay. >> Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. I got glasses. >> Nothing. >> Okay. You keep your hands out for now. want to hear. Okay. >> Nothing. >> Okay. >> What's he doing? >> I'm here. >> I'm not too sure. I'm here with you. >> Time for >> So, could I go? >> No, not yet. >> What's taking it though? >> I don't know. I'm here with you. >> Okay. Like I said, I know it's cold, but you're going to have to keep your hands out of your pocket now. Just like mine. I know. I am too, but they're just going to have to be off for now. >> Like me. >> What's taking? >> I don't know, ma'am. I'm with you. What did he say? I did. >> I hit >> What? What are you doing here exactly? What? >> I got off the bus. >> Okay. >> I was trying to get a a beer. >> Okay. >> And I came like an you know a a tree garden like a a lady like a produ. >> Mhm. >> And they acted goofy like I was grabbing somebody. >> No. >> Were you inside the store? >> No. I walked out of the bus. >> Okay. Yeah, >> I wanted a poach. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Based on the witness statements and the evidence at the scene, officers determined there is probable cause to arrest the woman for battery. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I don't care. >> You're under arrest for battery. Okay. You didn't come back to the station with us. >> Do nothing. >> You're going to court date. You're going to get processed and then you got to go to that court date. Okay. >> I didn't do nothing. >> All right. Well, I have a witness that you did. >> No. >> Yes, ma'am. >> No, I didn't. >> Okay. So, let's go right this way. You can tell dispatch. >> What are you talking about? >> She is uh running my house. >> Who am I getting arrested for? >> How the heck? >> Nothing. >> You got to make sure I'm Kevin Kraken. I'm a cry for day she so you >> miss. You can't say that. >> Yeah. I didn't do nothing out here. I didn't do nothing out here. >> You actually did too much. >> No, I didn't. I didn't do nothing. >> Oh, single one. >> Okay. >> I didn't do nothing. >> All right. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Little Yo, little little You I will crack I will burn you up. >> Hey, the only one who's going to bust out. I will burn these voices up for lying in the corner. >> Okay. >> All right. What I do? What I do? >> What I do? >> What I do? >> Just put those on the ground for right now and search her before she goes in the SW. >> What I do? I >> already told you. Uhuh. That burns up. >> What burns up? >> Right there. >> I'm burning you guys up. >> No, you're not. >> Yeah, I am. >> Come on. >> Police offic. >> As officers place her in the back of the patrol vehicle. She continues yelling insults and making threats toward them. >> I'll kick your night bloom with your >> Stop kicking her. You got to up there. You boy. You boy. You boy. >> Be mad, boy. >> Hey, boy. >> Go. >> You just my officer. You are done. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't do >> I didn't do nothing. Handcuff the >> I didn't do nothing. >> Put the handcuffs on tight. Come on. Stop. Leave me alone. >> Get the handcuff. >> Leave me alone. >> Get this handcuff. >> I will burn you up. >> Stop. >> I will burn you up. >> Shut up. >> Burn them up. Burn these people up. >> Shut the up. >> Burn them up. >> Burn them up. >> Burn that. Burn that network up. >> Burn it up. >> For proper pictures. The second time that happened. I I can't >> only pull one finger through there. >> Well, they'll make it tight now. I can't get my thing out. >> One second. Take your time. >> Burn you up. Burn it up. Burn it up. >> It's going to have to go tighter. >> I will take your bones from you. I will take heart from her. I will really tight. >> That's fine. Is she going to get out of her this time? Her brain from her. I'm taking heart from hero. >> What is it? Loose or is it tight? >> No, I think this one's like good, but I don't. >> That's fine. We'll fix it at the station. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Okay, get inside the car. >> I'm going to redo the >> Just get her in the car. >> I got to have you. >> That's fine. While officers finish securing the woman in the patrol vehicle, another officer checks to see if the spit made contact with the officer's face [music] and advises washing the exposed area. battery and >> uh egg man also >> just spitting it like all the saliv >> I didn't do nothing in here >> right >> hold up >> and if you want to I have video footage >> for tomorrow it's on camera >> we'll probably come by today >> download it tomorrow for you guys >> you ready >> did it get in your mouth or on your eyes >> it went on my lips All right. Go wash your face. If you want to call FD, go ahead and call FD. Let me know. >> For what? >> Huh? >> For what? >> I mean, this will buy like fluids and stuff. >> If you want to go to the hospital, >> do you think I should go to the hospital? >> It's your decision. >> All right. I'm going to go to the station wash. >> Okay. >> Now, get my bag over there. I got your stuff. >> Yeah, >> I got his phone. >> So, I get out. >> Huh? >> Am I getting out tonight? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, what is the charge? >> We'll talk to at the station. >> Thank you. Okay. Can you um loosen this? >> Not Ha! You little You little cheekbone. I hope somebody be witches. I hope I hope you and >> What did I do up here? Nothing. How do you prove I did something? >> On the way to jail, the woman continues threatening the officers and denying that she did anything wrong. I hope eyes in there. Haha. Let me see if you find her now. I didn't do a thing up here and I'll make sure you'll never find her. [laughter] I really don't like her. You know that, right? You're right. I hope you guys I hope you guys dies until I get out of here. Haha. I really do. Now, how do I get out of here? I didn't do nothing AT THIS. I JUST GOT THERE. SO, what's the charge? I I'll take her heart out for the life. She looks like a a a broad tail looking for a mafia. You watch me like a a stool pigeon. She going in 15 minutes. How do I How do you How What am I getting out for? Oh, are you guys staying dead until I get up out of here? I bet you that. Let's get out. >> You pull me out like that, man, I will crack you up. All right. >> Forget the movie star. >> Get her uh get her head out from the floor. >> I will burn you up. >> That's fine. >> I'll make sure she stays. >> Put her head on her. >> Come on. >> Are you going to sit on us again or no? >> I on her. Great. >> All right. Get this up. >> No. Yes. needles. >> No. >> Close the door. >> Take this off my head. >> No. I'll >> put the White House on her heart. >> Shut up. >> I gave her. >> As the booking process begins, officers have her remove her outer clothing for the jail search. She continues insisting [music] she's innocent and says she's being falsely accused. And you >> Okay, I'm going to take a handcuff off. Stop moving. You >> get me up out of here. I didn't do nothing wrong. You need to get her property off her. She's going to be put in the cell eventually. >> 15 minutes. >> I go to school. >> Stop tensing your arms. >> Take that side of the jacket off. >> 15 minutes. >> Keep holding her arm while you do it. >> Boy, >> pull your arm on your back. >> You're lying to me. Lying on me. Lying on me. All right. Besides this sweater, what else do you have? >> That's it. >> You have two sweaters on. >> Yeah. >> Let go my thumb. >> I'll make sure it's Oh, bang your head in every wall. >> Do you have anything underneath the red sweater? >> No. I put that on. >> You got the red sweater? >> You got another shirt? >> Uhuh. >> We're going to put it in the heart. >> Hey, >> listen to me. >> Stop blaming me. I hope every building in in the 50 goes in check. >> All right. We got to take your purple sweater off. Okay. >> Grabbing me. >> You want me to rip it off or you going to be able to take it off without giving us an issue? >> I'll take it off. That stays in her. >> Face the wall. Take the sweater off >> and I will bury her heart. >> Face the wall. >> What's underneath this? Is that >> shirt? Nothing. Nothing. >> There's another t-shirt underneath that. >> No. >> Yes. There's another shirt on. I see it. >> Oh, a black t-shirt. >> Yes. Okay. Take the sweater off. But that stays in her heart, man. That stays in her heart. >> Take the sweater. >> Take the red sweater off >> and I'll beat you. >> A movie star >> cuz she's outgoing a movie. >> I'm a military nurse. >> All right. What about pants? Is there only the one? >> How many pairs of pants you got? >> Okay. >> Do I leave tonight? >> Go in the Yes, you're going to leave tonight. Go in the interview room. >> Okay. >> Once the search is complete, officers escort her into the jail's holding area. You just have one pair of socks on. >> I got two pair of socks. >> Two pairs of socks. Do you have any pockets in the black pants? No. >> No. >> No. Okay. >> You can keep the shirt on. Just pet. >> What's in your shirt? >> Put your hands Don't reach for it. Put your hands Stop reaching. >> Nothing in my shirt. >> I'm going to have to get whatever. >> Get your off my skin. You You You man. Well, YOU'RE A MAN. >> MOVING. >> YOU'RE A MAN. WELL, >> you're a man. Well, >> okay. I'm trying to search you. >> This is a man. Well, >> this is a man. Well, >> YOU'RE A BUG. >> YOU'RE A BUG. Leave yours, man. >> Shut up. You stop biting. >> Get them bugs out of here, bugs. Put the bugs out of here. >> See how my ass >> Oh, like a a bug. >> I am. >> I gave her I'm cracking up so the bugs don't wake my mother. I gave you boy. >> The woman is booked into custody and charged with battery for the alleged assault on the civilian and aggravated battery of a peace officer. And that folks is why warnings should never be ignored. Thoughts? Spill them all in the comments.