Listen, bro. Listen. No. No. No. Don't cut me. >> You're not going back. >> No, you can come back. >> You're not You're not going to me. You can't force me out of my >> No. You're Yeah. Now you're under arrest. >> If there were an award for making a bad situation worse, the people in this video would be strong contenders. When nononsense officers deal with unhinged Karens, woman's heated argument with boyfriend ends in handcuffs. Police respond to a call about a domestic disturbance between a couple at their residence. When officers arrive, they separate the two and begin speaking with them individually to determine what happened. >> How are you guys doing? >> I'm trying to be okay. >> Are you Are you guys arguing? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh can I talk to you first and I'll come talk to you, man? >> What's going on, bro? >> Oh, man. She She tripping, man. She say um I don't know. She I don't know. She going crazy to me. Okay. Do you guys live here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you guys boyfriend and girlfriend? Husband and wife? >> Yeah. Boyfriend. >> Boyfriend. Girlfriend. >> Okay. How long you been dating? >> Say again. >> How long you guys been dating? >> Like two and a half years. >> Okay. Uh, what's going on tonight though? Just verbal? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Ain't nothing physical. >> Did you call or did she call? >> I I I did. >> You called? Okay. What [snorts] were you guys arguing about? She say, "I'm I'm controlling the the the fire truck stick, the TV, the Oh, man. I I don't >> So, you guys are just arguing over >> normal >> everyday kind of stuff like that. Do you have your uh license on you?" >> No, no, sir. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Ernest. >> Okay. What's going What's going on? >> He called you. I don't want to talk. He was trying to lock me out and then Hey, >> I just want I just want to know. Did anything get physical? >> No. >> Okay. So, you guys just verbally arguing with each other? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You don't want to talk? >> I mean, no. I mean, like, that's how we did was argue. I didn't want to call the police. He wanted to call y'all. So, like, I'm I'm fine. >> Okay. What's your Do you have your license on you? >> No, I don't have one. >> What's your first name? >> Tasha. >> Can you spell that for me? >> Where you at? >> It's on my R. >> Where you at? >> What? T A S H A uh date of birth. Tasha Tasha, I just I just need your information. >> As part of the investigation, the officer asks the woman to provide her identifying information. She gives a name and date of birth, but soon admits that the information she provided is false. >> Ma'am, we we run everybody's name who we talk to. It's >> not even my information. I didn't tell you about my information. That's what I'm telling you now, though. I didn't give you my right information cuz I don't want to talk to you. Like that's what I did that for. Like I didn't want to talk. >> Well, then put your hands behind your back. You can't you can't just lie. Put your hands down. >> I didn't want to talk to you. Listen, bro. Listen. No. No. No. Don't cuss me. >> You're lying ABOUT ME. OKAY. BUT DID I JUST TELL YOU THAT THOUGH? I DIDN'T JUST TRIP ON YOU OR nothing like that. I just told you. >> But you're not going to LIE TO ME. >> OKAY. SO, I'M NOT THOUGH. SO, THAT'S WHY I TOLD YOU THAT I LIED BECAUSE I'M TRYING TO TELL YOU THE TRUTH. >> OKAY. You're not going to lie about your information. He said, "I just tried to tell you the truth, bro." Like, that's some >> Okay. Well, go get the gun that he got in there. Go get the gun he got OUT THE HOUSE. GO GET THE GUN HE GOT OUT THE HOUSE THEN. YOU NASTY, BRO. Y'all >> This was just a bro. Like, that's crazy, bro. That's crazy. Listen. But listen, LOOK WHY YOU GRABBING ME. I'M standing here. I'm standing right here. I'm standing right here, bro. I'm standing right here. I'm standing right here, bro. That's crazy. That's crazy, BRO. LISTEN, I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING, BRO. LET me go. That's crazy. Get your hand off me like that. You going to let him beat me up and all that. >> I JUST TOLD YOU TRYING to tell YOU WHAT MY NAME IS. >> MY real name. >> Did you hear me? >> That's what I was trying to tell you. What my real name was. I was trying to lie to you. >> I was trying to know the team. Okay. [clears throat] >> Listen, cuz he not trying to listen to me, bro. >> Man, this was all all only going to be a verbal, bro. >> This was only going to be a verbal. >> It wasn't, bro. No, it wasn't. THAT'S WHY Y'ALL TALKING to him by y'all. >> The officer makes it clear that she is only being detained while they work to determine exactly what took place. He rejects her explanation and reminds her that providing false identifying information during an investigation is a serious issue. Y'all nasty. Let my arms go, please. Like, >> you're going to go to the car right now until we figure out what's going on. >> Let it go, please. >> No. >> Listen, why it hurt? Listen, bro. Can you listen? Like, it's crazy cuz you already had your mind made up before you even got here. >> This could be a verbal. >> I told you I didn't want to talk to you. You made me talk. So, I just >> But then when you was running the name, so that's why I was telling you that I gave you the wrong one so I can give you the right one. You ain't even asking me. Okay. Well, >> I just don't even care. >> You're being detained for right now until we figure everything out. >> Okay. >> What is it to figure out though? >> So, basically, she told me her real name. She just told me Tasha. >> I don't know, man. She >> So, then she then she goes then she goes, "I just lied to you. That's not my real name." >> Yeah. She I don't know, man. I don't know, man. I can't control what somebody >> Okay. >> I know she be. >> Right now, she's just detained. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to figure out who she is cuz she told me it was just a verbal. You told me it was just a verbal, but then when I start running her name, she's like, "I just lied to you. That's not my real name." >> Oh, no. She She's always with some. >> This was just going to be a simple report and we were going to be on our way. >> My name is Natasha. You know me. >> While seated in the back of a patrol car, she continues explaining her version of events to another officer. Like when we woke up, I said like I didn't want to talk or whatever. So he was already like basically like like I knew like what was going to happen though. Like he already had like some kind of like like I don't know he already had me basically or whatever. I said I didn't want to talk so he asked my name. I said Tasha and then I was like whatever. So then when he went to run my name so I was like listen I said like I didn't give people the right information or whatever. So then he grabbed me and just said like I'm under arrest though. But like I could have kept going with the type of thing, but like I'm telling you because I gave you like I'm trying to give you my right hand. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So here's here's now the issue. >> So went to went to detain her because she told me she lied about her name. >> Well, you're not going to lie about your name on a dispute right now. You're you're being detained. >> Mhm. >> Then she starts kind of fighting us and kicks him in the process. >> You're good. But she basically provided me a correct name, just abbreviated name. >> Could you still hit her with the obstruction on that and then telling me she lied about her name? >> Well, I would just do the obstruction. >> I mean, unless you want to do that on you. >> She was doing that. She was kicking purposely. Like, she wasn't fighting. She was resisting. And then when I grabbed onto her right side and we pushed her up against the car, she was literally like mule kicking right in the leg. >> Kicked you. Yeah. >> Oh, twice. So then you would just have to do the PCA for like he can't do his own PCA for bad Leo. >> Bad on Leo. >> Yeah. >> So yeah, I would say just do that. I mean, >> you can say that like all right, she literally stood there and said to me that >> Yeah. >> I gave you a fake name >> while you're conducting a potentially criminal investigation. So you're like So you're like, "All right, well, I'm going to >> You got her information. >> Yeah, I'm about to get it from your computer." the uh pronoun uh corrects. >> Even after her identity is confirmed, the situation remains complicated because of her behavior. Officers compare notes, discuss the facts of the case, and evaluate what charges may be appropriate before making a final decision. >> So, listen, Natasha, you are being arrested now for battery on a Leo. Okay. >> What? >> You kicked my partner. >> Okay. Why was >> No, I was you kicking and why? while you were being detained. >> Listen, I was just dropping my weight. I did not try to kick him, bro. Like >> and obstructing, by the way, >> she started kicking him. >> How many times she kicked you >> twice? >> Oh, the in the gonads. >> No, right here in my in my right knee cuz this is where I was. I had her right arm >> and we finally grabbed it, got it from behind her back. We leaned her up against the car and she looked over and she's like bam twice like that right in my leg. And I even said on my camera I was like, "Do not kick me." >> This didn't have to go be like this at all. >> So she's going to jail >> for Yeah. For kicking the officer. >> She >> She She mule kicked my partner while she was being being detained. She literally went like this and kicked him like this. So battery on a Leo. >> Oh man. And she's going for obstructing. So telling me she get she lied about her name then she was resisting us. >> That's technically she she did she didn't lie. >> She know technically she did >> what name? >> So she abbreviated her name and spelled it wrong and gave me the wrong Bert year and she had no warrant. So I don't know why she's not why she was even lying. >> She was fine. This was going to be a two sentence verbal re verbal argument between you guys. And >> this is on her. 100% on her. >> Yeah. And she talking about it's a gun in there. No, I don't even play with guns. >> It's okay. All right. You have a good night. >> The woman is charged with obstruction and battery on a law enforcement officer. She picked the wrong person to attack on Christmas. Police respond to a report of an assault and trespassing incident on private property during Christmas Day. When officers arrive, they first speak with a property owner who explains that he discovered a woman walking through an area that was not open to the public. The only time I really man >> dude Christmas I was all set put on Christmas movies and do nothing today. I locked well didn't lock it. We don't have a lock on it yet but bungee corded that. Shouldn't have seen anybody. I get here she's walking up. I go rolled down my window. I said ma'am >> she must be on probation too. information card in there. >> Ma'am, this is private property. You need to go back the way you came in. And she just blew up and I go, so I get out of my truck, come around to the backside of the truck, kept the distance between us, and she started coming around and uh she was blowing up and she was like jumping up in my face. So I shoved her back probably six times, seven times um just to create space. And then uh she threw a hay maker. She threw about three like big ones. I blocked two. The first one I didn't see. And >> yeah, >> caught me and she's like I'm knocking the I'm like that was the best she got. But seriously, I'm like I don't want to be woman. I'm like I had to do it as a cop a few times. I don't want to do it now. I'm I'm retired. She kept pushing and I I we were at that point where I'm like okay it's on. you know, >> after I I she pulled one of the stakes and started to come towards me. So, I pulled on her and I'm like, "Drop it." And so, she drops it and she's like, "Oh, you got pull." And I'm like, I put it away. She grabbed her purse, went in her purse, pulled again. Or at least I still had it in my hand. I came up again. I'm like, "Drop your purse." And that's where she threw everything. You know, we got video. It's on the corner. The property owner continues explaining what happened during the confrontation. He insists that he never hit the woman and says he only pushed her back a few times to create space because she kept moving toward him. >> Yeah, >> you'll be able to see the legit I mean the basics where she actually threw punches. You know, you'll see where I shove her back several times, but I mean, you guys know it. Somebody closes that gap, you and that's all it was. I never hit her. Never. If I punched her, have been done. Probably should have. But again, you know, I'm retired. I don't want to have to punch a woman. >> Well, you're not going to see it. The one that I saw stars was when she tried to get in my truck and I dropped my phone and when I picked it up, she I don't know if she hit me with a hammer fist or a fist or what, but I saw stars. >> Officers then speak with a woman who appears upset and emotional. She immediately begins talking about a stressful day that included problems at multiple hotels, family related issues, and several other personal challenges. >> Hey, stay back. Stay back. Stay back. >> What's going on? >> I just left the police an hour ago. I've gotten kicked out of six hotels today. >> Okay. >> Cuz I've been discriminated. Discriminate. >> Okay. Well, we we can figure that out. What What was going on? Hey, come talk to me. Come talk to me. You're not free to leave. You're not free to leave. >> Stay back. >> I I know, but I don't >> He has all my stuff. He has my ID and all my phones. He has all my He's been choking me all the time. >> Okay. >> I'm 61. >> I I I boxed for years. Okay. >> And I've been sparing him. >> Okay. >> He been choking me. >> I'm going to be his >> Okay. >> I only been smack slapping him because he tried to slap me. He's trying to punch me. Sir, he pulled out here, please. I'm trying to >> He's trying to pull his gun out on me. I'm scared. >> The gate's going to be just east of the main gate. It's going to be a driveway gravel lane uh with barrels that Sorry. Sorry. >> I'm sorry. I'm only >> Okay. Hey, can can I can I detain you just >> I've been I've been strangled. >> Can I detain you just for our safety? All right. Turn around for me. >> You definitely can. >> Thank you, ma'am. I appreciate it. Please, >> we're going to figure this out for you. Okay. >> Call her, please. My probation officer. >> Yeah, we'll we'll we'll get stuff figured out here. >> Ask everybody to call. >> Hey, do you want to take a seat in the back of my car? >> Well, don't walk away from me. You got >> dirt. I just want to stand in the dirt. >> Okay. All right. >> I just want to I just want to ground myself. >> Okay. >> I got to get myself together, bro. That's why I was out. My family just cut me off. All of my family >> this weekend before Christmas. Let's go take a seat. >> I've been walking for 6 days. >> Let's go take a seat in the back. Hey, can you take some deep breaths? >> I was choked out for a minute 35 seconds, sir. So, all I can do is yell. I can't talk normal because it hurt. Yeah. >> As officers try to gather details. She goes on to talk about the confrontation and describes unrelated events that took place earlier in the day. >> He's talking normally like this. >> That's fine. You can tell >> because he told me so bad. I [snorts] spent six hours, seven hours in the hospital uh on Thursday. No, on Saturday because my ex-boyfriend choked me so bad I was unconscious. Okay. >> Twice and he's been beating me since I was in high school. So that's why I just have a hard time with the way he reacted to me. And I told him that from the jump and he still wasn't listening to me. He pulled his gun out on me. He smacked me. He choked me. But my mom, he told me he retired. or whatever the and he he pulled it out on me. He told me to get the ground all type, bro. And I've been discriminate discriminated against all day. I just talked to Urbana Police. It was a very tall dude and a white dude and they laughed in my face because I was being discriminated against at at uh Eastland Suites. I was there two months ago and I paid 109 for a room. I looked on Listen, what brought you here today? >> Listen, listen. I paid 09 for a room two months ago and then and then today they wanted 180 for a room at Eastland Suites. Before that I had just left Jurian in and I looked up everything. I did all type Jurian was only 158 159. So I asked him I said how is Jurian less than y'all and y'all got bed bugs and they called the police on me. I've been going there for years. I'm born and raised in Champagne. So I really be knowing and I'm like sir do you know that my family work for the city? Like I'm like here. He like I'm gonna call the police on you. So I give him ask the card. I said here call her. The police call her. She going to handle me. He didn't want to. He he denied me access to even calling anybody. My phone had died. I said, "Do you have a charger?" He said, "No, you cannot charge your phone here." I said, "Okay, well do you have a public phone?" >> Where was that at? >> This was at Eastland Suites. >> Okay. Investigators continue working to understand how the woman ended up on the private property and what led to the confrontation with the owner. >> I said, "Well, do you have a public phone?" And he said, "No." I said, "Okay, well, you was just on the phone with the police, so I'm going to go over to the gas station and tell them that you are denying me access to call the police." And I said, "I hope you're ready for this lawsuit. I work for AFLAC. I've been trying I was trying to I went to five different hotels and because I wanted to use two different types of payment I was being denied and they was telling me that I don't have the money and the police officers was telling me well if you can't pay it then we're just going to have to arrest you but I had the money. They just didn't want my money. They literally said no you could just leave. And I'm like I have it but like a and when all of it transpired I was literally standing in front of the TV. I'm too much pregnant at that. >> Okay. >> And so I was standing in front of the TV eating snacks and they the lady come around like what what are you doing? And I just told her I'm be straight up with y'all. I said couple laugh. So you better push on. >> Do do you need an ambulance? >> No. >> You sure? >> No. I just need y'all to take me to my grandmother's house. >> Does anything hurt? >> So basically you were walking from from just cut through here. >> Yeah, I was cutting through here but nobody was here. It's Christmas and I'm a tree talker. took my shoes off. I'm like I was literally talking to that big tree over there and I seen him pull in and like and I had to pee. So I started walking towards a porta potty and he pulled in and he pulled up and he was like, "You need to get out. This is you're trespassing." I was like, "All right, sir. I'm going to go to the bathroom. Talk to me. I'm going to leave. I was literally on my way cuz I need to smoke me a black right now." While she remains detained, an officer attempts to keep her calm and comfortable as she continues sharing her version of the incident and the events leading up to it. >> And I told him that and he stopped the car. He like he get out. He like, "No, you phone right now." Like talk to me crazy. And then like he talking about he wasn't choking me because he was like, "Can you can I not be restrained? I promise I'm going to be I'm going to be cool. >> I would I would feel a lot better if you were I want you to sit in the back of my car just so we >> can you restrain me in the front?" >> Yeah, I can. Okay. >> Okay. Well, basically, you know how like you stopping somebody like this at their neck, but you you push them. That's what he kept doing to me. And then he tried he he smacked me. >> Okay. Well, let me let me do something real quick. >> Uh some just some thick grass like about 5t in. >> She's ultimately charged with assault and criminal trespassing. Drunk woman starts family feud and instantly regrets it. Officers respond to a public park after receiving reports that an [music] intoxicated woman has been threatening people with a tire iron. Here's what happens when they arrive on scene. Uh, >> turn off the car. >> It's already off. >> Why? >> What's going on? >> May I find out why? >> Yeah. You >> want to step out? >> I drove. >> Come this way for me. >> Okay. >> All the way. Just It's okay. You can just It's okay. Go that way. Go that way. >> Go that way. Go ahead and stand right here, ma'am. Go ahead and stand right here. Go >> ahead. You can you can face me. It's okay. Officer Ruiz, I'm with the Farmington Police Department. >> The reason we're contacting you today, ma'am, is because we're we're called here for a possible fight. They said that a girl had some wrenches in her hand, was chasing someone with it. >> I'm chasing. I was living. >> This is the information. >> I saw a guy sitting next to children and I thought it was on comfy. >> Okay. So, that's just the information we got. Okay. And then I approach you. There's a lot of alcohol coming from the car. Your eyes are watery. And then there's an open container in your door pocket. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, >> am I getting arrested? >> What happened with the bike? >> I literally pulled up. There was a guy sitting there with all the kids. I thought it was kind of creepy. >> Dealt with bad incidents before. I didn't know what the situation was. >> Okay. I thought it was weird that a grown guy was sitting there watching little kids play that that that's literally all it was. >> Officers then begin speaking with witnesses and family members who were present during the incident. Their description of what happened is completely different from the woman's account. >> Did you guys see what happened? >> Yeah, we were we pulled we parked here. We were parked here for how long? >> Yeah, about 10. And my kids got off with my niece. They were playing over there and she pulls up. >> She hit the curb. >> Yeah, she hit the curb pretty hard. >> Show me where she pulled up. >> Just right next to next to the >> in between. >> Yeah, right here. Yeah. >> Okay. >> And then she's saying that on the creek cuz I was watching my little nephews and my cousins and stuff and while she was in the car, this truck right here. >> Yeah. >> That's what I mean. I was like, "What the pull up to next to someone, they can't watch her own kids and all that stuff." And I didn't instigate nothing. >> She was on the phone. >> Oh, yeah. It seemed like I don't know if she's talking to radio or I don't know and then yeah then I don't know where she pull out a man and stuff and I was like dang. So I went around this way. I was like what man and then I came back this way she got back in. She know why you natives don't exist in this world and all that stuff you know. I was like what >> you guys don't exist. >> That's what she said. Like >> yeah you guys are here. >> Yeah. Okay. We kept laughing. She's just all like no wonder why. No wonder why this and that. >> Okay. Did she threaten to hit anybody? >> Yeah, just me. >> And she tried fighting me, too. >> Yeah, she's underage. She's underage. And the reason why she got because she's over here like disrespecting me and I ain't saying nothing back to her, you know. >> And then she's over here like, no. >> And I was like, what? >> She's calling me and all that. Even though this is like my family right here, you know, we just keep volleyball. >> Okay. >> I didn't know that he was ma'am. that >> I I had an open container that was from three weeks. >> Three weeks. That was not from today. I've not drank today. >> Why would uh someone call and say that there was that there was a female chasing a male with a >> literally sat in my car the whole time. I don't know what they mean. >> You never got off your car. >> When questioned about the allegations, the woman denies ever displaying a weapon. She does acknowledge that she keeps a tire iron, a baseball bat, and mace in her vehicle, but insists those items are strictly for self-defense. >> I never even opened my door. Oh, that's not that that's a lie. I'll open my door to turn off my warning lights on the car. >> Okay. >> I never got out of my car. >> Okay. >> I I did have a tire iron. I do have a baseball bat. And I do have maze in that driver door. >> Okay. >> I'm a small white female. in a Navajo kind of situation in the area. So, I do have mates. >> Okay. Um >> I have things to protect myself cuz I am not okay with having a >> Did you display any of those as a weapon at any point? >> No. >> Okay. >> I told them I had a tire iron, but I never displayed it. >> Okay. I told him if he gets into my car, I'm going to with the tire iron cuz he got real close to my driver door. Okay. And I got kind of freaked out. So, I did grab it, but I didn't show it. And like I said, I I saw a male with a bunch of female kids. I got kind of concerned. I've dealt with a lot. I've been through a lot. I'm going through a lot. So, I I didn't trust him. Okay. >> And then he started trying to fight me, so I started trying to fight him. >> Okay. What do you mean by that? >> Um, yelling at him, pussing at him. >> Do you have any relation to any of them? >> No, I don't know any of these people. I just saw a weird man acting strange and like messing with his groin area with a whole bunch of kids in the area. >> So, I found it kind of weird. >> Oh, it was a verbal thing. Yeah. >> Did it get physical at any point? >> No. >> Did you push him off your car or anything? >> No. >> Did he push you into the car or try to get you out of the car? >> No. >> Okay. >> It was literally just a verbal thing with me like, "Hey, you're kind of being a piece." >> As the investigation continues, the officer's attention shifts toward determining whether the woman is impaired and capable of safely operating a vehicle. >> Why didn't you call us? Uh, I didn't take this as something serious. My dad slammed my head into a wall and I didn't think that was serious. I tend to fight. I tend to yell. I do not get actively involved. My therapist can tell you that. >> As far as alcohol, uh, how long ago was the last drink of alcohol? >> This morning at like 3:00 a.m. >> Okay. This morning at 3:00 a.m. >> Yeah. What was it? >> Uh 99. I think it was a cherry limeade. >> Why does that matter? >> Was a cherry limeade, you said? >> Yeah. Why does that matter? >> Um that matters because of the um open container that I saw outside of the vehicle. Um along with the uh watery eyes that you have. Um during the time they've been here, we've been here, they got a little red. >> I've been depressed. I always have watery eyes. I always >> and and I don't know that, right? I don't know you. Um obviously >> I'm always crying and that's why. >> Okay. And then as far as your education, I know this sounds like a silly question. Um what's your highest level of education? >> 8th grade. >> Eighth grade. Okay. Um do you know how to count from 1 to 100? >> Yeah. Kind of. >> Kind of. Or yet? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you not count from 100 to one? >> No, I don't know how to count. >> Do you know your ABCs from A to Z? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, we're going to do some tests, make sure that you're okay to drive. Okay. Just based like again, like I said, based off the alcohol that was in the car, >> even with the >> Yeah, we got alternative We got alternative tests that don't require you to walk your uh >> broken leg and mess up. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Military. Sorry. >> And then hands down to your side. To your side. There you go. All right. And don't move from that position and tit. Okay. >> Okay. >> Now, do you wear contacts or glasses? >> Nope. >> I wear glasses. >> You wear glasses? What do you wear glasses for? >> Um, everything. >> Okay. Based on the odor of alcohol, the presence of an open container, and her overall behavior, officers begin a DWI investigation. >> All right. So, I just need you to follow the tip of my finger using your eyes and your eyes only without moving your head. Do you understand? >> Yep. >> Okay. Follow my finger. It's over here. Don't move your head. >> Sorry. My bad. >> Over here. >> My finger. >> I can't see that far. >> Ma'am, you're not even following it right now. >> No, I can't. That That's This is where my sight is. >> Okay. So, you're not even looking up. You're literally looking. Your eyes are facing an object behind me. >> I know. I can't see beyond. >> So, just All right. For this next test we're going to do is going to be a walk and turn test. >> It was It was nine. Turn around. Right. >> Just the way I instructed them, ma'am. >> I can't remember the instructions. Then one 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. 12 13 14 I'm sorry, can we change knees? >> Keep going until I tell you to stop. >> Yes, sir. >> Keep your behind to your side. >> Okay, you can stop. All righty, ma'am. >> Do you have any questions? >> No. >> One, two, three, four, four. >> How many was that? Two, three, four, four, three, two, >> four, at least. >> Okay. How many did I tell you to do? >> Four. >> Okay. And are you done? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All righty, ma'am. So, at this time, you're going to place under for DWI. >> Why? Why am I under arrest? >> Ma'am, I just told you. >> I literally did your test. >> I know. >> No. So why am I being placed under arrest? >> Placed under arrest for ego. Yeah, I know. Why? >> Go ahead and go this way. >> I literally did what you told me to do. I know you did. >> When officers attempt to place her under arrest, she becomes argumentative and resist their efforts >> for DR. >> NO, NO, NO, NO. IF I LITERALLY >> If you start pulling back, I'm going to charge you with resisting. >> If I literally did what you said, why am I being under arrest? >> Ma'am, you smell very strongly of alcohol. Your vehicle is smell very strongly of alcohol. >> You have a difficult time uh doing >> I have injuries. >> Divided attention tasks. Go ahead and fight in your stance. >> No. >> Writing your stance, man. >> No. No. Let go of me. >> No. Don't watch you. >> Okay. Don't touch my fingers. Don't grab me in any way. >> And don't touch me in any way. You don't have a choice. Go straight ahead. >> I will. >> My you and my palm facing away from you. >> Just try to BITE ME. >> YEAH, I DID. >> WHAT? >> You guys are No wonder nobody in for can you. >> Go ahead and take a seat. Now, >> I will be dead. >> Take a seat. >> Take these off of me. seat. >> Take these off of me before I make myself leave. >> No, take a seat. >> No. >> Okay, we're going to have to take you in then. >> Not taking a seat. I want to pass this. >> Get away from me. >> No. Get away FROM ME. >> DON'T. NO. I NEED MY GLASSES. Officers eventually gain control of the situation and secure her inside a patrol vehicle, but she continues protesting the arrest and behaving like this. >> I can't hardly see without my glasses. >> I need my glasses. >> Those are [ __ ] >> No. No. >> Now, please stop. >> I have to SCR MY NOSE. DON'T >> I'M scratching your nose. >> No, don't touch me with this. >> I'm going to scratch your nose. No, don't touch me. >> SCRATCH HER NOSE. >> NO, DON'T TOUCH ME. I don't care. Don't touch me. >> Okay, sit down. Do you want your first your phone and your >> What does it look like away? >> Ma'am, >> AM I STANDING UP? >> COURTNEY, do you want your phone and your wallet from your car? >> Yes. I want to BE ABLE TO CONTACT MY FAMILY ABOUT THIS. The woman is transported to the county jail and booked on charges of disorderly intoxication, DWI, battery on an LEO, and possession of an open container in a vehicle. Drunk woman's arrest goes off [music] the rails fast. Officers are called to her residence after receiving reports that a woman has been drinking heavily and making disturbing statements. Here's what happens when they arrive. There's nobody in it. Hey, is Marin here? >> Yeah. >> What? What's going on in there? >> Marin, it's police. >> You've already been here twice. >> I haven't been here today. >> The other pigs have the ones with the sheriff badge. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Bye. I'm alive. Hi. >> Okay. >> You can leave my property now. Thank you. You can come back with a warrant. >> Just here to talk to you cuz you can't >> the warrant. >> Why are you saying you're going with a to a bridge? >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Name's Marin. I'm perfectly fine. >> Marin. >> Yeah. >> What's going on? >> I don't give a anymore. Y'all can come back with a warrant. >> I'm just asking what's going on. Don't mind. You're not going back in time. >> You're not going back in time. >> No, you can come back. >> You're not You're not going to force me out of my home. >> Yes, we can. >> Why? How? >> I'm not being >> Yeah, you could have told me that. You're >> Well, you need to relax. >> You can leave my property, too. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Take her up there. >> All right. Let's go. >> Did I get shoes? >> Nope. Unless you want to cooperate with us. >> Officers attempt to gain control of the situation after deciding to detain the woman due to concerns about her intoxication, behavior, and mental state. >> I'm walking. I'm trying to walk. If you stop pushing me for five seconds. >> Okay, let's walk. Go ahead. >> I have a broken ankle if you let me walk. >> Okay, we're letting you walk. There we go. >> Really? You going to rest me now in this small You're not under arrest right now. >> Really? My hands are behind my back. >> That doesn't mean you're under arrest. >> I'm taking the >> Why? >> I've not been violent against a single person. >> I have not damaged anybody's property. >> Yeah. And I've done own place that I pay for that my name is on the lease for. >> Okay. >> The only name on the lease. >> But when you make s statements to people, then we have to come out here. >> You've already been out. The sheriff's army down here twice today. >> Well, you're done. >> They didn't do >> You got two options now. It's either go to the hospital with EMS or you go with us. >> So, >> have a seat. >> I don't get a cigarette. I'm not getting in there, dude. >> Oh my god. You're going to force a sober one to >> Please. >> Why? >> We just want you to >> No. You want to make a scene in my front yard? I'll make a >> scene. It's worth it. No, >> I don't think it is. >> Yeah, it is. YOU'VE BEEN HERE TWICE TODAY. [screaming] >> DO YOU WANT TO GO? AND NOBODY DID. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> No, I want cigarette AND THEY'RE HANDS OFF ME. >> OKAY. SO, we can help you with that. Okay. We can give you a >> my >> If you're going to not let me talk, then I'm just going to not talk to you. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Where you want me? >> Yeah. >> Sure. >> Okay. >> Put that on my shoulder. >> I don't I don't want to see you. Can Can I talk to you for a second? >> You talk all you want. >> Okay. I just I'll do what I want. Like I've been all >> Okay. >> As the encounter continues, officers determine that the situation has gone beyond a welfare check and decide to move forward with an arrest. >> Well, sounds like a disloy. >> Yeah. And put a I think she's in >> said that she's been drinking. >> Yeah. I DCI her. >> Okay. Just can't see any. >> Yep. >> Yeah. Just DCR. Take her take her to jail. >> Hold the mental health. >> Okay. >> Marin, can I put the seatelt on you? >> No. >> Let me put you take these cuffs off me. >> That's not going to happen. You're under arrest right now. >> I'm under arrest for that. >> For disorderly conduct while intoxicating. >> All right. First charges in my life. >> Okay. Can I put the seatelt on? >> I'm already under disorderly. I might as well one of you up, right? >> Okay. >> Yeah. All right. Now, she's saying she's gonna So, >> I've been beaten, taken for hostage, kidnapped since I was sick. >> Yeah. You ever >> Are you at least loosening this [ __ ] I've never >> one female 21 for DC starting as 38126.0 >> you can at least take the off or at least loosen them. Put them in the front. I've never had anything in my life. >> I remember your face and I'm more smart than you. Promise years a daddy. I did. You better make sure in my property. They're all drug. You better make sure they're not in my apartment. bank card. >> During transport, she continues yelling from the back of the patrol vehicle and talks about past trauma, family conflicts, and her frustrations with people in her life. >> If my pressing charges against my grandmother, you piece of >> 985 count. I'm not even supposed to have these behind my back. >> Be advised, she's threatening to fight when she gets to the jail. 19 35 years now my whole life raped abused beaten by my own father every day been in my house three times they all walked away hanging off by three times I called line today and I was hung up on all three times. I cried once to get my meds that they were give me July 10th. They hung off on me. My mother was down the road. She hasn't visited me in 12 years. My father wasn't here. I might be a little drunk, but I to hang my phone cuz I woke up. Guess where he's at? At home smoking weed drinking his gin. He keeps traind. The woman remains upset throughout the ride and continues venting about the arrest and the events leading up to it. >> I'd rather than pay taxes for a place who don't want to help. Nobody wanted to help. So I lost it. Now I'm in the back of my cop car. Now you don't want to help. mental health mental health in this state are the only police because they overst ass. I didn't have some drinks in my home and pretend people want to take me out of it for taking my own life when I supported myself. You didn't get my glasses, you [ __ ] in there, too. You didn't even give me my cigarette. Make sure those drug addicts aren't in my house stealing my last bit. Guess what? When I call you, that's why they're never return. I paid my bill. My name's on my lease. You're going to ransack my apartment. You need backup, pretty boy. >> Moments later, officers prepare to transfer her from the patrol vehicle into the jail while discussing the circumstances of the arrest and concerns about her mental state. >> What's going on? >> What's happening? Um, >> mental health. >> Mental health. This is the second time we've been out there today. Okay. I had Corus and Andrews with me and she tried to run back into her house and then she just resisted the whole time. >> And you >> um I don't know. She keeps moving around. She won't let me buckle her. So, >> and I asked her if she was going to fight when we got her out. She said it depends how she feels when I open the door. >> What's her charges? >> Uh DCI, 8 hour hold with mental health. >> Ready when you guys are. >> What's her name? Mary. >> She's crazy. >> How you doing? You need help? >> You need your last chair. Have you right here? >> Is there going to be any issues with you? >> No. >> Sorry. >> Can I get a haircut in my mouth? Can you at least get it out of my mouth? >> Thank you. >> Dr. Alcohol next 24 hours. >> Alcohol and be >> No, I don't have the right drugs. I asked the house several times for them and they haven't given anything yet. >> Yeah, I don't want them anymore. >> You like? >> Yeah, >> I love them. >> Never had them until I started here and I absolutely love them. >> Highly recommend. >> Mhm. Can you have a bad day? >> No. >> She's booked on a charge of disorderly conduct while intoxicated and remains subject to a mental health hold for further evaluation and treatment. [music] A master class in what not to say to police. Officers respond to a disturbance involving a family dispute and a vehicle crash. When they arrive, they encounter a woman who's behaving [music] like this. >> That's me, Marlo. off my >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey, no. Calm, calm. No one's not. No, no, no. Calm down. CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. NO, >> don't talk. My hands behind my back. >> Don't attack. Who's attacking? >> Stop attacking, moving. >> Don't attack your hands off my son. >> We got one Jane that came running at us. >> No running at you. I was walking down my street. >> Relax. Okay. >> No, I won't. No, I My son came home drunk. >> He hit me. >> He's saying she just tried to hit him with a car, so I don't know where the car is. >> So, I walked away. >> Okay. They're saying that she tried to hit him. Yeah. >> So, are you still looking for this new son or no? >> No. Listen, >> where's your car at? >> My boyfriend's >> Yeah, he he's good now. Look, it looked like he was just hurting, but he's just pretty impressed. >> He punched me in my face. You can wait a couple days ago. >> Why? Cuz it Do you understand what you're doing? >> Yes, I understand. You got any weapons on you? >> Yes. What do you have? >> 25 guns and 45 knives. Are you serious? I'm a mother of five kids. >> Yeah, you're not acting like it. >> What? >> You're an awesome mom. >> I am. I raised them all. Five on myself. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> As officers work to calm the situation, they learn about another serious allegation. Several witnesses and family members report that the woman may have driven her vehicle into her son or attempted to strike him with it during the incident. Did she didn't see anything at all? >> So, >> is she saying he got hit? Cuz they're saying not doesn't look like he's broken. But >> did you want to keep looking? We could try King County, but >> she didn't hear she didn't see him get hit. No, she heard arguing in the house. >> Marlo and the brother. Then she heard Marlo's car voom voom revving up and down the road. >> Then she heard a crash, which she's assuming is that. And then she saw you pull up. So I'm assuming that's when they took the car down there cuz she was coming out. >> Yeah. All right. >> I don't know if you got it. >> I don't We're not sure. I >> Yeah, we'll see. >> Oh, no. He was giving him a little issues right now. Heavier. That sounds like it sound right. >> We're going to talk to this girl quick. All right. Uh, man, that's probably the first. All right. Are you going to talk to us now? >> Not a word. >> You want to tell me what happened from your end? >> My son came in the house and beat the [ __ ] out of me. >> He hit you? Where'd he hit you at? >> My face, my back. He threw me in my neighbor's house. >> Where did you hit? >> Left eye, my shin, and pull up my pants. >> You okay? >> I had to pull it all up. >> Yeah, cuz he's drunk. I'm home >> and he comes into my house and tries to disrespect me and he doesn't pay a bill. >> Did anyone say that he saw you hit >> Huh? >> Did anyone see him hit you? >> No, nobody. Cuz he does it so quietly. I'm in the house eating ice cream, but you're probably still on the table. I'm done. >> Meanwhile, the woman remains focused on her accusations against her son and claims that he is responsible for her injuries. >> He has to get out of my house. He's not allowed here. >> Ever allowed here? >> Where did he hit you in the face? >> No, you can't see him. >> I don't think I can really see much there, honestly. >> Cuz he shoved it into the ground. >> Shoved what into the ground? my face. >> But they said he hit you in the face though. >> Well, he grabbed my head, pushed me down, and hit it. Yeah. >> Where? >> Where did you do this at? >> Left side of my tree. >> No. Where? Like >> in front of my yard. >> In front of your yard. And you said neighbor saw it. >> Yeah. >> My great. You know where his address is? >> Mhm. >> What's his address? >> Well, no. You know, don't stay in the car. Just one there. >> There he is. >> Okay. Was it a chiropractic? >> I refuse to be treated like this. Okay. >> Okay. >> I refuse to. >> That's cool. >> Ouch. >> So, who? >> Go ask him. >> Who's driving your car? >> Huh? >> Who's driving your car? >> Who's driving my car? >> Yeah. >> My ex-boyfriend. >> Ex-boyfriend. What's his name? >> Doesn't matter what his name is. I'm not telling you. Okay. >> I don't have to tell you. All I know is I got abused in my own house sitting there eating ice cream. Okay. Less is more. Remember that. Okay. >> My husband's a lawyer. >> Okay. >> Who's your husband? >> My ex-husband. A criminal. >> So, less is more. So, we'll call him and we'll have this all taken care of. You cannot let me sit in my house and be abused when my son walks in cuz Okay. Uh down here. Let's talk to your neighbor and see. talk to this guy real quick. Okay, go ahead. He said he he normally parks right normally parks right here front of the house on the street. But >> as the investigation continues, officers work to determine who was driving the vehicle and how the son sustained his injuries. >> Yeah, he's got some pretty heavy road rash on him. He's uh >> he did not want to be transported, but he's being transported. See, they said it looks like most likely not there. Not that one right there. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, he got hit. Oh, I got to figure out who was driving. He They're saying he said, but that she was driving, but if they were both here, I can't I don't know who necessarily wasn't. She said not her, right? >> No, he said she she said she he just kind of hit her. He didn't want to say anything about the car. I'm try talking to him one more one more time about it. >> I'm going to give David a call. A lot of stuff. >> Yeah, it's too much. >> I I don't know. I I kept cuz this guy was yelling, guys. You know, it's like everything. Marlo. >> Yeah. >> So, you were driving. Who was driving the car? >> I was not driving. I swear. I was walking. >> Who was driving the gear car? >> Why don't you ask all my neighbors? They saw you. >> They saw you jump. It's like jumping in the car. So, who was driving? >> I was I have no idea. >> You were driving. >> I was not driving. Look at my face. He was chasing me down the street. Threw me down. My back's cut. My legs cut. I was driving. I don't give a what you guys say anymore. I'm so sick of you people. Get out of my face. Less is more. Take off the car. >> No, you're not taking that down. We're not done here. >> Oh, I am. >> Good. >> Cuz I'm not saying words. >> That's cool. You don't have to then if you want to defend yourself. The woman gives several different explanations about what happened. She insists that she was walking rather than driving and claims that someone else had possession of her vehicle at the time. >> She's saying >> she's she's not saying she wasn't She said she wasn't driving. She said he was trying to chase her out. She did. She was She's trying to say that she was only walking away. >> What did What did he say? He was driving. >> He said she was, but like it's >> He said that she was. >> But it's it's I can't take his word and say on it. Let me talk to sister. Did she say Rob was there? >> She wasn't here. >> Rob was or maybe wasn't when this happened. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> He's saying victim is saying that she hit him. >> And when we So the car's on the other on the other side of the block. >> Yeah. Is it right now? That's what it is. Okay. >> That's where they found it. So it's not And when I pulled up, she's coming up the block. >> It's her 100% her. Yeah. her car. >> Her Yeah, >> she's just a car. We're just going to confirm that she's not in the area. >> Richard across the street said he heard the commotion fighting going on and he saw her jump in the car and heard a driveway, but he didn't know where what driver's side, passenger side, which I dropped in. So, she was in the car. So, it's her. >> So, the witness saw >> her go to the car, but not sure if it was driver side or passenger side. >> But he saw her, but we're not even sure if Rob was here. Yeah. Okay, >> cool. That's basically it. So, she's she's it um going to tow that car. >> Yeah. Well, I mean we'll deal we'll get to the car and then we have >> her there aggravated UI >> aggravated battery. >> Um and she said nothing happened. She's saying that the poll asked her about the mailbox. She said that happened last week. But the pole is still in the street. >> Yeah. Okay. >> I got it. >> What side of the car is it? Is it on? Do you know the damage? Did they say I I I didn't I couldn't be able to catch anything right now. Everyone's talking and >> Yeah. >> And the kid freaking out on me. Um >> officers review the evidence gathered so far, including the victim's statement that she was driving, witness accounts placing her behind the wheel, and the fact that no evidence points to another driver being involved. >> So, you had the victim saying that it was her. Mhm. >> You have a witness saying that he she only heard those two arguing. >> You have another witness saying that she got to the car. >> She was that he watched her enter the car. >> And there's no evidence that anyone else was here since midnight. >> Yeah. >> Whose drone is that? >> Carrie. >> See, I'm looking at those 202. What time did this call come out? Looks like time of call was 116116. >> So I'd say that's >> that's pretty solid there. >> Yeah. >> You want to call David, let him know. >> Yeah. >> Let him know that you know and then make sure you mention the uh >> the witness saying that. >> Yeah. And then we'll have to drive out the card. We can get run it by again. I just think >> as long as we confirm that guy wasn't here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. We're going to try this. Got a couple questions here out for you. Come on out. >> Don't want to. You don't want to come out? You don't want to say You want to stay in the car? >> Yeah. It's warmer in here. >> I was going to take your handcuffs off for a minute here. >> It's warm in here, though. It's cold out there. >> You going to stay in the car all night or >> It's cold out there and I have no clothes on. >> You have pants on. >> I'm sorry. I have a >> Okay. So, I'm going to have to Officers continue questioning the woman [music] as they try to sort through the conflicting information and determine whether she was driving the vehicle involved in the incident. Okay. Um, are you diabetic or anything? No. Do you have any traumatic brain injuries? Anything like that? Seizure disorders, nothing like that. >> Front. >> Let's talk in the front. Okay. Now that everything's kind of settled down. >> Okay. So, no brain injuries, nothing like that. No sleep. Are you have any are you seeing a doctor for any for what? >> Listen, I was in my house and my son home came home and beat the >> Okay. >> Okay. He can take whatever he wants. He's like the victim. >> Yeah. You tell me. Yeah. You tell me. >> He texted me and said, "Do I have any money in the bank?" >> I said, "No." Mean Meanwhile, he works from home and he makes good money wholesaling houses. Meanwhile, I pay for their cell phone bills, his car insurance, which is in my name, and I'm done. I'm You didn't have any money, and I'm eating ice cream at the table. He swings at me. Swings at me. Where you run? Where you are? >> That's how I hit you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I wanted to hunt cuz I thought he's like, "Leave her alone. Leave her alone." He threw me down in the grass. I have a cut here. My And then he plays the victim. >> So you >> It's just a bad situation all the way around. >> What happened to your home? >> Huh? What happened to your car? >> My car? My boyfriend took that home two days ago? >> Days ago? >> So, the car is at your boyfriend's house? >> No, my girlfriend got it. I thought she could get I wanted my car away from him. So, >> I have no idea. No clue. >> What's your girlfriend's name? >> I don't have to tell you that. It doesn't matter. >> During the interview, the officer notices several inconsistencies in her story and points out that key details have changed throughout the investigation. When asked to walk officers through the events in order, she has difficulty doing so and becomes frustrated. >> I'm talking about what happened in my house tonight. >> So, your car hasn't been here for two days? >> No, my car was here last night. >> You just said it took a few days ago, though. >> No, it was there at his house for 2 days. She went and got it. I think >> she got it from his house. >> Yeah. >> And then she brought it here again. >> No. >> Where' she bring it then? >> Don't know. Don't. >> But it hasn't been here then? >> No. I was here last night. >> Last night? like last night as in the Friday. >> Flip flipped on me. I'm talking about my going on in my house. >> I know. That's what we're trying to figure out. >> On the car. >> We can't. >> Well, you can. >> No. Okay. So, >> my son plays the victim. Did my daughter tell you he came in and hit the >> She saw it all. >> I find that funny. >> Why don't we go see my husband? >> Listen. Listen. So last night you're staying at that's I think logo. So you're saying last night isn't Friday night or Saturday night was in your house? >> Well today's Sunday. >> Yeah. So you tell me when. I'm trying to figure out. >> I was there Thursday. >> Thursday was he was here. Okay. >> No, Thursday was at his house. >> At his house. When was it here then? >> Saturday for maybe an hour. My girlfriend came and got >> roughly what time would you say that be? >> I have no idea. >> You see how you're not helping me out here? >> More and I'm not answering. >> No. This is not This is not >> I'm not answering anything else. You want to rush me? >> Okay. So, >> I'm not answering anything else. >> Cool. Uh I I want to run you I want to run you through some tests here. >> Just talk to my lawyer. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You want to run You want to work through some tests here? I got to run to you some run you through some tests. >> What? What test? >> To test your make sure that you are not intoxicated. >> Oh, really? Did you catch me driving? Did you catch me walking intoxicated? What? >> No. Well, you are technically intoxicated in public. So, yeah. But, um, >> I'm not doing any tests. >> You don't want to run any tests? >> Not at all. >> Okay. So, >> no field sobriety. No stigma eye gaze. Remember, I was married. >> The woman ultimately refuses all field sobriety testing and stands firm that she was never driving the vehicle. Officers then decide to proceed with the charges based on the evidence collected. got really learned. >> So if your car wasn't here for at least a day, >> uh my car basically my car is there at his house all the time cuz I don't drive >> minimal. When was the last time you drove it then? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. >> I don't know. >> Cool. All right. Well, >> now you're Yeah. Now you're under arrest. Okay. I want it to get your car. I'll double check my house. All right. Watch your head. Okay. Officers pursue charges including aggravated DUI and aggravated [music] battery. And that folks is what happens when every warning gets ignored. Let us know what you think in the comments.