Y'all listen. I won't participate. I will do whatever you say. >> No. No. >> Stop. Please don't don't. >> Cuz you're making me look crazy. You're making me look crazy. I hate you. >> Patience is tested. Warnings are given. But these people still refuse to listen. When super entitled Karens test nononsense officers [music] and regret it. Woman wanted by police gets an unexpected surprise. Officers stop a woman after identifying her vehicle on a wanted bulletin connected to [music] a credit card theft investigation involving a senior living home. All right. Good afternoon police department. Just so you know, I stopped you cuz your uh your vehicle is actually on a wanted bullet bulletin list. So, are you Evans? >> Wanted bulletin list. Correct. For what? >> Uh not sure, but I believe you are wanted by our Evston detectives. >> This was old. I already cleared that matter up. >> I got you. All right. Well, do me a favor. Just step out the car for me and uh make sure I have my kids in the car. >> That's fine. That's okay. All right. So, uh I know you live right over here. Is there anybody else at home? Yes. Can I drop them off? You go follow me. >> You can't can't drop them off. We got somebody come get them now. That works. Okay. >> Let me talk to your dad. This is ridiculous. >> Hello. I just got pulled over by the Everston police. Talk about my car is on a wanted bulletin list and I got the kids and we going to the laundry mat. I don't know. >> I'm not. >> That's all right. It's not a big deal. >> He said it's not a big deal. You probably need to clear this [ __ ] This is the same thing. >> We going to get a court date probably, but I'm not sure. >> The same thing that happened last time, bro. This is ridiculous. >> She still wanted to >> wanted bullets in a car. You have to come get these kids now. >> Yes. >> Yes. I don't know what is going on and I need to I need Can they get an Uber to my grandma? >> Sure. I mean, you live right up the street, right? Is he here? Is he at home? >> Huh? Yeah. Did they not? Uh, >> let me call. Uncle Wayne car was there. >> Instead of rushing to remove the woman from the scene, the officer first makes sure her children will be safely picked up. >> This is right now >> right here. What is this street? >> This is uh Mford. >> Mford and Ridge. >> Mford and Ridge. >> Y'all see that big dog? And they have you pull the car. They let you pull a car on you. >> Yeah, she's parked. So >> I'm parked illegal. I mean, >> you're parked illegally. It's okay. >> So I just park the car right here and go with them. But it's I'm about to make calling Uber so they could go to grandma cuz I can't use you is not closed down at the house. I don't he not picking up. So I can't drop them off at the house. >> Okay. Grandma, good grandma or my grandma? don't matter anyone and I'm going to come get them. >> So here I'm not going to let you leave the kids here. Okay, that's that's not the problem. >> They're fine. I'm not going We'll figure that out. So who's coming to get them or >> Yes, I'm about to call them and ride right now. Um >> leave. This is I'm just This is crazy. Is that Oh my I can't >> um >> she's just trying to find >> I don't know >> how far how far is he >> how far is you >> see me like that you okay >> yeah one Okay, let me um let me watch my account so I can get them situated so I can get this situated. >> I'm thankful for your pat one second. >> Okay, >> thank you. >> She expresses concern for them and asks for a little more time to confirm their transportation. Once officers verify that someone is on the way, they ask her to step [music] out of the vehicle. >> Yes. >> And also, just so you know, can't be on your phone while you're driving. >> I wasn't. >> Was >> I was I pulled my phone out when I pulled over to see the address. I was looking for the bund lady. >> You were already on the phone with that. >> No. Okay. I'm sorry. >> It's all right. Well, here. Just do me a favor, but step out. >> Can I get to please call the Uber before y'all let me out? >> Just step out the car and then we'll don't. It's okay. >> Please let me just confirm. I'm just confirming, please. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I'm just trying to stay calm. >> I'm just trying to stay calm. >> Like I said, you do realize that you're probably just going to go and get a court date when you be out. >> Yes, but I just don't like my kid. This is a lot. Understand? >> This is a lot. Understand? All right. >> I'm coming. I'm coming. I'm trying. >> I'm coming. Please. Wait. >> It's all right. Like I said, so there's an Uber coming for >> I'm doing it now. >> Okay. >> I'm doing it now. >> And kids, it's okay. Like I said, your mom probably be out just getting a court date, a couple tickets. Okay. It's just paperwork. >> Okay. >> Just a moment. There are plenty drivers nearby. Here, you can stay hold your phone. Just step on it. I'll make sure you get through, bro. On my daughter. It's here. It's >> no we need that as well. >> Here. Give me >> hand me that one. >> Hand me that one. >> Can you step out? >> They is forced. Can I see to make sure the RIDE IS COMING, PLEASE? >> WE'LL MAKE SURE. All right. At this point, you're under >> I just put you under arrest. Okay. >> You're under arrest. >> Hey, sorry. >> He's putting me under arrest. >> She handed the daughter her phone, but Ronnie said he needs the phone. Take the phone. >> Even after she's handcuffed, her attention remains on making sure [music] her children are taken care of. Officers continue working with her while carrying out the arrest. >> Can my daughter hold my purse, please? >> Hanging up on you. You can't move. CAN YOU PLEASE LOOK AT MY PHONE and make sure the Uber is there? No. My children. Y'all listen. I won't participate. I will do whatever you say. >> My I need to make sure. >> How How old are the kids? >> 15 12. It's at 8. >> Okay. All right. And you gave her your phone, correct? >> BUT THAT'S HER PHONE. >> I I HAVE HER PHONE. >> You have her phone? >> What are they? Come on now. This is really ridiculous at this point. >> Just double lock me. Make sure. Okay. >> Can you Sir, you don't have to do ALL OF THIS IN FRONT OF MY KIDS. I can walk. I promise you I'm not no Can you please make Can I please hold the thing and make sure the Uber coming? >> Yeah, let's go this way. >> You can't see it. Can I see? I got to put my fingerprints on it so it can open. >> That's all. >> Please. Please. Why don't we have our own? >> Please, please, please. That's all. It's on the side. >> It's on the side. >> Yes. >> Say allow. Please get allowed. Please. I He just helping me get my kids out. >> He's one minute away. >> Please. Okay. So, here. Just >> you watch the kids get into your seat in the car for me. It's not a big deal. >> IT IS. WHEN YOU taking me away like THIS, YOU KEEP TALKING ABOUT IT'S NOT A BIG DEAL. Look at you. You make this. >> Hold on. >> Can you assist me with grabbing that? I'mma go across the hand. Seat belt. Yes. >> As an officer [music] reaches into the vehicle to retrieve an item and references the seat belt, she mistakenly thinks he's accusing her of trying to interfere. She immediately becomes defensive [music] and says she's cooperated the entire time. Sorry. I didn't try to do it. What? What did you Come on now. That's ridiculous. >> The seat belt. >> No. Well, I heard what you just said. >> I'm going to hand you the seat belt. >> No, that's what I said. >> No, you didn't. >> What did I say? >> Like, I tried TO HAND MY PHONE UP. I'M PARTICIPATING. I'm cooperating. What are you talking about? MY WHOLE KIDS IS IN THE CAR. >> Please stop. YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> OKAY. I'M TRYING NOT TO hurt you. The incident ends with her being booked on the outstanding warrant related to the credit card theft investigation. She's [music] also charged with resisting arrest. Drunk driver thinks she can talk her way out of DUI. An officer stops a woman after [music] observing signs that she's driving under the influence. Here's what happens when the officer approaches her. >> Three glasses of wine. >> Three glasses of wine. What time was that? Recently? How recent? >> Over the last couple of hours. >> Okay. >> I'm really close to home. >> I know, but I can smell it off of you and I just need to make sure you're safe to drive home. >> Would you like to follow me? >> No. I'm just going to run you through a couple things and as long as you're safe to drive home. >> Can you just follow me, please? >> No. No. No. No. That's not how this works. >> Can you please? >> No. I can't just follow you. >> Please. >> No. No. >> Okay. So, I'm going to ask you to step out. Okay, >> officer. Can you please? I'm like three blocks. >> Okay, >> I'm going to drive home. >> Okay, >> I promise. >> Okay, look at me. Scale of 1 to 10. One being a little bit drunk, 10 being like college passed out drunk. >> Oh, Lord. >> Where would you put yourself on that? >> I would put myself at five. >> At a five. >> Okay. >> Can you please >> I can't I I can't follow you, but you can still maybe be able to drive home. >> I'm just going to drive home. >> Okay. But I need to make sure you're safe to drive home. >> It's three blocks. I'm sorry. I understand. >> It's three blocks. >> I understand. But I need to make sure that you're going to be safe to drive home. Okay. >> Three blocks. This is your moment. >> No. Hey, this is your moment. >> This is your moment. >> Just be a nice man. >> Okay. So, do me a favor. Step out. >> Please. >> No. Ma'am, you're not in any trouble. Did you have more than three? >> I had three. >> Okay. >> Literally. >> Okay. How big are glasses? >> It's not big. >> Okay. >> I am not a drifter. >> Okay. I just need three blocks. >> Okay. You You may still be able to drive three blocks. If not, then maybe someone will have to pick you up or we'll figure it out. But you got to work with me. You got to work with me. >> Oh my goodness. Two. >> Well, we Hey, >> like I'm that girl. >> No, that's on every stop. It's nothing personal. It's on every stop. >> The officer remains calm and explains that she's not automatically under arrest. He tells her that if she cooperates with the investigation, there's still a chance she'll be allowed [music] to go home. Kristen, right? Again, you're not in trouble. You still have a possibility of going home. Okay. But I got him. Okay. But I I can't make that decision unless you work with me. >> I am working with you. Okay. See, he's just trying. >> Okay. So, do me a favor. >> Just follow me home. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Take your seatelt off and step up. >> Okay. You're not in trouble. >> Can you just follow me home? >> You might be able to drive. Can you just follow me home, please? >> You might be able to drive home, >> please. >> You might be able to drive home. >> Can you take this and follow me home? >> That's closed. That has nothing to You can have that. >> Can you please I'm >> What's your name? >> Lake 208. >> We're 104. Officer Stashnick. Okay. Just step by, >> please. >> You might be able to drive home or someone might be able to pick you up, but you got to work with me. If you don't work with me, >> I'm like three blocks away. Okay. >> Please don't make me call someone to >> Okay. >> Like I said, you might be able to drive home, >> but I can't determine that while you're sitting in the car, >> right? >> Yes, you can. Follow me and determine it. >> No, please. >> I will not do anything >> illegal. I will just drive home. >> Okay. >> Three blocks. >> Okay. You don't want to do anything illegal? Three blocks. >> Okay, Kristen, you got to work with me here. You got to work with me here. I'm giving you an out, but you got to work with me. I've asked you. Thank you. Can you turn off my overheads? Should be unlocked. Step out. Let's go over here. >> I'm not sure about this truck. It might lock. >> Okay, then we'll leave it. Well, it's your window's open, so you'll be able to unlock it. Okay, let's go over here. >> After several requests, she finally [music] steps out of the vehicle and begins the field sobriety tests. >> This is like making me very anxious. Wow. I have anxiety. >> That's fine. I I'm not a therapist. I'm not here to talk about Okay, >> I understand. >> Okay, stop. Turn around. Look at me. I see you're wearing glasses. I'm going to need you to put those glasses and put them up over your head. I'm very blind. >> Okay, Sam, I'm going to need you to take the glasses and just pop them over your head. >> Okay, you don't I don'tide and do not stop walking till you've completed the entire sequence. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> All right, begin. Miss Yes. Yes. Okay. >> I think I'm supposed to go down. >> I can't. >> You can't perform the test. >> Well, like I said, I can show you the bruises. Um Three blocks. >> Okay. So, you're unable to do this. >> All right. How about you give me a breath sample and we see where you are? Okay. >> Yes. Just take me home three blocks away. I've done many tests. >> Okay. Will you provide breath samples so we can see where you're at? >> We will not. >> You will not? >> I No, because I have had a hip replacement. >> Okay. All right. How about we do this? Um, what's how about how about we do this? While singing, I want you to recite the alphabet from the letter D to the letter Q. >> E, S, G, H, I, J, L, M, N, O, K. >> The officer also asks her to recite part of the alphabet, but she makes several mistakes during the exercise. Okay. Can we just >> So, I'm going to give you one opportunity. Okay. Will you provide a blood sample? >> Show me where we're at and we'll work. We'll work together. >> I'm three blocks away somehow. >> Show me where you're at. We'll work together, >> I think. >> Okay. All right. Go ahead. Turn on. >> No. No. No. >> Stop. Please don't. Don't. Don't. Don't don't don't. Please don't. Please don't. Can I please don't you don't don't don't come on don't catch another charm. Please don't please don't please don't please don't please don't relax. >> There is nothing else I can do. There is nothing else. I will >> relax. No. I have never been in my life. Please >> relax. Stop. >> Good lord. Please don't do this. Oh my god. I'm free. >> You need to stop moving. You're going to make this worse. Stop. Please stop. You need to stop moving. You're going to make it worse. You're going to make it worse for yourself. >> I don't know. >> I can't. I really can't. You have no idea. >> I got Hills. >> Stop. >> I know. >> 111 with 125. >> Nice. Oh my god. >> We'll work together. >> You're welcome. >> 231. >> You will be here one day. Please be persuaded. Make a good decision. Please make a good decision. >> You have anything on you? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. We're still doing good. >> Please, young man. Please make a decision. Please, please, please. >> Even after placing her in handcuffs, he continues encouraging her to cooperate and explains they can still work through the process together. Instead, she responds like this. >> Please, can I do business now? >> You'll be able give an opportunity later. >> Put your feet in the truck. >> No. >> Oh, please. I've been beyond beyond. >> You still have a chance of going home later. We tip you in the truck. Do it or I'm going to do it for you. I think you're fine. I'm fine. Please. Oh my god. Oh my god. I am >> You're going in the cell. I would like a supervisor. >> I'm not obligated to bring you one right now. You can talk to one at the end of this interaction. Okay. You are going in the cell. I have to step out to print your tickets. >> I have not ever experienced this. I have not been aggressive. You have not been resistant. Okay. >> I would just like to stay here. >> You can't. The policy in the department is there has to be two officers in here at once. >> Please call another officer. >> They can't. They're all on the road working. >> They are all out. >> They are all out. >> You are the only two officers in here. >> Yes. >> I would like that written down. >> It's recorded. >> Awesome. >> What's the difference between sitting in there and sitting out here? >> I guess you know my own morality. >> Okay. I'm sorry. There's nothing I can do about that. If you have an issue with that, take it up with the department and have them ask them to change your policy later. >> Okay. >> Despite protesting [music] the arrest and offering excuses, she ultimately ends up in a holding cell. >> It's going to be 10 minutes. >> It's like 12:30. >> I want to know what time it is, please. It >> is 12:33. And that's how you turn a short drive home into a trip to jail. Man discovers boats [music] aren't get out of jail free cars. A deputy approaches a man walking near a boat ramp because he closely [music] resembles someone law enforcement is trying to locate. Here's how he responds. >> Hi, doggy. >> Hey, I'm looking for someone. Is your name Josh? >> Well, because I'm looking for somebody who looks just like you named Josh. >> You got your camera on? >> Yeah, of course I have my camera on. You want to know? >> Huh? >> Why are you looking for me? >> Well, I can't tell you until you tell me who you are. I think I think I met you before. I'm Deputy Serpa. >> Why do you want >> Well, I'm I'm the one asking questions. So, can you identify yourself? Are you Josh? >> I have to. Well, because like I said, I have a reason to ask you because I'm looking for somebody who's matching >> articulus for for detaining me right now. >> Suspicion is that you look like somebody that I'm looking for. That's my suspicion. That's why I approach you and I'm trying to have a conversation with you to figure out what your name is. >> Consensual conversation right now? >> No, you are detained right now because I have a reasonable suspicion to believe >> my name is Josh. >> Okay, wonderful. Josh, do you have your driver's license or ID on you? >> Well, of course I do. >> Can I see it, please? >> You're tired of y'all harassing me. >> We're not harassing you. >> Always harassing. >> No, we are not harassing you. Listen, like I said, I'm just >> back up. Sparks, >> give me just a second. Can you lift your finger up a little bit so I can see it? >> Always harassing yass. >> Okay, you're good. You're not. Let me just uh check something with the dispatch real quick. Okay. >> What? What have I done? >> What is your reasonable articulable suspicion? >> Let me just make sure that you actually Right now, I'm just trying to establish if you've done anything at all. >> So, am I detained? >> You are detained. >> For what reasonable suspicion? >> The man eventually [music] identifies himself, but continues insisting the officers are harassing him. He asks what crime he's suspected of committing and argues that the deputy hasn't given him a valid reason for the detention. >> But you don't know if I did anything. >> Can you step away from me for a little bit cuz I see you have knives on you just for my safety. >> You have a gun. >> Well, right. For my protection. I'm not trying to use it on you. >> 117 switching to two. >> Hey Josh, >> hold on. Where you going? >> 1117 on two. Um, can you send me a code for this? Uh, possible uh code here. I'm about to give you a license. Can you just not leave, please? >> Not going to give y'all any reason. >> Okay. Look, >> I ain't got no reason to me. >> Um, I have a deal here out of Florida. If you can run it for me, please. >> So, you're looking for me, but you know, you won't tell me why. I will tell you why in just a minute. >> In just a minute, sir. >> That's not the way it this works. >> Y'all been after me for a long time. All because those little firefighters ran into me. >> What firefighter? >> You know all about it. >> No, I don't. >> All because y'all your police cadet told me y'all were going to jam me up in the in the bathroom of college. I had to quit college because of y'all. Hey, keep They're detaining me right now, but they won't tell me why until they call in to find out. >> Sir, I will tell you in just a moment. >> You're supposed to tell me before you get my ID. >> All right. Well, >> the deputy remains calm and explains that everything will be clarified once his identity has been confirmed. >> Can I see your ID again? It's not coming back to anything. >> What? Can I see your ID again? >> Yeah, I gave it to you once. >> Okay. Well, it's not coming back to anything. >> You No. What is the reasonable articulus? >> Sir, let's not make it hard for both of us. Listen, I will tell you everything right now. I just need to make sure that you is you. That's why I need to see your ID. The ID you gave me. The dispatch dispatch is letting me know that it's not coming back to anything. So, I'd like to see your ID again so I can read it to dispatch so she can confirm I have a right person. I I'll give you my birth my my social security number. >> Okay. How about you give me your last name? >> How do you know you're looking for me if you don't even know my last name? >> I need to confirm that. Sir, don't make it complicated cuz right now you're about to catch a charge of resisting because >> I'm not resisting. My last name is I've given you everything. Yes. My social security number. >> Sir, I don't need your social security. What's your date of birth? >> I've done nothing to y'all. done nothing to me. >> Okay. You did nothing to me. I'm just doing my job. >> Articulate reason for stopping me right now that I'm detained. You're calling >> right now. I am trying to make sure I I have the right person. Once I get a confirmation, I will explain you everything. >> So, you're arrested? >> I am not arresting you as of yet. You are detained. >> All right. Hey, everybody, y'all going to have to come get me out of jail. Well, why you say that? Is there something you want to tell me? >> Keep stopping me. You don't have a reason. >> Well, I have a reason. I wouldn't just stop you for no reason. >> But you won't tell it to me. >> I will tell you. I keep repeating myself. I will tell you as soon as I know that you is you. >> Y'all all know it's me. >> I don't even want to be here. I don't want to live here. Even as the man continues arguing and demanding to know why he's being detained, [music] the deputy remains firm and responds like this. >> I just got struck by lightning, was fixing my boat and getting your little firefighters ran into me and I've had nothing but problems with y'all since then. >> What firefighters? What are you >> booish and Jason Yber? >> Okay. I mean, what firefighters are not law enforcement? They first responders, but they're not law enforcement. So if you had some issues with firefighters, I have nothing to do with that. >> Why are you here? >> Why? What? >> Why are you here? Why are you here right now? >> Go ahead. Uh my exact location. I am here um in the main groups area right before the turn to uh Key Haven boat ramp. >> Hey, calm down. >> Calm down. Really? This is >> Go ahead. >> Just calm down. This is my life, y'all. >> This is my life, y'all. >> Okay. Just want to take the dog again. >> All right. >> So, what have you found out? >> Well, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> STOP. HEY. HEY. STOP. STOP. YOU'RE MAKING IT worse for yourself >> right here. >> Listen, if you Hey, I need you back online now. Understand this. You go off of land right now. >> THAT'S IT. >> WHY ARE YOU WITH UNDERSTAND? YOU HAVE A WARRANT for your arrest. >> For what? >> We can tell you over here at the car. You need to come off the land now. >> Sir, comply or look at more charges now. >> Understand it's to comply. This is Sergeant Express. >> Walk over it. Back up and I'll walk over it. >> Keep your hands visible. Back up. Let me see your hands now. Hands out. Walk towards me. >> Additional officers quickly move in, give clear commands, and safely take him into custody. [music] Once he's handcuffed, deputies secure his dog, and arrange for animal control to care for it. >> I will back up as you walk towards me. Go ahead, come around. >> There's a mess right there. >> Don't pull anything out of there. Keep your hands up. Drop all that right now. >> Drop it now. >> Come over here. Let me leash my dog. SO Y >> I WILL DO IT NOW. DO IT NOW. >> Get over here. >> Your dog is fine. Let's go now. Now. >> Come on. >> I will tie it up. I need you here. >> I got you. >> All right. You got the boat. You got the boat. >> On your back. >> Hands on your back now, >> Mark. No. Got it. See why you made it so complicated. >> It's okay, man. Don't no Don't gas like me. >> She told me to go. She's pulling me. >> I know. I know. I said I'm >> I thought you said let's go. >> Good. >> Put my dog on the leash. >> Yeah. 11:17 I have one custody. >> My dog needs to be on the leash before. >> Okay. Well, I said I just needed to confirm I have the right person. I don't know why you tried to run. I'm going to take this off. >> Stop because you're going to catch another >> charge. >> You want to do that? >> Okay. >> All right. Starts here. >> All right. We're going to go in front of here. >> Let me turn the camera. >> Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no, no. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here, doggy. Come here. >> Deputies then finish securing the scene, gather the man's belongings, make arrangements for his dog, and prepare him for transport to jail. >> Come here, come here, buddy. Come here. >> The dog can go there. The animal control officer is there waiting. >> I'll take it to Noah. >> Uh, it's the female. Yeah, >> I'll take it there directly. She seems to be fine though. >> All right, I'm going to go to my call out. Be good. Thank you. >> He wants the whole bag to jail with him. >> The blue bag. The blue dry bag. >> Yeah, that's got all my clothes. >> If I was I I got >> All right. >> Okay. All right. Come on. Let's go. >> Take your time. Careful. >> You know what copper takes? The amount of jaw hurting means you got anger in the heart. Well, I'm not a medical professional, so >> Okay, let's see. Get upstairs. Woman refuses to get out of car after boyfriend calls police. Officers respond to a report of a domestic battery involving a man and woman arguing over a [music] vehicle. Here's what happens when they arrive at the scene. >> Hey, hey, turn the car off for me. Okay. >> I don't have a car. He cut the car off. >> Okay. I mean, it looks like it's on to me. Can you turn it off? >> Don't Don't touch me. Don't touch me. I can do whatever I want. Don't touch it. Step out of the car. >> Yes, I can. Don't touch me. >> Step out of the car. Don't touch me. I'm not driving. I'm not understand. Stop talking to me. Stop talking to me. >> I need you to step out of the car. >> I don't do what y'all going to do. Do what y'all want. >> You can either step out of the car. I can pull you out of the car. >> Don't do what y'all going to do. Don't do Do what y'all do. >> Listen, all we have to do is talk to you. That's good. >> I don't care. Don't talk to me. >> I do care. I have to be >> cuz I already talked to somebody else and they cooperated. Okay. Okay. Do what yall going to do >> at this point. You need to get out of the car and I'm going to pull you out of the car. You understand? >> That's fine. That's fine. Do what y'all going to do. >> Step out of the vehicle for me >> cuz I'm always the victim. >> Step out of the car. >> Y'all not just trying to talk. Y'all doing out of the vehicle. >> Don't touch me. Don't >> arrest your hands on me. It's not arrest. >> I just have to That's NOT HIS CAR. THAT'S NOT HIS CAR. matter matter if it's and he don't got to say to me. It's not his car. IT'S NOT IN HIS NAME. It's in my best friend name investigation. >> There you go. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> There you go. There you go. There you go. There you go. >> Right now you're obstructing. Do you want to be arrested for obstruction? >> I don't care what you calling. I don't care what you calling. I'm not doing >> Okay. >> I don't care. DON'T TOUCH MY BAG. DON'T TOUCH THE BAG. >> I'm not doing >> step out of the vehicle. >> Don't touch on I don't get to step out of the vehicle. I'm not doing [ __ ] It's not his fault. I'm not doing He's IN SOMEBODY ELSE. I'M NOT DOING >> It doesn't matter. >> CALL Y'ALL LIEUTENANT. Call y'all sergeant. I'm not doing >> right now. I have to talk to you and I can't do that while you're sitting in a running vehicle. >> So you can say what it's gang. >> Please send me the key. >> Nobody has the keys. He got the keys. He shouldn't even have the keys cuz the my best friend didn't give him the car. My best friend didn't give him the car so he shouldn't have the keys. Okay. >> I don't. >> The woman insists there's no [music] reason to question her because she believes the man involved is the one at fault after allegedly [music] putting his hands on her. >> Listen, if that's the case, then we have I have to talk to you so we can get to that point. >> There's not nothing to talk about because he's the one called y'all. He called y'all when I'm the one looking crazy. But when he's the one putting his hands on me, I didn't call him. I didn't call y'all because I'm not trying to make him look crazy. I don't care. I don't care. So, whatever y'all next up, y'all want to arrest me. Y'all want to do whatever. Do that. Do that. Do that. Cuz I don't have to say to you cuz I'm not in the wrong. >> I NEVER about Ubered here. How the coming to me? I Ubered here. How are y'all coming to me, bro? Do what the talking about. I'm telling you I'm I'm resisting. I'm not saying to you. So, whatever the next step is that you have to do, do that. >> How about this? Can Can I start with this? Do you have a driver's license? >> Yes, I do. Can I? >> Yes, I do. Yes, I >> Well, we Well, take it in baby steps and we're going to try to figure out what's going on. >> You have to fake cool with me, bro. You don't have to fake cool with me. >> I'm not trying to fake cool with you. >> You don't want to take anybody to jail. >> Yes, you do. >> You did you say you know your driver's license? >> I know my driver's license by heart, bro. by heart. >> Yes. Just like I know my social model. >> You're good. >> Can I get my phone or is y'all want to like do some extra [ __ ] >> Listen, we're not trying to do extra for right now. >> Cuz I'm black. So, I'm just saying like this one. >> Ayana, this has nothing to do with that. >> Cuz this weird like he calling my auntie this [ __ ] This car is not in his name. He paid this car note twice. He paid this car not twice. It's in my It's in my best friend name. Echo echo like >> No, no, no. Ha, can I explain why we're here? Can I explain why we're here to you? Can you just let me speak for a second? >> Seeing she's willing to [music] continue talking, the officer explains why police were called to the scene. Here's what she says next. >> Whether you guys I don't know if there was some sort of argument or something, but somebody >> argument. I didn't put my hands on it. >> Okay. Well, listen. Somebody called and said that there was an argument and that they it appeared like there was some sort of fighting. That's why we're here. I'm fighting at 55 and he's 64. >> Listen, I'm just telling you why we're here. Okay. And because of that, we have to try to investigate here. >> Can I get my phone? It's on the floor. I'll go around and get my phone. >> Can you please get my phone, bro? I just want to call my auntie. >> My auntie my auntie is a third lieutenant and and the um >> the lieutenant grab your own. >> I just Okay. Thank you. Want to talk about nothing? Talk to him. He called y'all. You can say whatever you want to say. He's weird, bro. Because I love you. I gave you all of me. I hope you >> cuz you're making me LOOK CRAZY. YOU MAKING ME LOOK CRAZY. I hate you. Hey, look at me. Don't touch me. I'm not there. Me. That's not his car. THAT'S NOT HIS CAR. He's weird. You bro, he's recording so he can post on his content. You recording so you can post on your content. You weird as hell. >> You recording so you can repost on your I hate you. I hate you. Why would you You're not being honest. Why are y'all detaining me if I did NOTHING WRONG? >> WHY Y'ALL DETAINING ME IF I DID NOTHING WRONG? >> WHY Y'ALL DETAIN him if I did nothing wrong? >> She then provides a more detailed account of the argument while the officer brings the conversation back to the reported domestic disturbance instead of the disagreement [music] over ownership. Two days ago, I paid um $300 to the car now. So, you got it's 7:07. I paid $300. >> So, you got here, you got in the back of the car. You >> And he's the one got the door doing all the extra. I'm like, "This not your car. It's my best friend's car." >> Get out the car. He said, "Get out of the car." I paid the car note as well. What happened after that? >> He told me that I had to put him out the car. I threw out I'm a woman. I'm 5'5. I'm 171. I cannot physically remove him out the car. So, I put his the car because I knew that throwing his he don't like when I've been with him for 10 years. >> So, you did you throw this stuff out hoping that that would get him to get out of the car? >> Yes. I'm not going to lie. >> I'm going to call the police. And I'm just like, this is my best friend. This not your family. This not your best friend. >> Okay. And I >> She can't afford her car. I'm paying on the car. YOU'RE PAYING ON THE CAR NOTE. Her past due payments, that's $12, $1,500. I'm a paying on that. If they look at the receipts, they're going to see that I'm paying it just because you paying a monthly payment on the 26. I'm paying that already. >> You are not paying on the car. I'm not even concerned with the car right now. Okay? >> Then why did y'all put me out the car if I didn't threaten nobody? Life would have >> I know that. Let me Let me explain it to you again. Okay. Somebody called because you guys got in an argument. They do it. They all do it all the time. No, somebody else called. Okay. Regardless, because of that, we had to come here and and make sure that everybody's okay. That's why we're here. >> Officers patiently explained that every domestic violence [music] report has to be investigated, even if neither person appears to be injured. Their priority is determining exactly what happened. >> I'm not here because of who has rights to the vehicle or not, who's paying the car note, whatever. That's kind of besides the fact at this point. I need to make sure that you're not injured, that he is not injured, and that now that I verified that neither of you need to go to the hospital, I have to figure out why we were called here. Okay, I understand that you're frustrated. >> You just said somebody else called you so you know why you was called. >> Okay, but I need to hear it from you guys cuz I have to, you know, if if you guys were physically fighting, then we have to address that. >> I wasn't physically fighting. I pulled up because my best friend contracted the car. She can't afford to pay the car, but I can because of my job. >> So, I paid a car. >> She told me the address in the carinal. I don't even know if he was here or not. >> My baby don't even have formula. We have a newborn. Okay. >> She's 7 months. You haven't been paying on her formula, but you paying on a car. My best friend is telling me >> the the car is at this location. I'm like, how is she paying on this car? But he don't even pay for a formula. >> Okay. >> She like the car is at this location, best go get the car. I already told Miss Walka, she's in Miss Walka, Indiana. Like I said, she can't pay she can't afford to get a car note cuz she lost her job. So, I'm paying on the car. >> I know that you're paying on the car note. you expressed that to me. Uh, what's your friend's name? That >> you run the plane? Do you run the thing? >> Yeah, that that's why I want to make sure that it that it goes back to I think it does. Um, >> so so you got here in an Uber, correct? >> Yes. >> You did not drive here. >> No. >> Uh, after you got out of the Uber and you got into the car, you guys just kind of had an argument. >> No, I got in the car. He carries our car back. I said it's best car. You can't dictate where the going. When I was in the house, we already had a prior disagreement. We had a prior disagreement on the way. >> I mean, >> as the conversation continues, the woman makes an admission that ultimately gives officers probable cause to place her under arrest. >> That's kind of the size of this. >> Um, okay. When you guys were in the car and you were arguing, did >> Yeah. Uh, did you just spit in the car? >> No. I got a lot of hair in my mouth and I'm I'm going to have >> There's hair in my mouth. I'm not about to say, "Can you get this out of my mouth?" Like, y'all not about to do that. >> They were home alone and locked out of the house. >> 104. We'll try to see if we can get somebody through here in a second. >> Um, >> okay. So, you guys are arguing in the car. Did you Did you hit him at any point? No, we never hitting each other. >> Okay. See, that's that's what I was trying to get out. >> When he got out the car, he called police once he got out the car. I threw his out the car. I was going to leave before y'all even got here because why was y'all pulling me over? I just left before he was got out the car. I was throwing she out the car. He Yeah, she's the one. She doing this. She doing this. I'm just fine. Do you get why? Like if somebody was standing by and they heard people yelling and then all of a sudden they saw a bunch of stuff flying out of a car, they might call 911. Like >> like do you understand why somebody might call? Okay, I understand that. >> You know what I'm saying? That's it. But I'm just saying that this isn't her car. This isn't his car. Whoever was in the house, I'm not going to lie. I was in his face. >> Okay. I was in his face. He called the police in the house. Okay. We literally threw the liquid at him >> and I threw it like I would hit him, but I really did throw it. >> You threw the liquid at him? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. Here's the deal. All right. Um, so you're telling me that you threw the coffee on him? He's stating that he threw the coffee on him. Okay. That qualifies as a domestic battery and I have to place you under arrest for domestic battery. Okay. So, at this point, you are under arrest. Um, I'm going to contact her friend, see what we want to do with the car. She wants to leave it here. We'll park it. She can come get it. If she's okay with him taking it, that's what we'll do. But as of right now, that's where we're at. Okay. >> She's charged with domestic battery and resisting arrest. In the end, these people learned the hard way that arguing never cancelled the consequences. Drop your thoughts in the comments.