These Karens didn't just cross the line, they erased it. Here are five cases of the most unhinged Karens these cops have ever seen. Number five, caretakers meltdown inside Mexican restaurant leads to arrest. Police respond to a call from a Mexican restaurant where a woman and her companion have caused a disturbance. Let's take a look at what happens next. >> Hello. >> Hello. We know you. >> You know me. Yes. >> You've come to our house a couple times. [music] You >> live on the south side. >> And you and your uh friend >> live on the south side. >> A high school together. [music] >> I do remember you. >> Yeah. All right. >> There's my car. >> All right. What is All right. Give Give me a second. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Who called? >> Uh William. He's at the bar side. >> Okay. Can he come out, please? Yeah. >> Would you guys like watch anything? >> I just got them out cuz they got physical with each other. I just want to make sure they got physical. They they can't drive. I only give them like a minimum of two glasses of wine, one margarita, and then from there, I didn't think they were going to be too uh wasting. They came in perfectly fine. I gave them water, but as moment I got too physical with the clients, I said, "I need you guys to be out." That's it. Keep it simple. They got too a little bit uh too close kissing people's This is bald gentleman hits him on the forehead. And I was like, "Dude, that's just kind of >> he's inside. He's cool. He's doesn't um he's inside having a drink out here." >> Oh. Uh, she did. Oh, no. She She did. [music] >> Um, we don't want to go. We don't want to press anything. We just want to make sure they just get home safely. That's all. >> Do you guys want to trespass or No, >> you live on. >> Yep. >> Both. >> That'll probably be the same. >> All right. So, I do need to speak with the guy who said they kissed, >> the gentleman, the forehead. Um, >> let me see if he's white. If you don't mind, let me stop. Okay. >> I mean, even if it's just for a second for him to verbally tell me yes or no, then I'll be good. >> The officer approaches the woman and takes her side of the story. >> I need to get >> Why do we get called here? Why are you wet? >> Me? Because she threw drinks on me. Okay. I thought we I thought we discussed last time that this relationship isn't the healthiest. >> Yes, I know. But she has no one else to take care of her. >> I I get that. >> All right. So, don't worry about it. >> Well, I have to now. So, what happened inside? >> Oh, please. There's no reason for you to worry about it. It this is what it is. [music] And she needs someone to help her. and I'm the person. So, [music] you know, every once in a while she gets a little crazy. She has Alzheimer's and we all know, you know, that's just a dis a recipe for disaster. >> Mhm. So, what happened inside today? >> I don't know. >> You don't know what happened inside? >> Absolutely not. It just went from everything was great until all of a sudden >> a gentleman. Sorry about that. >> I can step in and talk to you if you'd like. Sorry about that. >> Okay. >> So, from what I was told, someone come up in case you >> Okay. Well, >> but she did. >> By state law, unwanted touching is battery. So, I need to make contact with you to make sure you don't want anything with it. >> No, not that lady. >> Which one was it? >> She needs to get home. Which one was it? >> She has also wait for me if >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. One of them get home safe. >> All right. Well, let's >> not in not in the back of the car. >> Well, that's probably going to have to be the way they get home, but at least they're going home, >> bro. We're not I'm saying not in the to the police. >> Yeah. Well, all right. I I had to check with you real quick. >> Don't need to drive. >> Oh, no. Yeah, absolutely not. Well, she can't drive anyway, and her caretaker is wasted, so I was about to say I need a ride home. >> After taking witness statements, they also speak with the elderly woman and begin asking her questions. >> All right. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Yep. >> Good idea. >> I I don't remember last time you came out and talk to me. Does she live with you or is it like an on and off when you >> it you know she she's a caregiver. Mhm. >> She's not living with me all the time because she has a house over in Palm Coast. >> I uh I live alone. >> So, you take care of yourself. >> The days that she's not there. >> Yeah. I'm able to uh you know, have you been there? >> Yeah, we we were both at your house. We were talking to you in the in the kitchen for quite a while. >> Yeah. It's a big ass house. >> It is. >> Are you good by yourself in the night? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Because I'm gonna go home and go to bed. >> Yeah. Yeah. It it's it's I I have no problem. And the thing is I'm from DC. Guess what? I can I know how to call somebody and say I need help. >> Mhm. >> But I don't need help. You know, you know, I own three properties around there and everything and it it goes okay, but she's a damn mess. And and the thing is we came in here and and to have something to eat and whatever have a glass of wine. >> I don't know what going on with her. Well, I'm not sure unless you know I, you know, this is a social place and so we're talking to people like which >> she answers some of them clearly but her responses are scattered >> and she just did anything physical happen? >> No. No, nothing physical except for the fact unless you want to talk about the fact that she had too much to drink. >> I don't I I was not monitoring that by any any way of I had at least two glasses of wine >> and uh Yeah. >> Okay. So, so it seems like what the best route's going to be after tonight >> is the U-Haul she's going to have to get home as well. Okay. When I separate for the night. >> No. No. She has to You Have you been to my house? >> You know, it's gigantic. Well, not gigantic, but she can um She needs to sleep in a different room. She can sleep on the third floor as well. >> My only my only worry is this continuing throughout the night. >> That's why he was asking if you think you'd be okay by yourself and then if you need anything, you just call us and ask us to. >> Right. But I don't think she has any. Well, >> well, I'm going to go ask her here in a second about the keys to the car. >> Oh, your car? >> Yeah, it's my car. And u just to get that out of here. I don't know. >> So, do you think you'd be okay for the night? >> Oh, I said if you need anything, just call us. We'll come out there and help you out. She admits she and her caretaker drank too much, but says this isn't typical for her. She doesn't want the woman arrested, but acknowledges [music] that things got out of hand. >> I've called you all. >> I've called you all for a whole lot of stuff. Uh but u Yeah, I just I just want to get home and see the dogs cuz the dogs are Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Well, let me go talk to her and see if we can work out her getting a ride home. >> Well, she can go back to my house. I I know you're thinking that's not the best. >> I just don't want this to continue. >> I know you don't. And she ain't going to be able to do that because she has no access to alcohol. You know what I'm saying? Well, she I own the house across the street and the one >> we have an Uber ride home. >> What is she? >> I don't know what all this >> see what she said. >> She's talking about an Uber ride. >> Uber ride home. >> Is that me? >> Me? >> Yeah. >> Well, I stay with her >> uh Yeah. 247 every day of my life. >> I'm glad to be a house in Palm. >> Oh, I have a house in Pumpville. >> You're not going there. >> Oh, no. >> Why? >> Because there >> All right. I'm going to be very bored. >> Yeah. >> What? >> You need to go home, Cindy. >> If you guys >> want me to go home, >> our dogs are friends. The issue is someone's gonna I know we're going to get a call back and someone's going to >> No, we're not. You're not getting a call back. I promise. >> Doubt that. We go to your guys' house all the time. >> Yeah, we have. But not again. I promise you. >> You're going to go home as soon as you're going to go home to Palm Coast and stay there. >> No, you and I are going home together. >> During the questioning, the caretaker starts butdding in. She insists on going home with the woman despite her reluctance and officer's efforts to arrange a ride for her elsewhere. >> Yes, we are. >> No, no, no. >> Come on. So fast like this. We're going to end up going to go to jail. >> I don't know. >> You guys together don't ask. >> I know. Huh? >> Why not? >> You're going to go back to your house. >> No, we're going back to her house. >> No, no, no. She's not invited back. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. >> So, here's the thing. Here's the thing. It's >> I know you're You guys are trying to anticipate things that you have no idea what's going on. But I'm telling you right now, as soon as we get home, everything's going to be fine. >> How? You guys are standing here arguing right in front of us. >> No. >> Yes. >> No, we're not. >> And guess what? >> Your ears are messed up then. >> You know what? Maybe we are. But guess what? >> And guess what? It's going to continue. We're going to have to come back. She Listen. No. Stop. Stop. >> It would It would continue. >> Stop you. She doesn't want you at her house tonight. >> It would continue. Back up. No. >> [music] >> You're going to go back to your house. >> Stop. >> No. >> You're going to go stop. >> Are you crazy? >> Put your hand behind your back. >> There you go, Sandy. Not crazy. >> Crazy. Can't keep your hands to yourself. Can't keep your mouth shut. >> Yeah. You don't even >> The arrest does not go smoothly. She physically resists being handcuffed and verbally lashes out at the officers. He has my car. >> Yeah. You know what? >> Yeah. You better drive home. >> Yeah. I got your car keys in my car. >> Beach 225. >> Man, I am so excited about >> I'll have one of those. We'll get it. We'll get it. Hey. Hey. I'm sorry. Get that out of my purse. >> No, I'm going to jail, dude. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, Helen. >> Yeah. Thank you. You are such a You are >> Yeah, we're >> That's fine. We'll do my phone. >> We'll do it over here. >> Did you phone? >> My god. >> Yeah, right. I had no rights to be arrested, >> man. You're a step off. >> And you know what? You threw me down on the ground for no damn reason. >> Sydney, pay attention so you don't fall, please. >> Go to the back of the car so there's not this curb. >> Oh, right there. Stop right there. >> Cuz you know what? I I am a caretaker for a damn woman who has Alzheimer's. >> Well, I mean, >> you're a [ __ ] >> I don't think you should if you're working. I don't think you should be this impaired. >> I'm not impaired. >> Oh, you're >> you're a bunch of [ __ ] >> Stop. >> You're a >> Come on. Really? >> Might be too much. >> We do. We're not trying to hurt you. >> Really? You already did hurt me. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Why are we disorderly? >> Oh, yeah. >> Despite this, officers managed to detain her safely and transport her to jail. >> Yeah, right. >> Disorderly. I was disorderly. >> Had a seat in the park. Have you ever seen anything? >> Yeah, right. You're a bunch of >> You're a bunch of >> I can't wait. I can't wait to see what happens to me and what happens to you. >> All right, let's go. We're getting you home. >> You don't need anything out of your truck, right? >> I locked it. Oh, are you going to drive it to my house? >> Oh, no. I got to take my car. >> And then, >> how will I get it? >> You have to come tomorrow and get it. >> Family member or something? You have a niece that lives up the road. Have her give you a ride up here. >> Come here. >> Come here. >> That place is gorgeous. Oh, shut up. [laughter] >> All right, let's get a ride home. >> Well, I'm happily married. >> You got to ride in the back. My front's taken up. All right, >> here's your keys. >> I appreciate it. I'm going to tell you something else. >> We talk about it in the car. There you go. There's your key. >> She's a good-looking woman and she had a low down man. >> Oh, does she? >> Oh, yeah. The elderly woman agrees to go home alone and acknowledges that separating for the night is the best course of action. Officers arrange for her car keys to be returned and ensure she has a safe way home. >> Well, do I have any room for my feet in here? >> Oh, you'll be surprised the size of people we get back there. >> All right. All right. >> Give us give me two minutes and I'll get you home. I understand. >> All righty. >> My neighbor My neighbor across the street is going to go. >> The caretaker is charged with disorderly conduct. Number four. Officers shut down couple who tries controlling the stop. Deputies conduct a traffic stop after a vehicle makes an illegal left turn and fails to stay within its lane. Here's what happens next. Hey, how's it going? >> What's going on? >> Hey. >> All right. Hey, I'm Deputy Johnson for South County Sheriff's Office. The reason I'm pointing you over is when you pulled out a good old days, you can't make that left turn. There's a sign, the DOT sign. It says no left turn. >> Okay. >> Because you're going in the opposite lanes. Okay. And then when falling behind, you're not maintaining your lane. Okay? So, do you have your driver's I mean, sorry, insurance with you. >> Let me see. Hang on. It's my car. >> Okay. >> This is right in Vegas. >> There we go. Where are we headed to, guys? >> Uh, home. >> Back home. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Wonderful. All right. How much alcohol you had, sir? >> Uh, none. >> None at all? >> No. >> Okay. Any reason I can smell it? >> Um the disease for drinking. >> Okay. Do you mind putting the car in park and tell me that for a second? >> 75 200 10. >> You want to step out? >> Yes, sir. Please. >> I'm not going to do that. >> Okay. You're you're going to have to >> 7520 code 11. >> Yeah. I'm not going to do that. >> Okay. If you don't step out of the vehicle, it's going to be called obstruction. Okay? You have to step out of the vehicle. Okay? There's case law supports that. Okay. >> I got >> Yeah, I'm not going to do that. >> Why not? >> It's not obstruction. I'm not Am I being detained? >> You are. Yes, sir. 100%. >> Okay. We do what you got to do. >> Okay. step out of the vehicle for me. I appreciate that. >> After repeated explanations and radio calls for backup, the driver eventually exits the vehicle. >> All right. Can you walk back the red light, please? >> Yeah. >> Can you stay right there for me? >> I'm going to stand right. >> Okay. I'm not understanding why you're being so uh non-compliant. It's not a issue of non-compliance. >> You do what you got to do. I'm done talking. >> Okay. So again, the reason I'm stopping you is because you made an illegal left turn. Okay? And you're not maintain your lane. Okay? Now, speaking to you, I can smell the yod alcoholic beverage coming from your facial area. Okay? You do have bloodshot, watery eyes. Okay. I want to make sure you're a safe driver tonight. back 11. >> Are you willing to let me check your eyes? >> I'm not willing to do anything at all. >> I don't agree with anything you're saying right now. So >> why is that? >> 523 is the fourth. >> I'm not understanding what why we're having a a miscommunication. You know, >> I don't agree with why I'm even being stopped. So >> I'm done. I'm done. I'm done, man. I'm done talking. >> So you're not willing to do any kind of field sobriety evaluation? >> Not at all. >> Okay. zero. >> Is there any reason why you don't want to do any filter so bright evaluations? >> I I don't I don't agree with what's going on right now, son. >> No. >> Have you been consuming alcohol at all? >> Okay. I'm going to have to disagree with you cuz I can smell it. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um can you get your hands out your pockets for me? Thank I appreciate that. >> Okay. Um no field satiety. I can't check your eyes. You can't, you know, walk a straight line for me. >> You do whatever you got to do, man. >> Okay. What about a breath test? You said you have >> I'm not doing anything, man. >> No alcohol. >> This is I think it's unjust and I don't agree with it and >> I'm not doing that. So, >> all right. Well, unfortunately, I have to make a decision tonight. Okay. With you making that, you know, that turn and then you not maintain your lane. Okay. I'm going to have to place you on the arrest with all the manifestation presented to me. Okay. >> Yes. >> Give me a favor and turn around and face the car and put your hands behind your back. >> And just like that, the man is handcuffed and secured inside the patrol car. >> He's refusing to get out of the car at one point. Say what? Excuse your feet in the gallon car. >> Yeah, you got eggs and then we paid exit. >> I never >> Well, we appreciate you did. I'm not not going to charge you obstruction. Okay. >> Right now, you be under arrest for uh driving on immune fluence of alcohol. Okay. And not maintain your lane. >> I was just saying that for future reference. You don't have to do field obviously, but you do have to exit. Come on back here for me, sir. >> Can you swap the red light, please? >> Yes, sir. >> I appreciate that. >> I'm sorry. >> You're good. I understand the circumstances and you're fully right to refuse all fields of pride like you telling you. >> I know. I know. I know. >> With a driver in custody, attention turns to the female passenger. She's asked to exit so deputies can search the vehicle. >> We just got to do our job out here. Okay. >> Yeah, dear. I totally understand. >> And she's refusing to get out. so we can do our search. So, I've told her she she's going to be arrested for obstruction. She doesn't exit. I mean, it's I asked her nicely. >> So, ma'am, he's told you and now I'm telling you, >> all right, >> I'm going ask you one more time. >> Are you going to ma'am? >> Your friends can't help you right now. Okay. >> You need to exit the vehicle. >> I need you to come now. >> If they come up here and cause trouble, that's going to be an issue. >> You're not going to cause trouble. >> Okay. >> You asked me to call for a ride. >> I did. And that's what I'm doing. >> And I need you to step out of the car. >> And I didn't give you permission to search my vehicle. >> I'm I'm going to search your car. I don't need. >> But I didn't give you permission to search my vehicle. Don't touch me. Do not touch me. >> Put your hands behind. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> You're going to get hurt. >> Do not touch me. >> I haven't done anything. You don't. No, I'm not. I said you don't have permission to search my vehicle. >> I already said you you do need my permission. You do need my permission. Ma'am, stop. >> You do need my phone. >> I'm under arrest. Okay. >> For what? >> Obstruction. >> Obstruction of what? >> Instruction of an officer. I I gave you >> probably seven commands to get out. >> No, you gave me literally nothing. >> Okay, I'm not going to argue with you again. Um, I gave you several commands to get out. You refused. Then you pulled away from us when we tried to >> I didn't pull away from you for anything. >> Let go. have ID, dude. >> Okay, let go. Go on. >> No, >> it's still your car. >> As the officers attempt to secure him in the back seat, the woman continues resisting. She accuses the officers of misconduct and throws out her own legal arguments, but they stay cool and don't take the bait. Got her. >> I'm not going to go anywhere. >> So manhandling me. >> Resisting around. >> I'm not resisting. I resisted getting out of my car when you don't have >> Take a seat, please. >> When you don't have the right to search it. >> We're going to go do that right now. >> All right. Go search it. Good luck. >> Thank you, too. >> Have fun. >> Thank you. >> I would just like my >> Look, we're going to get it for you. >> No, I I would No, I do. Listen, I would like to be able to call who I need to call. >> Get everything. >> Put your foot back in. No, >> I would like my pocket. >> I don't want to put my hands on you. >> Tina, listen to me. Okay, you're intoxicated. Okay, we understand. >> Yes, I am. I I I'm not denying that. >> But I You gave me the opportunity. >> Tina, listen. Stop talking. Stop talking. I will not. >> Okay, then. Put your my hands on you. Watch your foot. I'm going to put my hands on you. Okay. I don't want to. Okay. Put your feet in the car. You will have your day in court. Okay. We're gonna bring your phone. Everything else is gonna stay in the car. Okay. I got your license and your phone. You'll be able to make a phone call when we get there. Okay. But put your gonna go get it for you. >> Please stop. >> I understand. >> What can we do for you? What can >> I understand that I have been drinking? >> Okay. And I understand your mind right now. Okay. >> No, don't feed me that boy. I would like my phone right now. >> No, not right now. I would like my phone right now so I have the phone numbers that I need. >> Bring your phone. >> I would like my phone right now. So I have >> You didn't have a >> No. Can you please just give me my phone so I can make a phone call to who? I need to call. >> We're going to get your phone. You got to put We can't leave the door open. >> No, I need the phone so I can make the phone call. >> Yeah, we'll be underneath this. >> I need a phone call so I can make a call. >> Get your foot in the car. I don't want We don't want to hurt you. Do we have to put you in? >> I understand that you don't. >> Do we have to tie your phone? >> I understand that you don't want to hurt. >> We're going to get your sneaking phone, but we got to shut the door to get up there and get it. >> You're not having your phone right now. >> Why? >> We're going to bring your phone to the jail. You want us to get it? We got to shut the door. >> Even with reassurance that her phone will be retrieved. She keeps dragging things out with more arguing. >> I'm not leaving you here with the door >> right now so I can continue to make my phone call that you asked me to make me call. We got a tow truck coming to get your car. >> You asked me to if I had anybody. >> That was before you started acting like the way you did. >> No, I didn't. I said you didn't have the right to car. >> You're not in charge anymore, Tina. Okay. You had the opportunity to get somebody to come get you. >> I tried to and he took me out of my car. >> Because you refused to get out of the car? >> Yes. Because I tried to get somebody to come get me. >> You have to >> I tried to get somebody to come get me. >> We were having a conversation. You actually ignored me and got on your phone >> and tried to get somebody to come get me like you asked me. >> But adults have a conversation when we're talking. >> Yes. And you asked me to get somebody to come get me, which I tried to do, but yet I'm getting ice. >> Arrest me. >> The male is charged with driving under the influence and failure to maintain lane. While the female is charged with resisting arrest, both are charged with obstructing an officer. Number three, police called after woman loses it inside Walmart. Police are called to a Walmart after staff report a woman yelling at employees and causing a scene in the store. When officers arrive, they find her sitting in the middle of the store, refusing to leave. picture. >> That's why they screaming. Yeah, CUZ THEY WRONG. THEY LIE. They got cold. They took my jab, too. What are you talking about? >> You can make as much fit as you want. That don't mean that don't mean you don't need to leave the store. >> Come on. >> Come on. Let's get up. Come on. Let's go. Let's get up. >> I don't want to run you over cuz I don't want to go to jail today. >> I don't want to be run over. >> No, you're not. What's your name? >> Huh? >> Lemon drop. >> Lemon drop. >> Yeah, I picked up my Christmas present. Someone grab the book. >> She's loud, defensive, and can't seem to stick to one story. The officers try to reason with her, asking her to leave on her own. >> You need a Christmas present. >> What are you doing here today? Is this for you guys? >> Hang on. Hang on. [bell] >> So, you need to leave the store. >> No. >> No. Why not? What do you think's going to happen? >> I'm Christmas shopping. >> Not anymore. You don't have no money. I got a car. >> Where's it at? >> I was waiting in line for it when you called me. >> Well, here's the problem. Walmart don't want you >> No, no, no problem. >> Walmart don't want you shopping with them no more. So, they want you to leave the store. >> No, that's the only open store in the area. >> Well, too bad. There's one in Belleville. >> No, it's not. >> Yeah, there is one in Belleville. >> No, it's not. I live in Old Fallon. I don't know other town. >> Well, you have to take the bus there because you're not welcome here. >> Okay. So, you need to get up or you go to jail. That's your options. >> My Christmas presents got there. >> Benny got what I want. Egg rolls and socks. What do you think is going to happen from the situation as it is right now? >> You think we're just going to leave and let you sit here in the middle of the floor in Walmart? Walmart doesn't want you in their store. That's how good. They got everything in there. I want to go to jail. >> Well, that's where you're going to end up. >> Thank you. >> She says her feet hurt and that she's too tired to go anywhere. When told the store wants her trespassed, she argues and keeps shouting. >> Okay. And then you know what? >> Thank you. Did she go get the car? >> Then you're going to get kicked loose. >> Did he go get the car? >> You're going to be on the other end of town. >> Did he go get the car? >> Who's she? the bar person. >> Let's go outside and check. >> No, I'm tired. My feet are cut. >> Well, you got shoes on, so you're fine. You need >> No, >> they put criminals sick in jail. >> Let me see your face. Hey, come here. Look at me. They put criminals. >> And this you? >> No. >> Yeah, it's you. >> My name is not Angie. If it's me, you check my ID in my car where I was shopping. >> Yeah, that's you. >> No, my name is Angeletta. >> I don't know. >> Let's go outside. >> This is my thing. No, >> you took my ID. [snorts] >> Metro ID. >> Metroid. No, I don't want it. >> I'm shopping. >> I was at the Baymont. >> You're not shopping off yet? >> No, you didn't. I'm from State Farm. >> This is my car. I'm supposed to pick up everything. >> You're not shopping anymore. They don't want you here. >> He's here. I'm supposed to leave it right here. >> Go outside. Perfect. >> No, no, don't touch me. >> What do you think is going to happen here? >> My car with Salvation Army. It's blue BMW. I got my insurance. Who's driving it? >> Checking Hoffenberg. Checking BMW. >> This isn't going to end well for you. >> This is where I'm picking it up. I already took the bus here. I walked the rest of the way. >> Take the bus back. >> Three people. Really? >> Hey y'all, check that. They open this after 9, right? >> Cuz look at your attitude. >> Whatever. >> Hey, Angeletta. >> No, that's not my name. Why are you calling me by name? >> Things only get worse from there. She gets more erratic, jumps between stories, and keeps claiming she's the victim. >> Then arrest me. I'm not bothering nobody. >> You telling everybody my name. You're lying about me. And you have me up here sitting out there getting upset. >> Okay. Well, we're not >> I'm where I'm supposed to be at the time I'm supposed to be. >> You're not. You're not supposed to be here right now. >> Then I need the warrant or whatever you arrested me on. >> You don't need a warrant. >> Okay. You don't have a warrant. We're just trying. No, no, no. Harassment. >> This is not harassment. You can endanger my heart. >> That's fine. What? So where where? >> No. None of the hospitals can cure me. I got an appointment after I get from here. >> Okay. Where at? >> At a after I get my car. >> Physical therapy. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> They can heal me without no medicine. >> Okay. I'm not saying you need >> You said I need an ambulance to arrest me then. I can't stand all the talking. >> I never said you. >> I can't stand all the talking. Please stop. Please. Please stop. >> Please stop. You're not isolating nobody. Everybody watching me. Everybody watching me. I didn't do nothing. Check the cameras. >> We're not saying you >> Check the cameras. >> They don't want you here. That's all they >> I don't care about what they want. >> Well, it's a private business. >> They don't buy me nothing. >> It's Christmas. It's Christmas. >> It's Christmas. It's Christmas. >> Yeah. We don't want to take you to jail on Christmas cuz you're just >> You're so important. Humans is over Christmas. >> Humans of a tree. >> Is there anywhere we can take you? >> No. >> Okay. We're going to get >> No. I don't want no here. >> We're not doing that. >> OUT OF HERE. OUT OF HERE. >> HEY. >> Out of here. The officers try to give her options, even asking if someone can come pick her up, but she refuses all of it. >> Shut the up. >> What would you What would you like us to call you? >> Nothing. Stop talking, please. And talk to your captain. >> No, I'm in charge right now. So, >> well, you're not doing regulations with B. >> No, I don't do regulations. I do laws. >> Lawyer. Okay. >> English. >> Hey, are you going to get out? >> THIS IS ENGLISH. >> ENGLISH. >> HERE'S THE ENGLISH. ARE YOU going to leave OR NOT? >> NOT ENGLISH. >> HEY, are you leaving on not? Okay. Get her out. >> Stand up. >> You're leaving now. Go. >> Time to go. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Mr. is cuffing me. If they from Chicago, they don't do that. 44. >> Hold on. I'm put up. >> Do they do it in Washington? The ones with the long names are supposed to be the same. Let's go. Stand up now. >> Stand up. Just stand up. >> No, I can't. My feet hurt. >> Too bad. >> All right. Well, too bad then. >> No. If I don't care about me, nobody else will. >> Here's the issue. >> I don't want no issue. So, you're going to walk. >> No feelings and issue. >> You're going to walk We're going to drag you. >> NO. TELL MY LAWYER. DRAG ME THEN. I'M 318 lb. >> Fine. We got three of us. >> THANK YOU. 100 100 100. That's how much you need. Walmart. >> They said they can carry me. They got my back. >> She continues shouting and complaining while officers work together to get her out of the store. >> Will the $2 make me float? They're exposing me. >> Y'all was prepared. There's 18 cops here. >> There's three OF US. >> THERE'S 18 COPS HERE. They looked at the camera. International. They already did this before. >> God said none. None. They got me on the ground. Why are you >> Why you making >> I can get up being stupid. >> I can get up. >> Stand up then. >> Why you spitting on me? >> Stand up. >> Get up. >> Get in. >> Wait a minute. Get in. person. >> Turn around. >> You're hurting me. My arm is already broken. >> Put your >> Put your legs in. >> On y'all time. >> You're on our time. >> This is too >> We gave you a chance to get put on your time. You w you're going in the back of a car. >> Back of the car. And then I mean she's not saying anything about buddy like she's just nuts. >> Trespassing. >> Yeah. I mean trespass resisting. That's what we got. So uh book her for that and then she'll get a citation. Fine. Now that she's taken into custody, officers document everything, collect witness statements, and confirm Walmart doesn't want her back. >> Somewhere to take her either um wants to come out, talk to her. They don't have to transport her obviously cuz she's um but Metro. Do >> you want me to have her write a statement last prevention deal? >> Yeah. For what she was doing. didn't get any type of witness statement. >> Did you ask her to write a statement? >> You read a statement, why you called the shoot, what she did, whatever you seen afterwards or whatnot. >> Yeah. If it was you or Jim, whichever one. >> You want a video? >> Uh, I mean, for obstructing or anything, we'll have our body paint for that. The trespass is not a big deal. Lemon drops. >> Lemon drops. >> She said made lemon drops. Oh, did >> she? She said she work too. >> The guy out there says she works she used to work for drive for Salvation Army. >> Seriously? >> Yeah. He said she's from >> the Salvation Army guy. She's ultimately charged with criminal trespass and resisting arrest. Number two, when a simple repossession turns into a full-blown standoff, officers are dispatched to a home during an attempted vehicle repossession. A tow truck operator begins lifting a vehicle for repossession when the owner rushes outside and gets inside the car to prevent it from being taken. Here's what happens when police intervene. >> People right now. >> This is mistake. >> Hey, can you stop car? Stop yelling. Relax. >> Trying to do that. This is a mistake. >> Ma'am, listen to me. Listen to me. For safety reasons, can you step on the car? >> No, I'm not doing CLOSE MY DOOR, SIR. BACK OFF AND do not TOUCH MY DOOR. >> GET OUT. POLICE. >> NO, I'M NOT. SHE'S UNCONSCIOUS. He is not He's not going anywhere. >> I'm not getting out of my apartment, BUT I PAID FOR IT. NO, >> he is not going anywhere. >> I'm not doing >> My car is in front of his. I don't care. >> My car is in front of his. >> This car is jacked up right now. >> For safety, >> I'm not having an argument with all of you guys. Relax. >> I'm not having an argument with none of you. >> Your car is jacked up right now. >> Hey, I don't care. And I'm sitting I'm sitting pretty. >> He got Nobody was in the vehicle when he jacked up. Nobody was in the vehicle when he put it up. >> Get out the car like this. They tell get out the car like this. >> We'll look up We'll look up the law again. >> We'll look up it again. And if we're going to if we're going to do that, then we're going to we're going to handle it like that. >> So, where'd you go? Sorry. >> Who? >> Do you have it again? >> Was anybody in the vehicle? >> Nobody. >> So, the chick that's in it now jumped in when you already left in the house when I pulled up to him. Sure. >> You might start rolling my way, please. We're 10 floor. So she jumped in it as soon as it was up. Okay. >> Right here. >> Yeah, she jumped. She climbed in it when it went off. Okay. >> Yeah. You see her five minute is it's already up like this. >> Go and double check. >> Yes, sir. Yes, ma'am. >> Will you call me, sir? >> After taking the repossession agent's statement, they moved [music] to speak with a woman, trying to keep her calm while getting her version of events. said, "I tried." You can't explain that to him, but nobody listen. >> She locked her herself. >> No. Keep your door. Keep her. >> Will you talk to us? >> No. >> No. You >> I can't hear you. I'm not going to talk to you through. Roll down the window. >> You trying to open the door? >> Roll down the window. >> Angel, >> if you want to figure out the situation, you're going to have a conversation with me. >> Stop. We're not talking to either one of you. I know. I don't care. Is she an adult? >> Is she an adult? Is she an adult? >> Are you going to have a conversation with me? figure this out. >> Are you going to have a conversation with me? >> I don't want to remove you from the car. If you don't want to remove from this car the door, you don't have to remove from the car. I've already talked to you. >> Okay. Perfect. >> I'll step back so that you know that I'm not going to remove you from the car. >> So, he app he told me his side story. Break it down from the beginning. What had occurred here? >> Okay. Basically, I I heard the um the I heard the people. Cool. I came out. >> Hold on. Hold on. You're the register owner of this company, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. And and it is it is under a loan or lease. >> It's co No, no, no. It's not. It's under >> a loan or lease. >> Why? Why does that matter? You asking me my side of the story? >> Because this is a financial situation. >> No, no, no. I'm trying. >> You're asking me my side of the story. SO DON'T STOP ME in the middle of my telling me my story. Ask me question. It's because I need to get the understand. >> Let me finish talking then you can ask questions. >> Glad because I'm trying to get the understand. >> You're going to let me finish talking. You just asked me what's my side of the story. >> You're going to make this whole situation. >> No, I'm not. YOU CAME TO MY DOOR to ask me what's my side of the story. >> The police were called. I didn't randomly come here. >> Okay. And this is my property. >> I'm trying to get THIS SOLVED. >> SO, I'M TRYING TO TALK TO YOU. Did you not ask me? Just let her talk. >> Did you >> go ahead? >> Okay. Like I said, >> I came out here, came in my car. My company knows that the defer the defer of payment for October because of the hurricane that happened because we were out of >> the woman insists she was not properly notified about the repossession. She explained she had a payment deferral due to a hurricane and was only behind by one month. >> Clearly some didn't do that. So it made it seem like it's off with my payment and my payments is only a 60 days. Not even. Not even. So I'm not even behind a lot. I'm not even behind a lot. They just told me to pay one month. That's is fine. I wish SOMEBODY COULD HAVE CALLED ME AND TOLD ME and text me instead of doing that. This is embarrassing. I don't do this. I pay my bills. I'm a grown woman. >> Everybody got money. >> You're not GOING TO COME TO MY PROPERTY AND EMBARRASS me on some false accusation. >> Complete disease. >> Still waiting on them. They don't look >> Yeah, she got me ON HOLD BECAUSE THEY KNOW THEY WRONG. THEY WENT BACK TO OCTOBER and looking at the call. That's crazy. So >> McGra, you don't play with me and my my money. >> So So did anybody notify you that they were coming? >> NO. >> THAT'S WHAT I'M PISSED off about. >> So this morning, did you hear him coming or did he knock on the door? >> In my living room. >> Okay. Did he >> Did he knock on the door or anything? >> He didn't do >> So you heard the Will you stop? Let me talk to her. So you heard the tow truck coming? >> Yep. >> And then what happened? >> I came and got my >> Okay. So where did you see the tow truck? Right where it's at. >> So it had it was already in your yard and it already had the car where so >> it was on the ground thing before I jumped in. It was on the ground. He did not put it in before I heard the truck. That's how I knew. I raced to here to sit in here. Now he already he steady lifted. He steady put the thing on it and lift it while I was in here. So while you were >> not supposed to do that. That's illegal. I know cuz I watched told a couple. >> So it was >> I know baby. I know gang. So, so >> again. >> So, it was on the car and then as you sat in there. >> No, it was not. It was on the ground. >> That's why he questions get you. >> Yeah. Come on. I'm sorry. >> And right now, you're on the phone with your >> I'm on the phone with the company right now. >> Let me know what they say and then if there is anything, make sure that they give you an email with a print out of anything that they say. >> All right. And I'll come back and talk to you in a second. Thank you. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> After a short huddle, the officers agree to give the woman one more chance before taking her out of the car. >> We're going to have to We're going to We're going to give her warning, >> okay, >> to get out of the car. And then if she doesn't >> take our commands and we're going to have to take her out. >> Okay. >> Yep. Right. >> Force as possible, but gotcha. >> You see the door open, she runs out. It's already up. She hops in. [snorts] >> Um, yeah. There's going to be fight. >> Okay. >> Look, she got in like that. She can get out like that. >> Ready? Don't pull on my door like that. What are you doing? >> So, I'm telling you right now on the phone. >> I talked to my watch commander. >> I'm on the phone. >> I'm telling you right now. >> Listen. Listen. Per Florida statue. Once the tow truck has lifted the car, the car is physically in their possession. They own the car. >> Step out of the car. or we're going to we're going to take you to jail. >> No, you're not. I'm on the phone with my company. >> Step out of the car or we're taking you to jail. >> No, you're not. I'm on the phone with my company. >> I'm giving you a lawful order. >> Step out of the jail. Step out of the car or I'm taking you to jail. >> In the car. He can lift it up. >> Yes, she would. No, he already has on video that she wasn't in the car. He already had it up. He's got it all recorded. He's got a video camera in the back and showed us the camera. The car was lifted. >> Far one chance. Step out of the car. >> We're taking you to jail. >> I have a right to know. >> No, you're not going to bully me like I have a right to know. >> Step out of the car. >> I have to know. >> Even with several warnings, she refuses to move. When they finally try to remove her, things get loud fast. Go home for that. You coming over here? >> She She's got to get out of the car now. >> No, I'm not. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Everybody, everybody, stay back. >> You are under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. Let me go. >> Over that way. Over that way. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Get out of Ma'am. Ma'am, get out of the way. Please. Please. Please. >> DON'T DO IT LIKE THAT. >> BACK. >> Everybody back up. >> Get back. Back up. Put your hands behind your back. Don't talk to me. >> Stay back. Just stay back right now until >> No, don't talk to me. >> Stay back, ma'am. EVERYBODY HEY, EVERYBODY, BACK AWAY FROM MY OFFICERS, PLEASE. I'm at No, it's too late now. Relax. >> Relax. >> You wait two seconds and I will talk to you. >> Stop. >> Stop. I need to breathe. >> Take a breather. Let's go over here. >> Stop. >> Relax. I know. I got it. >> Stay over there. >> Stay over there. Stay over there. >> Stay over there. Yeah, absolutely. Stay in your driveway. >> That's my neighbor. >> You didn't even tell me why you arresting me. >> I'm going to tell you in two seconds. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. THAT'S GOOD. I'mma sue y'all. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Ma'am, I know. But here's the thing. Listen. >> We gave a lawful order. Y'all didn't need to read me off. >> I'm in a public I'm in a public space. You a public servant. >> Get out of the roadway. >> You have I can STAY IN THE ROADWAY BECAUSE THIS IS A PUBLIC. >> NO, you can't be in the middle of the road. >> Bystanders begin to crowd the area. Some yelling at the officers and accusing them of being aggressive. >> Put the car down when they arrested her. >> Just get yourself to where we can move you out of the way. >> Ready to go. >> You got to be kidding me, bro. >> She was on the phone with the cops and they era. They were going to pay. They would pay. >> Yep. I know. >> That's improper. >> I will relax. >> The dead carrier. >> Don't touch my officers. I said how many times to back. >> Back up. Back up. You're not involved in this. Please step back. >> But I can walk >> right here. Here's my car. >> Get off of me. Your dad >> know who my daddy is, but I got stuff. >> I got >> As long as YOU'RE NOT INVOLVING MY OFFICERS, I DON'T CARE WHERE YOU ARE. >> SIR, you can say whatever you want. No, YOU CAN STAND OVER THIS. WHEN I AM ENFORCING THE LAW, YOU DO not have the right to enforce anything on me. Back up. If you KEEP ON, SIR, IF YOU KEEP GOING, I SWEAR. Back up. >> I have first amendment rights. >> You do over there. >> I didn't do anything for y'all to arrest me. Cinema, I didn't do anything to y'all. Y'all just didn't want me to HAVE MY CAR. YOU SICK. >> Arrest that just happened right now. situation >> when my officers are in jeopardy. Yes, I will escalate until they calm down. >> She started grabbing my officer. I'm sorry. >> Hey, let's go. I'm going to station with them. >> Let him leave. >> That girl bad, man. >> Officers try to calm everyone down, speaking to her family while keeping the crowd under control. See that part? >> These officers, they coming. They coming over. >> Who's coming? >> That's all I was trying to do was get my car out. >> Who's coming? >> I think us. >> Listen. She's not hurt. She's not hurt. >> It doesn't matter. But you This is what should happen. I'm going to tell you what should have happened. I'm going to tell you what should have happened. I know. Listen to me. >> Fix that. >> No. Listen. Listen to what I'm going to tell you. This is what should have happened. She should have got out of the vehicle. My officers are my priority. >> I'm saying man to man morally. Man, you didn't handle that situation right now. I'm not >> You can say however you want. I handled it legally. >> I'm saying the law of truth, man. >> Well, I'm telling you, I handled it legally, bro. >> Y'all got to stop. >> Everyone has camera. You can say I'm not arguing anymore. You're not involved in it. >> I'm not arguing anymore about it. >> Okay. >> But I seen that girl life was in danger just then, bro. That's what I seen. >> She's okay. Y'all know she okay now. >> She's been okay. >> Have a good day. >> Y'all are GOING TO JAIL. YOU DIDN'T EVEN READ ME my Miranda rights. I promise you I let go. Promise you I get gone. >> In the end, she's charged with trespassing and resisting. Number one, Karen goes too far and ends up in handcuffs. Officers respond to a call about a woman causing problems in several public locations, including a convenience store and beachside parking. Here's what happens when the officers arrive at the scene. >> But unfortunately, you know, we're here. You're not causing a disturbance in places, are you? >> No. >> All right. So, listen. I'm going to go away cuz you told me to go away. We're just making a consensual encounter at this point. >> So, we're going away. But you are going to be trespassed from three places. >> Where? You're gonna be trespassed from 7-Eleven. Be in on Peach and the Ron John's free parking. Okay. Do you wanna before I leave, do you want a copy of your paperwork or do you just want to walk and be on your way? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> We know who she is. >> Okay. >> All right. >> I was mistaken. I thought it was >> We got her. We know who she is. >> Okay. >> Okay. We got you. Um, I'll work in here in the hour and I will check with you. >> All right. If she comes back, she'll be subject to arrest. Just give us a call. Okay. >> All right. I got this. It's since she's off campus. That's consensual. I'm going to walk away. >> Hey, I need you to find out if my stuff >> But she's been notified. If she comes back, I'm going to arrest her. So, we're going to make sure battery hasn't happened. Okay. >> Yeah. She says she >> is on her. >> Is it Miss D? >> T. I think she goes with T. She's in there. >> Do you know them better? Do you want me to stay and you go find out? Yeah, I'll go talk to them. >> I'll take the report. >> No, ma'am. You're not free to leave, ma'am. >> Not free to go. >> Is there anything I can say to you, ma'am, that's going to get you to >> comply with my lawful order? >> Leave me alone, Stanley. >> So, ma'am, listen to me. >> Okay, >> listen to me. I'm being very cool with you. I have probable cause. >> Listen, I have probable cause to arrest you for resisting already. No need to do that if you'll come back and sit down so my officer can go find out what we have. As soon as he finds out, we'll leave. >> I'm actually going home. >> No, you're not. >> All right. >> For you to leave me. >> At first, the plan is to just issue paperwork and walk away. But she won't sit still, won't stop talking, and refuses to follow any directions. >> Ma'am, I need to understand that you understand what I'm saying. I I believe you're other witnesses and >> you're not a good witness because they're bothering me and no one's paying attention. >> Do you understand what I'm saying to you or you? >> No, not really. >> Okay. >> If you leave me alone. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING WRONG YET. >> YEAH. YEAH. >> OKAY. You are just being detained at this moment in time. You are just detained. >> Don't resist. >> Leave me alone. >> Don't resist. >> Will you come back and sit down for us? >> Help me alone. Tanya, you help me. Tanya, help me. Tanya, help me. >> You are just detained. >> Tanya, help me. [crying] >> Keep it up. You're not going to be detained. You're going to be arrested. Okay, you got to relax. >> Ta, you help me. >> Now, here's the deal. We're going to go sit back in this shade. We're not moving her off this property. So, she's not >> She's not anything but detained. Okay. And you're going to go find out if we have battery. >> Sure am. If it was not intentional, we don't have anything. But we want to make sure. >> Let my arm go. >> No, I can't do that. >> He's going to want an affidavit from you. Sit right here for me. >> I don't bother anybody. [crying] >> I understand. >> Leave me alone. I don't bother anybody. >> Now, give me your first name again. Okay. Go to Don't bother anybody. I don't bother anybody. I'm good person and I hate your guest and I HOPE YOU RUN OUT. This is not taking care of me. Police are there to serve and protect. You're not protecting me. You get out of here, Stanley. I hope >> we have the same birthday. Did you know that >> you and I have the same birthday? >> Yep. >> Officers inform her she's now detained while they investigate. That's when things go downhill fast. >> Wow. I haven't done anything to anybody. Get my arms behind my back. I'm a good person. Your shoes are very small. That's not nice. >> Not nice. >> That's not really nice. >> Did you know I got my >> take this >> 16 to 41? >> You have three minutes to decide if I'm arrested or not. Do you remember the name of that lady that we were out with at the Brentwood apartment? You and me a couple months ago. >> Arrested if I You cannot have me in his cuff since I'm not 105. >> You're breaking the law. >> Thank you. >> YOU'RE BREAKING THE LAW RIGHT NOW. >> Let me go out of these cops. >> Go ahead. >> You're not allowed to have anyone detained after three minutes. You picking laws left and right. Did you know you're breaking laws? You're not allowed to have me detained after 3 minutes. >> Yes. Where's that say that? >> It says it in the law. >> What law? >> I'll find the law. >> Okay. >> I need for you to unbuckle me. I need for you to let me on my way. Totally against the order of the laws. >> All right. So, my I told you. >> All right. Aren't you a special person? >> I told you my partner is checking into it right now. If he finds that it is unfounded that you hit a lady with the door, >> I didn't hit anyone. >> Then we will let you go. >> But if we find out you intentionally hit somebody with the door, >> I touched no one. >> Then you're going to go to jail for battery. >> I touched no one. >> Wow. I touched absolutely no. You have a very heart. >> The woman insists she did nothing wrong, claims she didn't touch anyone, and starts making up legal arguments. >> That's right. Thank you, sir. >> I didn't do anything to anyone. >> She's going to be the 10:15 in that report. Can you add her to the call, please? >> Cops, >> I have someone bigger on my side. You're getting taken down. Did you know that God is on my side? You are going to >> use the restroom. >> I have not stolen anything. It's time for you to let me go. And you're the ever seen. By the way, I didn't do anything wrong. You can't take me to jail. What a glorious thing to know. Did absolutely nothing wrong. >> But you'll keep me like this in handcuffs. Just be a big ever seen. You know what a is? You're girly. You're a giriest cop I've ever seen. That's what a cop does. They put you in handcuffs. They have [clears throat] no pricks, man. You're the biggest I've ever met. I'm not Stanley Steamer. Stanley the biggest I've ever met. I didn't do anything wrong. So, I need you to hurry up and let post off for me. >> Aren't you? I hate your shoes. Where's your socks? >> Black socks and black shoes. You're demon. >> As the interaction continues, she talks over the officers, mocks them, and behaves like this. >> You thought I deserve a >> So, do you want to stay here in the shade or do you want to go get to the air conditioned car? >> I'm trying to go home. >> Well, you're not going home right now cuz you're going to end up at the county jail here later. Cocoa Beach. >> But I did absolutely nothing. >> I will take you to a car if you would like. >> I didn't do anything. So, how can you take me anywhere? I did absolutely nothing. I did nothing. So, where are you going to take me? Trespass me from over there. Tresmass me from the beach. I did nothing. So, you need to let me go from these handcuffs. >> Shave your legs. You look like you shaved. You're early, aren't you? >> Whatever you say, Leah. >> I need for you to let me go and let me go back. You're not allowed to do this. >> I am allowed. >> You're allowed to do this? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I haven't done anything. Okay. >> Okay. It's not okay. Yes. >> You're the best I ever met, Stanley. >> Have you looked in a mirror lately? >> I don't need to. I'm looking at you right now. You >> There's no mirror required. >> I need for you to unhook me. >> No, ma'am. >> There's only three minutes. You're allowed to keep someone in and to I didn't do anything. >> Yeah. What law is that? >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay. >> Okay. Aren't you special, Billy? You're the special There is Stanley. >> She repeatedly complains that the detention is illegal, accuses the officers of harassment, and lashes out with personal insults. >> I love you, Stanley. You're a special. I need for you to unhook me. I didn't do anything. And when you find something wrong with me, then let me go. >> Adam, you really need to do get a nose job. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I don't like your nose. >> How you doing, folks? >> Hello. Can you call the police? 911, please. Can you call 911? >> I need for someone to call 911. This guy's not treating me correctly. Call 911, please. All right, Leah. >> No, you're not treating me correctly. >> I'm only standing right here. >> I know. Stanley >> 9's 97. >> Can you call 911? >> You're standing. We're going to have the job at the hands. >> Do you know what you're now? >> If she felt like I was doing something wrong, I would expect her to do that. But with me doing my job and not doing anything wrong, >> if you call 911, >> YOU'RE GOING TO CAUSE >> 911, >> you're going to you're going to cause these people to go to jail. >> Can someone call 911? >> Yeah. If you call 911, you will GO TO JAIL. >> CALL 911. >> STAY over there. >> STAY OVER THERE. PLEASE CALL. >> OKAY, THAT'S FINE. >> You're fine. >> That's all. >> Okay. >> You want me to respond? >> I mean, you don't have to stay there. I just don't want you walking up on me while I'm working. >> This your face, >> Stanley. I think this is your face. >> Yeah. You'd ugly Stanley. >> The officer somehow keeps his cool even while being hit with constant insults and wild outbursts. >> That's saying something with the with the teens you hang out with. >> You about the ugly ever met. >> Well, I can only do my best. >> Oh my god. >> I can only do >> say hello. >> I can only do my best. >> I can ONLY DO MY BEST. AREN'T YOU a special guy? You're so special. >> I try. >> I know you're New Yorker. You're looking I've ever seen you. Them glasses say it are. >> Do they? >> They say nothing. They say a black hole. Oakley. You need something to say that you're special. You're so respected. >> Okay, it's been 3 minutes. So, I need you to take C. >> No, that 3 minutes is not a thing, actually. >> Hello. Help. >> Help me. This cops are not allowed to keep in this couch this long. Is that where the dark world took us? >> Maybe. >> That happened. You know the dark was not allowed to do that to my baby. >> Did you KNOW THAT? >> THAT'S NOT allowed to happen. That's not >> I care about [crying] my children. I care about you. >> You want to roll your car over this way? She's probably not going to walk. Well, >> I get very well. >> 104. No rush. >> There's a much of a rush. >> Wow. >> The swearing, yelling, and accusations just don't stop. As the minutes pass, her mood swings from angry to emotional and completely out of control. I cannot believe that this is belittle this. I didn't ask for this. I've been to my life. I hate you, Stanley. You're like the worst person I've ever met in my entire life. How can he do this to me? I didn't do him. >> I promise you this. I promise you this. The day that you are sober, you and I will I will gladly sit down and explain a lot to you. And I will listen to you as well. >> Get me out of his cover. >> I will take my criticism on how I could do my job better. >> Never hurt anybody. Get me out of his. >> But every time you and I meet is committing crimes. >> I don't commit crimes. >> And that's why we're having this discussion again, right? >> Hey, I want a Subway. I hate you. You're doing this to me. I hate you. >> All right, let's get in the AC here. >> I'm not going anywhere with his handcuffs on. >> Well, you are. >> They hurt. Don't show me anywhere. >> Yeah, I get TO BE A HUMAN [laughter] BEING TODAY. >> WE GOT IT, SIR. >> You let me be a human being today. >> 28. >> This guy's not letting ME BE A HUMAN BEING. I'M A GOOD PERSON. >> I didn't do anything. So far, >> so far >> I did nothing. Juliet here. Juliet 16. >> I maintain that I do not like new interview. >> I'm getting used to it. We'll talk when you get back. I've got some ideas on how to maximize it. Just it'll get you'll get used to it. My my only my only issue that I have with it so far, Bobby, is like a suspect interview. I I I can see where you have to go a little different route, but um >> No, do not judge me. >> I think there's a way to play that off. >> All right, so we need you to go ahead and stand for us. Okay, >> that's when officers decide enough is enough and move in to arrest her. She fights the entire way. >> Well, that's not going to happen if you stand up on your own power. >> I will not touch you if you will walk on your own. >> Where are we going? my car. That police car right there. >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> Why? >> Battery and assault. >> I'm going to count down to five using my fingers. >> When I get to zero, I put hands on you. >> I didn't touch anyone. >> Okay. Thank you for helping and complying. >> I didn't touch anyone. >> Leah, I could have charged you with resisting, but I'm not going to do that. >> I didn't touch anyone. >> Going to go all the way around the car to the hood, please. >> What I need you to do is face my car right here. Okay. I didn't touch anyone. >> Do you have anything illegal on you? No. No. No. No. No. No. >> Go here. >> Okay. Do you have anything illegal on you? >> All right. We're going in now. We're going in the back seat. >> Come on. >> Let's walk quickly. Touch no one. >> We're going to the back seat. >> I want to see the evidence. >> We'll get you to the AC where it's not hot anymore. Okay. >> Touch no one. >> One. >> Zero. All right. Come on. >> Come on. >> I touch no one. >> Come on. This way. >> Touch anyone. >> Come on. >> I touched no one. I touched NO ONE. HOP IN HERE. Have a seat. >> I touch. >> I got a brown bag in the back. I'd rather go in the back. >> I didn't touch anyone. I touch. >> Okay. Come on in. Take these curves off of me. Take no. >> Even after being told several times to comply, she still refuses to get into the patrol vehicle. >> Forest. Come on. >> You want to get pepper sprayed? >> If I walk away, will you >> If I walk away, will you get in the car? >> Don't push against me. >> All right. I'm going to walk away. Don't push against me. Get in the car. >> Don't you ever touch me like that. >> Get in the car. >> HELP ME, YOGI. YOGI, HELP ME. >> Get in the car. >> I LOVE YOU. HELP ME. YOGI. YOGI, >> get in the car. >> You piece. >> Keep your feet. >> She's ultimately arrested for assault, battery, disorderly intoxication, and resisting arrest. Well, that's one way to turn a bad day into a viral one. Sound off in the comments.