You ever watch someone talk themselves straight into handcuffs? Yeah, these Karens take it to a whole new level. Here are five cases when cops have to kick the out of psycho Karens. Number five, entitled woman explodes over routine car inspection. Officers are dispatched to a residence after reports of unauthorized individuals on the property. Here's what happens next. What are you guys doing? Giving me a ride. Don't walked up. Huh? Giving me a ride with the cat and the donuts. Didn't look like he was giving you a ride. Just sitting here. We just got in the car. Yeah, we just s. You did? Yes, you did. Whose car is this? My book. Your car? How do you guys You got IDs? I got a registration. You got IDs? Yeah. All right, let's see it. I mean, you want to just run my name on my social? I want your ID. Oh my god. Why are you being really I'm not My cat's going to get loose over ignorance. Just asking for your ID. Hey, I'm going to have to try to find it in my purse. Okay. Well, go ahead. Can I take the cat in the house in so it don't get loose? No, you're going to sit right here. Yeah. Are you serious? You got a warrant or something? Oh, I don't have warrants. I've never had a warrant. I've never had criminal charges. I've never had anything like that. Okay. I got I got like two days ago. He said just make it. It's not all like bottom half like gas cap. Still not paying it. I ran out. Were you at lunch? right now. What were you guys stuffing when we pulled up? Nothing. Are you serious? Yeah, I'm serious. You were so and I had somebody I rolled the window a little bit. Yeah, I mean you guys were stuffing stuff around the sides of the seats and stuff. look like. Officers arrive and quickly determine that neither individual is listed on the lease. Given prior issues at the property, the homeowner requests they be removed. So, being that Do you guys live here at all? Yeah, I Where's that? What's What apartment? One day. So, you're on the lease? No, I'm not on the lease. Oh, well, the owner of the property doesn't want people here who aren't on the lease. They're supposed to be trespassed cuz we have a lot of problems with this house. So, I have to be here. The cops talked to me was clearly Yeah. Well, the uh property owner doesn't want people here. Okay. Well, I came to get the cat to take like three blocks up with the donuts. Like, I have literally only been here for maybe 30 minutes. So, is there any inside the car? No, there's not. So, if we have a dog come and search or or if we search the car, we're not going to find anything. I didn't ask you to get out. You can stay right there. I'm going to get out though. No, I want you to sit right there. I mean, you're the legally doing that. You know that, right? No, I'm not illegally doing anything. He's got him out and I want to sit you here till he figures out what he's doing with him. It's called safety. It's called You have no Yes, I do. have a problem with this with this property. Okay. With and things like that. Okay. Yeah. So, we're allowed to do anything we want here. Yeah, we can. It's illegal. It's not illegal. Yes, it is. I promise you this. I know. I know. I'm sorry. I didn't uh get that back. What was that? Okay. 14 to the desk. Can you check that party locally for me, please? Check it everywhere. I had DUI whenever I was 18. That's the most criminal charge I've ever had. Stay right here for me. Okay. Where's the smell coming from? Huh? What? The situation escalates when officers detect what they believe to be illegal substances and express interest in searching the vehicle. All right, man. I'm going have you step out. Okay. If you could just leave your person there for me. Not that. Yeah, you're going to leave your person there for me. Okay. Okay. Well, I'm going to search it then before you do. You're not allowed to. What are you doing? Stop. Stop. You get stop. No. No. No. Yeah, we are. We're not doing that. Serious. You guys are Why are you You're being arrested now for obstruction. Are you Oh my god. Please stop. I need to stop. No. Do not touch me. I want I know my rights. I went to supervisor. Relax. I went to supervisor right now. Stop. You're going to get tased. Stop. Relax. You're okay. You're gonna get tased. Chill. Chill. Chill. Chill. Get off. I know what you do. Nothing until supervisor gets here. Period. You don't have that choice. Just relax. I do have that choice. I will throw the you guys. Let go of the purse. I will let go of Let go of the purse. Let go of the purse. Get out. Let go of Just relax. Stop kicking me. Stop kicking me. I'm not kicking you. You did. You just did. Why? Why are you doing this to me? Cuz we asked you to step out of our car. There's no reason to do it. You guys are harassing. You're going to get tased. Stop. You're going to get tased. Harassing me. Nobody's harassing me. I swear to you, guys. Give me the supervisor. Call the supervisor. You guys are literally It's not going to hold nothing. You guys can't hold nothing. Can't hold nothing. Now you're under arrest. Okay. For what? Obstruction. For obstruction. Get breathe. Wait till you got a car. Called restra. I was getting out of the car. Obstruction and resisting arrest. I wasn't resisting. I was getting out of the car. Yeah. Yes, I was. Resisting arrest for what? You guys were arresting me for what? You There wasn't nothing you could arrest me for. Now listen, I'm going to stand you up. No. Get off of me, please. I want the supervisor still. There's nothing you can arrest me for. I'm going to stand you up and you're going to walk to the car. Despite her claims of cooperation, her behavior throughout tells a different story. No, I'm not. I want the supervisor right now. I'm out here. Yes, he's not going to come out here. Yes, he is. Yes, he is not. Yes, he is. I don't even know. I shouldn't have threw all that. You shouldn't have threw all that in your purse. Yeah, cuz I didn't look to see what's in your purse. I don't know. I didn't look to see what's in the bag. Okay. All right, but stand up. Please get off. No. No. I want you to stand up. I don't like the supervisor. Eyes. That's not how this works. This is how that works. He's going to take pictures. This is how this works. That's not how this works. He's going to meet us at I know. I asked you that. I want him here. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. That is not what you guys That is not the law. Are you trying to catch more charges for what? Then stand up. There's not going to be no charges to stand up. I will add some more sued. Absolutely. I will add some more charges. What? You're just making up right now. No, I'm not. Yes, you are. Stand up. You're making It was my son's birthday. I want the Come on. Stand up. I want the super. Well, he's not going to talk to you while you're laying on the ground. So, stand up. You make the call and I'll stand up. Come on. Let's stand up. You make the call and I will stand up. Dirty needles every You make the call and I will stand up. He's He's going to be at headquarters when we get there. You make the call. I'll stand up. We already did. He's going to be at headquarters when we get there. He's already waiting on you. Nope. I want him here. He's not coming. That is my right. I want him here. Right. Well, you're going to stand up or you're going to get more charges. Here. So, we're going to add obstruction times two. Obstruction. Why? You couldn't get me with the first obstruction. You're not standing up. How are you going to get me with the first obstruction? Even you need to get up. I got out of the car. You need to get up. Listen. No. Get Then you started fighting. I was not fighting. You were serious. It's all on camera, hun. The good thing it is on camera because you were putting your hands on me and trying to force me. I was just trying to make you leave the person so I could check it because I don't know what's in there because you guys were making ferative movements as we pulled up. You're making that up to Come on, stand up. Instead of simply complying, she doubles down, arguing, deflecting, and making the situation worse. Not the case, though. Stand up. That is not the case. You can say anything you want to. That is the boldfaced lie. You need to get up. That is a boldfaced lie. You need to get up. That is a baldfaced lie. He's not. Please get the supervisor or Gatimire one. Yeah. Well, you're going to get to see you're going to get to see Gatmire tomorrow cuz you're going to jail. Gatmire, my lawyer. Gadmire's been my lawyer. Please let me see the supervisor. You guys, you're burning my stomach. You're hurting yourself. No, I'm not. You guys should have never put your hands on me. I got out of the car and everything. What? Get off of me, please. No. No. No. No. No. Stop. Please. I want the supervisor. I want the Go there. Go there. This is the You guys are up for this. I cannot wait. Cannot wait. I can I can only imagine what you guys going to put in there. You got your recorder on? Yeah. Your camera's on? No, I don't have one in my car. All right. I was expecting her to do all that. I don't think any of us did. No. Here. Yeah. Smell it. melt. Yeah, be careful. There is open needles. Ones with blood all over them, too. Once officers managed to secure her, a quick search of the area where she had been sitting reveals clear signs of narcotics. What name she give you? I got her ID. I want to check that area she was sitting real good. Come out. What's that? That's a tourniquet thing. Tie off. Oh, yeah. Tie off. She's officially charged with resisting, obstructing, and carrying illegal substances. Number four, nurse drives kids while drunk. Gets a harsh wakeup call. Police respond to a call from a concerned dad after his kids riding with their mom say she seems impaired. Using the iPad's GPS, officers quickly track her down in a nearby lot. As they approach, they can already hear the children crying inside. [Music] Hey, I'm officer Shoe with the Alfound Police Department. Can you do me a favor? Go ahead and shut the vehicle off and step outside for me. Okay. Okay. Oh, Lord. What happened? What do you mean? What happened? You got blood all over your leg and you got stuff everywhere. Oh, that that is uh Yeah. Scratching. Just scratching. Can you come over here? Yeah. So, where were we where were we headed tonight? Um, I was taking my girls to a dance class. To dance class? Yeah. Where were you coming from? Edwardsville. Edwardsville. Is that where you picked them up at? Um, no. I picked them up at school. Where did they go to school at? Um, yeah. Okay. Where were you at before you picked him up from school? My house. Where's that at? Edwardsville. Edwardsville. Yeah. Okay. Were you drinking at all today? No. No, you got nothing to drink today. No. No. Okay. Because your your eyes look like they're a little red, a little glossy. No. I Yeah. And and having the the little fall down thing, the way we got the car parked, there's there's a lot of things that kind of allude to the fact that you've probably been drinking a little bit. So, okay. Whatever. Do you take medications? I do. What kind of medications do you take? I take a Okay. And I take um uh um sorry. So I take um Hang on. No, we're going to stay right here. So you take When did you take um this morning? This morning? Yeah. What time? Uh probably about 6. What other kind of medication did you take with it? Um fish oil. Okay. uh CoQ10. When asked if she's been drinking, she says no and blames her condition on a mix of medications and vitamins. Um and then probably vitamin B, vitamin D. So So where is dance at? Dance is um down the street. What's the name of the place? Um, honestly, sir, I don't know. Yeah. No. Have you taken him to there before? Yes, I have. You have? Okay. Does sound about right? Yes. Fantastic. So, is there a reason we're having a hard time getting there today? Cuz no. Well, so you we were made aware, okay, of of your potential condition. Okay. Well, before we came in in contact with you and you have been back and forth over here quite a bit. Okay. No, not quite a bit. Maybe twice. Okay. That's still more than normal. If you know where you're going, it doesn't seem normal to It's not more than normal, but Okay. Okay. Water. So, so water. Yeah, water. Okay. So, what I'd like to do is I'd like to run you through a couple of tests because I can smell the alcohol in your breath. Okay. Uh your your your speech does appear to be altered. All right. and you've had a difficult time locating a place that you've been to more than more than one time. Okay. So, I'd like to run you through a couple tests just to make sure that you're okay to drive. All right. If you are okay to drive, okay, then no harm, no foul. And we'll go from there. Does that sound okay? Yeah. Fantastic. Um I almost wonder if they'll let us inside the KC Hall. Fine. It's not pouring at rain. It's that bad. Yeah. But I I got your camera on. Do you have my camera? Okay. Okay. Do you have any eye abnormalities? Contacts, glasses, anything like that? Yeah. No, probably eye abnormalities, but they're not What kind of eye What kind of eye abnormalities would have? Normal. Well, it's normal. I don't know what normal would be. Normal to me is not having any eye abnormalities. So, what kind of eye abnormalities would you have that you would consider to be normal? I don't know. So just Okay. Officers start a series of field sobriety tests, but she struggles through every one. You don't want to help. Uh so what I need you to do is go ahead and stand with your heels and toes together. Hands at your side just like this. Okay. And I'm going to need you to remain in that position until the test concludes. All right. Focus on the tip of my finger. Follow my finger with your eyes only without moving your head. Do not take your eyes off my finger until we have completed the test. Do you understand? Can you Can you see them? I think. Keep both your eyes open for me. All right. Keep your heels and toes together for me. Heels and toes toes together. Heels and toes together. Keep your arms at your side. Okay. Okay. Just focus on the tip of my finger. Nope. You're okay. [Music] All right. You got to you got to stay focused on the tip of my finger. Okay. What do you mean? body camera is facing me. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I know. But I don't want to I can't stand this way cuz it my arm doesn't move that far. Okay. You can blink a few times, but remain focused on the tip of my finger. Okay. [Music] Okay. You can blink, but you got to make sure you stay focused. Okay. Okay. And then you got one over again. And you got to be able to stay focused on tip. Okay. You keep going back to center. You got to stay on my finger. All right. I apologize. Okay. [Music] Stay focused on tip my finger. Okay. You got to come. Keep your heels and toes together for me. All right. You got to stay still. I'm sorry. Okay. You ready? Yep. Can you see my finger still? Yes. All right. Okay. You got to keep your head straight. Follow with your eyes only. Okay. I know you you may not think you're moving your head, but you're moving your head. You got to keep your head still. Okay. Okay. The last one we're going to do is go straight up. Keep your head still. Eyes follow. All right. You ready? We're go straight up. You got to keep your eyes focused. Okay. Sorry. Okay. She can't keep her balance, has trouble focusing her eyes, and continues to give conflicting answers. Heels and toes together, arms down at your side. Okay, we're going to go straight up. One more time. Straight up. Okay. All right. You can go and relax for just a second. Okay. The next thing we're going to do is do what's called a walk and turn. Okay. Do you have any leg injuries, back injuries, anything that would keep you from being able to walk a straight line? Yeah. Um, this hip is a little jacked up, but that's okay. Is there anything that would keep you from being able to walk a straight line? Um, uh, I don't think it should be able to keep me from walking a straight line. Okay, for sure. Give me just a second. Let's see. A little bit. Yeah. So, this is probably as close as we're going to get. You want to come over here for me for just a second? Okay. Does that look like a pretty straight line here on the ground for you? Yeah. Okay. Do you think you'd be able to walk that pretty straight? I I mean, I think Okay. And are those shoes pretty comfortable? I know you've you've fallen already. We've got some scrapes on her leg. Oh, no. This is just from the dogs. It's just from the dogs. Yeah. Okay. All right. So, what I want you to do is I want you to place your left foot on the line. Okay. Yep. right foot in front of your left touching heel to toe and keep your arms at your side and then you're going to stay in that position until I tell you to begin. Do you understand? Yes. Okay. So, I want you to stop. Take your step back. Okay. We're going to put our left foot on the line. Put your left foot on the line. Mhm. On the yellow line. Put your left foot on the yellow line. I want you to put your right foot in front of your left. Let me get my leg going. Okay. Now put your right foot in front of your left and put your hands down at your side and remain in that position. Heel touching toe and remain in that position until I tell you to begin. Do you understand? Yeah. Are we going to be able to stay in position there for me? No, it's my hip. No. Okay. Okay. I don't want you I don't want you to get hurt. Okay. So, if we're unable to stand still Okay. I don't want you to fall and get hurt. Okay. So, if we can't perform this fall and get hurt either, um it's just my hip. Okay. So, do you do you do you work anywhere? Yeah, I work at the VA. Despite her insistence that she's fine, the officers observe enough signs to determine she's not safe to drive. What do you do at the VA? I'm a nurse. Okay. So, does that require a lot of standing and walking? Do you have any restrictions at work where you can't stand for time? Yes, but it's just a lot of like they're like, well, come balance. And I'm like, I can't really balance. But there's no you have no rest work restrictions from the doctor or anything like that saying you can't do certain activities or anything like that? Not at all. Okay. All right. So, can we try again to stay stay in position? Try again. Yeah, for sure. All right. So, what we're going to do, Hold on. Before you do it, I'm going to kind of give you a rundown. All right. Well, I'm going to give you a quick rundown. So, what you're going to do is you're going to put your left foot on the line, right foot in front of the the left, heel touching toe, and your arms out to the side. You have to stay in that position until I tell you to begin the test. Do you understand? Yeah. Okay. So, go ahead. Left foot on the line. Right foot in front of the left. Arms out at the side. Arms out at your Okay. I just I just balance. Okay. But you've got to have your your heel touching toe. Okay. Just like that. Okay. Stay in that position. That's how I tell you to begin. Do you understand? Yeah. I'm just I can't balance. Okay. All right. Do you have any PBT on them? Wolf does. Wolf does. PBT. I do. Okay. Um, with you not being able to maintain balance for that one. Okay. I understand you don't have any restrictions for work, right? Okay. But you're you're not being able to stand still. I don't want you to fall down and get hurt. Okay. So, we're in lie of doing the last two tests which requires some some coordination and balance. Okay. uh which it doesn't appear that we're going to be able to accomplish that. So, what we do have here is we have a PBT. It's called portable breath test. Okay. Um so, if you're willing to you blow into this until I say to stop. It's just like blowing up a balloon. Yeah. Can I Can I sit? No, we're going to stand right here. Okay. Um I I don't think you're really allowing me to sit. You're correct. I'm not allowing you to sit. She resists efforts to continue the tests and repeatedly asks to sit down, which they deny for safety reasons. Eventually, they place her under arrest for DUI. And I'm not allowing you to to get back inside of your vehicle. Okay. Well, I think you need to allow me to sit. I do not need to allow you to sit. Okay. Well, then we're we're we're going to um we're going to What are we going to do? You're you're going to allow me to sit. No. Yeah, you are. No, we're not going to argue about it. So, do you want do you want to You're right. We're not going to argue about Do put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. We're driving under the influence of alcohol. I'm going to walk over you. Okay, let's go. Go ahead. Step in there carefully. I got you. No. Hey, sorry. I didn't expect to be doing anything on the way to drive Taylor off. What was your first name again? You go away. Okay. Is your name? It's Go Away. Will stand over here. I can smell it. Oh god. It was It was Oh, that's water actually. Is it? Well, she's trying to fill up rope. It was very, very strong. Oh, yeah. Oh, when we pulled up, did you you were right here. When we pulled up with the windows down, they were screaming and crying. Grab some photos of those real quick and then I'm going to go back to the PD and start getting her booked. Look at her rims. Look here. I was going to say, Oh, yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean, you see the side of it. Yeah. She cut she look at front fender. It's the length of this car. Yeah. Yeah. chunk out of the tire. Jesus. I bet I bet if you drive up and down 50, you'll find it. The curb caught the ram and a pole caught the rest of it. God, she did that earlier today. Oh, that was earlier today. Yeah, the husband already. At the station, a breath test shows her BAC at 321, four times the legal limit. Officers find empty liquor bottles in the car along with visible damage to the tire and rim. Thankfully, her husband arrives to safely take the kids home. Number three, painfully uncooperative DUI suspect learns the hard way. Police respond to reports of a car crashed into a ditch near a residential area. When they arrive, they find Hazel standing near the vehicle, clearly intoxicated and disoriented. Is this your car? Is this your car? Yes, it is. All right. You live back here or what? You live back here or Can you please help me? Help you. We can try to do that. You have a driver's license on you. Where you coming from? How'd you get down here? Huh? Don't do it. Don't back up like that. Tell me. Well, I'm asking you some questions first. How'd you get down there? Hey. Well, I'm trying to find out how your car got down there. Do you know how you got down there? Mm-m. Do you know how long you've been down there? No. Do you have an ID on you? No. You don't have an ID? Okay. Do you have a driver's license? Place. Is that your car? Yes, it is. Okay. Where do you live at? Do you not understand the question or? Yes, I do. Where where do you live at? I know where I live at. Where do you live? Okay. How about this? What is your name? My name is Hazel. Oh my god. What's your last name? Please don't do that. Do what? I'm just asking you questions. Oh, cuz I How did you up? Please. Well, h how did you mess up? Please cut the light off. Please what? Please cut the light off. I'm going to turn my light on so I can see. Please turn the light off. I'm not going to turn it off. Why? Because I want you to be able to see out here. I'm running away. I'm not pointing it at you. I'm pointing it down at the ground. But it's we me. Okay. So, you don't have any ID on you. Don't do that. All right. What's your first name? They don't have a first name. You don't have a first name. Didn't you just say your first name was Hazel? Anybody else in the car with you? I ask you a question. What's up? Can you please get the car off? Get what off? This light. I'm turn off. Stand right. Hazel admits the car is hers, but can't explain how it ended up off the road. She doesn't have any ID on her and struggles to answer basic questions about her whereabouts. Stand back up here in front of the car. I got it. Stand back up here in front of the car. What? Come on. What you mean? What? I'm going out here. Look at your car. I got the car. I see it. Obviously you're not. You're not. Okay. You are up. I would agree with that. Where are you coming from? Yeah. Is that your kid in the car, too? Nice. 6128. Stay up here for me. Where do you live at? What? Don't do that. You're going to fall. I am going to fall. Well, quit trying to walk down here. Take your drunk ass back up there. I know. But please don't do that. Please don't. Please. 6120. Please. Please shut up. Please. I'm serious. Like, please don't do that. Please. Please. Please. Please. Get away. God, leave me alone. Get back up there. Are you going to go to jail? You're probably going to jail obviously anyway. Jesus Christ. Quit following me around and screaming. You're scaring your poor child here. Let's walk back up the hill. What's his name? Oh my god. Go up there. I have. Go up there or you're going in cuffs so I can get him out. It's a daughter. It's a Go up there and I'll get her out. Go up there. Go up there. I understand I up. I understand I me get her out. I understand I up. Go up there. Go up there. Even to you. From my eyes to your eyes. What are you asking me? Because you're not making any sense. What are you asking of me? Please don't call it in. Call it in. I'm already out here with you. This is not getting ignored. Go stand up there in the road. What is her name? Go stand up there. The officer tries to assess the situation calmly, but Hazel becomes increasingly emotional. Go stand up there. I know. Please. I tell you what. Let's go. I'm sorry. You're just going to go to handcuffs. Come on. Let's walk up the hill. You don't want to listen. We'll just go straight to walk up the handcuffs. I hear you. Walk up the hill. That's what I'm asking. I hear you. I know this. Move before your child's putting my child. Take the pants off. My child's taking the cuff out. Move my job to save the hat. She's getting ready to drive. She's taking the She's taking the cuffs off. Give me the keys keys. Take the keys off. Stay in the car. Please get out. Stay in the car, hun. Stay in the car. Walk up here for me. Please walk up here. Walk up here. Up the hill. I fell down the hill. Oh, you're drunk as Come on up here for me. Come on up here. Come on up here. Just so you know, there's a child down here in the car. Come on. I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. I hear you. I hear you. I'm not I'm not being disabled. Cuz you're not listening at all. I'm listening to you. No, you are not listening at all. Please don't do my daughter like that. I'm not doing her like nothing. But I'm getting ready to do you like a DUI. It's fine. Please don't give me another. What is your name? Don't let her Don't Don't cry like that. Don't. Please don't. spell your name. Slow it down. I don't even have anything out yet. Okay. If you weren't so drunk, you would probably understand instructions a little better. What's your middle initial? R. Why are you here? Because we had a room cuz our house burnt up. So, where are you staying at then? Your house on Fourth Street burnt up. We're staying at 154. What's the hotel name? Just make that easy. You're staying at Welcome Suites. The officer questions her further, but she continues going around in circles. Staying at uh extended stay. Are you staying at Linta? Extend. You're staying in extended stay. How have you been? How long have you been there for? Damn. since last Tuesday when it first burnt up. I didn't mean to touch on do all that, but I just didn't want him to see it. Real like I didn't. All right, come on back here for me. Where have you been tonight, Hazel? Cleaning up. Cleaning up at the apartment or cleaning up where? At the house. Well, you say house or apartment? At my house. The house that burnt up or you Okay. So, what were you cleaning up there? My daughter clothes look the same as mine. I mean, what were you cleaning up? I was moving everything out. Okay. And how long have were you at the house? A couple hours. Couple hours you were there? Yes. And I left there and bought a couple shots. What kind of shots did you buy? Shots. Like small little shooter bottles or large bottles in the car? They're in the car. All right. Well, two little shot bottles shouldn't do this to you. I know. So, what else did you have to drink tonight? A lot of shots. Just a couple shots. Anything else? Any pills? No. You on any type of medication or anything like that? On just shots. Okay. A lot of shots. Is that the only Please don't let her see. When you say lot of shots, how many? Please don't let her see. Please don't let her see. Don't let her see what? Please don't let her see. If I arrest you? Yes. I won't. She's five. Five. She was dead when it's all on fire. Do you have any other family in Who do you live with at extended stay? Just you and her? Mhm. Just me and my kids. Any other f When you say kids, are there other kids at the hotel room? Mhm. So, where's the kids plural at? My son is in my cousin house. And how old is your son? This is my daughter. How old is your son? My son is 14. 14. All right. Where's your cousin live at? He's homeless. He's saying Okay. Was your son with you earlier and you dropped him off at your cousin's when he tries to perform a sobriety test. She has trouble following directions and admits to having had a lot of shots. Okay. You and your cousin did. How many shots do you think you had tonight? Three. Three. All tequila shots. Real life tequila. Is that what's in there? Yeah. Yeah. Can we try to do some tests here tonight? Make sure that you should have been driving. You're not going to do that. Keep your feet together for me. Okay. No. Look at me though. Put your hands down at your side for me. You can keep it on. It's fine. I can see your eyes. What I want you to do is look at the tip of my finger with your eyes. I'm going to move my finger back and forth like such and I want you to follow it with your eyes just like you did. That was perfect. Okay. All right. We're going to begin. Okay. Keep your head just like that and follow my finger for me. Okay. I see you don't have glasses on tonight. Do you normally have glasses? No. Okay. That made me nervous. I made you nervous? Mhm. How'd I make you nervous? You were already in the ditch. I know, right? Do you know how you got there? I don't know. Look, follow my finger back out here. Keep your head straight. Head straight. Don't follow it with your head. Just follow it with your eyes. Okay. Okay. Keep your head straight. Okay. All right. How did you get down in the ditch? You don't know. Did you like the world? Don't work. Did you pull in that driveway and maybe back out? I did. Okay. Well, it doesn't look like you hit the telephone pole. It doesn't work. I won't hit no. Okay. So, you say you had about three shots is what you say you had. I'm going to say you had a lot more than three shots. Okay. I'll offer you a chance at a portable breath test to see how bad you are. Do you want to take one? I didn't a lot of stuff up. Okay. Well, you wrecked your car. A lot of stuff. No, I didn't. And your daughter's in there. It will still work. You're coming with me. So, let's walk back this way cuz I told you I won't I will not arrest you in front of your daughter. Okay? But I need you to be cooperative. Come on back here. My Here's what's going to happen. Are you going to behave? Cuz if you behave, I will handcuff you in front. And you don't have to handcuff me at all. I have to handcuff you, okay? It's part of our policy. Hold on. Listen to me. Let me get a handcuff. Hold on. Listen. I'm going to put you in the back seat. Hold on. And then I'm going to let your daughter sit in the back seat with you. At this point, they inform her that she's being arrested for DUI. But if you can't behave, then I'm not going to be able to let your daughter sit back there with you. Do you understand? That's a good Is your cell phone in the car by chance? Is there anybody that we can call to come and get your daughter? Is there anybody that we can call? Do you know I was up here? Huh? I'm trying to work with you here. Okay. I know. Is there anybody that we can call for your daughter? Why? All right. Bun, don't do that. Put your hands in front of you. I'm going handcuff you in front. Okay. Please don't talk to me like that. Put your hands in front. I'm going to handcuff you in front. Okay. I'm I'mma walk with you. You're You have to go in handcuffs, but I'm going to put them in front. Why? Please. I can put them in back. Please. What do you want to do? Please don't do that. They're going to go on. So, they go on in front or back. Don't do that. I'm getting ready to put them on in the back because you're not being cooperative right now. Can I pull it right here? Huh? Pull the car right here. No, you can't pull the car out. Why? Because you're drunk. Why? No. Yes. All right. Put your hands out for me. No. No. Put your hands out for me or I'm going to have to do it myself. Okay. Where's my daughter? She's going to come up here with you. Give me your hand. Where she at? Down in the car right now. Okay. Get her. She's going to come up here when you're done. Disrespectful. I didn't do nothing. I'm not disrespectful to you. Turn around. You're going to go handcuff behind your back. I understand that. Do you want them in front or behind your back? What are you going to do? I understand that. Please listen. Listen. Can you listen to me? Are you listening to me? I am listening to you. I'm listening to my daughter. Well, you weren't listening for me. So, I'm listening to you. I'm listening to you. Can you listen to me? Hey, turn around. I'm I'm listening to you. Turn around. Can you listen? You're not listening. I'm telling you. Are you listening to me? I am. I said turn around. Disrespectful. Please don't do that. Don't do that. Please. I don't I don't want her to do that. Well, now you're not. I'm listening to you. you hold. As the arrest begins, Hazel resists and becomes verbally confrontational. Officers work to deescalate the situation and avoid alarming the child. But Hazel's behavior makes it difficult. Well, because you're not listening. Start listening. What you mean listen? You are not listening. You're not listening to me. I'm very listen. I'm very respectful. I'm very respectful. I am. You are. Don't do that. Get in the car. I'm asking you nicely. Get in the car. I'm asking you nicely. Don't do that in front of my daughter. Get in the car. Don't do that in front of my daughter. Get in. Don't do that in front of my daughter. I don't do about your car. I don't do about your car. Don't do that. You are under arrest. In front of my being under arrest. Don't do that in front of my daughter. You're the one doing this. What you mean you doing it? I was lying. Get in the car. I don't do two in your car. I don't do that. Get in the car. In the car. Jesus. Pick my door and record with me. They calling DCFS. Go. Go. Hazel, calm down. [Music] Hazel, I'm sorry. Calm down. I'm sorry. Calm down. Oh my goodness. What you mean? Oh my goodness. What you mean? Hazel, calm down. I was fine. Calm down with me. I was okay. You play. Please don't do that. [Laughter] Her keys are here. I'm just going to take her. Will you look through the car for me? She's got a son. She says it was with her cousin in East St. Louis. See, we find maybe a cell phone and call somebody. She's too out. I'm not going to be able to let her sit back there with him the way she's at. A short while later, they arrive at the station where Hazel is booked for the night. An extendous day, but she said there's nobody else. So, your daughter's going to meet us at the police department. She wasn't supposed to know. She doesn't know anything. She wasn't supposed to know. Only the reason y'all know because the car don't work and the power doesn't work. Hold on just a minute. Okay, Hazel. All right. Please don't play with my daughter. Hold on a minute. Let's have a nice talk. Okay. I need you to settle down. Okay. Well, it's important that you settle down because that's how we get you in and out of here quicker. So, the quicker we get you in and out of here, the quicker you're reunited with your daughter. I don't know. She don't know. Well, she's not coming back and booking. She's not going to see you in handcuffs. Okay. Okay. So, I need you to come out, walk back there, but I need you to stay calm and not get silly like you did out there briefly. Okay. Okay. Can you do that? But I don't want her to see. She's not going to see. She can't even come back in booking because we have other prisoners back there. So, she can't come back there anyway. She's going to be in a room out here that you that she can't see you, you can't see her. We're going to give her some coloring books and she ain't with us. Well, I understand this, but here's the problem. Okay. I have to get a hold of someone, an adult to come and get even when I get you released, I have to have someone to release you to. Someone's got to come and get you. Do you have someone that can come and get you guys? No. You don't have any friends or nothing in your cell phone. But you just said your one kid is with the cousin, but I know you said that you and your cousin just had issue or was you and your cousin or you and your son? Kids. All right, let's walk over this way. We're going to go over this way. Yes. We're going to walk right this way. We're going to go through here. And I know y'all do. All right. Keep going in. She now faces charges for DUI, child endangerment, and resisting arrest. I just want to take her hat off. Are you okay? Put your hat right. I'm very pissed off. Huh? Where's my daughter? She's on her way to the police department. That's what I keep telling you. Yeah, I don't like that. All right. I need you to kick off your shoes, Charmy. Why? Cuz you can't go on. Well, that's where we're at right now. But you can't go in with your No, you're not. No, it's ID. You didn't. It's just ID. You didn't feel like saying it that it was in there. Okay. All right. Turn around so I can hook you. I'm going to sit you down here and handcuff you to this. Hook your left arm to this. Just Just give me your left wrist. All right. This is all just part of how we have to do things here. See, further investigation shows Hazel has a recent history with DUI. Another charged just 2 months earlier. Her driver's license has been expired since 2019 and the vehicle she's driving is uninsured. DCFS steps in and both Hazel and her daughter are released into the custody of Hazel's mother. Number two, Karen tries to walk out after card declines. Police are called to a gas station after a woman allegedly tries to leave with merchandise she couldn't pay for. According to employees, her card is declined multiple times. And when she's asked to pay or leave the items behind, she attempts to walk out with them instead. Officers show up and try to talk to her, but she's not having it from the start. Hey, hold on, guys. What's going on here? Trying to steal these reports cancelled twice. All right, you guys are just waiting in line. Okay, go ahead and put them down on the ground there. So, what's going on tonight, ma'am? Nothing. Nothing. The government. That may be true, but we got reports that you you can't leave. You're being detained. All right. No, you're not. Yes, you are. Do you have an ID on you? Nope. What's your name? No. What's your date of birth? No. Are you refusing to identify yourself? We have a lawful reason to identify you. So, if you refuse, you're going to go to jail tonight. No. All right. Put your dog down. No. You're going to have to put your dog down, ma'am. No, ma'am. He said he was going to pay for it. Okay. Well, we're trying to hear figure out if you can custody what's going on and you're not cooperating. So now you're obstructing our investigation. Put your dog down. No. Okay then. Ma'am, it's right now you're being detained. Okay. Let go of the dogs, please. Can you grab the dog? I'm trying. Stop. He's an emotional support animal. He's emotional support animal. Let him go. He's emotional support animal. He's supposed to be here for me. I understand, ma'am. You got to let go. No. He's an emotional support animal. He's an emotional support animal. He's an emotional standby. I understand. And y'all are detain me for no you government. I don't want to hurt your dog or you. Please stop. All right, ma'am. You're going to hurt your dog. No. Real hard not to hurt you right now. My dog is not being hurt because he's he believes that y'all are being I'm I'm sure they ask her to put the dog down so things can go smoothly, but instead she digs in and gets more aggressive. All right, you're hurting me. Oh, you're not listening. Got it. Mhm. Okay. You said you were going to buy my beer. Yes. No, you're not fostering. Run, Zoro, run. Run. If you want your dog, I don't think we should be telling her to run. What's your name? Nothing. Run. Run. You want to do this to me? Run. Chelsea Newman. Run. Chelsea remain silent. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say used against you in the court of law, you have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford one, will be provided for you. You have the right to have the attorney present during any question. Do you understand your rights? You didn't say that before. Don't have to. She lives across the street and I don't want to hear no more. I get to bring paranoia and I cannot have somebody coming. Run, Ollie. Go to the neighbor. Run and only go to the neighbor. Run and only go to the neighbor. If you bring anything in the jail, guns, knives, anything I miss, it's illegal conveyance and it's a felony. So, you get an additional charge. I don't have any or anything. Why you acting like fool? Because of you being a government. If you'd have been chill and just told us what was up, we'd probably have let you go. But you want to act like a child, you're going to be treated like one. I'm not a child. You're acting like Nope. No trespass letter. Let's do that. Let's get some statements. The rear cameras on. I just don't want to immediately jump to being psycho. I try to get, you know. No, you're fine. I'm explaining what I was thinking. Once they finally get her under control, the officers touch base with the store staff to get the full story. I think I think they got the dog. You guys get the dog then or Okay. I appreciate you guys hanging around if you don't mind filling out some statements. Is that all of her stuff? This is Is that yours? No, this is actually what she's probably taking from you. No, she was paying for it. The card kept denying it. Oh, she walked out and she literally grabbed it. She basically walked in to where I can reach it. I grabbed it. Okay. I was We saw what was going on. Then she started grabbing this. Sounds like one. You can't afford this either. Okay. Print your name here where your address is. Just write as much detail as you can from start to finish. And then ma'am, just take your take your time to calm down. I'd like you to have fill one out, too. Okay. Did you get an alarm from here? If it is, it's related to why we're here. That's he probably because I pressed my buttons. I didn't know you guys were here. No, it's okay. I did. I saw you guys pulling. That's why he pointed it out. We tried to sneak in kind of quiet and Yeah. I heard we heard. Okay. Where's my Zoro, go on the porch. My dog is out on the front lawn. Right. But there's someone right there with your dog, so it's okay. Zoro, go on the porch. Listen, I'm going to try to I'm going to close the window if you're going to continue to yell. Okay. I'm telling my dog to go. I don't care. I don't care. I'm going to close the door. I'm going to close the window if you're going to continue to yell. You want them open or close? I want my dog on the porch. Y'all are going to put me back in jail when I'm already out on bond. Well, you you done messed up, so it is what it is. Yeah, because of government. Yeah, the government times. You're right. No, the government's the times. I do agree with that. Resisting kind of theft, disorderly. I don't know. Probably all those. I'm going to be completely honest with you. I thought I was going to get punched in the face tonight. Dude, I didn't know what That's how I go into every shift, man. Because she's out there. let go of the bag and you didn't. I just Well, I knew they were outside. Well, it it gave us a little bit of time. Store employees mentioned that this isn't her first rodeo. Apparently, she's acted out like this before. Especially with the dog. I was hoping we could keep everything in here. Well, we got in here dog and I have a dog at home. So, like a right. He just came to me and she just like snapped at me. I'm like, "Oh, I'm sorry." Yeah. Well, I'm pretty sure then I realized she was barefoot there. Like I said, it's hard to tell. sometimes whether it's or mental health. Do they want to press charges for the attempted theft? Uh she's calling her supervisor in um I probably Naggie if it's her. I know her. Okay. Also why don't you go across the street and talk to that dude who lives there. Okay. And ask what the deal is. Okay. And then also they were wanted to do a no trespass because apparently she does this a lot. A neighbor also chimes in saying she's been drinking and had already been told to cut it out. I'll go across the street. Hi. How are you doing this evening? Not too bad. Was the dog okay then? Yeah. I I just I I put him inside. I saw you grab him. Yeah. Is Is that your neighbor or? Yeah. Yeah. Too much to drink tonight. What's that? Too much to drink tonight. I told her to stop. So, you think it's alcohol? Yeah, I know it is. You know it is? Yeah. Okay. Does she do this often or I She's been arrested before for this. Yeah. Okay. cuz I know it seems some of her mood. I told her I try to get her to go inside. You were hanging out. She you were drinking and stuff and then she did her mood change like did she go from being like good to because I mean we went in just hey what's what's going on immediately you you know it's government like all this other stuff. We tried our best to get her to put her dog down. She didn't want to do that. So I mean it's you know uh but do you have an ID on you? No. I'm I'm glad he came over to you. Um, we tried to keep them in the in the store there that the double doors picked up. Open up and off. You got it. Yes, sir. And I tried to get her I tried to get her to come back in the house, you know, come back in and sit down and talk, but she didn't want to do that. Okay. She was going to come over and get more beer, not going to go over make a scene. Yeah. And then apparently she kept running her car and it was declined. And then she tried to get somebody else to pay for stuff. That didn't work. And then pretty much right as we showed up, she was trying to leave with unpaid merchandise. Oh [ __ ] So that's that's why, you know, we we already had to make stop and make sure she was okay because we had we had to report she was out like standing in the street, you know, yelling, doing all that kind of stuff. So, you know, just trying to make sure everybody's all right. But then that happened, so it's it's an even bigger mess. So Okay. All right. Thank you. Thank you, sir. Okay. Get that trespasser started. Okay. I was going to say neighbor said that uh she's been drinking tonight. Okay. And then came over here to get more and that's when card was declined so she tried to steal it from Meanwhile, the officers take a moment to talk it over and figure out how things escalated so quickly. Stop. Oh, you're fine. You don't really need to come down here. I just wanted to tell you. That's what I thought, too. We wouldn't want to break any rules now. Oh, was your request supervisor? No, I technically was. Yes, of course. Oh, and we had call for call. Oh, I had no idea. And uh there was a lot of witnesses and I I mean she won't put her dog down. Oh, wouldn't tell us her name. We'll put her dog down and then what happened? I grabbed a hold of her and then she pulled away and then went like this with the dog. I was like, you did or she did? She did not. I did not. Yeah, I saw. Yeah, you twisted my finger and I'mma fight that in court. What? So that's really that really hurts my feelings. You're on the gold digger. Gold digger. Gold digger. Gold digger. She's She's going to call us when she's done. She's still shook up, but at least the assistant manager is here to help her out now. So yeah, she was freaking out. Yeah. All right. Video. Uh, we can I can go back in and ask for that, too. They said they would be able to get video on Monday when the main manager comes in. Let's get her. All right. You can come on out. Right over here. Couple doors. Police gather statements from employees and bystanders and also plan to retrieve security footage later. Hello. Back up. Hello. Hello. I tried to do the best I could with Okay. I didn't get to see what happened when you guys started, so I didn't get Well, no. Like I said, just just write what you have. Um, she was hostile when she came in. She was already on one. She's been being like that a little bit lately. I just need you to sign right here. Yeah. I don't know. I guess she's been My manager said she's been being about the government lately because she was the one that was on the hood of her car down there at the square doing. Imagine that was Yes. And then um so she's already been because of CPS and stuff like she's already been I mean I dealt with them too, dude. Like don't get like that though. It's pointless, right? Like my boss is going to get a hold of you. Okay. So since I'm just And then who are he? Everything goes to her. Okay. So excellent. No problem. All right. Take it easy, guys. Thank you. The woman is charged with resisting arrest and theft. Number one toxic girlfriend goes full meltdown mode. Officers respond to a domestic disturbance call again from the same address they had visited earlier that day. The situation involves a woman who had been removed from the residence but returned later that evening. When officers arrive, they find her emotional, defensive, and increasingly erratic. Where are you? You're right here. Okay. All right. Right here. Why? His mom called the car. He told me to come back. Who told you to come back? Well, what did the officer tell you? Tell you earlier told me to cool off. That is a lot. He told me to cool off and he told me to come back. He told me to come back. Come talk to me on this side. He told me to come back to jail. He told me to come back. Of course, he's got left, right? I don't have any. Come here. Wait, wait, wait. Come here. anybody. I don't got nowhere to go. I was asleep outside today. I have nowhere to go. What happened today? When you get back, when you got back every time I would just slept, I can show you my cloggings. I've been at work. I've been drinking all night since y'all me away and I don't know what the [ __ ] to do, bro. I have no You were at your friend's house, right? away from this problem. But you came back. No, I didn't. I gave him my wrong address. I told her to lie from me. I called my friend like, "Hey, cuz she's at work. I can't go nowhere." I have nobody here. So, I told her, "Hey, I don't want to go to jail." They literally told me, "If you don't leave right now, you're going to go to jail. I bought a home TV for him. This is This is the only thing I have. This is the only thing I want." She's from me. Hey, can you meet the other officer on the other side, please? I have nowhere to go. My dog is here and the cops told me you have you're not you don't have no hotel to go to. Your dog is going to stay here. I know. You see? Officers try to determine what happened this time around, but her story shifts and is difficult to follow. Do you hear what he's saying? I'm talking to you right now. I know, but do you hear what he's saying? There's another officer. They're literally They're They're literally saying what the I'm literally saying right now, but they're speaking Arabic. Okay. Well, I can't understand Arabic and there's another officer talking to me. So, because you guys don't understand what the they're saying, I go to jail, right? Listen, I'm talking to you. I'm trying to understand what happened today right now. 15 minutes ago. Just told me to hide here. Okay. Well, you're because he his mom called the cops. Okay. What? You're You're not completing your story, right? You're you say you got here your m the mom came out. You're paying $300 and you're keep switching the story. What happened when you got back between you and him? Nothing happened. You said I told you you called early. That's what I'm trying to tell you. Okay. He called early for you guys. No, not early. What happened? 15 minutes. That's what I'm telling you. Okay. We got to start. Let me start from the start. Okay. Let me start from the start. The officers extend their patience trying to understand how it all escalated to this point. Now they quiet. You see what I mean? Continue, please. Okay. What is your end point here? You going to arrest me or you going to arrest him? You going to let me leave or you going to rest? You're not telling me any other story before I keep going because you keep being dismissive with me. Are you going to take me or am I going to go or am I can you just leave? What? cuz he asked me to come back here. So, am I going to leave or you guys going to arrest me? It's not so much about you coming back here. It's about what happened. Why? Why did someone feel the need to call the police for us to show up? From the start. I not not from the start. Not I can't listen. What's the matter right now? Listen. It's not from three calls ago. It's not about you addressing one call. Listen, I'm talking now. It's not about what happened earlier today. It's about what happened 15 minutes ago when you showed back up from when you were at your friend's house. When you got back here, what happened? Not earlier today, tonight. 15 minutes ago. What happened tonight when you came through the gates tonight as he was in the back behind the barricade? Now, please start and tell us what happened. So, you guys don't know anything because the officers that were here before, they saw that he was lying and instead of arresting me, they took me away again. So, can I saw from the start? Because you guys are police officers. If you guys are police officer, you guys are here to serve the public, right? We already know what happened earlier. The officer who was here earlier that took you to your other location is here. And he filled us in already. So what are you guys going to do to me? So now we want to know what happened when you got back. You said he was beating you up. That's all I got, right? You said that he was okay. What happened? How did you guys took me away because I have some blood right here. I have blood that's out of my own I have blood out of my own fingers. Meanwhile, her boyfriend alleges that she attacked him physically and has a history of similar behavior. So, who was the best earlier? She said he was grabbing her. did it to get away. His version it's different. One thing she said I was grabbing earlier. You talking my earlier when she hit me in the nose. Mhm. Nah, she's lying, bro. She came out here. She came out here. Can you If you come to the back, if you come to the back and you see everything she was doing to me, bro. Like she l you can literally come to the back. She comes at me and attacks me and with her claws like she's a she just does that all the time and she screams out of nowhere. When I called they heard her yelling yelling them from Is this from 15 minutes ago or this right here? This is from earlier. This what happened earlier? Okay. Did you tell No, I know. Go inside. Let me talk to police. Did they uh Did you tell the officers? earlier today. The first time they got called on here was because of her getting loud and I didn't even call the police the first time she did. Sure. She called the police for me and she was like, "Oh, because I told her, "Next time you get up and you break my house or anything that she was breaking back there, she grabbed a pair of scissors." Can I intervene real quick? I I've never met you before. So, what's Does she live here? What's the living? She lives with me. That's my girlfriend. We live here. So, she does live here. Yeah. The first Sorry, I just had I just had to ask. No, no, she does. She lives over. She stays here with me at the moment because when we first came from Arizona, we used to stay over there in Arizona. Okay. We came here and my mom said we could stay here until we found our and we can get out of here. Okay. So, basically uh my mom told her she could stay inside the house. Okay. We stay we were staying inside the house. Then she got aggressive and like that. She broke the door. She hit my mom with a boom on her head and No, that was a long time ago. They arrested her for that already. And I came to drop the charges in court the next day. Every time she gets arrested like three, four times she got arrested over the same and I came to drop the charges on her in court and she has a warrant in Arizona over the same. That's why we left Arizona. He recounts multiple previous arrests, a warrant in Arizona and past instances where she damaged property or assaulted his mother because she didn't want to get arrested in Arizona. Came over here and now she's she basically on the same No, come on. Man, we got No, I want to see my dog in a second. I saw I saw the dog. It's under my name. He's under my name and and I get legal responsibility for him. Let me see my dog. I haven't seen him in three hours. Let me see my dog. They're fine. I just saw them. So, I can see my dog. Right. I don't want any conflict with it with I don't care about him. I want to see my dog. I can't see my dog. Yeah. No, cuz he's I don't want to prevent any further altercation between you two. I don't care about an al altercation. My dog will listen to me. Where's my dog? They're in there. I don't want to see him. I want to see my dog. Why is he allowed to be with my dog and I can't see my dog? You guys told me the next day I can't I can see him. Where's my dog? Where's my dog? Where's my dog? Oh, I just want to see my dog. I just You guys don't understand because it's not like your baby to you. That's my baby. I understand. That's my baby. But the thing is literally it's better than you. That's my baby. Let me see my dog. So, I don't want you to go over there because it's my day three times a day. You guys got to a physical altercation. I don't care about him. I don't care about I don't care about the altercation. If I see my baby, I don't give a about him. I don't care about him. Okay. Can we go? Nobody's going to touch him. All I'm asking going to the house dog. Where's my dog? Can we go to the front? You see the dog? What house? The house that I that I built and that I bought. Whatever. Yeah, sure. That works. But let's get you away from him. Then we can let the dog out or let you see the dog away. I'll go with you. I do nothing. I'll go with you. Am I getting arrested or not? The officers try to deescalate, but she continues to argue and refuses to leave the scene. So, eventually this happens. He won't come out. He won't eat. He won't eat you. Don't worry. He's a baby. He's literally a sweetheart. He won't. He won't. Am I getting arrested or not? Cuz if you're going to arrest me, put my handcuffs right now. Be honest with me. Yeah. You're going to be under arrest. So, you're going to arrest me, right? Yes. Why? No. Right now for domestic battery. No, you set. You set. What did I do? Do not Don't resist. I'm getting arrested. Do not resist. Why? Can you please ring my mind? You will do not resist. Okay. Just Just do not resist. Okay. I have a nursing job and I have a nursing job. You're under arrest for domestic battery. Why? You're under arrest for domestic battery. When am I going to get out? You're going to go to a hearing tomorrow morning. Okay. Okay. Don't make this worse than it is. It's just He told me to It's just domestic battery and you go to a hearing. You Bro, come on, bro. Don't get me arrested, bro. I didn't do [ __ ] to you. Please don't get me arrested, bro. I'mma lose my cool. I'mma lose my job. Don't do this to me. Please don't do this to me. Sorry about You need more light, man. Don't do this to me. I will literally sleep on the street. Don't do this. Don't take my phone. I'm not taking it. I'm calling my mom. Let me call my mom. Hold on. Hold on. You get a phone call. Relax. You're going to hurt your wrist. Stop doing this to me. I didn't do anything. Let the officer Let the officer prop. Please stop. You're going to hurt your wrist. Why would you want to do this? Do nothing to you. Don't get merested. Don't get me good. We're going to walk you to the front. Okay. Please don't [Applause] over there. From there, the situation rapidly deteriorates. She resists arrest physically, argues with every directive, and repeatedly pleads for leniency due to her job and school commitments. [Applause] Come on. Come on. [Applause] Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Come on. Hobble. You got a hobble. Wait. Put her down. Hold on. Let me get a hob. Let me get a hobble. You told me to come back. There. There's a hobble. Hey, both of us. I got I got I got back. Get back. Hey, can liquid help us? Back up, baby. Stop. Maybe something is going to happen. You can't do it to yourself. Stop. Why you do this to me? Listen to me. Stop. Wait a second. Hobble. Moving. Hobble. You got this. You good? Get off me. Hold on. Hold on. I got a hobble. Officers attempt to place her in a hobble restraint as she continues to thrash, scream, and accuse them of excessive force. We're call fire department. Get off me. Relax. Relax. I thought you was right now. Come back here. You might need a You're hurting me. Hold on. Wait. Because my ankle before I put a thing. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Put it down real Are you going to listen to us? What are you trying to do? Two. I don't see any ambulance. Huh? Okay. Let's go. Why you holding me? You want to put out over her legs? You literally got Oh, break my wrist right now. Watch here. Yeah, but hold your Okay. Can you kiss my eyes? Relax. Get off me. Just relax. Get off me. Yeah. You're holding my Get off of me. Get off my Get off of me, my friend. You're holding my hand. You want to hand. Despite their efforts to calm her, she continues to struggle, accusing them of targeting her unfairly. Just head under. All right, let's go. Let's go. Now you pull off. I got to see it. All right, I'm going help you up. One, two, three. Sit up. Anybody injured? One, two, three. I'm not holding anything. Get off her back like that. Is she holding my thighs and my hoop? I can't move. I can't I can't I can't move my legs. He's holding me too right here. I can't move. On three. One. In the end, she's charged with domestic battery, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. And there you have it. Another reminder that tantrums don't beat the law. Drop your thoughts in the comments.