Some people just don't know when to stop. And sometimes their behavior is so over-the-top even the cops can't help but laugh. Here are five cases when Karens are so ridiculous even the cops start laughing. Number five, Karen turns welfare check into felony charges. Officers respond to a late night welfare [music] check after multiple reports of a woman knocking on doors and trying to enter parked cars in a residential neighborhood. Here's what happens when they locate her. >> What? >> Open the door. >> Why? >> Because I want to talk to you. >> I need gas. >> You what? >> Okay. Well, if you open the door, we can talk and we can see what we can do. >> Hi. Hi. I ran out of gas. >> Okay. So, why are you in other people's yards banging on front doors and going in other people's cars? >> Just take me away. >> Okay. >> Can you take me somewhere? >> I can. Where do you want to go? >> Anywhere? >> Anywhere? >> Earls? >> Earls? >> I just got to get my shoes on. >> Okay. So, why were you in other people's cars and banging on front doors? What's going on? >> I was getting my keys. >> From who? >> Okay. >> From who? >> Okami. >> Aami. No, his name is Okami. It's Japanese. >> Okay, you don't need to be rude. I'm trying to figure out what the hell's going on. >> I'm hot and tired. I'm sorry. I just wanted my keys. Fact. >> I'm not the one that made you hot or tired. >> You're right. I made myself hot and tired for no reason. >> Okay. Well, >> I just need gas. >> Okay. Well, I need to figure out what's going on. >> Well, can I just get in the car with you and we can talk about it in there? >> Fine. Let's go. >> Let me just put my shoes on. Is that okay? >> No, you're just going to be detained right now while we figure out what happened. Oh, >> my shoes are right there. There's one. Can I have that one? Can I have that one? Just be gentle. Okay. >> I'm not going to hurt you. >> Yeah. Well, that hurts. >> Keep calling me. >> Okay. >> Like that. >> Whatever. >> Whatever. You got any weapons in here? Anything I didn't know about? Guns, bombs, flamethrowers. >> No. >> No flamethrower. Yeah, I have one in my check it. >> No, >> it's a little one. >> Ow. >> No. Just double block. >> Copy. >> You're the one banging on people's doors going in other people's cars. Morning. >> Will you get them for me, please? Yeah. >> All right. We're not going to do this. >> They managed to subdue her and attempt to seed her in the patrol car, but she continues screaming and flailing wildly. I >> think it's funny. >> Don't touch me like that. Get off my Stop grabbing my >> Stop. We are not going to do this. >> Well, then just put me in the car. >> I'm checking to make sure you don't my wrist, you son of >> I don't care. Stop fighting and it won't hurt. >> You know who I am? >> No. >> Okay. Well, be a problem. >> Okay. I don't get in the car. >> Wait, let's see. Hold on a second. >> Get in. >> Don't push me the car. >> I will get in. Just don't push me. Go now. >> Don't push me. >> Get in the car. >> Get Let go of me. You're not going to shove me in the car. >> Get >> I want a lawyer. >> The car. >> I want my lawyer. >> That's fine. He ain't coming right now. Get in the car. >> I want my dad. >> I'm not getting your dad either. Get in the car. >> I want Elon Musk. >> Elon ain't coming either. Get in the car. >> Fine. I can't. I'm too short. >> Step. >> Can I Can I just turn around? >> No. Step up on the running board and get in the car. >> I can't. >> Look, I have a bad back. >> There we go. >> Get in the car. >> I am in here. >> What's your idea of a funny joke? This is not funny. >> Send me to [snorts] West Palm Beach to the VA now. >> No. No, >> you know, I just got into the SpaceX program today. I'm trying to celebrate and [ __ ] boyfriend, but I just don't seem to ever get any play. >> Okay. >> I know it's little. Put your >> Whatever. caught it. >> Once inside, she keeps up her erratic behavior, speaking [music] incoherently, insulting officers, and refusing to comply. >> Step off for me. >> Can you please take these off? They hurt. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Come on. >> Stop. >> Why would you pick him? Why would you do that? >> Now you're going to go for aggravated battery on law enforcement. Officer, stand up. >> Okay, stand up. >> I'm going to both of y'all up if you don't let me go. >> You're not going to do anything but stand up. >> Are you sure about that? >> Yeah. >> How many knives do I have on me or in me or in my hair? >> Okay. What's up? >> Quit flopping around. It won't hurt. going to give me bruises. >> Pulling away from me. >> Well, it hurts here. Please [ __ ] >> drag me. Just carry me like a baby. Ow. >> Get in the car. >> No. >> Do you want to get out and get some help? >> Yes. >> Okay. Get in the car. Please >> take these off. >> We will in a little bit. We'll get you some AC and we'll get them off. Come on, Card. You're all right. >> Will you take this off this watch? >> Yes, I can do that for you. >> Thank you. >> Be nice. I'm trying to help you. >> Sure. Sure. Be nice. That's what everybody wants me to do is be nice, right? >> You're all untrustworthy. How does this go out there? >> I don't know. Figure it out. Engineers. >> All right, >> losers. I win again. >> Why are you being so mean? >> Because I am mean. >> You don't have to be mean. >> I don't have to be mean. I am. >> Okay. >> So, you better not take these off. >> Her behavior does not improve even after she's secured. >> I'm going to get in if you just don't push me. >> Okay. Thank you. I got to go backwards. Losers, >> just put your left foot up there. >> I have my socks on. Take my socks off. >> Just put your left foot up and you can climb up versus stepping on the small step. I'll shine a light for you. Look down there. We're just >> I can [ __ ] my my feet are slippery and wet and dirty. >> Okay. >> Close the door. >> Thank you. >> You want something to drink right now? >> Water. >> I'll get your water. >> No. Beer. >> You want a beer? >> Yes. >> I got a water. >> Ice clear. Okay. You want to hop out again real quick, M? And I'll get your water. >> No. Close the door. >> Please. >> Please. It hurt. >> What hurts? >> When I'm getting in and out. >> Okay. I'll adjust the cuffs when you get out and I'll get your water. Okay. I just want you to relax and calm. I don't want you upset. >> Sure. Sure. You don't want me upset now, right? >> Go ahead. >> My brother's house. >> You better not take these off. I don't know what I'm going to do. Just keep them on. All right. Just keep them on. Just >> keep them on. I'll get your water. You want cold water or you want room temperature? I'm >> hot. >> Okay. Hop back in. >> Get away from me. >> All right. I won't let him touch you. Come over here. >> One more time. >> I get your water here. I'll adjust these cuffs now, too. Okay. I'm going to take them off so you don't wear them off. >> Don't take them off. >> I won't take them off. >> Okay. Is that better? >> Yes. Just for your safety, not mine. >> Yes, ma'am. With her in custody, officers take statements and confirm she's been [music] trying to access multiple cars. After explaining the situation to another person at the scene, they confirm she will be booked into jail for the night and will appear before a judge in the morning. >> Okay, so here's what's happening. She's going for one count of attempted auto burglary cuz she tried to get into somebody's car and then she decided she was going to kick me as we were trying to get her out of the car. Um, so she's going to go for aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer. So she's going to jail tonight. >> Is that a It's not a felony, though. >> They're both felonies. >> They're both felons. >> What kind of jail time is that? >> That's not up to me. That's I mean, first I'm charging her, you know, to get jail time, she'd have to be convicted or plead guilty, and then that would be up to a judge. There's a number of other factors that come into play. So, okay, >> I can't even speculate what that would be. We're at stage one of a multi-stage process. >> Oh, man. All right. >> Okay. So, um, >> um, she'll be going to jail tonight. She'll see a judge in the morning at first appearance. That's at 8:30 at the Indian River County Courthouse. >> All right. Is that in Verau or >> Yeah, it's in the city. It's on 20th >> at 16th. So, if you want to go, you can go. You can figure what her bond is and you can try and bond her out if you want. >> Okay. >> You don't have to, though. >> Really don't want to, man. >> No, you don't have to. It's up to you. >> Stop by the house and like she didn't break a lot of stuff. Broke a couple things and >> I'm just letting you know. I mean, you can go. You don't have to go. I mean, if you go, you're not going to be able to participate because you're not a part of it. >> Yeah. >> You know, other than as a witness >> cuz you saw what happened at the car. But beyond that, I mean, you're not a part of the case. You're not going to be able to participate in the hearing. But you can go if you wish. You can bond her out. You can let her sit. You can do whatever you want. That's entitled. >> All right, man. >> Um, but she's going to be going with us. We're going to leave the car. Um, >> do you want us to lock it? Sure. You have another >> There is a fob at the house. Cuz we were like, she came by and we're like, how was she driving around? She don't her fob's here. So, >> okay. >> I know her fob's there. >> Okay. All right. Then I'll lock it up and leave it there and then you can get somebody to help you out and move it and then that way it doesn't get towed and there's not any Sorry about this. >> Yeah. Hey, it's not your fault. It is. It's >> It's hers. So, >> sticker dog. >> All right. Have a great night. >> Thanks. You too. >> They decide to charge her with attempted auto burglary and aggravated battery on an officer. Both felonies. Number four, [music] shoplifting suspect gets a haircut and handcuffs. Police respond to a shoplifting complaint at a Belulk department store after loss prevention reports a woman hiding merchandise in a restroom and attempting to leave with it. Here's what happens next. Get out of here. She could She tried to hide it all in the bathroom. >> Oh, no. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> No, it just Listen, that wasn't >> Yeah, you stole it from bel No, but No. No. Somebody gave me that bag. >> Okay. >> And then when I see >> He watched you the whole time. >> No. But for real, somebody >> I didn't mean to like steal it. I didn't mean to harm. >> Since you're in handcuff, I'll read you real quick. All right. You can decide any size. These rights >> the boots and stuff are yours. Uh, let's see. That's a >> set. >> Well, I know you said the kid clothes, so >> No, that's her. That's hers. She had this. That's what she took to carry everything in. >> You don't got any ID on you, do you? >> No, sir. >> What's your name? >> My name is Leonda. >> Landa? What? Did you see anybody else with her? >> The door. And what is so you're saying they caught? >> Yeah. >> Take her up to loss prevention. Y'all know where the office is, right? >> Yeah. >> So, you can go get me no slack. >> Well, it's going to be up to belt whether or not they want to press charges or not, but that's a that's a hefty amount of stuff right there. Officers listen as she tries to justify her actions, [music] saying she was desperate and needed help getting back home after being stranded out of state. >> I was trying to get myself somewhere in >> Okay. >> Where you from? >> From where? So I got stuck down here and I have no no way back and I was just trying to get myself out of a pal. >> Okay. >> By stealing >> No clothes. >> Well, I didn't It wasn't We're trying to get Let me ask you this. Did you pay for that bag of clothes that he's carry? >> No, sir. >> You didn't? Are we in Belk currently? >> Huh? >> Are we in Belulk? >> The store? >> Yes, sir. >> No. Are we Are we currently in the store? What's your name? >> Are we presently walking in Belulk? >> Yes or no? Yes or no? >> No. Are we currently walking in that store that those clothes >> um where the clothes came from? >> I'm asking currently. Are we right now? Where are we walking? >> Well, I was right here in the mall. >> Okay. Are we in the belt store though? >> No, not here. >> Okay. So, you left the store with all those clothes, correct? >> Okay. Yeah, I was just trying to get myself back. >> I I hear you what you're saying, but that's not making a lot of sense as to why you'd steal those clothes. >> Trying to get my ride get me a ride. >> Were you Were you planning on selling those clothes so you could get back down to Tallahassee? >> No, somebody was for somebody and that's the ride. Give me a ride. >> And you get them that clothes to get the ride? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. do it down here. Okay. >> And when I asked them for a ride, they was like, "Well, you got to do something for us." >> Now, let me ask you this. If someone said you had to shoot this person in the face to get a ride, would you shoot them in the face? >> So, it doesn't make it right, does it? >> Exactly. >> You want probation. >> Trying not to. >> Despite her reasons, the officers make it clear that her explanation does not excuse theft. >> I was just trying to get license. You don't have a license. Do you have an ID? >> Take a step to left. >> Take a step to left. That way we don't got to go through these. >> I don't have anything. >> No, no, not on you. Like in in this >> Where would Where would your ID or license be? Like Florida. [snorts] >> I was just trying to get my self restraint in I mean I'm from Georgia. I was down here. >> I get you. >> Another one. Got another shoplifting in progress. >> You know, I didn't I didn't It wasn't like that. >> I get you say that it's not like that, but >> I understand what you're saying though, but I was not >> But the actual facts of it are is that you did >> Watch the step. Watch the step. There we go. >> You know what I'm saying? >> I got you. I got you. >> I'm sorry. you could. >> But yeah, I've been out here still like I'm walking the streets and stuff like that. I was tired of being I was just trying to get my stuff back. That's all right. >> I hear you. We still can't be steal from the stores. >> I mean I mean I understand that her understand. I do get that. >> Watch your step. Watch your step. Watch your step. >> I do understand. >> I want you falling back into me. >> That was not my intentions to just do I was I was >> You fall on you. No. >> Yeah. Yeah, I do. >> But yeah, it wasn't that >> you call. >> You want to take care? >> Yeah, that's >> Can you sit down, please? >> You know what I'm saying? Sorry. I'm just trying to get from scr apologize >> to the best of my knowledge. At the prevention office, they find more merchandise inside her bag, including items that seem to belong to another person. >> And I've been out here for like two, three days just walking walking around like hers. I can't see anything. >> Yeah, that's a >> This is not yours. >> Where' you find this? >> That's not yours. >> So, who is this? I think it's hers. >> That's not yours. >> It's in this bag where you put this other stuff. >> I told you somebody else was in this. >> You got like the same makeup on? No, >> it was two of us. >> There was two of you. >> I told her. >> Oh, and this is her stuff. >> She She said it was a bag. >> Only bag I had was like I put stuff in that bag right there. What? Sorry. >> Sorry. Can I Can I say something? >> I didn't know. So, who I'm looking through this. She say it's not hers. It's the other girl. Can I ask you a question? >> Yeah. >> Can I ask you a question? >> Is your license out of Florida? Do you have a license? >> Yes, it's out of Florida. >> Can I Can I say something? You gave us the right name, right? >> Yes. >> Everybody. [laughter] >> While being processed, she repeatedly apologizes, claiming it was never her intention to cause harm. The officers remain unconvinced. What is >> Well, let me tell you this. You know what I was doing before I got here? >> Chilling and you decided what I'm saying. I'm not saying that right there. What I'm saying is that I was trying to get back home and at the end of the day >> you get caught up with some other stuff. That's why I said it's cool. >> I get past y'all doing this. >> No, no, I know you didn't. But think about how we think about how we got in this predicament. I didn't do anything. didn't say that. I'm not saying that. I'm not saying that at all, sir. >> Just let them do their thing, man. >> I'm not saying that at all. >> I said, >> but if you're trying to get home, >> I don't think doing this would uh would help your situation at all. >> You You just made a mistake. [clears throat] I'm not here to judge him, but you definitely made a mistake. Hm. >> We don't know if it's a misdemeanor and >> it doesn't matter. Oh, that's just how they do it here. No, >> we can't do citations. >> It's over five. Yeah, I figured. >> Sean, you guys step up. We're going to be on our way. >> All right, stand up. [music] >> Stand up. >> We're going to be on our way. All right. >> Out the door. hair loss has been stealing your identity. >> This is your trespass from all built property for 5 years. >> All right. >> So, don't come back here or we got to lock you up. >> The woman is officially charged with felony retail theft. She's also trespassed [music] from all Belulk stores for 5 years. Number three, Uber driver tries to bluff her way [music] out. It doesn't work. Officers pull over a woman who speeds past a police station, crosses lanes, and fails to stop at a sign. Here's what happens next. >> Hello. >> Hello. How are you? >> I'm okay. I'm officer Mitch with the Yria Police Department. Any idea why I stopped you today? >> I have no idea. >> No. Uh, well, a couple reasons. The first being another officer saw you driving very rapidly past our police station, likely higher than the speed limit, seeing as it's 25 there. But then when I came behind you, you failed to stop at the stop bar at the uh the stop light back there at East Avenue. And then when you came over the bridge there, you crossed over the the dotted line dash line into the other lane. Any reason you'd be doing that? >> No, ma'am. Um I'm just picking up a passenger. I'm doing >> I'm sorry. You're what? >> I'm just picking up a passenger. I'm doing >> You're looking up a passenger? >> No, I'm I'm picking up a passenger. >> Picking up a passenger. I understand. Have you been drinking today? >> No, ma'am. >> No, not at all. No. >> Okay. Is there a reason that I smell an odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from inside the vehicle then? >> No, ma'am. >> Is there any alcohol inside the vehicle? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. Why don't you do me a favor and go ahead and step out? >> Um, >> no. I would like you to put the car in park right now and step out of the vehicle. >> Where are you coming from today? >> Um, I I >> You can leave that there. You can leave it there. I just wanted to know where you're >> I just I just wanted to show you like I've been I've been taking passengers. Okay. >> Okay. That's not what I asked you. I asked where you're coming from. I I chopped like a passenger off and maybe like a yria and I took him out here and >> Okay. And you said you were going to pick up another one. I understand. You work for a ride share company or what do you >> Yeah, I work for >> Where do you live at? I live I live right there on um on um um Infirmary. >> You live on Infirmary Road? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> I do. >> Are you the owner of the vehicle? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I thought you said you lived on Infirmary. >> I do. It's Alen Allen Street. Alen Street is not Infirmary Street. It's not. They're not the same. >> No, it's Infirmary. Okay. So, Alan >> Allen is Allen Street. Infirmary is Infirmary. They're two separate places. >> I I I literally love live off of Infirmary Road. >> Don't step back out of the vehicle. We're going to come back here. >> 800 Allen Street. But yeah, >> just leave everything. You don't need anything out of the car. >> Just leave it out there for us. >> It's not going anywhere. Just come come back here for us for a second. Okay. Stand right in front of her car first. on this like pizza. >> Her speech is slurred and the officers detect alcohol inside the vehicle. When asked if she's had anything to drink, this is her response. >> You just got to talk. >> What did you say? >> Can I cancel my ride with my passenger? >> Uh, in just a minute. Why Why would you think you need to cancel it? Are you >> Well, that's because they think I'm on on my way to pick them up, you know. >> Okay. Well, I I mean, >> I'm not. So, >> we'll see how that goes here in a few minutes. Okay. So, you said you've not had anything to drink today? >> Not at all. >> Like nothing at all today. Like I mean way earlier in the day but that Yeah. >> What is way earlier in the day now? Like what time? >> I mean it's probably like 2 in the morning. >> You drank at 2 in the morning? >> No. Like you're saying I'm saying like Yeah. It's like currently 2:00 in the morning and I haven't had any drink until like you know >> I I don't know. That's why I'm asking. I haven't been with you today so I don't know. So what what time have you had something to drink? >> Um I have I have not drank tonight. >> But like a half a second ago you told me you drank way earlier. That's why I'm trying to clarify what way earlier means to you because what it means to you is is different than what it means to me versus what it means to this guy. >> Yeah, I'm a saver. >> So, you're denying the use of any alcohol today? >> Yes. >> When two seconds ago you admitted to it? >> I did not admit that to any. >> Have you taken any kind of either legal or illegal today? >> No. >> Do you take any prescription medications? When do you take it? >> I take it maybe once or twice a day. >> Is that as needed or you're prescribed once or twice a day? >> As prescribed. >> Okay. But that's what I'm saying. Is it prescribed that you take it whenever you feel you need to take it or is it prescribed that you take it twice a day? >> I have I have to take it at least once a day. >> At least once a day. Okay. And do you do that typically in the morning or the evening? >> Typically just once a day. Doesn't matter. It doesn't has to be in the morning or I'm asking when do you typically take it though? >> In the afternoon. Typically. >> In the afternoon. Yes. Okay. >> Did you take that? Today. >> Yes. >> Yeah. In the afternoon. >> Yes. >> So, we're going to go over here to the sidewalk and I'm going to put you through some field sobriety tests. Okay. Because like I said, with the complaints that we received from the other officers and what I saw, you're driving today and the fact that I smell alcohol and you admitted to it. I'm concerned about your driving. >> Okay. I didn't miss alcohol, but I understand that's fair. >> Okay. All right. Let's go over here to the sidewalk where it's flat and a little bit of a better place to be. Okay. Are you good with those shoes or you want to take them off for these tests? >> They're flat. They should be okay. >> You're good with them? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yeah. Okay. Do you wear any glasses or contacts? We talked about that. That should have no effect on these tests. Okay. After several conflicting statements, the officers ask her to perform field sobriety tests. >> Um, you said you don't wear any glasses or contacts? >> No. >> No. Okay. Okay. Do you have any issues with like your your hips, your lower back, your knees, your ankles, your feet that like creates any issues with you standing or or doing basic walking? >> I mean, yes or no? >> I do I do have natural issues just with having >> What kind of natural issues? >> Just with having seizures or just with you know what I'm saying? Like it's okay. The girls took the test. Like I know how this goes, so it's fine. What do you mean by that? Like if like if I don't take the test, you'll feel like I You know what I'm saying? Like I'm not I'm not like able to drive and I'm not I'm not able to like >> I'm concerned. Yeah. So what I want you to do is go and turn and face me. Yeah. I need you to place your feet together touching all the way. All right. And then place your hands down at your side. All right. So you said no glasses or contacts. So what I'm going to have you do is can you see the tip of my pen here? Hands down at your side. >> That's what I was saying. I take. But what I'm saying is this this this test is not is not should not be applicable applicable against a person who has >> But here's the thing. If you are having that problem, then you shouldn't be driving at all. >> No, no, no, no. I can drive. I think if this test is not applicable to you as a driver, then you shouldn't be driving at all. Period. Okay. That's what I'm trying to tell you. And you're not >> but what I'm what I'm saying. >> Okay. Are you going to take the test or not? >> I will take the test. >> Okay. Please place your hands down by your sides. >> So you see the tip of my pen right here. Yes or no? Can you see the tip of my pen? Okay. So what I need you to do is I need you to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. You understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Hands by your sides. Keep looking at my pen. Okay. No. Look at the pen. Not me. Nope. Don't move your head. Just just your eyes. Okay. For this next test, what we're going to do is I'm going to have you start right here where you are. Okay. And I want you to pretend that there's an imaginary line from your feet there going out this direction down the street. Okay? Can you see that in your head? So what I want you to do is on that imaginary line, I want you to place your left foot. >> She becomes defensive and struggles to follow directions, arguing about her medical condition and misunderstanding instructions. >> Then I want you to place your right foot touching heel to toe directly in front of it just as my feet are here. You see? And touching heel to toe directly in front of your left and your hands down at your side. So go ahead and do that for me. >> Foot in front of the other. >> Yeah. Your feet should be stacked like this. >> Okay. Where you going, ma'am? >> In front of the other, right? >> No, I told you to stand right there and wait for the rest of the directions. Do you need the directions again? Right foot on the line, touching heel to toe with your other foot. Okay. Hands down at your sides, not in front of you. Now, remain like that. So, don't move until I instruct you on the rest of the test. Do you understand? >> Okay. You can begin whenever you'd like. >> He toes. >> Hands down at your sides. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 What are you doing now? >> 20. >> Huh? >> How many is there 20? How many steps do you want me to take now? >> I already did. I already gave you the instructions. You said you understood. >> You said nine. You said nine. >> I said nine and you just took 20. So >> Well, you said nine and I took 20. >> Okay, but are you going to finish the rest of the test? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Okay. Are you done? >> All right. So, this last test we can do with you standing just like that. Okay. So, what I need you to do is just place your hands down at your side. Keep your feet Put your hands down at your sides. Keep your feet together touching. If you could just pull your heels together. There we go. All right. And just stay like that while I instruct you on the rest of the test. Do you understand? Hello. Do you understand? I'm sorry. Yes. I can't hear you. >> Yes. Okay. So, for this test, what I need you to do is you can pick either leg and it doesn't matter to me which one you use. Okay? But you're going to raise that leg for me approximately 6 in off the ground like this. Okay? You watching? You're going to place your hands down at your side and you're just going to count 100 1,00200 3 and so on until I ask you to stop. Do you understand? Put your feet back together. Do you understand? I need a response. Do you understand what I just told you? >> Okay. Please call later. >> Are you done taking my test? Go and turn around. >> No. No. No. No. No. >> You said you're done. Ma'am, I did not. >> At last, they conclude she's impaired. Informing her she's being detained [music] triggers a breakdown. She begs to retake the test and asks to call her child's father. >> Ma'am, no. I can take the test. No, please. Please, I can take the test. No, >> it's not that big of a deal. Don't make it worse. Okay. >> Please, I don't make it worse. >> I can No, I can do the test. Please. I didn't say no. >> Please. No. Please don't do this to me. Please. No, >> I didn't say no. Ma'am. Ma'am, I didn't say >> we're going to walk to this car straight ahead. Okay, walk to the car. >> Ma'am, I understand. >> Walk to the other side. >> No, please. >> We're going to walk to the other side. Okay. >> No. No, ma'am. Ma'am, I I right here. Right here. >> I said I was going to take the test. >> Okay, ma'am. >> That's fine. You said you wanted an attorney, though, SO I CAN'T. >> NO. NO. I I LISTEN, I I I will take the test. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to stick me? Okay, turn and face the car. Turn and face the car. >> Dad, I need to talk to my baby dad. Please, I have a child. Please. >> Okay, where is your child? >> Where is your child? >> Mom, no. >> Where is your child? >> The test, please. >> I need you to tell me where your child is. >> Take the test, please. >> I don't care. Like, really, I did nothing wrong. >> Take a wide step. >> I am not drunk. >> Take a wide step. >> I am not drunk. >> Wider, please. >> No. Take a wide step. >> No. No. I did nothing wrong. No. >> Period. >> No, I DID NOTHING WRONG. NO. >> THANKS. >> Are you uh came back here or should I? >> I am. >> Okay. Zoom in. >> I I can do one of these. Let's see. She then intensifies her fight, shouting, refusing [music] compliance, and kicking at the patrol car. Despite warnings, she keeps thrashing and swearing. >> No, I did nothing wrong. [screaming] Are you kidding me? NO, I did nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong. [screaming] I did not talk to MY BABY. NO, [screaming] I DID I did nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong. No, no, [screaming] NO, [crying] NO. [screaming] You got meed up. No, no, no. >> HEY, DON'T GET THAT. >> NO. YOU GOT MEED UP. I DID NOTHING WRONG. NO, I DID NOTHING WRONG. NO. NO. I have to take test and when I get to POLICE STATION AND MY BLOOD LEVEL is No, I'm not drunk. Y GOT ME UP. NO, Y'ALL GET ME UP. Y'ALL got No, Y'ALL GOT ME. >> HEY, STARTING NO. NO. NO. GIVE ME MY PHONE. GIVE ME MY PHONE. NO. Y ME. NO. Y me. NO. >> Stop me. >> GIVE ME MY PHONE. NO. >> I need wrong. >> We have your phone, but you can't HAVE IT. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> I don't care. I did nothing. Okay. I'm about to get to the police station, and y'all about to You can take >> Here's the thing. I need I need to read you. I'll take MY NO, NO, NO. I'll take my blood. >> No, do. >> In the back seat, she continues to rail against officers, insisting she's being unfairly treated. >> I DON'T [screaming] CARE. GIVE ME MY PHONE. NO, MY PHONE. MY CAR IS STILL RUNNING. NO, I don't care. >> I don't care. I don't care. >> No, you're do. >> I didn't do >> No. >> No. I didn't do >> I didn't do >> That's crazy. No. My car. Are you KIDDING ME? Y'ALL DON'T HAVE NO RIGHT TO GO THROUGH MY CAR. Y'all have no right. driving of y'all. I'M ABOUT TO SUE Y'ALL. [screaming] I'M ABOUT TO SUE THE OUT OF Y'ALL. I'M ABOUT TO SUE Y'ALL. I'm about to What's your name? WHAT'S YOUR NAME? I'm about to sue you. I'm about to SUE YOU. I'M [screaming] ABOUT TO sue >> I'm about to sue you. >> I'm about to sue you. My son to take me to jail, >> [ __ ] I ain't done. Let me Let me You You had ME UP. I DONE, [screaming] BABE. LET ME THE OUT. LET ME let me [screaming] you and you me the [ __ ] go the HOME go home >> with no change in behavior officers [music] decide to restrain her more securely >> wait >> let me SO my god, this doesn't run to nobody. >> Calm the down. [screaming] >> Are you going to calm DOWN OR YOU'RE GETTING HOBBLED? LAST CHANCE. Stop kicking or you're getting hobbled. [laughter] >> Are you done? Act like an adult. >> Listen, I'm sorry. I'm happy. [laughter] Act like an adult. If you break THIS DOOR, IT'S ANOTHER CHARGE. And you're getting hobbled. Stop. >> I don't care. >> Stop. >> I don't care, sir. I don't care. >> Last chance or you get hobble. >> I don't do wrong. >> Get in the car. >> Hobble. >> Get in the car. >> What does that mean? >> Get in the car. >> Do that. >> Do it. >> All right. This will be a Facebook story. >> Pull that leg out. I bet you like doing that to me. I bet you like hog tying me. I bet you like doing >> 20 things. [gasps and laughter] >> I like to with my daughter. >> Do you think acting like this is open? >> No. >> You want to put her in? I'll toss it across. >> I just sit her up on her in her book. YEAH. I THOUGHT I THOUGHT YOU WERE STAND. I bet you hurt me. HURT ME. >> HARD ME. You You >> The officers remain professional and finish securing her for transport. >> Can you tie that to the bottom? >> I can't. >> This is what I deserve. This is what I This is what I deserve. You going to get down there. >> Yeah. You going to put my heart against again? Okay. [snorts] And when they see that drunk, I WILL HAVE THEM REMEMBER YOU. You and so you know what? You got me. Then you got me because I'm I'm partially blast you and your your little your little co-workers. you want to give a but like I got tied around my leg like I'm a criminal and like that up that [ __ ] [ __ ] up cuz I to nobody I did nothing to nobody. I'm not a criminal. I don't do nothing to nobody. I don't hurt nobody. I feed straight animals. Like I like I liter I literally I I I I I I literally feed tree I feature animals. Like I don't know what the is going on right now. And so when shown that I'm not drunk, do I get to see you guys? Like do I get to see you personally or like how does that work? What is your name? >> Throughout the ride to the station, [music] she continues to berate the officers and complain. non-stop. >> No, I want to know your personal name. >> Hello. Hello. Nothing. >> She know. Yes. She's been I have seizures. I know. I get stressed out. I have seizures. I am not. I'm not okay right now. I'm not okay. >> Yeah. No. >> Put your feet out here. >> They have They have cuffed me up for no reason. They tied me up like I'm aing criminal. No, no, no, no. I I am absolutely She's arrested and charged with DWI, resisting arrest and disorderly [music] conduct. Number two, when bad ideas turn into felonies. Officers on patrol attempt a routine stop on a man riding a bicycle without lights. As soon as they approach, the man panics and speeds off, darting between houses and across backyards. His female companion, who's walking nearby, also takes off, but doesn't get far before officers [music] detain her. >> Come down. >> Drop phone now. >> I'm down. All right. Over. I can't breathe over. I can't breathe. Please. Can I breathe? >> Shut up. >> Can I roll a little bit, guys? I can't breathe. Come here. Can I roll over a little bit off my stomach, please? 18. Okay. I'm sorry. Okay. this, please. I can't breathe. >> Can you sit me up a little bit, please? >> You're fine. Right where you're at. >> Okay. [panting and sighs] >> I'm just trying to breathe, bro. >> Can you [gasps] Can you grab my other arm, please? >> I have golf clubs to follow me. Can I Thank you. Thank you. [sighs] >> She flip us, too. So, put her in her car. Put it down with your hands on your back. >> What? >> Now? >> What? >> Now? >> Now? What? >> What? >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't do anything. >> Knock it off. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Knock it off. >> I didn't do anything. >> Well, they'll talk to you about it in a minute. >> I didn't do nothing. >> For real. I didn't do anything. Are you serious? Officers like, "What are they doing to me?" >> Not you. Slow down. They're >> working. Okay, go >> other side. >> Hey, take a search for you. >> Why you pulling me? >> Anything on you? >> No. >> While other officers secure the man, the woman is questioned about what led to this situation. >> Well, besides my stuff, I didn't do anything wrong. He took off. He He took me over there and was like talking all the >> You need to relax. Okay, >> we'll get it figured out. >> I just got a patrol. >> Okay, >> we'll get it figured out. I don't even know what happened to >> Okay, you can tell the officers that tried to stop you what happened. Okay, I didn't try to stop you. >> No, they asked me, >> but they told me where you were until I came and got you. >> Why? >> Huh? >> Because they wanted you. >> For what? >> Yeah. Go check on Kirby. For what? >> Huh? >> I'm not I'm not in trouble. I just got off trouble. >> Is that all you have? >> Yes. >> Okay. Have a seat. >> They probably double up. >> Should I like open the door? We're going to go over where they are. >> Okay. >> All right. I'll grab it for you. Got it. >> Are you okay, man? >> I'm fine. >> Thank you. What's up, man? Are you okay? >> I'm good. All right. Thank you. >> I didn't know what's going on. I just came outside. >> You got anything else on you? >> What you got right here? >> Knife, maybe a lighter. >> A knife. >> Pocket knife. A zip >> knife. There you go. It's not mine. >> I just >> [sighs and gasps] >> Why me? Why did he do this to me? >> 13 will be re relocating with this female back over to [clears throat] 18. >> He was acting weird anyway. He got spooked and ran off. Left me >> down here. >> No, I don't know him down here at all. >> No. Would you like your window down, >> please? With both suspects now detained, [music] officers gathered to discuss the incident among themselves. >> We would have been here. You got to tell me when you're about to stop somebody. >> We literally just seen him. We pull around here and as soon as they see us pulled up. [laughter] >> Well, we snagged her. So, >> he was on a bike and he looped through the >> Yeah. backyard. >> Uh, hey, hey, hey. >> No, >> we have her in our car. >> What? Uh, >> you need to go figure out her name. >> Is there water I can get? >> Nope. Sorry, buddy. >> You wouldn't need water. You didn't run. >> I didn't do anything wrong. She brought He brought me over here. >> He brought me over here, sir. He brought me over here. I swear. >> Why is your boy running? >> The boy was running because he got spooked. He got spooked from you guys. He was like, "Go, go, go. They're looking for me." >> I'm serious. >> Got a warrant or something? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> I clear. Hi. I know you. >> So, we heard we heard him around this area. Then we seen him over there and chased him around behind that house and then down over across the street. But >> from anything, so maybe back. >> She said that he was like, "They looking for me. They're looking for me. Stop taking." >> Yeah. She was immediately when we found her, she was like, "Hey, man." And I was like, "Yeah, obviously. He's forced just like a solid tackle right in the rib cage. >> You or him? >> Me to him. >> Nah, >> this guy was way behind. What are you talking about? >> I just got off parole today for real. >> What? >> Um, violating probation. I was in prison. He He did this. I don't know. >> He brought me over here. Yeah, we got the bike. >> No, they said they were going to go out on him and they took off. >> And so they give a little chase here and Kirby tackled them. >> Despite being caught red-handed, the woman [music] continues to deny any role, insisting he tricked her into being involved. >> And this girl obviously is like, "Oh, it's not me. I didn't do it. He ran. >> She We got her at the grass. >> He ran down one of those houses. He ran down one of the grass areas. >> Did he have? >> Yeah. >> On him. >> I have nothing on me. >> The vape. >> You know where? >> Um in his pants pockets. >> Yeah. >> He ran like crazy. >> He told me to run. He told me to go that way. >> I went towards the gas station. >> He had a bag. He had him. >> Where was that? >> It's at his dad's. >> On the corner. >> Yeah, but he had something on him or he wouldn't have ran like that. >> Yeah, I know. >> Where'd it go? >> I don't know. >> He had it on him, but now he don't. >> He tossed it. >> Plastic bag. >> Plastic baggie. >> Wait a minute. What's this? right here >> on that side. >> On this side. So yeah, I would have thrown it on that side >> personally. >> He scared me a little bit. The dude, he was acting all weird. He's like, "You know what? You got to walk out watch out for the police for me." I was like, "Why? >> Watch the landmines back there." Well, but yeah, he could have tossed it over there. >> So, Kirby, from here, he dumped the bike here and then he went over this tiny fence. >> He went around the back for sure cuz I didn't see him. So, he had Yeah, he had gone over that fence. >> This ain't fair, dude. He He got ran like crazy. He was gone. Officers read the man his Miranda rightites and [music] invite him to share his ride. The woman is also Miranda. I want my lawyer to be present. >> Say again. >> Like my lawyer to be present. >> Okay. You understand your rights as I've I've read them to you, though. >> Yeah. Anyway, I can see a sip of water, man. >> I don't have any for you, buddy. >> What? >> Yeah. He doesn't want to talk. >> That's good. So, I'm ran at her real quick. We'll see what she does. >> She was making some statements already. So, >> well, that's why I didn't know if I had to for that because it like we didn't see it. So, I didn't know if it applied. >> Well, it doesn't matter cuz he's in custody. Has to do with all this going on right now. >> Okay. >> You can get his name and stuff. >> So, before I begin, do you understand your right? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you wish to have a lawyer present? Just >> Yes. >> You do not wish to speak to me then? >> Yes. >> Yes or no? >> No. >> No. What? >> I need I need to hear you say it. >> I wish to speak to you. Okay. >> He tricked me, dude. For real. I had no idea that that was going to even happen. >> I had nothing to do with this. >> Well, we were simply going to do a stop cuz you haven't got any lights on your bike, bud. >> Well, you're going to jail for the warrants if you if if it checks out that they're valid still. >> But yes, you will get another charge for fleeing from us. All we wanted to do was talk to you and tell you to put lights on your bicycle and you ran from us. >> 27 going to be 28. I ain't spending no other mother in jail. I just got out. >> That ain't fair. >> He told me it right there. >> Oh, small beggar said bike. Yeah, small bag of something. >> Small banger. >> He told me that he had warrants. I just tried to confirm them. Leads is down. She said >> uh >> he lowered up too. Yes, both of them did. >> Justice.org in Spirit County had a W next to >> He's got a couple warrants out of Henry. Uh >> McQueen MLAN >> Bureau County. I don't know what that is. >> Burrow is north. >> Although she's told she has a choice to speak or remain silent. She appears confused and responds awkwardly. >> Skittle says she lawyered up also. >> Yep. She also lawyered up. >> She just go to jail then. >> Yep. That's exactly the answer. as soon as you got then. >> Yep. >> I have kids. I have two and then my fivemonth-old for my girlfriend. >> They told me you want to talk. >> Yeah, I'll talk. >> Okay. So, you understood your rights as I read them to you. >> Okay. Do you wish to have a lawyer present? I'm going to ask you again. >> Yes. >> Why? Why ask me if you're a lawyer if I say yes? Make that make it sense. >> Here's the thing. >> I don't have money for anything. >> I understand that. But it's as simple as if you understand your rights, cool. But if you want a lawyer, you don't have to ask her my questions. That's what I'm trying to ask you. Do you want >> I want to talk to you though. >> Okay. >> I want to talk to you. >> Okay. >> He set me up. >> How did he set you up? >> We were all cool over at his dad's and everything was great. We left and he got, "You got to watch out for the cops. You got to watch out for the cops." I said, "Why? What? What's wrong?" I said, and then he was like, he took off on me. He went that way. I went that way. Literally, I'm telling you the truth. >> Okay. So, where did you guys just come from then? >> Across the uh right behind the gas station. The White House. >> The White House. Right across or right behind the gas station? >> Yes. >> Okay. What were you doing there? >> I was trying to get um back to Motel 6. >> So, you just so happened to meet him at there? >> Yes. He was walking outside talking about >> okay >> being weird. I was like what about weirdo? He's like come here. I was like why? So I came I went over there. I said I talked to him. I said hi. He's like what are you doing? I said uh trying to get home trying to get back. That was >> okay. So answer me this. What'd you leave the motel 64 to begin with? Why were you over at the house? >> Because I was fighting with my boyfriend. >> What were you fighting about? My girlfriend Natalie, >> you guys know her? Little runaway all the time. Yeah. >> During questioning, she changes part of her story. First saying she met him behind a gas station, then saying she knew him from before, >> being manipulatively taken advantage of, >> okay, >> by people up there. I told her I didn't want to take her up there anyway because I had to get things from when I left up there from Heather and all them. >> I did nothing wrong with all him. >> Why'd you run from us? >> Yeah, >> cuz I He told me to He told me to left. I said, "What? I'm just going to walk. >> Gas station right right there." >> Okay. But when the police tell you stop police, >> what do you think that sign is? >> No. I said what? No. >> If you just met the man, why would you listen to him? So now I'm going to ask you where and what did he throw? >> Uh ice. >> Where? >> Where? >> Someone in the grass. >> Well, that that's very specific. We have >> I know. It was dark. I just seen detail on you. >> No, >> they got to find it at the jail. >> Mhm. And then that'll be at a different Yes, that'll be another charge if they find it on you. >> I don't have anything on me. They check me. >> Everything is up there. >> They didn't check you as good as the jail's going to check you. >> Yeah, >> dude. If you got Look at this. I don't >> We're We're trying to help you out. >> Sorry to sound like >> I don't want to go back to jail. >> And I understand that. >> They have a scanner at the jail now. >> I know they do. I just got out. >> What's in your bra? Is that a vape >> somewhere in there? >> About where do you think you threw it? >> In the middle between the gate and the fence. >> In the middle between the gate and the fence. >> The right down that house >> in the >> on the left side of the house. >> Yes. >> On the greenhouse right here. >> Yes. Right in that little like breezeway. Every time you think I'm arresting or I get arrested. I'm not ever resisting. >> Well, you you just admitted to us that you ran the other way. >> Cuz that that's what resisting is. >> You scared me. >> You just met him. >> I know. >> Then why'd you listen to him? >> Why'd he listen to me? Why'd he call me? What' he call me for? >> So now you're telling me he called you? >> Yes. >> You just said that you met at the gas station. >> I said he lives behind the gas station. I was walking. to the gas station. >> That is not what you told me. >> She admits she got scared and followed his lead, but insists she didn't mean to cause trouble >> to the house. We are all this >> I don't like being lied to. >> I'm not lying to you >> because you just told me two different stories. >> They're same thing. >> No, they're not. They are very different. I'm trying to help you. >> How? >> How? What do you mean? You're not We're not trying to add extra charges. >> But you ran from us >> because I He spooked me. You were walking with him when we came up and we saw you >> because we were getting away from the house >> and like I told him, we were only going to stop him to tell him that he needs to put a bike light on cuz that bike didn't have a light on it. >> I know it didn't. He knew that >> and that's all we were going to stop him for. But then he ran and then you ran >> cuz he go, "Oh go left." I said, "What?" >> Both suspects are charged with resisting arrest and the man faces additional charges for narcotics possession and fleeing law enforcement. Number one, woman melts down after getting pulled over. A woman pulled over by police says she's rushing to the ER with concussion symptoms from a domestic assault. She drove herself, claiming she doesn't trust calling 911. The responding officer tries to detain her to investigate the situation and wait for paramedics, but the woman immediately becomes combative. >> Thank you. I'm trying to go to the emergency room. Can you help? >> Okay. What's going on? >> My husband cracked my head on the floor and I'm trying to get up there to admit myself. >> Okay. All right. Well, just hang tight because that's what we're trying to investigate what happened over there at the house. >> Can you put your hand right here and feel it for me? He knocked me on the floor and I've got a big big knot on my neck on not my neck on my head right here. >> And I'd like to go to the hospital. Okay. >> And I don't want to sit here very long. I finally made it here. >> Okay. Well, if you need a medical attention, you should have just called 911. They would have came. >> I don't trust any of you people. I want to go to the hospital. I'm here. >> Okay. Well, you're going to sit tight until we figure out what's going on. >> I might just drive away and go. >> If you drive away, then you'll be >> what then? What? You're going to help me go to the hospital, aren't you? Because I'm a medical patient. What are you? >> I'm not going to drive away. >> Really? Really? I've been driving all this time and I've been just fine. >> Well, now that you're stopped out with me, you're not going to be driving. >> You've decided. You've decided. >> Yes, I have. >> Yeah. Great. >> So, put your car in park and we're going to figure out what's going on. >> Really? What do you know about what's going on? Nothing. >> So, I want to get your side of the story cuz we have deputies at your house. >> Yeah. Okay. But you come on hot and angry and mean. You're not getting my side of the story. You're another >> one. You are. YOU'RE THAT WAY, TOO. ALL OF YOU PEOPLE ARE. >> You're the one who's yelling >> you. That's right. Because of how you are. >> How How am I? What did I do? >> Yeah, you're >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay, lady. Okay. Okay. Bark. Bark. Bark. Empty. Empty. >> Yes, you are. Stop it. >> Go in and turn your car off for me. She argues with the officer, [music] threatens to leave the scene, and accuses him of being rude and controlling. >> I think I just broke the holder. >> Oh, she's feisty. She says, "I'm going to all the same." Uh, she drive her to the hospital because she needs medical attention because her husband threw her on the floor and she has a big old knot and she's like, "Feel the back of my my head." I'm like, "I'm not going to feel the back of your head. If you need medical attention, we can get it for you." She's like, "Well, I'm right here. I'm just going to drive away from you right now." I'm like, "No, you're not." And then she's like, "You're all the same." Blah, blah, blah. Not >> going to put my terminator under her car. >> They're on the way right now for you. >> Who? >> Paramedics. >> Paramedics are on their way. >> Thank you very much. >> Do you feel lightheaded? What are your complaints? >> I have a crushing pain in the back of my head from where my head was banged onto the tile. >> Are you talking about me? Cuz I wasn't there. No, I'm just talking about the police in general. I'm I'm just talking. I can say what I want. >> Yes, you can. >> That's right. So, you can No, that's fine. I don't care about being nice to you. >> I've never met you. >> Being nice to me. You've got your attitude already. I hear it in your nose. You're nasty. I don't want to anything to do with any of you. >> I will talk right now because they at least have training in being kind. I don't want anything. >> You can take your seatelt off if you want to. >> I don't want to. I don't need you telling me what I can and can't do. I will leave. >> Well, I will tell you this. You cannot leave. >> I'm not leaving because I know about you. Your guns. >> Got it. >> Well, my gun has nothing to do with it, but you're being detained right now. >> That's the only reason I'm not leaving. That's it. Police guns. That's it. That's why he called you. He likes guns. >> Is your car off? Is your car off? >> Oh, are you asking me a question? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, of course. I turned my car off when I was forced to by that rude man back there. You bet it's off. >> I want to go to the hospital. >> The officers attempt to assess her [music] injuries, but instead of just cooperating, she responds like this. >> I want to get up to the emergency room and get the treatment I need. Do you feel lightheaded or dizzy? I hurt in the back of my head. >> So, it just hurts. >> I've been getting concussion block things in my eyes off and on. >> Yeah. Lightheaded. I'm not even out of the car walking. I grabbed my bag. I was shaking like a leaf. I get into the car and I drove until I figured out that this was where I needed to be. And I headed here. And that's all that's happened. My husband pushed me. >> You don't have any guns or weapons in the car, do you? Or on your person. >> Nail clipper count. >> Not a nail clipper count. Of course I don't. Nail clippers don't count. Look like I'm someone who has guns. You look like someone who has guns. Not me. Don't ask question. >> Oh, we do have guns. >> It's for safety reasons, man. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Cuz you're being kind of feisty. >> I'm angry and you're nasty and you should just go away. Just go. >> We can't leave. >> You know, just shut up then. Just shut up. >> Do you mind if I check you for weapons? >> You know what? I have no choice. And it doesn't matter whether I lying. So, stop with the You want to check me for weapons? Check me for weapons. >> You think I'm a liar? You think I'm a liar? Oh, you've just wanted me all along to take off my belt cuz that's what you told me to begin with. >> Can you step outside, please? >> I DON'T HAVE WEAPONS. I'm just going to pat you down. >> I'm just wanting the passers by to know. >> Do not put your hand in my face. >> Don't do that to me either, then. Okay. Hey, hey, hey. See, see, but you did it to me, too. >> There's no reason for you to get feisty right now. >> Hey, hey, you don't know my husband. Okay, stop it. RELAX. >> YEAH. NO. >> As things escalate, officers request to pat her down for weapons. She allows it, but continues to yell and [music] make aggressive comments. Yeah, that's all I wanted to do. >> Yeah, I'm in my pajamas because I didn't even make it past bed and HE PUSHED ME ON THE GROUND. OKAY. And nobody is taking care of me. So, don't start GOING TO YELL AT YOU ALL. >> BE VERY, very careful what you do with your hands from now on. >> You be careful what you do with me from now on. >> Do you want to step out so the paramedics can take a look at you? Really? Okay. First, I couldn't get out. Now I have to get out. >> I need to go to the hospital. >> Okay. >> I need to go to the hospital now. >> Get back over here with us and we'll we'll get you over there. >> Okay. Where are we going? >> Get you to the hospital cuz you want to go to the hospital, correct? >> Well, yeah, but the hospital's over there. >> But our car is over there. >> Yeah. You're not going to be driving. >> I need my purse. >> We'll grab that for you. So, >> I have my pills. Can I get >> Can I take my purse with me to the emergency room? So, I Okay. Can I have it, please? >> We're going to grab your purse. We're going to grab >> Okay, I'll wait until you get my purse. I don't want to walk past and not have access to my things and have someone take them from me. >> I don't trust any of you. I want my purse. I want MY PURSE. WHY AM I BEING WHY AM I BEING arrested for wanting my purse? I WANT TO KNOW WHAT'S HAPPENING. GRAB MY HAND. >> I WANT TO KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING TO ME AND WHY. I HAVE A RIGHT TO KNOW. WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO me and why? >> Stop yelling. We will tell you. >> What are you DOING AND WHY? WHAT HAVE I DONE? WHAT HAVE I DONE? WHAT HAVE I DONE? WHAT ARE YOU CHARGING ME WITH? WHAT ARE YOU CHARGING? I'M A WOMAN at the hospital emergency room trying to get service AND YOU ARE ARRESTING me for no good reason. You tell me you're taking me to the hospital. What is this? >> Even while cuffed, she makes non-stop demands and acts like she's running the scene. >> I am going to sue your >> I am going to sue your >> run into the back of this car and he's going to take you to the hospital. >> I want my purse. >> You're going to grab your purse right now for you. >> Thank you. If you had simply let me have it and walked to the car with it, you wouldn't have had to put me in this. But this is your thing, isn't it? This is your thing, you people. Spread your feet nice and wide. I'm just going to pat you down. >> There we go. You already figured this out, lady. >> Could you un loosen this one? It is hurting my wrist. >> Well, you're turning it. That's why. And >> Oh, it's all my fault. Thank you. Could you please stop it? >> You're properly fitted. >> Ma'am, my name is Deputy Tash. Okay. >> Uhhuh. >> I'm here to talk to you. >> Great. Great. >> Okay. Are you going to be reasonable? Cuz nobody has so far. >> I'm going to be reasonable with you. >> Great. Great. Let's try it. I need my tant. >> Could you ask her? It's too tight. I cannot talk with it hurting me. No, I can't. No. Wait until it hurts. It hurts on my left wrist. You have to stop that. I won't talk to anybody while you're putting me in pain. >> You know what? I'm reporting pain to you and you're insisting while you're putting it tighter that it's not hurting. It's locked, ma'am. It can't get any. not speaking to any of you. You're not listening to me. We're done. Take me to the hospital. We're done. Where's the car? I'm going >> in just a minute. I got to talk to you first. Okay. >> I'm listening and that's it. Not talking. >> Just listen and don't talk then. >> All right. >> Yeah. Right. Isn't that wonderful for all OF YOU? ALL OF YOU. >> OKAY. >> You too. Just just cuz >> you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. >> No, you got it. I have the right to talk to a lawyer. Everybody question if you can have to afford to hire down how mad I am that every single one of you can decide to exercise right at any time statements. Do you understand your rights are read to you? >> She repeatedly denies any wrongdoing claims she was assaulted and criticizes officers for not believing her. >> I've heard it all before. I know it all. I'm 68 years old. >> Do you understand these rights? >> What rights? You think I have rights? >> Since when have the police ever treated anybody like they have rights? It doesn't matter what you read to me. >> Yes or no? Do you understand these rights? >> I understand you believe you think you're going to treat me well. I'll talk to you until I decide not to. And that's all there is to it. >> Hold on. So, you will talk to me? >> I don't want to. No. >> Let's not Let's not make it cozy like that. >> Are you willing to talk to me what happened today? >> I've been willing to. They keep they keep interrupting me. >> So what happened at the house? >> What happened >> between your husband? >> Between my husband and I. I woke up this morning. >> Mhm. >> And I was upset. I was in tears when I woke up in bed from a nightmare. This has been happening in my life with this man for years. And I have been trying to get him to stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. We've been going through counseling. He says he's working on it. We had an incident a couple days ago where he just all over me on the phone about his mother and medical. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. I hung up on him. He came home apologizing, but then he did not quite understand >> the nature of what he'd said and done. >> I hurt your feelings, but I don't want anything to do with taking care of them because I'm not a man who's going to acknowledge my faults and be accountable for them. So, that's what he told me. Basically, I'm just And I said, "Oh, really? That's lovely." And I started yelling at him because that's what you do, right? You got no power when someone is just going to cut you like that. >> Okay. >> So, you yell at them and I yelled at him and we went back and forth across the house. >> When when we were yelling, Yeah. he he pushed me >> and one time I hit him. It happened. Yeah, it happened. The officer presses her further about the altercation [music] with her husband to collect all relevant details. >> Listen to what I'm trying to say. Okay. So, when you were studing the room, right, he came in there to say sorry to you, right? >> He told you he's packing up and going to my house. >> Did you follow him to >> Of course, that's what he wanted me to do and then he followed me and then I followed him and we're back and forth across the house. guys. >> Hey, he's getting clothes on and I stood in the door talking to him and he pushed me out of the way to go out into the other room and I said, "You think maybe I should call the police because you're pushing me?" >> How close were you guys to >> How close? He was right up against me to push me. He physically knocked me out of the way. >> As he was getting dressed, were you like in his face? >> I was right behind him. >> Right behind him? >> Yeah. I mean like we were both at the bed like like what what do you mean? Was I across the room? Was I aggravating him any more than he was aggravating me? Come on. >> Okay. >> It's once you guys were having your little >> Yeah. >> Okay. He left the room. What happened to me? >> He left the room. >> I don't know. >> And did you follow him at all? >> Yeah, he followed me. I followed him. Yeah, he followed me. I followed him. We were going back and forth. Okay. >> He kept trying to run away from the problem and I was running after him. It was that simple. So what what are you asking? Did I just not just let my husband walk away? >> You know, can I Yeah. >> You want to finish? I want to finish. Which one is it going to be? >> Finish. But I'm going to have to ask some questions while you're doing that. >> Yeah. Uhhuh. >> So at what point, how did he get red marks on your back and on his shoulder? I don't know how he got any marks on his back and shoulder. I have no idea. I know exactly how I got a big bump on my head. I was following him while he was screaming into the back into the study to hide from what he'd done >> and he turned around and pushed me. As she shares more about the alleged assault by her husband, she remains on edge, reacting with frustration to nearly every question the officer asks. >> And close the door in my face. >> So, at no point you get him in his back in his shoulder at all. >> In his back or in his shoulder? I don't remember anything like that. >> Remember anything like that at all? >> No, I don't know what happened. >> Cuz like that don't just >> I remember hitting him once. Okay. >> If it was on his back, if it was on his shoulder, I I think it was on his right >> back. He was walking away from me and I said, "You >> see one of those. That was it. That was it." You know, for that I got to my face, pushed out of the way, and to my face, pushed onto the floor where I've got a bump on my head and drove myself down to the hospital. >> Are you drinking today? >> No, I don't drink. I haven't had a drink since 1993. >> Oh god. >> What makes you think I've been drinking? I'm mad. >> I don't I don't know you. You don't know me. >> Yeah. So why do you ask that? >> You've been drinking or not. >> You don't need to suddenly ask that. You don't need to suddenly ask that. >> Yeah. It's just aggravating. You know that. You know why I'm saying what I'm saying. >> So right now you're being placed under domestic violence. Okay. >> Yeah. I don't care. >> All right. >> I I need to go to the hospital. >> I'll take the hospital and get you cleared. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. I need these off because they're cutting my hands and they hurt. >> Yeah, they hurt. They hurt. >> Listen, I just >> They hurt. I want them off. >> I just want to remind you, all right, uh this deputy is going to take you to the ER and get you checked out. Okay, >> if you're uncooperative at any point, I'm cooperating all the time. Being loud is not being uncooperative. >> If you >> being loud is not being uncooperative. So if you cause a scene or if any of the hospital staff >> now we have to redefine all of Kristen's behavior so that >> that visit will be done. >> Yeah. You're doing you are doing my husband's work just perfectly. Sir, you are doing it just right. >> I just want to remind you also that you guys with the guns. Exactly. I just want you to know who you are serving, not me. Despite repeated warnings and efforts to calm her, officers proceed with the arrest and transport her to the hospital before booking. >> None of you people are helping me. Not a single person here is a public servant. I can't get in here. >> No, I can't. No on my back. But you're telling me what I can and can't do and what's so easy. You're going to tell me >> I am in one of my hands and I want to go to the hospital and you're going to tell me >> your legs in the car will take you to the hospital. >> Really? But if you would have left me alone, I could have gone there on my own. >> I'm not going to leave you alone because you're now you're under arrest. We couldn't >> because my husband's in >> and you're all working for him. You're all working for him. >> Look at that. >> All right, we're at the hospital. Okay, we're going to get you a wheelchair so it make make more easier for you to walk. Right. >> Could you please take these off >> right now? They got to be on me. Okay. Right now you're in custody. Okay. >> In custody for what? >> You're placing the domestic. >> When informed that she's being arrested for domestic violence, her agitation [music] boils over as she shouts that she's the real victim >> for hitting your husband. >> Really? >> Yes. >> Are you going to go arrest him now? >> Can I can I swear out a complaint while we're standing here? We establish a primary aggression situation. >> I would like to file a complaint against my husband. >> I'd like to file a complaint against my husband. >> You can. Let's get you checked out first in the hospital. >> Can I do that? Can I do that in the hospital? >> Out first. Come on. >> Can I do that in the hospital? >> Let's get you checked out first and then >> when can I do it? When can I do it? Please, can I have a straight answered? >> When you get when you get released into jail, you're more than welcome to file a complaint on your >> I'm not going to jail. I'm going to the hospital and then I'm going to the psych ward. I'm not going to the jail. >> You're going to be getting cleared and then we're going straight to jail after. >> No, I'm not going to jail. I am not going to jail. >> Let's make this easy for us. >> You want to get checked out or not? >> Let's make it easy. I will myself if you want to get to jail. >> You want to get checked out? >> I won't move from here if you are going to put me to get checked out. Yes or no? Do you want to get checked out? >> Okay. You know what? Here. It's a simple question. >> I'll stand here and argue with you. >> Have a seat. I I need these off of me. I need these off of me. >> You cooperate with us. >> I am not a criminal. >> When When you're respectful, then we'll help you out. >> When you're respectful, I'll stop calling you. >> Haven't been respectful. >> I want my purse. It's got my pills. It's got the list of my medications. It's got all of my medical stuff in it. I want >> You tell the hospital that >> I can't remember it all. I GOT STUCK IN THE HOSPITAL WITHOUT MY purse was calm down. >> You don't know what it was like. You have no idea what Give me my purse. >> Ma'am, calm down. >> Give me my purse and I WILL CALM DOWN. >> OH MY GOD. You people are horrible. STOP IT. >> CALM DOWN. >> GET YOUR NO. PUT IT IN MY LAP. WHAT'S WRONG? WHAT'S WRONG? What's wrong? >> Now you're getting medical clear. Let's go. Medical clear first. promised I I WAS. YOU'RE LIARS. I WAS PROMISED I WAS. >> Officers try to deescalate, but she [music] keeps shouting, refusing to comply unless she gets her purse. She's warned several times that her behavior could lead to [music] additional charges or even a taser deployment if she continues to resist. >> Oh, it is. That's exactly what it is. You're threatening me. >> It's not a threat, Chris. >> That's exactly what it is. It's a threat. That's why you're telling me it's a threat. I'm just warning you so you don't get tased at the jail. >> Be a tough threat. >> It's a warning. We don't want you to get tased. >> Oh, really? You really care about me and you want to convince me of that now, huh? You don't give up. >> You want to keep double cuffs on? You want to get double cuff? >> Yeah. >> Stand up. >> Not going to tell you again. If you don't stand up, I'm literally going to pick you up and throw you in the car. >> You do that. >> Kick me. You're going to get a charge. I want to kick you. I want to kick you. I want to kick. Oh, >> your hand. >> She's ultimately charged with domestic violence and resisting arrest. And that concludes today's dose of Karen drama. Sound off in the comments with your favorite meltdown.