Stand up or I'm going to make you stand up. >> I'm not resisting arrests. I'm not resisting arrest. >> No, no, no. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Yep. They're beyond MY BACK. ARE YOU RECORDING ME? >> YEAH, I'm recording you. >> Ego can turn a warning into handcuffs faster than most people realize. When [music] ridiculous Karens push cops too far and get humbled, man tries to teach police the [music] law and it backfires. Officers respond to a residence to arrest [music] a man who has an outstanding warrant for failure to appear in court on a previous trespassing [music] case. Here's what happens next. Bradley Boulevard. How's >> it going? Do you have any on you or anything? >> Well, we have >> we uh think we have a warrant for you. So, we were just wanting to uh >> what >> a warrant for what? Can I see some ID? >> No. >> You're not going to give me any identification? >> No. >> Not for a warrant. >> What is What? For what? >> Can I see my identification? >> Not for a warrant. What's What is the warrant for? >> Well, I want to see if I can validate the warrant. I want I want to make sure that it's under your name. That's why we're here. >> What is the warrant for? >> That's what we're trying to figure out. What is it? >> It's a warrant >> for what? >> For failure to appear. >> Failure to appear where? >> When did I have a court appearance? >> Sorry. Sorry. >> All right, brother. Can you turn around for me? If I give you my ID, are you going to arrest me? >> Well, we're going to right now. >> If I give you my ID, are you going to arrest me? >> Well, we need to confirm it's you. He just confirmed that it's you. So, >> for what, though? >> A warrant? He just said >> I've never been a failure to appear in court. >> So, that's not a warrant, though. I'll explain it to you. You never >> Why did you come here looking for Walter yesterday? >> Officers try to explain the circumstances surrounding the warrant, but the man cuts them off and argues about the legal process. >> Same idea. So anyway, uh when you were back over before you came here and you were on the Butterfield Plaza there. >> No, I've I've always lived here. >> No, you were right. You were swinging on my partner the oldtime. I don't know what that rings about. >> The oldtime you got issued a state citation for trespassing at court. >> Trespassing where? >> Up on the plaza. >> What was I doing there? >> What was I doing there? >> Sitting there. >> I can't be trespassing. is sitting. >> You were already trespassing. >> No, I have to be informed that I'm trespassing to be trespassing. >> You were already informed. >> No, no, I I wasn't informed I was trespassing over because I wasn't trespassing. I would >> I wasn't trespassing. >> So, what don't you understand about this? >> It's not an argument we're going to have right now. >> I'm going to have the argument right now. Yeah. >> What's the problem? >> The arrest warrant. What is an okay? So, a warrant out for your arrest, right? I was notified that I need to that I need to be arrested. >> Yeah. The paperwork you ripped up and threw on the ground. I had your court date, >> right? That's a court date. That's not a warrant. >> But you didn't go to the court date. So, >> but you don't get a warrant for not going to a court date. >> No, you can't. No, a warrant comes out for needing to be arrested. >> Well, that's why we're here is because >> So, a court date doesn't a court date doesn't arrest you. >> Bradley, picture it. >> I'm not going to picture it. >> What's your name? What's your name? Officer. >> Okay. Officer, I'm asking to leave. I'm asking you to leave right now. >> No, you're under arrest. >> You're you're you're trespassing. >> You're under arrest. >> You're trespassing. It doesn't mean Doesn't matter that you're in a uniform. You're trespassing. >> Yeah. Walter. >> So, I need you. I need Why do you know his name? >> Cuz I I've worked with Walter. >> Why have you worked with Walter? >> It's none of your business. >> It is my business. He's my roommate. >> No, it's not. >> Yeah, it is. >> He's my roommate. I want to know why you know Walter. Why you came here looking for Walter? They explained that the warrant was issued because he failed to appear in court. But he insists he [music] was never notified and claims the warrant is invalid. >> I'm sorry I can't leave then if you're not going to tell me what this is. You know what? We already explained it. >> What did you explain? >> It's a warrant. >> For what? >> For failing to appear in court. >> That's not for an arrest then. >> Okay. So you guys it's for a previous offense. You're supposed to show up to court. You didn't show up to court. >> I've never been notified that I was supposed to show up to court. I have no information about that. >> You ripped up the paperwork. >> Okay, here's the problem. >> Okay, I'm There's no warrant out for my arrest because I've never been notified that there's a warrant out for my arrest. >> Sure. >> It'll have your name on it. >> Yeah, I'm showing it. >> Yeah, if you'll come peacefully, I'll show you the warrant. >> Yeah, you got it on >> You can pull it off. I don't have it up, but you can pull it off. got to court. >> This is despicable. >> Do you have a warrant for failing to appear? >> I don't have a warrant for failing to appear somewhere. That's not what a warrant is. >> I know what a warrant is. >> I'm not stupid. >> Well, we're going to show you the warrant. It says it's for failure. >> That's going to be false then. >> So, why don't you leave, please? I'm asking you to leave in the meantime. >> We're not leaving. >> So, you're not respecting my rights as a person? >> Uh, you your rights are to surrender to cats because that's where you live, right? >> They're allowing me to say, >> dude, you're fine. >> What do you think is stupid? >> Not getting this debate. >> You You think that because I live somewhere, I surrender my rights. What country are we in? Based on where you live, we try to do the right. >> That's not true. >> So why are you saying all these these these false justformational things? >> We're talking in circles here. >> Why did you come here looking for my roommate? >> I didn't come here looking for your roommate. I came to you. >> Yeah, we came for you. >> Your partner that you're with right now came looking for my roommate. KNOWS HIS NAME. WHY? >> YESTERDAY. >> YES. The discussion drags on as he continues challenging everything the officers say and refuses to cooperate. >> You're partner. >> I understand you're saying he came yesterday. I was I don't know. >> He's my He's my roommate. Why is he looking for him? >> I don't know what every officer is. >> You can't answer any of these questions. I I'm asking you to leave. >> I'm not leaving. >> Well, I I'm not going. >> We'll address that at that point. So, I need a physical copy of it. I can't see it. >> No, I'm not going to look. >> I'm not allowing you to arrest. I need you to leave. >> Can you just make this easy on us, please? >> We can't. You have a warrant. We've tried to explain it to you. >> Warrant gets notified to you. I've never understood I have a warrant, so I can't have one. >> We're advising you right now. >> You have to show me the warrant. He didn't show me the warrant. Close the laptop. >> He tried to. You said you didn't want to look at it. >> Because it's not a physical warrant. It's on a laptop. >> Well, we don't have a printer with us right now. >> So, I'm not leaving. COME BACK WITH THE WARRANT. >> NO, because we don't know what you're going to do. >> What do you mean you don't know what I'm going to do? >> Why are we going to leave? >> Yeah. >> Why would I leave? >> Because now you know you have a warrant. >> I don't know. I have a warrant. You haven't shown me a warrant? >> He just tried to. >> Listen. Listen. Connect the dots here. Okay. Have you shown me the warrant? >> We tried. >> No, you have. >> Yes. >> Have you shown me the warrant? >> We did try. >> Have you shown me the warrant? >> We tried. >> Yes, but you have. >> We tried, but you refused. You refused to look at it. >> Yes, I refused to look at it because it's not a physical copy of the warrant. Are you listening? >> Like he said, it's 2026. >> Okay. What does that have to do with anything? It's 2026. Show you a physical copy. >> Yes, we Yes, you do. So, follow Follow the rules. If I fall, follow what I'm saying. >> All right. Can you stand up? I'm not leaving. >> Bradley, stand up. Please. >> If you can't show me a warrant, I'm not leaving. >> Please make this. Don't make it harder than this. >> If you can't show me a warrant, I'm not leaving. >> After giving him several chances to cooperate, officers tell the man to stand up so they can take him into custody. He refuses every command, insisting he will not go anywhere unless they show him a physical copy of the warrant. >> Stand up. >> If you can't show me the warrant, I'm not leaving. >> Stand up. You can't show me the warrant. Stand up or I'm going to make you stand up. >> If you can't show me a warrant, I'm not leaving. >> I asked you. I told you. >> I asked you to leave. Okay. Get up. >> I'm not resisting arrest. >> I'm not resisting arrest. >> I'm not resisting. Please. I'm not resisting it. You're moving your hands. >> Fighting it. >> I'm not fighting on anything. >> Don't trap my shoes, man. >> Can you slide your feet through? >> Nope. Yeah. Put them on my feet. Put the shoes on my feet, [ __ ] >> Put the shoes on my feet. >> Do you want shoes or not? >> Yes. >> Okay, then. >> Take your foot up. >> Put the shoes on my feet. >> Does your foot work? >> No, >> it doesn't. >> No, my foot doesn't work. >> Call the medicics and have him pick you up. >> Sure. Makes a lot of sense. >> Sure. >> Call the Medics, please. Wipe back. >> I'm pushing my foot in your >> You don't have my shoe. Put the shoe on. >> I'm going to spin your face pretty soon. Go ahead. >> Oh my god. >> Put my shoe on. Let's go. Put the shoe on. >> Did you school? >> Stand up. >> Don't get in his face. >> Don't look at me like that. Keep walking. >> What's your name? >> Conrad. Officer Conrad. No, your first >> know that. Jesus. >> Even after being [music] handcuffed, he continues making the arrest more difficult by refusing to cooperate as officers escort him to the patrol vehicle. >> My stuff's back here, too. >> Drop the key. There's a bag there. You hard, >> man. You >> Oh, there you go. >> There you go. There's no card. >> You're such a hard sit. >> This isn't done right. Still >> sit in the car. >> I'm not going to put my feet in. You got to put my feet in. >> Many people before you have done it. He's booked on the original warrant [music] for failure to appear and is additionally charged with resisting arrest and assault on law enforcement for spitting on officers. Woman refuses to leave library and instantly regrets it. Police are called to a public library after staff report [music] an intoxicated woman causing a disturbance inside the building. Let's take a look at what happens next. >> Ma'am, come over here, please. Are you trying to go to jail? >> What? >> Are you trying to go to jail? I've been talking to you after I don't care. Did I not tell you to not go back inside? >> No. >> I did. I told you not to go back inside. >> No, I'm going to the bus. >> No. Stay over here. Do you have your ID on you? >> No. >> Ma'am, if you walk away, you're going to you are going to go in handcuff. You're going to >> Why are you going to tell me that? Why? >> Because you're actually >> I have my kid with me. I'm going to I'm going literally >> Why would you walk back inside? Why would you walk back? >> Cuz I put my phone in. >> I did. I not tell you not to go inside. >> I asked them. I asked them permission. >> Well, they called us again because you're starting stuff again on you. You are going to be trespassed from the property. >> Okay, that's fine. I I'm not I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Yes, you are. You're causing a disturbance. >> Okay. I'm literally trying to get to my husband. >> I am trying to get to my husband. He's in the hospital. I'm trying to take my kid and go downstairs to go to jail. >> No. >> So, give me your license. >> I don't have my license. Do you have any sort of ID? >> No. >> What is your first name? >> Terra. >> I'm I'm not. >> Ma'am, stay over here. Oh my goodness. Stay over here. You're about to be put in handcuffs. You got two seconds. >> No. No. No. No. No. Stop. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. NO, I'm not. I'm trying to go on the bus. >> Please, please, please, please, please, please, please. I didn't do anything. I'm not doing anything. Oh my god. Why are you doing this? Oh my god. Oh my god. Aiden. Aiden. I wanted to charge my phone. I didn't do anything. I literally didn't do anything. >> Walk over to my car. Ridiculous. No. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Please. >> Despite repeated commands to stop resisting, the woman continues stiffening her body and refusing to cooperate, making it difficult for officers to [music] get her safely into the patrol vehicle. >> Please, please, please. [crying] I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. I literally did. I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. I went to charge my phone. I didn't do anything. Please. Please. Please stop. Stop. Stop. Guys. Please. Okay. Okay. Stop. Stop. Please stop. Please. I know. Okay. I know I may crush, but stop. Stop. Please listen. Listen to me. Please. Please listen to me. I'm not trying to do anything, Dad. I'm not. You just cut my son's bag. Why are you doing that? >> No. No. No. No. >> TERRA, [screaming] >> why are YOU making me go to the bathroom? I'm like, stop. Stop. NO. [screaming] HELLO. Excuse me. >> No, you're under arrest now. >> Why? Why? Why? >> Disorderly in talks, trespassing, and resisting arrest. >> Hey, what's up, buddy? Are you good? No, I got it. >> Yeah, I did everything already. I just got to figure out who she is and check her stuff real quick. But I'm all good. I appreciate it. >> Uh 16, but she he has somebody local. All right. Yeah, [screaming] he's all good. >> Cara, what's your middle initial? Officers then shift their attention to >> [music] >> identifying her, collecting her belongings, and figuring out who can care for her son. >> This is give it to her so >> I'll let her take the numbers down. She got a huge thing of vodka in here. >> Both. >> All right. Well, this is >> Platinum 10X and Platinum 7. doing this. >> Where's my son? Where's my son? >> He's right over there. We're going to take him to his house. >> Where's my son? >> He's right over there. >> Where's my son? >> How did you slide out? >> Where's my son? >> He is over there. >> My son right now. >> You guys >> Hello. >> Do you want to give us Jamie's number so we can get him to Jamie's house? >> Where's my son? He's here. That's why I'm asking. >> Can I see him? >> Sure. But can we have his number, her number? >> Can I talk to my son? Cuz we're supposed to go see his dad who's going to have heart surgery. That's where we're going. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> But we want to make sure we get him. >> Okay. And I want to talk to my son. I hear you what you're saying, but I want to talk to my son. I don't know why I'm being arrested. I didn't do anything wrong. I came in here and the the lady was asking questions about this man, and she was asking all about his personal business. And >> I'm being arrested for nothing. For no reason. No. No. >> Talk to you and explain everything. >> No. No. Cuz you're going to arrest me and I don't understand why. >> Okay. So, Terra, last time >> I CALLED I CALLED THE POLICE. I called for help. >> Last time we were out with you 30 minutes ago. I told you not to go back inside. Okay. >> I went into charge my phone. They said >> disturbance again. They said it was fine. She tells officers she went back into the library because she believed an elderly man was being treated unfairly. Let's see if that changes anything. >> They said it was fine. I I talked to the manager came over to came over to me and he was asking me questions and I said, "Sir, your lady that's in the front desk, she was taking advantage of him." And I said, "I don't think that was right." And I said, "I'm not one to like point fingers, you know." >> No, >> you guys aren't even You're not listening. You're you're both walking away and we're here. >> I'm I'm just literally saying like it was an impulsive thing, but I said maybe I shouldn't have done that, but I said I felt bad for the old man because he's coming in the library and getting help. He's trying to get help. And I thought that was wrong that they're taking advantage of him and they didn't like that. And so I walked away. I went outside. I took my phone off. I went outside to my son. My son called me. He said, "Mom, come back outside. We're the bus is coming. We missed the bus." And I said, "Okay." So, I came back outside. We missed the bus twice. So, I'm not trying to do anything wrong. I'm trying to get to his dad, >> literally down in Fort Lauderdale. I'm not trying to do anything wrong. >> Where? >> Please, >> where can we where bring your son to? >> Please. I can't go to jail. Please. I didn't do anything. I I didn't assault anybody. I didn't hurt anybody. >> We're past that. So, we're trying to figure out where you're >> I DIDN'T HURT ANYBODY. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. SO, why are you arresting me? >> Okay, listen. You're going to jail. We're trying to find where >> For what? For what? >> Sordly in talks. Okay. >> No, I didn't do anything. I was at the bus stop. >> Terra, I told you multiple times not to walk away from me, and you continue to do so. This is the second time we've been >> This is This is like Listen, >> as officers work to arrange care for her son, she begs them not to take [music] her to jail. >> Do you want to help us with your with where your son is going? Okay, I understand you're a kid and you're just hanging on your career, but you can't do this. Like, don't do this to me. >> Okay, but I'm 40 years old. Please don't do this to me. >> PLEASE DON'T. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. I'm trying to tell you. >> Please, I'm trying to tell you, please don't do this to me. I'm already having a hard enough time. I'm trying to get back on my feet. Please don't do this. I'm trying to literally I'm not doing anything bad. >> Who can we Who can we call for your son? That's where we're at. >> Don't take me to jail. Please don't take me to jail. Please don't just take me to jail. >> Why are you guys doing this to me? [laughter] >> Like I'm literally acting this way because I'm upset. I I'm fine. I'm fine. I can >> You have two large bottles of vodka in your purse. >> Yes, I know. Cuz I was kicked out. Okay, if you want to hear the background, I'll tell you. I was kicked out of my sister's instead of fighting her and having an alterc he should have >> and instead of having an altercation with my sister last night, I >> left and went to the the hotel. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, yes, the and the bottles are full. Like the the big one is the big one is full. >> They're not full. >> They're full. I didn't drink any of that. I was supposed to go to work today. So, I'm telling you what's going on. I did not feel safe to go to my sisters because I didn't want to be in this situation where I get arrested with you was what 30 minutes ago about. You said you were ordering a lift. >> Why were you never ordered the lift? >> Yes, I did. On God, I did. >> So why why did you go back inside? >> Cuz I was charging my phone and I I'm pretty sure the lift came and my phone is going to show and I paid for it. But I don't I don't I don't want this. I don't want this. Please. >> It's too late to >> No, it's not too late. It's not. It's not. that is in my purse. >> Ter, they have the purse. >> Okay. But please, >> so he hasn't Terry. He has >> Please. Please. Why are you doing? I didn't do anything. Bro, >> why are you so good? >> Because arresting me for what? I didn't do [ __ ] >> Her son is given an opportunity to speak with her before they leave. But she continues [music] behaving like this. >> Are you acting crazy? >> No, cuz I went into the place to charge my phone. I went in there three times. I didn't touch nobody. >> I didn't touch anybody. >> I didn't touch anybody. I promise you. >> I didn't touch anybody. Um Aiden still. >> No, it's not okay. >> Yeah, it's good. >> I didn't touch anybody. Who Who said that I touched somebody? >> Do you want to help us out with >> Who said Who said that I touched somebody? >> Are you going to roll up the window? Terra, your son's right here. >> Who the >> I'm giving you the opportunity to talk to him. >> Who said that? I touched somebody. >> I'm not doing nothing else. >> No, I'm going to do something because I'm not going to get arrested for nothing. >> Then you're going to be >> Yeah. >> Where you want to be? >> Okay. Well, I didn't do anything. You know, I was stop and I went inside and charged my phone. So, >> I'm going to see what happened. >> Exactly. So, I don't know where you're getting that from. >> They They literally arrested me because they had nothing better. >> All right. She's booked on charges of disorderly intoxication, [music] resisting arrest, criminal trespassing, and battery. Barf fight ends after customer throws glass at bartender. Officers respond to a neighborhood bar [music] after receiving reports that a bartender has been assaulted during a disturbance involving several customers. When they arrive, they immediately separate everyone outside and begin identifying [music] who was involved. >> Who Who was in the car? Are they involved in this? Um, no. Um, >> hey, nobody's leaving. >> All right, that's fine. >> Just just go over. Okay. Are you guys all together right now? >> No, no, no, >> no. We just at the bar. >> Officer, me and my girlfriend. >> Do me a favor. Just take your hand out of your pocket. Yeah. Thanks. >> Me and my girlfriend's keys dropped behind the bar. That's all we trying to get. I don't know nothing about no altercation. She thinks we're all black, so we're all guilty. And I'm going to tell you the truth. The only thing I actually on the kazoo machine from my vacation push us all out to push me back. So she pushed me so I pushed her back. It was nothing like car's there. >> My car keys in the car trying to vacate the situation. I don't do no problem. I just >> No, nobody's leaving yet because this is not >> That's fine. >> Okay, that's fine. Do what you do. >> All right. Yeah, cuz we got to talk with them. >> Okay. >> Are your keys still in there right now? >> Um is it possible you can put them inside so you can get her keys? >> Well, we're going to we're going to talk. We're going to figure it out. >> You guys got IDs on you? We're We're going to start with that. >> Everybody has IDs? Yes, everybody. >> Just one other person in the car over there? >> Yes, >> there's two. >> There's two people in the car. >> I want my keys out the park. No problem. >> All right. >> If you want ID, I have no problem giving it to you, officer. >> Okay. >> Like I said, there was an altercation. They think we're all together. Sad. >> This is my call. I I have the keys. I have the keys. >> Perfect. You want to turn that off? Let's go. Let's go stand over on the sidewalk. All right. >> Of course. I got no problem. >> Hey, miss. >> Let's just all stand over here on the sidewalk. >> Of course. >> Okay. >> Let's just all Let's just all go over here for now. All right. >> Hey, keep going over there. Get out of the road. I got you. We're going to get it figured out. >> Hey, >> what are you doing, man? Hey, let go of her. >> No, I'm trying. >> Stand over there. >> I'm trying to make sure that she don't I'm trying to make sure she doesn't get >> I don't want her to get miser with you guys. That's what I talk with this officer >> so I can get on and take these kids home. >> That's all I'm trying to do. This is my car. I'm the driver. I'll >> make sure they get home soon. >> To better understand what happened, an officer asks [music] one of the men what he personally witnessed. He explains that he never saw how the altercation began and only noticed glasses flying and people shouting. >> Hey, >> both both of you guys come over here. If if you keep yelling, man, this is not I I understand you're trying to get her to call. >> Yeah, because she's hiding at her and I don't need her to come down here and have altercation with her again. You guys got to break up some more stuff. >> So, tell me again exactly what happened. >> I don't know. That's a That's a That's a problem that I'm having right now. I don't even know how this all this started cuz I seen glasses being thrown, words being exchanged, and then I don't understand what happened. Then I came outside and then people on the ground and I'm breaking the fight up. Like, can you explain to me what you guys were actually calling? >> Here you go. I'll tell you in a second. >> Maybe maybe I know what the actual situation at hand is. I can actually explain better. But >> from my point of view, I can't actually tell you what happened between the main author. >> So you're you're saying you don't know exactly what happened. >> I don't know exactly, but I don't even understand how all this started, how everything is even come to this situation. >> The bartender was telling you guys to leave at some point. >> Exactly. Yeah. >> So you just knew that you were getting pushed out. Well, I was sitting at the bar and then she sent the receipt on on the counter and said somebody need to pay for a tab right now. And I'm looking like what you mean because we all came in together, but I don't understand how it escalated to how it is now to the point where she the bartender came in slam the receipt says somebody need to pay this now and then it just came into a big altercation where stuff is being thrown between the two between glasses and everything being thrown. But there was no actual physical like punches and being thrown >> just glasses being thrown. >> Yeah. Yeah. Exact um between her and the bartender [ __ ] >> Which one's her? The one that's at the end. >> No, the one in the black. >> If you want to know what that's what happened, I asked my vape. She said she couldn't get my money back. Back away from the bar. All that. She told me to go to the um the kiosk machine or the music machine to get my vape. She said she couldn't get my money back. So I asked her, "Where can I get my money back at?" >> I said, "So I asked her and then I asked her, "Where's my car keys at?" I couldn't find my car keys. I trying to find my car keys at. Then she called like I'm not she handed me she walk up to me aggression. I'm not I don't have nothing. >> Officers then turned their attention to one of the women directly involved and asked for her side of the story. >> I never been in in trouble with the law. I got pulled over. I got a ticket. I'm not That's not me. We don't like We don't play with y'all. >> Say no one playing. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We don't want y'all wasting time. We know y'all got a job to do. So, we don't want y'all wasting time out here to tend to the dumb. >> I'm going keep it real with you. >> Like, I'm literally just confused. Like, I don't know what's going on. For real. [snorts] >> I don't know how escalated to the point is right now. For real. Like, I'm trying to be the mediator of everything, but I probably seem more aggravated than more mediator. Officers head inside the bar to speak with a bartender who explains how a customer complaint eventually turned [music] into a physical confrontation. >> Hey, um, the cops are here. There's like five cops pop carts here. I got jumped. Uh, some girl came some girl came behind the bar. Two bucks closed, Damon. All the They're all coming in here and they're so awful. I didn't get tipped. I didn't get tipped once from this these people and she started yelling at me because the vape machine ate her money. So, I'm closing the barn. She I got beat up, Damon. They dumped me. Customers dumped me. I'm talking to the the cops. I don't know what you want me to do. I'm closing the bar. >> Okay. So, what happened? >> So, they were in here the whole night. Both those girls, the one >> in the black were very physical with each other. They were pulling each other's hair. They were like grabbing each other's faces. I've never met them before. I've never seen her before. I'm the only one working, >> right? Um, the guys stood around uh didn't tip me anything, but they weren't left gone yet, so I was going to say anything. Um, so then she goes, she's like, "I need a vape." She's like, "Is it in the touch tunes?" And I was like, "No, honey. It's on the touch. There's a vape machine right there." She's like, "Oh, can you help me with it?" I was like, "No, like I'm working." Right. >> And then I'm already losing my patience with my room. Um, she goes up to the vacation. She's like, "I put in $28 and I didn't I didn't get anything out of it." I was like, "I have nothing to do with that machine. Like, I don't even have a number for it. I don't have a key. I can't take money out of it." They put it in there. Whatever. And she's like, "Well, you're the one that told me to use it." And I was like, "If you ask me where it was, I told you where it was, right?" And she comes behind the bar and she starts to get in my face. The girl in the orange tries to hold it back. Um, she gets this close to my face. What are you going to do? I'm going to call the cops. >> It wasn't even It wasn't I'm the one I'm the one that called It wasn't You didn't even have a second to get a word out of her mouth. Her fist was in your face before you even got to say anything to her. Her friend was holding me back, but she hit me. So, I tried to get to her. Her other friend pulled her back and they're trying to get her out of the bar. I'm trying to tell her 915. >> Get the license plate something for you guys, right? >> Um, so >> she identifies the woman dressed in black as the person who threw the first punch. She describes how it all got ugly real fast. She's the girl. >> She swung on me first and then I went after her. >> Which is it? The girl in all the black? >> All the black. She's the one that swung on me and then >> she swung and then she picked up the nearest glass and just chucked it at her >> short red hair. >> And then it all came really fast. They beat me up against that car. >> It escalated really quickly. >> That's when we couldn't really get a good picture. >> They were They jumped. >> They want to prosecute. >> I want to prosecute. Yes. 100%. >> No, I'm not sure. I mean, I don't know if you're asking to leave. No, as far as your No, no, we can't leave. I can't ran my ID. >> Correct. No, >> no, nothing. >> That has nothing. Your ID, whatever happened in the past has nothing to do what's going on now. >> So, why run the ID? >> Cuz to see if you have any prior engagements to what happened right now. >> Also, it's documenting who I'm talking to. >> Officer Tucker, you never said anything to me but ID. >> Right. That's what I asked. Oh, you document >> the conversation now or before? >> Did any of my partners talk to you? >> No. >> Perfect. I'm going to talk to you now. So, tell me what happened in there. >> Officer Tucker, I know as much as you. I'm driving the vehicle. You have my ID. I have no priors or anything. That's why you ran them to >> Why did you guys get kicked out of the bar? >> You can ask that one. >> I'm asking you. >> Okay, you can ask that one because I don't know. >> You don't know? Any >> officer Tucker? I'm telling you what I know. You >> can ask this one here. >> Okay. >> She kicked us out of the altercation. You know how it goes in bars, >> right? And that's why I'm asking. >> It's not your first rodeo. >> That's why I'm asking you cuz you're involved, right? >> Officer, >> just tell me what happened. >> I'm driving home. >> You found nothing on me. >> Explain to me what happened. Hey, she was a I don't know why >> I won't leave cuz he's in my car. >> Outside, officers continue interviewing witnesses to piece together exactly what happened. One woman repeatedly refuses to answer simple [music] questions and instead argues about why officers are asking for her identification. >> I can't leave. DC. >> Yeah, that sounds good. >> She definitely >> not her men. No, you can >> I just got I just got her [laughter] name. She was a >> And that's why she got her. >> So, finish the story. >> Don't jump people to Why are they talking? >> No cameras. >> Street cameras. >> But does it go in there? No, but there were like six witnesses that I I sure would have been pretty responsive and not have an issue. I don't have an issue speaking on her behalf. >> So, she messed her fist up and she said, "What are you going to do?" She hit her in the face. It wasn't her fist up. Her fist met her face. She said, "What are you going to do?" I punched her in the face. >> I put my phone back in my in my pocket and I went towards her and she hit me. It >> You were You were just standing there and she quite literally starts coming behind the bar. She's like, "What do you do?" >> Sorry. I called. Were you are you like a She's my friend used to work here. >> Yeah, I used to work here. >> You were just drinking. >> We had been here for like 10 minutes and literally just came to say hi and then >> her fist literally she said, "What are you going to do?" And then we look over and her fist was in her face and then she's the one that dumped me. She's >> not the one and all black. >> The one and all. >> The one black was already close to Maggie. >> Yeah, please. One at a time. We're literally >> I'm sorry. I'm just a little I was there. Let me tell my story. Let's walk over here. >> I DON'T CARE HOW YOU FEEL ABOUT >> NO. NO. JUST stay away from us. >> I DON'T CARE HOW THEY >> THEY CAN TAKE ME HOME. They just need that [ __ ] >> Why? Why would you put your hand back? >> Yep. We're good. >> Why? Why would you >> Can I ask why? Because you were offered twice to stand over there. You said no and you kept walking away. So probably gonna have disorderly conduct and maybe assault. >> Officer Tucker, tell them when did I say >> this? Your car. >> As the situation becomes messier, officers detain the woman so [music] they can safely continue the investigation. >> Okay. >> What? We're going over there. >> Officer Tucker. Seriously, I said >> I am. >> We're just going to be detained. Are you not under arrest yet? >> I never ment NOW NOW [screaming] I'M ABOUT TURN UP. >> The I'm going detained. >> YOU'RE PATTY. YOU WAS I WAS ON THE GROUND, >> BRO. JUST WALK TO 23. >> WAIT, >> do you have anything on you? I have to search you before I put you in the car. >> I can't get in my car. >> No, I'm not asking you to reach for anything. Stop reaching. Listen to what I'm asking you. >> Do you have anything in your pocket? >> No, >> you have nothing. Cuz I can see keys in your front pocket right there. >> You act. >> If you can see it, why do you ask? Officer Tucker, please. I don't want this monkey show. Listen, >> if you know what's going on, please stop. >> I ain't never I I ain't nervous. This in here, she ain't getting detained either. This ho ain't getting detained. Like, she's sitting here laughing. I'mma beat your bro. >> The one in the orange was the one that was holding us back mostly. Okay. >> You patt All right. [music] >> Okay. What is wrong with you? Why can't you calm down? >> Cuz she was petty acting like a child. She was petty. You know how >> Well, be the bigger person then. She being petty. Be >> tired of being I'm always a big person. Y'all know me. >> Y I don't know you. >> You don't. You don't. I'm sorry. It's the girl. >> Real quick. This girl in the orange didn't do anything. >> She tried to break it up. >> She tried to break it up. As they escort her to the patrol vehicle, she continues [music] arguing about the disorderly conduct charge and insists she shouldn't be under arrest. >> Is she intoxicated? >> Okay, that's fine. That's all she's getting then. Go ahead. >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you, >> Johnson? Better than you right now, huh? >> No, I'm doing good. >> You're just going to come in just for DCI. Okay. And then I'll get released. >> What's DCI? >> This early conduct in talks. >> This orderly, >> Officer Tucker. That is what's happening. >> You said there was >> Wow. >> Well, do you have anybody that can come pick you up? Somebody that's sober >> at the jail. >> You got You got some time to think about it. >> Have somebody come pick me up. What about the surprise? You didn't even >> We don't have We don't have one of those. No. >> Oh, okay. You guys >> still here? >> Really? What is this? >> Now you're coming in for more than that. So >> it must be Christmas >> like every time for some extra. >> I ain't never dealing I ain't never IN TROUBLE FOR NOTHING ELSE THAT I DO. THERE'S ALWAYS SOMETHING THAT GOT TO SOMEONE WITH SOME EXTRA. >> Why does she talk to me like a sto? >> I have no idea what you're saying. Have a seat. >> Did you get your t off? >> No. Okay. >> Can you make sure my uh car door is locked, please? >> Yeah. When we're done with it. >> When you're done with it. >> Yep. >> What is this? This is a >> Can can TP9 >> 25 key run a serial number on a pistol? I ain't never I'm not never coming out here again. Nothing. I kick it out here all the time. Talking me crazy. I'm about to let people talk me crazy. I'm tired of people talking me crazy. >> While she's being transported, [music] officers remain at the scene to sort out the remaining witnesses and review everything they've learned during the investigation. the same. >> I never again. [snorts] >> I didn't even do anything. That made me crazy. >> Can you hear me back there? I'm talking to you. Can you hear me? >> Hey, where was it at? >> So, it was in her in her right uh pant with pant. No, in her pant with like pants. >> In her pants. >> Like I was searching her leg and it was like I don't know if she's got like a whole she have some type or something >> something. Yeah, but I I could barely get out of her pants. She take hands off. >> Am I good to take her back? You want me to take that with me? >> Yeah, just Yeah. >> My daughter got to see me in jail, bro. My grandson got to see me in jail, bro. I'm about to just sit there and just chill with people talking me crazy. >> Hey guys, welcome. >> CeCe got assaulted. >> Yeah. >> Um, yeah. >> Was there Was there any glass thrown? Somebody I think that's what we originally got called. >> Uh, yeah, glass. There was a glass by the girl in black. >> Okay. >> At the bart. She got everything. You think you got her? You got the victim? >> I got the victim. I got the reporting card. >> Yeah. I don't I don't >> Miss uh Michelle is going to be under arrest for DCI and weapons while intoxicated. I'm going to be 19 with her. >> Do you have her car key? >> I do. Unlock the glove box. >> Yeah, your keys are staying here. Car keys are going with the car. >> Where's the car going? >> Cuffner telling you're under arrest cuz you're drunk. had a gun on you. >> Thank you. >> After comparing multiple [music] witness statements, officers determine they have enough probable cause to move forward with the assault investigation against the woman they believe started the fight. >> So, we letting this Okay, you're right. >> Miss, can you hear me? >> Yes. >> All right. Here's what's going on right now. You're going to be taken to the Lakewood jail and booked in for assault and disorderly conduct while Are they going to be Are they getting tickets? >> I'm pretty sure they're going to get containers. >> Um container. >> Okay. >> He didn't see nothing on him. >> Okay. >> Hey, I know. Sorry. You got a lot going on. Is there any way you could write write it out for us real quick? >> Write out what happened. >> Yeah. Just easier for us. >> It was in the machine. >> Yeah. So, she just didn't realize it was in there and then she blamed you. >> Yep. >> Is the owner against getting hammers in here? Is he against? Why? Why you guys have enough problems in here? You think you want to get cameras? >> We have problems in here. >> We've been here a couple times. That's what I'm saying. Just to help. Just to save you guys. >> You sure you don't want us to call EMS for you? Just to check you out. >> No, you don't get charged for that. >> Okay. >> 25 to the >> bartender is complaining of some uh head pain from getting hit. Yeah. Yeah. >> Or you have two direct feet kind of. >> Okay. >> So, it's basically the same thing as like a traffic ticket. All right. Just pay it. You don't have to worry about it. So, you're just going to be signed for the open container for the Jose Quervo Lunar Zoo and then Mike's. All right. >> All right. >> Just a motor vehicle court for this. If you do want to contest to it, it's the 9th of May at 1:00 Lake Municipal. All this information will be on your copy of your uh your citation as well. All right. Okay. Again, this is like a traffic citation. You can go online. I probably give it a day or so so court can enter it, pay it, be done with it, or you can go to court on that date. If you don't do either two before that date, there'll be a warrant out for your arrest. Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> There you go, man. You're free to go. Be safe tonight. All right. >> I appreciate it. Everybody can be as I am. So, >> no. >> Before clearing the scene, deputies advised [music] the bartender to seek medical attention if her injuries worsen and explained that the report, witness statements, and other evidence will [music] be forwarded for prosecution. But now >> you fell on your knee or >> Yeah, >> they they pulled her to this side. >> And I just want to confirm. Did you say you did get hit with the glass? >> I didn't get hit with the glass. You threw it at me. She threw it at you. Okay. Did it fall and then shatter? Okay. All right. >> So, like the orange chick didn't say anything about what happened. >> Supposedly, she tried to break it up. >> Yeah. She was >> loaded pistol on in her on her leg. >> She She was She wasn't saying anything about what happened. The only one that said anything about anything that happened inside the bar was the one in the black jumpsuit. The other chick was >> which that's the one that went is the one that did it. All right. >> That's the one who originally punched her in the face. Yeah. She's the only one that said anything. The other chick that was screaming at her when she came outside >> said nothing about inside the bar. She just started talking. They were probably saying something at some point. >> Just whatever. Put what you can. And then and then um >> Yeah. If you you guys whoever writes the tickets cuz we're going to need the salt tickets and the DCI tickets. >> Yeah. And this open container ticket. >> Yeah. Well, you already wrote that, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So include that and then we're calling. Yep. The primary suspect is transported [music] to jail and booked on charges of assault, disorderly conduct while intoxicated, and possessing a firearm while intoxicated. [music] A second woman involved in the fight is also arrested and charged with assault. Driver makes one decision that changes the entire stop. A deputy conducts a traffic [music] stop after watching a driver make an illegal turn around a traffic barrier. Here's what happens when [music] the deputy approaches the vehicle. Hello, Deputy David County Sheriff's Office. How you doing tonight? >> Pretty good. >> Reason why I stopped >> Well, the reason why >> Well, the first time when you turned off of Harbor, you took an >> I can't even see cross these lanes cuz they're so dark. >> Okay. >> First of all, but I can see. >> Okay. >> But okay. >> Well, >> why did you stop me? Cuz on Harbor View there's a barrier and you went in front of the the barrier >> and in Harbor View I'm not familiar with this area. I'm trying to get to Golden Gate. >> Where's Golden Gate? >> You don't even know where it's at. >> No, I don't. >> Golden Gate City. >> I'm trying to get to the other side of wherever I'm at to get home. >> Okay. You by chance have your license and stuff on you? >> Absolutely. I just came from an area to eat and I'm trying to go home and sleep. >> Okay. Nothing wrong with that. Card. >> My triple A card. >> You need my Oh, sorry. It's dirty. >> Oh, so you're from Naples? >> Yes. I'm lost. >> If you haven't figured it out, sir, I'm lost. >> I see that. >> I came from 3057, a birthday party. >> Okay. >> I got my food >> and I'm just trying to go home. I have to go to work at 700 a.m. tomorrow. >> Oh, okay. In like 5 hours. It feels like less when you have to wake up. >> After checking her driver's license, the deputy tells the woman everything looks fine and says she's likely just getting a warning before explaining the safest route for her to take. >> So, I'm going to make sure you have a valid license. I'll have you out of here with just a warning. Okay. The way to get the way to get down in Naples is >> Where is I75? I'm trying to get to I75. I75. I75. >> Okay. So, in order to get to I75, you're gonna have to take 41. This is 41 right here to your left. Okay. >> 41 to the left. >> You're gonna have to take it all the way down to Kings Highway. Take a left on King's Highway. Run Kings Highway all the way to 75. Okay. It's a little bit out of the way. All right. >> Is there a faster way to 75? >> A faster way? Not really. >> Okay. I'll take Jean's highway. Um, by chance, Miss, have you had anything to drink tonight? >> No. >> No. Nothing. >> Would it Would it? >> I'm hungry. >> Just hungry as Would it be okay if I check your eyes to make sure that you'll be on your way to go? >> Sure. If you want to tired, I would work for you. >> Well, if you're tired, I won't see anything in your eyes. And then if uh if as long as you haven't had anything to drink there, your eyes should be perfectly fine even if you are tired. Okay. >> Oh yeah, that works. So I'm diabetic. >> You're diabetic? >> Mhm. >> You What do you What What type of diabetic are you? >> Type two. >> Type two. >> Okay. >> Um do you take insulin? >> I need to start. I haven't started yet. You haven't started yet? >> I don't want to. Um, I don't want the pre premission. I don't want to pre-diagnose myself before I'm even there yet. I know diabetes run in my family because my father was pre-diabetic. >> As they continue talking, she reveals that she has type 2 diabetes and admits she's been neglecting treatment despite knowing it runs in her family. The deputy encourages her to take her health more seriously before returning to his patrol car. >> Okay. Di diabetes is a serious condition. I would I would if if you are diabetic, I would I would definitely get that checked out to the fullest. So that way you don't uh end up >> I am diabetic. I've been avoiding it. >> Well, you got to take care of yourself because god forbid you need your insulin. I'd hate for you to need your insulin and pass out. Especially if >> I'm eating rice right now and rice has sugar. >> So you can't tell me nothing about being diabetic. I'm Haitian. That's the same in the same breath. I can tell you officer, I'm Haitian. And um rice is what we live off. >> Okay. >> Well, I'll be right back with you. Okay. Cuz in order for me to check your eyes, I got to turn off those bright lights. Okay. So, I'll be right with you. All right. >> I just need you to you stop me for a reason. >> Yes. >> Hold on. Let me put on my TikTok. Let me record you. >> Okay. >> Just so you know, everything that we do is recorded. So, the whole entire traffic offense has been recorded on my dash camera and also my body camera. Okay. So, I'm just going to turn these front ones off. Hello. So, your license is good. Everything's good. Um, >> everything is good. I'm just waiting for the people to let me know where I can go on to the next phase >> of my ride. >> Well, this is this is the I I like I said, I just want to check your eyes, make sure you're good to continue driving, okay? >> I'm sorry. >> Once he confirms her license is valid, he resumes the impairment investigation. [music] Instead of answering his questions directly, the woman drifts into a confusing stream of unrelated thoughts. >> Get to my car. >> Get to your car. >> Before I get back to you, >> get to your >> I know, officer. You seem more superior to everything else, but there's people out there that are caring about our superiority. >> I I'm I'm sorry. I'm I'm not really comprehending what you're >> not You You didn't comprehend that? >> No, I'm I'm not. >> Okay, let me break it down to you. The 30 minutes I was sitting here, I was uncovered. uncovered >> like some nasty sauce. >> Okay. So, >> okay. So, let me finish before you finish. >> Okay, you can finish. I'll let you finish. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> I appreciate that. Okay. I'm that nasty sauce at the end waiting for the other people like you to get off work. >> Okay. >> To registrate us. I'm then the thing that's so I've been sitting on hold for a man who wasn't sitting on hold. Now this is where this becomes like like and where do I come in? Okay, this is where the where the like the part comes in. The deputy patiently tries to make sense of the woman's answers, asking her several follow-up questions, but her responses remain scattered. Based on her behavior, he concludes she's not in [music] a condition to drive. And because I taste it in my mouth, I'm so Oh my god, he tapered it in with some fresh topping. Are we going in and out? What are we doing? >> Well, right now I'm going to I'm going to ask you to step out so I can just talk to you back here. Okay. are more balanced than me. I'm going to go out and I'm going to let the people that are making more than Stop. >> I'm going to make the more people that are making more money. >> Listen, listen, listen. >> Excel. >> Listen. Don't guess what I'm going to do. >> Don't do it. Stop it. Stop it. You >> 318 central. That's all unit number. [music] >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of THE CAR RIGHT NOW. Get on the ground. Get on. He called me a I did. Exactly. Put your hands. >> Yep. They're beyond my back. >> Are you recording me? >> Yeah, I'm recording you. >> All right. Are you recording me, sir? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, sir. My hands are behind my front. >> Roll over. >> I'm scared of white men. >> Roll over. They're so >> in America. >> She's handcuffed without incident, although she continues [music] making confusing statements and insist fear was the reason she drove away. >> I work at the table. >> They're Italian. >> Get up. >> I'm still SCARED OF WHITE MEN. >> GET UP. >> I can't drove again traffic. I got it. I got it. >> I can't. I did not know. >> Get in the car. >> I drove off. GET IN THE CAR BECAUSE I WAS IN FEAR. >> NO, you weren't. >> Sir, >> get in the car. Get in the car now. >> I'm off. >> Yes. Get in the car. >> Oh my god. I should have just drove off. >> She's ultimately taken to jail and charged with fleeing or attempting to elude an LEO, reckless driving, and driving under the influence. And that, folks, is proof that bad decisions have a way of catching up. Let us know which case stood out to you in the comments.