Really? >> No. >> You be the rest of your life. >> Why? >> You're fa [music] You're very intoxicated in your chest. Put your hands behind your back. [clears throat] >> Come on. >> Stop. >> I don't want to. >> A simple conversation can become an arrest in just a few minutes. Sometimes all it takes is [music] refusing to listen. When entitled Karens completely lose control and end up arrested. Drunk mom loses it during custody exchange at hotel. Officers respond to [music] a hotel after receiving reports of a couple arguing during a child custody exchange. When they arrive, they find the mother highly emotional while the father explains what led up to the incident. >> I did nothing illegal. >> You couldn't let this happen to me, Mikey. Seriously, I [laughter] did nothing to you. >> Love you. You do this to me. This is what you're going to do to me. You're not even going to help me. I didn't do anything wrong. [screaming] Come on, man. >> What doing? >> What are you doing? Oh my >> you will never see him again. I promise you. >> Oh my god. >> Listen to me. Melanie, you got you got calm down. >> You're really okay with this. She earlier today she had an episode >> and she's got she's got two other kids and she's got like we got a one-year-old together. >> Apparently there was like something happened where her mother had to come get her other kids and she came right now. >> She's been drinking all >> and then I came here I picked up my son and my mother and she's like can I tell him goodbye? You know, I was like, "Yeah, I come by. You know, we'll tell you goodbye." And then all of a sudden, everything was good. And right when I say I'm leaving, she followed me outside. I want to fight. Try pushing me down the stairs while I'm holding my son. Then she starts to rip him out my hand. I'm like, >> "Is that y'all's kid?" >> Yes. Both. Yeah. Both of ours. And then neighbor the neighbor's holding right now. She doesn't like they were seeing like she pulling up >> like I don't want him to get hurt. She was like kneeling. >> Oh no, man. This is a lot right now. >> Which which neighbor you talking about? >> The one like to the left after you pass him up. That's what I told my son. >> Okay. >> You been drinking it, right? >> After briefly speaking with a mother, an officer walks across the hallway to check on the baby who's now being safely cared for by a neighboring couple. >> No, no, no. I'm sorry. >> I'm going just go check make sure they're okay. [snorts] I can walk in a straight line. I can answer anything. I'm [ __ ] up. I didn't do anything harmful. >> Hello. >> Hey. How you doing, sir? Can you talk outside? I got two sleeping kids. >> Oh, yeah. I just wanted to make sure that baby. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I'm just one. >> Uh, that one. >> This one's mine. >> That one's ours. He woke up. >> Hi. Didn't y'all >> so I was y'all know them at all? >> No, we woke up. >> You want to step over? Yes, please. Here. >> Um, >> so I was still awake >> and about to go to sleep and I heard a commotion going on outside and her screaming. Mhm. >> So I opened the door >> outside of your room. >> Yeah. >> And when I opened the door, they were both right here in the hallway. >> The baby was in the car seat, guess, big boy. Oh, yes. Um they're in the room across the hall from you. >> Yeah. >> Yes. Ex uh exactly across the hall from us. and uh they were arguing and when he tried to pick up the car seat with the child in it and he had a backpack of I'm assuming of his stuff um the woman grabbed the car seat and basically kind of fell down like threw herself on it >> threw herself on it with the knee her knee hitting his head >> is what I observed. The woman then explains how she and her husband tried to keep the child out of the middle of the confrontation. >> And that's when I open the door. She was down on like basically on top and we were just trying to be like, "Hey, >> I was just trying to take care of make sure that this this kid wasn't getting going to get hurt." >> We pretty much were just like I don't even know what was said, but like basically he was like, "I'm just trying to leave. I'm allowed to." And she's like, "No, he's not allowed." >> Two bravo two >> bravo. >> Can we have EMS for a medical eval on an infant? >> And then the one who says he's that, he was like, cuz I was like, "Hey, can I just move the car seat and just sit here with him while y'all try and calm down and like can call the front desk and figure this out cuz she also locked herself out." >> And he was like, "Here, I'll show you. I'm not just going to take off. Like I'll unbuckle him and take him out." He's like, "You can hold him." I'm like, "Okay." So, he let me hold him and I was like, "I'm just going to hold him. Call the front desk so we can get the key and like figure something out." I told front desk, "I don't know what happened there." And then it like continued to escalate. >> And so, I ended up calling 911. >> As I was holding him, she came over and tried snatching him out of my hands, which she did get him. >> And then like like roughly snatched him out of my hands. And then my husband Mike and then the dad both like were not on her but like the dad was trying to grab him from her and then so Mike stepped in to try and separate them two and I grabbed the baby again. We don't need that right now. Um, I can I can take we can take our time babies with these people with these people. >> As officers begin taking control of the scene, the mother insists she hasn't done anything illegal and [music] questions why the police were called in the first place. >> I'm I was just going to leave it like that till EMS gets here. >> Nothing illegal has happened. So, I'm so confused why there's cops. Like, they all have to make me understand. >> What do you think is happening right now? But at the same time, I'm trying to take that I'm trying I'm trying to ma'am, don't interrupt me. I'm trying to take that in consideration, but I need you to cooperate with me. >> What's Tell me your first name again. >> Can you stand up for me if I help you out? >> Yeah, I can stand up. >> Can you walk? Yes, walk. >> Did you do anything wrong? >> We're going to go downstairs. >> There's anything My baby is in that room. Mikey, >> I got >> Mikey. just he's in that room with someone we don't even know. >> I'm watching. We're just going to the elevator. >> He's even know. >> So, their kid is right there by 216. Make sure that they kind of stay together. >> What am I arresting? >> We're getting out of the hallway cuz you won't shut up. >> That's the easiest way for me to say. >> Really? >> Stop. Don't touch me. [screaming] What is that? [screaming] I didn't do anything. >> What are you doing? >> We're just >> I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything illegal. How is this happening? I didn't do anything. >> You're causing a disturbance. >> I didn't do anything. >> We're going to wait for the ambulance outside so we can maybe calm down a little bit. Okay. >> Ambulance for what? going to come talk to you and check out the baby and make sure everybody's okay. >> Yep. >> They're on there kind of uncomfortably, so we're going to fix it. >> Once outside, she continues denying she's intoxicated, [music] insists she's the child's primary caregiver and claims the father was trying to take the baby without her permission. >> Thanks so much. >> No problem. I >> feel really loved. >> Great. >> Feel like a human right now. yours. >> I feel like a human mom. Someone else was holding my child because his dad was upset with me. >> You mad at me? >> I didn't do anything illegal, sir. I promise you I did not do anything illegal. >> You want to talk to me about what's going on? >> I was no joke. I had to have a break for my health. >> His dad came over. It got out of control cuz he tried to take him. And I said, "You're not being >> He does not have custody of him. He's never lived with him for a day in his life. He has Down syndrome, sir. >> Who has custody of the baby?" >> I do. And I've had him since day one, sir. >> He has Down syndrome and no one else. >> Are you able to step up in here? >> I'm not even Bro, like three drinks. It goes on. Okay. You got it. Just keeping everybody separated for now. Having your rights in mind, would you like to speak to us about this incident? >> Does he have the right to remain silent? I don't have a whole lot of questions because what you're being charged with is something that you did to us. >> Did I hurt you in any way? I was terrified. >> He doesn't have to answer your questions. Excuse me. >> When when a law enforcement officer >> gives you you weren't concerned about that when you got wasted. >> What are you talking about got wasted? >> The reason why EMS is here is to check on that baby because you were too drunk to stand up and hold him. >> She also denies that alcohol had anything to do with the incident and challenges officers to [music] prove she's intoxicated. >> Trust me, please. I would love to be arrested. >> I can smell you. me. >> Get back in the car before I charge you with another charge. Turn back. >> Breathize me. I want to know. >> No one's going to do that. >> No, I'd love to know. You're saying I'm too wasted to hold my >> smell you. >> Great. So, I had a beer. >> Did you urinate on yourself now? >> Yes, because you scared the out of me. >> That would be a symptom. Listen, >> you scared the out of me. You were holding me in the elevator. You scared >> screaming and pulling away from us >> because you're arresting me for nothing. >> Test me. >> I'm not drunk. Test me. She's transported to jail and ultimately faces charges [music] of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and endangering the life of a child. Woman makes DUI stuff more bizarre with every [music] minute. Officers respond to reports of a reckless driver after several witnesses call 911 to report a woman who is swerving across multiple lanes, [music] driving into oncoming traffic, and striking both a median and a [music] road sign. When officers arrive, they first speak with the reporting witnesses who described the dangerous path the vehicle took through several intersections. >> Hello. >> It was my granddaughter that called, but she was like in the middle of the road. >> Where did you see this? >> Okay. So, it started coming down next to where the downtown Sonic or the Uptown >> the Sonic is. >> Okay. It started out this way. She was in the middle of that road. >> The shell kind of. She was in the middle of the road and then she turned up and went up the opposite way. She thought that it was like >> on coming on traffic. She went up that way and then she hit >> she hit the middle pole. >> She was just driving crazy and then hit a sign and so we tried to follow her all the way until she got >> Where did she hit the sign? >> She hit the sign over there next to >> I ran over it somewhere. >> One at a time. One at a time. >> The W and Z. She hit the pole in the median and we had ran it over and we she kept like swerving but she was still on the opposite end on oncoming traffic. That's when she almost hit a person coming and they had swerved around. >> She was in the in the other laneite end >> right there by the WNZ. >> Yes. And then she went and as she went, she hit the sign, came into our lanes, and coming down by McDonald's, she was fine and started swerving again. And then she kind of just like just kept swerving back, >> kept going from lane to lane >> until she passed Mr. Ed. And we tried to stay back, >> followed her, but then she turned down the road by Penny Park and we came around this way. up right here. >> Came this way. >> She turned down this way down. >> Came this way and counted her there >> and then she parked right here. >> Based on the information they received, officers immediately [music] approached the vehicle to investigate. >> They stuck tonight. >> Roll down the window. Open the door. >> Open the door. >> Listen to him. Here. >> Have you been drinking? >> Well, I don't know. >> You don't know. >> Just open your window. >> Get out of the car. >> Be my hero. >> Get out of the car. >> Be my hero. >> Get out of the car. Did you hear me? >> My hero is not saying get out of the car. >> I need you to step out of the car. All right. >> My hero is being hero. >> If you don't get out of the car, I'm going to take you out of the car. >> I don't know. You don't my be my hero, man. I've always had a hero, man. >> Always had a hero. You can't be a hero. >> Get out of the car. Do you hear me? >> If you don't get out of the car, I'm going to take you out of the car. >> M. >> Cool. That's >> be a hero. >> Seriously, >> step out for me. Step out for me. >> My hero was my >> step out for me. >> My >> ma'am, step out for me or I'm going to have to guide you out. I'm not trying to be mean. I'm trying to be nice. Officers detect [music] a strong odor of alcohol coming from inside the vehicle and continue asking her to cooperate. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I don't know. >> I can smell you pretty bad. >> You I can smell you >> pretty bad. >> It's a cop and whatever you do. >> Listen. >> What a hero. He's the best hero, man. Can you tell me your name, ma'am? Can you hear your name? >> I'm be nice to you. I'm not being >> hero. Oh, it looks like hero. >> So, I'm going to turn my car off. >> Stop it. >> Do me a favor. Shut your car off for me and put it in drive. Put it in park. Put in a park. >> Park. >> Come out for me. >> Come out for me. >> Stop. >> Come out. I need you to come out. Come out. >> Wait a second. >> Come out. >> No. >> You need to come. Come out, ma'am. >> Just because I don't know what. >> No. No. No. >> Come on. Come on. Just come out. I'm in constitution. >> Okay. All right. All right. >> I don't know. >> What the >> goddamn >> Here it is. >> No. No. What it is? >> Here it is. Now >> it what it is. >> She don't do Philbies. >> No. >> Wait. You know what? You're drinking. We know that. I got to ask you some questions right now. Are you willing to do this filter soiety test or no? >> Standardized filter test. Will you do those for us? >> You know what? Driving Okay, let's put her hand. >> Nope. >> It'll be good either way. It'll be pretty. >> Let's go. As they begin handcuffing [music] her, an officer explains that the arrest is based on several factors, including the strong odor of alcohol [music] coming from her, her bloodshot eyes, her erratic behavior, and what had just happened [music] inside the vehicle when she nearly caused it to roll into a patrol car. >> Stand down. Sit up. Sit up right now. Let's get the cop here. >> What? >> You've been arrested for DWI. >> Why? >> You're fa You're very intoxicated. smell, your eyes, what you just did right now. >> What about you? >> What about >> What about you? >> Okay. >> What about you? >> Okay. >> You don't know your transportation. You don't know how to drive a car. You don't know how to drive a car. >> Okay. Got her up and then we'll get we'll go get a wing right here. >> You don't. >> Come here. Double up. >> No. What? >> One, two, three. >> All right. Come on. We're going to go this way. That was almost in my ear, huh? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> No, you don't know how. >> What about house? >> It's not rules. >> It's not that rules, man. >> It's not your feet. >> No. >> Go ahead. >> Have a seat in there. >> What about you? >> What about your feet? What about all you cops? >> Get your feet in, please. >> All you cops that I know. >> Do me a favor. Get your feet in. >> No. No. Air like that. That >> Can you get your feet in, please? >> That body. After the arrest, officers recover a large bottle of high proof alcohol from inside the vehicle. Do me a favor. Come here. Hold this. Just do that for me. Right here, huh? >> Yeah, there's a for out here. She wasted keys on it. >> That's how bad she is. >> I almost d I told her to put the vehicle turn the key off and put in park. Turn the key off. Roll back. Almost hit my unit. My unit's right here back close. I had to jump in and hit the brake of my foot. Boom. >> Her vehicle. >> Yeah. I had to jump on top of her >> to stop the vehicle from rolling back. >> Is she in there? >> No, she got She's arrested. We had to drag her out. She won't get out for her. She wouldn't open the door for her. That probably open the door cuz I get You can smell the alcohol coming out of the vehicle. >> Do me a favor. Just get rid of this for me. That's enough for the How much is this? >> Uh 40% alcohol. You proof 1.75 L. with us. >> Okay. So, I'm just It's just so that I could get you guys down as witnesses to this. Um >> I don't know who the other person was, but they were like right next to us at the same time. So, I think they called first because they put her on hold until But we tried to stay with the vehicle and so did they. I >> think we called like right at the same time. It was a black former mom, dad, and >> the whole family. They sat here and waited as well to see if anything happens, but they left after a while. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All righty. >> First, we thought she had stalled car trouble or something. >> She was right in her path on the left side and then >> over there by the Sonic. >> Yeah. That light coming down. >> You know that turn kind of next to where you go across the shell. >> Yeah. Forward. She was like right there in the middle and then she beed up and went straight the opposite direction >> in the opposite direction. >> After confirming they have everything needed, the officer [music] thanks the witnesses for remaining at the scene and providing detailed statements >> and then there was a vehicle on the left. So, she went around it >> and then she somehow got back into the lanes. But that's when she started going from lane to lane all the way down and sign. >> Okay. All right. So, um, that's all I need from you guys is a statement. And, um, >> yeah, I just picked her up from Walmart. >> Okay. All right. Well, you guys have a good night. >> The woman is [music] transported to jail and booked on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Woman's drunken meltdown ends in handcuffs. [music] Officers respond to a family disturbance after receiving reports that an intoxicated woman is causing problems inside a home. >> [music] >> Let's take a look at what happens next. >> Hi, are you Melissa? >> Yes. >> Want to come on and talk to me real quick? Tell what's going on. >> Yeah. So, what woke me up? Let's just start there. I heard the banging. >> Okay. >> This was not the first time tonight I heard it. >> Okay. >> But what made me actually get up was I heard her stumbling in the bathroom. Why the flashlight? Why the flashlight? >> Okay. >> So, finally I work woke my mom, my auntie, two of my aunties up. >> Okay. >> Okay. And then you hear what? Wait, what did she say? I have video. I have video. She First of all, she peed on herself. >> Okay. >> She's been drinking all day. >> Okay. Does she live here? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> She shows her grandmama multiple times. >> There she go. >> There she go. >> How old is she? >> I don't Her birthday is October. >> I should be 21 or 22. >> Okay. >> What's that? >> I don't know. Let me figure out real quick. I don't know what I got though. I mean, >> well, besides the drug the driveway. >> Say what? >> Did Did she do it? Did she hit anybody? She caused >> She shot off my grandma. >> Okay, she did. >> She Okay, besides her acting like right now. Is there anything else that she did in here I need to be worried about? >> So, the thing is she can scream and yell. There's nothing I can do about that. But the question is, is she saying no that she didn't? >> Okay, I'm leaving. I'm leaving. I'm leaving. I'm leaving. I'm leaving. No, maybe. You don't do that. >> Okay. >> I sit here and I call the police. She I relocated because I'm hurt. Hey, you put her hand on. >> Okay. Is there something you'd like to have that done tonight? About that? >> Huh? >> Would you like something done about that tonight? You want to charge her for battery? >> You want to charge her? >> Based on what [music] they've been told, officers head over to locate the suspect and hear her side of the story. >> Say what? >> Take her to jail. >> Take her to jail. >> Okay, I'll be back. >> Where she at? Anyway, >> she's running off this way. >> That's not fair. >> What's not fair? >> For them to sit there and act like she didn't do nothing. >> Hi. I haven't been out here. So, I'm Officer Knox. Can you ask me what's going on tonight? Can you tell me what's going on tonight? >> No, it's not fair. It's not. I'm not going to sit here and say maybe I wasn't tweaking up tonight, but it's like it's a long family history, >> okay, >> that be going on. >> Well, I'm just worried about tonight. >> But when I get drunk and start tweaking out, so far I'm the subject and they want to start tweaking out on me. So, they're tweaking out on you. >> I'm not. You know what? I don't know. You don't want to know what? Ask them. Ask them. >> I did ask them. I already talked to them. That's why I'm now talking. >> What did they say? >> Well, that's why I'm talking to you cuz I want to hear your side of the story. I want to know what's going on tonight. >> And what did they say? Cuz at this point, I'm in my drawers. I was laying I was >> Well, you're the one who walked out of the house wearing. >> So, so what? So, when I walked out and want to go somewhere else, so so what? Well, don't don't make it a deal that you're out here in your underwear when you're the one that walked out that way. No one forced you out of the house right then and there. You walked out this way. So, the question is is what happened in there tonight between you and your is it your >> what they said when you asked them. >> So, I'm going to ask you for your side of the story. You tell me what happened in your own words. >> And you know what? Honestly, I don't even want to sit here and act like I remember when I don't >> when you don't remember. >> I don't remember cuz I'm drunk. I don't. >> Gotcha. How old are you? I'm I'm 21. My birthday is on Sunday. I'm 21. >> Gotcha. >> Be 21. 22. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> On Sunday. I'm be 22 on Sunday. I don't. >> All right. >> I don't remember. >> So, you don't remember anything occurring inside there between you and your family? >> Instead of giving [music] direct answers, she spends most of the conversation criticizing family members and complaining about the arguments [music] inside the house. >> You went to bed >> and it might upset me. that set me up when I want to see and talk about when everything was going on in there. >> Yeah. >> Said anything pissed on herself that in there. She just pissed on herself. >> Okay. >> At her big, she just pissed on herself. >> Okay. >> It ain't nothing else going on. She just pissed on herself. >> Okay. So, what I'm asking >> She went to We went to our auntie house. >> And I'm not going to lie, you live here. >> I was drinking one. I do live here. >> Okay. >> They stay here because >> So, who all lives here with you? >> Me and my grandma. >> Just you and your grandma. >> Just me and my grandma. They're here because >> Okay. So, it's your what? Your her cousin and your aunt that are here visiting? >> Just me? Just my auntie, my other auntie. >> Okay. >> And a cousin. >> Okay. Gotcha. But they all What's in there? My cousin. >> They all live here or they're just visiting? >> They're just visiting because of her. >> Gotcha. But you and your grandmother live here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What happened between you and your grandmother tonight? >> Because I felt like that she was on their side. >> Okay. >> Really? I just woke up on my sleep. I don't know what she told them. >> Okay. >> But I just felt like she was against me. >> Excuse you. >> What you mean excuse You just hit me with that. >> I'm sorry. I didn't hit you. It whipped you. >> Okay. >> I didn't hit you. >> That's it. You're going to jail. >> What do you mean? What you mean? >> You stop resisting now or it's going to go really bad. You understand me? >> What you mean? >> Do you >> What you mean? >> I'll I'll listen. I'll help her out. >> Get the back. >> You're not doing this. >> What you mean? >> You caught him. You caught him. You caught him. When they decide to take her into custody, she refuses to cooperate, resists being handcuffed, and argues as they're escorting her to the patrol vehicle. >> What do you mean shut my mouth? You caught them. >> You caugh them. You caught them. >> You already knew I was before you caught them, right? >> No, that's not true. >> Shut up. >> Trying to be calm with you, Na. You >> caught them. Where am I? >> Come on. >> The neighbor call the police on you. >> Stop coming. >> The neighbor can back off real quick, man. Back up real quick. I got >> me. Huh? >> Sit down in the car now or you're going to get another charge of resisting. Sit down. >> I am resisting. >> Yes, you are. You're not. You're not following our orders. That's resisting >> problem now. That be your problem. Y'all think I got some authority that I could resist somebody. I ain't resisting y'all. >> Slide in the car. >> Stop. Slide in the car. My seat belt. >> I ain't got no I ain't got no issue. You shot my thigh. You shot my thing. >> No, we're good. I'm good, man. She's good for now. >> She got me cold in here. >> I know she is. I'll take it for her. What's your first name? >> I don't. >> You don't know? Okay. So, I'm going to put you >> and you'll stay in jail until you identify yourself. >> That's what you want to do. >> Okay. Resisting. Now, you're charged with it. >> Who usually lives at? >> How long has she been? Oh, >> so she died. Everybody here before the hurricane. your social security number. >> I think I'm not sure. >> You're uh she said she's what, turning 22 this year? >> H >> She's turning 22 this year. >> Yeah. >> Officers then [music] continue speaking with family members to confirm her personal information and sort out who lives at the residence. >> Okay. >> 2003 >> 2003. >> No, 2000. >> Well, then she'd be 24. She's turning 24. >> She 2009. She'll be 22. She'll be 22 years old this year, right? >> Yes. >> They mean she's born in 2002. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Not having a lot of luck. >> Well, they don't they don't work. So, um >> she not she doesn't live here with you. >> Um sometimes. >> Sometimes. Where does she What is What address does she count as her home or residence? >> Well, we just came from Hollywood. So, >> she just came You guys just moved around from Hollywood. So, she moved with you then, right? >> Yeah. >> All right. Do you happen to know what her phone number is? She don't have a phone. >> She doesn't have a phone. Okay. All right. Um, so just real quick so I can understand. I know you guys I know you don't really want our involvement and I can understand. >> Okay. >> Under the grandmother. >> I got you. So you're her grandmother. So she's inside screaming and yelling tonight because she's obviously intoxicated. >> Did you kind of go to her, hey, stop screaming and yelling and she just kind of pushed you? >> She she wasn't. She pushed me but not really pushed me. >> She pushed you but not really pushed you. >> Not really push. She was the go for the night. I want no charges on her. She was >> That's not how this goes. >> Hm. >> That's not how that goes. I You think I can just take someone's Constitutional Freedoms away without charging with a crime? >> She was yelling. >> What's that? >> She was yelling. >> Okay. I can't I can't arrest somebody for yelling. But you're saying that she pushed you? >> No, you cannot because now you're being dishonest with me. And the fact is I just put her in custody for battering you. And now you're sitting there going, "No, she didn't do anything." No, she didn't do anything. So now I've placed some this young lady into custody. had to force her into custody, which is now resisting an officer. It's another criminal charge. And now you're sitting there telling me, "No, she didn't do anything. No, she didn't do anything. I don't want to charge her." So, I'm charging with battery tonight. And how old are you, ma'am? >> 68. >> Okay. It's a felony because you're over the age of 65. >> She's charged with aggravated battery on an elderly person and resisting an officer without [music] violence. One bad decision turns a $1,000 warrant [music] into more charges. An officer recognizes a woman walking along the street and makes contact with her after confirming she has an active warrant out of Kingsburg. >> Yeah, you have a you have a warrant. You got to stop, right? >> Out of Kingsburg. >> Why are you talking to me? >> Cuz you have a warrant. >> Why do you know me? >> Cuz I know who you are. >> Come on. Please. Can I keep walking? >> No. >> Are you afraid of No. >> Come on. Please. >> No, Jess. Sorry. >> Please. I don't want to do this right now. Please don't make me Please don't. Please don't take me to jail. Please. I don't want to go to jail. >> 1,000 bucks. It's not a big deal. >> Come on. I don't want to go to jail, though. >> Jasper, your hands behind you back. >> Come on. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> We're not doing this. >> Is there 10%. >> If only we don't know. We're going to put you bringing headquarters. My hoodie. >> No. Give this to him. >> Stop. >> Wait a second. Wait. Why can't you have my hoodie? >> Okay. Well, we're not going to hand that off to my friend. >> Why are you talking to me? >> Stop resisting. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I'm not resisting. >> Yes, you are. Stop. Let go. >> I have my hands behind my back. >> I have my hands behind my back. >> You're still resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> You doing? >> I don't want to go to jail. Please. >> I'm not resisting. Stop. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not. I'm not resisting. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. I'm not resisting. I'm not. >> What's the problem? >> Nothing. >> What's in your pants? >> Give my hoodie. >> What's in your pants? >> Nothing. >> There's definitely something in your pants. >> Look. Look. Your pants up. You're going to get checked ahead. Stop. That's why >> I see shows. >> Yeah, I see that. >> Not my sister. >> What was that thing? >> Yeah. What? What? What the was that? >> No matter what. I know that. Well, now you're destined. >> Put her in. >> After she's fully restrained, they request a female officer to respond [music] so a more thorough search can be conducted in accordance with department procedures. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> If it's okay. >> Can he take your hoodie? >> Yeah. >> Now he can. >> Yeah. Now he can. We can have one female. 41. Can you see if you have a female officer in the area for search >> like a handsome guys or something? >> What? >> Who? >> Maybe. >> No, I don't. It's not my >> You got a Wan, you got anything in there? Hand sanitizer or anything? >> I just caught on my hand. But >> no, no, no. >> 56 card to >> you got this. You got it. It's >> in your uh door pocket. >> All right. >> 362. And then uh this >> Yeah. Yeah. What' he say now? >> 21 six county. I'll be coming 10 3 1 female 41. Start mile is going to be 426 76. >> During the drive to headquarters, the officer explains that the encounter became much more complicated [music] because she refused to cooperate. >> Can you get back to headquarters? >> I don't know why you did that. You just made it 10 times worse for yourself. >> You did though. You did. We told you to stop and you kept going. >> I didn't mean >> it's not that hard to understand. >> Run, you know. >> Yeah. You You >> What am I? You know, I'm not going to run. I don't want to run. >> I don't know what you were doing. >> No, I don't know. >> Yeah. >> Can I please help you? >> We'll see. >> Can you speak for me? >> No, I can't do that. >> I'm on the side of the road. >> Well, please. >> I'll talk when you get back to headquarters. >> Is he here? >> He might be. I don't know. >> I think he is. phone. >> No, I don't use my phone like that. >> Thank you. What's your name? >> I'm patrolling. Comey. >> What? >> Comey. >> No. What's >> Bernie? Comey. >> Comey. >> Bernie. >> Bernie. >> Yeah. >> I don't know. >> Tagboard. I helped you. >> No, I'm not. I told you I'm not calling him right now. You can figure it out later. We'll talk when we get to headquarters like I told you for the fourth time. Because she resisted officers and attempted [music] to conceal and discard an object during the arrest, she'll now face additional charges when they arrive at headquarters. 216 here. I'll be 103. End mile is going to be 42677. >> Well, now you're going to go into headquarters and you're going to get charged. 25 area Scott. I didn't know. She's taken into custody on the outstanding warrant and now faces additional charges for resisting arrest and attempting to conceal [music] and discard suspected narcotics. Hotel arrest takes a wild turn after woman refuses to cooperate. Officers respond to a hotel after [music] receiving reports of an intoxicated woman causing a disturbance over a disagreement with [music] hotel staff. By the time they arrive, things have already gone downhill. Ed battery on there. >> Abat disc criminal thing. >> Hey, Le's detaining her. [screaming] >> So I can tell. Okay, police. I want [laughter] you to tell I want you to understand. >> Oh, so I love Okay, I'm going to go. But first, I want you to understand what happened. >> We will get there. >> I would go. >> We will get there. >> I would go. >> We'll get there. But you don't get to act like that. >> No, but you know what happened. >> We will talk about it. >> We will talk about it in a second. >> No, but you stop trying to pull away from me. >> But first, you need to understand what happened. >> I cannot with this. >> Stop pulling away from me. >> Stop pulling away from me. Stop pulling away from me. >> I am not pulling up with you. >> Listen, >> I will take you to the car and we can talk. >> I will go. >> Stop pulling away from me. >> No, I'm not pulling. >> You are going to You are going to walk with me. Okay. You are not going to pull away from me. >> But man, >> I will listen when you find out to get to the car. >> But you have to find out who this was trying to do with me. You know what? >> Let's go to the car. I'm >> going to go with you. I'm going to go. >> I'm going. But listen, this mother, you you listen. >> Listen. No, I'm going. >> No, I'm going. But listen, >> my car. >> Yeah, we'll put her in yours for now. >> Yes, I'm doing this. >> We're going to go to there. He's going to double lock him. I'll talk to you in just a second. All right. >> That's my friend. You know what he did? >> No, he's coming with me. >> You know, >> after placing the woman in handcuffs, officers escort her to the back of a patrol vehicle. >> I'm going have to stay with her for just >> uh arma weapons. Are you armed? And why are you talking to me in Spanish? Like, >> no. >> Well, you weren't answering me in English. >> No, but the thing is that they arrested me in the hotel asking me like, [screaming] I'm going to turn the camera on. Okay. like kicking my squad car when I was talking to those [ __ ] Now listen up. You need to listen up, [screaming] [ __ ] Shut up, idiot. Me. She continues making a scene inside the patrol car, but it only makes the situation worse. Okay. So, [crying] She told me that I needed to pay an extra money for like literally to stay on this. No, for real. [screaming] Oh, I know you love to see this scenes like Open this door. [screaming] If you open this, >> hoping to understand what happened, an officer opens the door and asks [music] her to explain the incident. Instead of telling her story, she says she doesn't think [music] anyone is willing to believe her. >> Can you tell me what happened? >> No, >> I'm not going to say what happened. You're not going to believe what I'm trying to say. And don't try to record my face on that face or camera because I'm trying to tell you, but you don't believe me. Well, because understand how you're acting. >> We have to we have to address that first to make sure everybody's safe before we can talk to you. >> But why don't you let me let my hands off >> because of how you >> I'm No, no, I'm just trying to tell you what really happened and my friend let me go. >> So, let me read this to you and then we can Are you going to tell me what happened or no? Well, my friend was a good friend with me and he told me what was happening and this friend said that he was charging whatever it was and I wasn't even in the room because there but he was >> before you finish before you finish. All right. >> Oh my god. >> Just because you have handcuffs on. All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in a court of law or their proceedings. You have a right to attorney if you wish. If you do not if you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you if you wish. Do you understand your rights? Yeah, but why don't you let me go? I mean, my hands are like >> the reason the reason you are in handcuffs right now is because of how you were acting when we got here. >> You know what I was acting violent? >> Because they were No, because they were and you're acting in a manner him bunch of money that he didn't want to spend. I mean, they were trying, >> but that's no reason to heck. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. He came out. No, listen. You are not going to understand this. You are going to think that I'm crazy and I know that you're going to record on that. >> I'm required by >> whatever. >> I'm required by law to record. I'm required by law to record. And I I wish I can pull pull my head off my face so they can see me in my face because >> because I'm going to talk about >> She then insists the hotel [music] tried to charge her extra money she didn't owe and claims officers have already made up their minds because they think she's [music] drunk. >> Well, um >> so this is this is all because they charged him 60 >> because he didn't know he didn't understand me. He didn't hear me what I wanted to say. >> No, I want someone to hear me what I wanted to say. Cuz no one wanted to hear me what I wanted to say. What I wanted to say what I wanted to say else. I know they want to think that I'm crazy and I'm under influence. Yes, I am. But because I wanted to say something very important and it's really taking place, but nobody cares. You don't want to talk about me. You think that I'm crazy. Understand? Because you had me on handcuffs. That's cuz you're acting up. >> No, but you you didn't even are asking me what happened there. No. Look at me. >> No. I look like a criminal. You have camera on me. Like what? How will my help? Then >> I want you to go away. >> Okay. >> Unless you are here to help me. Otherwise, you can walk away. No, you are not. >> Do you want medical attention? >> No, I just need someone to hear me out. What's happening? >> Medical. I cannot go out and explain what really happened because what really happened it was that we came out to this hotel me and my friend and somebody else tried to rip us off. That's what really happened. >> That but when we ask you what your name is, you're supposed to give >> the woman becomes emotional over being handcuffed, saying she feels like she's being treated as a criminal when all she wanted was for someone to hear her side of the [music] story. >> I told you my name. You haven't told anybody your name yet? >> My name is Slater with my bodies. >> Okay, we're not we're not judging. >> But I don't want people to be handcuffing me and I wish I can work off my because I'm so mad, but I cannot and I feel like I'm a criminal. You know what I've been doing? Hold on one second. You knew that I was waiting on my friends. You know she knew friend I am telling you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I'm telling you. She knew. She asked me for a bunch of money. I'm telling you. Promise to God. I go to church every Sunday. I will never never say from my god ever. >> She's She's going to have to go. >> Okay. She's going to have to go. But they're going to talk to you real quick. >> Yeah. Whatever this has to happen, I'm down for it. >> Not yet. I said she's going to go. >> Wait. I never been handcuffed. [clears throat] >> So, you are taking me to court just because I want to speak up, >> huh? >> There's a way to speak up about things. >> No. I wanted to speak up, but you didn't let me. And I bet you love to do your job. >> Oh, I bet you do love to do your job. >> But but I'm going to tell you one thing. What's your name? >> Officer Griffith. >> Who? >> Officer Griffith. >> Griffith. >> Griffith. >> Griffet. >> My stepmom. >> Griffith. >> Oh, you really? >> You been a citizen for 20 years. >> Oh, listen. >> So, I'm all about Hispanic. >> Oh my gosh. So, so listen, listen. The officer continues [music] trying to calm her down while explaining why her behavior throughout the encounter has only made the situation worse. [music] >> Inappropriate. >> Oh, you said why is that inappropriate? Why is it inappropriate? >> Because you're not conducting yourself in appropriate manner. >> And why do you think that's happening Hispanic? >> Huh? You said that it wasn't appropriate. I mean, I can barely understand what you're trying to say, but I'm going to tell you one thing. I don't care if you are speaking out with a um uh speaker or whatever you are speaking on because I know that you are licensed to do that and we love to be licensed. >> Okay. >> But you need to learn how to understand others too. >> I think you need to understand how to also conduct yourself appropriately. Well, but how do you how do you how can you tell me that I wasn't >> uh because of what the officers had to do? >> No, you wasn't even understanding what I wanted to say. You totally ignore me without knowing >> recorded. We're not ignoring you. You're not conducting yourself in an appropriate manner. >> Yeah, but you you swear honest to God that you are doing your job. >> But we're not ignoring you. You're not conducting yourself appropriately. >> But you swear and honest to God that you were doing your job. >> I am doing my job. >> But you are not >> and that is subjective >> because you left the guy that really was the one that was taking over them. And I can I am here to tell you that. And you know what he's doing right now? Laughing about it. >> Okay. Your friend >> saying no. somebody else thinking that, oh my gosh, he took the one that wasn't meant to be. And that's the part that pisses me off. And I know I'm the one that has to pay for it, and I'm going to pay for it for a little while. >> As the conversation continues, her attitude begins to change. She apologizes several times and says she wishes she could take back what happened. Guess what? Yeah, you won't find him by now because he's somewhere else. And I know that it makes you feel so sad because you cannot do anything about it. And you have someone that is not the one because I swear to God that another one. Maybe you are going to be thinking, "Oh my gosh, she's the one." But I promise I'm not super than another one. They tried me out. They tried to make me feel that I was the one, but no. I was the I'm sorry because I know that you've been trying so hard to do this and I'm so sorry, Mr. police for um Yes. And I hate this because I wish I can do something about it. But no, I cannot do anything. And I know I'm terrible because I'm terrible. [ __ ] I'm terrible. But I know I'm terrible. And yes, you can go ahead and record my voice. Whatever. Yes, I know that that's part of your job and I'm down for it and that's okay. But I hate the part that they take you like bits. I wish I could wipe off my face because I have tears coming down my eyes and I cannot do that. But I hate this. >> The officer reassures her that the handcuffs will come off during the booking process and reminds her that staying calm and cooperating [music] with detention staff will help everything go as smoothly as possible. It is. >> Oh my gosh. Are they going to take a picture of me as soon as I get there? >> Eventually, they'll have to take >> Oh my gosh. Because I look awful. Oh my gosh. >> It'll be okay. I don't want anybody to take a picture of me while I've been crying. >> Oh my gosh. Please help me out on this. >> Would you like your mama to see you like >> you clean yourself up a little? >> No, but let me at least let me wipe off my tears. >> They will. [snorts] >> But I cannot. >> No, they're going to take the handcuffs off. >> No, they are. I mean, not. >> I'm telling you, they're going to take the handcuffs off. >> No, they're not listening. Put your listening ears on. >> Oh my god. You got to settle down or they're going to be taking care of you. Yeah, but my face my hair is all over my face. >> You're going to take the handcuffs off and then you can wipe your face off. >> Okay. >> But you have to calm down. >> Okay. >> They will not be very good if you don't >> Who are they? They are guys or girls. >> Officers, you need to settle down. >> Or you're going to have to wait because they don't like it if people don't settle down. >> Okay. >> You have to call. Well, that's not going to go well for you in here. >> Why is you so mean? >> Before turning her over to detention staff, [music] the officer continues encouraging the woman to remain calm and cooperative. >> Because you know, I want you to I want you to know something before you leave. >> I'm not leaving. >> And listen, >> I'm listening. >> I know you don't care, but I'm going to tell you something. Um um I really wanted to be a best. Okay. >> Which means to deal with dogs and animals. >> Okay. >> And I wasn't able to do it. >> Okay. >> A week before I was going to be called to be a bed. I um regretted to be it. >> Okay. because they they found out that I was way too um uh like way too much on people really taking care of on their business, you know. >> Okay. >> And that's what I that's why I couldn't [clears throat] perform that service. I want you to know that >> they're about to get you out, so you need to Okay. >> Yes. But I understand. You have to settle down. >> Okay. >> Marella. >> Yes. >> I am the name. >> No, I'm okay. >> No, I'm fine. They are treating me like I'm crazy, man. >> Okay, take that. >> Listen, we got to do a process. >> I'm going to look crazy. >> Okay. Well, we had to do a process. Can you wipe off the head I have on my face so I can see? >> We're going to get you in here and get you patted down. >> You have to settle down. >> I'm sorry. >> Have you been drinking today? >> A little bit, but I hate >> How much is a little dip? >> Who are you? >> I'm sorry. >> Um I hate the fact that um yes, I've been drinking. >> How much? Like two bottles of tequila or something? >> Two bottles of tequila? >> No, like two glasses. >> At the jail, staff begin the standard booking process by asking for basic identification and medical information. >> But my friend, >> but I was invited. But this lady that it was saying >> I got this on damage. [snorts] >> They were um shagging me with a bunch of >> So what's your name? What's your name? >> Would you take that off? >> Okay, we we'll get to that process. Okay, we'll get through that process here in a second. What's your name? >> Would you tell them what's my name? Because I don't remember. >> You don't remember your name? >> I'm drunk right now. >> Okay, you have to ask me. And and no, just because you are talking to me that I'm drunk, it means that >> and and yes, I'm kind of drunk and I know that you are recording. Um I love the >> Okay, let's go back to how much let's go back to how much did you have to drink today? >> No, listen up. >> No, no, no. I don't want you out yet. I don't want you out yet. >> No, I know. I know that you are recording, but I have on my back. >> Mhm. Um, the thing is that I was drinking with my buddies and we were we >> Are you from around here? >> Yeah, I'm an American citizen. I've been here. >> No, you're from this area. >> Yes, I've been living here for 10 years. >> Okay. They got you in a hotel. So, I just asked him. >> We Me and my buddy went there. Okay. Because he told me, "Okay, let's let's whatever it was. Me and my husband and a bunch of friends. And yes, we and we >> How often do you drink tequila? Did you drink every day? >> Me? >> No. Like, >> when's the last time you drank besides tonight? When was the last time? >> Twice a month. I wish I can wipe off my face. I >> Her intoxication makes it difficult [music] for her to answer simple questions, but officers remain patient as the booking process moves forward. >> Um, twice a month. You know what I do? I do drink a lot a lot of tequila and that's why they arrest me. >> Come on. Let's go in here. Let's get Let's get your name though. What's your name? Can you tell me your name? >> Yeah, we're going to do that right in here. Can you tell me your name? The woman is booked into jail and faces charges including aggravated battery, criminal damage, disorderly conduct, and resisting or obstructing officers. And that folks is how quickly pride can become regret. [music] Which case takes the top spot for you? Let us know in the comments.