645 dispatch just we got the door open. Get out of the car now. Yes. Uh what's her name? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So, see they've been like doing all day. Mhm. Um they called too, I think, or they were going to call. Um, uh, she peeled off out of the driveway, backed into the mailbox. They just fixed it. She has squatters, whatever in there. Okay. And, um, like a couple times like came back like our driveway after we've asked her to not ever be on our property. We asked her that so many times. She'll come walking into our fence messing with our window trespassing. She has no regard for anything. So, she's just this whole area. She thinks it's hers. Okay. So, what what happened? She hit that mailbox. She hit that mailbox. She was parked here. Almost hit her car. Um, luckily she's laughing at us and we're in the driveway. She's like still peeling back and forth. Is it a Kia Soul one? I don't even know it works. But she's still out right now. Who? God knows where. Probably. But that mailbox is hers, right? Yeah. Yeah. They just put it back up pretty hard. It was like that old pole was not the telephone pole, but the little mailbox pole was down. They just put it back up. Yeah. And we're trying to get her number cuz I don't think she has any of that on the car or like apparently she doesn't have her license either. Now, uh trying to remember what her name is, but it's the one that shows up on the roof. Yes. So, she was driving. Yes, she was driving. And she has We're very familiar with her face. So, yeah, I'm positive that was her. So, were you guys out here when it happened or We heard Well, we were in the backyard here and then we heard it and then we came back out and she backed into it twice and then Yeah, backed into it twice. back into it twice. What' she hit this time? Her mail. Mailbox. I just put it back up, but it was all down. Oh my gosh. I guess and hit that electrical pole and see her mailbox. Peel marks right there. Was she by herself in the vehicle? No. No, there were like three other people. They've been doing drugs all day. She seemed to be the one in control of the drug. Yeah. Handing them out. All right. Did she say anything when she was leaving? Like screaming anything out of her? It happened quick. She screamed up, hit that, knocked that off, and then boom, over here, and then took off. And I know, I mean, unless a miracle happened, she's um has no license, registration, or insurance currently. She's out driving under the influence. Yeah, they were definitely getting high. I don't know on what, but whatever you need foil for. And when you hear snorting, I mean, our fence as far as where our fence is, like this far away sitting where she hangs out to have her coffee and cigarettes. That guy get on his bike. He almost fell. Yeah. And it's weird cuz you watch them and they're normal and then all of a sudden like they'll start all of a sudden they can barely most bizarre thing ever. It's It gives me the chills. Anyway, I won't keep her time. I'm glad you guys are safe. Once that's gone, this will be the most quiet. And like I said with the fire, we thought that was bad. Yeah. Well, the mortar that that's freaking crazy. There she is. There she is. 613 at the east. Got eyes on the station eastbound on a little. All right, real quick. All you guys saw who the driver was? Yeah. What's her name? Okay. Excellent. She just changed it to a key apparently. Oh, okay. Okay. Well, I chased her all the way to MLK 301 and it got cancelled by my bosses, so I could Yeah, she fled. As soon as I got behind her at U Myrtle and Yeah, Myrtle and Orathon, she took off. It's just dangerous driving and heavy traffic. Kids are coming out of school. So, my supervisor is like, I cancel. It's just a hit and run, you know, type video. So, does it still have the markings like all the drawings on the side? She just painted it purple. Yeah, the between the window and the bumper, that part on the hatchback is a little bit. And then there's also a dent. Yeah, but something noticeable. Something that sticks out cuz I didn't see purple. Yeah. Purple big section. I mean, I'm talking like this big right on the back on the hatchback. So, this is the mailbox that she hit. And that post in the mailbox. So she she just hit this and this fell off. Yeah, I guess so. Yeah, she kind of hit it. So it definitely hit this pole on the Okay. But this Did somebody come and he came and like the guy that ran the post back in? Oh wow. Okay, guys. Yeah. Watch out. Was that a dog or screeching tire? Yeah. probably stand by. Here we go. Yep. I'm sorry. Ying trying to decide, should I stop? Should I stop or should I not? Yeah. Um, but I see them show up from time to time for 10 minutes at a time here and there like they're picking something up and the last few nights people are pulling in and coming out all days someone's running something out. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. This house. Yeah. Thank you so much, sir. I appreciate it. Ladies, you too as well. Okay, sir. Make the attempt to try and contact somebody here. Hi. Hi. You live here? Uh, I do. Temporarily. Supposed to be moving out or whatever, but um you hear about Michelle running into the [ __ ] pole? Yeah. Yeah. That's a thing and a [ __ ] I need her to not come back around. All right. She doesn't live here anymore. No, she got all of her stuff. Her mom came and got it. Her son came and got her cats. Like Oh, wow. Yeah. And right now it's basically the people who are here. We're all trying to get out because they just got sold. Okay. And we're in the process of it. And every time she comes around it just backslides everybody because we have to make sure she's not lighting the roof on fire, not being crazy. So she has nothing here that says that she lives here. If by chance she comes back today, tonight, whenever, call 911 quietly. Said, "Hey, Michelle Leer's here. She has a warrant." Okay, I appreciate it. All right, Shauna, thank you very much. Open the door. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. She's still unresponsive inside the vehicle. Get out of the car now, cuz I'm telling you. Get out of the car now. Come out. Have the car now. 41. She's trying to back her car out and trying to pass me. Larry's right next to her. All right. She's bleeding. She's going eastbound on 41st Street. All right. Just let her go. Uh, that vehicle was also signal for 91's pull turning around at 44th and no brings back to the scene. Okay, for 8:00, she's going to have rear passenger side fender damage to her vehicle now. Go ahead, calm your your wife down. Okay, I'll talk to you guys in a ride. Okay, you heard what I told her. Get out of the car. 64 by dispatch 1097 on that call at 41st Street 1012. She's in the car now. Get out. Just give us a 103 right now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Michelle, hey, get back in your house, please. Ma'am, I'm on the phone with 911. Get back. Okay. I know you called. I know. We'll be with you in a second. We're worried about your safety right now. Yeah. You got an ask. Open the door. Where's the Where's the latch to open it? There's no latch. She's She's tying her thing right now. I'm trying to convince her to come out of the car without using force right now. Deescalation tactics. Okay, your top's on. I just need you to finish tying that knot and then I need you to open the door. No problem. She doesn't. I've got plan B. Okay. All right, perfect. Now unlock the door. Michelle, I need you to open the door. Unlock it. Unlock the door now. It's not It's tied. I need you to open the door. I'll tell you when you get outside the vehicle. Open the door or we will break the window. Okay. Open the door or we will break the window. Your choice. Ter, we've got it. I don't want to be aggressive. I'm just asking you to step out. You're not stepping out. We just have an uncooperative subject. No, don't light the cigarette. Just step out of the signal. Confirmed. It is Michelle. Hey, she's a bunch of active. Hey, what were we advised by officer Blanco? There's PC for arrest. Open the door. Open the door. Do it now. Open the door. Michelle, last chance. Hurry up. Please don't break the window. I know you just step out. Let the recruit do it. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Dispatch, just take we got the door open. Take him in custody. Get out of the car now. Get off of me. Ow. Ow. Stop fighting. Stop resisting. Stop me. No. Stop resisting. Ow. You [ __ ] are the crooks. N. Ow. That hurts. Ow. Ow. I numb you. Stop jerking around. That hurts. Hold the up. I'm trying to fix it. Ow. Fix it when you're calm down. Back off. You let him know we're trying to clean the boy. Ow. Hurt. Ow. It really hurts. Can you get out? We'll fix it. Do you want me to go get the warrant? Oh, it hurts. If you don't mind. Yeah. I don't have a warrant. So, we'll do a second. What do I have a warrant for? Fix it now. I don't have a warrant. Ow. Stop moving them and they won't be uncomfortable.