These officers thought they'd seen it all until they met these unbelievable folks. Here are four cases when crazy hoarders from hell get arrested. Number four, girlfriend lies about boyfriend's whereabouts. Officers get a shocking surprise. On January 23rd, 2025, officers were tracking a suspect actively avoiding arrest. A tip led them to his partner's residence. But when they arrived at the location, the case took a surprising turn. Knock on the trailer. >> Hey, what's going on? Nothing. >> How are you? Good. >> Well, the reason I'm here is I'm looking for Randy. >> That's great. >> Is he here? >> I haven't heard from him in three days. I pushed him off. >> All right. They said I guess he's cut his ankle monitor off and he's supposed to be in the area. They wanted us to check here. Are you the only one here? >> No. Pops is here. >> Can you have Pops out? You live here or just >> Yeah. >> Can we look around just make sure he's not in there? Would that be all right? >> I talked to him. >> Yeah, I understand. Not a problem. >> I can. The handle was around. >> Hey. >> Hey. Now, what's going on with the dog? >> I just I put him up. >> Do what? >> I just going to put him in the back room. >> Can you put him in there? You'll care if we come in. Take a look around. Make sure he's not here. Right. >> All right. Thank you. We just don't want to get ate up. >> That was that fine. He's like so big. >> Super weird. >> Got a bear with us. So, we're going to have to move the dogs around. >> That's fine. Hey, come here for a second. >> Come in here. >> Huh? >> You can. This one's >> You ready for us? Okay. >> But let me talk to you for a second before we go in there. Come here and talk to me just a minute before we go in here. The homeowners give the green light for a search, but what officers uncover next is downright shocking. >> I've always been straight with you. He's always been straight with me. He's not easy. I don't want to cuz I don't want to see somebody get hurt. I don't want us to get hurt. I don't want him to get hurt. Something stupid happens. Okay. >> It's a dog. I swear to God, it's the dog. >> Okay. All right. He's not like hiding in a closet. We're not He's not armed, anything like that. Okay. All right. Anyone else in here other than two of you? >> Oops. The dog. >> Okay. All right. Which Where's the dog? the rack the back room. >> Okay, >> it's Yeah, >> that's I am worried about that. >> So, where is he at with the dog? >> In the back room back there. So, we got to alternate if I give you guys the most of the house. >> We'll start this way first. Okay. >> Somebody told me that somebody ran out of my mom's old house when they showed up. Is that even true? Cuz you know how stuff gets >> Where at? >> Mom's old house. put on hel's daughter either. It was me that went and took pictures of the house. >> Oh, I didn't hear anything about that. >> So, >> okay. So, this way. >> Not really much. And then that back door right there. I guess he has probably got him. So, I'm sorry. I just don't know how he's not like it towards everybody. But >> officers weave through the tight packed space and soon uncovered the suspect hiding in one of the last places they expected. >> Is that where the dogs at? Quit >> quit. >> Oh, I forgot the 10 for we're getting ready to finish up. So, if he shows up, right, let us know. I mean, not trying to put that on you, but you know. Um, >> is he got problems? I mean, you guys on good terms. You said you pissed him off. show up in front, >> but that's just because I'm still waiting to go to this maternity house in Mount Vernon and everything and then it got put off cuz I had to go to Brian Baker first >> and it looked like I was making up and he thought I was just going to make another excuse not to go. So, >> okay. All right. Yeah. Well, apparently they think he's in the area. So, go ahead. I'll leave. >> There he is. Come on out of there, partner. Come on. Come on. Walk out, partner. Stop. >> Walk. Walker, you step on. We're going to bring you up. Come on. >> You're fine. >> Bring your leg up. Get stuck. Bring you up. You're >> fine. I'm not going to fight. >> Yep. Still for me. Close this door. You got anything on you? >> With the suspect in cuffs and ready for transport, the officers allow him a brief moment to say goodbye to his partner. >> Is that fine right there with your hoodie? Locked up. All right. Oh yeah, there's other officer probably coming in. >> You got it. Follow me. Okay. >> I got kicked out. I should have grabbed that jacket. She grabbed my jackets in there. Yeah, that's fine. Grab my ID and stuff. Yep. Yep. Just fall down. >> Follow this off. I'll get you through there. >> All right, Jordan. Thank you cigarettes. I'm not going to need them. They're not going to let me get. >> Now that his final words are said and the situation is under control, the officers move forward with the arrest. >> Far close. Are you close? Yeah, that's mine. This look only reason cuz it's got a letter. There's a my ID and all that stuff is in it's got numbers. She can keep the jacket to keep her code or keep one. You can go through it. I promise you. >> No, you're fine. I was just making sure before I give it to you. >> It's right on my Got my social. Yeah. >> Yep. Sorry. Apologize for it. I'm glad you didn't do anything. You know, I told her I don't want to see anybody do anything silly. Make things worse. Hey, the uh the the ankle monitor is not in here, is it? Okay. I'm going to call Joshua right away. >> Funniest part about all that. Ultimately, he was charged with evading law enforcement and violating parole. Number three, landlord calls police after discovering what's behind the door. On March 6th, 2025, officers responded to an unusual call from a local hotel. A man who had been staying there for nearly a week suddenly vanished, leaving behind a trashed room and a woman who refused to leave. Here's what happened when the police arrived. guy one ranch, >> okay, for one week. Then first day coming, he's just one guy. But maybe last night he's bring some girl and maybe you see you know this girl is really crazy and he's my mess up room and everything and this guy is leaving. >> He he left but she had to leave. >> Yes. Yes. He's in >> what room? >> 217. >> 217 >> man. He these people he's a he's nice guy but >> so but he checked out. >> Yeah. He's He's leaving. Yeah. He said, "Hey, your room is verified." >> Has he left already? >> Yeah, the guy is left, but she's in the room. >> All right, I got you. >> Yeah. >> Not sure if this is related or not. >> Aclocking it. Maybe she locked it. It's time to go, ma'am. Open the door. It's >> open. Hi. >> It's time to pack up and go. >> I I am, but I would like to make a report. Look, I was in here. My money's gone. I had money in here. This guy held me. He had uh stores. Here's the one weapon this man had. It's like a thing with two ends on it. He said, "I'm going to >> Let me look at your eyes. Did you smoke it last night? >> Yeah, he was doing I'm not going to lie. Yeah, I did. Yeah, we were. I was doing >> start packing yourself. >> I am. Thank you so much, officer. I got I already called. >> What did you do to this room? >> Look, this guy was saying that I was stealing from and I didn't do this. >> Destroy the room. >> Look who did. He said, "No, what you talking about, sir?" No, no, nothing. I'm telling you. >> According to her, the damage wasn't her doing. It was the man's mess. But just when the officers think they've heard it all, she makes a request they didn't expect. >> Look, I was held up here. >> Whatever again. Okay, I didn't do all this. Look, I just found my pants. Okay, look. Okay. Thank you, sir. Can I please get my pants on? >> Yes. >> And go in the bathroom. I just found my money. I for $20 bill, too. I have 25 bucks. I got a ride. I got a Uber. I called. >> You want a whole bulb of garlic? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. There's about three of them over here. >> No, that's okay. >> All right. >> Okay. I just go and break on. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's him. I don't drink. >> Make a red gun. >> I don't drink. >> Yeah, I know. >> See the power guide. That's mine. >> Time is it officer? >> It's time to stop going to the bathroom. >> I got Yes, sir. Is it 10:00? >> It's time to go. That's what time it is. Ma'am, get dressed. Let's go. >> I am I got my pants on. >> Can I Will you please tell me what time it is, officer, please? >> 9:00. >> 9. Oh my god. >> Okay. Can I call the cash? Yes. These are wet, dude. >> Ma'am, you need to put your shoes on. >> I am. But what are Can you take me somewhere, sir? Please. Where where do you have to go? >> Okay. On Mall Street. My Okay, I'll call this number because they were coming to get me, but it's not they're not coming for another hour. They're at work. And >> but if they're at work, there's no We're not going to take you to their place. >> Listen, she she's coming. She's working. >> Ma'am, pull your pants up. >> Okay, these are wet. I can't put >> She She'll let me go there. I already called and told her. She said, "Can you come to M Street?" She doesn't take no for an answer and begins defying even the most basic commands, slowly wearing down the officer's patience. >> Right around the corner. >> It does not. >> It's It's way far out. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, can you take me over to uh Windsor and Clark? >> To where? >> To Windsor and Clark. >> No. >> Okay. I know. Yeah. No. Okay. That's cool. >> Get Get your shoes on. >> Yes, sir. Can you call an ambulance for me then? >> What do you want an ambulance for, man? >> Cuz I want to go to the hospital. >> Why? >> I'm injured. I'm very injured. I'm injured. You're injured. >> Okay. Um, right now I'm telling you I don't know. Yeah. No, they're wet. Look, I'm injured. >> I'm injured and I need >> Okay. So, those old bruises, they fell. >> Okay. Look. >> Yes. That old thing on your arm. What is that? >> Okay. I fell down in in the parking lot. Sure. >> Then I've got it too handy. But if I wanted to go to the hospital, then I need to go to the hospital. I got to do something. I am here. >> They're wet. >> I don't care. >> I got another Okay, I know. >> They're wet. Look, I got pants underneath it. I got a skirt underneath this. >> Why would I don't want to put wet pants on. It's terrible. I want to go to the hospital. >> Female. >> I'm good. I'm I'll go to the hospital. Yeah. >> And did you take me? I'm not going to be out here like this. How do you How am I going to be out here in this? >> No. What pants? >> So, since EMS is coming, you have to still walk out. You need to put your shoes on. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Ma'am, >> Ma'am, do you want to go to the hospital or do you want to go to jail? >> Um, okay. What's the charges? >> Uh, criminal trespass. cuz we've asked you to leave multiple times and you have no rights to the room. So, get your stuff and get out. >> Okay. You're officer, you're having this is nuts. >> I'm not playing this game with you. >> How am I playing? >> Put your shoes on and let's go. >> Okay. Yes, officer. What's your name? >> Officer McDall. >> Oh, okay. Well, I apologize the utmost. You think I'm playing D? I'm not. As paramedics arrive, she attempts to derail the process with lastminute medical claims, but the stalling tactic fails, and her situation only gets worse. >> I'm not trying out here like this with wet pants, no socks. You ready? >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Here we go. Let me hurry up and charge me. It's crazy. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> My name is Christo. >> What is it? >> No, we are not moving your stuff for you. >> Can I grab more stuff? I got everything ready. >> Grab what you need. >> Thank you. Is the police or is this the ambulance coming? >> Yes, the ambulance is coming. >> Someone down. Okay, there. Here. >> Nerve. >> Nerve. >> What's going on? Excuse me. Um, I need the emergency room, please. I got I got two ear infections. I got my knee got twisted. My knees and just real station going crazy. So, she probably got high, ran out of here, and then came back. And dude was like, I'm done. Yeah. If she doesn't get out of here in two minutes, what's her first name? Crystal. Hey, Crystal. >> Yes, sir. >> You got a warrant? >> From where? >> Well, it's out of our court's office. So, either you get your stuff and you walk off down the road or >> What is it for? >> You're going to go to jail. >> Criminal mischief. And we're going to add on criminal trespass. Get your Let's go. We're done. Get your stuff. We're done. >> Criminal mischief. >> We're done. Get your stuff and let's go. Well, you're going to jail. >> Okay. >> The door's this way, Crystal. >> You're wasting everybody's time now. >> Yeah. >> You are. >> Yeah. >> Is that your Bible or is it the hotels? >> No. This is the motel. >> This is mom. >> Get out. >> Get out. Crystal. Once she's out of the room, her behavior escalates even further, claiming ownership over everything in sight. At this point, the officers decide they've seen more than enough. >> No, you'll get out of the hotel. Get out of the hotel. >> Get out of the room. >> Please. Please. >> Crystal, you >> will you go get my stuff out of there. Please, officer. >> Crystal, we've given you 20 minutes to get your stuff. >> I can't do it. I'm wet. I got my PS on the freezing. Will you at least go get my stuff out of the room? My money there. I got $20 in the room. Don't >> Can you do that? Can you >> There was a $5 bill in the bed that I saw. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I have $25. Call I call this number. >> I'm going to leave. >> Yeah. Can >> you have your jackets? Please grab them. >> Bro, get my stuff out of there. Can you guys do that after me? Sir, I don't have >> a blanket or something. You can go get >> No, we're not giving you the hotel's blanket. >> It ain't good looking. They don't have that blanket. >> Yes, they do. >> Oh, yeah. They got a comforter. >> Did you get it? >> Okay, whatever. >> Yeah. 134. >> Crystal, put your jackets off the property. >> I am, sir. Let's go. >> No, put your hands on. >> But you're not. Thank you. >> You're not putting your jacket on. Yes, I am. Will you get my money? The $5 then. >> What did you do with it? >> I don't >> I need I need my money at least. >> Put your hands behind your back, Crystal. You're going to jail now. >> I was good by drink. Please. >> I've given you multiple chances. >> Thank you. >> Stop. Stop. Crystal freezing out. >> Well, you're going to go to jail and that's at least the one place right now for your criminal trespass and criminal mischief. >> Charging the bad. >> We are charging you >> cuz we've given you multiple chances to leave. The paramedics checked you out. They said you don't need to go to the hospital. Crystal, >> despite being restrained, she keeps yelling, making it clear she's not done causing problems. >> No, you're going to jail. You have you have a warrant anyways, ma'am. Giving you multiple chances to leave >> and you didn't leave. >> I can't walk. >> The paramedics checked you out. >> Stop. If you spit on me one more time, I'm going to have you. >> Sorry, sir. I'm not trying to spit on you. >> There's my ride. That's what I called out. If my ride >> Where's your ride? >> He's right there. >> Where? >> It's a freaking um Cadillac. >> It's a silver Cadillac. Her name is Pam. There's no Cadillac here. >> There is no Cadillac. >> I got a ride. I don't Can you put clothes on? >> Can you give me a ride, >> sir? That Can you grab that stuff, sir? >> They're not going to take that stuff. >> Please don't take me to jail. I got a ride. I promise. >> Well, you still have a warrant, so it is what it is, man. >> Are they going to take me there for Can you grab my cigarettes, please? >> They're not going to take your cigarettes. >> I am. I'm going to take them. I need Please. They're not going to take that. >> I did my cigarettes dude on my way. >> They are not going to take this. >> Smoke on the way there. >> No. >> Why? >> You would have worked with us. >> I am working with you. >> No, you're not. >> Have a ride coming. >> Can I get coats? >> Your coats are right there. >> Thank you, officer. Thanks, sir. >> Here's the deal, ma'am. >> You could have took me to my house. That's all I asked for. I can't be out here like this. >> I have a warrant. >> Okay. What? I have a warrant for what is it? Tell me for being in a car, right? It was because I was in a car. Stay. That's it. Is that's what it is? >> The moment she's in the back seat, the panic sets in. >> I got two ear infections. I got Ma, man. I'm not to belong in jail. I haven't been in trouble in so many years. Did you see that? Sir, please. Sir, I'll never I'll never come back here again. Please don't charge me. with this. >> I'm not charging you with anything. You have a warrant, ma'am. I >> I can't believe you're even going to tape me for this dumb. What is it? I didn't even know it didn't show up yesterday. I can't believe this. I haven't been in so much trouble. I've been in so good. I would have went to court. I don't even know. It wasn't even there. Didn't even know. Sir, I can't see. She just got an original original criminal trust or criminal mischief out of us. >> I gotit. >> Put your shoes on. >> And the books. >> And that's it. >> Yeah, that's her glove. >> That's her glove. Okay. All right. >> Thank you. In the end, the woman was charged with criminal trespassing. Number two, police step in to save dog from one of the worst owners they've seen. On May 5th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a parking lot after reports of a dog left inside a hot vehicle. With temperatures rising, time was critical. The officers knew they needed to act fast. There we go. Come on. Can you come out? Come out. Come on. Come on. Come on. Can you fit it? There we go. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. All right. Thank you for getting out. I've never actually >> Okay, I just want to get him wet a little bit cuz I know he's hot. >> Cluttered, overheated, and unfit for any living thing. The inside of the car made the dog's condition even worse. But officers act quickly, removing it safely and getting help on the way. >> Good job. So, >> come here. >> His name's Come on. Easy in there. Come on. >> I know, buddy. There you go. >> Give me uh give me one second. I think I have some more water. >> Is this your car, sir? >> Yeah, it is. >> Okay. So, this is registered to you. Where you going? >> Right here. >> She's in the back for what? Your dog? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Give him a minute. It's in the back of my car. There's AC on in there. Okay. >> Okay. >> Gary, can we get the dog some water or is he good or what? >> Yeah, he's good. >> We can give the dog water, but I have to talk to him first. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Uh, he might try and run out. He has some beach on. >> Hi, baby. Wait, wait, wait. Hi, baby. Good boy. Okay. Okay, take a break. Just a little bit. Just a little bit. We don't want you sick. Come on. Okay. Okay. All right. That's it. That's it. That's it. Go back in. Go back in. Come on, baby. Come on. Go in. Can someone help me get the dog back in the car? Come on. Come on, baby. >> Hi, buddy. >> Oh, no. Make him jump in the car with the water. Take the water in the car. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> While some officers work to calm the restless dog, another begins questioning the owner, who now has to answer for the situation he created. >> Let me get under you. Come on, dog. Get in. Wait. Wait. Come on. Come on. Go the other side. Open the other door. Come on. This way. >> There's the finger. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> So, I do just have to talk to you before I ask you any kind of questions or anything like that. I have to let you know of your your rights. Okay. So before we start, I'm required to warn you before you make any statement that you have the following constitutional rights. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> So that being said, I do just have a couple of questions. Um the dog that was this this vehicle, this is your vehicle, correct? >> Okay. And so the dog that was inside the vehicle, that's your dog, correct? What's the dog's name? >> Mr. Bojangles. >> Mr. Bojangles. You know how old uh >> three >> Mr. Bojangles is? >> Three. >> How long have you had him for? >> Since he was a puppy. Uh >> 10 weeks. >> When when did you leave him in the car >> is what I'm trying to ask. >> Last night. >> Last night. So you left him last night. >> So what reason did you leave him here in the car? He's fine in the car for like an hour or so. >> Did you leave him any kind of water, food, anything like that in the car? >> I walked him uh and I gave him water. >> What did you put the water in? >> Uh cup. >> Cup. >> Yeah. >> And so you you said last night around what time did you leave here? to blur because it was sunfetched last night. And uh >> um the officer quickly picks up on the inconsistencies in the man's story and doesn't let them slide, pressing him harder with each contradiction. >> What's the question? >> Around what time last night did you leave him in the car here? And you said that you left last night. What time was that? I left him in the afternoon. Late afternoon. >> You told me that you left him last night. >> I said I was looking for him last night, >> right? >> So, how would you have been looking for him last night, but didn't leave him? Obviously, you would have had to leave him if you were looking for him. Correct. >> Yeah, he was in the car, >> right? >> Uh, so I was looking for at for him. >> Mhm. And then you couldn't find him. Correct. >> I couldn't find him. And so I gave up. I uh fell asleep uh last night and at 6:00 this morning I started to look again. >> Okay. Where So from 6:00 until you came back over here in the car, where were you? >> Where was I? >> Yeah. >> Uh at my sister's house. >> Okay. And when you got to your sister's house, did you mention anything about the dog? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you guys come look for the dog? >> We were We were on our way. >> You were on your way? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. Is there anything else that you want to tell me? Anything else you feel is relevant to my investigation? >> No. >> No. >> No. You know, um, my heart is broken, you know, from and and >> Okay. Have you ever has this ever happened before? Following the initial interview, a relative of the owner speaks up and his account makes the situation look even worse. >> It's my uncle. >> It's your uncle. >> He is not well. >> Okay. >> He uh he kind of disappeared. >> Um went all the way up to New York, back to Florida. He's like not mentally there anymore. Just kind of like fell apart. Um, and today my mom called me while I was at work saying that my uncle just appeared at her house. Just walked up with nothing. >> So, what's going to happen is animal care is here. Okay. So, they have to take the dog. >> Okay. >> All right. They're going to call you once they once they check the dog out. So, once the dog is determined to be okay to be released. So, once they get the dog out of my car, you'll go into my car. >> Why am I being arrested? because of how you left the dog. Okay. The dog was left for an extended period of time in the vehicle with no water, no food, no nothing. We had a call about a dog and I got here and the dog was clearly in distress. Okay. >> He had water. Uh >> there was no water when I was here >> twice last night. >> Okay. Well, it's also South Florida and it's extremely hot and sunny. Okay. Okay. So, for him to be in that car all day by himself with no water, no nothing. Okay. >> In the end, the owner was charged with two serious offenses, including animal cruelty and animal abandonment. Number one, hoarder steals neighbor's dog. But the cops weren't ready for what came next. Things escalated fast in this next case. A woman allegedly stole her neighbor's dog. And when officers arrived, she pulled a knife. Here's how the situation unfolded from there. >> What's going on? >> All I want to do is >> What's going on? Can you Hey, drop the knife. Hey, put the knife down. >> Put the knife down. >> Drop it. Drop it. >> No, don't put it in your pocket. Drop the knife on the ground now. >> Drop the knife. Get it out of your pocket. Drop the knife now. >> Get it out of your pocket. >> I don't even have a pocket. >> Drop the knife. You're going to get tased. >> Take it out of your pocket. >> Put the dog on the ground. >> Put the dog on the ground. >> This is my command, buddy. >> This right here. >> Put the dog on the ground. Do it. Now you're going to get tased. >> Do you understand what I'm telling you? You're going to get tased. >> It's going to hurt. Put the dog down and turn around. >> Put the dog down and turn around or you will be tased. It's going to hurt you. >> Isn't it funny, >> Crystal? How every >> just listen to him. >> The number of times I've had to deal with you. >> Put the dog down. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> I just need the innocent free >> from the jack. >> Do you see? >> I saw it. >> Who's in her? It's in her right pocket. >> Right pocket. >> Yeah. >> Aces. >> You want to go hands? >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Give me your hand. >> Let go of your hand out. Bring your hand out. >> Let go of your dog. On the ground. >> Bring your hand out. >> You got it. I don't have cuffs. I got you. >> Crystal, lay flat on your stomach. >> Flatten your stomach. >> All your body weight on me. Good job. >> Stop resisting. >> Crystal, stop resisting your arm away and resisting. Keep it right there. >> These handcuffs are going to go on you and then you're going to be searched. >> Mhm. >> You're going to follow lawful commands when you're given them by uniform sheriff's office. >> Right. >> Let me get the right one. >> Yeah. >> She resists arrest, but the officers manage to bring her under control. And from here, her actions only grow more bizarre by the second. >> She's double lock. I got it. >> Double >> search. I got the knife and the lighter out of the right pocket. We're going to roll my way to the other side. >> All right. This side. >> What do I got? >> You got a knife. >> I got love. >> You got a knife. Are you convicted, Crystal? >> This is what I got. >> Are you hurt? Do you need an ambulance? >> Have you consumed any medications? How high are you, Crystal? >> Listen, >> I'm probably about 5 years old. >> Okay. >> Bring your knee in. >> I'll wait till you're ready, buddy. >> Huh? We're in no rush. >> I'm good. We're going to go up and go to a car. >> Okay. Let me let me let me do a thorough search on this side. I didn't go to thorough search. I remember the babies when you touch them where you call November, they just automatically >> put your leg down and touch the >> should be good. >> I already in the call cuz we know her. You're going to stand up. Are you ready? >> Yeah. >> All right. Go ahead and stand up. We're going to help. One, two, three. Up and up. >> I just need the innocent one. First car. First car. >> Uh-huh. Okay. Where is uh Katie? >> Where you going to? 1909. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Where are we going? >> To a man named what? Casey. >> Casey is where we're going. >> K would be put in your foot. >> Please put your foot in. Kentucky. Put your foot in before I slam it in. >> All right, Mo. My hands, bro. >> The woman continues to ramble from the back of the cruiser while officers update their colleagues on what just happened. >> All right. No, don't put your bar. >> No, just keep keep feeding it until it comes out. There we go. >> Does anyone know where the desert rose grows? only ancient which is the last thing anyone wants to be. >> She was just she wasn't making any sense. >> I told her to put the knife down. She put it in her pocket in her right pocket >> and she was still open closed. Was the knife open at all? >> She it was open first and then she closed it and then put it in her pocket. >> Okay. And then so we you know got taser and she wouldn't she and then he arrived and >> yeah I got here after she had put the knife away just came out Ross was giving commands she she had her hand up like this dong in the other hand was talking so I said let's let's go put our guns away it went to go reach for the knife as we got close to her but we got her hand got her on the ground and now she's Uh, pocket knife was recovered. And what else? What else you have in her? >> A lighter. She had a light. A lighter. >> Take a breath. >> I'm >> okay. Hey, take a breath. You're good. >> Everybody okay? >> Yeah. >> Got bit by a dog, but I'm straight. >> Where'd you get bit? >> Did it break skin? >> Nah. Kind of nicked me. >> Okay. As long as it didn't break skin. If it broke skin, then we got to do a accident. >> Yeah, I'm straight. Let's get EMS here for her. >> I'm one of the neighbors here, too. We heard the commotion. This is definitely his job. >> Oh, I I I know I know it's not her dog. I know her dogs. It's not her dog. >> Well, then she started talking about some other name, Oscar, you know, like like I who I say I am. I didn't even I hear you. >> The victim's account fills in the gaps, offering disturbing insight into the suspect's behavior that night. I I dealt with her the other day. She was kind of going crazy. It didn't meet any criteria for us to bake racket at the point. However, obviously, we're in different circumstances now. Um, >> she she followed me. So, I didn't go to my house. I didn't want to go right to the house. So, I came down here and there was a guy on the porch, >> right? >> Talking on the phone, you know, and so when I stopped there, she came up there. >> Cut. >> No, this just >> Do you need medical attention at all? I'm sorry. I didn't ask. >> She She tried to cut the rope, you know. She, you know, was saying wasn't hurting my dog. >> I don't know. >> So, so when did you first see her? >> First time I ever saw her. >> Yeah. Like today. Today. Today. >> Just now. >> Like just now. >> She lives right here on the side. >> She lives in the next >> Yeah. She's Avenue G. Right. Yeah. I know where she lives. >> Between Avenue G. >> You saw her down there. >> I was riding my dog. I do it every night. >> Okay. She was sitting out there with her dog >> on Avenue G, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And so one of her a dog that I thought was hers came out, you know, without a leash and she had that other one in her arm. And then she come out there and she said uh something and and she said, "I'm going to do something you're not going to like." And I thought she, you know, cuz I talked to her before, so I thought she was okay, you know. So she came up and grabbed the leash. She took the dog and started walking back towards the house. I was going to take the dog from me. So I realized she was wearing right. So I had to go and take it. But when I did, she pulled. >> I got to go. Oh yeah. I just I heard the commotion came over here cuz Yeah. >> I appreciate it. >> Okay. >> So she pulled a knife. >> So So So she got a a hold of your dog. >> Yeah. She took the leash from me. >> Okay. How'd she Did she like just ask for it? Did she take it from me? Did she like grab it? >> She said she was going to do something I'm not going to like, you know, and I thought, well, maybe she's going to help introduce the other dog was kind of like growling, you know. They're about the same size. They they all get along. And >> so I thought maybe she was just going to introduce him. No, she started dragging him to the house. Her dog and this dog. >> My dog. Okay. >> The victim tells officers that the woman took his dog without hesitation, leaving no doubt in her mind that it was hers. With that, officers have what they need. >> You know, so she's So then I got it away from her. First I just let him go, you know, and he ran off and then, you know, so I got the lease back from her after I was going to leave that, you know, but she kept following me wherever I was going, you know, so I was like freaking out, >> right? >> I didn't want to go home, so and I She probably knows where I live, but I don't know. I hope >> she probably won't remember today. Yeah, >> be honest with you. >> And And >> she never tried to stab me, but she did pull the knife on me. >> Yeah. How How'd you feel? Do you feel threatened? >> Yeah. Yeah. I got a knife in my pocket. I felt like I might just have to, you know, defend. >> Right. If you had one word that that chose your your your emotional state when she pulled the knife, what would you say you were like? What state were you in? Would you say >> like were you mad? Were you upset? Were you in fear? Were you >> I was in fear. Yeah. You know, like the hair stood up on the back of my neck cuz I now I'm thinking, you know, I could get stabbed, >> right? Okay. >> But, you know, >> and then and then what what did you do after she pulled the knife? I got back, you know, I got back and uh and I had to get the the dog loose. She had the dog, you know, on the leash. And so I I bent down and let the dog go and, you know, >> she could have stabbed me if she was going to, but I don't think she ever really was. >> My response, >> right? But you thought she she could have been capable of >> I thought she was. >> Okay. >> You know, and I don't you know, I don't I don't have no >> Right. Okay. If if >> I think there's something wrong. She's mentally ill. I need some help probably, >> right? Okay. So, so during my or during our investigation, I'm not sure who's going to take primary on this. During our investigation, if we determined that there was a crime where you are labeled as a victim >> and her being the suspect, would you like to press charges, let's say, for the night? No, you don't want to press charges. Okay. Um, would you would you want to do a statement for him? >> If you do you have good handwriting? >> Yeah, I do. >> All right. There we go. All right. Give me one second. Okay, I got you. While the officers discuss the charges, they prepare to let the woman know what's coming. But things don't go as expected. >> Yeah. What are we going for here? >> It's going to be a assault no matter what. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. For sure. >> Yep. So, it's going to be a assault no matter what. >> Theft for taking the dog. >> Even if he doesn't want to press charges, >> she's going to jail. It's a felony. She's going to jail. It's a final felony. >> So, obstructed as well. >> Yep. >> Obstructed. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. You got resisting agisol. I mean the list goes on. >> Um you're going to make sure you fill out all the forms. >> Huh? >> We're we're pressing anyways. It's a aggravated felony. So, >> uh when you get to the jail, obviously the two youth, but when you get to the jail, um make sure on that form you fill out everything cuz they're going to have to baker her. >> Yeah. Most likely. >> Yeah. Just try to talk to see if you can get her to turn around first. Well, just so we can just cuz we're going to attempt everything. >> Mhm. >> Shield. >> Rip that out of her hand. >> I am. >> She's coming. She's coming. >> Listen. >> Get her on the ground. >> Get her on the ground. >> No. Uhuh. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. >> No. >> Give me your hands. Hold on. Hold on. Take a second. Right. >> Stop resisting. Push. Stop resisting. >> Listen. >> There you go. >> Stop resisting. >> All work. >> This simple white woman is trying to ask is why are you attacking her and her >> stop resisting >> where we know there is no jail. >> There is no prison anymore. Guys, help me. You got it. >> They're trying to take me to beified >> again. Number 21. >> The first one. >> No. >> Let go. >> Let go of the cop. >> Her combative behavior continues with every action clearly aimed at wearing down the officers as much as possible. >> I'll hold. >> No. Ow. Stop your ribs. >> I got I got this arm. You just worry about her body and legs. >> I got the cup. I got the cup. >> There we go. Move your finger. >> I got the double lock. >> No. No. We're going to stand her up first. We're going to push her against the car and that's when we're going to do all that. Okay. >> All right. >> Mhm. >> All right. Hey. Hey. Roll around. >> Towards you. Towards you. Towards you. Towards you. You got to do it outside. >> All right. Put your knees to your >> Put your knees to your knees to your chest >> where my bigs and my Tupac can see what they're doing. >> Now we're going to roll her onto her bucket. Ready? >> Yeah. >> They're cousins. >> And one, two, three. >> All right. Get her to the >> um here. >> Wait a minute. Uhuh. Where are we waiting a minute for? >> If y'all are leaving me here like you're supposed to, >> why are we supposed to leave you here? >> I need to leave my pocket knife, who I never use for a weapon, unless I need to cut something. >> Okay. >> Not. >> So, here's the thing. You're going to jail? >> No. >> Yes, you are. >> There is no jail. >> Yes, there is. How is there no jail? >> Uh, the jail is in Key West. >> Yeah, that's where we're driving. >> Yeah, Key West is gone. I hate to tell you, this ain't New York. We have jail here. Get in the car. Get in the car. Oh no. What the >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> She's finally secured again. And the officers waste no time making sure she's on her way to face the consequences. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> It's not Khalifa, bro. >> This is not with Khalifa. 1126. >> This is Crystal. >> This is Jojo. >> Take a seat in the car. Take a seat in the car. >> Get in. >> No. >> Get around. >> Don't you try to kick me. >> No. >> Back up. Let her swim your feet. >> No. >> Watch your head. >> Give her a second. Resisting with >> violence. >> Yes. >> Well done. >> Cuz she kicked me. >> Yeah. >> Well, kicked at us. No, she kicked me. >> She got you. >> She kicked me. >> Yeah. >> You didn't have any hippos, >> right? >> That's the tragedy. >> My bo she was the other day. Can we close the door? What are we doing? >> We still got to sit around the strap room. >> All right. Says >> she got a body. She probably get She said she must have shoes and both feet. >> Well, you kicked them off >> at all times. >> I got to set her up. >> Um, no. >> Ultimately, the suspect was hit with several serious charges, including theft, aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest with violence. What's your verdict? Let me know in the comments, and I'll see you in the next video. As always, stay safe out there, folks.