These folks thought giving attitude would get them what they wanted, but all it did was push officers to their limit. Here are five cases when psychoarons get felonies during insane arrest. Number five, the most patient cops deal with one unhinged woman. On June 21st, 2025, deputies with the Indian River County Sheriff's Office responded to a neighborhood after concerned residents reported a suspicious vehicle parked in someone's yard. Officers were dispatched to check it out. And here's what they found. >> What? >> Open the door. >> Why? >> Because I want to talk to you. >> I need >> you. What? >> Okay. Well, if you open the door, we can talk and we can see what we can do. Hi. >> Hi. >> I ran out of gas. >> Okay. So, why are you in other people's yards banging on front doors and going in other people's cars? >> Just take me away. >> Okay. >> Can you take me somewhere? >> I can. Where do you want to go? >> Anywhere. >> Anywhere. >> Earls. >> Earls. >> I just got to get my shoes on. >> Okay. So, why were you in other people's cars and banging on front doors? What's going on? >> I was getting my keys >> from who? >> Okay. >> From who? Okami. >> Okami. >> No, >> his name is Okami. It's Japanese. >> Okay, you don't need to be rude. I'm trying to figure out what the hell going on. >> I'm hot and tired. I'm sorry. I just wanted my keys back. >> I'm not the one that made you hot or tired. >> You're right. I made myself hot and tired for no reason. >> Okay. Well, >> I just need gas. >> Okay. Well, I need to figure out what's going on. >> Well, can I just get in the car with you and we can talk about it in there? >> Fine. Let's go. >> Let me just put my shoes on. Is that okay? >> Okay. No, you're just going to be detained right now while we figure out what happened. Please. Well, >> my shoe is right there. There's one. Can I have that one? You have that one. >> Just be gentle. Okay. >> I'm not going to hurt you. >> Yeah. Well, that hurt. >> Keep calling me. >> Okay. >> Don't act like that. >> Whatever. >> Whatever. You got any weapons on here? Anything I didn't know about? >> Flamethrowers? >> No. No. Not flamethrower. Yeah, I have one in my check it. No. >> It's a little one. Ow. >> No, just don't block. >> Copy on boozer. >> You're the one banging on people's doors, going in other people's cars at 2:00 in the morning. >> Will you get them for me, please? >> Yeah. >> All right, we're not going to do this. >> He's following the procedure, but when the search begins, the suspect tries to pull away. And with that, the officer wastes no time letting her know that it's not going to help her case. >> Don't touch me like that. >> Get off my Stop grabbing my >> Stop. We are not going to do this. >> Well, then just put me in the car. >> I'm checking to make sure you >> hurt my wrist, you son of >> I don't care. Stop fighting and it won't hurt. >> You know who I am? >> No. >> Okay. Well, not be a problem. >> Okay. I doubt it. Get in the car. >> Wait, hold on a second. >> Get in. >> Don't push me the car. >> I will get in. Just don't push me. >> Go now. >> Don't push me. >> Get in the car. >> Get Let go of me. You're not going to shove me in the car. >> Get I want a lawyer. >> The car. >> I want my lawyer. >> That's fine. He ain't coming right now. Get in the car. >> I want my dad. >> I'm not getting your dad either. Get in the car. I want Elon Musk. >> Elon ain't coming either. Get in the car. >> Fine. I can't. I'm too short. >> Step. >> Can I Can I just turn around? >> No. Step up on the running board and get in the car. >> I can't. Look. I have a bad back. >> There we go. Look. >> Get in the car. >> I am in here. >> What's your idea of a funny joke? This is not funny. Send me to West Palm Beach to the VA. >> Now, >> no. >> No. >> You know, I just got into the SpaceX program today. I'm trying to celebrate and boyfriend, but I just don't seem to ever get any play. you. >> Okay. >> Whatever. Cler. >> The background check clears up who she is. And now it's time for transport. But the woman isn't done resisting. And she's not going to make things easy. >> Dad, step off for me. >> Can you please take these off? They hurt. >> Get out of the car. >> Off. >> Get out of the car. Come on. Go. >> Why would you kick him? Why would you do that? >> Now you're going to go for aggravated battery on law enforcement. Officer, >> stand up. >> Okay, stand up. >> I'm going to both y'all up if you don't let me go. >> You're not going to do anything but stand up. >> Are you sure about that? >> Yeah. >> How many knives do I have on me or in me or in my hair? Pop. >> Okay. What's up? >> Quit flopping around. It won't hurt anymore. >> Going to give me bruises. >> Stop pulling away from me. >> Well, it hurts. >> Oh, you Just carry me like a baby. Ow. No. >> Do you want to get out of here and get some help? >> Yes. >> Okay. Get in the car. Please >> take these off. >> We will in a little bit. We'll get you some AC and we'll get them off. Come on, Cart. You're all right. >> Will you take this off? This watch? >> Yes, I can do that for you. >> Thank you. >> Be nice. I'm trying to help you. Sure. Sure. Be nice. That's what everybody wants me to do is be nice, right? Just shut up. You're all untrustworthy. >> How does this go out there? >> I don't know. Figure it out. Engineers. >> All right, >> losers. I win again. >> Why are you being so mean? >> Because I am mean. >> You don't have to be mean. >> I don't have to be mean. I am. >> Okay. >> I'm a bad and I will both of you all up. So, you better not take these off. You're right. The officers are doing their best to remain patient, but the longer this goes on, the harder it becomes. >> I'm going to get in if you just don't push me. >> Okay, >> thank you. I got to go backwards. You faces losers. Just put your left foot up there, Claudette. >> I have my socks on. Take my socks off. >> Just put your left foot up and you can climb up versus stepping on the small step. I'll shine a light for you. Look down there. There's a >> I can see my my feet are slippery and wet and dirty. >> Okay. >> Close the door. >> Thank you. >> You want something to drink right now? >> Water. >> I'll get you water. >> No, beer. >> You want a beer? >> Yes. I got a water ice cold. Okay, you want to hop out again real quick and I'll get your water. >> No, close the door, please. >> Please, it hurt. >> What hurts? >> But I'm getting in and out. >> Okay, I'll adjust the cuffs when you get out and I'll get your water. Okay. I just want you to relax and you upset. >> Sure. Sure. You don't want me upset now, right? >> Go ahead. >> My brother's house. You better not take these off. I don't know what I'm going to do. Just keep them on. All right. Just keep them on. >> Keep them on. I'll get your water. >> You want cold water or you want real hot? >> Okay. Hop back in. >> Get away from me. >> I won't let him touch you. Come over here. >> One more time. I'm good. I'll get you water here. I'll adjust these cups now, too. Okay. I'm going to take them off so you don't wear them off. But >> don't take them off. >> I won't take them off. >> Okay. Is that better? Yes. It's for your safety, not mine. >> Yes, ma'am. >> They're almost ready to transport her, but not before giving her ex-boyfriend a clear idea of what's about to happen. >> Okay, so here's what's happening. She's going for one count of attempted auto burglary cuz she tried to get into somebody's car and then she decided she was going to kick me as we were trying to get her out of the car. >> Um, so she's going to go for aggravated battery on law enforcement officer. So, she's going to jail tonight. >> Is that a It's not a felony though. >> They're both felonies. They're both felons. >> What kind of jail time is that? >> That's not up to me. That's I mean, first I'm charging her, you know, to get jail time, she'd have to be convicted or plead guilty, and then that would be up to a judge. There's a number of other factors that come into play. So, okay. >> I can't even speculate what that would be. We're at stage one of a multi-stage process. >> Oh, man. All right. >> Okay. So, um >> um she'll be going to jail tonight. She'll see a judge in the morning at first appearance. That's at 8:30 at the Indian River County Courthouse. >> All right. Is that in Vero or? >> Yeah, it's in the city. It's on 20th. >> Yeah. >> At 16th. So, if you want to go, you can go. You can figure whatever bond is and you can try and bond her out if you want. >> Okay. >> You don't have to though. >> Really don't want to, man. Just >> No, you don't have to. It's up to you. >> Stop by the house and like she didn't break a lot of stuff. Broke a couple things. And >> I'm just letting you know. I mean, you can go. You don't have to go. I mean, if you go, you're not going to be able to participate because you're not a part of it. >> Yeah. you know, other than as a witness because you saw what happened at the car. But beyond that, I mean, you're not a part of the case, so you're not going to be able to participate in the hearing, but you can go if you wish. You can bond her out. You can let her sit. You can do whatever you want. That's entirely up to you. >> All right, man. >> Um, but she's going to be going with us. We're going to leave the car. Um, >> do you want us to lock it? >> Sure. You have another >> There is a fob at the house cuz we were like, she came by and we're like, how was she driving around? She her fob's here. So, okay. >> I know her fob's there. >> Okay. All right. Then I'll lock it up and leave it there and then you can get somebody to help you out and move it and then that way it doesn't get towed and there's not an impact, you know. Really sorry about this. >> Yep. Hey, it's not your fault. It is. It's >> It's hers. So, >> sticker car. >> All right. Have a great night. >> Thanks. You too. >> She's ultimately charged with attempted burglary of a vehicle along with aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer. Number four, when police have to play referee in a relationship gone wrong. For our next case, officers responded to a domestic violence call. Here's what happened when they met with the victim. >> Good job, man. >> All right. >> I had to run out the house. She was beating up so bad. >> All right. >> My wallet, my ID, my tax app, my credit card, everything's at her house, man. She live over there at 48. >> All right, I'm going to walk over other side and talk to you. Dude, >> this the same girl that was at your house when she refused to leave. >> Yeah. >> That we told you to stay away from. >> Yeah. >> That you won't stay away from. >> I had to go over there though. She had my stuff. I needed my stuff. I had to go. >> This is the same girl that you live in Kimmore, right? >> And you called us because she wouldn't leave your house. And we told you to leave her alone and you can't leave her alone. My child's mother. Okay. What happened? >> So, boom. I had to over there. I went over there. Boom. I went over there, grabbed my couple of my things. We ended up, you feel me? We ended up doing it. Boom. We ended up laying down. I'm not paying attention. She ended up grabbing my phone and she ended up going through my phone and seeing that seeing something she didn't like. Then she attacked me. I bet you with a phone beat on me all my let me get my me my phone and my jacket and I left and I ran out the house. >> So what you like done today? >> I don't you say you got y'all got a kid together and your kid over at this house? Where your kid at? >> She at her mom's house. Apparently, this isn't the couple's first heated argument, and the officers know about that history. With that, the officers work to verify more details about the current incident. >> You got injuries and stuff on my face. >> Yeah. Those scratch you there? >> Yeah. Yeah. She hit me with a broom and everything. >> A broom? >> Yeah. A broom. One of them like >> So, she went went through your phone, started freaking out, started hitting me. She looked at my phone and then walked in the room all casually while I'm laying on the bed and got me started. I told her to stop screaming. I'm surprised that nobody called the police. She said, "You not going nowhere." Like, "Okay." Um, we'll just follow her down there. All right. >> After taking the statement of the woman's husband, the officers decide they have enough grounds to take her in. But with her behavior, it's something easier said than done. No, I don't give a at this point. Put me in the >> Because what the I can't even get in my house, >> bro. Stop. What the is you put in my No, >> DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING, BRO. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK >> RIGHT NOW. >> I want to tase you. >> Put your hands behind your back or you're going to get tased. >> Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> WHY? WHY? WHY? WHY? >> Tell you here in a second. >> Why am I flat? What? What the? And then y'all let him leave. Like what? WHAT? HE NEED I need to call the police on him. I need to be calling the police on him. Like every time. Every time. But y'all want to put me in the test and he get to leave. Like come on now. That is weird as that weird. >> You going to grab your glasses? >> No. No. >> Go. >> No. You keep playing, bro. >> Because what the did you put him in for? You can tell me what the I have a right to know what the you're putting. >> You going to jail for DV? >> For For DV? >> I'm going to jail for DV for what? He put his hands on me. Is he going to jail for DV? No. No. No. Is he going to jail for DV? >> IS HE GOING TO JAIL FOR DV? >> Is he going to jail for DV? >> Listen. Get in the car. >> Is he going to jail for DV? >> GET IN THE CAR OR I'M GOING TO TAKE THE CAR. >> I WILL. YOU WILL. on the death. Okay. >> With a woman now detained in the back of the squad car, the officer attempts to calm her down as he tries to make sense of the whole situation. >> Freaking I want to freaking be. So why he get to go? >> When you done yelling, >> why do he get to go? >> When you done yelling and I could talk to you civil, that's when I'll talk to you. >> Why do he get to go? >> WHEN YOU DONE YOU'RE YELLING. >> OKAY, CHILL OUT. >> NO, I AM BECAUSE I'M ASKING YOU. Why do he get to >> When you done, >> why does he get to go? >> Why does he get to drive off? >> Why do he get to do that? >> Why do he get to leave? >> Huh? >> HE DIDN'T GET TO LEAVE. >> HE DIDN'T get to leave. Chill out. >> He did. >> No, he didn't. >> I'm going to freaking be quiet. You're not. You continue to keep talking. Be quiet. I got to ask you questions, so chill out. You have a right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have a right to talk to a lawyer, have him or her present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. You can decide at any time, exercise these rights to not answer any questions or make any statements. After hearing these, do you after hearing hearing these rights, do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Yeah. Okay. With these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me about what happened? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. So, what happened? >> Yes, I do. >> What happened? >> That's the father of my child. He came to my house. He called me at 2:00 in the morning and come to my house. >> Uhhuh. >> He came to my house. First of all, he went and had with somebody and then came and laid with me and stuff because I was taking his phone because I took his phone. Now he throwing me everywhere. He grabbing me and stuff. grabbing stuff and stuff. So, yeah, I put my hands on him because he put his hands on me. >> Okay. >> That's a big man. >> Okay. >> And then you went to you went and had somebody with me. >> Okay. >> And now you mad at me you throwing me around because I'm on your phone. >> You got any clothes underneath there? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> As the police officer hears the woman's side of the story, he checks one vital detail with her that can reveal the whole truth of the matter. Where did where did he drive you at? You got any injuries? >> I don't know. >> Mind turning facing me so I can see if you have any injuries. >> Can you turn your face my way? >> I don't have nothing on my face. >> All right. Well, >> I'm going be honest with you. The story that we got told was >> you invited him over here. >> I did. >> You >> I invited Okay, >> just chill out. I let you talk. Let me talk. >> Story that we got told was you invited him over here. >> He came over here. He admitted to us that you guys had he said that he was sleep. You went through his phone. You seen that he that he was texting someone else. You got mad and you attacked him. >> So, I don't see any injuries on you. Okay. But he has injuries all over him. >> Okay. >> So, >> he's also light skinned and I'm bug skinned. I'm like, what? He's going to He's going to have a >> Okay. So, uh do you He said he has some stuff in house. Can we Can we go inside? >> The door won't even open. The door won't even open. >> Why won't open? >> But I don't know. They had to break the door down before because the I tried to come in. So, they had to break the door down. So something's wrong with the door. So no, you can't go inside because I can't even go inside. Huh? Or I would have called the police on him. >> Oh, okay. Well, your door is locked. We got your keys. All right. After the officer closes the door on her, the woman finally breaks down >> because he has no injuries. There's nothing that he could like that's not me. Like so behind me like this. Are you kidding me? Like what? And I'm getting to jump up with you. Like what? Yeah. Like that's insane. Like you left the house and you got the bully on me. Like okay. You went to sleep and I came and attacked you. Okay, >> dear. What's your social? I got to go TO COURT AT NIGHT AND I got to like I'm And every time you get off the I got like as this is happening, another officer confronts the man once again and gives him a piece of his mind about the absurdity of the whole affair. >> You when we at Kimmore that you need to leave her alone, but y'all don't want to listen to us. And then when we got to get involved, now y'all mad and y'all upset with us because we got to do our job. I kept it 100 with you at Kimmore when I told you like, "Dog, you need to leave her be. She wouldn't even leave your house. We almost had a taser because she got mad about you having the police pull up over here. Now you just see all this got to deal with. >> Like you keep calling THE POLICE ON ME LIKE YOU AIN'T OH, Jesus Christ. They're coming out. With the testimonies and evidence that they've gathered, the officers decide that it's the right moment to wrap up the case and head to the station. However, the suspect has a thing or two to get off her chest. >> All right. He said that. He said that she she told him to come over. >> I did not. >> She told him to come over. He came over. >> He said, "Uh, >> and you going to stick with that story and he get to say he put his hands on me?" >> Oh, God. >> He put his hands on me and I'M GOING TO JAIL. >> MA'AM, I don't see any injuries on you. >> YOU DON'T SEE NO INJURIES? >> NO, MA'AM. >> OKAY. That's exactly why women be going through what the they going through and he get to pull the off. BUT I JUST SAY HE PLAY HIS mother hands on me. What the >> I'mma tell you the same thing I told him when we dealt with y'all on Kimmore and we told y'all to leave each other alone cuz one day we're going to have to come and make a decision for both of y'all. Neither of y'all wanted to listen. Now look where we at. HE CAME TO MY HOUSE. LIKE THAT SICK IS ON THAT can't be proven. That came to my house. What? >> You he came to your house. You You let him in. Y'all y'all engage? Y'all engage? >> I don't believe. >> All right. Bet. You ever got arrested for domestic violence before? >> No, I have not. You don't even have no clothes on. You can't even let me put no clothes on. >> I asked you could we go inside your apartment AND YOU SAID NO. >> I HAD CLOTHES IN MY CAR. You didn't let me do none of that. >> You ain't say none of that. >> You didn't GIVE ME A CHANCE TO. >> Everything is Everything is our fault. >> Yes, it is because you didn't even let me get my mother clothes. They finally arrive at the police station, but it seems that the woman will insist on being stubborn until the end. >> All right, >> my robe needs to be fixed before I step out of the car. >> You can step out and then we can fix your robe. I can't fix your robe while you sitting down. >> You can hold it closed so I can step out of the vehicle. >> You can step out. >> Why can't you hold my stuff closed? >> Because I want to fix it. It's a listen. I don't want nobody to see you. So, can you grab and hold it close so I can step out? >> Can you listen instead of continue to keep talking? I have to have him come over here and stand right here while I fix anything on you cuz I don't want you saying that I touched you anyway type of way or anything like that. >> Okay. And I told you yes, but stand over. >> You didn't say yes. You said can I step out first? >> That's because you continue to keep trying to argue. >> I'm not trying to argue. What the [ __ ] I don't want y'all TO SEE ME NAKED. I WANT YOU TO HELP me close my step so I CAN GET OUT THE CAR. What the >> You can't hug my clothes so I can step. >> I need you to turn this way so he can see. I told you that. >> I don't want you trying to say nobody touching me, dude. Like cameras in here. You don't got to have a camera. You can just >> I'm not coming. CHILL OUT. >> NO. NO. NOBODY. I DON'T I have every right to feel like I >> If you chill out, I'm going to help you. Just chill. >> Am I not chill? Like you YOU'RE THE ONE THAT'S REALLY ACTING WEIRD AS LIKE WHAT? >> That's the best I can do. >> That's the best I can do. I can't do anything else for you. That's the best I can do. Just pull the stuff down. >> They're going to give you clothes either way. >> We like to just close down like our case comes to a close with a woman being charged with domestic violence. Number three, how a simple family fight crossed the line. On March 9th, 2023, officers responded to a home following reports of a domestic disturbance. Here is what they encountered upon arrival. >> Look, I get stressed out. >> All right. What's your name? >> I I get your stress out. You have the right to be mad. We just got here. It's fine. I know. We just got here. Okay. I don't know what's going on. >> He's always defending them for no reason, knowing that they do bad. >> Okay. And I'm not saying that that's okay. >> Okay. So, I don't know why you guys are even here. >> For what? >> We're here. Somebody called the police, right? >> Dispatcher doesn't speak Spanish, so they don't know what's going on. All we are told is that there's a family disturbance. It's possibly physical and that they're screaming in the background. >> So, now we have to go back through and figure out what's going on here. >> Okay. So, obviously you're giving us kind of the side of the story of what happened. >> So, run me through it again as far as cuz I just got So is it between >> mind business? >> That's >> yes kicking you out. >> No over money bills. >> Subject left and when be stupid. >> That's what it was. >> He thinks he's grown. That's a problem. He's not. >> Yeah. He wants to act like an adult. He's really not. He's a child. He's just in a child's place. Do you have your own room here? Like you live here? >> My sisters? Yes. I've always lived here. Ever since I left my ex-boyfriend, which I had a crazy relationship with and went crazy over there, I've lived here. >> Yeah. >> Obviously, because he probably cares about you and doesn't want you living on the street or anything. >> Yeah. Obviously not as much as he says he does. If this going on, >> it's not as much as he says he cares. >> Why are we so Again, I don't know what's going on myself. All right. >> But why not? >> Because they pissed me off on purpose. >> And I'm not saying you can't be mad and upset. >> Yeah, I know I can't. No, that's the thing. No, tell me different. >> You're yelling at us. >> I'm I don't mean to. I just can't. >> I'm not saying it's personal. You You can be upset. >> I don't want >> The woman says things escalated after she lost her job and tensions over rent boiled over. But it's what took place during that argument that has officers concerned. Um, I'm here. going on. If they're trying to lie on me, I got some. >> They can say anything they need, but we're trying to play three different sides of everything. So, bear with us right now. It's not It's not helping with you in there yelling. So, if I can remove one of they got going on. They're trying to play my right now. You guys are here. >> So, >> clear the only way the only way that they're going to Are you worried about them throwing you out? >> I don't care. They do this all the time. >> I'm I'm asking because that everybody scared of me in this house. I don't do nothing in this house. I go and I work. >> I go and I work. That's all I do. I quit Walmart. Now I work at They're probably mad cuz I quit Walmart. >> I don't care about this. I don't care about I don't care about none of this. >> I lose all that has nothing to do with them. I lose all my jobs and I go get another job. >> Okay. >> Who cares? They're worried about things they don't need to be worried about. They say, "Oh, Ben knows how to maintain a job. Ben know that's Ben. If I don't feel comfortable where I'm working, I can I have all the right to go find a new job." >> Is there >> It's that simple. >> You pay bills, sir. They make >> Yeah, I do. I pay rent here. >> I'm I'm asking. I'm not. >> It's the truth. >> Okay. >> I pay rent here. And he knows I pay rent here. I got paid $80 today. He was tripping about that. >> Are they concerned that maybe like they're worried that >> I told him I always pay always pay you rent? I don't pay you rent. >> Hey, talk to me, please. Yeah, he can't talk. He knows he's not helping. That's not helping cuz he's talking to officer McMan. >> You can think whatever you want about him, but we're not here. That's a problem. They all control them. >> So, we're clear. You have the legal right to be here cuz you live here. >> I can't get I already called the cops once and they told me. >> Okay. >> They told me. >> I just want to make sure >> in case you were worried. >> And he cares so much about me. Love me so much. He's just trying to help me. He's trying to do this. He's trying to get out of here. After you guys leave, I'm out here. I I'm outside. That's where I'm living. >> I don't I might as well. >> I mean, we can do a civil standby if you want to pack your stuff and you want to leave. >> The officers are willing to assist her, but only after making sure she's legally allowed to leave. And unfortunately, her words seem to be making matters worse. >> I'll do it on my own. He already said that. I'll do it on my own. >> Is the mark >> I'm about to get ready for work, put my car, and leave. I don't want to be here. >> The mark that mark that's on your arm. Is that new? Is that old? >> To me, it's old. >> I mean, it looks pretty fresh. >> No, it's old. >> Okay. I mean, >> it is old. >> I'm just asking because you come here. >> Obviously, this is >> I do what I want. I'm 23. If I want to smoke, >> I can smoke. >> Recommend that you get a medical card. >> Obviously, that's 100% true. You're 100% about that. But if I want to smoke, I could do that. They say I act crazy and stuff when I'm on No, I don't. >> Is that part of the issue that like >> No. Yeah, that was part of the issue. >> Okay. >> I wasn't going to smoke here, though. >> He doesn't allow nobody to smoke here. >> So, why would I smoke here? >> I'm just >> It's common sense stuff. It's common sense stuff. >> Well, I mean, if you have a medical card, then it would like be a prescription. >> Yeah, it would. It wouldn't be an issue, you know, >> but I don't have that. >> Like with with parents. on me. So if you want to check my car, you can't for what? We don't need to do all that. >> I'm just saying cuz they're trying to play me right now. That's what they do. >> No to me. >> That's all they do all day. >> All right, let's let's >> I got to deal with it. Why? Cuz I'm crazy about people. >> I know you don't. Let me listen. >> I have to go get ready. >> This is not not something that is >> for today. They piss me off. >> Fine. You can be mad at them. >> This behavior is not something that's >> not okay. I know. But that's how this stupid idiot Ben. That's how he acts. >> Okay. But >> that's how he act. And they defend him. Yeah. Now cuz they got me to act that way now. >> That's how they got me right now. >> Don't let them do that. You have the ability to save. >> I understand that. But they do it on purpose. >> They're trying to make me feel crazy. >> Since her brother isn't home, officers decide to hold off on any decisions. For now, all they can do is offer advice until they hear her side. Have you thought of maybe making an appointment with um like a counselor or something if you have anger issues or >> I don't know. I can't deal with them. I tried to I tried to deal with them. >> I do. >> So maybe the decision is is what you said you were going to do is just maybe go someplace else. >> I have to leave. Yeah, I will. >> Do Do you want us to stand by while you pack your stuff or >> No, I have to I have to wash my face cuz I work at 4:00 today. >> Okay. >> All right. So, I have to wash my face and I put it right here >> and then I'm going to leave. I'm going to I swear to God I'm going to keep this like fairly rational so that >> And why are they >> See, they're there because our cars are blocking the road. They can go around the block. >> I was like, what's going on right now? >> Um, >> no, my stuff isn't bad. >> Work through this situation without it >> involving another call to the police or something. >> You have to be in the office. walk around the corner as frustrated as you are. And again, we don't know both sides of it. They could be lying, you could be lying, whatever, >> the most positive steps to fix this whole situation is if you're going to leave and that's what you're going to do, just don't interact with them while you pat. I'm sure they're not going to get in your way. Okay? Whatever the issue is, if it can't be fixed, then it is what it is. But you have the right to leave, you have the right to stay, it's up to you. We just want the most safe and positive outcome for the whole situation cuz we don't want to be here in your business as much as you don't want us here. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Good. >> Yeah. >> All right. Thank you for your time. Just >> Thank you so much. >> Okay. >> And if we run, brother, we'll we'll talk to him, too. Okay. >> He ran off like he always does. >> Okay. >> An hour passes before other officers are able to find her brother and ask for his account of what happened. Here's what he has to say. tries to give me my keys. He opens the door and she just like starts trying to talk [ __ ] at me and I was just like >> started >> she just she was just talking like I don't know she's been losing her job with she gets really good jobs and then she just she finds a way to fumble it like she gets into relationships with people she's not close to her jobs and they go bad for a year now overnights and I got her this really good job at a different Walmart she was in the morning, better pay and everything. And she gets into a relationship, I think, or she starts liking this this GP that works there. And I I told her, I was like, "Yo, you got to stay friendships." And and you know, cuz that can ruin your work. This is like you have payments, you have bills. And she just she doesn't she doesn't grasp the concept that she's she's 24, 25, she got a new car. She can't keep a job longer than 3, four months. Like it's it's really bad to the point where everyone's trying to tell her and she just she doesn't realize that we're all trying to help her or she doesn't want to harass what she's doing is not really spoken. I think her name is Nicole. >> Nicole. Yeah. >> Yeah. And it seems like instead of paying rent and bills at the house, she'd rather buy do >> Exactly. like she got she got a paycheck today and I think it was like 70 80 bucks and instead of trying to rent and the rent's like 60 a week like >> it's nothing dude like you're just paying just to be there like just to have somewhere to sleep. >> Hello. >> She can't even do that. >> Can I Can I talk to you? >> So how did you get the stuff all over your hand? >> Punch the wall. >> You punched the wall. Okay. All right. I was just making sure you didn't, you know, >> do something to get that quarter panel fixed on that driver's side for a little bit. >> Do do something. >> His injuries raise red flags and combined with what they've already gathered, the officers decide it's time to arrest her. >> Hey, she got you got this pop in the wall. >> 14. I don't really just try to keep her away, bro. She's got mad angry one. Can you be 51? >> 97. >> I'm not going to argue. I'm not getting involved with any of this crap anymore. >> No, no, no. I get it. I get it. So working. >> Okay. >> Like I said, unfortunately, we don't have a choice. Physically violent. Our hands are tied on it. It doesn't mean that wants to press charges. It's that the state of Florida mandates that we physically arrest you. >> Do you understand that? >> Have you ever been arrested for domest? >> So it can always get dropped by the later, but we can't not physically arrest you because you're here. The liability is my >> No. Can you drive my car home? Can you drive my car home? It's on. >> So would your >> and leave your car here? >> Would one of your parents come get it? >> No. >> You have a friend or somebody we can call it will come get it? >> Can I my house is right there? >> The issue with having him do stuff for you is that technically he's the victim of domestic violence. Certainly don't want to continue that interaction. Let me talk to your family and see if your family is willing to assist him. Is that something scary? Uh, >> do you want me to have her go and >> just get her in my car real quick? >> Okay. Yeah, that's fine. >> And then just I got to run over something. I'll get with you in a second and I'll explain everything. >> Now that she's in custody, an officer explains the full story to her brother, including the reason why she's being taken in. >> All right, man. So, obviously, she's going to go to jail tonight. Um, >> can you explain everything that happened? >> Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. So, initially we went over to the house, obviously made contact with her. She wasn't cooperative at all. And then she comes over here, we talked to her, she flat out tells us everything that happened. It was over about 10 g of She got upset. She pretty much went 10 g of >> It wasn't okay. >> Whatever. So, that's even worse. So either way, >> she flat out says that she pretty much went after you stepped in the way. >> She started pretty much attacking you because she was trying to >> um obviously it's domestic in nature. So do you want to press charges or not? >> What's that? >> I'm going to be >> just say Edward 11. Let me just uh search her before. >> Hold on. I got to search her real quick. is 13. So I don't get busy. You just can't call him directly put on you and tell you you can't have contact with him for probably 10 days. You can't return to the house. You can't have third party contact. So you can't call and say, "Hey, can you tell me?" But you can call mom and dad and mom and dad can can come pick you up. You just are probably not going to be able to go direct. He's willing to work something out what the issue is. Like I said, he doesn't want to press charges. So more than likely after a little bit, With a woman staying calm, a female officer proceeds with a routine search before transport. >> Okay. Yeah, I just need to search you. >> Yeah. >> Just turn this way and just separate your feet for me. Do you have anything that can save me? Have a seat. >> Yeah. system landing at 13,000 once that seat belt box it'll start to ratchet like that. So now turn kind of the way you work and then lean your shoulder into the seat belt and you have something. >> No, I've never been behind one. It's okay. We'll just deal with it today. >> I don't got a choice. >> The woman was ultimately charged with domestic battery. Number two, entitled woman causes absolute chaos. On January 13th, 2024, officers responded to a nightclub after reports of a woman causing a disturbance, pushing staff, yelling, and refusing to leave despite repeated warnings. The first objective upon arrival, detain her before things get worse. >> Okay, I'm sorry. >> No, too late. >> Too late. You're going to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Yes. No, I'm not. >> Y'all, >> ma'am, back it up. >> You're good, man. Just stay back. >> You push that rail. >> It's mine. It's mine, dude. Don't respect. >> Let me go cuz y'all weird. >> And y'all hate black women anyway. >> Hold on. >> Exactly. Y'all hate black women anyway. >> Y'all racist. >> All right. Oh, don't scratch. You You're digging your nails IN ME. >> YOU HURTING ME. >> Can't cry now. You're scratching the >> You hurting me. >> 632. >> I have a female 105. Can I get a signal for you, please? >> Nope. >> Please. >> Nope. Go to jail with her. >> It's her property. >> You're not going to jail. We're at 22 and 17. >> Why? Tell me why. >> You just dig your nails in my >> guilt to start. >> You are racist. You're a business and you don't give a It takes two officers to hold her down, but it's already clear they'll need backup. More units rush in to help move her to the patrol car. But what happens next takes a sharp turn. >> I really don't >> do a 40 or just go right into your car. >> I call in your car. >> Let's go. >> Nice try, man. I hate you. >> I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I HATE YOU. I HATE YOU. I hate you. I really >> sit down this one. >> I hate you. I really do. You guys are nothing. >> You guys are nothing. One officer takes a direct hit and that's the breaking point. It's now clear that more hands are needed to contain the woman. >> Both my tooth. Yeah. >> Both my tooth. >> Hey, stop. My >> broke my tooth. >> I'm in a I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I HATE YOU. I HATE YOU. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I do. I do. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. >> Yeah. >> Broke my tooth. >> Yeah. Um, you need or no? >> No. >> I hate you. >> I hate you. I hate you. >> Broke my tooth. >> That's not good. What's broke? Oh, is it this one right here? >> Yeah, I can feel it. >> Yeah. >> With one officer already hurt, the remaining units work together to get the woman into the back of the patrol car, securing her with a strap to prevent further harm to herself or others. >> I need you to understand something, young lady. If you start swinging and kicking, you are going to get injured. So, you need to not move all crazy like it hurts so bad. You're going to sit up in the seat, man. >> You got to sit. You got to sit on your seat. >> Run it outside the door and I'll just right here. >> Yeah. >> Boots on. >> ALL RIGHT. YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO sit just like that. >> I'm going to have to get her feet in. Her feet are not inside yet, buddy. >> All right, she's in. >> Close it. >> Hold up. >> It's not going to go all the way to the door. There we go. That's good. That's good. That's good. Anyone got gloves again? I just threw mine away. >> Thank you. >> I want to go to >> Well, when you start doing stuff like that, >> it prolongs the experience. Shut >> the up. You don't give a anywhere. >> I care about you injuring yourself. small. >> By now, she's fully restrained, intoxicated, and secured in the back seat. But if you think the danger is over, think again. >> Look, man, we like off me. I HAVE THE RIGHT TO TELL YOU TO GET THE OFF. >> YOU HAVE the right to Oh, you spit on me. Another battery charge. >> Three battery charges on. >> You're still hurting, man. That's a charge against me. So, let me go. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. Cuz I don't want you. >> Here is video proof that she >> felony in the state of Florida. >> I don't WANT YOU TOUCHING ME, SO LET ME GO. >> UNFORTUNATELY, you hit your head multiple times, so I'm afraid for your safety, ma'am. >> I'm afraid if I let you go, you will hit your head again. I just want to know >> and we will make sure you go to his when you get there. Orlando, she needs to be Baker. Let her know that she is when she goes to the jail. >> Show me. >> Let me go AND LET ME GO. LET ME JUST GO. >> Is Wac open wide? >> Uh, yeah. I need to open it as wide as possible. be white. You will never have power. YOU WILL NEVER HAVE by a white on >> your >> Can you please just take my boots off, please? Please. >> I need light. >> There we go. >> Now we need one of them. Is there anywhere you can hook it on the other side? That would be long enough. >> All right. Do we have one more? Hoba, >> lady, >> cuz you don't give a anyway. So, close the door. >> Close the door. So, go right now the out. Get the >> do not face. To prevent any further risk, officers apply additional straps during transport, ensuring she can't harm herself or anyone else. And at the station, a special holding cell is already prepared for her arrival. >> Yeah. >> And now she just kicked me >> and spit on me. >> I really didn't. Can you go to one? >> I got her leg jammed up. Your hands good. >> I heard you Mexican. >> I think you better. You want to be white, but you never will. I think >> someone come over here and hold the her head for me, please. Just hold her head down so she doesn't spit and doesn't kick. >> You got it. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. That's why you never get problem. I really don't want to fight with her about that again. Yeah. Yeah. >> Not on here. It's not my poll. >> In my opinion, someone to follow. >> I can follow somebody who's got a me there. Jesus and follow >> with the suspect secured, the officers come together one last time to finalize the charges she'll be facing. >> Um, you're probably going to have to make that account times three cuz I'm going to I'm going to write a supplement cuz I'm charging her too. She doesn't get to kick me and spit on me without getting something for it. The night ends with a woman facing multiple charges, including two counts of battery on law enforcement, aggravated battery, and resisting without violence. Number one, she expected the police to take her side. They had other plans. On September 22nd, 2025, officers responded to a home after a report of a physical altercation between a couple. Here's what they walked into. Hello. >> I called you guys. >> All right. What's going on? >> Um, this is my place of work. >> Um, I came here to work today. Me and the father of my child. I'm pregnant right now. I'm 11 weeks pregnant. We got into it like real bad on the way here to the job. Verbally verbally. It was verbally at first and then when we got to the job, first of all, we was at the house. is at my house. Um, usually where the elementary school is. I live right across the street from the elementary school up the street. >> So, we were at the house. I went home to get my computer bag and my stuff for work and we were arguing over there and then instead of me sitting in the front seat, I sit in the back seat cuz I didn't want to be around him. So, I sit in the back seat. Then we came here, we were arguing verbally and we came here. The He stopped the car. We were going back and forth in the car. He gets out of his driver's seat, come around to the back seat, opens the door, pulls me, tries to pull me out the car. So, I'm yanking back like, "Don't pull me." >> Mhm. >> So, I kicked him like, "Don't pull me." Like, I'm trying to defend myself. >> Mhm. >> Tries to take my computer bag with my expensive laptop in it. Tries to throw it on the floor. So, I snatched it and I hit him in the face like that. >> And then he continues trying to pull me and then he hit me in the car. Okay. And then I got out the car and I spat on him and I went inside. Remind you I have clients here. I have clients that or disability and all that. My client was sitting right there and she seen it. >> Okay. Is she still around? >> She's inside, but my boss I don't think you guys are allowed to talk to them because they got disabilities and stuff like that. But my boss already talked to her, calmed her down. >> So that's why I called y'all to make a police report about it. understood. Do you guys Do you have a driver's license? >> Um, I don't have anything on me. I didn't bring my wallet. My >> The woman tells officers that her partner assaulted her during an argument. But as the conversation continues, it becomes clear she's intent on making sure he faces serious consequences regardless of their shared history. >> Where did he hit you? He said he punched you. >> My face. But I'm fine. You can see right there. See that red mark where he pulled me? >> Stretch right there. >> Yes. When he pulled me and hit you with his fist. >> No. He slapped your arm >> like like >> open palm. >> Mhm. >> And you guys have you guys are dating? You're together? >> Yeah. >> You guys live together? >> No. >> Okay. Did you want to press charges against him for for uh hitting you up? >> Yeah. Okay. So, you guys aren't living together, but is the child is is his child? >> Mhm. >> Okay. I got I see there. Uh, where does he live? Do you know? >> Um, I gave the operator lady all his information. I have a picture of his ID. I have a picture of his ID and his passport. >> Perfect. >> Why was he trying to pull you out of the vehicle? Because he needed the car. >> No, cuz he was angry. I was pissing him off and he wanted me to get out the car. Talking about get the out of my car. Get the out of my car. >> It happened in this vehicle right here, right? >> No, his car. He has a blue uh Volkswagen. >> Oh, gotcha. And then he left in that car. >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. Where else did he hit you on your head? >> Yeah, but my face. My face is perfectly fine as you can see. >> Okay, sounds good. All right, just hold on one second. I'll be right back. >> Mom, I don't trust Haitian people. Haitian people do voodoo. They do voodoo. They like to play with witchcraft and he's undocumented. And I hope y'all ship his back here. I hope they ship his back. >> We're going to go try to talk to um this guy and uh we'll go from there. Okay. Do you have any other questions for me? >> No, thank you. You guys helped. I appreciate it. >> All right, man. You have a good night. >> You, too. >> It doesn't take long for officers to locate the man. And when they do, they move straight into questioning. >> Step out. >> Have to talk to this officer over here. >> All right. Just come over here. All right. >> All right. So, um, we were called to a call earlier, uh, with a female. >> Okay. Kelsey. >> Kelsey. >> Yes. Yes, sir. Okay. You guys, my understanding is that you guys have been dating. All right. >> You guys been dating, right? >> No, no, that's my she. >> She's your girlfriend? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, she was explaining to me that she's you guys have a ch child coming together. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, she said earlier this afternoon you dropped her off at her work, right? >> I did. >> Okay. Sounds good. Okay. So, I'm going to talk to you about when you dropped her off, but I'm going to read you your rights, okay? Cuz whenever we talk to you, we want to read you your rights. So, I have to do it's form it's formality. Okay. >> Okay. So, when you dropped Kelsey off, were you guys in an argument? >> Yeah. >> She said you guys were fighting. >> Yeah, I was take her in my house. I was That's I don't want to be by myself. So, I have to get somebody with me and actually see everything's going because she was got a trouble. I take her on my house and I try to get work. She tell me bring her work. When I was there, she tried to pull on me like that. I see. I stopped the car in the middle of the road. I'll get out the car. I say Kelsey, whatever you want to do, do outside of before. That was her time school now. Do outside. Everybody going to see. And then she open the door. She tell me I'm no I'm stay. I come inside. I go inside and then my friend go to the school. I was by the Hob. I was stay and then she to fire on me. I tried to take the hands on me because I was driving. He was driving and then she pull up. She she tried to step out of the car and then actually I say, "Yo, Kelsey, you want me put my hands on you pregnant?" The first time I see somebody pregnant when I fight with your man. My friend tell me chill out because I'm going on jail if I'm put on driving go to your house. >> The man owns up to past mistakes in the relationship, but says when it comes to physical aggression, it was the woman who started it all. take the food. She go inside the house. She take that stuff and then she tell me the the thing you just can't be take me for my job. She get out. She sit outside in the back. When I pull up in the front of the job, I say, "Kelsey, I don't want to listen nothing. Tell all of your get out of the car." And then she hit that [ __ ] I was serious. She smack me behind. I said, "What the?" I open the door. I said, "No." Now I'm mad. I was on the phone on the job. I know the job with the camera. I want this camera. I can be seen. I open another door. I say I I take the food on this hand. I take the the bag she got and then she do me like she put me two feet on my face. I say now you don't. I take the hands. I say I pull I take her out the car. And then when I see she don't want I stay and then she go out. She she spell on me. I say thank you. I close the door. I take the food and then the first thing I do I call her mom. The first thing I do, I call her. The same time I call her mom, she tried to make a video. I say, "You really want to make a video? I know you're going to call the police because you're going to say I put my hands on you." My friend is right there. That's why I didn't want to be judged by myself. Prove >> you. So, your friend is with you in the car. He wasn't He wasn't my car. I want him to be here. She not going to say it. I fight him. I put my hands on it. That's it. >> Okay. So, you didn't You never hit her or anything like that? >> I didn't. just for what take my hands off and then I see she don't want she do me two feet on my face I stay I open and then when I try to grab the bag she stay out and then she spit on me two and then she tell me I'm a and then she move and I close my door that's it >> all right his friend speaks English >> all right sit with these officers for a second >> said that it's they were driving all over the place to work him and all this crap and that he did >> the friend's version of events lines up with a man's and And that consistency prompts officers to reassess the situation. Now they're starting to see the woman as the main aggressor. >> Hey Josh, are you bad? Just a little. >> You're good. We have a few more questions if you don't mind. Okay. >> My mom said that he called her and talked to her or whatever. Did y'all talk to him? >> Who called her? Who called her? >> He called my mom. >> Yeah. Yep. So we went and spoke with him. Okay. Um we also spoke to um his friend who was also in the vehicle. Okay. And so um we have a few more. Are you are you at So you're at work, right? This is not where you live. >> No, I don't. >> Sounds good. Okay. So, um what's going to happen is we determined that you were the primary aggressor of this call. Okay. So, we are going to place you under arrest right now. Okay. >> I can't my body can't be left alone. >> Okay. So, that's why I asked. Okay. So, if you're cool with me, I'm not going to put you in handcuffs this second. I do need you to figure out if you can call your boss and have somebody else come down here. Okay. >> How am I feel aggressive? >> I don't want to sit and argue with that. I'll explain all that to you right now. I just want to make sure that the elderly people in there are taken care of. So, if you have your phone on you or if you can get your phone um and call your boss to have somebody come in, uh and we are going to have to come in with you. Okay. >> I'll stay right. Um, >> can you guys explain to me how am I the aggressor in this situation and I got pulled out of their car? >> This car your boss. >> Sheila, the police came back here and they said that I'm the prime the primary aggressor. So, they're trying to arrest me. So, you got to come to the job. >> All right. So, just so you know, the state of Florida, um, we have a no tolerance of domestic violence. Yeah. >> Um, we don't we have a no tolerance for domestic violence. Um, >> but like why he don't get detained, too, if that's the case. I understand. >> No, he wasn't. We have six cars out there with him. >> Officers explain what's happening, but rather than accept it, the woman immediately begins trying to defend her actions. I'm just this me like I understand where y'all coming from. I get it. I get comfortable. But this man pulls me out the car. So of course I'm going to hit him. If somebody pulling Have you ever watched the movie Diary of a Mad Black Woman? And remember he was pulling her out the house. He was pulling my out that car. Unfortunately, I don't watch movies, so I don't know what to >> Well, he was pulling my You see how you pull a dog? He was pulling my like a dog. So, for me to be wrong to retaliate after >> No one's saying you're wrong, but if if a crime has been committed, that's another story. Regardless, >> so what would be the crime if it was a crime committed? >> Battery. >> Assault. >> Assault is verbal. >> Okay? >> Battery is physical touch. >> Okay? >> That's what a lot of people don't they don't understand the difference. Assault is verbal words. >> Well, I guess it'll be my first time being in jail, y'all. I ain't never went there before. >> You'll get out tomorrow. >> If it's your first time, you'll get out tomorrow. Um, you got to see a judge in the morning. First appearance is at 9:00 a.m. 1:30. >> So, I'm going to jail >> just based off of mouth talk. >> That's how we >> and witness statements. Okay. >> Of course, his friend is going to tell y'all that. That's his friend. I wish my friend was here. I wish I wish Rosemary could say so. So if I let my client tell y'all what happened, >> we just take you both irregardless. If you want to try to throw it back on each other, we'll just take you both. That's how simple it is for us. By the state of Florida, we look for a primary aggressor to diffuse the situation. So if you want to come back and forth and say he this, he that, she, she, we can take you both and you guys will both spend a night in jail and then you guys both have a no contact order. It can keep going. You know, that's why we do the simple route to just have a primary guster. Do that. Do that. Dude, it's your first time getting arrested. Then you'll be fine. >> You're saying that I'm going to spend >> There's still some leniency in the officer's approach, but the woman is close to pushing them past their limit. >> Listen, just do me a favor. Stop doing the phone thing cuz if people start showing up, I'm going to get real pissed. >> No, no, no, no. She not calling. They're saying >> I know this is not that my my point is to stop stay off the phone, please, and stop letting people know what's going on. This is the person that I live with cuz you >> Okay, but understand what I'm saying. >> Please turn off the phone because what we're doing right now is being courteous to you and letting you sit here without handcuffs. >> Unless you want to catch another charge. >> I'm going to jail for tonight. That's all I had to tell you. He's saying that I will get another charge just cuz you on the phone right now. >> It's resistant. I gave you a lawful order to stay off the phone. >> He said he gave me a lawful order to stay off the phone. So, I'm going to have to hang up the phone on you. >> All right. >> All right. It's simple. I'm not being a It's simple. It's for a safety reason for us. Now, if people start showing up, regardless if you say she's here, she's not here. If people start showing up, now we can get overpowered. And now we got to act on a whole different way. >> This ain't that type of situation. But I understand. >> You can say it's not, but you don't know how they're going to feel coming here. She might not like cops, you know. We You can say that. We don't know that. Um, I left my >> bag. We're taking you out of jail for >> They said that I'm going to be there for the night and I'm going to see a judge 9:00 in the morning. All right. The woman was ultimately charged with battery. Do you think these people learned their lesson? 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