You can't scream your way out of handcuffs, but that didn't stop these women from trying. Here are five cases when entitled Karens go insane at cops and get arrested. Number five, the first words out of this woman's mouth were enough to warrant handcuffs. On October 21st, 2024, officers were dispatched to an apartment after a disturbance between an elderly woman and her partner. When officers arrived and confronted the suspect, things escalated fast. >> Uh-huh. >> Do you see that? >> Uh-huh. >> No. No. No. >> You know what he does to me? >> Let's go talk. >> I'm 115 lbs. >> He's 300. >> He just shoved him right in front of me. Realize this is recording. >> I don't care. >> Okay. Well, I do. You're under risk for domestic battery. >> What? >> Place your hands behind your back. >> What? No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What? >> Please don't. I had no choice. He just She just shoved it. I had no choice. The law requires >> I have a broken hand. >> Stop. Stop. I I I get it. Don't pull away. Stop pulling away. We were just >> Stop. We were just Get over here. Stop. >> Step back, [ __ ] Sit. Sit here. >> No. Sit here. >> Johnny, help me. >> Johnny, help me. >> Give me another unit. >> Johnny, help me. >> Johnny, help me. Johnny, help me. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> Johnny, help me. >> Stop. >> Johnny, help me. >> I tried. >> Stop. >> She's just acting out. >> I know. She's drunk and she just pushed you. It's by law. I have to arrest her. >> I I push her. I push him. We >> Stop. >> That did not mean wild fight over there. >> Stop yelling at me. Well, stop pulling away. >> I was I pushed him, but that didn't mean anything abusive. We just >> You're intoxicated and you just shoved him. You're acting out. >> No. >> Yes. >> I'm not. >> And you have a history of doing this. This isn't the first time we've dealt with you with you doing this. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Well, you're going to jail tonight. >> That's 100%. Okay. It's on video camera. I have no choice. not going to jail. >> You are. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> Let go of me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Let me go. >> Stop. I'm not letting you go cuz you're going to jail. >> I have a broken shoulder. >> She appeals to her husband, but her conduct from the start left officers with no choice. The handcuffs stay where they are. >> Leave me alone. >> All right, >> Johnny. Johnny, >> it's in my hands now. You did it. You did this. >> Johnny, >> what what am I supposed to do? Honey, >> stop. >> It's really tight. >> Tight. I can get a whole finger in between there. >> Yeah, you're I'm not going to jail. >> I don't believe it. Are >> you kidding me? I'm going to jail. >> You're going to go to jail. It hurts so bad. >> Unbelievable. >> You going to stand up on your own? >> Tonyy's requesting a back at 5500 Hill Crest Lane. Uh, >> let go of my wrist. >> Let go of my wrist. >> I'm not letting go. >> Let go. It hurts. >> Okay. Well, if you'd stand up and stop resisting, it's not going to hurt. >> Let go, >> officer. Just so >> it's just so tight. >> She's really drunk. >> I I understand that. >> All right. And >> I know. I thought with her numerous times. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm not I'm not going to jail. >> 572. >> There's no way I'm going to jail. >> 525 pound for the door. >> Unbelievable. >> Johnny, >> the door code is 5525. >> I'm not going to jail. What? Cuz I pushed you. >> You're going to jail? Because I pushed you. What a joke. >> He's 150 more pounds than I am. I pushed him. >> And you get like arrested for the key. >> Get me out of this. It hurts. This hurts. >> Okay. Well, you got to stop pulling on. >> Let me go. >> You're not getting let go. You're going to jail tonight. >> No, I'm not. >> You're under arrest for domestic battery. Are you kidding me? Natalie, why did you do this? >> Domestic battery. Cuz I pushed my husband. >> Neighbors reported hearing loud arguments from the residents and worried things had turned physical. And based on what the woman says next, their concern was justified. >> Are you out of your mind? >> Well, you can explain it to the judge. >> Stop hurting my hand. >> Stand up. Stop hurting my wrist. >> I can't let go of the handcuff. Okay. >> You are hurting me. >> Stand up. You are hurting me. >> You have to stand up. >> And I did not hurt him. >> For God's sake, you saw. I just gave him a push. So what? >> Can I help you stand here up? >> No, I'm not standing up. I'm not standing up. >> I'm not standing up cuz I'm not going. >> Well, then you'll be charged with resisting arrest as well. Go ahead. Keep getting charges. >> What? I didn't do anything wrong, >> sir. She's not She's not in a right. I just got to tell you that. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> She was four. >> I'm 104. >> I didn't do anything wrong, >> officer. >> Four times in the behavioral health unit. >> I I understand that, but unfortunately the law says I should just push you right in front. Oh, >> what? That's what I thought. talking about >> playing around. >> Would you shut the up? >> Huh? >> Sir, what I'm talking about is when you're making whatever whatever and you're on the way to jail, she's there's something wrong with her. Just so you know. So, do what you want. >> Really, really bad. You're hurting me really bad. >> A handcuff right now. >> You're hurting me. >> If you stand up, then it's not going to hurt. >> Get it off. If you could be a little bit lenient because of her mental health past. >> Oh, I don't have any choice in this thing. That's mandatory. >> Big giant handcuff me and I'm 112bs. Get the [ __ ] away from me. >> Okay, you're under arrest and you're going >> Get the away from me. >> Okay, if you don't want to stand up and cooperate, you're going to catch extra charges for resisting arrest. >> Oh, like I care. I can't pay for it anyway. >> From this point on, she keeps making irrational demands, seemingly unaware that her own behavior and the call she placed while intoxicated started all of this. >> I just want a cigarette. >> That's going to happen. >> I just want a cigarette. >> Would you like me to help you up? >> Please give me a cigarette. >> Yeah, that ain't happening. >> I don't want you to help cuz she already shoved you once. I don't need Well, she's in custody here. I can't have her drive. >> I'm not in custody. What did I do wrong? >> You're under arrest for domestic battery for the third time. >> Family, >> you're going to jail tonight and you'll see a bond judge in the morning. >> No, I'm not. >> Are youing out of your mind? >> Well, you'll just be carried out of here then. That's the way it's going to work. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me, >> Natalie. >> I'm not doing anything. It's hurting me. >> There's a whole finger space in between. >> It hurts. >> They're not built for comfort. >> It hurts. >> Well, you stop pulling away and then it doesn't hurt. >> I I've never been arrested. >> Stop going away from me and it's not going to hurt. >> You and the throw it on. I'm not going anywhere. >> When How and when will I be able to after she so? >> She won't be able to come here for 72 hours. 72 hours. >> I'm not going to jail. >> You are >> for what? For pushing my husband? >> Yes. >> I'm the one who called about domestic violence. >> Well, you're the one who pushed him. >> Yeah. Well, did it cause any harm whatsoever? >> What about the medical aspect of it as far as her >> It didn't cause she'll get full medical attention. >> It didn't cause him any harm >> cuz there's nurses at the jail and if the nurses Dad, I'm not going to go to jail and then she'll go to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Officers take a moment to speak with the woman's husband, explaining what comes next. Once that's done, they'll move to take the woman to the cruiser. Unfortunately, she won't make that part easy. >> There's a whole medical staff. >> You won't be able to visit her because you're the victim in this or or speak with her. >> Oh my god. >> Can she please go to good? >> But I'm the one who could. If anything, she'll end up probably >> I'm the one who >> central du page cuz that's where the hospital >> I'm not going to central D page. I'm not going there. >> Can you just give me a cigarette, please? >> Should I go let them in upstairs? >> No, they're coming down. >> Okay. >> Could you please give me a cigarette? That's totally up to the house. >> Please. Just do it. I'm not going anywhere. I'm not going anywhere. >> You're going to jail tonight. >> No, I'm not. >> Can you grab her other hand? >> No. No. No. No. >> Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. Right arm. >> Okay. I'll be right hand. No. No. >> All right. >> All right. Come on. Walk this way. >> Come on. Just Just walk this way. >> No. No. No. >> How do I >> Johnny? >> We'll come back and talk to you before we go. >> Oh, you were. >> All right. Thank you. >> What do you mean Johnny? You're the one that called him. >> I know, but I >> What do you think I'm going to do now? Leave out. You did this. Deal with it. >> I didn't do this. You did. >> Okay. >> We're coming out. Ronnie's coming out. >> Jesus Christ, Johnny. Are you serious? Following a drawn out struggle, she finally eases up, allowing officers to guide her toward the cruiser without much of a scene. [Music] You want me to continue in or you guys? [Music] We >> Everything's under control. I'll just for hook up at $6 a mile for Google. It looks like >> price. I don't even have shoes on. And just when it looks like she's learned her lesson, she proves that the chaos isn't over yet. >> Ow. This is really hurting me. >> It really hurts. >> Mile after that. >> Are you kidding me? >> You don't think that hurts? You don't think that hurts? Why are you doing this to me? >> All right, since you got the broken hand on, to take this handcuff off and you're going to sit in the car. If you start flailing around, then you have problems. >> You're an idiot. This is the broken hand. >> I know that. I'm not putting it on that hand. That's why I'm taking this one off. >> That hurts really bad. I'm being abused. Help. >> Just let you know. >> Help. Help. I'm being abused. I'm getting I'm getting >> being abused is the school boxy. >> You know what? You're about That's probably true. All right. >> Don't touch me. >> Have a seat. >> Sit all the way in there. Sit all the way in there cuz we got to put your seat belt on. >> You don't think I'm trying? This is great. >> In the end, the woman was charged with domestic violence and resisting arrest. Number three, woman tries to lecture the police on the law, and now she's facing charges. During a routine patrol on May 13th, 2025, an officer flagged a vehicle registered to someone with an expired license. Here's what happened when he pulled them over. Good morning. I'm officer Benvidas with the Orlando Police Department. Do you have your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance, please? >> What is wrong with my >> I'm sorry. >> What is wrong with my tag? >> There's nothing wrong with your tag. May I see your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance, please? Why do I have to >> I need to see your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance. This is a traffic stop. I need you to identify yourself. >> Yes, ma'am. It is. >> I'm sorry. It's cuz I've been seeing a lot of um news on the >> So, the reason why I stopped you today is because your license is expired. Let me see your driver's Let me see your driver's license. Okay. Listen, if you refuse to identify yourself, I will take you to jail for resisting without violence. Either you identify yourself to me right now or I'm taking you to jail. >> Okay. Go for three. Can I get a 45? Please turn off your car. >> Turn off your car. >> Turn off your car. >> Turn off your car. >> If you call somebody to come to this traffic stop, they will also get arrested for impeding on a traffic stop. Don't do this. >> Do not do this right now. >> I can call my lawyer. >> I need to see your ID. >> The ID is on the back of your phone. I need to see your driver's license, >> sir. Sir, I'm not I'm not a I'm a student. I'm an >> I don't I don't care if you're a student. I need to see your driver's license, please. It's on the back of your phone. >> It is, but I >> Okay, so I need to see your driver's license now, please. >> I I put your hands up here. >> No, sir. I I have >> Put your hands on the steering wheel. >> I haven't done I have my driver's license. >> Okay, put your hands on the steering wheel. >> I have my >> Put your hands on the steering wheel. I'm going to do everything for you. Hands on the steering wheel. >> I haven't done anything. >> This is the fifth time I've tell you now. >> All she had to do was provide the paperwork. But the woman's agitated response and repeated protests immediately pushed the officer's patience to the limit. >> But you have this. >> This is the fifth time I tell you. Put your hands on your steering wheel or you're going to get dragged out of the car. We can do this a simple way. >> Why are you doing? >> No, sir. Please don't touch me. Do not do this. I'm just scared. I'm sorry. >> I got you. Step out of the car. Sir, >> step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> We will pick everything up here in a second. Put your hands behind your back. >> Can I throw my wire, please? >> Put your hands Put your hands behind your back, please. >> I don't have a ro anything. >> Can you put your hands behind your back? >> I can. >> I can't. >> Ma'am, you're making this a lot more difficult than it needs to be. >> No, I want to make it difficult. I'm just >> Well, you're making it difficult. >> I'm just scared. >> I got it. >> Can you please pick up my documentation? >> Yep. [Music] >> I got you. So go right. >> I haven't done anything anything wrong with my students. >> I got you. >> I have a baby. Sir, I'm sorry. I have my kids. >> Okay. So, this is a learner's license, first of all. >> Okay. >> Okay. That's not a driver's license. >> Okay. >> Second of all, it's expired. Okay. It expired on >> it expired on May 11th, 2025. Okay. >> When I ask you for identification, >> Okay. So, here here we're going to we're going to do this a little easier. We're going to do this easier. >> Okay. >> I'm going to ask you these questions. I need you to say yes or no verbally if you understand them. All right. Stay against the car. >> Mhm. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> I do, sir. >> Okay. Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> I do, sir. >> Okay. You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> I do, sir. >> Okay. If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, one will be provided for you before questioning without charge. Do you understand? >> I do, and I have a lawyer. >> Okay. Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get to talk to me? >> You don't let me talk. When officers finish reading her Miranda rightites, she latches on to the last line as if it gives her the upper hand. Just listen to what she says. >> I'm going to I'm going to do I'm going to say this one more time. Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get to talk to me? >> Yes, I feel threatened by you. >> Okay. So, have I threatened you to get to talk to me? >> Yes, >> I have. How did I How did I threaten? >> I just feel I just feel intimidated because I haven't done anything wrong. I don't want to piss you off. I respect. >> You're not pissing me off. I'm not mad at all >> because I don't feel like you had a reason to stop me. >> So, the reason why I stopped you is because the registered owner of the vehicle >> is expired. >> I confirmed 27. Can you >> here? And then you hadn't seen my driver license 511 2025. You are the register. You are the registered owner of the vehicle. Okay. I confirmed your identity through the window. I could see you. You match your photo. Okay. And for that reason, you're going to jail for resisting without violence. Okay, >> sir. I'm sorry. I didn't want it to resist you. >> Too bad. >> I was just scared. It just wanted to resch. Can I get a female 45 for a search, please? >> Sir, you shouldn't you shouldn't be doing this. >> Face right here. >> Sir, >> face right here, please. >> But I'm scared. >> Face the inside, please. >> I am feeling humiliated by you guys. >> No. Yeah, we'll uh we'll probably get it off the road. >> Uh it's off the road. So, >> sorry. I have a baby here. I'm so sorry. I I don't I don't feel like I need. >> And if the situation wasn't already bad enough, officers soon discover she was never fully licensed to drive in the first place. >> I should have paid more attention. >> I already I already explained to you. I asked you for your driver's license and proof of insurance at least seven times. >> You didn't want to provide it. >> No, I I told you to put I told you to put your hands on the steering wheel. You didn't do that either. I asked you seven times. >> Okay. >> I apologize. >> And I will review everything so I get the correct count that I did everything. Okay. >> Okay. Your license is expired. You don't even have a driver's license. You have a learner's license. >> This is a learner's license. Let me read you the back. Just listen to what I have to say. Okay. >> Daylight driving only after 3 months. You may drive until 10 p.m. with a 21-year-old licensed driver in the closest seat of the driver. So, you don't have anybody over the age of 21 inside of the vehicle. Okay? And there's no one sitting next to you with a valid driver's license. So, not only are you with an expired learner's license, you're also committing a learner's license violation. >> I'm sorry. I I should have paid attention better on that. >> Yes, you should have. Yes. >> And all you had to do is listen to the instructions and you wouldn't have been in the situation. >> Okay. I apologize. Yes. >> Face the car. I apologize. >> Face the car, please. >> I wish I had done more orientation. >> Please face the car. Do not turn back. >> Says you wanted to keep the car there. >> Uh, we'll keep the car there. It's off the road. >> Can you please take my ID? I don't I don't want to be talking much, but can you please >> Your ID is is coming with me. >> My passport is on my >> Your passport will come with me as well. Yes. >> Okay. >> Do you mind grabbing her passport and phone, please? >> Is there anything else that you want to come with you at the jail? >> No. Can just someone um can I don't know if I can ask, but my baby's waiting for me. Can someone make a call or something? >> Yes, we'll make a phone call. Where's your baby waiting for you? >> It's in the daycare. She has asthma, so I was just going around cuz I need to drop off her pump. >> Uhhuh. >> Who do you need? >> I really apologize. I really >> I got you. You're already under arrest. >> It's okay. >> Okay. So, >> I know I'm wrong. I apologize. >> Okay. >> So, give us a give us a second. She's going to search you. We'll do this when we get to the jail. >> A female officer is called in for the search and the woman takes the chance to smooth things over with an apology. Unfortunately, at this stage, the charges are already coming. >> Have any needles or anything on you that would poke me? >> No, I'm just a nursing student here. No, I do not. It's just a question that is generally asked for everyone before I start pat you down. >> Spread your feet for me, please. >> I really apologize. I always respect for for your profession. I really apologize. I got scared. >> It's okay. >> I don't have a >> And I wish I was very better oriented because I have everything to have the right driver license. >> Just so you know, my instructions were very clear and I'm not here to confuse anybody. >> I know. I know you. And for you not following the instructions, that's why this is what happens. >> I've patted you down. Is there anything I may have missed? Because when you go inside the jail, you do go through a scanner and if there's anything that's on you, can't be charged again. >> Can I ask you something? Is that going to be on my record? >> Yes. >> Is that going to be on my record that I went to jail? >> Yes. [Applause] >> This is just a charge. It's not a conviction. So, you'll still be able to go to court, talk to everything, and you go from there. make sure that I can get I still get through interviews. I'm applying for jobs. >> You'll be fine. >> Thank you. >> As they head to the station, the officer makes it clear this didn't have to end in cuffs, but her decisions left no other option. >> This isn't this isn't any Listen, this isn't anything personal, okay? In the scope of my job, if you refused to identify yourself, >> especially after multiple times of me asking you for your license >> and you went to pull it out and then you stopped, that's resisting without violence. Ma'am, >> I apologize. Just that I didn't think I had anything wrong. So, I was not understand. >> And I was trying to explain it to you, but you kept trying to talk over me and not listen to what I was trying to tell you. >> Okay. >> I do this whole nice little spiel where I ask for your license, registration, proof of insurance. I tell you what happened and what went wrong, and then we would have gone from there. Okay. >> You refusing to do that. Now we're here. >> It's okay. I apologize. My reaction wasn't the best. I was just scared. >> Yep. I agree. >> So many things on on social media. >> Don't trust everything you see on social media. Not everybody's the same. >> I don't I can't I was just like, I don't think I have anything wrong. What's happening with me specifically, you know? >> But then, yes, definitely. I'm going to apologize. I didn't mean >> I understand. >> You know, I don't want to disrespect you. >> No, like I said, I didn't take any disrespect from you. I didn't take any offense to anything you did. I don't do this job with emotions. I do it with logic. >> The woman was later charged with resisting an officer without violence. Number two, when a fight between lovers turns into a scene for law enforcement. On April 3rd, 2024, officers responded to a four-star hotel after a couple's fight got loud and physical, spilling onto the balcony and alarming nearby guests and staff. Here's what happened when the police arrived. Mesh Police Department. Uh, what seems to be going on tonight? >> Nothing. We're about to leave. We're about to go home. >> Okay. >> So, I'm He's We're fine. We're definitely arguing and being loud and I apologize. It's me. I'm screaming at him. So, >> cheated on me. No, never. He's He's a really good boyfriend. It's me. >> I I'm just I want to go home back to Michigan. So, >> I don't want to do this. Yeah. So, I don't want to do this anymore. Be here. So, we went on that bourbon tour and definitely screaming at each other. So, I do apologize. >> That's okay. >> I feel bad for everybody. >> What will happen? >> Nothing. We just anger built up anger from Michigan that we thought this trip would help us and it obviously didn't. >> Okay. >> So, we're ready to kind of go home. >> I got you. I got you. >> So, I apologize. >> Hello. How are you? >> Doing well. How you doing? >> Good. I think we just said I don't know if you were here or >> I was. >> Okay. They're back still arguing that spilled out into the hallway fighting. Um >> you physically saw them fighting. >> I guess one of them says they had a >> So we we are going to request since this is now the third time that they go ahead and just be removed. But that's all right. So too easy. >> You guys don't mind. I'm sorry. Hate to do that. >> It's all good. >> Were you drinking more of there? >> Oh yeah. >> You seem like you're a little bit more intoxicated. >> Oh yeah. >> Okay. What's going on? >> I don't want to break. >> Does he want to break up with you? Is that what's going on? >> What happened in there? I heard that you guys were arguing again. >> We We weren't though actually. >> I heard that yelling at least. So, what happened since we were last here? >> Nothing. Normal. We were fine. >> You sure? Oh, 100%. Like we weren't fighting or anything. >> Can you tell me what happened? >> You said nothing at all happened. I just need you to tell me. >> No. No, sir. >> The moment she starts describing what led to the fight, the emotional weight of it begins to show. >> No, sir. >> You're not going to tell me. >> He He's Do you hear him? He's saying nothing. He cheated on me with this girl. >> I understand. I understand. But Paige, >> I'm sorry. >> Paige, Paige, you got to listen to me. You got to listen to me. >> I'm sorry. >> There's cheated on. >> I understand. I understand that I was wrong. But Paige, >> I'm sorry. I'm not trying to walk. >> There's good ways to handle things and there's very bad ways to handle things. >> And we've been doing this for two months. >> He is such a good boyfriend. He is the best boyfriend I have ever had in my entire life. I've never had a better boyfriend. I'm so sorry. And he did. He cheated on me. >> So, what happened since we left? Cuz I know that when I saw you go the door, he cheated on me. >> You wanted to hug him and he didn't want to he didn't want you to touch him. So, I saw that part and the door closed. So, what happened? >> Can I show you? >> Am I allowed to >> What is that? >> What am I looking at? my phrases. >> So, Paige, we're gonna have to figure out a game plan tonight. Okay, >> we're fine. We're fine. >> I don't think so. Because here's the deal. The hotel staff is >> They want us to leave. They want us to leave and we're okay with leaving. >> I understand. Hold up, Paige. >> I don't want y'all to think that we're not okay with leaving. We were packing >> and we weren't even fighting. >> Paige, >> being intoxicated and emotional is rarely a good mix. Even so, officers try to keep things calm as they question her, making it clear she needs to cooperate. >> Can you let me finish, Paige? >> Yes. >> All right. So, your boyfriend is packing up everything in the room right now. >> All right. He's good on the fact that you guys have to leave. >> Mhm. >> All right. So, you're trespassing the building, and we're going to make sure you leave. >> Okay. >> So, here's here's the deal, though. This has been going all night. This is the second time we've got out here. >> This is the third night. This is this is the second time we've been called out here to talk to you guys. >> You've seen my bruises. >> Don't touch me. >> Sorry. >> He doesn't like to get touched. That's >> He's He's seen my bruises. >> I know. I know. >> You've seen >> All right. But here's here's here's the thing that I was understanding, Paige, is that I was being told, okay, your boyfriend said he didn't want you to touch him and then he touched him, grabbed you and pushed you off. But it's okay to smack somebody in the face. >> You got smacked in the face? >> Oh, yeah. >> What? By who? >> Did it hurt? >> No. I'm a Oh, >> why did you get smacked in the face? >> I mean, that's who he is. >> You just told me he's the best guy in the world. Why are you telling me now that he beat you? >> I mean, he's he That's not beating in Detroit. You think that's beating? >> I love it. Oh, so it's a it's a >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> It's kind of hot. >> Okay. So, then it's something else. All right. >> In Detroit, it's a little different. You y'all don't kind of know. Get off your phone. What is homeboy doing? >> He's doing his job. >> I mean, I've never I've never I've been pulled over by a million cops. >> You're being rude to my partner and we're being >> I apologize. I am so sorry. Am I being >> You That was really rude to talk to apologize. I am so sorry. >> Officers attempt to explain the situation to Paige, urging both her and her boyfriend to find another place for the night, but she's not having it. >> Paige, we got to figure out a game plan tonight cuz this is the second time we got out here. >> You You can't because neither of you can drive. >> So, he's going to find a different place to stay tonight. And I think it would be best if you found a different place to stay tonight. I don't have any money. All my money is his. So, we have to stay together. >> No, not necessarily. You can get two different rooms and sleep in two different beds tonight cuz clearly being intoxicated right now. >> I'm going to make call real quick. >> Yeah. Hey, just hold up. Hold up. Bish. If there's If you want to sit down, we don't have any chairs out here though. >> Oh, it's okay. I'm a thug. I mean, I'm from Detroit. I'm going to give >> That's what you keep saying. That's why I'm such a fighter. >> You're a fighter? >> Who are you fighting? >> Myself. >> What do you mean you fight yourself? >> Stop. You're This is why I hate the police. This is why. >> Oh, it is. >> It is. >> You hate me. >> No, I don't hate you. You're super sweet. >> No, but you just yell at me. You got an attitude with me, please. No, I I got an attitude >> because I'm asking you questions. >> The Detroit cops are a little different than y'all. >> Okay. Well, Paige, so here's the thing. I don't like when I'm being here and nice to you and I'm being very, very friendly and I'm just concerned about your wellbeing and you snap at me like that and you cuss at me. >> I apologize. >> So, we need to be on You did cuss at me, Paige. >> I apologize. >> So, here's what we're not going to do. No, you lost. Yeah, you lost your hand shaking privileges. >> No. >> Yeah, you just me. >> You're getting out of jail. >> You hear that? >> Hear what? >> Do you hear that? >> My Alamian. >> We're not I'm not going to jail. >> I just got to walk you downstairs. We just got to escort you down. We're going the elevator. Okay. >> I'm not going to jail, though. >> No one's going to jail right now. >> Correct. Paige's boyfriend finally approaches, but instead of calming things down, his presence only adds fuel to the fire. >> You don't have her driver's license. >> She She definitely does need her driver's license right now, bud. >> Hey, ma'am. You said get off of him. You got to get off of him. >> He's giving me a >> He said get off of him. Ma'am, stop. >> Relax. >> Paige, I'm holding your arms. >> Don't pull. >> You the same page. >> Yeah. >> All right. All right. >> Keep your hands behind your back. Stop. >> Why are you >> Because you're touching him without his consent and you're pulling away from me. At this point, I'm going to place you in cuffs. You are being detained right now. Okay. Keep doing this. >> I didn't touch him without consent. >> He was telling you to stop touching him. >> He's my boyfriend. >> Doesn't mean that you can touch someone who's you're dating without their consent. >> Why does he not arrest him? >> All right. Because the entire time, Paige, he was trying to get away from you or touching without his consent. That's called harassment. Physical contact. >> No, he >> I want to explain something. And I know you're intoxicated, but just because you're married or dating somebody doesn't give you the consent to do things to them when they don't want you to. Okay? They're still human beings. >> All right? So, when he says, "Please don't touch me. Please don't kiss me." And you're kissing him and touching him, that is a crime. >> 100%. That is a crime. You can ask him. >> Now, with the cuffs on and the reality of the situation setting in, Paige finally seems to understand where things went wrong. You can see the flicker of realization on her face, but any chance she had to turn things around is already gone. >> You can ask him right now. >> All right. So, Paige, at this point, >> um, so we're going to take you to jail tonight. You're under arrest for disorderly conduct, second degree, and public intoxication, first or first offense. Okay. I've been really cool with you tonight, Paige. But there's >> but there's no other solution. There's no other solution for tonight. Okay. If we let you leave, >> am I allowed? No, I'm not. If we let you leave tonight, I'm trying to coax. >> Yeah. If we're If we let you leave tonight, it's just going to be the same problem again as you and your boyfriend. >> No, there isn't. I'm leaving him. >> I need to go home. I need to go home to my mom. >> We'll take care of you. >> Can you call my mommy? >> Yeah, we can call everybody. Okay. >> No, I don't want to call my mommy. In the end, it took just one night, fueled by alcohol and poor decisions, to land Paige in handcuffs. She later faced charges of public intoxication and was formally trespassed from the hotel. Number one, she thought her attitude would intimidate the officers. Instead, they taught her a lesson in respect. In our final case, officers respond to a highway call after multiple drivers report a suspicious vehicle. The woman behind the wheel says she just ran out of gas, but the officers quickly suspect otherwise. Here's what happened. Hey man, what's going on? >> So, I don't even have a radio ID number on the new hire. So, um she's way out here saying she ran out of gas, but look how far away we're from the road. >> You ran out of gas, but you're off the roadway. >> Yeah. I don't know if it was linked to I don't know what's that over there. >> Stop. >> So, you took it off the roadway back there. >> What? >> Said you drove it off the roadway. Yeah, because I didn't want to get hit by a car. >> You could have just pulled over to the side of the road for you guys. >> Oh, I just wanted to feel safe. >> I didn't want anyone accidentally crash into me. >> I'm sorry. I can't hear you. >> I didn't want anyone to accidentally crash into you. >> Okay. All right. No big deal. Do you have your license, registration, insurance, and then I'll start a record for you? >> You'll start what? >> A record? >> What does that mean? >> A tow truck to get you out of here. You're not going to be able to drive out of here. >> What is a record? Does that mean it's Is that a penalty or something? No, the tow truck >> has a record. >> Tow truck has to pull you up. >> Yeah, add me to that. >> Oh, I thought you were saying something was going on my record or something. >> I thought you said something on my record. >> No, not record. Recorder. >> Where you coming from? >> Um, >> I don't know. >> Are you going to Miami Day College? >> What? >> Huh? >> Is Miami Day College this? >> Yeah. Officers aren't asking for much, just her name and identification. But with each passing second, her combative attitude is making that small task more complicated than it needs to be. And the longer it goes on, the more it starts to feel like she's trying to hide something. >> Miss Saf. >> I think you can read. >> I mean, I don't want to butcher your name. >> Why would you? You don't read. >> Sound it out. Saraphina. Saraphina. >> All right. A >> Saraphina. >> Congratulations. You know how we >> Yeah, I I did go to school. >> Oh, okay. >> Oh, no. No. >> All right. >> I know. >> Where you said you were coming from now? >> A grasshopper. >> You know, you know how you can avoid that? You can step out and that way they don't jump on you. There's one right there. >> There's one. You want to step out? >> It's going to They're going to start calling on me. >> Yeah. >> Where'd you say you were coming from now? >> I was coming from somewhere that I don't want to disclose. I don't feel comfortable disclosing that. >> What do you mean? >> So, what are we doing? What is this process here? >> All right. What's your phone number? All right. The vehicle's registered to you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Did you call anybody to come get you? >> I don't have a phone. >> You don't have a phone? >> No. >> There's no phone is in the car or you don't have a charger? >> I don't have a phone. >> Okay. All right. >> It would be on the we're shooting, right? So, >> well, the trooper is coming. So, I don't know where he's coming from, but he's on his way. I just have to hold on to your information till he gets here. >> You have any questions for me? Hey, don't throw up the window. >> There are bugs coming in here. >> I told you you can avoid the bugs by stepping out here. If you want to sit in there and bask in the bugs, then that's on you. >> She still hasn't given the officers what they need. And with the woman's behavior growing more difficult by the minute, they decide to focus on confirming her personal information. Meanwhile, other officers are trying to stay level-headed and avoid escalation, but her attitude is making that task nearly impossible. >> Huh? >> What are you doing? >> I I I can't see without light in the night time. It's too dark. >> So, that's why I use a flashlight. >> Why are you pointing the flashlight in here? >> Because you and I are hanging out right now. window. >> I'm sorry. What? >> Why is she putting on her seat belt? >> Trying to take off. >> Roll on the window for me. Why are you putting on your seatelt? >> What? >> So, why are you putting on your seat belt? >> Why is it a problem that I'm putting on my seat belt? >> Cuz your car is unable to drive. >> Okay. >> Okay. And you're not free to go. So, go ahead and step out of the car for me. Go ahead and step Thomas, get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Come down. Come down here. >> Don't do that cuz you need to hang out with us out of the car. Step out of the car or we're going to remove you from the car. Please don't do this. Please don't do this. Listen to what I'm saying. Just listen. Listen to what I'm saying. Just get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Grab your window breaker. She's trying to She put her seatelt on and she's locking the car. Yep. Get out of the car. >> The standoff has dragged on long enough and the officers are done waiting. They've exhausted every warning and every opportunity for her to comply peacefully. It's no longer a matter of asking. If she doesn't get out on her own, they'll make it happen. >> Shut off the car and get out. Car, get out. >> Get out. I'mma break the window. >> Get out. >> Chance or we're going to >> Last chance. I'mma break the window. >> Last chance. Three. >> Two. >> Get out. >> Get out. Wait till the out. >> Why are you doing this? Why are you doing this? >> You're going to hurt yourself. Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> You're going to hurt yourself. Put your other hand behind the back. Put your back. >> Oh my god. >> There you go. >> You're so >> You're going to hurt yourself. Don't do that. >> So evil. I didn't do anything. I'm supposed to be in the car. >> Don't do that. >> I didn't do anything to you. That's why people hate you. You see this right here power tripping? Both of you evil. >> You're the only good one out of this. So evil >> black female. 1015. >> You're a black >> there. Turn over. Got it. >> The boobs are not out. They'll be all right. >> You're disgusting. Come. Can you find your keys? >> Somebody pull my shirt up. My nipples are out. >> All right, we'll pull it up. Sit the up. >> I'm not going to be one of these. >> Set up. >> Set up. I got a shirt for you. Okay. >> The most racist person alive. Can you reach over and >> disab your two feet? >> You feel good? >> Walk on your two feet. >> You got your ghost. >> Watch your feet. >> You disgusting piece of >> That's fine. I've been called worse. She may be out of the vehicle and in custody, but her attitude hasn't changed. As they walk her to the cruiser, the woman launches into a steady stream of complaints. >> You deserve it. >> You deserve it. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> That's the most power you ever felt. >> It's your daddy's fault, not me. Power tripping to your daddy. >> Sit back or I'll put you back. cuz that's what you feel like doing. You're taking all your daddy's frustration out on you. You feel powerful with that red and black piece of >> piece of not me. You're pissed off at your daddy. >> Do not spit in my face. >> Pissed off at me my face. >> You're pissed off at me. >> Do not sit in my face. >> Do not punch me. >> It's your daddy's fault. Your daddy hates your >> Your daddy hates your mom. >> The woman's actions that night led to three charges: driving under the influence, resisting without violence, and failing to stay in a single lane. Do you think these people learned their lesson? Let me know what you think in the comments down below, and I'll see you in the next