These squatters acted like they owned the place until law enforcement showed up to remind them they didn't. Here are five cases when cops surprised the out of entitled squatters in homes. Number five, woman thought her behavior would be tolerated, [music] but the police proved otherwise. Our first case takes place at Orlando International Airport where officers responded to a report of a woman who's allegedly been lingering on the premises for days without a valid reason despite repeated requests from the staff to leave. She's refused and now it's up to law enforcement to step in. >> You guys call? >> So did you did you ask her to leave and then leave and then you guys left? probably ask her to leave and then an emergency came up so we have to go because >> So what would you like us to do? >> Do you want to press charges or >> would you like to press charges if she refuses to leave? >> Yes. >> Hi there ma'am. Were you asked to leave by uh those people? >> No. >> Okay. Well, they they said that you were asked to leave. So at this point you got to leave. >> Let me ask you this. Do you have any business here? >> I was waiting for someone to come back to their stuff. >> Are you flying out of here? >> No. >> Okay. So, unfortunately, because you don't have any business here, you cannot stay here. So, here's what's going to happen. Cuz they did ask you to leave earlier and you refuse to leave. So, now they're letting us know that if you do not leave at this moment, you will be trespassed. And if you still refuse to leave, we will arrest you. >> Okay. I don't have a way to leave. >> We will give you a bus pass. You can touch the bus and take it off the >> property. >> Can you speak up, please? >> I think she's talking to somebody else. >> Whoever it is, >> do you guys have a bus pass by? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Thank you. Are you traveling with anyone else or? >> No. >> The reason why I'm asking because if they need a bus pass, we'll give it to them. >> I don't care about them. If they didn't, I'm the one. >> You have ID on you? I'm not giving it to you. >> You got to You got to get up and leave then. >> Okay. >> Right now. >> I just said I cannot talk. >> You're going to get up. You're either going to get up. >> I just need you to grab your go. Ma'am, I just need you to grab your stuff and go. You don't need to have all that attitude. It's not even necessary. >> I'm not even talking to her. She keeps talking to me. I don't like >> We're going to give you two seconds. >> Do this. Let's grab your stuff and let's go. >> You can grab your stuff and you need to leave right now. If you don't, you go to jail. >> Stop talking. >> They're keeping their cool for now. But if she keeps testing [music] limits, that patience is going to run thin fast. >> Give you I'll give you about 30 seconds. >> 183, come. Are you nearby? >> Like I just said, I cannot leave. >> You're free to go. All you need to do is grab your stuff. >> Going wherever I need to go. I cannot leave. >> You just need to leave the premises. >> Are you refusing to leave? >> Are you refusing to leave? >> Are you refusing to leave the property here? >> Are you refusing? >> Stuck here. There's no way to get out of here. >> Did we not just tell you we would give you a bus pass? >> Where is it so I can go? The >> Give it to me before I end up putting her in the car. >> Hold on. Give me a second. >> Hey, can you do me a favor? Can you come over to B1 real quick? >> Here's your bus pass. >> Now, if you like, we can also take you to the next bus stop that is right outside the property. That's not going to get me where I need to go when I get out. >> Yeah, but it'll get you off the property and keep you out of jail. That's what I'm trying to do. >> Well, I'm trying to go where I need to go and not get off the property. If I'm not going where I need to go, then I don't give a about that. >> So, you're refusing to leave the property. Is that what you're telling me? You're refusing to leave the property. Are you refusing to leave the property? >> If I cannot get Are you refusing to leave? >> I'm not going to put your hand. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Get off of me. Resistance. Get off of me. >> Stop resisting. >> Get off of me because I'm not going to jail. >> Get off. >> Get off of me. >> Stop. Get off of me. Get off of me. >> On the ground. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Stop resisting now. Let me grab his feet real quick. >> I'm not a >> Stop resisting. >> Get off of me. Give us your hand. >> Get off of me. >> What's your hand? >> Give us your hand. >> Get off of me. I'm not going to jail. >> Give us your hand now. You are going to jail. >> No, I'm not. >> The situation started with a trespass, but her refusal to cooperate turned it into something more. And unless she backs down soon, the woman will find herself in even more trouble. >> She looks at me. I got her. Stop resisting. >> GET OFF THE MAP. [screaming] I CANNOT >> Stop resisting. You're going to get tased. >> I'm not going. >> You're going to get tased. >> I'm not going. >> One to 10. >> Get all of >> Get my stuff. >> Relax. >> For no reason. I'm not going to jail. Please comply or you will be >> I'm not going to jail. >> Stop her. >> Get my stuff. >> Get my stuff. [snorts] >> Don't do that by the car so you can just get her going. >> Get my stuff. >> Get my stuff. >> Get my stuff. >> Secure this cup a little more. It's too loose. >> Get off of me. >> Please comply. Stop. >> Get off of my [screaming] Stop flexing. Thank you. >> Get off of me. >> Thank you. Please walk. >> Get my stuff. >> GET MY STUFF. [screaming] >> GET MY STUFF. >> BATHROOM. >> Get my stuff. I need my stuff. >> There you go. Walk. >> Get my stuff. GET MY PROPERTY. >> OPEN UP THE DOOR. Create a pocket. No one's searching. >> I DON'T EVEN HAVE NOTHING. That is my stuff. Don't get You're going to be searched. Do you have anything on you? That's >> No, I need my stuff. >> Go get my stuff. Why haven't you got my stuff? I need my stuff. >> I need my stuff. >> Stop resisting. Just follow me. >> Stop resisting. >> I don't even know what you're talking about. >> Sit in the car, please. >> I'm going to be on the left and show you the walking. >> Sit all the way back and face to the left. >> I need my face that way. >> Face to the left. Will you get my phone? >> You want to go with me? >> I lost my hood, but I got to I'll stay here with her. >> All right. >> She was ultimately charged with resisting without violence and trespass after warning. She later pleaded no contest and received adjudication withheld, which means she avoided a conviction but remained under court supervision through probation. Number four, officers try helping a homeless woman, but her actions keep causing problems. On January 29th, 2024, officers were called to an apartment complex after reports of a woman refusing to leave the premises. According to maintenance staff, she's been squatting in the hallway and even used a blanket to block off one section. Here's what happened when the police finally located the suspect. >> Hello. Hello. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> What are we doing here? >> I'm uh sleeping. >> You're sleeping? >> Yes. >> You got to get up. >> You got to get up. You got to get out. You can't stay here. >> Okay. I don't stay here. I'm waiting for my friend. >> I don't Well, you're not waiting for your friend. You got to go. You can't be here. >> Okay. >> Let's go. Come on. Now, they don't want to sign a complaint right now, but if you come back here, you're going to be uh either issued a summon or even worse. So, come on. Start getting your stuff and get out of here. Let's go >> and grab as much as you can because whatever's left is garbage. And >> I don't know. It's bad enough to call me in a little bit. So, I don't know. >> Well, grab your stuff cuz everything else is getting tossed. >> I don't know. Mhm. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Jessica. >> Jessica what? >> Rose. >> Jessica Rosewald. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, like I said uh before, Jessica, >> as of as of right now, they don't want to sign any complaints. >> Look, I don't know. I was wondering where my place. I just came for to see my friend. I don't know where he is. >> Um >> Okay. Well, like I said, for right now, there's no here. I don't know. >> All right, Jessica, two seconds. Just give me two seconds to explain. >> Like I said, >> for right now, they don't want to sign any complaints. But if you nobody right now, but if you come back >> and you're here, >> you're going to be at issue of summons. Not here. >> There's a shelter at third in Bloomfield. >> The woman is identified as 37year-old Jessica Roseall. And this isn't her first runin with the law. Records show priors dating back to 2022, including trespassing and theft. And now she may be adding another case to that list. Well, that's all we can give you is the shelter here and the shelters in Jerry City. >> In Union City as well, >> Jerry City and Union City. >> No, they were helping. >> We don't like doing this, but this is ridiculous. >> I don't know. >> This is practically a whole apartment right here. >> I had >> I don't know why you Why you keep saying you don't know what's ridiculous? is like you're not sleeping on the whole bed right now tucked in. Like you don't know what's going on in here. >> I'm here sleeping. I told you. >> I know. You ain't supposed to be. >> You told me to leave. >> So stop acting like you don't know what's going on, though. >> I don't know what. Like I'm sitting here sleeping. Is that Is that a problem? Like it is a problem. >> All right. Well, I don't think so. >> Well, it doesn't matter what you think. We We don't know what uh what it is. >> Trying to give you a heads up. That's all. You're going to get in trouble if you keep sleeping here. And this individual who you said, >> huh, >> is supposed to be coming back. Are this all his stuff? >> Whatever is left, whatever I don't take from here, the rest of it is there. >> All right. You might want to reach out because maintenance is going to toss all this out. >> I It's like I said, there's nothing I can do if you leave here and I can't carry all this stuff out by myself. So, whatever gets thrown out, this gets thrown out. I don't know. >> All right. Well, that's it. I guess the rest is uh garbage. >> Mhm. >> Have a nice day. Just make sure I got my uh >> Everything was going smoothly until officers found something they couldn't ignore. What happened changes things and now Jessica won't be walking away from this incident without consequences. store and head over to my high school for >> Jessica. Put your stuff down. >> Why? Now I'm being arrested for somebody else's stuff again. >> Yep. Just stop. Put Put it down. >> Put it down. Put your hands behind your back. >> Can I put this? >> No. Just put it right there. Put it right there. >> Mine came out of your bag. >> Listen, Jessica, >> Jessica, just put your hand behind your back. >> So, I don't have my bank on. Look. Look. It's just a pipe right now. >> Yeah, I'm not worried about it. >> Is there anything else inside? Because we're going to look through it. >> Absolutely not. Go ahead. >> Is there anything sharp in here that will come? One, two, three. >> No needles. No needles. >> No needles. >> That was the only thing that was in there. >> We're going to have a 1025. [snorts] That's cuz I was arrested or in the hospital the other day. That's what that was from. >> You have anything in your pocket going to poke me or anything like that? >> Where you from? >> I live in Hoken. I've lived in Hoboken for a long time. >> Where do you live? >> Uh right now I've been staying um in between here and the shelter. You went to Hoboken? >> No, but why do I have to throw up in Hoboken to stay in Hoboken to receive help from Hoboken? >> I didn't say that as a question. >> You just said you're from Hoboken. >> No, I You asked me where I live. >> You said you lived in Hoboken a long time. I've never seen that's >> I've lived in Hobok in a very long Well, I don't usually have interaction with the police officers cuz I don't really get in trouble doing stuff. You know what I mean? I just go to school, go to work, go home. >> The arrest goes smoothly. Officers complete a final check of her person and her belongings before making the quiet walk to the squad car. >> We're in here. >> Why? >> 23. >> Uh, we're good here. >> Uh, can we just have a female officer meet us at HQ, sir? >> You have ID? Your IDs in here? >> No, I don't have my ID or my bank card. I think my friend has it >> and my phone, so that's why I was waiting here. >> There's no struggle as Jessica walks peacefully to the cruiser and before pulling away, one officer brings his colleague up to speed on how the arrest unfolded. >> The whole stuff? >> No, I don't have my bank card or my ID. or my phone. >> Okay. >> You can check that right before you check. >> Uh while she was getting her stuff. >> Yep. >> No. While uh while she was like gathering her stuff like to leave, she bent over and fell out of her pocket. >> Nate, it's right here. You have a key for your 98 key. >> I got it. just fell right out. >> Just fell out. And I didn't know what it was at first. And he look threw it over threw it over the top. You got sanitizer in there. >> No. >> 23. >> [snorts] >> Coming up with one female 1025 400 66.5 >> 40066.5. Once at the station, Jessica was formally booked and processed on charges of defiant trespass and possession of illegal paraphernalia. Number three, when even the homeless shelter can't handle your behavior. On February [music] 20th, 2025, officers in Hoboken, New Jersey were called to a homeless shelter after staff reported a man they wanted removed from the premises [music] due to repeated disruptive behavior. Here's how the situation unfolded when police arrived. We got somebody giving us a second. Give me one second and I'll be right here. >> Hey, come on. >> What do >> you're not allowed to be here? >> You're not allowed to be here right now. >> They informed you. You were banned. You got to go. >> What? >> For whatever reason, they don't want you for 90 days. Okay. >> 90 days. >> I want to know who >> he has a 90-day ban. >> Okay. >> Who? What? >> For For what reason? Or just >> the previous case manager was >> Okay. So, you're not allowed here for 30 days. Okay. I don't know if you're informed. I'm personally informing you. So, if you return here after 90 days, if you come in here, you could be arrested for trespassing. Okay. >> 109. >> I don't want to do that right now. >> Trespassing on that ugly. >> I don't want to do that right now. >> So, if you just leave, you could have good day. Okay. >> 134. >> Where you from? Where you from? Where you from? >> I'm a Hoboken police officer. My name is Miller. My badge number is 88. You're not allowed to be here. Okay. Why you getting ready, bro? >> He's not getting ready, man. I don't have to get ready, bro. Relax. >> I'm ready, bro. The you getting ready for it, bro. >> Hey, talk to me. >> You look Hey, >> I'm going to give you one more chance to walk away. Otherwise, you're going to be placed under arrest. Okay. >> Arrest for what? >> For what? >> For what? What did I do? >> All right. You're going to be going to be placed under arrest. Okay. The apartment's actually two echo >> just uh get against the wall. Okay, give us your hands. >> I'm leaving. >> Officers identify the man is 34year-old Jesus Andrade. And with the staff's request made clear, it's time for him to leave the shelter. >> I ain't doing nothing. I got him. I got him. 108. We're going to have one now. 1025 here. at the shelter. >> Yeah, we're getting the cuffs on you. The truth is I swear to God when I come back I'm come back with a me sister was in in over there. Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt us? >> Don't pull my down. >> [snorts] >> This isn't Jesus's first time being removed from the shelter. He's been banned before for similar outbursts. And this time, he escalated things further by starting a fight with staff after being told to leave. Man, I had your sister used to be good, yo. Yeah, your sister used to be a real good man. This is a real she That's what your sister used to do. It's not my fault. Your sister used to s my fault. Let's go walk. >> With Jesus safely in the cruiser, the officer returns inside to speak with the staff and get a full picture of what led up to the call. and he was here earlier today and informed that uh >> yeah the case manager previous to us the shift he saw him come in here once we clocked in and he told us that guy is banned I told him he's banned he can't be here for 90 days >> okay what was his name just so I have it >> the case man I'm sorry >> l a l >> okay thank you very Have a good day. >> Sorry, man. >> It's a quiet ride until they reach the station. That's when the same erratic behavior officers saw earlier starts up all over again. >> [ __ ] bro. I ain't doing nothing. >> All right. I got to tell you, right? I ain't got to do nothing. I swear to God. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> Yo, I didn't do nothing. >> How is telling me what to do? >> I ain't do nothing, bro. What I do? That's why you up. All right, you up. You're going to have to tell your superiors why you over. >> In the end, he was charged with disorderly conduct and defiant trespassing. After booking, Jesus was transported to the county correctional facility. Number two, a streamer goes too far for views. Officers step in before it gets worse. On June 27th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a home in response to a call about a man trespassing, allegedly entering the property repeatedly. According to the homeowner, the man has been staying for hours at a time over the past 3 weeks, even live streaming while doing so. What's more, the same man had also made violent threats towards the owner online. And with that in mind, officers approached the scene cautiously. Hey, are you Matthew? >> Yeah. Name and badge number. >> I'm Corporal Cres of Birmingham Police Department. The badge number is 429. >> Name and badge number. >> I'm Officer Burls, Birminton Police Department. Uh 459. >> Hey, Matthew. >> Name and badge number. >> That's illegal. >> Oh, no, it's not. You're under arrest. >> Hi, YouTube. >> This is illegal. >> What's the crime? >> Criminal trespass in the first degree. >> Who's trespassing me? >> The homeowner of the residence. >> Who? the one on the deed of the house. Matthew, >> when? >> So, you can talk to your attorney. >> Okay. >> Okay. You haven't been read your rights yet. I know you want to do your own rights. >> You I know you think you do, but that's not how that works. >> All righty. >> But that's also why you get an attorney, right? >> So, if you're right, you can bring it up to him. >> I guess then you can fight it. >> This is false imprisonment. >> You can bring that up to your attorney. >> This is false imprisonment. >> I'm going to double lock these, sir, so they don't get too tight on you. >> Coming up to us. >> This is false imprisonment. You understand this, right? >> No, I don't. >> I know you don't understand this. >> You go. >> You enjoy the smile on your face as he is. >> I'm not smiling. >> You are smiling. >> Smiling. >> You will have your badge removed for it, too. You're okay. It's all right. Where are we going? What car? You can take the mic. >> All right. You realize you're responding to calls from out of state. >> All right. Just stand right here, sir. >> Yes. But you realize you're responding to calls from out of state. >> Face the vehicle, please. >> Sounds good. >> All right. I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. >> Sure. >> One of the officers begins to read him his rights. Careful not to ignore that he's still streaming the encounter on his phone. >> Hey, Matthew. >> What? >> Would you like us to end your stream so your phone doesn't die? I'm assuming that's coming with you. >> Keep it recording. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being request questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> As best as you can explain them, yes, I understand the rights. Okay. >> All right. I'm [snorts] going to search your incident to arrest. Do you have anything on you that could stick me, poke me, hurt me? >> Uh, the pepper spray and a possible toothpick in the fanny pack. >> All right. I appreciate you letting me know. >> You have a baggie. Say yeah. Can you raise up your hands for me, sir? Thank you. The man identified as Matthew Davis has been live streaming the entire time and he has no issue making himself heard, but officers stay focused, unfazed by his attempts to rile them up. Thanks. After I'm no longer detained and released, I'd like the keys to my property back. >> I understand that. But after this is all over, >> if you go back to that >> keys to my property back, >> we need to make it very clear to you. If you go back to that property, you'll be arrested for >> it's my property. >> Not your property. Well, here's >> you guys don't understand the law. You guys are tyrants. >> So So Matthew, you can say that until you're blue in the face. I'm telling you, if you go back there, when you get out, you're going to be arrested again. Except this time, it'll be for a felony. >> You guys are tyrants. It's It's important we're clear on that. >> I know, but you guys are tyrants and you're going to lose your badges. >> You're all right, though. No worries. I've spoken to all my neighbors. I've spoken to the local kids that get picked up from school. I've spoken to those down at the retirement home. Everybody's fine. You guys have done nothing about the criminal activity inside for almost a decade. I'm working with you. Do >> you have any jewelry on? Necklaces or anything like that? >> I don't believe so. >> Okay. Thank you. the keys to the property. >> It's a coin purse. >> Okay. Thank you. Before putting him in the cruiser, officers run one final search just to make sure he's not carrying anything he shouldn't be. >> All right. Can you see the back of my hand, sir? I have to check your inseam. >> Yeah. Okay. I'm going to place you in the back of my car. Okay. >> Sounds good. >> All right. You're going to be audio and video recorded while you're in here. Okay. >> Definitely. >> I did. >> Yeah. >> All right. Just hang tight for me. Okay. Yeah, >> giving up what little >> advantage you might have had. >> Search. I'm thinking this yet. >> Oh, thank you. >> We'll just set it here. >> I don't think so. I thought it was going to be I don't know, though. Just the way he was pulling up. >> Okay. Just like some cards. >> Yeah. Remember, you have to check all the debit, credit, and debit cards. Make sure you can't be booked at other people's property. >> Mhm. Before moving forward, the officers go through Matthew's property, documenting what's there and double-checking for anything that could lead to further charges. Just a piece of paper. Matthew Davis Matthew Matthew Davis. Matthew Davis. Matthew Davis. And It's a power bank. >> Yeah. >> Now comes the next step, figuring out which charges stick and how far this case will go. charger on some headphones. >> So, as of now, the charger crim trespasser problem is it's probably broken release. Actually, I know it's going to be broken release. >> Mhm. >> Which means he'll be back before our shift is done. He'll be he'll be back to be able to reaccess. >> Yeah. So, I would maybe >> Did you turn that camera on up there? Thank you. lot maybe see if we can hold on to him a little bit longer and then maybe convey that to the homeowner like hey >> this is we've done everything we can to this point but he's very likely going to be out and attempting to reacess the property I'd get it move on securing it switching the locks >> come come out here with plywood and just screw the door >> I mean he's going to keep breaking it start going to the back y >> the door be back inside. No, it's nothing. down ventilation. >> Yeah, >> I got so used to that. >> I know. I did too. >> Yeah. >> Yes. The jail will send out an email saying, "Here's the current booking standard while X, Y, or Z is occurring." Rarely do they send an update saying it's done back normal. >> Unless we ask >> his belongings come up clean, but that doesn't erase what he's done. After trespassing on someone else's property for 3 weeks straight, Matthew is booked at the station. dying slow. >> But he wanted to go to the traffic unit. >> Really? >> Yeah. Apply for it. That's all I have to say about that. Can you show me your hand sanitizer? >> Yeah. >> Do you want the sergeant to the pre-book for you? >> Do you want the sergeant to do your pre-book for you? >> Absolutely not. >> I'm offering. >> I appreciate the offer, but I need to practice. >> Okay. Well, good answer. >> So, thank you. >> All right. >> Matthew was ultimately charged with criminal trespass. Number one, drunk woman has every chance to walk away peacefully, but her stubbornness gets her arrested. On July 22nd, 2023, authorities were dispatched to a motel after staff reported a woman causing a disturbance. Though management asked her to leave, she kept lingering on the property, forcing them [music] to call the police for help. All right, they started again. They started like more than what they started usually. What's your your person? >> Let me leave already >> cuz I got to So you want them trespassed and asked to leave >> out of here. >> All right. I'm going to need >> He actually drove out. >> So he's gone already. >> He's gone. So I I hope he's not coming back and she was >> I can't issue him anything. >> I understand that. But I heard she banging the door repeatedly. Okay. >> We we walked outside and he opened the door. She pushed him out. like basically key vault. >> Okay. >> And he ran and he grabbed the truck and she's still shouting behind him. >> All right. Well, she will be leaving. >> She'll be leaving >> with the child. >> With the child, whatever, and tella wanted you or whoever it is, and tell her not to come. >> All right. Yeah, I'm going to I'll issue them an actual trespass. I'll give you that. But what's a good phone number for you? >> All right. Perfect. I actually already have one of your cards. So, >> all right. Don't forget this. I don't want you to leave that on the counter. So, >> all right. Just give me a few minutes. I'm gonna go get her and tell her she needs to start packing. So, >> y >> right now, the goal is simple. Get Ashley off the property. With that in mind, the officer approaches and tries to reason with her. Oh, baby. Are >> you leaving? >> No. Well, they just asked you to leave. You need to leave. >> Who? >> The owners. Um, they send a message. >> No, they don't have to. They came up here in person. >> Let me put it to you this way. If you don't leave, you're going to go to jail for trespassing. >> Can you tell them that? >> I I'm just call my daughter. Can you tell him that? Who? >> It's him. >> Who's him? >> He works here. >> There's no one on that phone. Okay, watch this. I got Oh, no. I'm a dental assistant. Okay. >> I'm not losing my dental license for this for aing a night on the town for his little Island trains. I'm not doing it here. >> Let's restart it. I'm sorry. >> Officers waited out, giving Ashley space to do the right thing and avoid consequences. All she has to do is leave. Um, >> do you not understand what I just said? >> Yes. My room. This is my room. >> Yeah. No, it's actually the hotel's room. >> And they asked you to leave. They asked you to leave. >> You rented it. You did not buy anything. >> I didn't. >> My faucet. >> Okay. Doesn't matter >> because I had I'm on >> Are you refusing to leave? >> No. >> All right. Well, I'm not Hold on. Stop talking about me. >> Ashley, if you don't leave now, you're going to jail. >> That's what I'm telling them. Get your stuff. You're out. >> But I got to get my daughter to >> Well, you haven't done anything. You just keep playing with your phone. You're not doing anything. >> There her uncle took them. They live on the island. >> Okay. >> What am I supposed to do? >> Go out there and wait for him. >> Honey, come out in 5 years. What do you want me to do? >> It has nothing to do with that. >> Okay. Can you give me a little I asked you before to stay? >> I didn't buy this room. I'm not paying for this room at all. >> All right. if you're not going to leave because we're not going to go back and forth. >> I never paid for this, but I'm not saying anything. We've been here for 5 years. Listen, we're here for Hurricane Ian. Okay, >> I get that. >> Listen, just chill, man. >> I am chill. >> Okay, >> I was chill the first time I came here. >> Okay, guys, get drunk on the beach. Just chill, man. >> You're drunk right now. What's the difference? >> I am. >> Yes, indeed. >> No, I've been watching kids all day. >> Okay, you're stone cold sober. >> I bet on >> All right. Well, you're going to lose. I bet. No. >> Right. >> Who do you think? >> That's why this is my room. >> Are you going? >> This is my >> What's your name? >> Renee. Ashley Rene signed. Honey, they won't let me um take the room cuz you guys everything up for you guys. Listen, I got my daughter, man. I want to take her home across off this island. I need all this island, man. I got to pay $50 to get off of it. No, you're not here. You left. >> Ashley talks about a hurricane, her kids, her job, and how long she's been on the island. But none of it changes what's happening. The motel wants her gone. Deputies stay firm, repeating their instructions. [music] But she talks over them, argues on the phone, and shows no signs of leaving. And now her rambling responses only test their patience further. >> No, we're okay. You're on the way, love. Okay, we've been here for 3 years. Listen, they are right here. The same guys I seen last time. I should cook them dinner. Gia is tired and she has our club in the morning. >> Never have this problem. I don't know what's going on right now on this. I don't know what's going on. being a deal with five years. I don't know what's going on, but deal with it now. >> But the same cops are right here. That's what I'm saying. Where are you at? Why would you take her? >> You can't have McDonald's. >> There is no McDonald's opening. Will you please tell these officers that you t-shirt, we have 50,000 on a job right now that we do everything. Listen, these are hurricane victims daily for hours. Listen, listen, listen, listen. We've >> been since September of last year. Get your together. If you can't, I will. If they arrest me, then go ahead and arrest me. >> Ashley. Ashley. >> I need you to hang up the phone. >> We are at the hotel. Yes, honey. Talk to the officer. He's right here. >> We're not talking. >> He's right here. He said, "Am I with the man?" >> I need you to hang up the phone, >> baby. I'm outside the hotel room. >> Why would you leave me here? >> Well, it's your [ __ ] hotel. It's your [ __ ] island. It's your family here. I'm not talking to anybody. Ashley, you want to talk to nobody? >> I need you to hang up the phone and gather your belongings. >> Still refusing to leave, Ashley now tries a new tactic. Handing the phone over so a relative can speak for her, but that's not going to solve anything. >> Yeah, y'all book the room. >> Ashley. Ashley, if you refuse to listen, >> we are going to take you to jail. >> I'll hit my knees right now. We told you to get off the phone and get your >> They weren't It's not my >> Okay. You have nothing in there. >> Oh, it's our room on on fire. >> So, you have Do you have any belongings on his phone? >> He won't let me He won't talk to you. >> Here. He said it's it's it's theing hotel. It's the island people like here. >> They don't own the hotel. >> They don't want it. They don't want it. >> Do you have any belongings in this room? >> My daughter and all them. Yes. Yes. We come here every weekend. every weekend and we've been doing hurricane relief since last December of last year. >> So, I'm going to ask you again, gather your belongings. >> Gather my belongings, he said. >> I know. I know a swe. I'm sorry, sweetheart. I don't know, sweetheart. Oh, what else do we do? >> Get your stuff. >> It's hurricane relief. >> Hang up the phone. Get your stuff. >> He said hurry. He said >> get your stuff. >> Hang up the phone and get my stuff. >> Yes. >> Yes. Oh, the the the property page for our stuff, not us. >> Get your belongings. >> He said get your belongings. He pointed >> honey. >> And I'm telling you, not the person on the phone. >> He's telling me. >> Yes. >> He's taking my daughter for ice cream. >> I don't care. >> You don't care. This is >> All right. Then you can leave yourself in the room and store it down at the hotel later. >> You heard him. >> Can you tell them? No, no. I don't even know who that is. I don't care. >> It's the [ __ ] man that is the name on the room that you're kicking me out of. >> Ashley, listen to me. >> Babe. >> Babe, I promise. Please. >> I think it's hang up already. >> Please hang up already on >> I think it's already hung up. >> No. Okay, >> Ashley, I'm going to say this one more time. Last warning. >> This is her final chance. The officers tell her clearly to end the call. pack up and walk out or they'll have no choice but to take decisive action. >> We're either going to walk away. You can figure out your belongings later. >> We're not from here, honey. >> We're either going to walk away. >> No, we dropped $1,500,000 on this. >> Why? >> Hands on your back. >> No, it's my daughter. What are you doing? >> What? [laughter] >> Why? >> You want to go down? >> No, I'm not even from this county. I brought my daughter for a birthday present. >> All right. >> What are you guys doing? What are you guys doing? It's my birthday present for my daughter. >> She slippers. >> Yes, she's going to slip for who? >> Stop moving. >> I'm not moving. I paid this Sean Lloyd. Go right there. >> Yes. I'm not from this county. I just paid $2,000 for my daughter. >> Yep. >> Yeah. Help me. >> Get up. >> For what? >> For my daughter. Please. Please. Yes. My daughter's birthday. I'm just going to verify my daughter's birthday. Verify. husband. >> Yes, she did on speaker phone. >> I got your phone and your wallet. >> What do you >> got your phone in your wallet? >> Okay. But did you let MY HUSBAND KNOW MY DAUGHTER'S NIGHT BIRTHDAY? We just booked his birthday tonight. What are you guys doing? What are you guys doing? I'm running from this thing. What are you doing? Gia. Ashley continues pleading her case, claiming her history with a motel gives her the right to stay. However, the officers are quick to remind her that those decisions aren't up to her. >> Oh my god. Yeah. Yes. I just booked his birthday. I come here every weekend. Oh my god. Okay. I'm getting arrested for what? For what? >> Trespass after warning. >> I'm trespassing. I have a room here. My room is on this here. >> You were asked to leave multiple times. >> I'm trespassed. >> Yep. Now you are. >> Prove it. >> Dad. Dad. Prove it. I'll prove it. I'M I'M TRESPASSED. I just walked here. Baby, please tell him I'm >> a sergeant. He's not. >> Get in the car. >> You pull away again. >> My daughter, BABY, I JUST GOT HERE AN HOUR AGO. >> GIA, it's your ninth birthday. I'm sorry. Gia, >> who you talking to? >> Gia. Gia. Gia. Gia. >> Gia. Gia. Gia. >> No. I come here every week. So, I need to go to the other side. >> Oh, wait. For what? >> 113 central. [screaming] >> Ashley will be 10:15 for trespass and resisting. >> No, I was in my room. NO, YOU'LL SLAP ME. >> Subject is uh in custody. In the end, Ashley was charged with trespass after warning and resisting an officer without violence. She received 6 months of probation and was ordered to pay a fine. Think justice was served here? Let me know in the comments and I'll see you in the next video. As always, stay safe out there, folks.