They've heard it all before, or at least they thought they had. But even with the most jaw-dropping excuses and wild behavior, these officers were completely unfaced. Here are five cases when officers amazingly keep straight faces during these arrests. Number five, woman had the chance to walk away free, but chose a felony instead. On August 17th, 2025, officers responded to an apartment complex after receiving a report of a domestic dispute. When they arrive, they find a woman waiting outside and loud shouting still coming from inside the unit. Watch what happens as they step in to figure out what started it all. >> What's the issue? >> I don't know. Just tried to put me out and I won't I >> I want my out the house. >> Adam, you're clear for me. >> But I want my out the house. >> Yeah. Is anybody with you yet? >> Nobody's with me, but I'm tempor. >> Do you need I need some I need going on right now. >> He has that white outside. He wants her. He's trying to kick me out. Third floor. Where's he at? >> I just want my >> We're not at the Four Points Hotel. We're across the street. >> I'm trying to make my Nothing. >> He's trying to He's trying to throw you out. >> Yeah. >> I don't think that's all my >> Do you have stuff in here? >> Yes. >> What? You can Whose apartment is this? >> His. >> And who's inside? >> His uncle, friend, whatever. >> Here, do this for me. pick up all your stuff. We'll go outside. I'll calm him down. >> I've been asking him to give me my >> not give me my >> the Madison Street apartments. >> Threw some of my clothes out. >> Is this the Madison Street Apartments? >> This down. She's [ __ ] I don't want no seen. I just want >> All right. Pick up all your stuff, please. Pick up all your stuff. >> He's not We don't have >> No, no, no. Pick up. Pick up all your stuff. Pick up all your stuff. >> Stop yelling at me. >> I need you to cooperate with me. >> I don't need that. >> What do you need? >> I need my medicine and my back. >> The man's request is clear. He wants the woman out of his apartment after a fight. However, rather than leave quietly, she decides to test [music] just how far the officers are willing to go. >> Well, clearly he is upset. >> He's not going to give you your stuff right now. >> Yeah, cuz you want that white that's outside. >> So, I'm telling you to pick up your stuff and let's go down. >> I want my MEDICINE IN MY BACKPACK. >> IS THIS YOUR STUFF? >> YEAH. >> Then pick it up. >> I want it. >> I need my medicine in my backpack. Ma'am, I can't help you until you pick up all this stuff out. >> No. Stop. >> No. >> Ma'am, >> you are >> Please don't put your hands on me. >> I'm telling you to pick up your stuff and leave. >> Yeah, I'm going to >> I will help you get your stuff >> and I'm not going to get my >> I will help you get your stuff. >> No, you're not. >> I'm not. How are you going to help me get my >> I separated you two. He's out there. I closed the door. >> I need you to get your stuff out. >> I need my medicine. >> Ma'am, I'm telling you, I'm going to get that. But I need you to go downstairs. Other officers will be down there. >> I don't even have my shoes on. >> Police. >> You have ass. No. >> Sam, stand back. Stand. >> You are making me very impatient. Stand back. >> Just don't touch me. >> I'm telling you what to do and you're not listening to me. That's what's going on. >> Just don't touch me. >> Will you listen to me then? >> Don't touch me. >> I'm trying to get your stuff. We need to pick up all this stuff and go downstairs. >> That's all I want. >> If he has a key, he will get the key for me and I will open the door. Okay. I want my grave back there. >> You're not listening to >> She does not live here. >> Let's go. >> If you need your medicine, I'm going to wait till you leave. He's probably waiting for you to leave. >> Grab yourself. Let's go. >> Go. >> Despite the disturbance, officers are giving her a chance to walk away without facing any charges. But instead of taking it, she makes it clear she's not done causing problems. >> Buttercups. Go. >> No. >> WHAT? OW. NO. >> STOP. >> Give me your arm. Give me YOUR ARM. >> NO. NO. STOP. >> I told you. >> Kick me. >> Stop. YOU'RE BREAKING MY WRIST. >> ALL YOU HAD TO do was pick up your stuff and go. Go. >> Stop. >> Go. My fist is broken like [screaming] that in the corner. 24. [laughter] >> Stop. >> That was unnecessary. >> Get the off me. >> Get the off me. This Stop doing it. >> Medicine. I have a [ __ ] >> You should have just listened. >> Oh, I should have just listen. >> Do you have any pockets? >> No. >> All right. Mine's right here. >> I don't want to go to jail. I don't go to jail. I hate this, man. >> Well, you kicked me, so that's that's a charge right there. >> You're breaking my >> If the woman had simply chosen to leave when officers first asked, this wouldn't be happening. But instead, the night ends with her in custody. It's breaking my >> bra. No. Feet in. >> Get your feet in. Put your feet in. >> No. >> I do not want to have to put your feet in for you. Put them in. >> One more opportunity to put your feet in before I do it for you. >> Your feet in. >> Get in. feet in. Sit up. >> Were you guys at the hotel? >> Oh, yeah. He went that way. And they're like that way. >> I read the CAT screen is across the street. So, I'm looking this way. I see Clark pulling here and they're all flagging me down. So, I run up the stairs. Dude says she has a knife. The guy with no shirt is like screaming at her. I tell him to back off and go downstairs and he gets in my face and I was like, "You're about to go in cuffs." And then I close the door. I didn't know it locked. >> We can't get in here. >> Um, literally nothing. It was a standby. She was refusing to pick up her leave. She said she had apartment. I said, "I'm going to let >> You got nothing on him?" >> No. >> Uh, yeah. Nothing on him. >> Oh, >> these are my keys. Yeah. I told you to pick up your stuff and go downstairs and I would help you get your stuff. >> He's not gonna You guys are not going to help me get my stuff. >> You didn't even give us a chance. >> What? What? What's your name? >> I just wanted my medicine. >> Ma'am, if you don't tell me your name, you're going to get another charge. >> By the end of the night, the woman was facing serious charges, including aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, a felony, and resisting arrest. Number four, woman has a meltdown after being caught with an active warrant. On April 25th, 2025, an officer on patrol spotted a woman tied to an active warrant. After confirming her identity, the officer decided to close in on the suspect. Watch what unfolds as the officer moves in to make contact. >> I I hear you. Well, you're not free to go, Autumn. >> Autumn, you're not free to go. Okay, stop. Anything wrong? >> Stop. You're not free to go. >> Why? >> Cuz you have warrants. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> Have warrants. I do not. >> Keeper, >> I do not have warrants. >> Female white. >> I do not have warrants. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. >> You need to stop. >> Don't touch me. I mean it. I do not. >> Yeah, but >> I do not. >> Stop walking away from me. >> Do not touch me. >> You need to stop walking away from me. The next time you take a step, Autumn, Autumn, if you walk away from me and you take any step away from me, I'm going to put you just dropped a dollar. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> Okay. >> I do not have warrants. I do not. You didn't even call it in. >> I did just call it in. So, if you step away from me, I'm putting you in handcuffs. Do you understand me? >> Call it in. >> Do you understand me? Do you understand me? >> You understand me, right? >> I do not answer questions. I do not know if I understand. >> Knowing that the woman is unlikely to comply, the officer quickly requests additional units. Unfortunately, keeping her calm and preventing a chase is going to be a whole new problem. >> No, I'm 104. Thanks. >> I'm scared for my life right now. >> I'll still take you. >> Guys, you're the guy that other guys. No, >> I'M NOT DOING THIS. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. You're going in hiccups now. Stop it. Quick. Drop your bag. You need to listen to me. >> MY HAND. >> OH, YOU you just hit me. Stop it. I'm not trying to break your hand. You need to stop. >> I didn't anyone. >> Take your jacket off. Do not hit me. Do not walk away. Stop it. If you walk away from me, I'm going to put I'm going to take you out of the ground. Stop it. >> I don't want you to break my arm. >> I'm not going to break your arm. >> I cannot break your arm. >> I'm not going to break your arm. I'm not going to pick you up. I need Okay, I need you to put you in handcuffs. Okay. >> No. >> STOP. >> NO. [screaming] >> OKAY. >> CALL BACK UP. >> STOP IT. >> CALL BACK. >> THEY'RE COMING. THEY'RE COMING. >> NO, THEY'RE NOT. >> They're coming. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Do not hit or kick me or you will have additional charges. >> No. >> No. YOU NEED >> NO. NO. >> STOP IT. STOP IT. Stop it. Stop it. Put your hands behind your back. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. This is your last warning. >> My arms cut off. >> I'm not cutting your arms off. I'm going to help you. >> No, you're not helping me. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> You're not helping. >> Otherwise, I'm going to take you down on the ground. >> You're not helping me. >> Do you understand me? [gasps] >> Turn around. Put your hands down. >> Yes, you can. Sit down. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> I'm not suiciding. [clears throat] I'm not going to hurt you. >> Where's your camera? I turn. >> It's right here. Okay. Put your hands behind your back. >> It's not on. >> It is on. It's got a red light right there. Do you see a red light blinking? Okay. Put your Put your hands behind your back. >> No, sir. >> I'm going to help you. >> No, >> you need to stop. >> I don't want you breaking my arm. >> I'm not breaking your arm. [screaming] >> You can step [screaming] IT. >> STOP IT. STOP IT. STOP IT. >> [screaming] >> DESPITE his efforts to avoid hurting her, the woman's aggressive behavior pushes the officer to act more decisively. Backup is almost at the scene, but he needs to end the struggle now. >> Stop. Stop. [screaming] Stop. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. Put your hand BEHIND YOUR BACK. [screaming] STOP. STOP. I'M NOT GOING TO BREAK. STOP IT. >> STOP IT. STOP [screaming] IT. STOP IT. >> NICE ONE. NICE. >> OKAY, STOP. >> NICE ONE. NICE ONE. >> STOP. >> NICE BOY. >> OKAY, STOP. >> NICE BOY. Nice one. Nice one. >> You just grab this one arm. My spine. >> My spine. Ouch. OUCH. [screaming] BACK. >> NO. [screaming] >> Got it. Okay. Now, when we're secure, got one in custody. [screaming] >> Stop moving. [screaming] >> STOP. >> BOSE. You're [screaming] going to need to come out here AND SEARCH HER. JUST TRYING TO WALK YOU. STOP kicking me. [screaming] >> OKAY. [snorts] >> Stop it. Stop kicking. >> Stop it. [screaming] >> Calm down. [screaming] You all right? >> YEAH. [screaming] >> OKAY, AUTUMN. AUTUMN, >> you need to calm down. >> Okay, we're going to try AND GET [screaming] YOU OFF. YOU GOT TO CALM DOWN. >> OH, JESUS. My heart. >> It takes three officers to keep the woman from fighting back. But while they're limited to her movement, her shouting and attempts to escalate the situation haven't stopped. >> AUTUMN. [screaming] AUTUMN, STOP. We want to try and get her up and get her in a car, I guess. [screaming] Stand up. [screaming] No. Ow. >> I don't want to check any What's wrong with me? [panting] >> I don't I don't >> Watch your Watch your arm. >> Try bite me a couple times now. Watch. >> No, I didn't try bite. I swear. >> Shut up. >> Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. >> Stand up. >> I can't. Yeah, you can. >> My vagina hurts. Ow ow [panting and sighs] ow ow ow. >> STOP. [screaming] >> Stop moving on me. I don't want my hands cut off. What's the matter? Stop. Stop it. >> What's the matter? >> I don't know. >> I need to hospital. >> Stop moving. want anybody remember. [screaming] [screaming] >> Against all odds, she slips out of her restraints. The officers [music] move quickly to regain control and let her know that there won't be another warning if she keeps pushing. >> Help me. >> She's going against that scar. >> Help me. >> I'm not transporting. going to say no. >> Help me. >> Not happening. >> Help me. Help me. >> Yeah. Let me pull in my car. >> Yeah, [laughter] please. >> Ouch. Guys. Can't do it no more. [panting] [sighs and gasps] >> Please forgive my sins. I love you guys. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm not perfect. I never >> I don't feel good. >> I don't feel good. >> I don't feel good. >> I'm breathing. >> Now listen, you're going to walk over to this other car. real good. >> You continue to flail and kick us, you're going straight down to the ground. You understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Oh my god. >> I think I got everything off OF HER. >> MY WRIST. >> SO, >> all right. We'll take you to a dress when she gets here. >> Yeah. >> Hi. >> Ouch. There's I'm not I can't I can't walk. >> Yes, you can. >> Doing it now. Ow. Ow. >> With a woman now secured in the patrol car, the officers make a call. Despite the aggression she showed earlier, the officers chose not to pursue what could have been a felony level offense. >> Yeah. >> Did she hit or kick you or anything? Uh, she tried biting me a couple times, but I ain't going to be any mark. >> Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. >> What is her worn for? >> All right, Autumn. Hey, can you um put your foot this way? I'm going to put your shoe on for you. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Or at least try to get it on if you want to. Maybe put it up here and and maybe you can like put your foot up here. What do >> you mean? I'll >> like bend your leg, put it up here, and then I'll help you get out. Get it off. >> Here, I can. It's a little bit tight. >> This is house socks. >> Oh, okay. >> I mean, I don't want to ruin them, but >> Oh, okay. Whatever you want to do. >> Thank you. Thank you, Autumn. >> All right. Um, this is Officer Bozar. Bozart. She's the one that talked with you. We just got to make sure you're searched thoroughly and whatnot. Okay. secondary prof. >> The outstanding warrant is what brought her in, but after the incident, she was also charged with resisting arrest. Number two, entitled woman finds out arguing with police only makes things worse. On September 26th, 2024, officers were sent to a quiet neighborhood after a caller reported a woman refusing to let her vehicle [music] be towed. When the authorities arrive, it doesn't take long before they're face to face with a woman behind the commotion. Watch how the case unfolds. >> Door open while I'm trying to tow this car. She need something needs to be done. >> You mean ma'am? All I did is pull up so he wouldn't take my car. I have to go to work. Ma'am, >> I cannot. They're getting ready for daycare and I heard them and I ran and I pulled my car up then my kids are not endangered. You can check my house. I cannot afford to get my car ticket. I take care of three kids alone. I can't miss work. >> Where was your daughter when you were >> She was right here sitting on my lap. Bro, both of my kids were on my lap. He's lying. I don't I told him to call you, bro. He should have reported it. I would never put my kids in danger. All I did is pull my car up so he couldn't take it. So, ma'am, that's all I did. >> Do you know why he's taking it? Because I don't have a parking ticket. But I just bought this car. I have insurance. But he can't. No. But I park here every single day. Every single day I park here. Every single day, ma'am. Every day. >> But you don't have a parking permit. >> But I have a I had a temporary one. The girl told me to get insurance. Just got insurance. I have to prove it. This car is just bought. Okay. >> Like I don't I have I don't even have it registrated. It's a bill of sale. >> You have a a driver's license with you? An ID? >> No, I don't even know where my ID is. My name's He's talking about child endangerment. It might get a taken care of. A s l y n l y n e. >> With her ID in hand, the officer tries to get a clearer picture of what happened. But as she presses further, the woman's emotions take over and the conversation quickly takes a turn. >> My kids are very well taken care of. I will never harm my kids, bro. I'm doubting that. But >> I can He can't take my car. I don't have money. I already live in >> here's the thing. You did you try having a conversation first? >> I did. I said, "Please don't take my car. You're not taking my car." And he's like, "I'm already here." That's what he said. And I said, "Please don't take my car." >> Be handled on the back end. You can't just try to drive off. >> I did. I pulled my car up. Where am I going? I'm still in the same park as why I pulled it up. Are you serious, ma'am? >> Yes. I'm being serious. That's not That's not how you handle that. Okay. What's your middle initial? >> I don't even care. Figure it out. >> No, you need to tell me. >> Honestly, no. Because this is You're taking his side. >> Here's the thing. I need you to get out of the car. >> You're taking his side for what? Can I call my mom, please? >> I need you to get out of the car. >> I'm going Okay. Okay. But can I call my mom because this is >> back here? >> This is really I'm going to be late for work. I cannot be late for rent. So, >> ma'am, I did not try to pull off. I just pulled up so he couldn't put it on the thing cuz I can't. Dude, they tow my car last time. Like, I just paid $200 for a different car. And I got a new one. Like, ma'am, I didn't I would never put my kids in danger. Like, this is all I have is my car. And my kids, I don't They don't have a dad. Like, they go to daycare. My other daughter's in second grade. Like, I walk her to school. >> Where was Was the car already Was he already pulling it up on the thing? No, we wasn't. It wasn't even attached. I spawned my kids. It wasn't like It wasn't There's nothing there. He just did that, you know? So, like as he was pulling that down, I just pulled up and turned, you know? That's it. I just pulled up and turned, man. I'm like, "No, sir. You can't take my car. Please don't take my car." You feel me? >> While the officer is still trying to deescalate, the neighbor walks up and inserts herself into the situation. She immediately comes to the woman's defense, challenging the tow truck driver's claim that the children were ever in danger. >> I'm sorry. >> What's a good What's a good phone number for you? >> I just cannot lose my car. Like, >> I know her. >> Yes, that's my neighbor >> right there. >> And she said I put my children in danger, bro. I I'm the best mom. >> Her her car has not moved since this morning. Like since 3 days ago, I have not seen her car move. >> Okay. She just she just moved it. >> I just pulled it back up. She backed it up to move it more up so that people could get through. >> Where were the kids at? >> They were in the back seat scratching where they're at right now. >> Okay. >> When I walked up, the car was in park. Her car was turned off and her daughter was up here. Her car was >> good. I didn't put my kids in danger. Like, call DHS. I don't care about I'm not getting locked up for this because I didn't do anything wrong, but tell them not to take my car. I love my kids. Have >> you been in contact with the office about it? >> I just call my mom. [ __ ] I had to call my mom, man. >> Literally like my kids in the car, bro. >> I know. I know. >> He's a liar. >> Okay. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Mom, please answer. Mom, he's saying I pulled off with my kids. >> Mom, like, can you please like come get my kids? Like they're trying to take my kids and I didn't take your kids. I'm just trying to bottom of it. >> Are you serious? That's all you can say right now? >> Bro, like seriously, they cannot take my car. How am I going to get it out if it's not registered? >> I would let them take this, but it's not registered. Good >> cuz I got it from a Big Jack auto sales in Rock Island and it's just like a ragged car lot and they have my title so I haven't been able to get it registered. >> He gave me a fake title, bro. Yeah. Call do what you're going to do. Like do what you're going to do. >> So I do have to call them. >> Okay, that's fine. Call them. I don't give call them. >> Despite the officer's efforts to stay composed, the woman continues pushing back. And with every outburst, she's not helping her case and only making things worse. >> I've been decent with you, though, right? >> No, because a little bit. I don't know. I'm overwhelmed as right now. My car's going to get taken. Everything I have is gone. Like, what do you mean, bro? >> She's saying that the kids were in her lap and she pulled forward to turn to get it so he couldn't pull up and take the car. He's saying that the kids were like hanging out the window. I don't know if they had camera footage back here. >> The other driver here says that we saw it rolling forwards and he saw it like he had been hit by him or something but he just saw it rolling forwards. I didn't quite get as far as he had here. Now surrounded by officers, the woman is given one last opportunity to explain what led to the call. >> My supervisor about everything that happened, okay? I understand that you don't want your to your car to be towed, okay? But there's certain things that you have to be really careful of when you have little children. And I know you're upset, but when I talked to the the tow truck driver, okay, you said that you originally backed up and I don't know if you seen, but your 2-year-old running towards the car while >> my No, my 2-year-old was in the car. Like the door was open. She was in the car. Like I >> No, like she was in the car, though. She wasn't outside the car. She was in the car and I pulled up and backed up. >> But then he's saying that he she was sitting in the front seat with the door open. >> Yeah, she was. I mean, I'm not lying about that. I'm telling you the truth. It's He's just telling it different because he's making it sound bad. She was in the car on my lap and I was pulling back. Yeah. And I pulled up so he couldn't take it. But he's still trying to take it with my son in the car seat and with us all in the car. He's still trying to take the car with us all in the car. You know what I'm saying? Like Like this wasn't even out, ma'am. This was all my kids got right now. This thing was not even out. Like so we're both in the wrong at the end of the day. We both are in the wrong. And I'm I'm I'm taking my [ __ ] I am as a woman. >> Under arrest. Okay, >> I'm putting it under arrest. >> Okay. >> Oh, sit down. Come over here. Okay. >> By the woman's own words, she knew parking there was a risk. Despite that, she chose to do it anyway. Worse yet, with her kids still inside the vehicle, that decision combined with everything else seals the officer's decision. She's under arrest. Do you need a backup? >> Take me to jail. >> I don't have no background. >> I don't want to I want to back up. Okay. Let me do this. Okay. Do you not touch me? I'll walk myself. >> In the end, the woman was charged with endangering the life of a child without great bodily harm. Number one, police step in after woman's parenting crosses the line. On March 16th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a home following a domestic disturbance call. The moment they arrive, it immediately becomes clear this won't be a simple welfare check as it's already out of control. >> Hey, listen. That bat. Okay. Can you drop the bat? You drop the bat. Hey, listen. Drop the bat. I can't hit him. >> I need you to let the bat Put the bat down. Ma'am, drop it. >> DROP THE BAT. >> I CAN'T HIT HIM. >> She's great. She's great. She's great. >> Ma'am, put the bat down, ma'am. The bat down. >> Don't touch me. >> She got the bat. >> Okay, ma'am. Hey, Leslie. Step out here. >> Who you talking to? >> I want to get the out my house. >> Okay. All right. Cool. Let's talk. >> Who you TALKING TO? DON'T TELL ME TO DROP my house. I THAT'S MY SON. HE'S A MINOR. UNDERSTAND WHAT I'M SAYING? I DIDN'T COME TO YOU. I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU. I WASN'T AGGRESSIVE TO YOU. IF I HIM UP, THEN YOU TAKE me to jail. Get this mother out of my house. DO YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT I'M SAYING? >> I UNDERSTAND. LISTEN. >> OKAY. SO, DON'T TALK TO ME ABOUT WHAT I'M DOING TO MY CHILD. GIVE ME SOME CHILD ABUSE CHARGES. >> THAT'S MY SEVEN. UNDERSTAND WHAT I'M SAYING TO YOU? SHUT THE UP. >> OKAY, LESLIE. >> This is my Excuse me. >> I just want to talk to you. >> HEY, THAT'S IT. SO IF I HIM UP IN YOUR PRESENCE, YOU TAKE ME TO JAIL. BUT DON'T TELL ME WHAT THE do in my house. >> Okay. Obviously, WE DON'T WANT >> UNDERSTAND. DO NOT DO NOT TELL ME WHAT THE to do in my house. >> What's going on with your kids? >> He got to get the out. >> Why? What's going on? >> He don't want to do what the it is I tell him to do. >> Okay. >> So, get the give me my >> Give me my out my house. >> You ain't got to talk to me right now. Get him out of my house. Will you get him out of my house and I can talk to you? >> Leslie, I'm going to respect. This is your home. Okay. But also, I have to check for the wellbeing of your children. >> He's fine. >> Is he hurt? He's well. I just saw a baseball bat. Okay. So, we're going to talk there and I want to investigate. What's going on? >> What's your name? >> I got one of his >> I'm officer Scoutia. >> Check his injuries. >> He'll be all right. I ain't >> even with multiple officers surrounding her, the woman shows no signs of backing down. Her aggressive behavior forces one officer to step in, separating her from her son to check the boy's injuries and get answers about what caused the outburst. >> Do and didn't. >> Okay, >> I have a dog outside. >> Okay, Leslie, come on. Let's step over here. >> Hi, >> Leslie. Let's over here. >> What you want to talk to me about? >> Okay, I want to talk about my house. >> Okay. All right. What's going on between you and >> he needs to get out of my house? >> Well, what happened? You can't do what the you want to do in my You cannot do what the Are you listening to me? >> I'm asking you a question. What's >> You can't do what the you want to do in my house. You can't smoke. No. You can't come in when you want to. You can't do I tell you, you ain't doing it. You ain't in my house. You're real disrespectful. So, I'm going to go to jail. So, I have a cute milk shot. You understand what I'm saying? Because I'm not going to take care of you going to do what it is that you want to do. Get the out of my house. You think you're wrong, you got to get the out of my house. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> All right. >> So, he needs to get the away from me. >> All right. >> Leave me my and get the away from me. That's it. >> So, okay. I understand that. >> So, I called So, that way I'm going protect myself and I'm going to protect him because if not, I have a real cute mug chuck. You understand what I'm saying? >> And if I don't and if I do, I bore him in his life. I I push his 8 lb and 14 ass out of understand what I'm saying. >> Okay. According to the woman, the incident stem from her son not being compliant. But even in cases of discipline, there are legal boundaries and the officers now have reason to believe she may have crossed them. >> All right. >> He think he grown. He got it together. Go about your business, but you going to do what the you want to do in my house. You understand what I'm saying? So, I need him to leave my house. >> Okay. >> That's it. That's all. >> So, it's because he thinks he can do what he's saying. >> He could do whatever it is that he thinks he wants to do. He get the out of my house. >> Okay. >> Please and thank you. Okay. And that's what's So the reason you want him out of your house is because he thinks >> he's non-compliant. >> He's not compliant. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> He's disrespectful. >> Okay. >> Correct. >> All right. What did he say? >> He wants to be physically combative. When I tell him to get your out of my way and you want to >> Okay, let's >> I'm not I'm not trying I'm just saying what you're saying. But you want to touch me. >> Okay. >> It's a problem. Get the out of my house. >> Okay. So, physically, did he touch me today? >> Absolutely. Can get him out of my house. >> Okay. What prompted him to touch it? >> Cuz I told him that you didn't do what it is that I told you doing some problem out of my house. >> Okay, I see. >> All right, we'll go ahead and work with that. Okay, >> please and thank you. Call him to go home. How long we got? >> Are you asking me? >> Yeah. How long we got? >> How long However long it takes. >> Get out of my house. >> However long it takes. I don't know why you're being so rude to me. I didn't do anything. You called us. >> I'm not being rude. >> Okay. Well, then let's >> I'm not being rude. >> Let's relax for a little bit. Okay. >> All right. Well, I'm trying to ensure that everyone's okay. So, let me do my job. >> My name is Leslie. >> Officer Roskus. Nice to meet you. >> Nice to meet you. >> Okay, let's take a deep breath and relax. >> You want to do an elbow? >> No. >> Okay, that's cool. >> Excuse me. >> I got some potatoes to peel. >> Okay, you can peel your potatoes. >> You can get this out of my house, though. >> That's not how it works, man. >> What you mean that's not how it works? >> That's not how it works. He has res I am I'm in. >> He lives here. You have to evict him. Oh, okay. I got to evict my child. No problem. So, I can put him on my garage cuz he's still in my house, right? >> So, I can lock my doors to put him on my garage cuz he's still in the house, right? >> Sure. >> Okay. >> It's not a claim officers can ignore. Now, with that statement on record, they're preparing to investigate further. And depending on what they find, Child Protective Services may need to step in. >> I'll make sure >> is no longer needed then cuz I can put this in the garage. >> Okay. Well, I I'll make sure DCFS is aware. >> I'm sorry. >> I'll make sure DCFS is aware. That's what you're going to do. >> You want me to call them cuz I can call phone call. >> Go ahead. Call. Yep. >> Absolutely. >> Got your services no longer needed. She >> I'm sorry that you feel that way. >> I know. It's so sorry about you feel that way. You won't work. You You at work. You good. You have no reason to come this way, though. >> I sure do. >> For what? >> Uh to make sure that you're good. >> I'm fine. This is my house. That's great. >> Am I being aggressive to you? Have I have I threatened you with bodily harm? You have no reason. >> I came here and you had a bat in your hand >> and that's for my son in my house. >> Don't put your fingers in my face. >> Listen, you got the wrong one and the right one at the same time. Hey, excuse me. I'm saying listen, I need to step out. Step out, Leslie. Step out. I'm going to arrest you for obstructing right now if you don't step out. >> What you not going to do? WHAT YOU WHAT YOU'RE NOT GOING to do is he told me, excuse me, and when you get finished and when you get done, my child, you can go ahead and call DCFS and when you get finished, you got me. >> Back up. Back up. And what you want to do? >> And what you want to do, shorty, >> you in my house. >> Some more units. We got fighting. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Get this on first. Put it in the car. >> Yeah. I'm trying to get the other one. Instead of deescalating, her attitude does the opposite, making everything worse. And as the conversation goes on, it becomes painfully clear that she still doesn't grasp the seriousness of what's happening. >> And when you get done, where's your female officer? >> We'll wait for >> when you get a good >> I can't breathe. BACK UP. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. Get the off of me. Okay. >> 210. [laughter] We're on the second floor. I can't. >> We'll be in the big bedroom. >> In my house and I can't breathe and ain't no females here and they put behind your back. >> Let's get one here. You got me up. >> Lift 30. >> Get your knee off my back. >> Get the off me. >> Roller on the side. >> Get up. >> GET WHAT'S YOUR BADGE NUMBER? >> I DON'T actually don't touch. Excuse me. No, >> go downstairs. >> I'm fixing my clothes. >> Okay, we'll fix that outfit. Get down the stairs. >> Get over here. I got >> Where are you? Sant Sanchez, can you search real quick? >> She's not done arguing and she's certainly not backing down at this point. She's digging herself into a deeper hole with every word. >> You ain't woman. YOU GOT 10 CHANCE. WHY THE are you holding me? >> You had a PROBLEM SINCE YOU GOT HERE. Let me the go. >> Let me the go. >> Uh, >> that's fine. I got to ask. You understand what I'm saying? >> No, you ain't got to rap in my house. >> You understand what I'm saying? >> We We had to take her down. Yeah. >> No, you ain't got to take >> I wasn't aggressive. I didn't do you. That's my child. That's my house. You understand what I'm saying? It's cool. I got ass my house though. Stay still. This is what I called y'all for my child at my house. My child up. You understand what I'm saying? >> Okay. >> Stay still. Bring your feet. >> Stop moving. >> What you want it to be? You want me to do a split? I could do one. >> Okay. Let's act like >> You want me to do one? I got it. You want to check them? You can check them like this. You can check them. You see him? >> Okay. >> Do you see him? >> Do you see him? >> Take your shoes off. >> Let me take them off. >> Okay. You want me to take sock off? >> You want me to take sock off? Listen, >> you got me up. >> I know. We're trying to search. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. I got >> WHEN I TELL YOU >> the woman was ultimately charged with resisting arrest and domestic battery. Do you think these people learned their lesson? 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